A TENOR IN TROUBLE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8294, 24 November 1906, Page 5

A TENOR IN TROUBLE.

CHARGE AGAINST SIGNOR

CARUSO,

AN IMMENSE SENSATION,

Received November 23, 7.5 a.m. NEW YORK, Nov. 23. The hearing of the charge against Signor Carous has created an immense sensation. The arresting detective deposed that be saw Caruso follow and annoy two young girls and three women, including a Degrees, at the Zoological Gardens. He also pinched a woman named Mrs Graham, whereupon she turned swiftly if and struck him, orying: "You brute 1" She then told the detective to arrest Caruso for insulting her. The dectetive stated that he made every effort to find her since she disappeared, bat he had failed to do so. Caruso denied the charge. He admitted that he exchanged glances with Mrs Graham, who smiled at first in a The further hearing has been adjourned. fSignor Caruso, the famous tenor, was arrested at New York, at the instance of a woman, who charged him with insulting her. Two policemen were necessary to take Caruso, who was half mad with exoitement and anger, to the cells. The woman gave tt false address, and has since disappeared. The detective responsible for Caruso's arrest alleges that there are a number of similar offences against him.;