Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-03
COUNT BON| IN
BRAWL WITH
RELATIVE
CASTELLANE SPITS IN
TITLED OPPONENTS EYE
Ex-Spou8e of Anna Gould As
SauItS Prince de Sagan Who,
Rumor Declared, Was to
Succeed Him as Husband,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire !
Paris, Jan. Count Boni de Cas-
tellane. from whom his wife, who was
Miss Anna Gould Of New York. was
recently divorced and Prince Helie de
Sagau, who on several occasions was
reported to be engaged to Madame
Gould, had personal encounter to-
day at the church of st. Pierre de
Chaillot. while service to the mem
ory of the Lady Stanley Erringlon
relative of both men, who died lately
in England was in progress. Begin
ming inside the church. where Count
Boni says the prince insulted both
him and the sacred edifice, the en-
counter was resumed at the doorway,
where Count Boni followed by his
brother. Count Jean de CaStelane,
overlook III mce Count Boni spat
in his cou 5 face. Then came the
clash of canes, followed by a rough
and tumble fight on the pavement,
which ended in the gutter, where the
men We're finally separated by big
butcher. Count Boni at the moment
Of Intervention was holding down the
wer nigh insensible prince, while Jean
according to eye witnesses. was ad-
ministering to him a severe kick
ing
When the police arrived the but
cher was holding the two principals
in the fight, who were covered with
mud. The prince was bleeding pro-
+ 'sely from wound in the right tenn
pie where he had been hit by Count
Bonis heavy stick. With the but
chers hand on his collar Boni was
haranguing u crowd which had gath
cred as to why he had spat in the
princes face. The police invited the
men to so to the station house ana
this, after some disputing they agreed
to do.
Both Count Boni and the prince
gave their own version of the quarrel
each claiming the other was the ag-
gressor, but he prince alone lodged
complain charg ug Cha brothers with
assault.
"A process verbal" having been
written out, Naccording to tho French
law, the three men signed it and we're
then released The case will now go
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plackeSt Color declaring that Prince
Helie has been ostvacised by his own
family, not one Of whom would per
init him TO enter their house. Count
bOul iucu plOCeeutu TO explain the
episode and declared that it had moth
ing to do with Nine Anna Gould,
but was the result Of an old grudge
between MIN and the prince. He adj
ued that the prince had not been in
Nted to the ceremony at the church.
Count Boni said he took no notice
Of the prince during the services,
which proceeded WtnOIt incident un
til the elevation OF the host when the
prince rose.
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his face Tie raiscd hie cana to sn,il,c
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