The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1907, Page 4

FEN PRSON POLICEMAN ON FORNIOT GETING |THE 08 SOLS HUBB'S DINER) AN ELOPEMENT beth Dunn Fined $10 by Court, Who Advised Hus- band Not to Pay It. _|KNOCKED DUNN DOWN. Preity Romance Fried to a Frazzle in Kitchen of a Brooklyn Mansion. MERRY-GO-ROUND TALE. e Relented and Carried Deli- ' }, cacies to Her at the Police i Station. By Butting In the Bluecoat Keeps the Heroine from Be- coming a “Bigamenne.” | Mire. Elizabeth Dunn, who is bullt.on (Giheon lines, with a little to spare tn h of shouMer and firmness of Andrew Anderson's path of true love |not only failed to run smooth, but {t eprung a crop of hurdles. hedges and water Jumps on him that -has jolted, was fined $10 to-day tn the|@ll the romance out of him and left! him nursing a bieeding heart tn the ourt My Milena Folles Court for Mailing) pain avyeae police station, Brook. | cook her husband's dinner. lyn. aglow ie the cashier of a whirl- } ft was at the instance of her husband, | ing Jingy metimes called a merry. | "Dunn was arrested, | €0-TOUNG, at Coney Ialand, and he first 2 venltacke in was arreste’ | auw her poised upon the Mon with the fs a tidy Vttle man with watery | ewishy tal) eyes and dark hatr, carefully par-| Thousands of the falr bave whirled fn the middle. When he unfolded| Deere the eyes of Andrew Anderson - but none who coukt cast #0 dainty tale of wos to Magistrate Vorhees| oni graceful a shadow as Florence ihe bad the tail of one eye focussed on} Linn. Andrew sin his eyes off the lc aw pres Propertions Ut mie wife Pest i ind ite fair When she ed mt a wate Cistance from her ed ty his little stall for “another | Wirourhout the proceedings. Ms nervous fingers passed \ber he «aid in a mild, tsp- enough cardboard to give her home from my work| the diss of a whirling Dervish had ashe | evening. Tam hun over used them all , but there ts no dinner forme, My refuses utterly to take me into feration. When I ask her why fa no inne: she glares at me ard! if I want to ent why don't I get it fingors touched | ted her And back a, @inner myself. day The young man “ .eopleas’ night, and was a iittle will No Dinner Last Night. ees od 9 When ene reached ner Gainty No. 4 d+ PHalt the time she ts not home when] nana in for more tickets. He was vold, iget there, Last night ben I got! wpered to her ty mount she was not there. mor was there with the pink and purpla| thing for me to eat. I give her ty of money to buy food and haye very patient.) But last night my itignes was exhausted and I had her ted. f Mra. Denn laughed behind her hand her husband was talking. get the gold ring,” hel Agun st 2 showed two Uttle rows of pearls. re were more smiles and more caressings OLLEN | “This is no laughing matter,” said of finger tps, and then conversation and ~ fatie Court, severely. “It Is every wife's! then burning glan Dan Cupid, who a ty to get hér husband's dinner. What} ¥34 9*1 toes to & mMaAinway have you for having failed te do | Of tie w nDy, shot another dart for good luck, and then went winging on his way along the Deaches, chuck- Ming over the good job he had made = BOY CRACKSMEN. Dunn stammered a feeble ex- Bhe had been detained at a house. of it. — “That's what sho always says,” he romance was soon anlent enough juapped Mr. Dunn. he pages of a Laura Jean Libby “In that case, then, I will fine you novel. Florence told Andrew all about cs ** gald the Magistr "and I advise | hersel husband not to pay the fine until have muffered some punishment.” . Dunn had no money with her fend was led away to the prison pen whe strode forward majestically, how she Uved with her wealthy aunt, Mrs. Mattie C, Mason, at N Her kinswoman was a very firm, aris toer: woman sighed Florence and ly vibrating with wrath, Mr. Duna | woulg nover consént to her marrying a up behind her and said: | caster of a carousal # for your own good) Bat Andrew thought It over and read jorted and swung round| up tn ine Pemily Btory Paper next meting he was fairly co Tole For His Own Good. with ideas. le for your own good that Tao | “How abot nd | breathed In John and Albert Rosello Had $5,000 Worth of Loot in Garret. Wet rh, an elopementt* he 3 sweetheart’s ear. Phat would be just too thrilling for| Two doy Charles the said, nestling a o|guiliy to a ® ot m. Andrew was a litu is- | Mt trate Vo Coney Island reso: had been ar t r : wari-room had f o th " sa | Police Court after they ecaenes. Nee i oe that she hed not said, r later he r . ay the girl in the story dia. | rested ‘of delicac 5 ret he was pi Seta ands. and Albert Row en years old it and @ jar o Where are y ea Magia To tell you seat ty a |they planned it all yn] 41 the Witen'ng Heur. vertiapcubeaahigemebet gg ; Be prison fare.” At the witching hour of midaig in a. _ IFE OF BANKER drew war to the Madison 6| 1th # dress sult. case a She woud have he -usseau ready on the kitchen mansion w wave # haudk r quent slonper wa Phe initiz] move in the matrt moniel | May y Apdreson dug ui; 4 4 y. George Gordon ia stice §=Bilanchard » weekly Jalimony for re. Post, p © ae ih erminstion of her eult for a sevara sioner ( Bien, Hy alsr-asked a counsel fee of Bio, Henry C. Eldert appeared as counsel the banker { not a word was ch lawyer up & lean speak & rward is Beeretary of the were married was Mra. Jo t over a dinn Wey. London, in itw t first sig and ¢ ig POs ig return to N Are you good Thomford w “me Ques une AL. stealt ns your neigt Sow, Keren’ the piritand : . bers cant’ answer? ’ ‘ © ° ’ » an Then try and think e bhe / es ; of some sort of a po- ern oretap ' tition for man, woman eried. » . boy or girl, and ask any " ore and clubs be reader of World “Help ‘ Wanted” Ads, whefe you det find eniployment of tha ; tleular kind. The & sag f 4 he will turn te Aly World Want Dis ig was ‘ M aa aioned ; our abt t said Tham » fine ESSE LEWISOHN IMPROVIl. Mill protasting ahd weeping whe Come Ieland 40 a pn an a ee ny Sih her will be 4 dismal as repo: t pore to the kitehep. 8 in ‘Andraw's whiting finny te wonrculy Minal te much improved f Bit Goo eel round fing cokes |2 stone's Vhrew from her prison walls. aia he passed up of Banker Augustus T, Post mierig tage, Assim 2 hon an was tinge in the Supreme Court to- etting You Do Said Deputy C ee eal wn THE EVENING WORLD, ‘| Principals sin EHlopement Romance Spoiled ee Easy,"? mis- cmdervable ulgpt TUESDAY, Vigilant Policeman am GIAL'S DEATH INQUIRY Convicted With Three Others « of Conspiracy to/Get P $3,000. JUNE 25. 19076 VESTHAKERS fh STAKE. MENACE SLU BRUMMELS Waistcogis Are Likely Higher Than Are Cut. -+ | | LIVING WAGES. Every Need in Jewelry Is Met at Lamberts. 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