The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-21
MIME, CAILLAUx IS MORE CALM
 AT TRIAL TODAY
Her Thrilling Description of Shooting Stirs Paris
 Audience.
OFFICE BOY RE-ENACTS
 KILLING OF EDITOR
Reading From Novel Is Law yer's Answer to .sImmor-
 tai's'' Evidence.

Paris, July 21-Mme Henriette Cai1laux was up at 2 this morning, preparing for the second days hear ing of the charge against her of the wiIful murder of Gaston Calmette, ed ftor of the Figaro. on March 1e. The wife of the former premier and min ister of finances took an early break fast and before 8 o'clock was wait did not call at the prison of the Con- ciergerie till between and 10 o'clock. The prisoner and her husband con- versed for half an hour and afterward she lunched.
 .sI feel better than I did yesterday,'' Mme Cail1aux said to the prison war den when he inquired today about her health. The prisoner previously looked through a mass of morning papers and had found that, generally. she had been sym patheticallyl treated. The stenographie report of her tes- tinony filled s columns in some of the newspapers and besides this there were many comments on her dexter ous arrangement of facts and the feel ing she had put into her description Of her agony.
 The. court wa@ a little late in as- sembling today and meanwhile Mime. CailIaux talked over her case with Fernand Laborf. her advocate, in a private waiting room. After Judge Louis Albanel and his associates had taken their places on the bench. Mime. Caillaux entered the prisoners en- closure without hesitation and with an air df making herself at home. She took off and folded her Jacket and looked quietly around at the court Dark circles under her eyes and her quick nervous ges- lures. however, seemed to betray the strain she was undergoing.
 Joseph Cai11aux, the prisoners hus- band, entered the court and took his place among the witnesses. He was by two detectives, owing to the fact that a group of bystand- CTS had hooted him and shouted in suits at him as he left the prison after visiting his wife.
 Two office boys from the Figaro were the first witnesses today. They described the arrival Of Mime. Call aI1x at the offices of the Figaro on he day of the crime. They told how she waited and gave details of her entrance. into the room occupied by 7aston Calmette and of their hearing :hots.
 One of the boys. Adrten Meet. ire tatedI the actions of M.- Ca1mette in Ihelterfng himself behind his desk.
 Paul Bourget, the "immortal,' who was with Calmette in his office at the 1 moment when Mime. Caillaux's card l vas brought in, then told the. jury of 1 he incident.
 '.t You will not see her. said T 1 ,annot refuse to receive a woman he l -eplied-' ''
 Maitre Laborf then thrilled the .ourt room by reading a dialogue l rom Bourgeois novel. "The Demon Of l The Midi" in which the characters | Iiscuss and condemn the publication if theslheroine's love letters. Coming 1 after MT. Bourgeois euIo- " of Gaston Calmette with which he | ,losed his testimony, the reading of | he dialogue by Maitre Laabori was egarded by observing lawyers as a master stroke
 When A1aitre Labori had concluded, I. Bourget remarked; ''Literature is lot life" He agreed, however, that private letters ought not to be pub ished and said he did not believe Cal nette had intended to publish the 1aillaux letters