A CONSUMPTIVE'S REVENGE.
12? THEATRE. XKIAX OF TOUKC- GIRL. (gj C-V&-— rress _.-*-:-?jlziz_ — Copyright - VIENNA. September 30. t_ romantic story was unfolded at tbe tnal of Mere:a Gamkia. _ St«ctatDr= :-. ta« :±ig_ Court were roglbouad vhQe the facts were disclosed, "ilercia Camieia is a — Ting, beautiful ___ exqmstelv dressed' Bulgarian girl. __i is dying 0- consumption, and did jot attempt to defend herself, admitting __ t gougbt tbe friendship o: the muri_.z man orde - •- r - sveiiTO he* Tie dead -man. 1 oaor Panizza. is a welifcaown Macedonian bandit who trea.cher___t shot Boris Sara toff, tbe Bulgarian politician, while Saratoff was bidding him l&eu on the doorstep cf Saratov's house. - Gamicia. with the aid of friends. plinnied to svenr? c aratof by killing fitf__z-. in sim.lar circumstances. She ret herself iavrted tr dinner at Panizza's Jonse on Ms- F. bu' -.inabie to carry ont tic plan, so roliowed her victim to the Opera House, —here she hired the jujioinmg box. lie ■woman fired five shots from her Ike at the Burr Tieatr?. killing tne ____ and seriously woundinj: another jheh and 'woman T-ie audience was ■panic stricken and the police had great □Acuity in quelling the tumult. Six jflffir Macedonians witn the woman were jnned with revolvers, but the police took all of then: ::. custody.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 9
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