The San Francisco call., 1910-08-27
HE'LL HATH Nc
FURY LIKE "A
WOMAN SCORNED
Mrs. Lillian h. French, Turned
Down for Actress, Is Hot
on F. A. Heinze's Trail
DIscloses Magnate's Letters
Oh, SO Endearing; Threat
ems to Stump Montana
Especial Dispoich 70 The Call

lSfeoIoi Dispofch 10 The Call
NEW YORK Aug. 2s-Mrs. Lillian
Hobart French is making lively
demonstration Of the truth Of the
ad2ge Hell hath no fury like a woman
scorned~
lncensed because +. Augustus Heinze.
Inc copper magnate Of Montana and
New York. had announced his inten-
Ion Of marrying Bernice Henderson,
an actress. Mrs French in company
with New York World reporter. drove
70 safe deposit company today and
Nlthorew from the vaults some letters
from Helnze, Of which she says there
are about 200 altogether @'The reporter
was permitted 10 copy portions of some
and to make facsimiles Of others. in
Whlch Helnze is alleged TO have ad-
dressed her as My dear little pussy"
REFERRED TO OPER ALTON
In one letter written from London
ne IS alleged to have referred to an
operation she had 10 undergo in a hos
pltal and sympathized with her and is
alleged TO have promised TO send her
some money.
"Of course it's most unfortunate. but
accidents viii happen is one sentence
alleged TO have been written by Heinze.
IN another letter he wrote Of an apart
ment IN New York and said: Regard
ing those little prayer rugs for those
chatrs or the chair and lounge in your
sitting room I would not get them Of
SILK but get for the back cushions the
same kind / have here for the foot
stools. They cost about s25 each"
Here are some more alleged ex-
cerpts
BE sure to get yourself some pretty
but quiet dresses.
S0lten chauffeur who can run your
automobile and I have no doubt you
are getting lots OF fun out OF it."
INSIDE OF COPPER DEAL
Mrs. French dictated to the World
reporter the story Of . copper pool up
held by a gentleman's agreement be
tween Heinze, c. ". Morse and c. T.
Barney When copper shares took a
downward trend Morse got cold feet"
according TO the story Heinze is al
legged TO have told her, and unloaded
his shares on q fast tumbling market
Heinze frantically tried to borrow
million dollars from Morse and Barney
in order TO save himself from ruin. but
was turned down. ThereUpon he de-
clared to his associates, according to
Mrs. French.
i may go down tomorrow, but by
-. you viii go with me"
And they did declared Mrs. French,
for following the panic OF the next
day Barney committed suicide
Morse is in the penitentiary and
Heinze escaped prison by hairs
breadth.
MAY GO On STU Ns' HERSELF
Mrs French declared in conclusion: |
Mr.. Henze has aspirations for the
United states senate. but I do not think
he VIII dare, FOR / may go on the stump
myself in Montana. ] think I could
furnish a little local dope on Montana
politics and affairs in which Mr.. Heinze
WAS involved that would not improve
his political chances"
Mrs. French has retained lawyers
to sue HeinZe for the recovery of min
ing shares worth $4,000. which she al
leges We're given her by Heinze, but
who she says retained possession OF the
certihca ties.
TO an of these allegations Heinze
charges 'blackmsiP on the part Of his
nemesis.
II is understood that friends Of c. W.
Morse are endeavoring TO induce Mrs.
French to reveal secrets that may help
the convict.