The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
MYSTERY MAY
/ BE UNRAVELED
|,,;al Of the Leaders of the Ca
morra About to Begin at
Viterbo, Italy.
,ICp BUILT ON MURDER
OF GENNAR0 CU0CC0L0
f,ime Which Led TO the Assas-
sination of New York Po-
lice Defective.
isanriatafi Press.

n Assocateo Eie'"'
1 rIrERBO, Italy, Feb. II Friday D.
!. historjc town called 1.-The city of
,.,d.ome fountains and beautiful wo.
.,,u has not been center Of such
.,usst as now since the thirteenth cen.
when the conclave which resulted
!, ia election of Theodore Visconti as
e,qory Y, met in the episcopal palace
In and continued in session for two
-,,n and nine months. during which
s,s Il was the scene Of unending vio-
,r,e and bloodshed, among the mur-
z,,d being the English Prince Henry.
4 AZ the present time it is criminal
Iii instead of a conclave which at
.,,ts tbe interest Of the whole world.
r, leaders of the dreaded neapolitan
|lsnorra are about to be judged and
/ A. ease NAV rival in duration the con
Ave Of 1871, with the difference that
rtile then tho people removed the roof
|f,he episcopal palace to force the car
/ fraI to come 10 decision, there is no
/ 5sy according to Italian legislation, TO
|taten the procedure Of the courts.
Trial Will Last Long.
4 |! 10 expected that the trial will oc-
|npy year. Unless there is post
,1aenent it will open on March II. AL
|;.aiy those interested are making ar
.nresments for accommodations in the
/ bEn and the authorities are busy per-
taipg elaborate police and military
rfrautions against interference on the
| ,lH Of thousands of friends of the for
n g-ons prisoners, many of them desper-
+ ip men. The testimony of 40 wit
|,nses has been prepared by the state.
| u one knows to what revelations this
ktimony may lead OF what ramifica-
# |1Es in official life the exposure Of the
hsora may lay bare.
| The case reveals q story more engag.
Id than romance. 1T is the result of
N |lllr years of police work. 1t shows
-ikt Gennaro Cuoccolo. upon whose mur-
81 the case was built, was not only a
elonous criminal, but a rival In the
mora of Its alleged head, Enrico Al.
lor also known as Erricono. His body.
#1ylg many stab wounds, was found
Tore Del Greco, n suburb Of Naples,
!nne q, 1906. He appeared to have
sdln duel, but there were no ashes
ne dancing pumps of the handsome
q well dressed victim. though the
euylan ashes were knee deep about
q place 1t was plain that the body
~ been brought to the place and so
.ider was established Identification
illsd until q certain cavalier Cuoccolo
ngni1ed the body as that Of his
rlher s SON.
i End Was Foreseen.
HE was bound to finish like this, -
uncle exclaimed. "Ever since his
oyncod he had given himself up to
Rt loves and bad companions and was
151alng but an honor to his family.
ns iather died Of broken heart. Gen
no soon dissipated his fortune and al
m ruined his younger brother He
~ interdicted and given 800 francs a
f'I!h, which should have enabled him
hVe deeently, but he continued to
.oW nls evil ways to the point Of
p{lng a woman Of doubtful charac,
81 MARIA Cutinelli, who was a beauty
iae people, called the beautiful Sor.
Anno' as she came from Sorrento. IT
~ be she who has involved him in
re- new lnfamy in which he has lost
lac BODY, horribly mutilated. Of "the
tiilil Sorreptino' was found in
pretty apartment a few steps from
ioyai palace. Then was begun po
8 inquiry that uncovered the greatest
NINA conspiracy of modern times
4 which led unquestiopably TO the
s9l9ation of the New York dctec
t, Llentenant Insepb pcirocipn