New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
Toting Dynamite on Slip
nervTrail Not in Requests
She Made of Father.
MAID TESTIFIES
TO FAMILY JARS
eshets Eye Blackened After
Her Mother Learned of Secret
Wedding, She Asserts.

list o. questions alleged 70 have
Neon asked Edward ~ BreItung ny his
daughter. Juliet Breitung kleist, and
,bo testimony of three physicians OF
.his CITY formed the TWO surprises at
,..s,orSCv's sessions OF the S2500OO
sIerst,cu suit ON trial IN the Federal
,our, brought by Max +. kieISt against
his u-fc's parents.
WA,'s tho list itself was not pro-
s,rss DO court. Ada Gamer. formerly a
,,s,f b., the Nrcitu0Cs' employ, Swore
ttat she hcaco the young bride read
.be Questions 20 her parent while she
was iu aa adjoining room at the St
Regis.
.o,fd remember, the following: Can
: sco Max ~ Christmas ." Can ! write
=, him twice a week o." Can he write
80 me ." "Win | be allowed 10 see him
.v-ice q vcsr9" and "Will you give him
on easy JOB In the mine in New Mex
Maid Intercepted Letters.
Miss Gamer testified that she had
hem instructed by Mrs. Breitung TO
i--ercc0t letters sent by kleist to his
wife and he'd actually stopped the
course o. two.
"Dort ever give Juliet any letters
from him." she said Mrs. Breitung told
Tro- Judge Hough remarked: "And
-Le important part Of it is, OF course
that that i0tercepting mall ls-to
harrow phrase from the criminal law
IN overt act on the part OF the de-
PENDANT. Charlotte BreitunG.
Kieist. who resumed his story AZ the
onerirc Of court. again made the point
shown az the first trial, in February,
that Juliet BreitunC had taught HIM to
drink and smoke.
Tie former coachman told Of his ex-
re~iorcc I'm Breitungs New Mexican
,,,re. where he carried dynamite with
orr Instructions over trail that was
often eEppery. lie was guided by ms
attorney. Edward {. Crowley, 70 April
g. 1914. when he returned East at his
v.fe's request.
AZ tho Waldorf, he said she told him
that she did not love him any more.
She also mentioned annulment papers
f,, the Young husband. He stated that
re had received 5000 from Breitung and
<2r2 from his daughter, although ne
lad never requested the gifts.
Delaney Nicoll, counsel for the
defendants. led the plaintiff through
his arrival ma TINS city for the mrs.
time in November. 1918, and the "eo-
ding in Grace Church.
"Who made the arrangements TOR
the marriage o" he asked.
Juliet did" was the reply, later
supplemented by. "I did-she asked me
IF ] wouldn't make them.
..r,H Hr1 so
said: 81 never drank in my life until
Inlet told me that 7 shouldn't be a
.ea drinker And she told me she,
smoked cigarettes, and I'd soon learn.
Brides Eye Blackened.
Ada Gamer. q Swiss maid, said she
me. Kleist i'm Marquette. Mich. she
was not asked about events before his
marriage. she quoted Breitung as say
ing that he would have the youth ar
rested If ne did not 60 away without
his wife. If he accepted the mine own
e~'s proposition, she added. he was
10 have Juliet if he made good IN SIX
The servant also told Of a quarrel
which Mrs. Breitung and her daughter
rad had. after the announcement OF
'ro 'atter's marriage was made al
their home In the ST. Regis. she salG
that Julie. received . black eye and
a ,orn shirtwaist I'm the struggle.
Two DAYS later. she testified, she
heard Mrs. Brc;tunc say: surely you
do no. want him for a husband. You
viii be- one Of the richest women IN
the country. and YOU don't want HIM;
Miss Gamer also declared the girls
father had threatened to have the
marriage aunu!led because juliet had
lied q. the church.
When she had completed her testl-
ronv Mr Crowley rested his case. Mr..
Nicou then introduced parts Of Brett
uuc's testimony a. the former trial.