The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1911, Page 16

ee * \ t b i h SNGER INASYLUM PINKNEY HEIRESS = THREE YEARS SANE, CAN'T SHAKE OFF =. DECISION OF way Committee of Miss ( Ft in Chante? s Mrs. Fight for Personal Man- Property Sought Readjudica- tion of Her Insanity. CAN MANAGE ESTATE. « But Former Brooklyn Contral- ended to Cannot Go Free Under | h! This Finding. ‘Mies Laura S Chapman, at on @ famous church singer In Br who for the past three years has be: an inmate of the Long Island State a Middletown State He sane, was to-day ompetent t Sheriff's Jury “1 sane and vapman 1s » The pres- nugnt by David 8, committee of Miss Chap- man's person and estate, for the pu pose of having the earlier adjuc that she was incompetent declared * lar. | The once celebrated contralto was) commttted to the Long Island State | Hospital y Judge Dike of Brooklyn in 08, She was com- miftted as a pauper, though she had at! the time an estate valued at about $1400. Her aged mother, Mra, Groves, was commited at the same time, Miss man owned two houses, one at No. Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, and an- other at Bergen Beach Feared Theatre on Property. The Bergen Beach house is near one | of Percy Williams's theatres, and it) was alleged he proceedings bef Judge Dike the two women we obsessed with the idea that Mr. W fams planned building another theatre on the premises of their home. | Miss Chapman had earned every dollar that was put into her property by her singing, but at the time she was com- mitted, It was alloged that her two | come to support her and her mother, ‘The mother died in the Long Isla State Hospital. Later the daughter wi transferred to Middletown, Recently Mr, Jones, the committee, sought to | effect a sale of one of Miss Chapman's houses, The Title Guarantee and Trust company refused to pass the title for Mr, Jones on the ground that ‘hapman had not been regularly nitted. Therefore Mr. Jones action to have the commitment ¢ egular. Severa) cousins of o"lss Chapman who | live in Ohio appeared by counsel bee | fore the Sheriff's Jury and opposed the effort to readjudicate thelr kinswoman sylum phy insane, Although se jans testified that Miss ¢ sopelessly in , the, Sheriff found that she was sine and co! manage her property. Comm . Dok Will fle his report with Justice Kelly in Brooklyn next Tuesday, Can't Leave Asylum Yet. If the higher courts uphold the Ju Rroadway WILSON ACAIN U URGES RECALL LAW FOR JERSEY. PRINCESS IRENE SOUND; ONLY RUDDER DAMAGED. tive Btory to be gives in bo: with next Sunday's World, set of thirteen completo stores. Got the set, i | at CN (2B) they are not Store and om toy Olfice yous € Office bs a ‘ToLev’' in TO-DAY'S Vacancies © monninG WorRLp. “SIX CENT VERDICT woman had tn er and from Miss Curtiss-Lawrence Loses | ioney to 3 BY THE POLICE Mr, Shaw gave | to Casey’s Reputation and | » tate thik 14 | Personal Feelings. y wane and agement of Millions. RICH MRS. BLAIR ARRAIGNED. | “mugged” for something he did not do. a Brooklyn brought in a sealed verdict in r of Willlam Casey | against #undry policeman connected | with the forew across the river. Casey wan arrested Jan. 4, 190, taken | to Headquarters, photographed and then | | indicted and acquitted. He then !nati- | tuted mult against Gen, Bingham, who arraigned before siaky in General Sessions. to the Dts- f The Telephone Directory is the most frequently used publication in New York City T is on the desk of every business man. It is in every home of the better class. It is in every room of every hotel in the city. The Tele- phone Directory is to be found in every place where information is sought, such as information bureaus, ticket offices, drug stores, cigar stores, etc. It is consulted by over one million people each day. Advertising space in the Telephone Directory is for sale. The field of its advertising influence is broad. It covers the whole metropolitan area. 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The jury found that six cents damage had been 1 plaintiff. ‘The coats in the cage | jake the arrest cost the policemen |My more than the damages, and the ri Brooklyn Jury Fixes Damage |"* * technical victory for the plaintif, University Professor Drowne Goldbach, a professor in Latin, Greek and English at Georgetown Unt was drowned in the Potoma | while canoeing with two stu canoe capsized as Goldbach Tt takes six cents worth of a man's | ing for his hat, which ' l-Tifts standard was fixed to-day when |= THE EVENING WORLD, ca LLL! APRIL 11, 4911. Father John’s epard, Lieut, Wal. ith, Morris Pokler, April 11, ~ Franets ac had ¢. ten out. WORK MOND: B. Altman & Cn. FOR THE EASTER SEASON NEW DESIGNS AND MATERIALS IN WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS AND DRESSES, COATS AND WRAPS. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED MILLINERY. YOUNG MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS. GB. Altman & