New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
U-TFE HTLL SEP1R4TL'
FROM HIM
Tells Story of 1uto Rides to
Fafbcr-HG Eye Bruised
LHlis RCC0UeT7Rg.

--es n disturbing the peace. pre-
- against Cu5ahy by Bryan Under
,oe = policeman who interrupted the
--se--7ert ~ the nocturnal visitor, will
--,b.h1r h~ dismissed with nominal
e, when ne case comes 70 trial March
- --.S VIII end the affair 50 far as pun
,.--,s-- rs- Cudabv Is concerned
rris IS IMPROVING rapidly Nurses at St
,,.- r-,e-4.sl said tonight that ne
,7r5 re removed 70 his home Tomorrow
--- Flz wounds wiIl be slow IN
rrr-z. i IS believed but VIII not prove
Ee~1-E.
,f- r--,6srv has taken apartments ~ =
,sou-r-ou-r hotel. H0 refuses 10 say
---e,1e- he uill return 20 his home.
-~o-+s 70 end John Moss, the chauffeur
--o Is believed hv Mrs.. Cudahy 10 have
disclosed the presence Of Mr.. LilIls At the
house have proved useless.
Meets Her Father.
Mrs Cusahv rushed into the arms of
her father. General John Z. Gown. of
omaha a. her home tonight The gen
e-aI arrived here GA an evening train and
v-rt II once 70 the Cudahy home, where
t-- daughter had been waiting for him
ssr-e Sunday morning. when she teie-
rron4d him 70 come at once. Not realiz-
~ what had happened. General GOWN
ee.zve6 his departure. Another message
s-on HIS daughter caused him to hasten
Mrs Cudahy told her story 70 her father
General Gown was much affected.
~ daughter IS inu9cenr-' ne said firm
fr y srn certain Of that
! regret exceedinglv that Cudahy was
So --7a-F-v aS II say. He has ruined my
rr-e He DID this for his own protection
v7- 5.r he not think of these dear chill
c-er -sao must suffer from this untrue
s-srer1@r-1''
TIE general was unable 70 say whether
divorce would result from the trouble
IN -re -udahv HOUSEHOLDS
General GOWN iz an attorney ~ national
reputation and vas tCr rrar,- wears an
Intimate friend Of the Iare President Nc
Krle- serving IN tre vsr~e regiment with
htm % Jhe Civi War General GOWNS
sor is a1 officer u the regular army
Ms Eudahr. lsl q statement this after
neon telling Of her husbands attack upon
81 -f--S. declared II vas the elimination
of I1rE lire % brutal treatment This
les, 5rr she said. would result in the
zere-7---r of herself and husband
Mrs Cadahv vas lying ~ = sofa In her
-raU s= She made -er Statement. one or
-e- eyes was badly swollen
This was --ra Sat--r5z- --z7r- she
sd and have no desire 10 receive
visitors TO-DAY. = was . terrible thing
'-s- occurred. And II was an caused 1y
=g-0rob1e new r--rIahoI- that afr
L1H- had just ordered
1--- Cudz ey then ro'd -hr story of the
attack Her husband. she SAID. attended
-r his chauffeur. Johann Moss. ha6 found
N- Lfiis and Mrs CudaHv st The Cudahy
hr--e
IN vas last Friaav." said Mrs Cudahv
'-rs- EIr. E.fffS received ms new rrlra bout
r=- che r=~~- 11Ea IN rha other one. and
.-'5 7-r. L.l.is wanted the first ride in
r-,s one He said 7 should have ii. told
fem. r-- chauffeur. than DAY that M
L5r= had gotten Hiz new car and that I
Vas ~ Eata q ride in II. Incidentally I
remarked rns- Mt Cu6ahv was going out
~ to7r. down to .5rairfeId. Kan. be-
e-e. ro look a. some cattle
Vel. Fem Johann Moss must have
-eea 1-e5 10y lzr Cudahr. ] have a
WAYS -ee. good n that bov. and AIr
t-1z-r zas always f1ssirs ar him. Thar
-I- --5sr-- going out of town would
-sre had anything 10 do with ny riding
arr III Liis would be ridiculous Mr
clds-v often says he Is going our OF town
az -ler never goes. He probably does
t1s- zine a-- RI ter times
ne5 81 Hotel
T-=a r-- car vas uuloadeI II the
afternoon Ve -ook ride SATURDAY 3Ir
L- sai6 7 should see the car tried out
s-s1- Re vent OF Saturday afternoon,
e-G trz1 --r-e 70 rhe Country CLUB
t-- dinner Then 7a decided % 20 down
70 --e Baltimore Hotel instead, which We
dc Te stared -1e~e Only long enough
.7 ea- euc .r. ve-r o4- As We Went out
'a.1 70 Ns- rne head waiter. that he
s1old So 1-- L5s- new car
ne went riding ir tho evening again
H'eE W. came BONE NJ Liiis was going
% drive away .a=a I asked him TO come
'o ne ll.-a -E- went into The library
downstairs a-5 Lad teau talking only
=" minutes ar=r -Lr. Cudahy rushed into
ne -oon-- Pie u1s- have come INTO tie
'o-se lar91Er -.- Billiard room. He was
panied Penn. The chauffeur They
sze1 Sir L..-s and began beating him
81 --as1y laL "a electric searcnlight that
-+ uses % r-s la- and he heat Mr.. LAllis
e- the mead z1t1 it-
-e-e &rz "1lahy looked over ~ the
@.e near -e- Cc-ch and sad There IL
-lN see --= blood Oh the end
NE ssaroas- is eight inches long and
f''li tle thickness Of : man 8 wrist.
ina, was Taal be hit ne with, too"
rad Nrs t-5sE.
"a a. soon 49, 7 saw they were beating
--s I Del 5zpeo they would Try 70
-. 1i7l. and thought they would Try 70
'ae TOO They had Z rope with them
-- t1ey came 1 ard both swore fright
rar UPSTAIRS and stood screaming
I'M ~ --a stairs FFe6a, the maid,
r2a-i-g - ur-h r1e other servants
stood with ne- arms about me 70 pro-
me- Then. having finished tying Mr.
" -r.s rl.ne. Mr.. Cudahy came tear
-fs'a.rs He struck ne over the head
f" th= -efL ese-Mr- Cudahy raised
-a1'Eercn.zf 20 fle swollen eye-..and
! Sec N1a- r. did
ron 'ze Id and fae fesa under the 10
-@ep purple
-a 1e rr--sei downstairs acaln Mrs
went 90. and then I guess he
70 Hsa the knife on Mt I.Ilis. He
nave lad Il win him. although I
zee T1en he came IN. F'reda ran
and came up telling me they
7@-'ng SIR Ials ] cried Murder"
"a" 70 t-e telephone
"4s who called Use police. Wouldn't
nave cone th- same when it appeare5
murder was being comrnitted2 They
n ".eis and slasding SIR LlIli4.
II 'l9sir would t.lsr him O ,-t3o -,5
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