The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-27
PAUL ROY IS
 A MURDERER His Wife Gives Away
 Secret. WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST He Now Admits Killing His Wifes
 Brother. Mrs. Roy wss Formerly Bs@ssssul American Actress--French flaw Does Nes Provide fer Exsza-
 aitIon ef crimis.Is.
WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST

Paris. Feb. se.--The police of this city have received from New York a warrant for the arrest of Paul Roy. on the charge of murder. This charge actress also known as Glacia C&lla- who declares that he murdered her brother. George A. Cari<ina. early in January in New Hampahire.
 The warrant has not yet bean eexwz ed. The French law does not permit the extradition of French citlxena. but provides for their trial and punish. ment in France for crimes cofusfltsss4 abroad. Roy's brothers point out thnt his marriage to Miss csrkins. is ilioxal m France. as she has not preyGoua1v obtained the consent of his snaranff and they say he will apply for q Ni- yorce In America on the ground that n,s te mlsrepresented her age st the time of her marriage, awsnrli.m she was 2T when she was really n years old.
 In addition to declaring that pnul rtnv vas forced to. shoot Carkine ln enis defense. the family charge thaf thn accusation Of murder brought by panI's wlIe ls taken ina spirtt of ravanwa because her husband informed her fl,ok ne did not Intend to return 10 AsnnrIrn out would henceforth live In France The Roy family tried despermfegv hu9 unsuceessfully to prevent the raafriassn or tnelr brother. to Miss Carkins. ma Dssought him to return to France fo sse their mother. who was about fo
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 The father Of the accused nan A, sustue hoy. ts prominent mernhns.s ana lives at Neuiliy. Mas Carkinw Is.,. iH t.aris several years ago with hae aunt the Baroness von oredorfY. She sSs.a ne tine enaged to Count ie Dssno Tier falent and beauty nave PCT access to exclusive cirrIes Ss. finally rented a villa at Etereses sss AT met Paul Roy after which. aeenr,,, ,.,... 70 ner friends her misery herass 7 z
 ms afkefnoon. Paul Rox ~avn s..,s
 ssassnent from his fathers hn,,sa ak Neuiily. bur he wpuId not ann,fssss.s s.s tge sslNeekseu ssz4sast mn nsa ls$ sss H4 - s.ts Fey says hh waSs 1laFz rec so Mise CaFkins in Bostal sf s,,s clfy hall on October 2 feoE Aes@~ tne mArriaGe af whlch there nATe' M. witnesses. the couple went fo Nevv1s. '. ton, N H.. and lived in tha ss<s,.t ss.s house of his wife. After visitfnr rns. atives on January 2. Roy and bie vpgfa returned home and had dinner f, cons IsnS R '. wlsn .l.i Mrs, hoy's brother. Gcors6
 After dinner we planned to ~o ovo&, 70 Greenland to attend a Concert Roy goes on to say. ssAfy wffe tsff the room to dress hereelf ress,r., ,,s ' shortly in beautiful costume ara wearing a large hat. I told her tne nat was too large to ride coYoforfah12, In an autoniebile.,y but this romr-,n,sf she answered rudeiy, saving nh~ tss tended to please her brother ana nnf me. ! said to her.. Then won't Kd
 Thinking my wife would repent. [ waited for q quarter of an hour. then walked through the house to fhe Kitchen where I found my wife ana Mr. Carkius in excited converea tlpf,3 Suddenly Carllns launched Wroea epitlnet at me in English and [ replied in French.
 FIrea Fatal shot.
 | :" Repeat that in Euglfah if vou dare,' cried my wife
 ] T repeated my statment in Enalfsh whereupon Carigins opened fire on me. drew, out my revolver in self Aas dense. We both enptied our weap- ons. Unfortunately, I hit hina at fhs first shot. Carkins staggered toward the door, murmuring I am dying
 T rushed out to secure help and returned with relatives Carkins waa dead. We all agreed to say that it wassa case of suicide"
 Later, Roy. accompanied hy hts wife. went to New York. He Iefk New York for France when he leafned hin mother was III. Tn conclusion Roy says in his statement:
 Tt was clearly case of ahookinw Ha. mNA 1MAA