The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1906, Page 3

$00,000,000 WILL HGHT SUDDENLY HALTS IN COURT _ After | Sensational ——Mrs. Wister Asks for Postponement. “TALK OF A COMPROMIS! Mrs. Walker, Who Most of Chemist’s Mone} Had } st Innings. Start Inherited { TH earner gates Tot igen y E'EVEWNING WORLD. Women in Battle for $50,000,000 Fortune | ene ee MONDAY, Left by Aged Philadelphia Chemist. from M of the ts belr Mrs. Walker Mr Walker £1 _Uwitness father 2 against was “If T outlive you the ‘estate as you x nlecex and Waser conve T ake n oF = Fowas ¢ ird sie ter-of ea no imu Shows Her Spite, Borane, bse tc fur work tn euch OU sident tor yhat else Cid you Ket?’ asked at Js a private r Juncture the! witness 1 Abit asantetn 1 anwner. Miyothy Judge in was in hang were beveral fann- Were on velt Wo do hoa nig Co Dretk Mr. HAW WITNESS GULS OVER 1 = DEFENSE SIDE . It Is Said. oner, ridge, of cour Mr. Calne » $ of spoctal| value w tne aneeanW Joue vary es tween evelyn Newt aid Stanvor Piyaite and -a0owt a t to leave \rs_J:-J.-Caine, Wanted- by-Jerome, Will Aid Pris- <=! Daughter | | {nto the little t No. fla }timarear an : of Louls 10 had gly mangled bo saving the Ro Fulton collision, it Tekne Jortaker's ass tants bo} WWE SHW DEATH OF CHUEFEUR "WHE DREAM of R. Fulton ; Cutting Owe TheirLives to His Bravery. CALLED PAPA" BUT-ONLY AS JOKE )Fhat’s What Tucker S Dudley’in His Alien- ation Suit. INTIMATE TWAS FRIEND: The Wealth strayed H of the Old: Man-De=) Happiness, Husband Says: — He Wants Dama patore Justi Brooklyn.| young tne| Broadway, | hares againat th bald: | e Court, ooth-faced headed. x t. On the other hand they agreed A answer to questioning by arlex McDermott for the defence, that if 1% were proved that Tacker had | lost his wife's affections through ner glect and inck of attentions he would not be entitled to compensation. ‘Tuck rees that Dudley contrived sink —Mrs— 5 adviving whicli she a retired manufactil | Mary Adelaide Tucker, the-woman_int he case, sat an {terested spectator, | (Those who sew the provioue'tital |! way thas the roses have faded in her; cheeks from anxiety ] Tho jury was eadlly obtained. All 4 Jurymen agreed that any man whe wife's affections lad been allanated wus ential 40 0 pation, and-thar If the fact was catublished as Tucker's | ettorney, I. W. Sparks, sald it would | be! a verdict would be given to that | | y | Attorn to obtaly a divorce. did at tempt, The husbarrt came home) on Ht and tound the house deserted and 3 Wits KONE: for divorce ore + ley Wrogfully se aufectivns, and t us New Rochelle Alexandria Ha Next Way te Was sued] ‘The hearing before a ret- was diwiinved us trivial ickerin his-compmint waya that-Dod: alm of hia witsts f 4 spectic places Thousand Isiunde Hot Wooamount, Conn., Brooxlyn, He Wilh expensive ia Wife ® aIree % at Luke 10- 394 Gielr meet Both Tuckers Called Him Papa. The bald and whit the Ue two.’ luunony, ana that while travejling Tn the south, his and Dudley often went out to Kether and passed as daughter and fathers cele | dental McDermott offered a general|> the 4 pape: wyer for imonths he closed up When t ay with wife: At the momvnt he had the vi he was when M IE j Misses Helen and ed and dytr his las Aout sh. Tees ness Li 1 by A Narrow Escape. 0 Elizabeth Cut- 1 under his ¢ fell upon him, 5, o'clook usband’s, is wrec cod ‘ ver-tnalaw_ by 1 Tene ees [eer own enother’n in| ied fa. nother Ti Tne her wt ation. but ad. | Nay, te report t Na thet w he returned to sown | Dane ve nena ne et his furniahings and | pain to thelr ame th | Feo Justi wax } Tucker, on €Fors-examination, ever striking or swearl: t 1 1 ¢ denied he as Presents numerous Qlamond rings, a team of py tam carriage and a sealskin eacqu cker, who was Mary Adelaiae! s_ defendant, “heavy ket er nixty ti in Cramer & Co,, ee car fittings der t Crocker, wi ter Asue and / Was ninete three 3 symuun side, Appar who nailed oid terep: frankie < Mrs Tucker | Miss. expe TET OT Husband Wants Damages For Loss of Her Affection OCTOBER’ 15, SS VERE RN TE FE TS ET 1906. MRS. EDWARD H. TUCKER, Said CROCKER HEIRESS GOES HER OWN WAY + Mrs. Connon and to Be —Separately. Mr. and Mrn aid to have » en tke ave Y alone for a tl Powers remely ar ter Feorge A= Gout has lived nie both hus trital #icps! A them to ¢ Ife airied OLD WOMAN RUN OVER. Sertousty Injured While Crowning | Reveei—Delver-of Waron-Arrested: | Mie Ciean ¥ se attached to a Hehe) was crossing Seventh ave. Hundred and Tairty- slghith Any run over by @ wagon a's eh nue at One tc I ato) pt Hospital a ats, on, Of No. 8) Prompect aves iver, was arratgned ir Court and Wei in $1,000 fo bulk teas instead Tastee, Ann tnatraid toot Ker lian, Jr te Milter scene ont re | anxious i Alt. Walk | oek. When piven Int othe wired. 0M. Walker. | ner heonaw thy First Witness Unwilling. sha and a Whitlam, 4 | WANTED TO BATHE THe Nat witiiess nor. That estant wis é Anne Wels? 1 same Pues INPARK FOUNTAIN sae und the daugh nteoredt SMGSLED, Whee tree a Dai et settee ent af her = Toni Te that ain] nium: amt Stara BE At the wame 1 warning Use man had cv INS Cutting to hold fast to the seats, : Nearly Thrown Over. Clit, an y it omis 6! —Robert— Tho WoO} had peeseae eT a few moments, before and 2 as e thought hia Was runing i seas it aaa ATHRCtEN HY Tove MOTT crteg rom [MOEN Ma. aehine- waa runnin evens 4 tatil of $407 known At Will was pro. | tie ‘nur wh ming toe} * Sieh ptt lca aaape iveh gifts atthe patel that ns Had Bro. | babies in the park. to tig(AMd arrived saortly after Uré/accident 2 W. was f atlll | lower garden to tind ‘Miomas in the | at tts Tho. Cutting car had for- much eoaxtng by arch “when it| act of shedding bis undershirt, tunately become fast in the wood by nel uly Mra. Wiater wn Pheae Keraniums are talking to aie AAU SNL ery fant for her children's share Iifatanid lntrnawereta erates ata ries ol lncklrigr tarswhisata with latariail trae dana the fortune. aK to. Ww he was doing. 'Theay'e-) | thisc alone saved It ing bred 5 bs hax be atned | E SGU ha clsalee ccodlelicie emai’ | me they feel ood Inthe sunshine sna | secs the hit ton it stopped doeument) exists Mra. Winters ges | that, 1 Sie Sa CAt RINSING | iron sieatienge | OtH He vappresiatings cae laren id exist and her de ‘ounta 2 : fa tubked unl pe asromark orien | lath In the. fall for a: bath, | araperate-wtort made by Lieber to pre- Ws ulnm: Walenunsn maavolon a Fourth | Come with. me sald Farley. \tnkenm| vent lieing \helr’ car. ehowed’ great of July a fow years ago It was after | Thomas to a point where he was load situde for the man’s pofety, 1 Pe U NAA amadara the. Uwllo vine tga’ mean man AeraiC tae a conveyed Dick | sllcitude for the man's pafety. They dauehter all Nis money. He sald: to the Institution. surried to his wrecked ar and en. Ah Deniee more snotar when iret cet | | Thomas isu harmless fellow, and his|dedvured with, thelr own strength to with make more note wi is road | quiet demeanor enabled. lm taie nat without than a qoxoxn Fourth of Julys,* the-park-two miles away, unnoticed, | Hee Jt from him, but without s This ts sUppowed to have meant the Abela A Dunn and MeCiollan joined them and codtel! the chauffeur wa removed, it was SAID THINGS TO CONNERS, | Sviaene that ne-coukl-onyctve an HE CLEANS MISS LIBERTY. i ment. : Eccecneeceeea Among: the two or thres people who} Lieber was hurried Jn the Cutting Arrested Dice hrower To to Go | aed upon Democratic State Chairman | auto to Tuxelo, Mm Dr, WH. B. rreate: - eatery AES William J, ¢ slut the Victoria Ho-| Wise's office, he upcod dead, tel to-day was the Hon. James s.] ‘Pho road where dent, occurred 1 0 olored. twenty-A: ? He ee Tis cwek eee | GHaREl Chalrioanttot cthe Mameriudl le tesierenle ao: s the "Snake > National Congressional Committee. Mr. | fvad.’ aa it is y orpoked and ste ; Aristoceatia that th street, waa J” before Dir Meant Vee aid at j If you are. so aristocratic that you i rains lade Court | Gdikes! came ‘on m his Washington | i pla et bas Th MAW mach Will pay. nothing but the very highest charged with jiaying dico on |headcuarters to say something tq Mr, | Quiet COmIne, Monicweida prices for Typewriters, h Registers, | the atreot. Conners enough to. lor It ‘1s. con- Sewing Machines, Phanographs, Safes, re do you work?’ sald tho| Ht wan Not MeORAn i ME, Cy 2a) re 100% od S at only une person was regs looked gloamy Arter Desks, &e don't waste your-time read- maieaning the Statue .af Libert conference. Mr. Gries t4\ sald to up nitt ying Sunday—World “For Sale!’ Ads, They! camo thecanswer- ¥en ierowe the olf} fect that tt way hot at all clubby on the are for prope who hidv Ia pretty dirty.” part of Mr. Hearst to put up Independ rt Pete oreety “black to. main ‘any. lence “Leonie ‘candidat aainst, Pam ad shine up Hy \e lean,’ said tl court. “You [many candidates for eres Suet at) ad abocidents Look to Economy as guxite on Government property, a, time Ww: nghe, (Grae) workin th liapring > Ini Cantral ‘when ha hot on this free lal of M elect as OL ee unde Congresemon | wrecked the same auto against a. tree » Well as to Quality, . | saan’ Go back td" tbe'lend Of Hea lasidomible, Hei was unable to evt any| ty avoid hitting two wan: tte hen ioe = seh alae ns erty, soo ater i iy from Mr, Conngra, ribs broken then ave — nese FOUND DEAD IN BED. Powers ( rated, but 3 1 from Europe + Anhe - Gilily - js Powers Go: relatives and { and may do wit ow York Aye Washer to a her m many years ert briet ur ye will x | aha trends. a e difer-| pel th ontlaue th unto, death fe husband ie womething of an played more themaoney {towasn nad Itlons under 11. Dies nt Mit of t ixt 4 of a White R Srerey Miter of Wreshington; Ww yearn Motel yur profits, urge questionable Living kal eof 7h we vers vie a ud ar steps » with Her mothe aud bons old, ud Washingios, MAIDS SEE AN EXCITING SQUABBLE.' | Italians Try to End Each Other's WISE BAN ~ BELIEVED TO BE IN VENEZUELA |Ceballos Agent Thought to Have Landed There | .___ Unobserved. that the Da mish steam-~ which arrived in this wits for | y of the ship ' Manuel ~Bllyeira Havana, was dented this Mauns He dia \ which + before a had come north ult jive deh mighted or san some port Tor coal before this, { grows ‘that after whe lett Venexuata, ere Silveira succeodad in landing une observed, lined toy reveal his. plans on lew for Silvetra are being made the Hotel Breslin, his New Yori hotel. e 3 Although ‘vigorous denials have peen that of the promoting Mr, Ceballos was The cattle trading between Silveira [and the=-Venusucia —-Heot—Frost—or- which President Castro of that country, iy the head, aN Geen going on for eight years, and it ts wltogether prop- | AbTe Ciat (he alleged missing Cuban is ow in ‘Venexuela, ignorant of | the | storm raised in hin absence from Guba, Mr. Ceballos announced to-day that’ he was xotng in person to -Cuba, ae SA Slicer ea financial distress at the present time, STREET CARS IN HEAD-ON COLLISION Fashional Neigh- Borhood, The fashionable residence Fistriot Husband around TUverside Drive ‘and Saignty reet was thrown {nto commotion between tno Ttallang thie A GTOWd OF nursemaids and | 1 surroun “men whee | | suddenly one of the mon drew Te- ala opponent sumped at him, took ‘the te eating Nii on the when a policeman put arrest.” ‘They were st One Hund Gladys ais Po The economical woman will Roducing Corset at $3.C No. 312, for th | Motel No. 314, ‘tor thes Sutil, alt= ceuUl: EXCEPTIONAL French Ha ind- Made HAND-EMBROIDERED GOWNS, HAND-MADE SKIRTS, with hand-embroidered Mounces, WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED MERINO VESTS, Corset Covers and Tights special, WOMEN'S PURE THREAD BLACK Sroadray L than three ordinary corsets at $1.00. tall, stout woma lort, stout: woman, No, 515, with Bust SEU in French | rd Unde: Cotton soles, durable quality—special, = fake headsoncalilsioaoeienad th-bound nnd north-bound surface car on the Sixth avenuo Ine, nat Twenty-third street, at 2.90 P. 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