Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
riend who was guest at the cha

friend who was a guest at the cha teau.
 3. During the summer of 1S9& and notably during a pleasure triI which the Count de Castellane had the count was intimate with a mar ried woman, Mime A."
 4. The count maintained cor. respondence with her fixing the dates
 for rendezvous through the inter. mediary of Mine K" and M. NJ in the Rue de Maubeuge.
 5. During the summer of 1895 Count de Castellane had intimate re- lations with "Mme B." He had many meetings with her, principally at the pavilion of St James.
 6. During June, 1905, a lady en- tered the Count de Castellane's auto mobile, dined with him at Vile d'Avray and both later went to the pavilion of St James, where they spent two hours.
 z. During the same year, 1905, Count de Castellane was intimate with a woman who lived in "a fur nished room house in the Rue Cas- tigliene.
 8. In 1905 the count was intimate with Mime O." which involved indis- cretions. repeated rendezvous and au- tomobile excursions, objects forgot ten In an automobile and found by the domestics, making almost public scandals. Count de Castellane went frequently with this lady to an apart ment which he maintained at Neuilly.
 g. In June, 1905, at the end of a big reception at the mansion on the Avenue Malakoff, Count de Castellane and Mime e. were found an hour after alone in the garden and the count was compelled to summon aid for the opening of the gate. The ser- wants who responded recognized Mime G." who left the mansion hur- riedly.
 g A. In the absence of her hus- band. and notably in the course of a journey of Mine G." Mime C." re- ceived Count de Castellane every day at her residence, and upon his arrival gave orders to the servants to turn away further visitors. The Countess de Castellane going one day to the residence of Mine G." was told by the servants that Mime C." was not at home. although at that time the count was on the premises.
 B. While M. e. was at Paris. two maids of Mime C." who were mounting guard to permit Count de Castellane to emerge by the back stairway in case of the arrival of the husband. did in reality see him so de- scend.
 c. The servants of Mime C." were not ignorant that their mistress met Count de Castellane and one of .hem frequently. sometimes three tines a day. carried her letters to the ,ount. There were frequent scenes between I'M. and Mime C." on the subject of the Count de Castellane.
 10. While the Countess de Castel- lane was absent in America Count de Castellane was intimate with Mime D." He dined with her in a private room at the Cafe Anglais and or. dered orchids for the decoration of the table.
 II. On. May II. 1904. while the Countess de Castellane was absent, Count de Castellane took Madame D" to the Chateau des Marais. where he passed the afternoon with her.
 12. For several years Count de rented in Paris a number of places for his rendezvous. in par icular No 26 Rue La Rochefoucauld, where he was known under the name of Pascal; No 16 Rue de General Foy. the pavilion of St James, and No Rue Cavo at Neuilly. At these different addresses he received to the of several of his servants and chauffeurs. the women with whom he was intimate belonging to the monde and the demi monde class.
 Here follow long list of dates ex- from the years 1901 to 1906.
 The text of the decree does not go Into the details of the countess's bill If particulars, "inasmuch as Madame ie Castellane submitted letters and several of which were from the count himself. establishing that since their marriage, in 1898, 1902 and 1905. he hsd relations and correspondence with various women of easy virtue"