The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1907, Page 3

WIFE ADMITS HE GOES QUT 10 | PLAY PINUCHLE This Goll” she Didn't Like Home When Bau- mann Was There. Edges HE WORRIES; LOSES TIPS Steinert’ Pleases Ordering That Magistrate Both by Apart. boy, “Well, you had better separate replied his wife rn} erder your husband to give you # week. How will that do?” pronounced the Court. “Thank you. Judge,” aid the Bau- mepns in chorus. ‘Yt will take me forty-eleht hours to padk.” declared Mrs, faumann "That, to, you may have,” satd the Co@rt. SCUDDER IS AGAIN MADE GRAND MASTER, All the State Officers With One Exception Re-elected by Masons. The Grand Lodge of Mason» of the State of New York, which is tn annual session at Masonic Hall Glexed tte full board « ane exception The exc today re cers, with jon was that of Gran pasurer, Willlam H. Mille wf New being chosen in place of Frederick P. Mo of Flushing The ofMwers are as follows Grand Master wid Scudder, New Miller, New Biward M. 1 ers, New York. —_—_—_———_ Brother of John ke” Keller, one in Dallas, f Dan A of the Coney this city, died He je @ brother dsn't it a sad plight to behold tirat of a little lad who doesn't know we it is tim £0 home, making it Recessary f s elder brother to PQUND THE TRUTH into his head As to the man in search of a Bus ness Fat se, however, the mere point ut of an “Opportunity should prove 4 sufficient reminder 4,533 “Business Opportunity” Ads. were printed in The World last’ month, 1,790 MORE than in ANY OTHER New York newspaper. The Moai Keller Dies in : | mane on Laura M. Cook, the Wite| {LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Met Mabelle Gilman at a Swimming Party in Pitts- the Pittsburg ei Braddock pap ‘LOOKED DOWN SHAFT, | With of His Youth, Was a Mere Schoolgirl, burg Natatorium. PITTSBURG, Pa. May $ s recalled th ITHE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, ‘How Steel King Corey Wooed and Won Hts First Bride and How He First Met the Young Woman Whom He Is to Wed SF Ji Kitk {fy nent of tt was HOW COREY MET ACTRESS SOON TO BE HIS BRIDE, ago that W magnate. and Mabelie Gilman, th reas, first met. Miss Gilman. then star ring In “The Mocking Bird.” was play ing & week's engagement et the Alvin ‘Theatre, Pittebur In the Monday nicht euiience was Mr. Corey, who, seated In the front row of the orohestm eacerly watehed every entrance of the fascinating young actress His time for the remainder of the Week was mainly occupled in seeking an introduction to tho object of hia infatuation, and at last, on Friday night! the two met at @ swimming party in the Pitteburs Natatorium. From that time Mr, Corey was Miss Gilman's devoted attendant. In tue lignt of subsequent events « cynical comment made by Miss Gilman ) the course of an interview at her Villa tn Parts, in 1906 in which she de nied the story of her engagement to makes interest marry the millionaire, ing reading I have heard the abs: necting my name with Corey, of Pittsburg,” she said whenever a ©, eape: ure milite his wife, It see jay the blame 4 stories con bat of Mr Now Hy a y from ake proper ca eyes of the artiat ELEVATOR STRUCK HIM. |" Skull ed, Taken to Hospital Likely to Die. twenty-fo Fractu Goldberg and Is w r Goldberg { No. 169 the third floor of the building to-day. | When he heard some one call his| 8 the floor below he stuck hin vator mhot and SHONTS IN DIRECTORATE no Theodore P. Bhonts, president of the | ge: |dntertorough - Metropolitan Company | was of the 46h Rathw thar Turnine JOHN L, ON GIBBONS AND ROOSEVELT. WASHINGTON iibbons May & dore 11 Cardinal Would have made go« Id have Jin ar ok, and Tam sure made good prise (hing they undert “ey would have Agbiers Buch t# the opinion Of John 1. Mull. van. BUTTE. Clark, third, Tr was ond Mra. LON DO. = ALLTONDILLIR CLARK BABY HAS A STEPMOTHER Former MontanaSenator's | Son Marries in a Hurry. Mont May the million-de & stepmother His Youngest son of ex-Senator Willam A der type ast e firet Mrs. Will! an innk mining prop re his fret mar practise law horses and in the has been a prominent fi mn race tracks. on-dollar be REVOLVER INVENTOR DEAD _waitam a. | re TRUCK OWKER ~ WAS MURDERED Found Dead in Street | With Hole in Back of | His Head. EQward Ryan, « well-to-do truck own ¥.'| er, who lived at No. #7 West One Hur dred ahd Sixty-fifth street dead toxtay at the foot comb avenue rm re | Rooney reured was per mbonaed Iwy, aald by W be be me business 1 w w ta fw w * 1 JOAN OF ARC FESTIVAL PEACEFUL IN FRANCE, | . 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