New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21

ate and cast ridicule upon my husband
BY the publication Of two letters, ad-
Thy Joe They wished 10 throw con
tempt upon the head Of minister OF
the republic. the chief OF the Radical
party. and strike through him 'he re-
public.
FINALLY. ! did not wish TO blush be-
fore my daughter; that is ono thlng a
woman must not be asked 20 DO,
deeply regret the present misfortune
and would have undergone anything
IN the world rather than have been inc
cause Of it,"
Her impas stoned pcroration was ae-
compsnicd by eloquent gestures oil heI
slender hands. rom which shc had
slipped her gloves. The spectators huns
ON every word and movement. IRE
guently expressing discreet approDa-
ton. with which the presiding Judge
made no attempt 20 interfere.
Nine. CailiauN told OF the shooting IN
&c Figaro's" Office Prior 10 this she
had been asked by the judge regarding
her interview with Fernand Monier.
President Of the Tribunal Of the Seine.
from whom she had sought information
as TO whether the attacks Of VI. Cal
mette against her husband could be
stopped.
VI. Monicr had told her. she said, that
this could be impossible; that one
could only put up with II or del eh9
ones self by ones own means. lie hau
added, the witness asserted. that D. was
astonishing that with the French TEN
pcrament there we've not more heacs
broken. 49,,
Maurice Chonu. attorney for VI. Cal
mcttc's relatives. arose and s"d th"V
NJ. Monier. before the examining mag
istrate. had denied giving uttcrance 70
anything Of the sort.
Tell About Day of Tragedy.
Nine. Caillaux then told OF VIVA, took
place on the day OF the tragcdy.
informed VI. CaillauX az lunch he
testified. what VI. Nouior had sad. He
was very indignant and c%c.aimed; IF
that is how things are. then ! VIII
mash his'"- Nine. CaillauN hest
tated moment. and added, face
ID jumped Chenu. "Oh, you car say
the word 'snout' 1t has been SAID tWen-
Is times during the Investigation.
yes" replied Nine. CaillauN. "5ut
there are words that aIe not uttered IN
public
The Judge repeated the expression
Smash his snout,' and me audience
laughed. .,.
Nine. Caillaux went on IN trembling
voice: I'll my husband had sand; n"Ie
is nothing 10 be- lone | should have
looked upon him as a coward ! a~NV0
him. When to-day"
"Uc said. NO. al my own time
She raised her claspcd hands and
cried. My God, My God If YOU
turning TO the jury knew what ! snf-
fcrcd that day, To think that my nus
band was going to kill a man.
She lowered her voice and half WINS
pcrcd. 81 thought Of committing sui
eide. II YOU knew with what happiness
would have given my life that day TO
purchase peace Tor my husband. Then
thought of trying to do something
myself to stop that publication: Salu
TO myself. i will make q scandal.
She put her handkerchief 10 Aer eyes
and cried: All. my Cod II l had i're-
seen the horrible issue
Nine. CalIaux in Tears.
The court was silent during the re
cital and al the end Mms. CalliauN
wcpt.
Explaining the circumstances Of ouY-
ing the pistol. Nine. CaillauX said she
had no fixed idea Of using II. and ~
any case had no purpose 20 XIII. SfH
Rad had revolver which her father
had given her. but had lost IT,. Nhcn
she reached home after contcrrng WIN
II. Nonicr she was stlll vacillaunG as
20 what 10 do whether 10 20 10 the
Figaro" Office and sec Calmette or %
, tca party. Finally she decided >
leave a letter for her husband wnetner
she went to ale Figaro.
Judge Albaucl read the letter, winch
was as follows; $50. -,
YOU this morning OF my interview WIN
Jrcsidept Nonicr. who informed me
tbs+ We have i'm France no law to pro
+.ct MS against the calumnles OF inc
press. YOU said to me that one OF theSe
davs Won would smash the face OF the
ionobie Calmcttc ] realized that your
Gccision was irrevocablc My resolve
VAS then made shall do justice.
France and the republic need you
will do the deed. ..,,
err this letter reaches you. You VIII
know that I have done or nave trieo 10
do Justice. Forgive me, but my pa
ticnce is exhausted.
81 love and embrace you from 'Ee
DEPTHS Of my heart. ...-.,,.---r,, q,
your HENRIET TE.
Judge Albanel Explain tins let'eI'
which the prosecutor IcIlt0 "P'" ~
tablish premcditatlon.
Mime. CaillauN ! never meant 10 say
t],at i'm going to the Figaro ONCE ! hao
r,solvcd 10 shoot Calmette. mad not
made IN my mind what ! should 90
I had made il perfectly clear 70 MISS
Paxter Cthe English governessj tha'
sbe must not give the letter TO my nus
band unless | mad not returned al
seven.
Heard Talk About Husband.
Coming 20 the scene OF the tragedy
Nine. Caillaux said that while waiting
30 see VI. Calmcttc she had heard the
oTcc bows talking about the campaign
against her husband.
~ also heard three persons the
waiting room" she continued, discus S.
ing an article which was 10 appear the
next day
those IN the courtroom were all A.
tcntion as the presiding Judge said;
"Now Sindly tell the jury what tooH
place IN VI. Calm 'ttc'e private ONCE.
Nine. CaillauH AUshe deeply and
began TO SOB; Tor time she was un-
able 20 utter Cd word.
The Judge. referring "a ms notes
gently repeated 10 her the facts brought
OUT IN the magi tratc's examination
Sne nodded hC- mead. tnally he said.
"Comc. come. Nine. (aiilauN' MAI
exactiy h4upenn.lr go