The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-05

deavored % impIieH1e in the affair the
IteIiaH adventurer CaEIi0z1ro. the Ia
mons necromnnoar. The s10ry ma
bsen told bv Alexande- Dumas The
elder. II sThe Queen : Neckiaue, 8
romance giving 3 vivid description Of
the life and historical events Of thai
DAY
And now. We have from the pen OF
Louis DARYL, the story IT LA Toiie
D,Ariagsese. = fsaTne SPIDERS Web
giving the glaring bun assumed d.
tails Of 3 scandal which betrayed
France 20 her enemy.
A Madam Kaula, Is matter q fact,
is said 70 have had snch HD ascend
ancy over Ministers of War and
French GHneralg, az 10 hgVe, II d
service d GermRny. wormed ON of
them secrets, and Otherwise By rreach-
erv obtained information which WA
destructive 10 Francs she Is reputsc
10 be Of Austrian high birth and Of
great beauty. Sne married N jung,
81 FIRST 3 Lieutenant and a1Esrward D
| Colonel IN the French ErEny- She ce-
serted her huDGnd afsar three years OF
married life, leaving him Z boy and q
girl. since then she has bsen-al-
though 81 FIRST without monled means
"a frsgnenser Of the principal courts
u Europe. with seemingly unlimited
resources and prodigal Of luxurious
display. Her role IL ASSERTED 10 be
that Of 9 political spy and in1r2gnsr-
q field Of operations II which women
often play distinguished parts
AT FIRST, NJ jung, Wh0 he'll . phase
Of trust II the army, al StrasburE,
was assailsd by q Mr. WRsfyn, Is the
aceonpice Of his wife in selling Ne
erels Of military Importance 70 Gaf-
many, and thus beurBying has country
He prosecuted W9sfyn for Libel,
aud showed that he had been separ-
ated from his wife for years. hsrlng
sufficient reasons 10 hald 10 inter
course with her, and thai the tongue
Of scandal. in osfHning ms character,
had un~reasonahly aggravated d IL
juries he hal AREA IL sus1hiDsd-
waestyn was imprisoned and con-
deEnnsd - AAa1e 21asL14s IL b Urge
line.
9 neral CsaET. Distinguished Ter kis
military ezlaaits from he Nr1Ines 70
gYavelort.. where be refulsea me
Germans a the isead ~ hi e03Eina :.
q braveassd t-lea osAcer. ~Es - TN q
Of the og8ep II se--atsrF q VA IN
der Gen=ra3 j arklsaon. aud has 4a.etE
been aiiYea fr1,an ~ Irpsillgl - s'0in-
faan1ar Of the Eis2 sTlfh Army Corps,
IN consequence Il he r=fauteI ] - O.
=. - -. ~-aa.~4 w.. Zar-a - -
has : .arnt relief fl0sa h. s~eIaasers-
requ z frosa the "a 10 n1aSe = cd
their thar-es affecting lie vb@rare1r
a. a nol 1lsr aad q fraf- They 4aile1
10 subEtautiate the r allegations. 4Es-
inE nothing Dui wayne runner instead
Of evidence 10 Yresen-
Henry Eoehe8or, : eofnD1alsle
journal 81 and Isaoer, Nas The proTnj-
neni defendant, owing 10 d deep ha-
tired towards Glssey from his action n
the repression Of the exoesses Of the
Commune IN 1870
Madam Kaula. TOO. recently appeal
ed 10 the courfk IN vindieafion Of her
self against the attacks Of Rochefori
IN his journal As be did MOI think
i worth while TO make any defense,
be was adjadged 10 Jay soDe trifing
nominal damages. he Was, Of eours
benefited by this prosecution, which
produced comments IN 3 review Of
her career, p~rejudieial 10 herself Her
existence was bat little known IN
Paris until 1878. although she had
then been parted from her husband
f9r some years. She then pied 3
charming residence the Troes~
dero. She was elegant, Fpirirpelle
and fascinating, giving brilliant din
ners 70 artists and diplomatists, with
whom mingled other elegant women,
but not OF uBelouded reputation.
she was surrounded By = luxury full
Of taste and reigned sovereign W
the disposition Of the Minister Of War.
She is said TO have had the entry 20
his Official bureau II all times. and that
the marks OF her claws could be seen
On his private, important and sealed
documents. That il Was true that nc
document disappeared from the
place, but with keys thai will open
every recess ii il lot necessary .
carry away what ia easy 10 copy.
Under the Presidency Of General
Mcmahon, in 1875. il is said that NJ
Voisin, the Prefeet Of Police, gave in
formation No compromising that Gen.
eral Cissey Was removed from his
place a Secretary Of War. And o
under President Grevy, owing 20 his
swsfsuaow nth Maaam Kama emma