New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
MRS FELLOWS TO STRIKE BA OK
sHD SAYS SHE WILL MAKE HER RELA-
TTVEs SUFFER-.
AN APPLICATION FOR A WARRANT FOR THE
ARREST OF MR.. GooDWlN-CHAR0Eo
WITH KIDNAPPING" HER
DAUGHTER GLADYS.

WITH KIDNAPPING HER
DAUGHTER GLADYS
The CoddIngton- Fellows case was temporary
Transferred 10 the Yorkvie Police court Yesterday
when Mrs James w. Fellows through heT la"Sei'
Henry Thompson, applied Tor warrant LOT INC
arrest OF Clifford {. Goodwin anu ms Ho'ie''
Matilda r Goodwin. on a charge or Kidnapping
NJ rbomnson charged that about ten days ago the
two neople named drove up 10 Mrs feloWs hoh'e'
IN East Sxty-sixth-st. and having en"'eu ie'
little daughter Gladys, who IS niece % -H'''
cnodvin into the carriage, drove away with her
Iustice Feitner refused 10 grant the warrant pul
,ssuaa summons fo- Mr. Goodwin returnanie
this morning Mr.. Thompson reiuseu 10 sPe"N
further abou, the case YESTERDAY
MIR Goodwin Is about THIRTY years OLD anu Is
member of the ST. Nicholas club, which however
he visits infrequen,ly. The tioodwins live IN
Orange " ]. ,.
Tn,u Codd,nrton Mrs. Felows'a elder daughter
"a fourteen years CID She said in court on Thurs
aav that she had lof: her mothers house on her
own account and hath taken Gladys with her De
cause Gladys waa 50 young. Mrs. GOODWIN salu'
too that the children had gone with hey OF their
.cwn volition. and that Lulu. before leaving inc
house, had told al! the servants that she was "o'
coming back. ~
Treadwel: Cleveland OF Evarts. Choaie Bea-
man is counsel for the relatives OF Mrs. feHo"s
who began the proceedings against her ana VIII
appear for Mrs Goodwin and her son in the Police
Fellows's marriage would have on the action
against her but said it had not been discontinued
as far ne knew.
The trouble in ;he Co1dlnsion family Is crowns
and when MIS- Fellows who until THURSDAY was
Mrs Clifford Coddng,on. takes the witness stanu
on Monday some highly interesting testimony may
be expected AS told in The Tribune yesterday
Mrs Coddngton and Mr. Fellows we're married on
Thursday by the Rev Dr. John Hall. consequence
of this marriage IS that Mrs. Fellows vii become
,fhe aggressor in the controversy whlch Is TO" oe-
:,ne carried on between her and her relatives, VINO
ARE seeking TO have the control Of the estate OF her
late husband taken from her, on the ground that
she Is inebriaie. a., - D,rs re,
Teqns eooffsT SSH eI 4 F NT Sna rs
discuss the case IL am sick Of it all he SAID
moving and distressing TO me, and | shall certainly
moi add to my annoyance by submitting to any m
iteryiew l shall be compelled TO close my nome 10
iseporters IL am 10 be bothered in this way. -,
But Mrs Fellows was more communicative ,o Sne
curly hair Yesterday she wore black cloth gown.
and a flower or two nestled IN the front o' Ne'
In reply to the reporters questions s she r6 said
NOV that LAM am m@ GTnRn no HABITS may be dscon
tinued-but not If can help IT, The evidence given
SI and must be- refuted can refute IT, and make
my accusers suffer. shall make those who have
caIl their statements nothing else.
children have been taken from noIn me- b ana
been trying 10 irture me l shall tell Just wha al
Kind of people they are when am examiner III
court $4,000, - ,,, .
"Please state this: am not addicted to drink as
has been said by the witnesses IN court 1 nave
always cared for my two children AS any loving
mother would and my separation from them is a
ieevere blow 20 me. . a -. - .
Lulu has been brought under the influence OF the
Hoddingtons Several times on returning home IN
.fhe afternoon | have found that she had gone 10
dinner with them. and then TO the theatre. Twice
that child has come back to this house very ate
al night unattended. Now that shows what kind
of people they are ., l., $500.
: My husband will see that am protected in court
I II.
1t learned Yesterday that Mr Fellows an and
Tor nearly a year. The marriage was opposed by
lMrs n Coddington's relatives, and probably would
not have been celebrated yet had 1t not been for
the pending suit