The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1909, Page 16

wee and that everything was over between them. He told me that he had spent eleven days with Mme. Hamea ys at ee villa at Vallombrosa, that thi quarrelled there, and he had iett her." Mother-In-Law Feared Worst. But Mamma Neumoegen did ni . 1 place much rellance on that qu. Is, She felt that astral | finittes are vague and ufcertain ele- and anid, she alleges, to her lo aon-ln-law, Baritone de Gogorza in Merely | .." Astral Toils, According woman (Emma he will have you that cried de Gogorza, to that effect, allowing his proper artistic tremolo to ex- ne torn state of his psychometric to Affidavits. n her aMdavit, the me iM i NOVEL GROUND OF SUIT |e, ‘oun cc ee i return of i Overs 1 No Misconduct Alleged, but ie en Court Is Asked to Give uct of the Separation, | Pow Were anal n ite ii finally tol PW | port, and whe ve did 1 that not take his w 1 ‘As the story of Emilio de Gogor: Jeged infatuation for Mme, Emma 4s continued In the affidavits that from time to time are filed in the sult for sej aration brought by the wife of the f mous baritone a unique romantic glamor attaches to Mme, Eames. ‘he last doc- ument to. go on record describes the |“ beautiful prima donna as a sort of psychle co-respondent. Her soul 1s guilty of winding de Gogarza In Its) , psychic tolls, but her fleshly ego ts nocent of any wrong, according to Mrs. ninety-one ‘on tells of meeting de Go- nid him that he was getting 1a contract davit, she de Gogorza, In other words, the relations of Mme. y as- this Eames and the baritone are pure! tral, and, for all legal purpose: famous pair of artists might as well impalpable psychomeres that have float. | ed away from their mortal cotls and gone forth in their soul-love to tread the mazes of the circumambient. Such a situation in artistic circles ts rare. At least, few wives of artistic men are willing to concede, in going in- to court, that the alienation of their husband's affection fs purely an affair ‘BRITISH | EXPLORER “FAILS TO REACH SOUTH POLE. Lieut, Shackleton and Party Forced to Turn Back When Within | 400 Miles of Goal. | ~A cablegram was n- by falsely swearing that she was dead, T cation and to clothe her. District Attorney Knott he denied the | -| charge made by Assistant District At- "| torney Appleton yesterday that he had | , | Sistants, o'clock and engaged a bathroom. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1909, WAITS FOR “DADDY” AT DOOR OF COURT Little Daughter of Martin H. Norman Impatient as Per- jury Trial Proceeds, Public Confidence You won't ever find While Martin H. Norman was on the witness stand in Judge Malone's part of the Court of General Sessions to-day denying his guilt in seeking to get control of his little daughter's fortune medicine or “ocure’ of any nature advertised in the New York City Surface Cars. As a result, there ex- ists a bond of confidence between New York City Surface Car advertisers and the public which is a distinct asset to any business Read the cards in any Surface Car operated in a patent the litle girl was pacing feverishly up and down the corridor leading to the court room from which she was ban- ished yesterday beseeching her attend- ant to "teli Daddy I want him.” Norman, when questioned by his at- torney, Clark L, Jordan, said that his only wish in getting control of his lit- tle girl's money was to reinvest It, as the four and a half per cent, It ylelded Was not sufficient to pay for her edu- He wanted | to take her to Germany, to the home of his mother. | When cross examined by Assistant falsely sworn to the child's death. | 3 N Cini TRU to tau Hae taetite ane] Manhattan, Bronx. nounced the death of the child, but said) Richmond or the Fifth that he did not swear to any paper he , = signed in the as eof a notary,as Avenue Auto 'Buses— he d no now the h ked ’ Pic with at th f ius attorney, Me, that's where the proof is. Rast, was Ho thou| at | : ; : this man of Mr. B s- | Dealings direct with —<o————— DROWNED INA BATHTUB, ; Man Stricken with Apoplexy Falls N ew Y oO r k C 1 t yi Face Down in Water. Car ‘Advert iS] ng Company Fifth Avenue Telephone 4680 Madison principals only. Albert Leg, of No. & Orange street, | Brooklyn, was