Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-21
NO LOW NECKS AT VATICAN
Ambassadors Wives Must Forego the
Deoollette Dress.
RULE TO BE RIGDLY ENFORCED
Angry italian Father is Accused of
Executing n Brutal Revenge on
AsDirRnt for His Daugh-
ter's Hand.
BY CLEMENT J. BARRETT.

| ROME. May A.-(Special to The Bee)-
The rule Of the Vatican which
bars out women who wear low
necked gowns is to be rigidly enforced
| The wives OF ambassadors to the Holy See
may no longer attend official functions at
tired in low necks." This decision comes
as the sequel to an unpleasant episode re-
Gently at the Spanish embassy when Car
dinal Rampolla took open exception to the
dress of one lady announcing that she
must leave the table.
COnnauEht Cordially Treated.
! At state banquet, which was given at
the Quirinal in honor of Prince Arthur OF
Connaught, cordial toasts were exchanged.
In the course of his speech Prince Arthur
referred to the sympathy of the British
people with the Italianse fifty years ago,
and went on to say:
Those feelings Of unalterable friendship
between our two countries have continued
undisturbed ever since. and the good
wishes of which 1 am the bearer on this
auspicious occasion are not only those
of my sovereign, but of the entire British
nation"
Waif Son of NobIeman.
There is a startling sequel to the case
Of Fortunate ASSEMBLE who was arrested
in Naples on Suspicion OF being Peter the
Painter" Though It was soon established
that this was a case of mistaken Identity
the man was detained as a suspect because
Of the mystery overhanging his life. 1t
has been discovered that poor peasant
couple living near vincenza has been maxi
ing the prisoner a liberal allowance to
lead the life of dandy They stated that
| a a
rich anonymous parents to whom ASSEMBLE
was born. A few days ago a nobleman
presented himself at the municipality of
Tonigi. and said he was Count Mastai and
formally recognized ASSEMBLE as his son.
whom he said was Count Mastai
Brutal Revenge.
A Neapolitan shepherd named Leonardo
Pisone. who had eloped with his sweet
heart. because the girls parents refused
10 sanction the betrothal on account of
! their unequal social status, has been muir
dered. The couple were traced to Naples
and arrested The girl was handed over to
her parents, and Pisone was committed
20 prison, whence he was recently released
through the influence of friends. The girls
father was astonished to see Pisone tend
4 ing his flock. The father, II is said, let a
couple OF ferocious mastiffs loose upon the
lad. and then calling to his five sons they
beat him till he was unconscious and threw
mis- body down a ravine.
Milan Banker Murdered.
with nine wounds on his body. Signor
Setagalli. director of the Lombard bank of
Milan. was found stabbed to death in his
establishment. The victims pocketbook is
missing, but his gold rings were untouched.
! Although a bunch Of private keys, in
Guiding that Of the vault were lying on
on the office table, the steel safe had not
been hampered with. Another oircum-
stance that seems to point to private ven
geanoe is the finding OF lock Of female
hair in a corner of the office. The police,
however, are divided in opinion as to the
motive of the crime. 1t is known that the
director expressed fears OF an attack on
/ the bank from suspicious characters haunt
| ing the neighborhood. There was but a
/ single entrance to the bank. Some surmise
I that the assassns were disturbed before
I the ycould unlock the safe. The murdered
mans wife declares that towards midnight
she went TO the balcony OF their private
/ residence to see II her husband was re-
turning. and dlscerned a couple Of men at
the front door, Perceiving themselves
watched, they decamped.