Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
JEALOUSY BACK
Of CALME TIE
MURDER
RoyaIists CIamor for Downfall Of
Cabinet-Enemies Of CaiIIaux
Threaten His "ExiIe."
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, March Disorder arising
from the assassination Of Castor Cal
mette, famous journalist and editor
of The Figaro by Nine. Henrietta
CaillauX, wife Of the former Minister
OF Finance, was frequent in this city
o-day, despite the hundreds Of police
who patrolled the buueVards.
The political scandal arising from
the killing Of ". Calmette has stirred
and shocked the entire country
Enemies Of Caillaux declared to-
day that they would drive him from
public life. and. if possible, exile MIN
from the ranks 81 decent people
The agitation against CaillauX ana
the Ministry is being led by Leon
+ -udet and'a handful Of youthful TO-
lowers Of the Royalist League. tn"
Royalists see in the present crisis
the greatest chance to strengthen
their organization.
Sensa tional revelations which have
followed the killing Of Caimette indi-
cate that the full extent of the causes
which lay behind the assassination
are not yet known.
jealousy Behind Killing.
Nine. Caillaux has drama ticallv de-
clared that she shot the Journalist in
retaliation for attacks which had
been printed against her husband IN
The Figaro, and because NJ. Calmeito
had published part of a love letter
written TO her by Caillaux while she
was the wife of another.
1t seems now that the elements of
hatred and jealousy involved in this
tragedy are more far-reaChing than
,t Ara InIt.traH I'm fact IN.
shown that the affair resulted almost
entirely from the anger Of jealous
woman. PIritanical persons point TO
this great tragedy as result OF the
morals of the upper classes and 1t
will be used as a pulpit theme ~
many quarters to prove Paris mod
ern Babylon
One result Of the TRAGEDY has been
to show the amount Of intrigue in ne
French Government. IN incident N
the Chamber Of Deputies, involving
the "Fabre letter" may prove an
opening wedge for further revell-
lions. If the anti Government for PCS
are successful in their camT align, the
Calmette killing will yet wreck the
Cabinet and drive more than one PUB
lie man into retirement,
CaiIlaux Persuaded Premier.
The "Fabre letter" relates TO the
case Of Henri Rochelle. a notorious
swindler According to letter, NJ,
Monis while Premier, eXerted strong
influence upon NJ 'abre, the Public
Prosecutor, to postpone the trial Of
Rochelle Tor six months which was
done. NJ CaillauX is accused of haV-
ing persuaded NJ. Monis to write the
letter NJ Calmette had a copy OF
this letter in his possession.
Mime. CaillauN. in her cell in St
Lazaire Prison, Is taking her siua-
ton coolly. Maitre Labori, one Of the
foremost lawyers in France, who has
been retained TO defend her, visited
her again to-day and conferred long
and earnestly with her. Her defense
will be Justification,
The famous prisoner is allowed t.
have her maid. and she is exempt
from wearing the ordinary prison
garb. Her meals are sent in from q
fashionable restaurant.
NJ. CaillauX also visited his wife
He comforted her by telling her that
she undoubtedly would be acquitted
Reports that an attempt would be
made TO smuggIe poison into the cell
Of Nine CaillauN led the prison au-
thorties to adopt the most drasti-
precautions this afternoon. The au-
thortes feared that when the full Sc
robustness OF her position dawned upon
the woman she would try to end he:
life