The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Strange Tale Of Romance IS Told al
Trial Of Slayer
ENACTED IN PARIS
Infatua,ion for Popular Music Hall
Actress Has Tragic Enains-She
Insul,ed Him aad Admitted Tha;
She Loved .inother-Slayer is
Acquitted.
Acquitted.

4 dispatch from Pas!S. france.
under date cs Wednesday. says 3
strange tale OF 3 romance which had
4 tragic ending was related at the
Seine ass!ze court. when young
ma. named Stora. the son Of ne.-
chant who LEI: him about $4,000
vas tried for killing music hall
star Known rs Mugue;. which s!s-
aes Lily Of the Valley" who wa
in he. :o-,ieth year. Stora made
her acquaintance 81 Alg!ers. and
soon fell desperately IN love. He
accompanied Mile Muguet from place
70 place when she was on her pro-
sessioral tours. going with her IS
IA. as Russia. but. as was explained
3, the trial, she seldom had a good
word e. him.
Much Of this intatuauoo was at
,-i,,uted 70 his hasiag acquired
soc,he. habit in her society. IN re-
p!F 20 a question from the presic-
Ing fudge, be said: Il wanted 70
DO like her. and so took ether. It
seemed very simple process. AT
s-St was dazzled. I saw visions.
and when / sazed upon MuSuet a;
ny side she appeared to me more
beautiful and younger And she
kept explaining. Take more. take
mo.e.' and I thought OF nothing but
her"
ous day be tried to break the
spell. and removed to another house.
buc she followed him there. And
when l saw her, be sighed. i could
MOI. des:st." Yet even from the ac-
counts Of witnesses. Muguet led him
q dogs life. ''She had no fault 70
and with him. one Of her female
friends explained. but she thought
h!:1. a dreadful bore" She used to
sav 20 him: y 30 longer love you.
| have aever loved you. ! regret
III. Gentlemen friends that had
b.fore NE; you. ! want 70 see
,hem again. am still fond OF them
ell.
On the fatal dsy S:ora escorted
bis mistress 10 boulevard Gale
:-ecuen,ed by artists in quest OF sd
engagement. Stay here 81 the door
and wal; for me-" che said as she
weat IN. leaving the un!ucky man
WIN her dog ou, in the bitter cold.
Hours called by and there le stooo
like an un-el!eved sentry. you
might have gone ia." the judge re-
marked. She had forbidden ne 70
do So. Sto.a answeced. evidently
regarding this as sufficient reason.
Meanwhile. Musuet vas Chatting
railv with friends in the warm cafe.
and making, fun Of her lover as ne
shiyered in the cold outside: ou,
no one ;oiaed IN be. nerr!nent. Tor
they ail p!tied him. At last she
conGescenicd 70 join Sto.a. who tooS
her OF tc dinner at restaurant.
As they passed by aoweT-s'a!! ae
ho,yh, her 2 boucue; Of viole,S. and
sae threw !: in his face. Matters
were not more comfortable ~heo
they go; 10 the restaurant ne7e
we're a 10; Of people. and they were
looking ?; us. was quite asharl-
I'd" S;o-a related Even when toe!
had re,u-nca TO their abode. Musuet
kept on ,auutins him
Sh. said. i am sick Of YOU: YOU
d;s-rs, M. sac iusultcd me and
called III. names. when had spent
srn.n0o on h.:. She said. i an
weary OF all this Be Of. am
ro;,c 20 throw your things on' o.
;;,e window. love another man.
And this 20 mr. who had !e.t my
home. my family. everything that
was fond cI. vas being turned
away ike a dog. There las re-
voIy,- on ;he ta1ic. and h'ed.
M ,opce. knew what did.
Some OF Muguc,'s former male
friends were then called as "'SiieeS
a. Ta.y had not word 20 say
asains, S,o.a. On the contrary. toeS
s,oke kindly Of him. bu, they gave
! Door account OF their experiences
O! Magnet.
When man has mistress ~Ao
makes him unhappy. ;ae best 'n'hs
:o- him 20 do is 20 leave H.. c7iis
| remarked the advocate genera! IN
his address. adding ,ha; Ac would
,,. oh;,.c: Z. S,ora's being allowed
- h.n.a, OF ,he First Offenders
ACT, Bu: th:r. was 40 ne'c 'o'
his rs ,he cou-;. after or:ti coz
,nl,a,ion. RETURNED q verdict o. &c
,n;,,al ami. the applause o! the pao'
lie IN the court