The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
HUSBAND
WOULD KILL EDITOR
Madame Caillaux Tells Exam
ining Magistrate Reason Tor
Murder OF Calincttc.
CLUTCHED BY TERRIBLE FEAR
Women Prisoners Who Protest
Against Privileges Accorded
Her Put III Isolation Cells.

Paris, March 2+.-"Aly fear of the
consequences OF the publication OF some
private correspondence ia the Figaro
leu TO my. assassination OF Gaston CAL
hl"ttc. Madame caIllauN told the ok
aIn!thih% magistrate to-day. Il also
ma. mnH ,, ben o5sessed with, the idea that
my husband miSht,bc driven To COM
mt the crime She said, and so de-
ciurd to do IL myself"
Fifteen leaders among women pris-
ohcrS ih the saint l.aZarc prison, who
protested against the special privi-
lcEes being accorded u Nine CalllauX.
were placed in isolation cells to-dn y
Mihc C1tl!auA, VINO appeared in Il CON
dition OF extreme fatigue to-day. called
imniiently for her husband. the for
ncr Minister OF FINANCE. When hc ar
rived at the jail long conference en-
While Mime. cqiIlauN was being led
istr;ie. NJ. Eoucard She saw a eroup
OF newspaper photogrnphcrs. ana en-
Tlai!nId :rMd, Let them rhotosraph me
When placed ON the stand the pris-
oncr, at the request OF The court. gave
an account of her actions on Monday
the day she killed Castou Calmcttr'
She told FIRST OF her Interview at :
O'Clock IN The morning with Wcrnand
M1hio' chief judge oil the civil Trlbu-
suggest no legal means OF preventive
ttnt pupicatlon OF her private letters
Planned To Give Dinner.
Anne. tailialrN then said She told
iler" d" i'"uIuiors, assistant miuis-
@ u@tr "i crremonics at the Foreign O!iicc
Snc anu NJ CallluuX would attend ihc
H,lnhtr mat evening at the Italian cm-
hoassy. to arrange places for i dinner
Siie HidliHcd TO EINc on Murvh % at
which the American Ambassador. NV
To be present.
Tho prisoner tbcn said she made an
hppointmcnt with her hair-dresScr for
,hat evening, was maniCurcd visited
hSr dentist. thcn drove 10 the Ministry
?i Finance, and told her husbanG what
Judrc Monicr had told her
NJ husband was furious" She as
sCrtG,' Iie cNclaimcd: Then there is
nolhtmS ,,'l Gisg Tor me to do, eNcep; To go
did no; doubt at that moment
,nat my husband 'in,endcd to commit
some act OF cNtrcnC Violcucc''
throughout the luncheon at homo
:n.th Mme CHillauN described as
.vh"N' htcHusc or the careless
ness ness OF The cook. VINO WAS leaving. tho
lcfr Irousco by her husbau,l's ,hrnnt
OF violence ana the fact that shN couId
hut prevent the publication of two
"iher personal letters She feared would
tnat she felt it impossible 20 attend
tht Clnn|r at the Italian embassy. ana
'eirphoncd she WAS i'll
men. more than ever | became OH
ScSscd with the desire TO soc C,et',
,aiiittte. felt the impcrious ne.
n'Ssiiy or taking action against him
. ''ic it'tI cIutCncd lest iuV
nuSbthd, who is Il rcbarlIablv cool
sh9t should kill NJ. Calmettc In nv
ntitium ! already pictured my nus,
h3nd on the prisoners bench VIVA.
~" 20 my anguish was the krowI-
cuTc that would he the inyoli,ntor,.
c'"S" "i th'S terrifying drama"
Tells Of iiuying Revolver
NINE CaillauX then traced her move
,nchlS on the afternoon OF tho crime
.iihohs them her visit to the a,unsn'itL
,S 10 my revolver She refused one
Weapon. she said, because the irir~..r
Workcd TOO hard. Replying to a ,ni,s
u"h ,,t ny thc magistrate The prisoner de-.
n!cd that she planned her act nf vin-
,%smoe % against NJ Cnlmette N that mo-
;;uan', ;in', aumlttinG, however that the
t"ct thcn began To- take root"
After buying the pistol. which sho
Explained was for protection durin..
me campaign of her husband. whom shs
intended To aCcompany. She went homo
ana later left for the Office OF tho
Figaro '"c
Louis Rarthou, former Premier i,
testiiyinE to-day hctor" the committen
or The Chamber OF Deputies invcsti-
eating the allegation that State min.
islGrs Influenced postponcmemt OF the
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