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an. and I had DR.. Cleghorn, the Jail
physician, examine her. He advised
me to remove her from a cell to a
room, and issued a certificate regard
ing the necessity"
Describes Early Life.
In his opening address, Uterhart
decribed Blanca's early life In Chile,
to which country her family had given
two presidents, her education in Eng
land. her meeting with De Saulles in
Chile when she was but 16.
The superficial in his manhood and
address attracted" said Uterhart.
"She had never seen a man like him
before. He told her mother that she
was a trump that he wanted to
marry her. He said he would settle
in Chile, would buy an estate there
and never return to America. Mrs.
Errazuriz desired to go to the United
States. but he advised strongly
against it. They went to Paris, where
he and Blanca were married.
when they returned to Chile, leav-
ing his brides mother in Paris, Mrs.
De Saulles' share OF her fathers es-
tate was turned over to her. He said
to her: Why that's hardly anything
at all. It's absurd to call you an
heiress. Write to your mother for
money to buy an estate in Chile
Blanca so wrote and Sonora Errazuriz
cabled that she could not afford It.
but would give the De Saulles some
Of her estates in Chile.
And then, gentlemen" continued
Uterhart, he dragged that poor
young girl, who was in a delicate
condition, over to Paris to try to
get some money from her mother.
He left her in Paris and went to
London, later returning and taking
her to Bethlehem, Pa, where he
neglected her. And she was not
wanted by his people. They made
that very plain to her. His mother
kept asking her when she was 60
ing to leave"
X-Ray shows Fracture.
One of the chief contributory
causes of her lapse of responsibility,
according to Uterhart, was revealed
when an X-ray, taken of her head
in the Jail. showed a depressed frac-
ture of the skull. three eighths of
an inch deep and an inch and a half
in diameter, the break not having
knitted.
Another contributing cause, he
said. was a hypotheroid condition.
or an atrope or dying of the thy
roid gland. This, the defense's ply
sicians will testify. is a disease
which affects the nervous centers
and the brain, and which rendered
her irresponsible and brought on
the mental confusion the. night of
the shooting.
Uterhart dwelt at length upon the
alleged financial relations between
De Saulles and his wife. He claimed
De Saulles systematically stripped
her of her fortune.
"On Easter. 1916, De Saulles came
for little Jack, saying he wanted to
take him for a walk. He gave
Blanca a big bunch Of flowers, on
which was a card. reading, To our
one and only sweetheart, from Big
and Little jack When they re-
turned from the zoo, little Jack told
his mother Of Miss Joe being with
them. Miss joe was q Famous
Broadway dancer.
Adjourn Until Monday.
Later, when Blanca asked him II
he had ever entertained any woman
in his bachelor apartment where he
wanted her to spend the night, he
swore by all he held holy. that he
had not. 1t was proved. however
that he had entertained Miss joe
there during the winter.
Another time, when Blanca was
cruising in L 'ng Island Sound on
August Heckscher's yacht, they
passed the yacht of a duke. There
on the deck among a choice lot of
Broadway beauties, stood her hus-
band. His lost was the Duke of
Manchester"
Uterhart explained that Blanca had
telephoned Stewart Iglehart, asking
him to accompany her to "The Box"
to get her son. Iglehart, declined to
go as he did not wish to be present
during family differences.
Mr.. Iglehart will testify to this
said the lawyer.
Justice Manning adjourned court
until Monday owing to representa-
tions made to him regarding the ef-
feet OF the strain Of the trial upon
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