The evening world., 1921-06-16

- stolen the letters from Beauvais u
= Mrs. stiilman and turned them ovel
90 Mr.. stiilman.
Kelly to-day gave Mr.. Brennan
MARY Kefly's address and said that hs
had frequently visited her.
A chauffeur. Alexander Calender, a
one tipe q driver for Mr. stillman an,
81 later for Mrs. stiliman exclusively
csrwas one OF the witnesses on the lis
3 to appear to-day for Mr.. Stillman.
Attorneys for Mrs. Stillman ar,
!. said to be thoroughly prepared fol
-sSany testimony Calender may give. as
~~Mfs. stillmsn knew he was to be
csiied on her husbands side of the
sss1casA. ,- .
- Among the witnesses scheduled TO
N-co on he stand to-day are Mr. and
:. Mrs. L or. who are In charge Of Blue
,,vCottage. on the Stillman estate at
-rPicasantviiie. They win be called In
vreference to testimony from servants
M'syesterday that Mrs. suliman and
rsuBeauvn.s at one time occupied sepa-
--trate rc5ms at the cottage. Another
s.-expt cfed witness In Supt Purdy Of
the Pleasantviile estate.
"a It n expected that the two clerks
anfrom the Ritz'and Windsor Hotels In
on Montreal. who were on hand yester-
day with the registers OF their hostel
ries. will testify to-day as TO Mrs.
Stiiiman's presence in Montreal on
- certain occasions.
Most OF to-day's testimony, how
- ever. will be from servants Of the
ctrStillman homes at Pleasantville and
g at No. 27o Park Avenue, New York,
a. who will give evidence concerning an
1ssileged estransement between Mr.. and
~ Mrs Stillman. II was said that DR..
,sHugh Russell, the Buffalo osteopath,
uwho has already testified that Mrs.
q. stiliman told him Fred Beauvais. the
20 guide, was the father OF her baby
y Guy. will not take the stand until to-
- morrow.
y The commotion which the Stillman
&case has caused in this city received
"a an added flip to-day when Sheriff
-. 1roorehouse was notified OF the pres
essence in town OF a harmless trusty of
enthe Hudson River state Hospital for
s-s.the Insane, who has a letter he,wants
e-rxc deliver to Mrs. Stillman. The man
ginagines himself First Consul OF
ss@France and believes that IL Mrs still
s<ssman will accept the letter she will
- consent to marriage with him. DE
effective Sergeant MCGOWAN was sent
ss~ out to look for the man, who was seen
= to-day in the throng in front OF the
. Poughkeepsie Trust Building.
r. Attorneys for MrA Stillman have
= engaged a room on the third floor OF
the Poughkeepsie Trust Building. in
= which Referee Gleason's office Is To-
Gated. and this Is used as receiving
station" for their witnesses. The lat
= ter are scattered among offices in
several parts OF the city and when
= their testimony is about TO bo wanted
. they are called by telephone to the
receiving station" there to await
! actual call to the stand. There is a
b lont distance telephone In this room
. anc 1t is in frequent use between
!. Poughkeepsie and New York, accord
q ing to report.
:. VERY INTERESTING" SAYS MRS.
= sTiLLMAN.'
D While seven witnesses, including
Ars. Percy A. Rockefeller. sistor OF Mr..
!. Stillman. were called yesterday in the
. indirect attack on the legitimacy OF
{. Guy stillman. It was rather a good
day for Mrs. Stillmaff.1 Mrs. Rookie
Q feller is said to have become confused
. under cross examination. and wept
= after she left the stand.
I. Another OF the bankers witnesses,
y Bernard Kelly. former superintendent
y Of the stillman estate. when asked II
he was interested In the outcome OF
!. hhe case said: mo. / am not But
= ! want 70 see the woman win"
q After 1t was over Mrs. Stillman's
:. comment was: TT was all Interesting.
One must be ready for all things in
: such cases. The more the merrier
. (speaking of the witnesses)
= Y was not merry for them. / assure
: you. and 1t was very merry for me at
:. times.
"They could not hurt me. they. could
a only try. They tried to provo RjnEs
e that could not and never IN be
proved. 30, or course. they did not
get very far"
: sLAMEs MRS. LEEDS FOR Hus.
I. BANDS SUIT.
Mrs. Stillman to-day once more
discussed the problems OF her ma
nationally known domestic quarrel.
Back Of II all, of this Mrs. Still
. man Is convinced. lies the hypnotlsm
/. Of Mrs. Leeds" For her husband she
= has nothing put commiseration. but
O. tor the show girl
"of course. Mrs. Leeds Is the insti.
! gator OF all this. She has Influenced
y him. for he 10 not responsible. These
- charms Of superstition mean much to
her. and she is disciple OF mesmer-
ism. do not know II she has actually
? hypnotized him-but then" she
chuckled. ''an w0men try to do that
10 men. don't theyr'
"Life.' she said. somewhat PEN
!, sively. '1s not one long business of