The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1907, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1907. Marian Fish’s Wedding Calls Sociely JAIL POLICEMAN from Summer Homes to St. Bartholomew's OTR METCALE SAFE, BUT TWO MORE ; MEN ARE LOST mony in Fashionable Church. BRIDESMAIDS. —>-—_ Terhune Put in Tombs Cell for Swearing Hé Saw Secretary of the Navy and Family Are at Fortress Monroe. HAS NO Burglary. Miss Janet Fish Maid of Honor and Brothers of Couple Attend Bridegroom. >ORTED. | ATTACKS “THE SYSTEM,”} NEW MISHAP RE |Smith’s Plea that He Was Railroaded Gets Action from Jerome. i Launch of the Destroyer Wor- den, With Two Men Aboard, Is Missing. Boctety wil turn out en maase tht | afternobn to witness one of the mos notable woclal eventa of the season when Miss Marian Fish, only caughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, wl! be married at !. Bartholomew's Chur {Bpecia to The Evening World.) Leander Terhune, better known ax | R c ¢ 12—The super- duck.” ‘oot policeman from the NORFOLK, Ve The #UP®E~ | ty Albert Zabriekie Gray Bock,” a six-foot police m the} etition of sallors that one disaster in| Not one of the numerous Fist West One Hundred and Fifty-recond | the navy will be Immediately followed | friends and acquaintances has bre {rtrest police station, was sent to the omitted from the wedding lst. and 6,00 . | other appears to be confirmed by Tombs to-day, lacking @ 25,00 bond. on od aeration, Invitations have been sent out for the J @he report of the disappearance of ® | sa-gmony " the charge of perjury after Judge Ro-| faunoh oon men fr ervarts, hich f cand ouifure © | saleky and District-Attorney Jerome had Aeepeto-bow Worden witness the wedding of one of Ne nducted an extraordinary Inventign raft. was capsized and the: York's “smart set'a most popular | tion together tn Part TV. of General Sex @rowned the ace’ t will bring the lo- | women, for the Fish Net of eoquaint | sions. ! tal of men lost ne fleet up to fif- ances is vory large. and the bride lms Terhune's commitnient to await the im-| teen ° the al at. Hampton | insisted that none of her friends, oki mediate action of the Grand Jury server Row i ¢ eleven lost in| or young. shall be slighted. to emphaaiae the fact that occasionally the launch of the batile-ship Minnesota | Many society people have returned there is a flaw In “the system” which| Monday night from thetr summer homes to be prem binds members of the Police Department ‘The Woréen's Iaunch left Newport | at the ceremony and reception, and the together Into a secret protective alliance. | Mews for the veasel lying off Pine [marriage of Mre. Stuyvesant Fish's Incklentally tt probably spells release! Qacgh ier will rival th eoetal importa nm for Charles Smith, a former convict, now | Beach early to-day. The two seamen j ; aboard had bad trouble with the engine, | @he weddings of the younger smart = under conviction for burglary yy thought they could make | who have married (itlew On May B Smith, but said th : who t# twenty years | the ship. There was « high sea run- The ceremony will be performed + old, and o had been Iving at No. 28 | Bing and it [s likely that they went to Dr. Morgen Dix, Red by the Rev | Brqdhuret avenue, was tried before the bottom De. Theraak, OF Garring jShreseebiasis | Judge Rosalsky, Polloeman Terhune and Becreury of the Navy Metcatf and hie | full wedding choral service will be sung | a bwded Sieur Sat oe by the choir, Miss Fish's wedding gown js of white atin, with old point jace. A diamond ches up the lace in the back She will wear an expen Weat One Hundred and Fifty-second treet station, testified that they were | | passing the oandy store of Herbert R. Blackford, at No. %5 Weet One Hun- dred and Forty-fifth street, about 2 A ely at Fortress Mon- roe this afternoon from their trip up the James River in the lighthouse-tender Maple. They were missing since late | bucki jast night and the gravest alarm was | of the # perty arrived aive old point lace vell and will carry M. on May 10, when they saw Smith helr matet . gee writ imenel 21 not make her |® ouquet of pure white orchids |inside the shop trying to open the cash iS