The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-04
PAUL ROY MUST Be
TRIED IN France
rRENCHMAN WILL NOT BE
TURNED OVER FOR ALLEGED
MURDER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SELF.DEFENSE TO BE
PLEA IN CASE TRIAL
Woman Lived in handsome Apart.
ment in Paris, But Was Not Con.
sidered WeaIthy-Roy Can Be Elk.
tradited, Say Officials.

Paris, Feb. 29.-The French au.
thorities are still without official mott.
fcation of the Newington IN. H.
tragedy, in which Paul Roy, French
man, now here, is charged by his
American wife, Glacia Gala, with the
murder of her brother on January 2.
1t is expected some time must elapse
before the machinery of the French
criminal courts can be set in motion
on the case. The question of extra
dition of Roy to the United States is
not involved, as France, like most Eu.
ropean countries, does not surrender
citizen, but tries such subjects in
the French courts for crimes com.
mitted abroad
Law Must Wait on Diplomacy.
The United States government,
therefore. can only call the attention
of the French government to the
crime, setting forth the facts in con.
nection Herewith. This will have to
be carried on through the regular
diplomatic channels at Washington.
Even if the cable is employed the ar.
rival of the documents must be
awaited before judicial inquiry can be
opened here.
No new features of the case were
unearthed Friday. The family of Paul
Roy appear confident that he will be
able to prove that he shot Carkins in
self-defense in case the matter comes
to trial. 1t is explained that the name
Roy P. Emile on the marriage register
in Boston, which recites the union on
October of last of Roy and Glacia
Gala, was due to the fact that Roy
could not make the clerk understand
that Roy was patronymical and not
his Christian name.
Detective Goron, who is acting as
Roy's spokesman, refuses to disclose
the facts the family has obtained re-
garding Glacia Calais past life; Meth.
err will he make any statement regard
ing the woman known as the Baroness
Won Orendorff, with whom Glacia Gala
lived. He explains that the family, al
though not recognizing the marriage,
has no desire to sully the reputation
VI lut WOuldu.
Woman Not Considered Rich.
According to those who knew Glacia
Gala when she was in Paris, she did
did not have entrance to exclusive
society. Although she was not con.
sidered rich, she lived in handsome
apartment and was chaperoned by the
so-called Baroness Won Orendorff.
whom she called her aunt. Her must
al studies were not interrupted by her
social pleasure. She had many adj
mirers. among whom was Paul Roy.
and toward the end of her stay he was
recognized as her favorite sutton.
Goron desires to have it made clear
that when he first began his inquiries
in America at the request of the fam
lily with the view of securing Paul
Roy's return to France. neither he nor
the family knew that Roy killed Car
kins. This fact developed first from
the interview that Goron's agent had
with Glacia Gala on February 4.
Believe Roy Can Be Extradited.
Concord, n H., Feb. 29.-Attorney
General Eastman and County Solicitor
Batchelder held a conference at the
state capitol Friday with Gov. Floyd
and Secretary of State Pearson in ref
erence to the extradition of Paul e.
Roy, accused of the murder of George
A. Carkins at Newington, on January
2. 1t was expected. according to the
attorney general, that the papers in
~
mission to the state department at
Washington before Saturday.
The attorney general said that in
view of his deliberations with the
county solicitor, the governor and sec.
rotary of state he was firmly con-
WINGED that Roy could be extradited
from France and brought to New
Hampshire to stand trial for the
crime of which he is accused.