The evening world., 1917-08-07
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pIstrrt Attorney charles o. Weeks
wiH 11l.ose SIN OIL bus rss"lf' h'
faId today. any snuft to have Mrs
De Sau4cs admitted io ba. of .o 's.
mot. her from the jaii
"in the nfst place. ! io0k W'th sus-
pirion on the reports ~ the dssI'efate
nature ~ her illness he said "
an application 10 made fOr bal or
transfer 20 hospital ! shall have
hrr Examined Ly ny own physicians
Dr. GlcEhofn may be In the County
sefsIce. but I am not bound by any
ststcment he may have made The
report that Mrs. de sAuiles comes OF
family Of great wealth and culture
does not AFFECT her standing here. II
does not mean that the treatment
accorded her IL 20 be- the least ar
fercnt from that Of DE Masoos. Who.
pennlloss. r. lying In tho jail charged
with a similar crime"
AIR Weeks. after saying his detect
ives were working ON lines certain TO
be helpful TO the states case and de-
nouncing lawyers who try thoir
cases In the newspapers and carry
on newspaper campaigns" went TO
New York city.
"ln the event OF Mrs de Saullesl
Gcquttal what would you do regafda
Ing her future possession OF little
jack" Mr. Uterhart was asked.
1T y certainty that Blanca do
saulles will be acquitted" Mr.. Utor-
hart replied. and then she alone will
have a right TO that boy. once out OF
this trouble none can keep that boy
away from her arms" E.
As no black a picture OF de Ssulles
had been painted by his widow, II
was expected that his family would
retort at length in his defense.
FATHER DEFENDS NAME OF
SLAIN SON.
But the only statement that came
from the de Saulles family was writ.
ten by Major de Saulles and given
out by q. NJ. Hecksher. II read:
1t In matter of great grief e
me that Mrs. de Saulles, having
taken the life of my son. now chooses
10 heap calumnies upon him. Thos'
cSlumnies will do no permRnsn
harm. for the whole truth In certain
eventually to come out. know
my son az he was and AS few fatner
can. Thanh God, others know hin
as | did and ho.I his memory grseI
and clean In their hearts.
His faults he had In common will
many other good men. but very fey
could Justly claim TO equal him II
his spiendoT and his finenesB, Jacl
was "A man. every inch OF him. Tn
tragedy of his going has broken m
heart. | deeply resent the campaig
~ unjust attack that seems planned
ARTHUR Is. DE SAULLES."
In commenting on rumor whic
came from friends " the DE Saulle
family TO the effect that the agree
uent for the divided custody of littl
Jack de Saulles WAS reached after
threat OF "A cross suit by DE Saulle'
bringing in the name OF "a danceiSWh h
was a witness against DE Saulles {
the divorce suit, Mr.. Iterhart said:
1T would not surprise me 10 lear
that Jack DE Saulles would use sue
a trick against defenscless girl vii
with no family 10 advise her"
The body OF John De SaulleS wa
brought TO this city to-day and take
90 his bachelor apartment at No
West FIFTY seventh street, where
was viewed by a number OF his friend
Including many OF hts Yale Club con
panions The funeral will he held froi
the apartment tomorrow morning an
VIZ be private, Charles De Saulle
a brother. is on, mis- way from Denvt
and will arrivs IN this city this aftel
noon.
Though the caretaker IN the apart
mcnt said he had sent scores ,
foral memorials back to the florist
where they could be kept withol
whiting until the body arrived, N
walls were lined early to-day Wit
sheaves and banks OF blossoms whlc
ne had not been able 10 send back