The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
LAST CHAP TER I
IN GOU|N CASE.
Murderer of French Woman
Transported to New Gale
dOnia for Life.
TRAGIC END TO UNHAPPY
AFFAIR OF THE HEART
Bride Is Slain and Bridegroom
Will Die Of SeIf-Inaicted
Wounds.
BY PAUL VILLIERES.
lble 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-The last drarnatis
chapter in the sensational murder Of
Madame Gouin who was mysteriousIy
killed and robbed about year ago on
railway train near Paris. was enacted,
this week. when Michael Grady, the
French soldier, who, with another soldier
named Michael. committed the deed, was
transported to New Caledonia to enter
upon life sentence OF penal servitude
Michael was first sentenced to life I'M
prlsonment In the French penal colony
in New Caledonia and Grady WAS SEN
tenced 10 death. After his dshonorable
lieres signed reprieve and Graby's
death sentence was commuted to life
Imprisonment. The sensational murder
OF Madame Gouin came shortly after the
Steinheil case caused a furore throughout
France. AT the outset there were no
clues and the authorities admitted them
serves selves paffled until passengers upon the
French soldiers In uniform. who had
acted suspiciously leave the train. The
degredation of Grady and Michael before
was solemn scene
one OF the interesting school fetcs re-
Gently was the distribution OF certificates
Paris Technical School for Girls. Il Is
strictly school for trades and house,
Keeping. and is in the Rue Fondary. To
enter ,E II girl must have gone through
.he whole primary course at a COM
munal school. The age limits are from
~ ~ TO 10 years, and the pupil leaves AT
me, me end OF the third year. The great
houses OF business show a keen interest
~ their work and send materials for
them TO work upon. The competition
among them to secure the services of
graduates is keen also Some girls have
entered on scholarships given by the
city. Others pay fees. 4 great num-
per. as deserving. pupils at primary
poor The directress alone knows Of the
poverty or their families. All the girls
take turns in the kitchen in preparing
INC midday meal. which is for the whole
School. They also take turns in helping
tnc houseekepers TO tidy up. There are
eight trades divisions: namely. ARTIFICIAL
lowers and feather mounting. children's
ing apparel, and furniture. corsets.
ladies' vests and jackets, lingerie. clear
starching and fine ironing All the house.
keepers practice plain sewing. mending
Tragic End of Romance.
hs a tragic Gss;ic end 70 an unhappy love affair
French town OF Roanne. Two young per
sons arrived Mt the place some DAYS ago
ana took room in the inn. They were
not seen again for more than twenfv
iour hours and the proprietress OF the
ann nnally became uneasy She went back
10 knock AT the door and found that It
'''n'o anu NOBODY answered from
within The proprietress informed the
authorities OF her suspicious and the
door was forced open. The young woman
was lying in bed with her throat cut. and
seemed TO have been dead for some time
whiie the Young man was still breathing
but he also had a deep cash in the
throat. The bed was covered with blood.
me young man is not expected to Sur
vivc. He is about % years of age. and
ne. as well as the young woman, has
been Identified
The en- Empress Eugene has arrived
IN Paris and put up at the Hotel Conti-
mental, which overlooks the TuiIeries
The empress who is wonderfully ener-
getic despite her eightyfour years. has
oeen enjoying yachting in the Mediter-
ranean- She spends some three months
OF every year In Paris, and is fond of
v,s1tlnG the Tulleries Gardens, Versailles.
Maimaison, and other places associated
with her brilliant past She is invariably
accompanied by her secretary, M. Pietri.
she Keeps In touch with the circle OF
her friends. which includes Prlncesa
Mprat;. Prince Roland Bonaparte, Count
Primoli and other members OF the aris-
tocracy of the second empire.