Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26
CGMORRA TRIAL LONG STUNT
Over Six Hundred Witnesses Under
Summons to Testify,
POPE Plus SEES AN AEROPLANE
watched AirshiP Fly Around Dome of
81. Peters with Keen joy Of
hoy - Robbers LOOtinE
Palaces.
BY CLEMENT BARRETT.

ROME. March 25.-tSpeCial to me Beef
II is believed that the trial OF the Camorra
assassins at Viterbo Tor the murder Of
Genaro and Mario Cuoccolo. man and wife,
will last until July. as so witnesses are TO
be examined. The government is deter
mined to put an end to the criminal or
ganizatiou to which the prisoners belong
The crime. one Of the worst ever com
mitted by the criminals. is rendered doubly
atrocious since the woman had never done
anything which even the most degraded
member Of the gang could construe into
an offense II is thought she was killed 60
prevent her from becoming witness.
Pope Sees AerOpIane.
The pope, who is concerned in nearly
everything Of human interest the other
day from the window Of his library for
the first time in his life saw an aeroplane
in flight.
For the first time in history an aero
plane encircled the cathedral Of St. Peters.
The aviator who achieved this feat was a
Frenchman. NJ. Fischer who made a flight
which was watched by thousands OF people.
The holy father watched the course with
as much eagerness and apparent pleasure
as a boy would look on a new or wonder
ful toy.
Beautiful Countess Arrested.
Countess lola Delitala. said to be the
most beautiful woman in Sardinia, has
been arrested at Sassari. Her husband
was found murdered in a field last June
Some months later the police arrested a
married couple, named Nuroni and shut
them up on the charge Of having assassin
ated the count. They are now said to ad-
init the crime. but allege that their sery-
ices were hired by the countess. Her pretty
ls-year-old daughter. it is said, was deeply
in love with a young military officer. Her
father, Count Delitala, refused TO sanction
the match. The countess, however. per
suaded that this marriage would seal her
girls happiness and it took place II has
long been thought the count was murdered
by the Malta. whose public enemy he had
! long been.
Robbers Loot Palaces.
Robbers have been devoting their ener-
gies recently to looting places where works
/ OF art or articles OF historical value are to
be found. there is big money in selling
/ them.
{ One Of the most curious robberles Of ar.
tistic objects is that Just discovered in
Perugia. In front OF the cathedral Is a
I Tine statue OF Pore julius III. the wo-k
I OF Nincenzo Dahti. a boy who carved 81
/ over five Centuries ago. Some DAYS ago
/ IL was discovered that the hood Of the cane
I which developed the figure had been re-
moved. II is supposed this treasure has
been carried off TO America
Fought a wildcat.
fight between a wild cat and Deasan;
| Is reported from Sassa-i, Sardinia Nicolo
| Demarus, returning home FROM labor in
the fields, was annoyed to find his frugal
store Of cheese, bacon and meat diminished
Although he carefully secured the door OF
his habitatiOn the thefts continued Finally
he resolved 10 get to the bottom OF the
mystery and arming himself with a gun he
hid in clump OF bushes
He had not to wait long before he per.
ccived an enormous wild cat approach the
cabin and disappear through the window
Cautiously opening the door he found tn,
animal devOuring his provisions To air
and fire was the work of a second and tn,
beast fell TO the ground. II was up again In
moment and, springing at the peasants
throat. bit at him and tore him ferociously
After a struggle Demartis managed to FIRE,
himself from the beast which he FINAL,
killed. Unfortunately, however. the second
barrel OF his gun was exploded and tn,
charge entered the peasants thigh. wound
ing him severely He now lies in a seriou
condition, caused by the terrible lacsrat,on
inflicted by the Wild cat