Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

two Presidents: her education in Eng
lana; her meeting with DcSaulles in
chile when she was but sixteen.
inc superficial in his manhood and
ADDRESS attracted her." said Utcrhart.
she had never seen man like him be-
fore. He told her mother that she
was trump; that he wanted to marry
her. He said he would settle in Chile;
would buy m estate there and never
return to America.
Mrs. Errazuriz desired to 20 to the
united States, but he advised strongly
against 1t. They went to Paris, where
ne and aBinca were married
DEPRECIATES VALUE
OF HER SHARE IN ESTATE;
When they returned to Chile. Ieav-
ing his BRIDES mother in Paris, Mrs.
DeSaulles's share of her fathers estate
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 DeSaulleses some of her es-
tatcs in Chile.
And then. gentlemen" continued
oterhart. che dragged that poor young
girl. who was in n delicate condition.
over TO Paris to try to get some money
from her mother. He left her in Paris
ana went 10 London. later returning
ana taking hor 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 when she was going to
leave"
mo defendant suffered from n sun
strokc, uterhart declared. while living
IN cottage at Deal Beach, n. J., rent
Ell Tor her by her husband Since that
shc mad always suffered intensely from
the neat She is also suffering from
TWO other causes, he said
One OF the chief contributory causes
or her lapse of responsibility, accord
ing TO Uterhart, was revealed when an
h-ray, taken OF her head In the iail.
showed depressed fracture OF the
skull, three-eighths Of an inch deem
and an inch and half in diameter.
the break being still unlimited.
Another contributing cause. he said.
was hypothroid condition. or an
atrophy or dying of the thyroid gland.
This, the defense's physicians will tes-
Try. is n 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. 49,
ALPHABETICALLY STRIPPED
OF HER FORTUNE, is CLAIsr
Uterhart dwelt at great length upon
inc alleged financial relations between
DeSaulles and his wife He claimed
DeSaulles systematically stripped her
of her fortune
On Easter eve, 1916, DeSaulfes came
TOT little Jack. saying he wanted to
take him for walk. He gave Blanca
a big bunch of flowers. on which was
a card, reading. To our one end only
sweetheart from Big and Little Jack.
When they returned from the zoo, Lit
tie Jack told his mother of Miss joe
being with them. Miss Joe was a
famous broadway dancer. Later. when
Blanca asked him If he had ever en-
tertained any woman in his bachelor
apartments 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 Long Island Sound on
August Hecksher's yacht they passed
the yacht OF d duke. There on the deck.
among a choice lot of Broadway beau
ties. stood her husband. His host was
the Duke of Manchester.
Uterhart proceeded to explain that
Blanca had telephoned Stewart Igle-
hart. asking him to accompany her to
THE Box" to get her son. IEIehart
declined to go. as he did not wish 20
be present during family differences.
Mr.. 1Elehart will testify to this" said
the lawyer
Justice Manning adjourned court un-
til Monday. owing to representations
made to him regarding the effect of
the strain OF the trial upon the dcfen-
dant