The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
'R0Bs EMPLOYERS TO
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Dishonest Clerk Lives Life OF
Country Squire for Years BE-
fore Discovery.
HUNT GET.RICH-QUICK MAN
Authorities Learn That Fugitive
Banker Originated Other
Schemes to Mulct Poor,
HUNT GET-RIcH-oUIcK MAN
BY PAUL VILLIERS.


BY PAUL VlLLlhhS
Special Cable to The Tribune,
PARIS, June IA most unique case
OF Lord Bantlpel has been brought 10
light by the arrest of a young clerk en-
ployed in a local department store for
| years he has maintained substantial
| country home outside OF this city given
costly entertainments and played first
| citizen of the place, maintaining a ire
department and opening bank accounts
for children TO encourage thrift
The unique person is alleged to have
| robbed hts employers iu order to live the
| life OF country squire. Grasset La
| sarde was employed in one OF the great
| stores. and Is accused OF having stolen
S250,o00 by collecting outstanding ac-
counts.
Although earning only si5 a week.
Grassat Lagarde lived a life OF luxury.
Every week he Journeyed to his estate
| where he gave hunting parties. lie ala
everything In style and was noted for MS
charity He presented savings bank
books annually 10 the best school chill
dreu and subsidized the village fire COM
pany.
Lagarde protests that his salary was
inadequate for the important work en-
the chance OF procuring money he aVailed
himself of It,
President Fallieres and the members Of
the presidential party were about TO sit
down to a luncheon in the saloon car Of
the Paris Brussels express when II was
discovered that there were thirteen at
table. \ blacksmith, was Invited 10 join
the party and so make fourteen. Then
the dinner commenced and 1t developed
that the blacksmith was the best In
formed man and best story teller in the
party
Princess Zah!a Hanum. cousin Of the
knedive OF Egypt. recently ran away
from narem life and went on the con.
tinental stage. She, Is the first Oriental
royal lady 20 forsake regal life and 10
break the letters OF immemorial custom
for the, footlghts in this city. Princess
Zahia did ii lust 10 spite her family.
Since the day she DOTTED the virtual
shroud Of the harem princess. dismissed
ner second husband, a Turkish general.
by way Of the divorce court. and de-
lied the tradlti ions OF the Egyptian roy
atty. she has been an outcast from her
native land.
hammedans most was that Princess Zahia
should dare 10 take 20 herself the right
TO divorce her husband. this privilege
lifetime as The Father of Treasures :"
Her first husband. her cousin. died and
to her the princess travelled Then fol-
lowed the erasure Of her namc from the
khedival family tree.
Hunts Anarchist Gang.
One Of the most annoyed men here is
NJ Guichard. head OF the department
@RGse srrbis,s special G,osy duty il is to watch an,
TO blow ND several buildings.
| Inc hrst attempt was TO have been
MADE on the apartments of NJ. Erninan.
lne director OF the detective department; /;
| the second on those of the chief of the
prlsons department at that ministry and
the third on NJ. Monis. The turn OF the
prefect OF police was 10 come after
ward: followed by that OF the prefect OF
| the Seine. the bombs being laid as near
as possible to The apartments occupied by
NT III.
officials referred to.
The names Of the anarchists chosen to
do the dastardlv work were known and
| their photos were posted in all the police
stations: The newspaper got hold OF the
information and published II, and NJ
5uichard Is wroth because the anarchists
threatened persona ges and buildings are
being closely guarded.
1t has been discovered that the fugitive
banker who is wanted hv the police for
defraudlng thousands OF people bv prom
ising them | ner cent per day on their
money had had thirty-six different
aliases. He is said 10 have netted large
sums OF money under the name OF River
by his latest scheme. but before this the
police assert he was successful in gulllng
| people with other swlndles.
| Nj. Bourdeaux. who is uuuirine into
The affairs OF Rivier. has established that
the banker has already been in the hands
examining the dosser of an action pre-
viously instituted against a shady com
nany known as the "omnium General de
| France" the magistrate noticed that the
handwriting in the letters of the manager.
Louis Servatel; who had been sentenced
to three years imprisonment resembled
,nsI ,.asI, OF Eiyier y,., He concluded that Ser
person. But Servatel, anv more than
aiv.er; .s;; is not regarded as the real name
the "Rente BI-Mensuelle" attracted the
attention OF a magistrate at Lyons. The
latter thought he recognized in River
an old client OF his known as cuvilier
with an enterprise known as the Tour
site Universal Centebaire." Cuvilier is
made arrangements with shinnu-ners i,s% ror
tours around the world at the cost of
| 25 cents a day.
Gets Rich Quick.
:, Rich philanthropsts would. he said, pay
El,.;S,i 5ne 1inerence. subscriptions poured in,
ed voyages around the world wers alWays
postponed. Numerous complaints reached
INC authorities and the organizer OF ibe
prisonment The examining meuis,rata
AT LYONS sent Cuvilliers photograph TO
siaiam Pnris, A :, detective who had Visited
basi,.,, msvIer at MS nnal establishment had no
| Mhssl ne lallon IN saying that the photosrs oh
OF a. onyi''ier was also that OF the banker
tei and Revier. the banker called him
SELF Adrien. Coraly. Bernard. Bamnarlsett
MAJ Msnriee G Leyallois. saquenet Marc Ripen
sler, conrad. Mclean and Burns. The
estute old man not only changed his
hame hIa frequently, but very often modified
bes Sometimes on mes he dyed his white hair and
peard chestnut color, Occasionailv he
wore wig. He dressed with extSane NJ,
eIegance and in spite of his age had
mace feminine conQuests. His companion
nna ln ms - niGhe ;h IS Belgian woman. He was
iived live o' she most polite men that ever
sToon s "a woman whom he robbed of
f,, siOoo said she did not care to prosecute
MN MN II caught. as he was Such a co,ir-
Ieous gentleman Why one dav aytar
! had deposited large sum of mnney
spd w,th ann, MN ne raised his umbrella over me
| tleman." Po'iect gem
1vhn S,eo ,,a ne Merode; the celebrated dancer.
VINO was admired by King Leonoid l.,
learning trade. She must i've ms rs
'her own earnings from the stage. and and