New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

passing yesterday IN Three Rivers seek
ing suggestions from John Bureau, Do
minlon Minister OF Customs, as to her
new counsel, she departed on a late
train for Grandes Piles.
Mayor Saves Her Trip
Grandes Piles is a small town con
tanning few houses that appear to be
shiverlng in Che snow and ice. church
and the home Of lean Crete The lat
ter. is the Mayor of Grandcs Piles and
power in the community of lumber
workers. He is a stanch supporter Of
Mrs. Stillman. and his offer to 20 into
the woods and bring out the witnesses
saved Mrs. Stilman the hardship of
the trip.
AS Mayor, and the most prosperous
man IN Grandes Plies the home Of Mr.
Crete is a pretentious one II was
there that Mrs. Stillman planned to
pass last night. Yesterday. however,
a fire burned half of the Crete home.
and when Mrs. Stillman, "Bud' and
Philip J. O'Brien. the Young LAWYER
from the Office Of John f. Brennan, ar
rived the 20-bolow- zero weather was
making itself felt. A canvas make
sAiit roof was Not proving any great
success. As * result Mrs. Stillman's
night, to quote her, was "frightfully
colo. She told newspaper men who
met her at the station that she had
liked the experience, however. even
though she had been forced TO sleep
with all her clothes on except her hat.
ii was not vet dawn when Mrs Still
man and her party got under way for
thus city small coal stove in the
Grandes Piles station was fecblv try
ing to fight the almost Arctic weather
wnen she climbed aboard the train. and
II was IN this same semi -da rkness and
bitter weather that bud" .farted out
on an expedition of his own Ever since
ms mother arrived at the frinEes Of
tne woods he likes so we'll The boy has
teen cndeavoring to win her over to
ms pct plan VI riding the frozen St.
Maurice in sleigh for little jaunt
ot forty miles to the Stllman lodge st
Grande Anso. About $500 worth of
pfovi&ons had been stocked at the
camp n anticipation Of Mrs Slllman
making hey Headquarters there in her
dash to subpoena witnesses. "Bud" had
been urging his mother to take the
trip.
Bud on Trip Up Frozen River
complications in her plans. however
and the fact that others have agreed 70
get the witnesses for her prompted Mrs
- NS,i!iman to refuse all her sons pleas.
rms morning, Just before she rot on
the train she told Bud that he could
go ahead by himself. and he promptly
started off up the river with two Of
Mayor Crete's guides as companion,
He plans to stay there having q qood
time for few days. He Will start for
New ork City, it WAS said, in time to
WISH his sister Anne a pleasant VOYAGE
when she sails on the Neuw Amster-
dam Tor Havre on January 7.
Gonzales De Saulniers, X. c.. oreseDt-
ed motion here this morning on he
hat OF Mrs. Stillman asking that En-
gene II. Godin. X c.. who is the Cana
aian oommissioner appointed for the
earrings, oe authorized by the 'u' "rior
court to assign and hear sll witnesses
oohnecSeu with the case. This wss
granted by Justice Bruneau, and the
nrs' nearing Is set for 10 o'clock on the
morning OF January IL in the court
mouse. All hearings will be open. This
VIII be the first time in the history Of
me SUIT that the general public has
been admitted
Mrs Stillman is expected to attend
IN person. The following witnesses arc
tH be subpoenaed: Joseph Blackburn.
ka0ul Rivard W. Laroque, G. Giguere'
) wilson, t. German, Mr.. and Mrs. A
lH%naonctte, +. Page, J Page. A. Page,
=, L@marche, K. Gupere, L. Beauvais,
~ VI heauVaIs, J. Crete, H. Marchand, J.
Nageois, NJ Crouther, p. Grenier r
" Elte' 3. Montour, +. Lemy, Mrs. A. De
9-au-hlers, A. Wilson, NJ Wilson. |.
i.emy {. f. Blackburn, NJ. paouin. p
hoy. l.. Linberger, NJ. Stacy, II. Neault
fontaine and G. Adams.