The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-20
Filming Gabrielle Down,


bad designed the room in which the
crime was committed, said i. must have
taken at least an hour to prepare the
block and pulley aad to make The other
arrangements for the murder OF Gouire.
Gabrielle being again ordered to stand
up the President asked her:
"fou hear what this witness savs?"
"HoT could | know how long it would
take?' said Gabrielle.
"liow could Eyraud have committed
the crime il you had not handed him
Ike end Of tho cord, passed through the
swivel?"
Gabrielle made no reply.
The Procurenr-Genera!e then asked
Eyraud:
The cord passed through the curtains,
did it not?"
Yes" said Byraud, with q vindictive
glance at his accomplish.
Nov. Gabrielle" said tho PRECEDENT,
"who GU. the curtains SO that the cord
could pass through ?'
The girl was again silent, but Evraud
exc!almedin his lond, accusing voice:
Gabrielle Homparhw
ms caused great sensation in the
court, but the female prisoner did not
seem to mind.
THE AWAITED ONE GENES.
All opera glasses were leveled and
wild excitement prevailed among the
ladies' in the audience when the maine Of
Garanjer was called. Garanier appear.
ed. we'll dressed, tall, stout, fair, With n
pointed beart! and distinguished bearing.
Ne is about io1ty-iive years OF age, but
did not looG forty. 10 one seemed dis.
posed to criticise Gabrielie's taste in
throwing over Eyraud for Garan Ter. As
he took the stand the female prisoner
showed more emotion than at any time
in the course ci the trial, and when he
began his testimony she hid her lace in
her handkerchief.
GaraDjer said that he was returning
from japan when he met EyrauI and
Gabrielle at Vancouver and afterwards
in San Francisco.
We agreed to start in bus;ness 10.
gether, Eyraud and J, and | advanced
him 0OO francs. lie asked me 10 take
his daughter back to Fsauce, meaning
Gabrielle. | consented. Alter we had
started, Gabrielle and l, she said, That
man is not my father. he is fraudulent
BANKRUPT. ! wish to leave him; take
sne awayn Gabrielle and | arrived in
Paris on Saturday night. On the Mon.
day following was away from Paris.
When | returned, Gabrielle showed me-
a copy OF lie Petit Journal saying, Read
that about the Gouhe crime. / em the
Gabrielle mentioned there"
II said: Let us 60 to the Project OF
Police Gabrielle consented"
So far it was evident that Garanier
WINS striving to save his reputation. Ey.
raud's bro:herin-law was sent for to con.
trout him, in Pursuance OF the presi-
dents promise, made earlicr in the lay.
lie swore that Garanjer came to him for
a,COo francs. Garanjer swo.c that be
did not.
Eyraud, who had heen slarlng at Gar.
AMER ever SINCE he took his place in the
witness boz, now assumed u threat nlps
manner, and asked:
why did you take my beloved away
from me?'
Gabrielle looked UP, her black EYES
shining; and exclaimed exc;tedly: n
followed him OF my own Tree will"
; nEANArlc INTERRUPTION.
There Yves loud laughter in the room
at this sally, bat Gabrielle did not Join
in it. She suddenly bit her hardker.
chief Vic;ouely, sprang to her feet,
screamed loudly and iell back into the
avmG OF tho guards, kicking furiously,
gcs,lculatirg, tearing her closhes of her
and shrleklng at the top OF her voice.
Immediately there was intense ex.
cite!nent in the court. The audience
pressed forward to seo'the woman who
So suddenly seemed possessed either BY
a I'll or some terrible nervous revulsiou
L @as impossibl to stop her and she was
lifted by several gen.darmes and carried
into another department. 4. buzz wen,
through the court which broke into q
loud murmer when President Rober,
announced an adjournment Tor half an
hour, that Gabrielle might have time tc
recover.
THAT HYPNOTIC THEORY,
The hypnotic theory upon which rest:
Gabsiellc's only chance OF saving he,
head from the basEaf waa-rov, intro