The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-15
ANNA GOULD FREE AT LAST
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 The only point decided in the counts favor was the imposition of an inhibi- tion on the countess to take the chill dren out of France without their fath- CTS consent.
 The court appointed the president of the chamber of notaries to liquidate the affairs of the husband and wife.
 The judgment was given with costs against the count. The decree, the reading of which hardly consumed five minutes, was delivered by the judge in voice so low as to be practically in- audible to the eager crowd filling the court room. Many women climbed the chairs in vain efforts to hear the de- cision, and when they were aware that a divorce was granted they seemed ac- tually to resent the loss of public trial, at which people in high society would be compelled to testify
 Stripped of the details of the text the formal counts upon which the attorneys of the countess asked for divorce were as follows:
 No. 1. Soon after his marriage Count de Castellane began the purchase of furniture at ridiculously exorbitant prices and immediately resold it. When the plaintiff protested the count abused her in the presence of servants.
 No. 2. Upon the slightest pretexts Count de Casteilane created scenes, go- ing to the extent of striking the plain tiff. In the course of one of these scenes at Rochecotte. during the au- tuna of 1895, the countess was brutally pinched by her husband, and the next day, while she was still suffering from his violence, she revealed the fact to an American friend who was guest at the chateau.
 No. g. During the summer of 1S9S and notably during a pleasure trip, the count was intimate with a married woman. Mime A."
 No f. The count maintained a corre- spondence with her, fixing the dates for rendezvous, through the intermediary of Mine. x" and Mime. N," in the Rue de Araubeuge.
 No. g. During the summer of 1895 Count de Castellane had intomate re- lations with Mime. B. He had many meetings with her. principally at the Paavilion of St. James.
 No. 6. During June 1905, a lady en- tered the Count de CaBtellane's auto- mobile, dined with him at Vile d'Avray and both later went to the Pavilion of St, James, where they spent two hours. NO. 7. During the same year. 1905, Count de Castellane was intimate with a woman who lived in furnished room house in the Rue Castiglione.
 Mo- g. Tn 1905 the Count de Castellane was intimate with Mime C." which in- volved indiscretions. repeated rendez- vous, and automobile excunsions, ob- jects forgotten in an automobile and found by the domestics making almost public scandals. Count de Castellane went frequently with this lady to an apartment which he maintained at Neuilly.
 No. 9. In June, 1905, at the end of a big reception at the mansion on the Avenue Malakoff, Count de Castellane and Mime c were found an hour aft erward alone in the garden, and the count was compelled to summon aid for the opening of the gate. The ser wants who responded recognized Mime. C,"NWho left the mansion hurriedly
 No. A. In the absence of her hus- band and notably in the course of a journey of M. G." Mime. C." receiv- ed Count de Castellane every day at her residence. and upon his arrival gave orders to the servants to turn away further visitors. The Countess de Cas- tellane going one day to the residence of Mime. C." was told by the servants that Mime. C. was not at home, al- though at that time the count was on the premises.
 No. g B. While I'M. C." was at Paris two maids of Mime G." who were mounting guard to permit Count Cas- tellane to emerge by the back stairway in case of the arrival of the husband, did in reality see him so descend.
 No. c. The servants of Mine e. were not ignorant that their mistress met Count de Castellane, and one of them frequently sometimes three times a day, carried her letters to the count. There were frequent scenes between M. and Mme C." on the subject of the Count de Castellane.
 No. 10. While the Countess de Castel- lane was absent in America Count de Castellane was intimate with Mine. D." He dined with her in private room at the Cafe Anglais, and ordered orchids for the decoration of the table.
 No. Il On May Il, 1904, while the Countess de Castellane was absent, Count de Castellane took Mime D." tc the Chateu des Marais, where he passed the afternoon with her
 No. 12. For several years Count de Castellane rented in Paris number of places for his rendezvous, in particular 26 Rue La Rochefoucauld, where he was known under the name of Pas call" 16 Rue de General -Foy; the Pa vilion of St. James, and Rue Cave, al Neuilly At these different addresses he received to the knowledge of several of his servants and chauffeurs the women with whom he was intimate belonging to the monde and the demi-monde class
 Here follows a long list of dates ex- tending from the years 1901 to 19O6
 The text of the decree does not go into the details of the countess bill of particulars, "inasmuch as Mime. de Castellane submitted letters and docu- ments, several of which were from the count himself, establishing sufficiently that since their marriage, notably in 1898, 1902 and 1905, he had relations and