The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-21


crouched down ON the witness stand
and uttered series Of low cries to
show how he had found Calncttc.
who was shcltcring himself behind
his desk
PauI Iiourgct Tells story.
Paul BOurRet. the Immortal" who
was with Calmctte In his Office at the
moment when Mime. Caillaux's card
was brought IN. then told Of the incl
dent.
"'You will not see her / said"
80 cannot refuse To receive wo-
man.. he replied"
Maitre Labor then thrilled the
ovorcrowdcd court room by reading a
dialogue from Bourgeois novel. The
Demon OF the Midi In which the
characters discuss and condemn the
publication Of the heroine's love lot
tc-s
Coming Immediately after Bour-
gets culoFy OF CASTOR Calmcite, with
which he had closed his testimony.
the reading of the dialoguc by Mnitre
fabori was rcgardod by ooserving
lawyers aa a master stroke.
Maitre I.ahori's voice was musical
and full OF dramatic feeling. When
he had concluded Paul Bourgct re-
market:
"f.tcraturo Is not life"
lie agreed, however. that private
letters ought not TO be published and
said he did not believe Caliuotte had
intended to publish the CoillauN let
tcrs.
scene Of ShoOting Reconstructed.
The scene of the shooting was then
reconstructed by succession of en-
ploycs OF the Figaro.
Charles Girandeau. reporter.
Henri Roulcau. "a messenger and Jean
Cercse. telephone operator, related
portions OF their experiences. The
said Louis Noisin of the adVcrtiains
department was talking With Henri
HonOrc, an artist, and Edouard Mas
son, In the room whore Nine Call
lauv was waiting to see n. Calmette.
. We never mentioned CaillauN,
said Voisin. "as she said yesterday.
: Nine. Caillaux here iaterposed, say
ing. II wish TO ask NJ. Noisin whether
one OF his friends did not say, rs the
sheet rcady?' and whether NJ. Voisin
did not answer. We have great
paper on Callsux tomorrow
THAT Is absolutely false replied
Noisin.
Madame CalIlaux--"i heard Noisin
ga 10 hls friend. IL costs dear bat We
are letting loose the hunting dogs on
all sides''
fonore was thcn called dnd denied
that Cailiaux had been mentioned and
Massons deposition was read 10 the
same effect
Dramatic story of shooting.
other members 0f the stan OF the
Figaro then testified, among them
Louis Iatzarus, who gave vivid de-
scripSioa of the scene when Nine,
Caillaux shot Caimctte.
I.atzarus said hc heard shots and
ran To Calmcttc's room, whcre cal
metto had sunk In state Of collapse
In a chair
NJ sirac. nc said. was holding q
woman ny the wrists. She cried
Let me go. am not going to cs'
cape"
slrac then let her go said the wit
rcss. aud she stood near the door
cicar-eyod and with her face neither
pale nor fushcd. She seemed IN
troubled by the fifteen editors wh'
quickly gathered around her.
''Shc began to speak. said the wit
ness. saying: Since there h no justice
iu France
smut your mouth said one of IN,
editors. after what YOU have done
keep quiet
~ WIS not speaking to YOU said
Mmc. CaillauS.T
fntzarus declared that Nine. Gail
lanN was perfect mistress of herself
when ne saw her after the crime. III
admitted that he had talked abon
the Caillaux campaign many time
with Calmette. adding.
MY chief said he had diplomats
documents Important Enough abso'
luteiy a. crush Cailiaux."
AMER Calmetie had printed tn
'Thy Joe" letter. according to Lat
zarus. he remarked: "My pockets aF'
empty. have nothing more.
Judge Aihanel then asked Mime
J Caillaux Il she had anything 10 81
about the Victor Fabre document AM
Mme. Caillnux replied.
II had no fear of that because
knew the part my husband had take
In the Rochelle AFFAIR
/. Then ailuding 90 her calmDesa AZ
ter the shooting. Mime, caillauX said
FAN the world knew that night tn
condition OF N. Calmette except my
self and / dii not know until the mex
day that my action was irreparahle.
Maltre I.aborl remarked 10 IN
court that two Of the document
, found on the person OF Castor Cal
meitc had been sent 60 Presiden
Poincare ana that al the others ha
, been sent 10 Gcorges Presstat IN
president Of the board OF directors
the Figaro.
Il SEQ N. Prcsstat among the spec
tators." continued Maitre Labor
Perhaps ne can tell the court wh'
was done with those papers
THE papers ! received said }
Presstat. on arising. were only col
les IN the handwriting OF NJ. Ca
nette one was the Fabre documen
: then already published, the sccor
was the Thy Joe letter. from whic
the Intimate PASSAGES had been 81
purrated. considered had a