Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-30
GOOD BREEDING, BAD MANNERS
Simple, Modest Girl Has Disappeared,
He Asserts.
JEALOUS TAILOR CREATES PANIC
Killed His Wife, Then Rushed Into
Notre Dame Church.
ASSAULTED AND STABBED OTHERS
Humorous side of Criminal Procedure
Gets Many an Airing In French
COurts-NOted Duelist In
Given q banquet.
BY PAUL vILLIERs.

PARIS April 29-(Special to The Bee)-
Father Bolo, the famous Catholic uni
VerSity preacher. has been censuring the
up-to-date young woman in his sermons.
In one Of his recent sermons he said:
II am told that certain salons are fire.
quented by young girls OF good BIRTH but
bad breeding, who affect language and
conduct which shock even men. The simple,
modest young girl, with a shy laugh, has
disappeared from our natural history; an
other species is attempting to replace It.
one which Schopenhauer would have called
the monkey with a pig-tail.' But because
this young girl OF today takes liberties, like
an American, firts like an English girl.
reads like a Norwegian. is omnivorous and
versatile as a Russian, uses her eyes like n
Spaniard, and tomorrow may be dressed
like Turk, this is not enough to conclude
that she is quite French or even quite
Partisan"
Murderer Causes n Panic.
tragedy that led up to a panic at the
church of Notre Dame de Lorette was a
sordld affair. Clement Bocheler, tailor.
beat his wife and il-treated her. She left
him. She had a room in the Rue des
Gravilliers The other morning there was
a knock at the door It was too early for
the post and in answer to her cry who
is there?" she heard her husbands voice
say open" When she opened the door
he killed her with knife
A crowd rushed along the narrow streets
! in pursuit of Bochel!er. Carrying his
knife. he lunged at all who tried to stop
him. He cut the finger OF one man, stab
bed another on the shoulder, trippled up
four men and women. He rushed into the
church of Notre Dame, where mass was
being celebrated. There he knocked down
two men, stabbed the beadle in the face
and escaped through a side door There
two policemen rushed at him. He kicked
one and stabbed the other. but just as Vie
broke away and ran again the crowd closed
In around him and threw him down.
Eventually the men carried Bochelier into
the police station II was jealous Of her.
was all the murderer said in his defence.
II beat her, but she ought not to have left
me-"
HumOrs of French Trials.
Sensational and humorous trials are Of
greater frequency in French courts than in
those Of other countries. Unfortunately
the interest is often hung up for the con-
venience of advocates or judges for long
periods. Such suspension now defers the
conclusion of the trial of Comte Claude de
Cholseuil and his friends, Vandeparre, a
picture dealer, and Pfuster, an expert in
art The comte is charged with havina
taken In a Jeweler named Walter In OBJ.
tanning of him a pearl necklace worth
10000 franks on the security of a pictur.
gallery. 1t is true that II belonged to
Spanish lady with whom ne had boarded
They are charged with having helped tn,
comte to obtain the necklace with theil
eyes open.
The comte is q years old, son of tn,
late Due de Praslin. Comte Horace dc
! Choiseuil served as under secretary OF
state when ST. Hilaire held the portfolio
Iof foreign minister. on the maternal side
he is grandson of Marshal Sebastiana, one
of the French ambassadors to Queen Vic.
toria.
The court resembled a showroom on tn,
eve OF a great picture sale. There were
alleged Lelys, Rubens, Franz Halls. Van
dykes and even Van Eycks. One expert
expressed the opinion that the worth of
painting is determined by the nail on which
It has been hanging. Not long ago he
valued Cacanova at 1910 francs Next
day delaer bought It for 12O00a francs
Bogus Marquis FIees.
Living near Nantes is the Countess de ID
Bourmene. a handsome woman of As years,
rich and beloved by her neighbors Threa
ISNdIb ago HeT uubDdIlu Qleut DuL she mar
ried again. The fortunate husband was =
handsome young man, known as Marquis
de Roquefeuil.
} The bombsheI fell and burst in tho
household OF the marquis" a day or two
ago. An official visited his luxurious fiat
and the following conversation took place:
! The Marquis de Roquefeuil?" he asked.
Il am he"
banquet to DueIist.
Rouzier Dorcieres. a journalist to whom
: duelling comes naturally after an expert
ence of 250 fights in which he was
/ either principal second, is to be the
guest OF honor at the banquet given by his
opponents and those who have had his SER
E Are you sure?" said the official "Tha
marquis died fifteen years ago Here n
his death certificate. Your name is Charles
, Reiss, or Paul de Retz. You are a forger
| and a bigamist."
The marquis tainted. When the police
= came to arrest him he disappeared He is
said to be the son OF a circus man He had
been through marriage ceremonies twice
; before he met the countss.
The discovery Of the alleged fraud wa,
due 10 a maid who was recently dismissed
by the baroness. She had suspisions abou,
the genuineness Of the marquis" and com.
municated them to the authorities.
; Valuable Life Cut short.
E Viscountess de Villebresne while visit.
, ing the poor on Thursday last, was run
, over by motor car and died in a hospital.
She was a woman of wealth and devoted
her time and fortune to works OF charity
Although owner Of several vehicles II was
her custom 10 walk when visiting the poor.
4 The automobile which caused her death
WAS occupied by a WORTHLESS aoriet,, ,,,,,,,..
3 who never was known 10 do anything but
, dress or dance She was riding 10 give he,
pug dog an airing.
I vices as second Dorcieres Il q mnd-mAn.
uersd man.