Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
BRUTAL TRAGEDY;
/ STRANGE REVENGE
assassin Floods Cafe Where Vic.
tim Worked With Bogus
Orders Galore.
hitting EVENTS FOLLOWED.
irluded Fire Brigade. Police and n
Funeral Procession. But There VIII
he no Execution.
isecial Correspondence.

i.tcial Correspondence.
- ARTS, Nov. S-A French Theodore
III ] Hook in a frenzy. That phrase
really sums up an amazing story
Of revenge by a rejected lover OF
tbich all Paris is talking today. This
mtraordlnary case OF relentless practi-
al joking which surpassed the most
lqccessful efforts OF the renowned
Hook ended IN an appalling murder
The assassin, who has Just been sem
fenced 10 death, is Etienne Hubert. and
until recently he was a humble bottle
inser in the ST. Lazare cafe. There
be fell In love with the pretty cashier,
honore Vilissech but she rejected his
lult Now she lies dead at his hands
liter a series Of extraordinary hap
lenlngs such as perhaps never before
ave taken place even In Paris.
COMEDY AND TRAGEDY.
comedy and tragedy are mixed up
sueerly enough In this tale, which be-
shs when Etlenne Hubert was engaged
y lhe proprietor Of the cafe near the
snous station to wash his bottles and
tAsSes Although fearsome looking
slstomer-lcan, wolfsh and somewhat
nNsnapen, Hubert was a good work.
ana at the beginning his employer
W''e'ed he had found u treasure,
DAINTY LITTLE BEAUTY.
AS for sldlle. Vlissech, the cashier Of
w 81 la2are cafe, she was one of the
ienly little beauties that Paris boasts
,a lnueh, Officers IN gay uniforms,
nSs handles and old beaux, hung
ns around her wire cage for smile
n sNofd from her. The humble bot
gnSsher added himself to her host
" %lnllrefs. When opportunity pre-
",N itself ne loitered at his Work II
aI heighborhood and cast many
Suorlng glance at the fascinating
nVr but never a word did he pass
,% ner. Instead he poured out his
a, her feet-by mail. Postcards
s1 a nun reached her on almost every
.saery' Some bore amatory pictures,
~. 's burning words OF love. After the
rnn. w or so, Etienne gathered up
sia"ase and declared his passionate
rMalon He signed his name Mdle.
Al ssn promptly tore up the cards
an ieh the young man was spending
irnnsss wages. Then as they still con-
Ia, she complained to the proprle-
n hubert was warned. yet the flood
lassyns.'ards was trebled. When al least
,mn, nag beel received, Hubert was per
'"P'or'ly discharged.
HIS AMAZING, t,,,,.,,..
he WI ra came the washers amaz-
,aSatne N'hge, which he worked nv
hlenb,es eVuhtless bogus orders over the
n fs.e pufporting TO come from The
ilme H. care. In an hour from Tho
tliewaIl.p haa been kicked out ON Tho
le sbs, d barber called at the cafe
brides M we proprietor, The latter
fhere himself on his fine. full heard
harher Was trouble at once. for tbe
He wanted pay for loss OF time
IN haIed he had been ordered round
phope ny the cashier over the feIe.
tnooth 90 soon as tho barber had been
list ~ ~, ~, GOWN, there appeared "a den.
ItbsS pull out Mdlle. Viiisspchls ! an
psettv "oVt represented to him thot ,ba
VA usher was In an the ngon,os
r SAdlNNING OF PROCESSION.
ia broo was the beginning OF n co,os.
week ON, N9a which lasted day In and
ior lhe Men brought a grand n,a n
tune Il 'sie' There followed a f,ne '.' ~
when Mademoiselle almost MA ~ AZ
Rmnor ssa-taced midwife hurr,aa IT, y
4 doe,ned for the cashier ru IN t,eu ~,
NTH hshl onowed and then a drugyist
y chieLsas bottles, A wagon Ia 4
lolIo".nSshs. COWS, sheep nlgs a. iomu
Narnn one upon the athsr "o'aneys'
hsinr , avaos OF malodorous refuse wsr"
iront q. "u,.oaded at luncheon a,,os "es q,
zane NILE we cafe before the a,mos, ,n' '
work ''opFietor could stop tho awful iui