The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

stress. Ihe performance was bril-
liently conducted by Signor Campan.
mi.
PARIS. June 15.-Glorying in the fact
that she is martyr 10 her Royalist con-
victions, the Marquise dc Vasselot de
Regnc who is undergoing sentence for
Obstrepterous behavior at a Royalist
demonstration, refuses to be treated diff
fcrently from the humber inmates of
the st. Lazarc prison. Her cell ad-
Joins that Of Nine. Steinheil.
She has declined to appeal, although
sentenced by default. "Other women
have gone TO prison for their convic-
tions,' she says, why should not I7''
Though she is at liberty TO obtain meals
from without. she heroically confines
herself TO prison fare. Her small, bare,
whitcwashed cell is, however, bright
ened with quantities Of flowers sent by
her colleagues in the movement.
She spends her days embroidering.
while Il sister of mercy reads edifying
literature, and the marquis assured
callers that on paying visit he found
his wife III excellent health and spirits.
SOFIA, June 15.-Vladimir Naidanov
was tried here recently for attempting
the life Of King Ferdinand by firing
at his carriage.
oner-a pale, beardless boy, with wavy
hair falling on his shoulders-caused n
sensation. He is a Macedonian who
studied in the Salonika gymnasium,
and was moved to avenge his country.
men, who, he declared, had been aban-
doned by the ruler of Bulgaria.
~ wished to kill the Prince said
Vladimir, in calm voice. land l hope
to. kill him some day. for. as an anar-
| sbizt Lillino prin6cs ia NV trade Re-
sides, Ferdinand is the vampire of Bull
garia He compassed the death of Boria
Sarafoff and other Macedonian patri-
OTIS. ] am bound to ayenge them:
There was perfect silence, while the
prisoner. who defended himself, devel-
oped his theories of educating mon
, archs by means of revolver shots
He was condemned TO four years i'm
prisonment. and on leaving the court he
turned round and once more:
"When / come ont ] will kill him:
Tell him from me he has four years ,
lease of life. ~
! GENOVA, June ia convict named
Piantino. who was being conducted TO
the prison of Fribourg the other day
by gendarme, on arriving at the sus.
pension bridge. which spans gorge OF
great depth, leaped over the bridge and
fell 80 feet below.
He landed on the back of a workman
who was repairing the road Both men
were so badly injured that they are not
expected to recover.
ROME. June 1.-THE famous paint,
ing BY Giambellino, "The Madonna and
Child" which was stolen from the
Church of the Madonna del Orto. III
Venice. during Passion week, has been
recovered.
Some days after the robbery Emilio
Sfrisco. custodian of the Hospital
Humbert l., informed the usher of the
Permanent Exposition of Modern Art
that he possessed a valuable painting
which he wished TO sell, and asked him
10 recommend him to some rich foreign
er. The usher, recollecting the lost
asterpiece Immediately informed the
police. who laid trap for the custo-
dian. =.
They installed in the Hotel Danielli
a well. known antiquarian. whose fluent
English helped along the desired i'm
preston that he was a wealthy Eng
lishman on the lookout for master
piece His first visit was 10 the Hos
pital Humbert ], accompanied by plain
clothes men from headquarters.
There he was shown the painting,
which he bought for $4,000. and took
it with him. II was identified as the
original. and the custodian and two
accomplices were arrested.