New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

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where she was operated on. The malady
from which she suffered on August .
last had begun already.
"The De Saulles moved TO New York
CITY on November Is. They had a
suite in an apartment hotel at 10 East
Sixtieth Street There things were not
much different De Saulles was out
until or in the morning. lie didn't
show up for dinners which she ar
ranged, nor would he take her TO the
theatres. He said they bored HIM.
Made Minister to Uruguay
after several months Mrs. De
Saulles became so melancholy tina, she
felt she must see her friends. De
Saulles had been appointed Minister
TO Uruguay, and ne sent her to Paris.
He was to join her there in September,
and they were 20 go together to Orn-
quay.
"Thoughtfuly De Saulles had her
sign two blank checks before she lett.
You'll hear of them later.
"Soon after her arrival in Paris Mrs.
De Saulles got a cablegram: Have re-
signed Uruguayan post. Come at once
She cabled back it would be hard 10
arrange an immediate return. Another
cable came from him. He had taken a
house in Huntington. There was d
promise that everything would 90 more
/ smoothly.
'Mrs. De Saulles came back and
found herself in a little bungalow IN a
very hot locality. She always suffers
from the heat.
"You may remember. gentlemen, that
that was the summer when the Duke OF
Manchester was furnishing amusement
for faded New Workers. Jack DE SauIles
became one of his boon companions.
Things went so far in this direction
that Mrs. De Saulles wrote 10 Blanca
asking her if she couldn't stop Longer
I CIonzhay,' it is pronounced by the lam
ily) from running around with the
duke. There had been a scandalous aru-
Gle published in Town Topics.
The Broadway Beauties
Here was interpolated the incident
of the duke, the yacht and the oeV!
of Broadway beauties. A..
After that, Mr.. Uterhart tod We
Jury. De Saulles was away Tor month
Returning, he got another $l'Ooo IRON
his wife and started for Europe, prom
Using TO return in two weeks.
To Mrs. De Saulles IT had been eN,
planned that $4,000 of her money mao
been invested in a house at - haS'
Seventy-eighth Street. Inc deIenct
nronises 10 show that the actual in
rastment was $500 and that, anyway
Mrs De Saulles gave up all claim 20
10 nronertv when told By her counsel
in the divorce action that hght mlgh'
IL, nf
tody of little Jack.
"De Saulles had bought lot of fur
ri.ure" Mr.. Uterhart went on. HE
said that George Young, from whom ne
got il owed him money, and that M
had taken the furniture in payment
Rut while her husband was away or
this particnlar flying trip to Europe
George Young came to Mrs. De Saulle'
,,,;tb a hill and n cablegram from JACK
instructinp him to collect from her
She paid.
. Did Not Live Together
ain November De Sauiles cabled tn'
defendant to meet him IN LONDON Sh'
started at once. He was at the ran
road station when she came IN IRON
LIVERPOOL. lie told her he was llvint
AT the Berkeley Hotel She naturally
expected 20 live there, too, but ne sai'
that was impossible. That's realiy III!
Office he told her. You'd better sta!
with Mrs. Munoz IA friend.
"Mrs. DE Saullcs was IN Londoi
seven days. Each one OF them her nus
band made the occasion Of a tresh IN
snit one dav. when she called at th'
q Berkeley and told a clerk she was Mrs
10 Saulles. he laughed and asked
tVbicb onog' For n little wife OF nine
teen, let me tell you, gentlemen ina
vas no Joke.
started for Paris. She wanted TO &C
comnanv him. but he said there would
be no place for her. She returned -
New York. arriving on Christmas I've
Ia February she began 20 get cable
from De Saulles. lie wanted her 70
come to him. changed his nina
, changed it again and again. Finally
he came back and they settled IN the
house in Sovcnty-eighth Street. Lif'
; was the same again. One day they
, rad hcart-to-hcart talk. De Saulle
agreed she should get divorce, anC
, said she could have the boy.
Asked Her TO Come Back
But in Chile when Catholic WON
% ar is married she takes "A sacramen
r in the eyes Of God. Mrs. De Saulle
went back TO her native country will
, little Jack and was planning n tril
, 70 China with friends, when she go
, a message. Come back for the boy
sake.
t "Dc Saullcs had no intention Of liy
/ ing in the apartments he had provided
for her. lie told her his own suit
was strictly bachelor quarters, ant
that no women could liy, there"
IL was the day before Easter tina
, Nrs. De Saulles returned on this trip
Tho following Gay occurred the tril
10 the menngcric and little Jack
meeting with "Miss joe described b,
IfinrLnrt ~ "a nnnnInr nrnnhnn,