The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1911, Page 3

IDENTIFIES GUN {THIS POETS’ UNON [2 AS ONE HE GAVE) WILL BE LIMITED NYGRATH'S VICTIM: TO TWO MEMBERS; Fellow - Policeman’s Evidence | Miss Paez, Who Wr Writes Verse, | Aids Defendant—Wife’s Becomes Bride of Seumas | Father on Stand. MacManus To-Day. ! CONTRADICTS WALKER, Testifies That It Was He, Not} Writer of Folk Lore Stories Mrs. McGraht's Caller, Who | There Met Granddaughter Trimmed Christmas Tree, of Venezuelan Hero, ROMANCE OF IRELAND.! Ex-Poltce Captain Michael Smith was the first witness to-day at the trial tn the Cou: rts Matthew J. Ey Ethel Lloyd Patterson. | This is the wed! s day of Cata- Violante Pao. man hammer throw : Also it ts wed- Walker tn the th home early on ding day of Seumas Christmas morning. Capt MacManus. And as Smith is the | the Fates would have tt so, it Is to father of Mrs. McGrath, He was called to controvert W story that he had gone to the \ euch other they are home at the to be married to help Now, a wedding the te always a suf Mrs, W ly intportant to the sple most cons! urily a mat- two evening sever nes at Wood's Hotel, | @ resort of the nei~hborhcod Twas at w cerned it is not necoss Smith told yer Philip Brennan, the| tet of interest to the general p | big policeman’s counsel, “from 7 o'clock} However, the marriage of Miss Paez to in the evening of the day before Christ-| Mr, MaoManus js not an ordinary affair. mas until! 11 o'clock at night. I trimmed] Ta begin with, both the bride and the nas tree with her help. She] bridegroom w When I went} F you have Fhe Sint | Srenusla It may be! more of Mr, Mac- Irtah tales and bal- nd it is alto- admit th s sociologi- he had net Mr. Mace That was three years ago. and Miss Paez paused he had tui st friends for time. fight, but a while we aged to having owned 1 andt t Is reale thought it was a rev ere Is to tell,” to Walker some time any rate, is was size and color of Walker Walker had testified that Lass had once given him a very different Just When Is a Secret, “How long have you been engaged?" | I asked. “Oh, really, 4s one he gave 1 do not want to answer Perolves to be Fenniad” ana questions that, ted gitt Paez, “the: so dreadfully nal.” | The Assistant Distri It may as well d here and| question ad tly done al tive wor waiting for| in the room of her r Broadway, and so I was ition to make a on tothe duration of the er The maid who opened the door had shown me into the nt} asked Mr on and the crowde Priests Tes Lal ¢ Manus, I took Ineson to pro Walker Mrs. MoGr Brennan objected on the even had there be a ance between Walker and Mra. McGrath, tt | Gd not attect the is sas to whetner ath found a ma own to him | q Was tot jusiified ssuming that the stranger was a burziar Judge D dined (en taur MeD ‘5 Bast Fifth street, 1 ture man, was r ntro- | t But we shall r heada examination * a introduced the and I sh already 5 John Walker, » had a hammer The summing Butcher Says y Hie Him“ With Stick and Dispossexsed Him, Araham Ly 4 butcher, who ; ; Ned was disp his landlady and 1 Tom . Ned ari wakes Ma 1 1 \ \ was he 1 itd 01 look 1 agh | tueried Mrs, Gallaghe Not an Outdoor Girl t i La Well ; NAVAL FUNERAL FOR JAP. teward on U, % Recetying Ship) 1 hay Gets Pout | 4 eclal to The Evening World tramy esa! w NorFo.! rs bom Ir A 1 as Miss Pu ‘ 1oat om t 1 ‘ Mila Franicl @ Nor \ 1 ORNs: , Aas A was to-da 1 ; s vurtal 1 x Naval Come, | avout such pt ; ducted at A 5 by ¢ 6 wo " ‘ wctual Patrick r mp ron MacMa 2 my 6 H if you ca ted. |" t ; a Hut Tosa I sad epee Who W o hear a gra * wax fo ) age an An le died | tory W 8 a grandda ym cancel, to think? THE EVENING WORLD, ay of Seumas MacManus, Writer | 0 Was Courted Among Irish oe | { | HARE SKIRTBAN CROPSEV PUTSBAN IN ILLINOIS WITR ONSDANCERALLS, FINE AS PENALTY ALLINMIARHATTAN Bill Sa rais Women Recommends That Licenses Be | lative Leg to Wear Garment—Re- Refused Them — Watching strictions on the Hobble. Places in Other Boroughs, SPRINGFIELD, U1, March 9. Harem! alls in Manhatan and hobtle kirts € the subject fit to have ti a bill presented 4 x) ELCranesy oa act. Mr as forwarded to-day . f the Bu : s r's in 4 the ite ban is placed upon the ij 2 Kirt’ by the which pro: places put under the ban woman appearing in publ r cue ank and James ve for violat of the y West One Hu Doyers West Thirty-ninth Ys Dam Ro: MeDermott, Chath ers stre In Ditte ow the Sa The direct cause ¢ Keng t Fegmell, 110 Wes 1 fad news: from | FINDS HEN Bc BOY ABLAZE. ‘ ae : Children, t moved to t fea (Stay ‘ 2 5 , 4 Ls pres SUES SCHINAS! | FOR $6,685. d wrapped sa r f 1 Mh he rn , ‘ | , and 1 , 1 i | What ' mad nJ ', t : | n i he “The Mystery of the Burnt Barn” ts : s another of the Ped Triangle series of + hen | Complete Detective stories in hook form being given every woek with the Sunday Weat Fiftlet tree Me sled ‘| world. Thin ie a thrilling story of a an a ‘ ? ‘ | perplexing aysterz aud its eventual years old and a widower, He solution by the great London (No. 7 West Palty-fourth street. Gt it free with next Buaday's World, os THURSDAY MAROH 9, 1911. CROWDS MENACE SECOND MARRIAGE ~MMRS. MELBER ON ALSO WINDS UP IN WAY TO COURT, SMASH FOR THEM “Ought to Be Poisoned or! Two Weddings anda Kidnep-| CLEVELAND Hange the Prisoner Is Led Past. Say Women as | ping in the Johnsons’ Trou bled Marital Career. ONLY 14 HOURS From Broadway NEW YORK ToEuclid Ave. CLEVELAND BOX IS JURY FILLED, | | Prosecution’s Allusion to Mur- ° dered Child in Opening Address Brings Tears. 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