The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23

N IahNri chief Of counsel for Mime.
cailaux, wa cheered as he entered the
.,ur room before the opening Of the
lays session. Presumably the acclaim
va. go recognition of his successful stand
,atte-Iav Cor tho rights of the defence.
IN, audience gave unprejudiccd observ-
- 'hc impression of being pro-caillauN
and against NJ. Chenu. who is counsel
'o- the Calmette family. VI. csillauxs
enemies. As usual, are saying that he IL
packing the court with his parttsans.
" cdllaux. in the course of the pro
,s.dfrgS. moved his seat from poorer
p,st.ou TO place on the nislo, whence
1e could exchange glauces with his wife.
4 renuA'ran guard impeded his view
ara the former Minister pcremptorily or
iersd him aside, the guard. dripping with
ue-,p.-a''on. fastening 70 obey.
Tho accounts Of Nine. Calllaux's calm
.,ss On tho evening of the shooting are
-eadNy believed by those who have
watched her during the trial. The produc-
Ton o. the revolver with which the deed
vas comm tied dld not seem to affect her
:, the ~ yhtcst. She watched its manipu-
'atlon and spoXc about ncr purchase or IL
~ cool carefully modulated tones, repeat
~ her former declaration that she never.
never. never had fred revolver before
This assertion was surprising in view OF
Ter testimony on Monday that her father
used 20 make her carry revolver when
''ve'l.uC
Emile labcyrie, now referee In the
rNkIuptcy courts. who was chief OF CAB
e. when NJ Caillaux was Minister OF
finance gave evidence which brought out
or the H-st time that VI. CaIllaux's reason
or refusing to fight a duel with NJ
Annette was the belief that Minister
q the republic has no right to risk his
I'e 10 avenge wrong suffered as a re-
~ sat Of R newspaper campaign.
won pelbos editor of Lc Radical
made the arst public mention Of report
Witch Was current prior to the tragedy
hat the ClilluNes We're going to be az
creed He sald he did not believe inc
report because of the couples mutual love
lsIdo"s y d" Lara. the composer, closed
lie testimony to-day by saying:
y am certain that Mime CaillauN hac
% idea ON The sunday just preceding the
s-o0''ug Of attacking NJ. Calmette. Nine
'l.lauA Wa- a bosom friend of Nine
Gglemard am convinced, also, tha
she never intended to Kill N. Calmette."
Here are tVo examples Of what Is ad
n.,'ed aS evidence in this tragic case;
Mn, ,iulucmard explained how sh'
Jaw a love letter which she said Nine
'al.lauN feared that the Figaro woul'
publish and which might cause tragedy
Nine GuIllomard said she was coGnizan
~ the love between VI. CallauN and th
Present Nine. CaillauN, who had then JUS
been divorced from Leo Claretie. TIT
Witness said.
"kuoNlr- VI. Clarctie's humdrum, bour
Reols character, | expressed fears con
'ern.Ng VI CtillauN's character. thei
anew h.u DHlr very slightly She handel
mo a long lcttpr and after reading 1t
sad. YOU can place the utmost conf
cence 'u The man who wrote that. An
ore with such charming sentimnts IS in
capable of committing bad action.
. t'N'' .Hg 'p a question by NJ. CaillhuN
Nue 'iuN"uard cmphatically denied tina
ne letter contained anything which
senu"mau would not have written TIL
''Hi' '1~ n contradiction of alege
,lo"' of an unprintable nature, whic
nave H'r' current iu Paris
III, charges Yesterday that document
''r't'Us CdllluN had been turne
'' ' '0" Gov. rumont kept NJ. Bie0ven
nN'" Who rs acting for NJ Niviaui a
'''.s''' OF Foreign Affairs, busy all nigh
s H 1910 ul'r'hau &c Of kilograms wit
81 N'a' now in Russia with Presider
..NN'a'f The papers referred to are
~ I'-' I'm Oficc archives, and \
'NlH' All Frruand Labor, chic
,0I'''. 'or Nine. CaillauN, made
.'''.. doWdud at this morning
,'''."n 'lu these documents should I
.oaN. 'H court NJ ilorbauN, tn
e. n" DU'or Immediately arose an
4. 'u authorized by the Governmei
o'''re That the documents referred
, Yesterday testimony are only pr
Nls
NJ laho'i SAW tho opening aud replied
'or. d.r tho incident closed"
10 VINES VI Chenu added sarcasticall!
4, I's'id the Incident only as an ct
"aple diversion 1t has pleased