The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23
KILLS HERSELF FOR
SIGHTING ADM|RER
Round of Gaiety Gould Bring
No Forgetfulness Of Her
Own Ingratitude.
STOLE FORTUNE FOR HER
Another Paris Couple Spent
Years Together Without
Spoken Word.
STOLE FORTUNE FOR HER
BY PAUL VILL1ERS.
liz In The Tribune.

PARIS. July pa new turn ha
been given to the sensational Hamoi
embezzlipg case in Paris by the suicide
of Mile. Jeane Cartel, girl VIII
PLAYED prominent part in the affair
NJ. Hamon was chief accountant OF TINT
foreign Office. and is now under arres
on charge of having embezzled large
sums of official money,
The reason for Mile, Cartel g sulciot
is probably to be found in the events
of her last meeting with M Hamon
which took place June 4 IN the room o.
the magistrate in charge of the case
n Hamon then declared in her pres
epee that he had spent 100000 on
Nile, Gariel in the two years he hac
known her. ~ don t regret a penny
of it," he said sadly. 81 loved
m mademoiseIle, and / would have giver
her millions if / had been able TO-
Mile. Cartel s seeming disregard foi
her admirers s devotion, as manifested
Al that interview. was unfavorably com
mented upon in Paris.
After the meeting she became nerv
GUS and uneasy, and sought to lot
gel her worries in round OF galety
in Montmartre Returning home about
che went into the bedroom while her
friend remained in the sittipg-room
There was report, and moment
after the girl staggered into the room
She fell dead in her friend $ arms, hav'
ing shot herself in the heart with re-
volver.
Lived in Silence.
A remarkable case of a husband
who for several wears only communl-
Gated with his wife by notes left on
the table in their bedrooms, came be-
foro The courts here when the wife Pc
;itioned for divorce.
The husband is clerk employed by
q drapery firm, but IN his domestic
life he was stated &c ne ultra auto
cratic He drew up an ordinance
couched in true legal phraseology. pro;
vidrg that husband and wife should
tributins fair share TO the common
costs of housekeeping, the husband
having the riris 10 decide which these
should be- The husband by clause
or the ordinance, further provided
TINT he would, as rule, dine at
restaurants. but should he decide other
wise he would buy and cook his own
food
For wears the couple lived in this
atmosphere Of silence, the wife receig-
ing every day notes which varied
from the mildcst notification to the
severest admonition. but all alike
marked by stern and lofty tone,
more fitted for a dictator than hus-
band.
Then came the final blow, when the
husband wrote his last note in the form
of an official decree to the effect that
he would no longer live with his wife
The wife has now been granted a di
rorce
Romantic Marriage.
The marriage Of girl of seventeen
who was charged with vagabondage by
the police was arranged under romantic
circumstances before the eighth cor
rectional tribunal in Paris. The girl
ii appeared, was engaged to a young
joiner, but she had taken to frequent.
ing the grande boulevards at night, sc
the police took her into custody. When
she was charged IL WIS mentioned that
her sweetheart was in court. NJ. Flory
the president of the court, ordered the
fianee to come 10 tho bar. The presi-
dent is mayor of Etretat.
81 do not wish ii 20 go forth that
am disehnrging the duties OF mayor
here he said, addressing the young
joiner, "but I must ask you If you are
ready TO marry the accused eyes
monsieur le president replied the
young man, HI am ready to marry
her" At this point voice was heard
in the court, "And l willingly give
YOU my consent 1t was the mother
Of the accused who spoke.
The case was remanded for a week
30 that the police may make inquiries
about the Joiner
The Useful Hatpin.
A highwayman has been put to fieh,
by the hatpin of Young English
woman in Paris. She had been visit
ing friends at Passy, and was driving
home IN cab about midnight AS the
cab was crossing the Place de l'Etols
a man who was standing On the foot
path made sign to the cabman tc
stop. The cabman, believing that tht
man was acquainted with the lady
drew up and waited for him.
The strange individual was an i'm
pudenI apache, who asked the lady I,
hand hlm her purse, and threatened hel
II she did not. Her hatpin came TO th,
rescue.
A Clever Hoax.
All France is enjoying heart,
laugh at the expense of Calais. an(
Calais is annoyed with itself. II ha.
allowed itself to be beautifully hoaxer
by an individual dressed as An aviator
who represented himself to be NJ. LIE
gagpeux: the well-known hying man.
He called on the military commando
and said he had left his aeroplane a
Ionrcoing. rot far away. intending il
the evening to fly TO Calais in orde
to Join in the Calais London stape o.
the great aerial race. Troops wer
requisitioned to line The ground an,
maintain order, and the news sprear
RAPIDLY ops '''
The supposed NJ Leeagneux was the,
invited to lunch by the officials of tn
town: In the course of the meal h.
mentioned that in his hasty departur
from Tonrcoing he had forgotten hi
pocketbook. A number of persons i'm
mediately advanced him some money
and in the afternoon the sunnose,
aYiatnr left fnr TauEaa.. PPNoS'