The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-24
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I'M. Caillas,ae Still .4,. .s.,.,:.....
'r ssaSan the: Stand
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to. DECLARE thel the documents referred
to in ycstoraay q; testimony are only
pretended copfcs of dotuhients which
do not exist" II.
1--WE consider the incident closed"
Lal.ordi then said. pa.
Charlea .;henu, t:ie lawyer repre-
senting the Figaro and Calmette's
heirs. remarked. sarcastically;,f =.
IL regard the incident as only an
enjoyable diversion. 1t has pleased NJ.
Caillaux to transform criminal trial
into. g political. one. He intcnds tp go
from hero With a certificate of loyalty
to France. Much good it will do him."
Z Damaging Testimony.
Yves Dclbos. cditor-in chief OF LIE
Radical, related that he had met Nine,
Ca1llaux on the day Of TIE shooting.
He said "she seemed depressed. and
aged and was like q beaten, hunted
thing" ll,
Nine. LCriI3c Mocadac- EstTadcrc
formerly socicty editor OF the FiEgro.
testified shc had dincd IN company
with Mmo. Caillaux ABOUT two months
before the shooting. Sc,
'5ho said Mn. CaiIlau:: told her Nine.
Gueydcn. the formor wife Of M: Call
laux. was trying to sell lctters against
her. Mme. M,sagnc-Estradere rJsaid
she told Mme., Ca!llauy she underetood
iMme. Gueydeh had. refused to sea tho
letters to Cnlmette tor 5000. 80 II
Mnlc. Sylvic Chartran. the wife OF
an artist, Eaid Mnfe. Caillaux hnd Con
fidod her apprehensions to her !; two
days before she killed Calfnette.,, 4,
. Isidore de Lara..a mlstcaL Composer
testified to linching With flt6 Princess
of: Monaco. Nine .Caillapx: and Nine.
Mesagne- -Estradere, on the day "Thy
.Joo" letter was published. Mime. Gail
lSus in talking with hin tbcvt the
"They will end in killing my hus=
eugene Morand. a writer who was
also Of the luncheon;c sworc that: Nine.
Estradero had !:spoken a
great ,denl at the table ahSr. the
'sThy Joe'' letter. He continued:
q! thought she, talked tool much.
Nine. Hailleux, seemed gfently dis
tresscd."
4 Tho radical leader followed tae cnse
with, the closest attention. QG6asion-
ally he would look tenderly inSthe di-
1Tes.ssii0n OF Ills viii. with an snsourag-
Ing smile or gesture. ;,lTH. ~
T Made Threat.
Wien Auguste Avril, =,
tor tof the, Figaro, In his e,
dcciared,that early in Noyembe,.
nj, Caillaux had stopped him I'm
lobby Of the chamber and asked l.iln
how much longer Calmette. was going
to continue his campaign. He gave an
,eyasive taHswer sahd M, Caallaux then
said to him:
"Yca. know /. I am a crack shot. I
go every day to the shooting. gallery
and get a bulls eye every tiine."
The ,ex-prer 'ier leaped to his feet
and demanded, to be confronted with
the witness. TIE two. stood face, to
:fane at the bar. M. CaiIlaux affirmed
that. he had no recollection of saying.
ssucH q, thing; e. Ayril maintataed
With 5GGl6l ddetarmi nation the exaAti-
itndes of his testimony. Finally the two
men withdrew and the matter resbtv-
ed ITSELF Into. a question OF reliability.
As. q, CziIlauS..aft. the court at tsthc
CLOSE Of tho heaEing many hands We're
,outstretched to him. He sesmede to
be deeply touchedib by these InanifeHtaH
'tions OF sympathy and exclaimed fin d
voice shaken with real emotitn; Is
..s1l see I,sti1l have: some frten fs left"
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