The evening world., 1914-01-08
Mrs. Willianls's Recent Travels
Have Followed His Route in
"The Argyle Case"
DIVORCE HEARING HERE.
Husband, Accused of Making
Love to Another in Atlantic
City, Puts In No Defense.

n Mrs. Olga williams. only daughter
Of the late James Everard. millionaire
brewer, gets a decree Of divorce from
William Williams, formerly her fathers
chauffeur. with whom she eioped four
years ago. her friends believe sho will
marry Robert Hiiliard. the actor. who Is
starring In The Argyle Case."'
Supreme Court Justice Van sicien OF
Brooklyn has heard Mrs. wiiliams's evi.
dence. He- husband Is making no de.
Tense and Mrs. williams has no doubt
she will obtain her divorce.
She and Hill.ard met several months
ago in Philadelphia and since then.
always chaperoned. she has appeared In
many cities In which Hiliiard has been
playing.
she was IN New Orleans the week be.
fore Christmas when Mr.. Hi,iiard was
sued for SOFA by his valet, William
Page. who alleged the actor had as.
saulted him. At the time Il was said
that Mr.. Hilliard Induced Mrs. Williams
to return to the East. fearing she
might be subjected to some unpleasant
notoriety. This was particularly OBJ.
5ect.onable to Mrs. Williams then for
she knew her divorce suit was soon
to be brought to trial.
Mr.. billiard has been twice marr,ed
His second wife died last June at her
summer home, S,asconset, Mass. His
first wife divorced him In April. 1894.
PLEA FOR FORGIVENESS READ
IN COURT.
On the witness stand yesterday Mr..
May n. Evsrard. Ma wii,iams's
mother. Identified letter alleged to
have been written BY Williams to his
wife from Atlantic City after she gave
him notice Of her intentions to sue. The
letter read:
Ny Dear Olga: Just q few lines
asking your forgiveness Tor baby's
sake. Please. Olga. don't do any.
thing. You know L cannot live with.
out you and the baby. cannot
sleep and my heart IL broken. I
looked ali over the hotels for You
when you were here. Won't you
please help me out and look over
! this thinE1 ~
God knows. there 10 no one in the
world but you for me. Now please
write me- cannot write. I arm 20 .
nervous VIII you ses ME IL come
| upT Please let me know. Olga.
Don't turn me out like a feion. I
am sick At heart ] want to see
YOU so badly. Please don't let
any body talk to you. You know l
would go to hell for you!
Olga. you said you would never
see me wan, for anything. Now 10
the time. Lots Of love for our
daughter and yourself.
| BROKEN-HEARTED DADDY.
Mrs. Everard said 'her daughter re-
ceived this letter early last .nonth al
their home In Stamford. Conn. The
baby referred to Is Mrs. Williamss
three year-old daughter. Natalie. whose
custody she asks.
DETECTIVE TELLS HOW HE
TRAtLEp WILLIAMS.
Charles b. Dillon jr. a detective
testified he was sent to Atlantic City
in July last to follow Williams. Dill.
lon con,rived to get rooms In q house
run by williams mother.
II trailed Williams July g." Dilloi
said. ITO the home OF Mrs. Dean,
woodruff at No. sis Broadway. Atianti,
CITY, williams remained In Mrs. Wood
rufus apartment until 8 A. N. the fol
lowing day. About $50 IN the mornln,
vutn <<Nt0 af
woodruiYs apartment. The gas VA
stu lighted. I could see Williams ant
Mrs. Woodruff kissing and embracing
passionYtely. l sent Immediately FOL
Mrs. williams, and she arrived the
next day"
Dillon said that on tho evening C
yuly 20 he went with Mrs. williams (
Mrs. Woodrun's apartment. where viii
Hams was known to be stopping. Mri
Woodruff responded to their ring at tn
bell, Dillon said, but quickly closed thu
door. crying: BILLY. get up'' Get vi
and get out"
williams escaped out OF . rear win
dow. Dillon declared.
Mrs. Florence Bradley OF No. al
Seventh avenue. Manhattan. Said tina
one morning she called at Mrs. Wood
rufus and found Williams there,
Il knew MIR. Williams mad been a
Mrs. Woodr .:frs home all night" Mrs.
Bradley testified. "for both were
: bathing suits when l arrived ready 70
. dip"
, Mrs. Bradley said when she aske
/ williams about the bathing suit he RI
I piled: why. I've been stopping Z
Mrs Woodruff's overnight"