Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
NINE. STEINHEIL
AWAITS VERDICT
ca, Seems Confident Of Acqu''ta'
DIV A, Does the General Pub
lie Of Paris.
SAFES CASE IS NOT STRONG
,.,,e.ort. Wei KnowI Drama
r' w.. PLAYWRIGHT. and Other &C.
,cbri,lcs in Attendance

Nov is-The public today
is vim confidence the aeaui''''
is, r.rsherta steinhel
.s'ly Of Innocent the impression =
V'-s ,sot the state has not made
at case m.t She murder
!" IN her painter husband N"o .,
Z" sn and her step-mother' Nine
S''' y. prosecution modified rs at
Ds 81 the trial progressed, fnn'-
' ..os,inr the charge Of parricide
. .1r,ittlne that the accus1l
-Al might have been an accom-
.o rather than the principal ia
y, ,.,is OF her husband
''r ~ ronadcnco OF the public ~
in ~ the accused. her counsel
Ind immediate friends.
IN. vas shown when Nine. stem
.o,,red the courtroom today. She
covered somewhat from the
10y i collapse Of yesterday and
bs sntly. Her counsel NJ
s,a glanced first at his client and
M. about the courtroom triumphant
H. IN his case was already won.
" ,.se Of her acquittsl her friends
~, srrapeed to spirit the widow
~, n sone quiet place in the coun-
=. whore she may recupera,e from
u. elects OF her trying ordeal.
AM Paris. it seemed, clamored today
., me doors Of the palace Of Justice
,bsn The curtain rose upon the final
~ AZ the legal drama which has
,ss1es and absorbed France to the ex
,v.lon Of practically everything else
Oh 70 days
ROcHEFORr PRESENT.
,nsas those who gained admission
vr, Henri Rochefort, the veteran free
Inv journalist. whose attempts 10
sr. he tragedy a political color have
an .ar to excite popular interest IN
nsa~; several wei known dramatists
ari ylsyerights and dozen other
| cetbFes
m rsunptlon Of The trial this aft
fr5n With the argument Of NJ. Au-
hh ar %, deferse. was delayed by the
unuained absence OF the foreman of
M Ny. NJ Poupart a merchant OF
81 0Fa
Atiov juror explained that yester-
d' o. foreman had complained of
tGIn ludga DeVailes ordered "A ply
scin sl % see Poupart and IN the
meantime suspended the sitting Of the
court
Marietta Wolf the former cook In the
senh1i household and her son, Alex
,aiR, both OF whom had testified for
las defense contributed To- the general
vehement to-day with grand outbursts
fniigaiion
NINE WOLF AND HER SON.
e'ofe the sitting Of the court, Nine.
Won and her son were told OF the open
.lnauon made in the court ycstcr-
mat they had been accpmplices ia
murder Marietta turned pale at
aRolds Of her informant. but wien
peoforod herself declared she had
G ear She asked angiily why she
y Been asked this question.
s good thing that Aloxaudre
!" nor present boz court when the in
tlaaiiom were made. for had he boet
would have raised a pretty row.
Afasndre '0o. made n great show
Ihs furious and declared that in ne
u p'en present in court when the
~ alor made bis inslnuations, he
nave bounded into the arena
tiq Shouted
mere ] am. Now. what have you
NDsh court convened Marietta forced
aa5 INTO the courtroom and at
!. lpea 10 reach the judges bench. bur
.- va seized by the police and un-
.'hlously dragged ont Of the place.
~ report continues current that
MARIETTA and Alexandra Wolf are
-HhAent danger of arrest.
s those Who bought standing
y The Courtroom today was re
ia. ltegnoon was half gone when
~ s!slcIan returned ana reportod
h1...,., Foupart was suffering from
srl..,.. supplementary Juror was
r.'uleq and the case resumed
p,r',, moment the proceedings opened
s'io.,..1 NoiL accompanied by hcr
hr n, iound entrance and pushing
5as way 70 The bar demanded I'M n
rsr,, ,o.'s mat whereas she had been
boz D' 9.'e a. an aecomplice. She be
,ss E,Sp niangle between NJ. Aubin
seei ,t Advocate Troud Riolle fol-
is.lg,,,'. .4iler finally declining 10
r.os '' lhe woman. NJ Aubn re-
A. ,t'i ,ake note OF these facts"
lns6.-, uage pcvalles declared The
''oaed and the case proceeded