ACTRESS'S FATE.
A remarkable story has been revealed at Budapest (states the Vienna correspondent of the “Daily Mail” on January 12). On Saturday a woman’s body was found in a basket trunk. From a portrait a reporter on the staff of a Bupapest newspaper recognised the woman as a well-known music-hall artist named Else Turcsanyi. Mile. Turcsanyi’s housekeeper was arrested to-day. She says that on Friday three men of aristocratic appearance called in a motor-car to take her mistress for a ride. One of the men was addressed by his companions as “Count.” When she left the house, the housekeeper declares, Mile Turcsanyi was wearing diamond earrings, rings and other jewellery worth £4OOO, No jewels were found on the body.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3585, 10 March 1914, Page 8
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