cance up to midnight no partitulag | There will be no bridesmaids, and drawer fr the Jameo River | Miss Fish will be attended only by Convicted on Their Word. was felt becaum etch supplied with mudbanks, and it | Mies Janet Fish, daughter of Mr. and was supposed she had run aground at | Mrs, Hamilton Fish Miss Janet Fish seme point where communication with | will wear @ white lace gown, with a Norfolk could not be e@tablished. On | blue sash, and a white Leghorn hat April 27 the \President was nearly | @he will carry @ bouquet of lilies of the twenty hours making the round trip | valiey from Norfolk to the Island. | Austin Gray will attend mis brother ‘All hope that any of the midshipman! as pest man, and the ushers will be @r wallors who started in the Minnesota's! giuyvesant Fish, jr, and Sidney Fish, launch for the fleet on Monday night! seoeners of the bride: John Clinton They had rapped tor re-Inforcements, they said, and surrounded the building, but the thief got away. Next day Ter hune arrested Smith. Both of the patr men positively identified bim as tt man they had seen vbrough the front window, The jury promptly convicted the defendant. He was remanded for sentence. Inasmuch as he had already RICHARD CROKER GIVEN FREEDOM 1 with thi e done time at Elmira, Judge Rosalsky | Fosa ouay prey peed or om. | OP8Y. 38, and Henry G. Gray brothers | Intended to give him a long term at eially notified the Navy Department|/% the Dridrgroom, and Reginald C.j Sing Sing that the eleven men were drowned. Tie | Vanderbilt. Charles De Loosey Oririchs, | | From his o@ll Smith wrote to Assistant | latest report is that the lunch was run| Arthur ano Weeks, jr; Reginald ~Viss Mart ara Fish Datriet-Attorney Hart, who prosecuted Clark, E. Ro Marvin, Kenneth T. Budd, Ie the case, saying he was the victim of police persecution and false testimony. Hw inaieted that he could prove an alibl, tf given @ chance. The plea so unpressed Mr. Hart that he suggested to his chief further Investigation down by & tug towing & cosi vars. | ‘The tux is said to have stopped after! Philip Livermore, J the collision and thrown a searchlight | 3. Barth tt of Boston. ever the surrounding waters, but thowe| is: paurtholomew's Church on board saw no signs of life or wreck- formed into a jower ta Ageovand resumed their course. ng Sora! tem ‘The launch was of the latest con- Lovering and os DOROTHY, THE PRESIDENT SAILS AROUND CITY ON |Owner of Derby Winner the Fourth American to Re- ry ; : The Jerome interested himself, In a very mruetion, with airtight compartments veinede Up, of white and pin | ceive This Honor. fow hours he became convinced that and wes unsinkable In a storm or an ree ie alma, ins rth an injustice had been done. He com in *. ordinary collision. The idea that the peonies of pink and w municated with Judge Romlsky and as rmingled w | DAUGHTER OF boller exploited nas been advanced by | Mra Stuyvesant Fish directed | that | (Copyright, 1907 Publishing} @ result the regular proceedings in some seamen, but the officers do mot | Bei. Snail be taken ‘to the patients | (Bpectas Cablesram to Nenlae Wortg.| Part IV. were halted to-day for an un- | 9 geht ana a vale Hospital, | LONDON, June Richard Croker’s| ¥sual inquiry si ses seulement | cup of happiness ts full. In addition Pinned Down, Disagreed | H to winning the Derby, he has been| Mr, Jerome first put Terhune on the 5 Kranted by the Dubin Corporation the] stand and required him to at his} | v _—_—s— freedom of the City of Dublin, an thon-| original testimony against Smith. Then 4 | or that has been accorded to but threa|he sent Terhune to the corridor and Her “Gentleman” Escort Rolls Goes to Oyster Bay for the Americans heretofore, it is not exag-|calied Kearney, the other policeman, 4 weration to say that Mr. Croker ts to-| forward. At firet Kearney was equally the Bones with Her and j Summer, and Hopes day one ef the most papular men in| positive that he had told the exact = | Ireland, not only because he humbled! truth in the trial of May Wins $1,200. to Rest. the lordly Wnglish sportumen with an| arter a while Kearney tried to evade} | ! Iriah-reared horse in the Derby, but be-| ine