The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
|R[[H|VE HAT IS
| cause Of A ROW
t,.updy in Paris Court i'm
Which Actress and Prince
Figure.
|pECAuSE OF TINY HEAD
\ GEAR, FIGHT ENSUES
baIiceman Interferes and Re-
| sult Is Swell Party at
4 Police Station.
6Y PAUL VILLIERS.

BY PAUL VILLIERS.
.,Io, Cable TO The Tribune.
'[pARIs May 2S.-Paris is enjoying q
.I-,,Jv in which Lianc dc Pougy. tho
[.,,d actress. Prince Ghika and a bee
4. hat arc the principal characters
La,,s Ghka, who is a typical boule-
n ,,,sr 10 whom Boni de Castellaue is
athletic in comparison, was walking
La ,Jme. dc Pougy at Saint German
!, some passcrs-by induIged, as was
I,-sa IN certain disrespectful remarks
III tiny hat she was wearing. A scene
Ilnxed. and the result was an assault
H. hsttery on the person of the prince.
Il u lodged a complaint with the police.
~ J.ianc de Pougy followed suit with
. L:s,ler complaint OF rude language nd-
"a 10 herself by the party with
['',h they had so unluckily come into
rlson All Paris who could possibly
"a Into the courtroom, and several
~srsds who could not, were present
IN The case was called. Camclots did
: rsat business with the crowd outside
s song composed for the OCCASION,
.1ilsd "Eile Await un Petit Chapeau."
Prince Tells Story.
\. rdocc Ghika. relating the adventure
Ne iudge said: "On Easter Monday
"a with Nine. Lame de Pougy 10
cei's pastry shop. We had just been
E.;Iirz some old curiosity shops, when
5ct several ladies who stared at my
&rJs hat. One Of them exclaimed.
4 What hat What a guy / said
n Mac. Lianc dc Pougy: Some people
" Il do well 10 look at themselves in
rass before laughing at others.
M then Il gentleman called me a little
e and other names.
y Understand remarked the Judge,
cme out with a delicate allusion
Iih probable word.
ITtai's IT," the prince continued. II
Ia round TO hand my card 10 the
Ekman and received two blows. The
b then came up. and we all went
~ station"
Actress Was Insulted-
Ape. de Pousy Was next interrogated.
raised beiewclcd hand to be
~ In She declared: II was insulted,
pmc Of 'migrator bird was given TO
"a bird with n long beak, which
- ds on one lcg?" the judge dueried.
l was much merrtmenl in the court
piE.
Eaciy so'' she replied adding:
- The prince was compared 10 an
kparcd 10 q fish II was all 50 hor-
+ n that could not repeat il here"
Prince Ghlka did not deal any
y, y Eo.' was the reply. "hc received them
really instantaneous.
= hdy friend who was along with
dc Pougy and the prince having
Fboraicd all this evidence. other wit
Is were heard. One of them. who
,lrnected with the pastry cooks shop:
ihat he mad seen nothing, but had
some rude language.
Slapped the Prince,
" lsll me-" said the Judge. nobody
ktar you Did his assailant slap the
= with his hand open or closcd?
~ tont know. but it was 2 good slap.
y the answer.
~ yes. \ first-class slap" was the
N comment, and there was q roar
Lrghter
magistrate declared that he was
V 10 decided an issue involving
sm of Madame de POugy'5 hat. and
~ eerclore sent the case to the as
" Having Exciting Time,
Y 1tsseS. by the way. are having
IT, an exciting time Of it in Paris
nj .se DAYS OF the comet. One has
-. nc victim OF attempts 10 poison her.
Ncrs and third spent one even
apprehension because Of the pres
q private box OF four fcrocious
n <. Nine. Marguerite Care. WIG
director of the Opera Comipue,
NJ, tbearslng a new part went to her
eE'sTonm 10 take II glass or VINE.
,AS her dresser and stage manager
her. No sooner had Mime. Carre
sip OF the wine than she felt a
sensation. She at once declared
Al mere was something the matter
ms Wine. Tho dresser. Ia reassure
@ok sip. but was III for the rest
~ evening. while the stage mana
1 Irnd as badly. As the bottle had
'rhed the day before and the con-
we're lhen perfectly good, 1T was
an ~ inot IL had been tampcred win
ViIE ,hierlaL The matter was placed
W. hanos OF the police AT once, ana
a suited that the presence OF SUI
W ~ mas been detected. For days past
" 1rre has been receiving anopy-
-st ahd threatening letters,
Another Artist Warned.
W nseiy enough. Mile. Yvonne dc
Asu artist at the Renaissance has
~ I'm receiving letters similar in
70 those sent To Nine, Carre
y ntpainlng mysterious hints 10 her
tr[ ~ ncr guard against the flowers
~ offered. the rouge she uscs I'm her
d siecl traps in the wings and
. KpWn which she might fall The
. + been handed 10 the police.
h Eznlh"lrne. who rs playing prin-,
= IN lie costand dos Epipettes,
/, ~ audeVille. had an alarming eH-
rs15M 'ne olhcr evening. The story
~ psy " tnat Of young man VINO
,ri K anpache in lieu Of something bet
= sfE w. ono or the first Jobs" as
W. nm was TO remove a young
nho held In her possession com
ug" ,p.apers The young man falls
.xE ,oh w.lh his victim, and saves her
'r'st; LIN rv'hcr icr Apache. who would be be-
'h'' e.. ~ NC deed. 1t is intended as
~ I,aoh Nc Apache. Therefore, when
ON soklng men occupied the box
sc on tho evening referred 10,
= ne'nor Of apprehension went
al "e Players, Had the FaufoiirGe
b q o.ood- thirsty depulatiur TO
- = sVhnce? Mile. Lanthelmc went
sc1. |nd UT part very ncrNoIslE'
~ NJ YER now and then furtiYcly
III, h,ner or mo beautiful black Dcarl5
G " /.fs ~ 9isput her neck. as though
tF,lI "nN,d they might vanish.
- q Apaches Send Bouquet.
10 tt.i"'agemont who was shocked at
= ks itrrdu' invited them 10 leave. but
-s,f B i5.,S .Tefused. Then IL was dis
F~s Ia srn,,1. .ney had obtained the seets
~ Irs ht,'''en who, disgustcd at not
"a SrU nn a money back 10Y box he
~ asa,. u.py al the last minute. had
an In nc Tickets 10 the worst
4 30, Ia "u encountered on tnc bouIe-
.AE lbs allec'ing part of The story
s0iR Elanlh o,nnHnrcts next morninR sent