drowned tn the bath- house, No, 42 Duffleld street, yesterday \ afternoon, He went there yesterday at 2 When he did not appear within an hour an attendant went to the room and found Leg lying face downward in the tub, An effort to revive him failed and Dr. Mulvaney was called from the { direct from of the soul, absolutely and unquall- peuisen Brooklyn Hospital, He said Leg had 4 i 1 on, the British | Brooklyn Hospital He sald Lee had) you CAN DYE AN EGG with the Rain. fiedly platonic. “earlier in the|ing and had been drowned: Leg was a (0g easter Jae Dre Pavers xiveo FREE tite Es eaatierien Bie ee x hed the hinist, fifty years old. Iimited. Order in advance, happlly for ten years," she says, “and a cd until his concert tour with Emma oe Eames there were no differences be-| \* | tween us and nothing to indicate that | we were not temperamentally suited to | eacls other.” i This affidavit diary of a neglected hment of the jealous or inter- land, this baritone fering. him and played accompanime hour, For ten years, she devoted her whole energy to help him train his golden yolce. She shared ! his disappointments and his poverty only to this end, When the money be- gan to come in, he cast her off and fluttered away to a platonic paradise Sald He Had Been Crazy. Mrs. Rebecca Neumoegen, the bari- tone's mother-in-law, reveals, in a new, afMdavit, that even phychometric at- tachments are not continuously har- | Mrs, Neumoegen states under | Explorer Is Silent. a WOMAN SAVED FROM WRECK. Wife and Crew of the Captain, Roastgnol Arrive Here, monious. oath: “When my son-in-law returned 1 trom his first trip with Mme. in December, 190, man, He began to home at nights, He f went to Europe in the summer of Whe he returned he saw me in the apart- ment and sald to me: “*You were angry with me when I left, and you had every cause to be. But I will assure you that I was crazy last year. This year Iam sane. I have ad my eyes opened.’ a William Mathews, Mrs. of the er nooner Re eon th as coast to-day on the steamer | Christobal. gnol was lying off shore/ na squall drove her ashore away from veses] was a total loss. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought /“Y said I was very glad to hear him! Bears the gay that, and then he told me that) he had a quarrel with Emma Eam Signature of JAMES MoCREERY & GO.) 23rd Street 34th Street On Wednesday, March the 24th. | LADIES’ SUITS. Three-piece Tailored Suits, made of Eng- lish Serge. 24.00 and 32.50 Walking Skirts of Serge .........4+..8.50 In Both Stores, SHIRTWAIST DEP’TS. A large Importation of French Waists, the latest, designs. Made of Nainsook, French Lawn and Sheer Linen, trimmed with Valen- ciennes, Cluny and Irish Crochet Laces. At moderate prices. | Lingerie Waists trimmed with dainty laces and embroideries, 2.25 to 12.75 Waists manufactured in workrooms on the premises, made of fine material, strictly tailored. The workmanship and smartness of styles makes these models distinctive. In Both Stores, In Both Stores, f SOROSIS SHOES. New Spring models for Men, Women and Children, JAMES McGREERY & GO. 23rd Street 34th Street ‘JAMES McCREERY. & CO: 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS. On Wednesday, March the 24th. Fine Muslin Curtains......ce.seseeeseeeees 1.00, 1.50 and 1.75 pair Imitation Filet, white‘or Arab color,........ 6.50, 7.50 and 9.50 pair Irish Point..... sone) Cee 7 vate) Novelty Lacet and Marie Antoinette......... 8.00, 9.50 and 12.00 pair CURTAIN: MATERIALS. Sheer Fine Muslin, numerous designs, 40 inches wide. 124c per yard usual price 20¢ Printed Casement Tissues and lace stripe Organdie. 15c per yard usual prices 20¢ and Ruffled Embroidered Swiss. White or colors. 25¢ per yard usual price 3$¢ to Soc RUG DEPARTMENTS. Oriental Rugs. Silky Mahal Carpets. Small patterns or medallion centres on red and blue grounds. Ranging in size from ro ft. x 8 ft. 8 in, to 16 x 12 ft. 76.50 to 152.00 value 115.00 to 225.00 A new assortment of Silky Shiraz, Belooch- istan and Shirvan Rugs. Average size 3 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 6 in. 23.00 Domestic Rugs. Extra quality Axminster Rugs, Oriental designs and colors. Size qranraltevert mm one it orn ON EAe) usual price 23.00 JAMES McGREERY & 60. 