question of the District-Attorney 1 t eu . tam! cause of hie outapoken advocacy of the! winaily Mr. Jerome sald 1 Dorothy Russell, daughter of Lillian progident Roorevelt, his family and fullest measure of home rule. Be ere Wen cman Ut gadis ieee sta i] Russell, had an experience in a Long) official retinue skirted Manhattan Isl- Gen, Grant, on his triumphant tour rd on you, I know you have om a — od | Acre & fe cafe the other nig and in a tug this afternoon on bi ay | sround the world. follow servios hbo the force about a year vale | Tei Neos een dt is bome at Ovate t you belong to & good family up the ee Es i : will keep.-her guessing for some seth pla taidy that you belong te & good family fsaac_§= Goldman —_ Identifies) Was Walking Near Rails and| to come te to-day trying to ais-| St Jer uta F | meriy_& school teacher.” At any" rate , i i c 5 on ther sa : ainst 0 a 1 tio United State, [you are intelligent. Now, it you ‘will Young Prisoner in Hack- Didn't Heed Warning paren nether ah NPAT np AAINSE M| Sncors ae Gonsteation, which brought relitt Tete | tal the aruth, im pivinwe You That z ; brace game or played tn he x ya America to Deome of Ire. | your superior officers, will not be (oo c ‘ te 8k jeeply tanned jar p 1880. "air 5 5, don y ensack Jail. Shouted to Him. The comlo opere queen's daughter Hie akin was dewply tance’ Hie et oi Mone ———— sauntered into particular cafe wiih Mt tug Lan.) Ametican Ce aondon he wan pone ¢ Prening World.) A well-dressed young man, carrying @ known rhan-about-town, and the | to take him to Long] “Granting the treeiom ot ref that’ Terhune. the of the : mee Rune Earnie. | ely ot esr mire gdae tel Gown eta table | whence te rode by train (0 DUPUn It ni and: foram that niuye yee] Peto ad Ginaypeared and nil Young sailor in uniform from the bat- | mpted to board a moving sari ike icman ot maaan like de deviated from. ‘The full text of the| several other policemen had reached the Uerhip Connecticut whe was commit: | train bound. for .the ' ident of the voyage about | resolutian giving the freedom of Dupin | building in response to his signals ted to the Hackensack Jall two weeks | Beach Park, Coney | dice and shoot craps,” her escort sus : i adenoid th Dwar te fe . Agreed to Testify Se ee eee pe | He missed bis| gested the Ratiery was the blowing overboan of the unique af the wayward son of Isaac Goldman, ; ig | dotias Pgh po Me Deen ni aigas ave to "make ® report at staulo Ty ereatthiy orien of William and strug ic From the start the man-about-town| 4{ m » was Lees house regarding his failure to ehow up Frankigrt streets, New York. The youth ty, and Killed | cone aloo setis wine) had s remarkable ° Pr: Us party inclided Mrs. wh iJ ogped 88 ‘ 01 gave his name ag Benjamin Williams. found in his pocket ne | run of luck, and in # o-der ha. maewerent ; Mrs. Cowles. sea wile af oon ae I “ Hie father ea him in the jail nced that he was Her-| vested $4 of Dorothy's money, Tne ieer-Admire remry ant Mibig b ie smith here thie afiernoon, but the jt No. 619 Bixth mreet. | $400 was only a beginner, “Come seven tata. | ———>—_—_. une was w fa nineteen, refuted to tell of his esca- | POON __g oF eleven.” waa wiluperes over the dine) °t, - | WAITER HELD FOR TRIAL. |‘ 9 the man you mw the page, It mothers birthday! CADETS BACK ON SUMNER. eRe: SARS Sh SORE Oeane FAK: , cs store?” asked Mr. Jerome, puinting to a letter tr sayiig ne wee, trensport Bumner, ‘having on) oi. heinnes PN ai Rao wit ab Mam Suspected of Taking Mew. | Biwi, 1 think 00,” faltered the young the Hackensack ja ald Sr, G | the Weet Point Military Academy | hag Seuanall hous’ it tess. ke muds |e , xoe he will vamdenbiliia Wanity lec: pol sabe elt 4 who have been on @ y r) Tee attest | main. the he te powitiver” asked Judge will let his « hestown xposits ived and era with the ¢ Goes to Jail desertion. weet Point | pb. thy n frie he. Mal PPAR MOGHIENS BA teas arveniod a fam cecal th in Si r | Induced eturn the ss) 9°? Rida ieateass oer oe engantion Sipe He wante to send i jot u | ’ ‘ | andarvlit's § vanity box { - —_— n ” 4 it 1 months be- | | } ID you ever walk into a } to . 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