The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-18

DtHQ, HCCufuluE " eNS VIZ
n serious impairment of
Il and the conditions fully
: {he, court in granting this
son, Ogden, will remain
0ssession Of his parents
!, mutual agreement between
-,Nrs. Goelet. Their youngest
: through a similar arrange
6s with his mother until he
: oars of age, when his par
we his custody jointly.
II She Left.
4 |et stated she left her hus-
] i.nuRry 81, 1914, because Of
toward her.
Drake, valet for Mr.. Goe-
1 her constantly, taking the
ts she entertained at New
sIIummer and in New York.
/ The coachman to tell him
! en driving with Mrs. Goelet
she had been. Mrs. Goelet
i 1kiou became SO general
: "a ] went outdoors | would
ice of Drake, 1t got on
and affected my health.
Nhman was spying on me
, ueht him listening TO con
/ had over the tele-
! listening at the door Of
1onl. Mr.. Goelet took his
mother room TO which L
!. ng them, so that the
1uld see him eating. He
; ma the door in the faces
onds and advise his bach
! 1ds to remain single. and
speaking look directly at
I'd marriage is a failure.
b <onized me in every pos
! slnce last April and did
or notice me.
! Extravagant.
Z umunications from Mr.,
Z me came through Drake.
? living on a scale in cX-
my husband IS finances.
now of any change in his
3 Condition. He had OBJ
articles | had ordered
q On one occasion there
9ufflcient lunch TO 90
We never went out to-
be went his way and /
mine, Mr.. Goelet made
qiEagreeable and embar-
! { times for me.
? |et stated that Oh their re-
N York from Newport her
Manner was most rude.
sed was to ride in his
trying TO enter he put
Nd, saying: There is no
Ic for you. | was obliged
4 place III the carriage with
tlet mentioned an incident
F1th the new residence of
af Goshen, Y, y. She
9ent some things from
fflere. Mr.. (Ioelct in
!. e he could quite well fur
place without my assist
Qples of telegrams had
ae OF those ] sent. Drake
I'd the staircase or cur.
p I passed through our
'ome here. IF Mr., Goelet
ne at all he would shout.
7nd refused to attend all
amer parties.
the Stand.
Drake, valet for Robert
oscd that last spring he first
relations between Mr.. anC
were strained They be
d meals apart about Il month
Wey came 10 Newport last
Sggeicl did not join his wife
preakfnst served upstairs
always homo for lunch o.
y 'Ftner stated that on one oc
soelet diued in a room
fiew OF her guests. Wher
'l DIR. Soelct as 10 his TAX
ifom Mrs. Goelct, MIR. Goe
OH u carry ont my or
'''' soon get somebody els,
proered every night To taxi
n IN the front hall, wher,
uhe out u list of all thos,
70 visit Mrs, Goelet," de
% report what Mrs. GoeIe
ne vent out with and VIII,
Win, and whore she went
PpsSibje; This was at time
\ through questioning groom
on Is Read.
3. Reynolds Hit Of Wash
YER deposition said:
lst always said that paint
fing, Ill which Mrs. GoeJe
'Led, were damn nonsens,
ss a fool ON numerous occa
1do Always rude to her an
'her Harrison Rowland d1
sne past three or eo,,
61'elet treated his wife j
a !, manner. / was dinin
4 ,SSoeles said she would Xix
ss;s sae suffrage parade ut Ne, ~
DyaI lf you do | will pu
rshe listened in on the fe
amo | called Mrs, Go,
'nce during the past for
4 seen him act kindly {
\ ep9yssly toward his wife,
III. butler for the Co
plst ordered me always