CHARLTON EMS 6000 NIGHTS BEST Young American Will Be Interrogated In-terrogated Today Concerning Concern-ing Murder of Wife. COMA. Italy. Aug. 31. Porter Charlton, Charl-ton, tho youthful American now In prison 'here awaiting trial for the murder of his wife in 1910, will bo Interrogated tomorrow tomor-row by Judgo UoKnenl to whom has been entrusted the collection of tho evidence Charlton's counsel, SJgnor Melllnl, will be present, and the Interrogation will be carried on through an interpreter. Deputy Camera, it is said, at the ro-ciucsi ro-ciucsi of Charlton's father, will act as chief counsel for the defense when the trial begins. Charlton occupies the most commodious cell in. tho prison, which ndjoins tho law courts. It has a large window opening Into an Inner court, but the window 1b guarded by double bars and there is a peep, hole In tho door through which a warder keeps watch on the prisoner. Charlton, who has been applying himself him-self to the study of Itallun, told his jailer this morning that he scarcely remembered re-membered a better nlRht's rest. He asked about his luggage and was informed that all his belongings were In tho hands of the prison authorities nnd would bo returned re-turned In caae of his acquittal. The authorities au-thorities also hold a considerable sum of money belonging to the prisoner, part of which they will disburse for extras, such as meals ordered from a restaurant, a mattress, bed linen and other prison luxuries.