The evening world., 1905-10-06
Correspondent
READY TO Be
A WITNESS
His Affidavit Of Guilt Is Made
a Basis for Lovett'S
Divorce Suit.
HE WILL TESTIFY, 100.
Grant Says Mrs. Lovett Pes
tered Him with Love and
Letters, Also a "POam."
HE WILL TESTIFY, 100.

One Of the many remarkable features
IN the divorce suit begun in the Brook
Ign Supreme Court to-day by George F..
Iovett, a millionaire real estate dealer.
against his beautiful Young wife, Grace
H.. Lovett, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah
Wells, Of Ne. 96 Park place. Is that
the man named as correspondent makes
an affidavit used as the basis OF the
husbands charges and frankly admits
he is willing to offer affirmative evi.
dence at the trial
Papers In the action were filed with
Justice Maddox IN the Special Term Of
thf Brooklyn 3Iprcme Court to-day
upon the application Of Mrs. Loyett for
counsel fees and alimony. In this an.
plication the young woman asks tor
1900 counsel fees, $500 to use in col.
lecting evidence In her defense. and $50
a week alimony An array Of ettor.
neys are employed on both sides. and
the suit promises to be rife with sen
sation, involving several families or
prominence in Brooklyn and st. Louis.
Rival Aids Husband.
The correspondent named In Mr..
LOvett's complaint, in which charges
Of infdelity and excessive use Of NOR
phine are made, is Henry Alfred Grant
Of St. Louis. an officer Of the Western
Electric Company. Mr.. Grants afi-
dsvit, which is filed with complain. is
the most important testimony in the
SUN,
He swears that N March. 1903, re
spent three days with Mrs. Loyett in
a boarding house az No. 2S West
Adams street, Jacksonville. Fla. How
Die came to Jake the remarkable stand
OF an accusing correspondent is eX-
explained in the affidavit Of Mr., Lovett
ana a number Of letters attached TO
TIE moving papers.
Mr. Lovett says he was married to the
defendant six years ago and that thoy
have two children, shortly after their
marriage, he ayers, his wife became a
victim OF the morphine habit. In proof
oi thus are letters written by DR. S
Weir Mitchell, the noted PHILADELPHIA
ytfNt specialist AM author. VINO slss
AitH' LoNett was under treatment an
ms Philadelphia sanltarum for the
morphine habit.
Other LISTERS show ne young woman
was alS) treated at a sanitdylum iu
l,lusllng After she had been dis-
charged from this institution. her nus.
band alleges, she was sent 10 jackson.
VINE 20 recupertte, While here she
mel Mr., Grant and they We're much In
each Others company. The husband
learned Oi his intimacy after the re-
iurh OF his wife to Brooklyn.
He Had a Wife, Too.
rhereupon. his afndavit tells. he went
q NJ. Louis and interviewed Mr.. Grant.
MlssOuridu held nothing back. lie
old the Brooklyn millionaire that Mis-
lSoVett was pes .ering him with love
letters, which had caused him a great
deal Of trouble. one Of these letters.
ne said, had fallen into his VIII
hands. lie was willing to make an
afidaVit In Mr.. Loyetrs cause II he
could only be rid Of the now Of tender
tpis;les.
one Of these alleged love letters. 10
which there was pinned the clipping
or a poem, forms a par, of Mr.. Grants
affidavit. This f. tn letter ana the
poem.
MY Dear Harry. This Is a case of
better late than never, even II II be
case Of OF with tre old and Oh with
the new, Please incl So this with your
answer. With love.
CLARA JANEZ
''rhe passion you forbid my lips to
utter
VIII not he slenecI
You must hear a. On the sullen thundprs
when they roll and muttcr
ANA W1en the temp 81 rolls ana when
the tempest means with wall ami din
i hno,W your calm forg" fIlnoss
broken,
And to your heart YOU whisper "Sue
has spoken"
love comes nor goes 40 beck or call
Or reason.
Nor Is love 81. or lhou1H g., sa. no
word.
BY day or nigh, ~ any cline or sea SON.
A domindtlrg passion mUs. BE- heard.
SO snail You Hci' lruIgI Juur's and
through b'crnncrs
My voice crying, she remembers
Thai this letter. with Cts enclosed
poem was written and sent Dy Mr..
lOvet' 20 NJ Grant is testified 100 o..
AFFIDAVIT of Mrs Inc Courtney. uf 40.
1885 Bergen street. Brooklyn Size
swears that she posted the letter 10
Mr.. Grant az the request of Mrs lo,-
ct.
After taking the papers Justice Mad.
49, ra..y.t.l D. HF