The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-06
Former Miss MOrOsini's Friends
Tell Conflicting Stories
Of Her Whereabouts.

While some friends OF Mrs. Gulia Moro
SIM Werner declared last night that she
had left her home at Riverdale. which IL
guarded against her husband. and was
travelling with her brother. Giovanni Moro
sini. other friends asserted that she was
in New York city on the upper West Side.
Her brother. who lives at the Sherman
Square Hotel. was said by these latter
friends to be with his sister. They said
that Mrs. Werner telephoned to Elm
hurst from New York yesterday and was
told Of many messages Of sympathy that
had arrived
At the same time Arthur Maurice
Werner. the husband. who AZ a mounted
policeman saved the life Of Miss Morosini.
daughter Of the banker. and then married
her. has disappeared.
At the home OF werners first wife.
s3s West End avenue. It was said that
Werner vas not there ana had not been
seen there for two days. Friends OF the
ex-polceman said they believed he had
left the city In an effort to find his
present wife after she had barred him
from her Riverdale home.
Werner's first wife. who has resumed
her maiden name and Ii known at her
apartment uOuSo - NAIu HtCo INcuuli6,
was In the city yesterday morning, but
went out OF town. Il was said. later in the
day.
Joseph r. Cotton. Jr.. lawyer for Mrs
Werner. when seen last evening at the
University Club refused to say whether
or not Mrs. Werner intended to seek a
divorce and declared that he would not
discuss the case.
Guards StiIl on Duty.
Emhurst is guarded by about twenty
men sent up to Riverdale by the Burns
Detective Agency. The agency got the
order from Mr.. Cotton on Wednesday
night and filled II within an hour, al
though It called for several skilled men
to work In the conservatory. expert
mechanics for the garage and two or three
trained gardeners to look after a young
orchard on the place Supplying detec-
tive-caretakers Is as far as the Burns
agency has gone, II was said at the
Burns Offices yesterday. report that
Burns men had been engaged to gather
divorce evidence for Mrs. Werner was
denied.
I'VE wouldn't handle any divorce case
for $50 minute" said the aeency's
spokesman. you can come In here and
lay down $1,000 and ask US just to recon-
mend some agency to hunt divorce evil
dence for you and we will shove your
TT Is untrue that We have established
a deadline about Elmhurst and II Ia wrong
to represent Mrs. Werner as In a state
of siege. We have merely supplied care
takers for her place when she saw At TO
let her employees go. Orders were merely
not to admit any one except h0r brother
and those having business with her-but
those having business with her must prove
their business.
'Tf Mr.. Werner is excluded. that is
Germ beyond keeping him out"
All Riverdalc kept passing to and fro
in front OF Elmhurst yesterday morning
and afternoon. A big guard In blue
gray uniform with n badge that bore the
arms of New York city and the words
"Elmhurst-New York city" marched
down the road AS soon as any one
ventured near the entrance gates.
"You can't come in. You can't see
Mrs. Werner" was his reply to all ques-
lions. A little kter a stout man In plain
clothes. who said he was \ Burns man,