Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-03-13 | Page 33 | Paris Chemist Chains His Wife to Chair and Bed

t PARIS CHEMIST ? I v CHAINS HIS WIPE ? I TO CHAIR AND BED ? M 4- Special Cable lo The Tribune. y PARIS. March I-'. M. Hamard. .- jBI 4- chief of the Paris Detective sen-- -. V f. ice. has Just finished an iuvestlga- y IflBj r tion. an extrnordlnai y case of cru- y BBB city, in which a Paris chemist is at- y BBB v leged to havo systematically Hi- y .-BBB !- treated and sequestered his wife y 1BBB -: A complaint was received at they BVB prefecture that a M. .Tea 11 Para t. y BBB h proprietor of a chemist's shop tn y BBV the Run de Vauglranl. was subject- y. flBB ing Ids wife to treatment and a y .flBB form o: dress which, while they y mav have been tolerated at the time v gjH of 'the Crusader, arc nevertheless y -h no longer th fashion. M, Hamard. y ut compani.-d by Dr. Socqnet. the y BflB r police medical expert, visited the y shop in thf Rue de V.auglmrd. They y found Mine, pa rat locked in a small y room. A locksmith was called In y 4 and the .Ijc;- brofcen open. The wo- y man was seated on a chair, close y ,flflH -I- to the bed. with a baby of .' months y MflflJ In her arms, while a three-year- y ! old child was playing In the room y The woman was. chained to the y r chair by two chains, which wcru y iflVfl r thrice around her neck and then y flflflj communicated with a stool bit. y jBH 4. which was affixed to a wardrobe, y jflflflj The other end of tho chain was at- y jflflflj 1- taclied to the bed and was secured y fflflflj 4- with a combination padlock In the y jflflflj rail of the bed. To relenso vlmt y jflflflj Pa rat it was necessary to fllo y flH 4- through the bar of the bod. and she y flflj wax taken to the prefecture vlth y BJBJB Hie chains around her. ns It waa im- y BflflJ possible to tile them otf thero and y BflflJ .i. then without hurting her. y flflflj fl