Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-12

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ter ln % Womlns hludWrltlns WIS
found in the room, making an apIoii'l'
ment with him. Thil letter lle ponce
declare. was written by l'osiha hol'-
cttl no Tullios dicllllon ana WIN we
feminine apparel had been placed I'D we
counts room 90 throw them on lhr
scent by creating the impression ih't
hts murder was the sequel 20 vulgar
intrigue with an abandoned woman lN
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FATE AND CIRCUMSTANCES.
IL Is arrange blending of fate and
circumstances That brought these 1--WE
poodle together and landed them I'M the
grim iron Gaze. The countess and her
brother are the chief objects of popu-
lar interest and sptpulatIuu. DO ls one
of the puzzles of hprcdIty that DR. An
tonic MurN. o model OF rpCttudc. Wcll-
balanced. vigorous man both bodily
and mentally should be the father of
two such erratc and crotIc children.
The countess owes nothing OF her pOV-
ers of fascination TO beauty. She ig a
little woman with swarthy features,
ana has lost the sight of one eye. when
the police. accompanied by "a lot uf
journalists. came To her fathers house
to arrest her, she took the matter very
caI'',y'
door off her room ana Invited them oll
to enter. "Wo Am went - wrote one of
the Italian roporiers describing the
scene I'M his paper hut Linda calmly
dressed. brushed her hair and win I'm.
credible cynlclsm cleaned her tceth.o
During the two yoars that she has al.
ready spent I'm prison her thouehts. an.
parently have nm baqn for her lover
Secchi She wrote letters An him WHOM.
ever she got a chance bul sent ma
messages TO her father. who ,dored her
or 10 her two nnocent chlldron In
court nj times sbe has presented n NH.
fable figure of Woman ovrr,, bel1ed
by sorrow and trouhie seolIng reilef In
tears. Her brother declares tbat sbs is
innocent of ain comrllrity I'm Mar bus.
bands murder 81 yoarr for moro t,1r
Won can Give mo" she wrote ip ors nf
her letters In bsr b,sband ,vbicb tba
police have obtained ~ snmotimos roor
that / shau succnmh m a yroat nas.
sion" AS one who has srccumhod
whatever may be tho verdict M the
fury. she wlll emerge from the iri1l
with her reputation rome.
MURRI LEAST CONCERNED
OF all the prlsoners rpluo Af,rr,
shows the least concern Nm tba pro'
ceedlngs. He IS either ol,sont civ
Shameless or possesee1 M snnerh cc,,r.
age. Professor Lombroso tbe Great
Italian criminolorigt s.ys mai the for,
nation of bis skuli alone sIficas to
classify him anong The "lrros1or .ibio %
lie declares thai he AZ rneurotlc,' and
tainted with "thnt latent bvs,erIa
that IL often met with IN persons NJ
hOmlcldal Tendencies" He raasops maj
TullIo was the slave Of an "upeoyern.
able impulse" generated by me- con-
ylction. well founded or otherwise. that
his sister had long been the victim OF
the counts brutality Though his
mind may be Of the abnormal type,
Tullio certainly possesses much energy
and ability Passing through the var
ious stages OF Socialism he finally
adopted the political creed Of the an
archist That Il well suited him may
be inferred from the fact that he once
composed a tragedy IN verse In which
all the characters KIN one another In
the last act