Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-11-20 | Page 1 | Insanity Defense of Mrs. De Saulles

mm DEFENSE of Mam Chilean Heiress Is Placed on Trial for Killing Divorced Di-vorced Husband. MI N KOLA, N Y., Nov. lib Four of the. twelve jurors who are to decide, the f;te of lira. BiHiiea do Saullcs. Chilean heiress, who is charged with shouting to death her divorced husband, ,luhu U de Saulles, former Yade athlete, nt Went- i bury, N. Y., August. 3. were aelectod during tbe first day or her trial, wiuVta opencdinsupremo, court here lodny. That her lawyrj-a will try to show that temporary mental impairment, ca.used by helng deprived of the custody of her 4-y 4-y ear-obi 'sen. enusp-.l Mr?, de Paulles to do the sdv.nting. was rvkb-nt from questions ques-tions wbieli 1 hpy put to prospective jurors. ju-rors. Thee w pro Intended to brinj out whether i )io t;i r-sinn con Id gl v proper emipirloraf io'i to any testimony v.-lib h mich t ho introduced t-lmwiug that. Mr a. - Sh u.Ue.T mi tiP night nf t he Fhootmp wns icentaMy in ib-i 1;( nr .-d. W hen t lie rmjrl recf-fs - i ;ttf f od;t v Henry A. F terlutri., ounsd for the de-feti'lant, de-feti'lant, p ;u rl lie wmld introduce i,f, iimoiiv relti v to his. clif-nFa wa.nl i through alienb-ts-. Tonight ir spiumI piobnlde n,,,t ninwl. of tnmeirrmv! essinn. will )if o-T-uriifd with tbr 'H'iion oi thn other i;:ht Jurv-me Jurv-me u nd t bo t the ? n , i ir,-i fit wit -nets 3 will uol be l-nn untd U r.nfH-day. r.nfH-day. Ap a .;:sih for the in.'uirv ple.i, if ts Ul'.df f l,n'i the deff-.iirr. n - r t , n yhc ; hfe;t1iie mer -t ;i II;. df r:i),C'd wh i. 1 u- S;-uih j hrnke nmmh:e whl-'h br ijr-. J cia res le made to return their u, h'T cuvro'lv early the nipbt of the pnooi -,!';(.'; t h; I r'r.e- nmmrr, f n f S;nil!''p Vime. :.r(). further ecirrf j,v his reii- ! " her f-ee "Little .I;.f k." drew A e- 1 Ol'-er fr'Tll h'T por. (-1 ;ltii 1 , i m . Tlje foni .iur'r. i-ele.'tf-'i (, Hvr. njr-ri' njr-ri' -l .'n;d ba' tdiiidren. (,,-;!. i',u" r-'-r-'ph-s hc.'i i r.M r.-, pi i n ! , u , , ;.. j, r, (. , ,, nreiudice in :a vnr of the U if .,! if ' si;lt - r f fr"m t V- rr a 'line of i . ; r; ; ;i''rnjntr ff (!" slTifjt inc, und 1 ,i r..i i leer de,..;,; !'h inn,, her:; of rounv. v rf tli" reborn; !"r the i1yrht re , of nior.t i ' ! t bin - eih t vemrf m: n 'ju'-r- t ici:efj (I .ir::.g 1 he flu y, I 'iM rif-t A ' i or rey ("h,ir!e; J ; V.'eei, -, wh'. is --or. do. 1 ink In- pros-', i I or,, lifj mudi ' inrh.-.;js on r i.f.jfM during bi in t eriV'p-j t if.Ti f.f pre"r-er t )-e .irojr. TiK-. wrn intended fo pr.nw wlK-ibei1 il h----"-u- the v en old wh. h.-tM nd en v h ppe;ti whJcb mitrht t-r. mnde to their e -. tnp.i ' hy (Contiinioi on Page Two.) INSANITY DEFENSE OP MB. pe swims (Continued from Page One) and whether they believed a woman as amenable to the law as a man. Miss Alamla and "William Errazuriz, sister and brother of the defendant, eat near Mrs. de Raulles in the courtroom today. to-day. With their mother, they came from South America to attend the trial. Mra Krrazuriz was 111 today, according- to Mr. Uterhart, but will be at her daughter's side throughout the remainder of the trial.