MAGISTRATE HAD HIS DOUBTS.
Paris, March I.—Mine. Humbert yesterday had another passuge-at-arms with M. Leydeb, the examining magistrate. • She insisted that the aiysteriou." Crawford brothers would appear at the trial.
" 1 would rather see them now," remarked M. Loydet, for I believe that your brother personated them.'' At this Mme. Humbert laughed so loudly that the magistrate called her to order. "What do I care for you'/" she retorted, becoming suddenly excited, "not a snap for anything you may think. I have to answer to public opinion, not to von." This put an end to the "interview, and sne was again conducted to her cell.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12266, 9 May 1903, Page 3 (Supplement)
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