New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-06
STRANGE WOMAN
in MOR0SINI CASE
Figured in Trips of Big Blue
Auto to Road Houses. but
Name Is Shielded.
ELMHURST GUARDS
STILL HOLD FORT
Never so Happy as Now Says
Bankers Daughter, in Reply
to Many Messages.

, The name OF another woman ana men
I ton Of frequent excursions 10 road
houses IN Westchester County I'm large
blue automobile We're brought into the
/ Werner Morosini matrimonial discord
/ yesterday. II was said that this young
woman was seen on the grounds Of the
expansive Rive, dale, estate on at least
/ one occasion when the former Giulia
/ MCrosini, now Mrs. Arthur N. Werner
was away on a visit
/ Who the young woman was could not
/ be learned. as the extreme secrecy asSO-
/ ciated with the affair was sedulously
/ maintained u was denied. however
that she was the former Mrs. Alice Wer-
ner. who now. under the name Of Mrs.
Alice Redding, is said to be living at
No. S3S West End avenue.
formal denial was made Yesterday
By Henry 6. Dottenheim, Werner's law
yer. that Werner hal ever, since his
marriage TO Miss Morosini seen his first
wife who divorced him short time
before his second marriage. At the
same time the LAWYER took exception TO
statements that Werner had been thrown
out of Elmhurst the Riverdale home
He simply was not allowed - come
ln." he said
While these denals were being made
food of congra tulatory kilograms and
other messages poured into Mrs Werners
home. Some were from friends who had
known her before her marriage, and
others from neiehbors who had observed
that the course OF true love between the
Italian bankers millionaire daughter and
the ex-pOiceman had been wrongly
charted. with the compass thrown away
81 was never so happy in my life as
am now" replied Mrs Werner TO the
messages.
IF the precautions taken 10 prevent an
unauthorized entrance into the Elm
hurst estate are a measure OF her hap
piness. It must be large The four Burns
detectives visible from the street are not
by any means all OF those on the GROUNDS
There are many OF us. and we are all
well armed. saT one Yesterday. IT is
not that Mrs Werner fears bodily HARM
but that some attempt may be MADE to
seize the property, or infiict some dam
age
4 special officer in uniform adds TO the
similarity 10 a besieged city, while there
is a musical comedy air to some Of the
steps taken 10 prevent trespassng' An
ambitious reporter. filled with zeal saw
no reason why he should not walk TO the
front door and ring the bell, until ne en-
cotlutered three OF the detectives.
stop, said the three as they held up
their hands like a traffic policeman at
Fifth avenue and 42d street.
The reporter stopped and produced
mass through police lines
But here's my police card ne Cd
iected. us signed by Commissioner Nc
Kay" .,.,,o
Here's my Burns card. he answered
When the intruder understood IT'S signln-
canoe he retreated. while the detective
added. a.
IAN that man needs is hardwood nm
ish 10 his education. .
Mrs. Werner came 10 New YORK Clty
during the day. leaving her home as nys-
terously as she had gone IN ana Out the
/ first day. Her husbands movements were
as widely conspicuous; but II was sald
that he was staying at the hermitage
Hotel under an assumed name.