Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-04-23 | Page 9 | [Illegible] Trial as Good Show

IGOODM JKoom at Vitcrbo Ciwdjid IBh Spectators at Kvery BsffiTS furnish G00D ENTERTAINMENT ifczo Avolio and Maria Kdardo Make flic Usual IBfciiinls on flic Stand. Ilated Press. BO. April 22. There is' not uncnt in the trial of the Cain-rhe Cain-rhe "auditors never know what , hut thev crowd every avail-e avail-e in the court of the ashir.es ired of some sort of entertain-Wncenzo entertain-Wncenzo Avolio, the .butcher, itod the lnw with the judge: Pereuocco, the seller of tor-5. tor-5. frankly expressing tho hope ould get sonic- freo advertis-i advertis-i his misfortunes, nnd Man. , "the beaut v of Naples." e imprisonment rather than e man she loved., were the ictors in this strange mixture and pathos. IKn are charged with being presr Vh'o meeting or Camorrist lead-IBhe lead-IBhe Aida tavern in Bagnoli ou jMIOOG, when Gennaro Cuoccolo pHmncd to death, tjflpandy on the Stand. 'wAvolio doffed apron of his jjw for other a. tire ho chose tho Kexture and out. and when b'Ar interrogation this morning he jjRzzlcd tho spectators with his Kle array lie is a handsome tKuoiio was prepared for the or lEexbibition which he made. He Ifte a scholar. rBjinade the usual qualified de-fXtyilt, de-fXtyilt, but went further, and at Her moment drew from his Ht small copy of the Italian KjCode and from it read passage t??.ge in support, of his claim JHre was no excuse in law for Mt:on as a suspect in the Cuoc Knt Bianchi listened attentively tim", appearing much inter- rpd not a little amused, and thought. t!ie court and jury had flcioiitly instructed in the law, RAvolio, you usurp my profes- flUhod, the prisoner responded: fflBght sav much more, but I do Iwjto steal the thunder of my oJ -"ercuoceo. smiling, was. next IPBtexaminatioii. He assured the .iurv that he was as innocent He had not been at Bag-ic Bag-ic time the sentence of death d upon the Guoeeolos. Then in sal vein, he concluded: not a murderer, or the com-assassins. com-assassins. 1 am a business trade in tortoise shells. I goods to the United State? Jy Chicago, and 1 do hope in of inv misfortunes that this i'd advertisement for my IToman Tells Her Tale. i'as special interest in i he ex-which ex-which followed of Maria i, who is the only woman e prisoner. She is the com-hwife com-hwife of Niiola Morra, other-vn other-vn as "lied Sand v." and one leced iirincipals in the mur-carcer mur-carcer has been a romantic v .'if) von rs of age. she retains no beauty that attracted mini-iitors mini-iitors in her youth. Of hum-she hum-she was given in marriage at ago I. a dock laborer, and sot up a lodging house which ,the attention of the police, sited tho local delegate and the Palazzo Amendola was rbed Soon afterward Maria la Morra and the two later power in the ("a morra. arrested only because I was d and cnmiianioii of Morra ed to comply with flic wishes rabiueers that I denounce the ;I Iou and whom J know to