Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-26
IS CARRIED AWAY NsENs1BLE
Sitting of Court is Immediately Sus-
pended Amid Great Dis
turbanoe.
SWEET MoRsEIs FOR CROWD
Counsel Says Burning Love, but
Nothing Indecent in pistles.
TWO JUDGES TO FIGHT A DUEL
Presiding Magistrate and One Of His
Associates Quarrel over order
Made for Adjournment at
Critical Time.

PARIS, July E.-The chief Judge ohsl-
lenging one OF his colleagues to a duel,
the reading of the mysterious letters.
which were supposed 20 affect the case
30 profoundly. and the physical collapse
In court Of Nine. Caillaux were three in
oidents which today stirred the emotions
In connection with the trial of Nine.
Caillaux for the murder of Castor CAL
mette.
A peculiarly French atmosphere was
lent to the affair by the quarrel OF the
judges This was added to by the
piquant contents of the former premier S
love letters, whose recital before the
public caused the prisoner to fall uncon-
scious and to remain for a long time in
a swoon,
Beyond the reading Of the letters little
progress was made and it was generally
expected that the trial would extend far
into next week.
Defendant CoIlapses.
Madame Caillaux, soon after she was
brought into court today, totally col
lapsed when the reading began of the let
ters handed in by Nine. Gueydan She
was carried insensible from the court
The sitting of the court Immediately
suspened amid great uproar. As soon
as the court had opened Maitre Labor
began reading some of the Gueydan let
.ters. He remarked when he took up the
second one: ..s.
I'm this you will find burning love.
but nothing indecent, as common rumor
has reported
In the letter NJ Caillaux, writing to
the present Mime. Caillaux before his d.
vorce from Nine Gueydan. referred 70
the happiness he would feel when he
could press million kisses over your
dear BODY" ...,-.s -.-.
whiie the reading was going on, Nine.
CaiIlaux, with her head bent low, was
crying bitterly. Her Sobs could be heard
all over the court room.
Then with sigh she fell prostrate TO
the floor. Two republican guards stand
ing near raised her and carried her out
OF the chamber.
The four judges at once rose from their
seats and Judge Albanel announced the
suspension OF the hearing.
Quarrel of the Judges.
The quarrel between the two Judges
arose out OF an incident which occurred
at the palace Of justice late last night,
but its nature could not be ascertained.
The seconds appointed by Judge Albanel
are General Jules D'Alstein, former mill
tary governor of Paris, and Emile
Bruneau De Laborie. .'
When the discussion concerning the
reading of Mime. Gueydan's letters
seemed to be going unfavorably for the
defense during yesterdays hearing,
Judge Albanel announced that there
would be recess. The Figaro affrms
today that Judge Dagoury then said in
low tones, you dishonor us, sir"
The two judges after going into their
private room during the recess, engaged
in a heated discussion. It was said. This
morning, however, a report of IL was
made public on the front page OF the
Figaro, which left Judge Albanel nc
option but to send his seconds 10 his
colleague.
In the meantime Nine Cafl1aux had
been laid on a bench In an aute-room.
The physicians, who had thought she
was suffering merely from . passing
fainting spell, decided whom she remained
unconscious to give her a hypodermiC
injection of ether.
Nine. Csillaux appeared to have broker
down completely and was breathing with
difficulty, and such was her condition