The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-12
MISS ST. JOHNS CONDUCT.
1ESxIM0yY OF SERVANTS ABOUT
COaEN,S YI6ITS.

| COHEN'S Hl6I1S.
Two Or The-. Ten what They saw sns
HeerA when They Resrsa Over The Bee
Aisters One NigAt when Nsrins Was Os
LONDON. Dec. 11.--This was tho nth day o
the trial Of the action for divorce brought b.
Miss st. John. the actress. against her nus
band. Duplaney Msrius. the actor. The same
actors and actresses who have attended thu
Divorce Division OF her Majesty's High Courl
Of Justice since the trial began were present In
their usual seats. A housemaid named Hub
bla who had kept watchfui eye on her mis-
trees's actions. was witness. She was called
by Mr.. Gill. counsel for Mr.. Msriua Her ap,
pe0ranoe was apparently surprise to Miss
st. John. who did not regard her with ans
great degree OF liking. The testimony Of the
housemaid bore rather heavily against the
pretty actress. and at several points In the story
Miss st. John looked a. II she would give a
great deal to have few moments private con-
versation with her. The audience concluded
from the manner in which the witness gave
her testimony that she was not at all reluctant
to get square" with Miss ST. John.
Miss Hubble said that eho slept with Miss
st. John when Marius was away. Mr.. Cohen.
tthe sub-editor OF the Financial Ntsos. who is
made ,co.respondent In Q counter suit for d.
visitor to the house when Aarius vas absent.
q e e: Noise : H nn 'Sa s
Ss%Hs VIII SoSs
r. sleep With her that night: In explanation.
was was. e S and md might stay ali nsht. She
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the strange action 81 their MISTRESS The 70:
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johns brother WAS "all buncombc."
sss "a 81 s ss sssr. sr svsr s
banistqrs and listened. Miss St John gently
opened the door Of her bedroom and peeped
JehH ssroem She Tss certain that che
s the Y tSS 81 mr. ss s
was decidedly sneppish. and she seemed 70 de-
LIGHT In giving hss ,Ss now and II then hen
Miss Hubble also tod so|Chy;, t the s seok;
dresses sSt srs az She
was certain that It was Cohen. Miss st. Johns
sl o. %ss HuSSs Ind ass join
IL esE q sss .n!s
mad io1
Miss Hubble. in answer to other questions.
Wss IL mss st a the nsSs IN
aI The Jaidee-Do you think that he came there
Miss SH HubSls tshsrply,-He could not como
for any good. in that way. when NJ Marius
The Sext Witness vas Mr. ,, sophy iF5sr'klia.
e the Nth nsp on
ters episode when the hoasemaid said that
soSn 80 Bedroom Witness admitsed however.
h a hsd GosS
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Mr. Cohen enter tho dressing, room ut the
ss s Sy . %ss si, With S
the actress for about twenty minutes.
Tuxton. o detective: gave an ACCOUNT in de.
and Mr. Cohen. describing how and WHARF 6e
had seen the two dining together at different
A. the gretiacation Of the. audience, and
With renewal o. interest IN the proceedings.
Miss Florsnse IT: Joh9i the peatiion n was t
witness stand in most unconcerned manner.
gave slow. calm. defiant glance around her |
Ss Il
The audience. however. was doomed to be
between counsel. Miss 81 John was asked to |
resume her seat. and Mrs. Eagle. tn" dresser"
testified to the fact that the dressing rooms Of |
Miss st. John at the Gaiety and other theatres |
we're very, public ments. and that Mr..
There was nothing improper. according to the |
witness. in this state Of affairs. Mr.. Cohen. |
she said. had possibly been In Miss St Johns !
room three or four ttmos q week:
, George Edwards. lessee and manager OF the
the testimony Of Mrs. Eagle con- |
,erning the visits Of gentlemen to Miss St |
Johns dressing room. He said that the apart
people who had business with the actress. and. |
n his opinion. there was nothing improper In /
aid. that Nj. Cohen had free access to the
stage OF the Gaiety Theatre. Miss St John. he /
sdded. often called him Jack"
After some further testimony OF = similar
nature the case was again adjourned