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores, JAMES McCREERY & CO,’ TRIMMED HATS. On Wednesday, March the 24th. Showing of new Hats for Dress and Street wear, including all the late French models as well as many exclusive and original ideas An attractive stock of Automobile Hats and Bonnets, 34th Street Store, Thirty-fourth Street. Children’s ) Playing |, Cards Coats Box styles, double breasted; in all wool dainty light color A good, strong, cel- ' fie als; col+ luloid finish playing card, Hea. Gath the equal ot any 25¢, pockets; sizes to $ cand on the market, in years; a value sel- orders) dom fount under WEST leet STREET w, at ! morrow, a of SATISFACTION CUARANTEGOE OR MONEY PROMPTLY REEUNDED| 11.24 |; hs RESTAURANT 30c) =~ Women’s Silk Coats 2 Oaly 1,250 of them in the lot, exactly like cut, which we had made to our order from RICH BLACK TAFFETA SILK, which we secured at a remarkable underprice, enabling us to offer 3 a al coat at a price Panay less than cost of raw silk. 2.98 Samnnle Suits, Worth $25, A $14.98 Ladies—do you realize what ‘‘sample’ means? unusual painstaking for showing to the trade. probably modelled after an imported model. $2; sale price, to- en the 8th Floor—Our 5-Course Table d’Hote Dinrer, Served 11 A. M. to 2.30 P.M, at.. not iin pres ‘aid, new Directo to 40, collar, sleeve wi tis, sizes 32 positively sile price worth de It means a suit made with It means an criginal creation— We make Free Alterations, ther 2 or of styles, fabrics. ng which He yw T WITHG acock or black, (Power eeu ~~~T Clearance Sale of Lingerie Waists ° : z = bil ie Mis- eves upon cri sti ery sheer ymely and H w Ith To Order naterials Sell e : to-morrow This Walst, 1,00. A Decisive Saving of $1.50 on These 0 9 Colored D Girls’ sci Dresses Shrewd, economic shoppers need no urging to buy these garments; they're head-over-shoulders above any other Git s dress value to be found in New York, h box pleated waist, hand- h contrasting colors, new ck , buttoned do Oo WHI TE LAWN DRE f lace and bertha of 850 10 M4. Sale Mothers: Fy t Miss This Sale of 9 Two Pair Boy srr" Suits This is YS | tale—a special lot—and a special price for to-morrow. A dandy value—suits that ordinarily bring from s to $5. rine dress sted Suits with’ one pair pair Knicker Pants, ussian or Sailc with two pair of bloc to 10 years, made of Ch ns se Suits of navy blue cheviot and mixtures; si 16 year value; ee ay £198 1 quality cassie Tie; douple breasted, cut extra full; sizes 6 special, from 9 tot P. At less a manufactarer’s cost. Every rug perfect; $10 Keversible here are three wanted sizes, all colors, a score of Brussels Rugs, 5.98 designs, going ri to-morrow at Reversible Brussels Rugs; size 9x12; choice Spring pat- Oxi2 ft 7.6x10.6 ft 6x9 ft n 13 exquisitely beautiful pat- : S Value $12.50, Value $10. Value $7.5 terns, Rugs that terns; regularly sell regularly sold at exclusive | Stores at $17; here to-morrow. . pee ON ot NE OC IE Oh “Palace” Folding Wash Goods "Wikahy: Savingl in the Go-Carts _ AL | WHITE BATISTE |___ Notion Store rds of various qualities, in ‘i i lingerle, dotted Swiss ¢ otation reaueulay Are numerous and plenty. A Wwonder/ul economy event for dressmakers, etc. Most strenuous price- hite India Bic | Smith’s Brussels Rugs Extra all wool; every rug guaran- teed perfect; size 9x11.6; in Worth up To-morrow, cutling. lustration; green, g [Yard csseeeereeees F . F sue of hs or —TBRNTED LAWNS Lo New 1 Aaa Skirt Forms each, te] | ——1 mail orders Printed pe Ina great va | va Thie form t# automatically adjusted, and none to sh) dealers) To-morrow, 5 ! \ file price, nesday only at, WIRE HAT PINS- lent cde head 16 full papers, value 100, Atsseecees Yardy cveeliy ess | BED SHEETS | Only 1,000 dozen In the tot; stze 72x 9; good quality poe BAPETY PINS—Hew muslin ntre seam. worth 45¢ i s 18e| MES AUPFORT ERS = eos $8.50 ie enamel Beds, 4 $8). Like cut, with masstve continuous posts, very heavy cast corners, fanc scroll design on head foot. Regular $3.50; sale I} sizes, at Jood quality, 2- Hirt walsts, under. exe eeptlorl val- per dozen... | TABLE CLOTHS | ___ German Linen Hemstitched eh: | ity; Cloths, In all neat designs; slight- ly solled; regular price $1.50; special, Wednesday only, at,