The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
4 of Mrs. StiIlman'S Alleged
LOveLetterS Read; d;BeauyaiS Said
To Have Sold Them for $4,000
Each One Breathes Love for Indian Guide
Whom Banker Claims in Divorce Action Is
Father of Three Year Old Guy Stilman

NEW YORK. May is.-counsss
for Mrs. Anne 4. s,lllman todst
planned n conference to decsdA
whether they would offer furthes
testimony In her bahalf in divorce
proceedings or whether they would
adhere TO their original intention
10 let the case go to Referee 0len.
son at foughkeopsie next MedncE-
day FOR decision.
Sensational testimony offered yea
tcrday at poughkeepaie in winch
detective hired by hen husband
James A. SULLIVAN said he had
paid Fred Beauvais. Indian guide
named as correspondent. $4,000
tor four letters alleged TO hayt
been written TO him by Mrs sim
man. was the reason FOR the CON
ference.
Mrs stiilman denied author
ship Of the letters ana inxtrcted
her counsel 20 rest her case. eay-
ing she was confident OF winning
The pure hase ~ the letters from
iieRuVals. who MIR StiIlman con
tends is the father Of thrive year old
Guy Siillman. was made Ia Mont
AfAN AAAHA WIN ~ NfAHNHANNs Ea1
mund Leigh faid u was ar
ranged through 1nmes shean. a
New York newspaper man. lie gli
explained.
The letters, rcple,e with terms
% .ndearment and such expires
sions a. I iosc every pore of your
skin" and when can We get mar
rled. were accepted IN evidence at
ter Mrg sUllman had denied ever
having written them She swor,.
the handwriting was not her own,
but Harr ett Hlhbard housckeepcr
for Mr. Siiilman. looked ~; them
ana then said that 70 the best OF
her recollection the handwriting
was Mrs. stiliman's
Dcninpdr sss.OO0
IteauvRtK demanded t2b 900 for
the letters. Leigh testified. but q
ter several days Of negotiations "
accepted $4,000. He described
dramatic conferences with the
guide aud shean and said he prom.
iHed Heauvais that he would say
the letters we're among those
stolen some time ago when packet
Ken ~ the guide wna riflcd
You lied to beauvais. then.
asked one Of Mrs. SULLIVAN law
yer.
yes. said Leigh Il would
have told any lie 10 get letters from
man Of the character OF Bcaa-
yhis'
Many tlmos during the trial of
tho case Benuvais was active IN
getting witnesses TO testify in his
behalf and that Of Mrs stillman
In Canada only a few weeks ago
he corrhilcd witnesses TO contradict
testimony that hs and Mrs siill-
man had been guilty OF mlscon-
duct.
The iettcrH were considered by
Stlllmana lawers u WIS learned.
as among the strongest cpiaence
they have introduced 10 prove heir
contention that Gvy Sfiiiman is ~
contention that Guy Stillman = H.
cation that Mrs StillmRn WI. an
faithful to her husband In her re-
lailons with the Indian.
But Mrs. Stillman seemed unruf-
fled when with her oldest BOY.
Bud. and Fowler Mccormick,
son of the Chicago harvester man
nfacinrer. she departed by autnuio-
bile for New York. She roferred
10 the letters ~ four wor' less
scraps OF paper
nav ffHAhN NY fNNf NV
said. am rontent 10 rest II
with the testimony of y gentle nan
who stands. or WIN did stand. At
the head % finance of the Erentest
bank In the CREATES; city bon the
world. And he fought with rold
The testimony OF his own witness
as he closed HE case wsn th1f ne
paid $4,000 for four wor' bies-
scraps Of paper. have nothing
further TO say. ! am cont nt TO
await the verdict
one of the letters said 90 nave
bccn bought from Beausais rcad,
Dear Darling.
The wedding 4 over and II IA
i2;ft g. M. and ! have just nid a
hot bath and am IN bed. but lust
had to write a letter. There never
VIII he ana there never has been
any one like you. ! love oyer1 more
of yoiIT skin. I love the dear
ground yea stand on. loNc you
better cacm day and etcry day
shows me how foolish o. d. tn live
without you. love you hOyond
words I love YOU forever ana
ever. through fhir world ON 20. all
tho others. want you moru than
suvthinE on this cstth. ~ uHcle
said last night as We get older a
doesn't A. much matter where we