TWO JUDGES APPOINTED

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 7

TWO JUDGES APPOINTED

ROME, March 12. Two judges have been appointed to preside over the Viterbo trial, alternately in case one should have to be unavoidably absent. The jurymen receive an allowance from the State of 43J pence daily. Many come from distant, parts. The trial is likely to be protracted for months. Of 42 originally accused, one died. Of the three fugitives two are still free, but they are watched. There was great difficulty in completing the jury, owing, to fear of •Vengeance.