Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 25

STLLMAN SCANDAL REVVED N COURT Legitimacy of Baby Guy Again Questioned in Ap- peal From Report. By the Astociated Pres ALBANY, N. Y., April T -entage of Guy D. Stillman was questioned before the Court of Ap- neals here yesterday in an appeal brought by James tillinan, New York banker, from report of Ref- eree Daniel J. Gleason, who in a divorce suit instituted by Stillman lield the child was legitimate off- spring of the banker and his wife, Anne U. Stillman. Former Gov. Nathan L. Miller, for Stiliman, based the appeal on the efusal of Referee Gleason to admit 23 evidence an alleged confesgion said o hava been made by Mrs. Stillman to a Dr. Russell, an" osteopath, that the child was not Mr. Stillman’s, and = letter written by Mrs. Stillman to er husband in which she is alleged o have confessed her misconduct with Frederick K. Beauvais, half- breed Indian gulde. Wants Findings Reversed. 1t was contended in the appeal that the findings as to the parentage of Guy Stillman should be reversed and a new trial granted. Mr. Miller, in the appeal effort to set aside the findings of Referee Gleason that Stillman had been guilly of misconduct with Miss I"lorence H. Leeds and therefore was not entitled to a divorce, nor did he dispute the findings in favor of Mrs. Stillman in her answering suit for dlivorce, which was granted. The appeal which was heard by the entire bench afded still another chap- or to the lengthy case which began five years ago in Westchester County. | Sixteen volumes of testimony, each & inches thick, were brought to court | today for referencs. made no Wild Goslins Attract Public. Special Dispateh to The Star. MIDLAND, Md., April 7.—Many per- =ons have visited the poultry farm of The pa- Georze Smith, a teamster here, to see 17 wild geese hatched on the farm. 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