The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-25
Nine. Caillaux Faints When
Letters of Ardent Near Hus-
band are Read in Crowded
Court Room.
DEAR RIRI" LETTERS
POEMS OF PASSION
Trio Of Emotional Incidents
Today Leaves Even a
Frenchman Satisfied with
Developments in Murder
Trial.

Paris. July a5.--Thc chief
Judge challenging one of his col-
leagues Ia u duel. the reading at
the "mSstcrious" Icflors which
were supposed 60 affesf the ease
so profoundly, and the physical
collapse Ia court OF Madame
cniilanx sAscfc firrrc inrideusr
which today stirred the emotions
la connection with the trial 0f
Madame CaiiIaux for thc murder
OF CASTOR Cnlnlettc.
A peculiarly French atnOs-
phcrr was lent fo the affair by
the quarrel OF the judges. This
was added tn by the piqunnt
contents of tile former prt.naicr's
love letters, whose recital before
the public caused the prisoner 90
fall unconscious and To- rcsnain
for long time ln o swOon.
Bcyond the reading Of the ict-
ters little progress was made and
Il was generally expcsted That
the trial would extend far into
next week.
The challenge was sent by Judge
Louis Albanel. presiding Judge of the
court trying Mime. lienrlette Call
faux for the wilful murder Of Gas
ton Calmette. to Judge Louis Sa-
goury. one OF the three other judges
sitting ON the bench with him. The
seconds appointed by Judge Albanel
are General Jules Daistcin. former
military governor Of Paris. and
Emile Bruneau dc Laboric.
when tho discussion concerning
the reading OF Mime Gueydan's let
ters seemed 10 be going uhfavorably
Cor the defense during yesterdays
hearing Judge Aibancl announced
that there would be receEs. The
Figaro afiirms today that Judge Da-
goury then said Ia low tones:
You dlsh0nor us. sir"
Tho 'wo Judges. after going into
their private room during the recess.
engaged la heated DISCUSSION. This
morning report OF II was made
public ON the front page OF the "a
garo which left judge Albarel no op-
tion bat 10 send his seconds Ia his
colleague.
Mime Casllaux Falls ia Faint.
Madame Henrictte Canlaux. soon
after SHE was brought into court to-
day Tor the sixth days hearing OF
the charge of numbering Gasson Cal-
metto, totally collapsed when tho
reading began OF the letters handed
In by Mime. Gueydan. She was car
riod iusonsiblc from the court.
The sitting of the court Immediate
~ suspended amid great uproar
As soon ns the court had opened
Maitrc f.ahori began reading some 90
tho Gucydan letters He remarked
when ho took up the second one;
In this you will find burning love,
hut nothing Indecent. as common ru-
NOR has expected"
la the letter NJ. Caillaux writing to
tho present Nine Caillaux before his
divorce from Nine Gueydan. refer
red to the happiness he would feel
when be could ''prcss million Kisses
over your dear hody."
while the reading was going on
Mime. DaillauX with her head bent
low. was crying bitterly Her scba
could be heard all over tho court
room.
Then with a sigh she fell pr0strate
90 the floor. Two republican guards
standing near raised her ana carried
her out of tho chamber
The four Judges at once arose from
their seats ana Judge klhanel an-
nounccd the suspension Of the hear
Ing.
In the meantime Nine Caillaux
had been laid on bench In an ante
room
The physicians, who had thought
she was suffering merely from a
passing falntlng spell decided when