Miscellaneous Facts

The death of Mr. Philippe Daudet
Mr. Vidal, editor-in-chief of the anarchist newspaper Le Libertaire, was heard yesterday by Mr. Councilor Laugier on the visits that the young Philippe Daudet allegedly made to this newspaper.
Mr. Vidal confirmed his previous statement. It was not on his instructions that Mr. Philippe Daudet went to see Mr. Le Flaoutter. He was completely unaware of the relations that could have existed between Germaine Berton and Philippe Daudet; however, he does not believe them to be improbable.

Marital tragedy
A young woman, Mrs. Alphonsine Loéven, 25, a saleswoman in a large Parisian department store, was the other night the victim of an attempted murder by her husband, Jean Loeven, 31, rue de Cernay. in Brunoy, who, having suddenly gone mad, hit her repeatedly on the head with a bottle.
The victim, whose condition is not worrying, was able to find refuge with his neighbor, Mr. Louis Piot, 25 years old, factory manager.
The murderer, arrested during the night, is in Corbeil prison.

A healer and his secretary prosecuted for fraud
The 130th correctional chamber, in the fraud and complicity trial where the healer Jacomet and his secretary Victor Durand appeared, rendered a judgment yesterday in which it appointed Mr. Judge Locard to proceed with an information supplement.

A Building Strike
In the mosque construction sites and the buildings under construction on Place du Puits-de-l'Ermite and Rue Daubenton, strikers, leaving a meeting, invited the workers to stop work. About a hundred of them left the site.

The chapter on jewelry
Miss Prévost, rue de la Clef, had placed on her piano a small cardboard box containing three rings, a bracelet and a very old watch with chiseled edges bearing, engraved on the lid of the case, a basket of flowers with birds
Yesterday morning, the box containing the jewelry was found, empty, in the hallway of the building. All the jewelry, worth 18,000 francs, had been stolen

The fire
The fire broke out yesterday, at 11:40 a.m., in the apartment of the Countess de Missiessy, 61, rue de Vaugirard. It was quickly extinguished by the firefighters of the Vieux-Colombier barracks.

Following the explosion of a tube used for autogenous welding, the fire broke out in a garage, 42, rue du Fer-à-Moulin. It was extinguished by the firefighters of the Poissy barracks.

Beauvais, March 4. This morning, around 5 o'clock, a violent fire broke out in the workshops of Mr. Chauveau's button and brush factory, in Larmaidon. The disaster spread very quickly. Everything was destroyed, engines and merchandise. The damage exceeds 120,000 francs. About twenty workers are out of work. This fire was caused by a short circuit. (L'Œuvre)