Carrizozo news., November 04, 1910, Image 3

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WHEREIN LIES
THE MYSTERY
OF THIS FACE?
To Avoid Gazing Into It
Women Were Impell
ed to Suicide.
And in the End the Man Himself
Ended His life, Frobably to Es
cape the Strange Iaflueace That
His Eyes Seemed to Exert Upon
All Who Came Within Their
Influence.
EV YORK Take n long
look nt the fnco of tho
young man which
stares at you from thti
page. What do you
1 make ot ItT
It it it patrician face, tho features
well modeled and regular, tho brow
broad and Intellectual, tho nose
straight and arlstocratlo, the mouth
not unkind, though perhaps a trifle
weak.
Uut look at tho expression of tho
oyos. Do they haunt you whon you
turn away from thorn? Is thoro any
thing forbidding, terrifying in tho way
thuy staro nt youT Do thoy tako hold
of you, grip you and seom to follow
you?
They are not cruel and vindictive
eyes, and yet-
Yet theso eyes, or the ownor of
them, wero responsible for ono ot tho
most astonishing and puzzling mys'
torlcs ot tho past fow years, a inys
tor in which thrco young and bcautl
ful women sought to ond their lives,
two of thorn successfully, for no rea
son other than which oach gave:
"I could not help It, bocauso ot
Louis' eyes!"
And, as a fitting climax to this sor
les ot mysteries, tho ownor ot thu oyos
called down tho curtain on his short
but remarkably tragla careor by
standing in front of tho mirror, a few
wooks ago, and, whilo thoso strango
oyos ot his looked at their own re
flection in tho glass, shot himself,
reolcd to a bed and died,
Out, whllo his act closed tho drama,
it did not end tho mystery, which to
day Is oven moro of a mystery than it
was boforo ho added his own sulcldo
to tho list Today everybody who has
heard ot tho case Is asking:
Question None Can Answer.
"What was there about Louis Bau-
duy'a eyes to make all throe ot his
beautiful young wives kill them
selves? What was the mystery about
the young man which scorned to In
aplro sulcldo In those with whom ho
came Into Intlmato association? And
why did no end his own llfo?
Louts IJauduy was tho sou of
prominent St. Louis alienist, a young
man ot prepossessing appoarnnce, cul
tured and well educated. Ho ongngod
In business in his homo town and
then camo to Now York, whero ho
married a MIsb ncrtha Buyer, also ot
St. Louis. Bho was n beautiful girl
and from tho first tho young pair
soemed to bo very happy. They had
pretty npartmonta at No. 346 Weat
Fifty-eighth street, niul wero consld
ored to bo modol examples of a young
marrlod pair.
Young Bride a Suicide.
Dut on Pub. la, loot, tho wlfo was
found dead in hor apartment with a
revolver besldo her. Bho had loft n
noto In which sho said sho had com
nutted sulcldo bocauso ot "something
which sho could stand no longer. At
ihat time nobody guessod that tho rea
son might liavo lain In tho eyes ot the
young man on whom his pretty bride's
tragic donth Boomed to havu fallen ao
a heavy weight, and who soemed In
consolable
Tho boroavod husband was discon
solate, but tlmo, especially In '.ho caso
of youth, heals many wounds, and tho
day camo whon ho soemod to hnvo
rallied tram the shock ot his wifo's
death nnd began to go about his busi
ness with tho samo enthusiasm as ot
old. And thon ho mot nnothor girl
who attracted him and helped him
forget tho first tragedy of his llfo.
Thoy wero marrlod and llfo scorned to
hnvo oponod up a bright now chapter
for Louis Hauduy.
Uut on Deo. 10, 1903, neighbors
smelted gns from tho apartment of tho
coupto at No. 140 West Eighty-third
street. Tho door was burst In and
Hose flnuduy was found dend, with
tho gas turned full on In her room.
Tho young husband was unconscious
and his llfo was dospnlrcd of until his
brother sacrificed a transfusion ot
blood, which brought Louis back to
health.
Mrs. Hauduy No. 2 had loft no noto
explaining tho causo of hor sulfide,
but to friends sho bad said soma tlmo
boforo committing tho dood that llfo
wan growing unbcnrablo to hor; that
when over her husband lookod nt her
sho felt as though alio could not stand
it any lomor.
Kato brought Hauduy In association
with Lcono Violet Connelly, n boautl-
ful young woman ot twenty-throo
years, n widow with ono llttlo child.
Bho was a mnulcuro employed in n
big Now York hotel nnd lived with
hor mother at an uptown apartment
Bho nnd I.ouls Hauduy foil In lovo and
vvoro married on Juno 3, of this year,
Thu third wlfo ot this handsome
young man know whon sho married
htm that ho had given himself to dls
slpatlon, but with woman'u blind faith
aho thought sho could roform him.
Bho said to a friend;
"Louis ih everything groat and good
In tho world whon ho la all right, nnd
then ho duos not hnvo that awful look
abuut tho eyes.' Ho will bo all right,
I know, for wo lovo each other bo
much I"
Hut tho woman who marrtoa a man
to reform him has gouornlly n thank
less tnalc, and It was so with tho third
Mm. Hauduy. Attor a short honey
moon thoy wont to llvo nt nn apart
ment on Manhattan aveuuo, and in a
fow wooks their relations had bocomo
somowhat stralnod nnd tho young bus
band was staying away from home
many nights.
On tho night of Aug, 12 thoro was a
bitter quarrel In t "j llttlo house, and
tho young brldo, opening tho door,
told her husband to go out and nover
return. Then, whon ho had Bono, sho
left tho placo horsolf, wont to tho olo-
vated atructuro at Ono Hundred and
Tenth street nnd tried to throw her
self beforo n train, Bho was rcscuod,
but nt tho pollco station again tried
to kill herself. And this was tho
story that sho torn:
Could Not Reform Husband.
"Whon I married my husband," aho
snld, "I did not know that ho had over
bcon married beforo. I loved him and
thought that his rather occontrlo ways
wero duo to drinking, ot which I was
suro that I could euro him. Hut re
cently 1 found that this was a thank
less task, and I begnn to grow tlrod ot
life. I do not know or rathor I did
not know what tho impulso was that
was urging mo on to Bolt-dostructlon.
Uut tho other day whon 1 lonrned that
ho had two wives beforo mo, and that
both had committed sulcldo, I seemed
to undoratnnd tho reason tor thU Im
pulse. It was nbsolutely Irrcslstablo.
I could not fight against it. t tried to,
but something Boomed to urge mo on
to put an end to things, and when ho
camo to tho houso last ntght attor
several days' nbsenco, and t had Boon
him for n fow hours, tho lrapulBo was
strongor than over. Thon I sont mm
away nnd followed out ot tho houso
myself, ttetormlned to finish It all."
"If wo let you go now," asked tho
police, "will you try again to kill your
self?" "No," eald Mrs. Hauduy, "I don't
think, now that I shall not boo Louis
again, that tho fcollng will coino ovor
mo so strongly."
Bauduy Ends Own Life.
Thon camo tho fourth nnd last chap
tor of tho careor of Loula 0. Hauduy
whon, ono wcok nftor his young wife
had tried to kill heraulf ho went to a
hotol nt Mamnronuck, N. Y., nnd, reg
istering t..idor nn nssumod name, shot
himself In the head.
What wob thoro about this fnco that
drovo thrco women to try sulcldo, and,
finally, Impelled its ownor to tako his
own llfo? Now York World.
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