The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

IN diso,,ss their troubles, and ordered
cup OF coffee. Explaining that she nnh
medicine TO tnke with tho coffee, bfriiie
poured something from n bottle into tiie
coffee cup. A little later. ns they stoou
Mt a window. the girl. with tho cup
still In her hand, said to M. DeiohiHe.
EITHER you shall marry me, or yo" siih,i
kill yourself, IL you are not coward,
or will kill yot." To this Delombre
answered.: Marry your Certainly not.
You do not love me-=indeed. you hhte
me. and neither do I love YOU Em'lle
repeated her demands. all tho time per
fectly calm. II shan't marry you, de-
clared the other decisively, ana PICKED
IN his overooat to leave. He had got
one arm IN the sleeve when Emile vio-
lentIy dashed the contents OF the cup
In his fnce. He rushed to the door, only
"a f,nd that he WINS locked In. In his
agony he kicked one Of the panels out,
and hi. screams attracted n policeman
TO the scene. He was taken to st. Barth-
olomew's Hospital. where his terrible
condition CAUSED grave doubt at first Tor
his recovery
Emile was arrested. and a loaded re-
volver and box OF cartridges were found
on her. She vehemently denied Offering
Delombre the fluid to take his own lie.
She raised the cup to her lips. she said,
intending to commit suicide IN his pres
ence. but n remark of his caused her
to lose control of herself. and she huns
the contents In his face The sight or
her lovers Disagreement threw her into
At of Mysteries in court, and she ap-
reared very distressed throughout the
hearing. In her purse was found her
will. dated Paris, November IL 1919.
Delombre's story was dramatically re-
lated by counsel. the scene at tho hotel
viyidly described and the denunciation
of the girl delivered with unspar,ns
force; indeed, the atmosphere of Guild
| hall courtroom seemed s,ircharged with
| Trenchiness-the flavor of romance and
crime that rarely crosses the channei
having lost nothing OF its Partisan quail
| ity.
| THE tragic death of DR.. James Lam
| bert at South Kensington station was
| attended by one of the most extraordinary
| circumstances that perhaps ever fell to
| the experience of a medical man. Ut.
| Lambert was usually summoned When
accidents occurred at the station, and
| when. last Sunday, man was padly
| injured there, the station officials, I'M
| aware of the identity OF the victim,
promptly sent for DR.. Lambert to at
| tend to the case. The doctor failing 70
| respond. the dying man was removed to
| st. Georges Hospital. where he was
| recognized as DIR. Lambert himself. he
/ had been manned and electrocuted In at
tempting to Jump on an electric tram
just as 1t was starting and, by the
| irony of fate. was called TO attend 10
| injuries to-himself
The curious story of De Raglan the
Russian consular officer at Chicago. VINO
turned out to have been woman WITH
two or more wives, as cabled from Amer
len. has its counterpart, with the sex
reversed. In an extraordinary episode just
reported from Breslau. Germany. =
A Bres1au teacher fell in love with lady
named Dina Alma de Paredea whom
he met in Paris. and who said she wa!
the daughter of French consul II
Brazil. They became engaged. and thu
teacher returned to Breslau. Dina Aim;
arrived there shortly afterward, anc
went about with her fiance making pur
chases for their future home. In som
! unexplained way, the people of the hote
r where Dina Alma was guest began
8 have misgivings about her. Like Char
o ley's aunt she was also from Brazil, sh
!, was not what she seemed. and the sus
v picion that she was n man masqueradin
Y in woman's tinery grew. Finally sh
V was accused of false pretenses. Din
II Alma thereupon took poison and dice
n Her magnificent diamonds were past
i. The police discovered that Dina Aim
!, was the son Of q physician who once live
e in Berlin and that "she was thirty-f1v
l. years old, though, with her feminil
o makeup. no one would have judged he
/, over twenty-five AS n man. Dina Ain,
II had been knocking about Europe for yea
II before assuming the garb and name OF
?, woman.