The Washington times., 1921-05-06
''F|F|" WILL APPEAL
CASE IF SHE LOSES
Hopes Thus to Spike Testimony
Beauvais Is Father of
Her Child.
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examination.)
Q.-When did you next see or
hear from Mrs. Stillman? A-Well
as L was about to say. after ] had
seen her last at Buffalo at that time,
she told me that she wanted to 60
TO Boston to see certain doctor,
i bought ticket for her to Boston
Q-When did you next hear from
Mrs. Stillman? Al received a tele-
gram from Mrs. stiilman in Boston.
Q.-What was in the telegram
A.-She asked me to engage rooms
Tor her at the IriQuois Hotel and ]
did so.
Odd you see her little later at
the lriquois Hotel?
Al did.
Q.-What did she tell you. IL any
thing?
A.-She told me she had been to
see a party in Boston, but she did not
like his looks and wouldn't have any
thing to do with him in a professional |
way.
Q.-Did she tell you the name of
this party?
A.-No.
There was further argument during
which the witness turned to referee
Glason. saying:
WAS SOCIAL ADVISOR, TOO.
IL can say, Mr.. Gleason, that this
lady was an acquaintance of mine as
well as a patient. She had asked me
10 give her advice as a friend as well
as to treat her as patient.
Odd Mrs. Stillman tell you be-
fore you got the telegram or before
she left for Boston what her purpose
was in going there?
A.-Not at that time.
Q.-Was anything said about a. ply
scian?
Al cannot recall now.
Odd she go into detail about
the man she saw in Boston?
A.-She only said she did not like
the mans looks.
Q.-What did you say when she
said that?
Al said. Thank God. Mrs. Still
man. you came back alive"
Q.-Wasnt ii necessary for you, DIR.
RUSSELL. in the course of your treat
ment of this patient OF yours. to
know of certain conditions?
Alt was to a degree.
Q.-Was Mrs. Stillman nervous?
Ayes.
Odd Mrs. Stillman say anything
further to you at this time?
A.-7She said she was broken and
nervous; said she was going to
Canada.
o.-~what did you say to her. II
anything. when she said she was
going to Canada?
was her best friend.
Q.-Where did this conversation
take place?
Alt the 1roauois HateI in Buff
falo in the apartment occupied by
Mrs. Stillman and her daughter,
Anne.
Q.-What happened. II anything?
A.-The telephone bell rang and
Mrs. Stillman asked me to leave the
room while she answered. She said
1t was probably her husba nd and she
wanted TO talk with him.
Q.-When did you next see Mrs.
Stiilman?
Al think a day or two afterward.
As l recollect il. there were Mrs. still
man, her daughter Anne and Mr. still
man. They went to Niagara Falls.
"'vE BEEN THROUGH HE'LL,
Odd they have luncheon at your
home?
Ayes.
Q.-What happened. as you recall
1t, after they returned from Niagara
Falls?
A.-Well. Mrs. StiIlman talked with
me. she sHIdi Doctor, I've heen
through he'll the Inst few weeks"
Q.-What else did she say to you
before she went away?
A.-She told me that Mr.. StIllman
was not the father Of her child.
Odd she say anything further?
was the father of her child.
Odd she say anythin gfurther?
Ayes she told ne she had told
"Jimmy.-
Odd she say anything further?
A.-As l remember, she told me
they were all going to Niagara Falls
for a second visit.
The testimony OF DR.. Russell. en-
tered into the records only after
hours of bitter wrangling between
the array of counsel on both sidea,
had every one on Mrs. Stillm8n's side
Of the case. except the bankers wife
herself highly excited. All during
the day and even while the doctor
was making the statements that so
her counsel, Mrs. Stillman sat
beside her lawyers, cool and appsr-
emily unruffled by the developments.
She was smiling when she left the
Bar Association rooms after the ses-
sion adjourned.
Attorneys for Mrs. Stillm8n take
the position that DR.. Russelrs state
ments should not have been permitted
to go into the records.
Through her secretary, Mrs. Still
man announced today from her Fifth
avenue home that she had no COM
ment to make either on the testimony
of DR.. Russell or the so-called dear
est honey" letter, alleged to have been
addressed to Mrs. Stillman by Beau
vais.
Mrs. Stillman is not disposed TO
make any statement concerning any
phase of the case" the secretary sad.
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