The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-26
STORIES To KEEP
TONGUES WAGG|NC
Suit for Million Francs Reveals
Details of Love Entanglements
of Countess.
STUDENT IN HARD LUCK
Savage Passions of Apache Z"
May Cause Merciful Court to
Order the Guillotine.
BY PAUL VILLIEES

Special Gable to The Tribune.
PARIS, Feb 25.-Recent court cases
furnish three stories that Paris Is de-
lighting TO rehearse.
One OF these has been brought to light
through a lawsuit for a million francs,
5000. 900
a countess was married early in life
TO noblenan, but on the day after the
wedding she left for Constantinople, and
did not return till seven years later. She
is then supposed to have married an
was duly inscribed in the civil registry
under his fathers and mothers name
But shortly afterwards the architect
went to Hungary, and disappeared in the
same way as the lady had vanished from
her first husband. She then went to her
mother, who shut the door in her face.
to occupy a chateau belonging TO her
mother. and when the police tried 10 oust
her she stood ten days siege. She
threatened 10 shoot any gendarme who
broke In. After ten days, when they
broke into the place. she was gone. Her
departure was arm-tn arm with gall
liant contractor, who had handed up Sc
crcty TO her window a basket OF pro-
visions ana flowers every morning during
the siege. She married him some time
afterwards and then she died
AS her mother has died since and left
her daughter part of her fortune. the
son of the onetimc countess by the archi-
tect. her second husband" claimed the
estate. But now another member OF the
family objects on the ground that no ''act
OF marriage TO the architect could be
produced The court. In spite OF certain
Indirect evidence. decided that as a mat
ter OF fact. the marriage OF the coun-
tess 10 the architect has not been proved
and therefore her son could not inherit
her fortune
Found While Asleep.
Julictte Mailiy handsome blonde. Il
years old. cashier In a large store. and
Marcel Moriu. law student. loved one
another with tender affection. II. NORM
called on his .'inamorata." She was not
at home. SO he sat down. An hour
that Mile. Mailly was detained at her
place OF business. he decided TO go 10
In few minutes he was asleep. but
he was suddenly aroused by voney OF
strong ansuage. and blows from, heavy
stick. The terrified youth rushed from
the room. pursued by the wlelder OF the
stick. and took refuge In the lavatory
on the ground floor Here he remained.
clothed III his nIghtshirI for an hour
Finally the bitter cold drove him forth.
and he carefully made his way back TO
Nile. Maily's room.
His Clothes Gone Too
He found that young woman in tears
der face vas swollen and she showed
signs Of Entertainment Amid her sobs
she gave MORN the key 10 the mystery.
Rouen. from whom she had separated
This, rindictive parsonage was Morin's
assaiiant
But his revenge had not been salts
ned with the thrashing he had admnIs-
tered to his rival NORM found to his
horror that the drover had gone of with
MS clothes as evidence for divorce suit
Not knowing what 10 do. NORM decided
10 put on some of Mile. Mailly's clothing
and thus reach his house In the Rue La
grange. He had just got as far as the
Sorboune. when policeman stopped and
questioned him. Fortunately for NORM,
a second policeman intervened and after
hearing his story, lent him his coat TO
so home in.
The following day both he and Mile.
Mailly lodged charges of theft and as
sault against the husband.
Love Becomes Murderous Hate.
The Seine assizes SO seldom condemn
criminals TO death that when they do
everybody wonders. The latest ccnsign-
nant 10 Monsieur Deibler's province is
an Apache named Chaiiloil. Condemned
Chaillou had only one regret at being
obliged to leave Paris. This was the
separation from "Nonore." handsome
woman: Unable 10 live apart from his
Love. Chaillou returned, in spite Of the
risks he was running in disobeying the
Nonore' had another sweetheart, but
before he had time to gain an interview
with the woman lie was arrested and SEN
fenced to two months Imprisonment.
CONVINCED that she had betrayed him to
the police he swore vengeance.
straight 10 Nonore," who vainly pro-
tested against his accusations. Chaillou
stabbed her; she died almost Immediate
]y and Chaillou has now TO pay the PEN
atty on the guilotine unless the politi-
clans have mis- sentence changed.