The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-27
HOT BL00DED SOUTH AMERICAN
KILLS HIMSELF BECAUSE OF LOVE Love
"a STORY OF 4 RICH
ssfYoUNGSk MAN WHO FELL DEs
PER,aTELY lfI LOVE.
HEaUTIFUL&YeUNGs LADY FEARED
TAEs SOU1.H AMERICAN AND
II sssSss IS REJECTED, His PROPOSAL.
fBv PnbIishers Press.l

S4NEN- YORK Sept. 21.-Because h
tailed to win s41e love OF a New Eorl
woman, Carles F'redriques Won Ban
Y sditz, scion of one of the most proni
nent and wealthy families in Sout1
America. and heir TO many millions
committed suicide in his apartments
1ni1nig He sent, a bullet from q
3s-calibre revolver through his brain
and death was instan ntaneous. Before
: he took his life, however, he made a
viii in which he left jewelry repre-
senting heirloonas and supposed to be
.Df great value, to the woman who
drove him to the act.
Young Banditz's father is a general
IN the Venezuelan army, and the Won
Bandit estates at Neutrias, Nenezue-
I Ia, are the most valuable private es-
f:tates in the country. His mother
comes from a wealthy Trinidad fam
lily, where she owns asphalt mines
worth many millions. Supplied with
any amount of spending money he
needed, young Banditz, in company
with. Philip Mo1ina,E came to New York
Eight months ago he was introduced
.tO*a handsome young woman who gave
her name as Vivian de Leme, and, who
said that she lived at lat West Sixty
fourth street. Bandit fell madIyT in
love with the woman and pressed his
suit with the passion that marks the
love. of his people. He was jealous of
other men who were seen with her,
and at such times he seemed little
less chan a madman.
But the woman did not favor the,l
suit. She feared him, it is said, and \
again and again she refused his offer |
TO nakeAter his wife.
Early in June%svoung Molina per-
suaded his companion to leave New
York. The two went to ST. Louis and
through the West. Travel,
however, did not make the young
Spaniard forget the woman, and
eventually they started for New York
g With Frederick Pryor and Young
Molina, Bandit was dining in one of
he fashionable restaurants a few
nights ago when Bandit suddenly
cried out:
There she is. There she is. This
explains it ali. She is with another
nan and she loves him.
Diners at that moment saw a hand
ome1yz dressed woman enter the hall
she was accompanied by a handsome 8
nan, and as the couple entered Ban -,
itz 4sprans from the table and at .
empted to attack the man. His two ,
ricnds, however, took him to the E
treet +.
Last night the three young men
,ere again dining in the cafe Martin
hen the woman entered. This time =
he was accompanied by another man. T
anditz again became wild with rage
nd his friends had difficulty. in get =
ng him out of the cafe. r,
Upon going to his apartments Ban G.
ltz penned three letters. Two of f,
lem We're in Spanish, one to his ;,
lother, in which he begged her for g,
iveness for ending his life.
The third was in English. and stat
he intended killing himself. He
len took. all his jewelry, and writ
g a short viii in which he left the "
aluables to the woman, he placed
en- in a heap upon the paper Stand
g before mirror Banditz waited
ltil an elevated train passed, so
at thegnoise of the pistols report
ould be drowned by the train. AS 81
e train passed he placed the pistol N
his right temple and fred. he
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