Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-03
SAYS mrs. FAUST
. S|GNALED DOSCHER
Chauffeur Declares That She
Used Lights to Tell Com
panion Hubby Was Out.

More about the parties and JOY
had with John Doscher. named as
correspondent in the divorce suit
brought by Charles G. Faust, of Ho-
boken, against his wife, Mrs. Lillian
NJ. Faust, Of Arlington. were recited
when the case was resumed before
Halsey NJ. Barrett yesterday after
noon. This time it was a taxicab
driver who testified, and he told of
midnight rides with Mr.. Doscher and
! Mrs. Faust, taking them from this
J city to Arlington, and then taking
Mr.. Doscher back to Hoboken.
Herman Schildmuller, who has a
taxicab stand at the D.. L. and w.
ferry in Hoboken, was the witness.
He recited how he had been engaged,
and described what happened when
the moter pulled up to the curb a
few hundred feet from the Faust
residence. Mrs Faust left the vehicle
Z first
wait till l see if it's all right,
JOHN Mrs. Faust cautioned Mr..
: Doscher on one occasion, Schildmui-
Ter said. Then she went into the
house and Mr. Doscher waited be-
I side the cab.
Watch for Light Signal.
Mr.. Doscher told me to watch for
a light on the porch TO see II it went
up and down. 1t did, and he went
into the house and stayed there un-
I'll O'clock" asserted the taxi
driver. On nights when the light
failed 10 flash after Mrs. Faust had
left the car Dorscher would order
him to take him home, Schildmuller
went on. He said he had gone TO
Arlington with Mr.. Doscher and Mrs.
Faust fifteen or twenty times. Asked
how he knew the number of times.
Schildmr'ler answered he had noted
each time in a book, because he
knew there was going to be spill
sometime"
The chauffeur gave five specific
dates commencing with October 10,
1911. in an affidavit he made for
Samuel A. Besson, one Of Mr.. Fausts
attorneys. a few days later he de-
clared, a Hoboken lawyer whom he
declared was William b. Sites met
him in the recorders court In that
city and told him there would be
money in 1t for him IL he changed his
affidavit. John Solferino. sergeant
alarms in the IIoboken District
Court, approached him with the same
object on another occasion, he said.
On cros6-examination by LEONARD
Kalisch, counsel for Mrs Faust
SchiIdmulier declared he had lost his
date book, and he grew indignant
when he was asked If he hadn't told
other taxicab drivers at the Hobokon
ferry there would be money in it for
them If they would testify they had
driven Mr.. Doscher and Mrs. Faust
around to various hotels.
One Of the exhibits in the case is
She carbon copy of q letter Mr. Faust
says he wrote to Mr.. Doscher. 1t fol-
lows:
Mr.. John Doscher, sr., 976 Summit
avenue, Jersey City. n. j.;
/, Charles G. Faust, forbid you to
speak to my wife, Mrs. Charles @.
Faust, in person or by telephone, or
TO communicate with her or to take
her out or to call at my residence or
70 meet her with any other acqualnt-
snces.
tSigned) CHARLES G. FAUST.
75 Bennett avenue, Arlington, n. j.
Laughs at Threat.
Faust says Doscher laughed when
he told him he would take him to-
court. and said he could beat Faust
In any court.
Miss Sophie I<oerner. who was
named by Mrs. Faust as a core
epondent, and who backed UP Fausts
statement that the proceeding is
brought by his wife on an agreement
With him to secure a. divorce, by adj
hitting she accepted $40 to accom-
pany Faust to hotel so witnesses
would see them, testified that she
was asked to become a witness for
Doscher and that she was offered sew
eral hundred dollars for 1t. This
testimony was exluded. however.
Ii will take a day or two more be-
fore all the testimony is taken. The
case will be resumed on April l6.