New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
"T1l Not Send a Woman to
Do Ny Killing" Shouts
Playwright.
MADAME REQUIRES
TWO HYPODERMICS
Savage Attack on Ex-Premier
Followed by Wild Confusion
That SuSperds Court.
fPy Cablc 10 Tho rrihunc. !

farlS. JGly g4."i don snow where
CaiauN VIII be m case war breaks
cut. but II Go any killing ] snail 10
g nyself and noy send j woman 20 90
50 for me. as re did was the dramatic
climax Of Henri Rernsteio's scsthing
a-raignnent Of the ex-Premier this
ofte-roon at The trial or Nine. Gail
aux Tor the murder Ct Castor Cal
me,te, editor Of -Le Figaro
Tremendous applause greeted the
words OF me noted author or THE
rhief" and the confusion became so
great that Judge Albanel vas obliged
% suspend the sitting.
M. CAiisux stands on ! cOrfir and
makes a pedestal OF it, shouted Bern
stein above the din.
But" said Judge AibGnei, this IS
literature"
The seventh day Of the already "a
nous tria, was passed amid excite
1enI. applause and hooting. Nine.
Cai,,aUx appeared intensely fatigueG.
Having been braCeG up by two hyper
Gsrrric injections, she nevertheless
nearly collapsed. a. times her head
fsl,i1g back helplessly on her snoul-
6e-s. She was pale and her eyes we're
DIM and istless.
VI. Caillaux read Calmette's vii and
made insulting reflections Gpo. Bern
u. q
serted the military service had no
-r-i 20 come into court and distrl-
autc certificates o. good character.
Re-0sxein was not present when Gail
aux made these remarks.
Talks of Attacking Women.
Naitre Chenu Would NJ. Ca.ilaux
tell Us r What way a. this excuses
the crime OF his wife 80
T. CsillsuX There are some qUes-
mons which ought not be asked, olt
since an asked 7 shall answer. There
- something perhaps worse tlan losing
ones lie: hat is 20 live b. attacking
women and enrlc1InC ones SELF a. their
expense.
While reading the VIII OF VI. Cal
nette W. Cai.laux said:
II wish 20 draw particular attention
20 The clause saving: 4 greater part
O. the fortune / leave comes rom a
personal 81 made 20 ne by NINE.
Roursin. i being understood that pay
rer an income therefrom during ne-
Ife.' ~
What 10 we gather from this will ~
". Caillagx continued. First. OF al
-ha. the act OF C.ft was executed I-
legally. which constitutes q testament
arv fraud. How did Nine Maria Bour-
sin. VINO inherited from ". Chalchard
under conditions i were better not 20
dwell upon from 40000.000 20 5O.0O0.0oo
francs. consent 20 give up 100000
francs 20 ". Calme.te2 L has never
been explained. but an explanation has
been brought % ne which ! have de-
SPARED 20 use.
Then came ne picturesque event o.
re dav. when Bernstein burst into
cour-. demanding 20 De heard az once.
Judge Albanel immediately gave the
Aoo- 20 the playwright. VINO explained
mat ne mad atonec for The stupid
olrnder OF MS youth and was now en-
led as reservIst ln At artillery
regiment and In case o. mobilization
would De on me frontier WITHIN four
DAYS. closing with the .-sinuatlon that
Ca-l,a-~ was hiding behind MS wlte
skirts in RE Calmette tragedy.
The playwr cn- abandoned al sem
1'a-ce O. courtesy p addressing me
e-- Premier and husband o. me pris-
a0e- as "Ca.laEx. without any pre-
We nave JUS witnessed The French
treasury committing 4 felony by ap-
rropriatinc VIII arc turning = over
% Cai-aux." ne SAID. Then We have
seen ministers OF state come here and
declare n order 20 cover Up their for
~e- colleague that diplomatic cOcu-
7ler-s accepted with thanks By me
r~esld dent OF me republic are fOrgeries
Ei-he- President Po.ncare is feeble
~ rded or his ministers have led.
A soon a Judge Albsnel and his
---ee associates had -aken -helr seats
or me bench This morning u. CslAal%
demanded - Do heard
Le caro- having accused ne to
-s~ Of sUnorning witnesses, should
re 20 submit 20 ne court some au-
.-ert.c papers concerning the ia;e
Cas.o1 Calmct-e's relations WIN n
Hungarian government ne SID
rsve -es.tsted % L-e thern. but ! have
decided % 20 20 n view % lie T caro- 8
1--.-rce. desire also % read ne late
r. Cslrnette's VIII
How Did You Get IT."
Ma..re Chenu How DID YOU get -
-. Callaux IN the same way that
yo1 got ny letters.
"I snail not repeat wnat I nave "a
--radv about ne bonds which united
re CARO- 20 certain foreign person
alrt,es." said r. CaiilauT after reading
no vii II merely inform me july
~. I place ~ the disposition q The
c9--- a..hentlc documents signed by
gas.c- Cal0ette s.ipUiatlng IN the
dearest possible fash on the conditions
grcer which lie CARO- would WORK m
ere interests o. me hungarian SDFFl"
--ert Every Frencnnan VIII realize
-c-Gsv what would nave been the ef-
Zee. r. mat WORK These documents
IRE % uniupeachaOle altherrclty.
~-ey we're gwen ne by Count Karolyi,
r- r. ~ me HGngar On Radical party.
When re rad ended u Canlau|
bed bundle o. paper 20 the pre-
t.-g Judge. They were aOt read IN
c11Ft
Fl, ne speech ". Cailia1x had men
tcred me name - Philippe C-aser as
.r1a.ory % he documents with Gas
tor Calnette. Glarer ID one ~ me
.eadlnz tors o lie Figaro A4ter
no reading o. the Will. which disposed
~ 200 600. y. CailiauZ said:
We may well be aston-sned a. ne
frgsisriy rapid increase Of v. Cal
-re-,es Torture. In our m ode class
f1rIes 70 would take 80 years FOR
r1c- a fortune ~ accumulate.