The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
FOREIGN POLN{
WATCHING NEE.
Hopeful That 1t VIII
Upon a More Efe'
Footing. /,
CLOSE ALLIANCE BET
FORCES IN ALL ca
French Officers Decls.
Crimes in, Old Wor,
Planned in AmeI,
BY PAUL WILLIE

Special Cable to Tho TrIb, ~, ~,
PARIS. Feb. 12.-rhe po,{ y
In New York. and In, fact, (,
the United States. Is being os,
keen interest by the. French. j.
cials. as well as those of Ita 70
Germany and Russia. Crime ~
crime. Important crime, Is w
and as 4 result there Is VI
between the detective police e;p
the country. This is an In, a
cessity. and this Is why the a,
head ol the prefecture OF uolIA
the heads OF the detective fof
don. Berlin. Rome and st. pc
earnestly hopeful that the al
the New York police force oIp n
fcCtlvc footing win be succe <ItI
Is the Judgment OF expert
American police. and pafij A
New York force. is the weu, I
the chain. ~,
Accuses Americs :
4 high official of the F< !:
who for reason OF delicacy W. W
mit the use of his name, sRk y
Gently: "a good share ofta,
crimes committed in Europe ~
! in America and in many cas- N
nails come from America to q =;
This is particularly true ~
| crimes. While the AmerIcoz
always perfectly willing to- )
I with us I'm the detection ayln
Of crime, and while there H =,
American police dctectives.A
! can system on the whole Isl nj
| fective. Take this white -,
for example. II 1t could mo- :,
entirely II certainly could Id y
ly restricted IL the Americans.
rs effective as ours. The ~
inclined TO believe. is In tlm
politics. party politics. plays I,
part in the police direction !. h,
Too Much Politics in .,
"With us the men at thettr
force are reasonably permai ~
make police work their life :, +;
so In ELL the European depd :.
America. on the other hand :
tically every change OF I'd
there IS a change In the head ,,I
lice departments. For ind III
many police commissioners.
heads of the detective force iii
been in New York within
years? \ civilian Is put II.
the police force. and beforcN
q chance To learn hardly IN
of the business he goes out| I
man comes in. Changes are
assignment OF men for pers
litical reasons. and The who1
the force Is lowered. It's cfftEt
decreased and its power t(uh
great crimes is weakened
Americans are beginning to reit
weakness, and | have no a.,
they do they will promptlyaH
remedy y thoroughly effciG
police force would be welcor1
prefecture in Europe and a
great international crimes mu
ticulr and much less frequent II
Here Is Terrible ST.
Under the utic OF "a Fn1l
Prisoner" the Paris Figaro
| extraordinary article conceu
named Ernest Acquarone,
wears ago was incarcerated irna
provincial prison OF ClairvH !
cenbcr last his sentence shot \,
plred. but on the 9th OF the Il
The governor of the prison -
ouarone and addressed nm ~
"a week hence you were 4 "
! set free. but, as | am intoI, /
English police that YOU arc
them on a charge OF obfe4,--.
under false pretenSes IRON =
man. / am sending you tI,s -
Boulogue. whepee YOU VII
to England. The Englls"
state that your name is iio'tr !,
YOU any money?
When the prisoner repiied = 1,
penniless. HIS miseries pes \. !.
custody OF gendarmes, Wn4 !
oueptly changed. he maue
from CIairvaux TO BouioSnH
matter of 81 week, Days pa .
English detectives appearcn I, I
uuaronc complained TO the =
the Bo,,lognc prison. the " /.
II can do nothing" Nevertne
the prisoner permission
advice. The lawyer consuit4'
tbe Paris prefecture OF p4r.
ministry of the interior ane ~
istry OF Justice but the on'r5
received were the enecLk /
| ing was known" 4 his cnen'r-
fetal ccnters. Do
Is still in Prisolt q
The reason OF this astoIs J,
norance was that Acquaron :
registered i'm the Boulogne
the name OF Holt, and tnat Y
! had lodged his complaint -, u
authorities in that name. Ac
adviser telegraphed 10 lson = :
who vaguely replied: The ~ =
lice will have nothing 20 E
affair" However. continu,
CARO-. "Acquarone remains mq
| the Boulogne prison. LIVERY tss
for the governor. VINO INV
I am very sorry. but can ~
Will Remain in M
The Bishop OF Maryland VI
I Nice TN the beginning OF
with his family he VIII leaytr
and Rome. After easter tnf I
10 Germany for the sunmsf
PRETENDER TO FRENl