New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-01-07
MRS. GELSHENEN ON OCEAN
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little grace from her legal representatives
A few minutes later he supplemented II with
this:
The letter sent to Mrs. Gelshenen. published IN
SoPy was sent BY SPECIAL messenger to No Ices 1oS
refused to receive Il at her home on the gTonnd a
that Mrs, Gelshenen was not at home. ana TINS
cial delivery to the same address, No. 1OO6 Fifth
aye and was not returned Last Puesday w ro
deny that MONDAY, the "a q JsnuaTy he had
session, the day before She sailed for Europe
What purported to be an interview with Mr..
Untermyer read 10 Mr.. Jerome 1t follows.
IN part:
mad PsnHsa to take trip to EgyP b eSyng jan
toTRey got her BEFORE t t grand jury early in the
week he might drag 1t along SO that she would
fact that m his ABSENCE p sh %' Occupied the Morse
6Sx at the opera with party Of friends sho y
District Attorneys once has construed + my
Cntermyer?
NEGOTIATING FOR FRENCH LINE.
You know Mr. Morse was detained in Paris by the
steamships On November 80 last before re- MI
Morse LEFT t. for Europe wrote to The District At
be gone until early in January, but saving that If
going he would gladly postpone his trip Assistant
District Attorney Rand replied the same day that
or delay his contempate6 trip and that if he We're
ever wanted he would rely upon my promise to pro
pied that although did promise last spring to
In the summer or fail did not consider the prom
Use ito extend indefinitely Still, know that Mr.
at time he Ts 20 SO 6 his
enee has ever been made TO me since l wrote of his
When did you receive the last cable dispatch
AS that might Indicate whether or not he is now
on ms way over. l won't answer that question
IS 1o You %Ts consider P ha the former Mrs Dodge
, Most assuredy. The Appellate Division OF the
supreme Court has declared, upon my motion. that
annulment OF the marriage of Mrs. Dodge to MI
Morse could not be legal until confirmed. and as
Dodge that was is Mrs. Morse
Il see that Mr.. Untermyer." commented the
District Attorney 'Is quoted saying he wrote
to me stating Mr.. Morse desired to go to Eu-
rope, TO be gone until early in January" Then
Mr.. Jerome glanced IN the direction OF a calen-
dar and smiled
Has any mention of Mrs. Gelshenen having
occupied the C. W. Morse box at the opera ever
been limited at in the District Attorneys Of
fce?' he asked generally
Il don't understand that Mr. Untermyer rep
resents Mrs. Gelshenen," said Mr. Jerome, land
L cannot understand why he should make any
statement concerning her affairs. Whom does
he represent in this affair? I understand that
Mr. Beck is counsel for Mrs. Gelshenen, and
didn't think he needed any help"
When the alleged interview was submitted TO
Mr. Untermyer in his law Office soon after D. m.
he sought TO call up Mr.. Jerome to repudiate the
interview in its entirety. Mr. Jerome had left
the Criminal Courts Building. however. Mr.
Morses counsel then dictated a statement, which
follows. in part:
Mr.. Untermyer was shown what purported to be
an interview with him in an evening paper. He
said he had not authorized any such interview, and
ment further than TO say that he had met
Mrs. Gelshenen but once in his life years ago and
had any communication professional or other re-
lations with her. He was, however. not surprised
daughters, should dread the unpleasant publicity
with which she had been for some weeks threat
ened.
Among the witnesses before the grand jury
yesterday were bank and expert accountants for
the District Attorneys Office. who had with them
! the books OF the Bank Of North America, with
! certain checks said to have been signed by
Morse Mr.. Gelshenen and some of the Gelshenen
servants.
! the nrst or second passenger list of the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse when she sailed.
Eight pieces OF baggage said TO be the prop
! erty or Mrs. Gelshenen were delivered at the
Hamburg American Line pier in Hoboken yes
! terday afternoon Around the handle of each
! trunk was tied red ribbon. One of the trunks
| bore the label of the Hotel Tobin Boston. The
baggage was ordered to be sent to staterooms
/ Nos 4S and 6S of the steamship Deutschland
which sails this morning for Mediterranean
/ ports
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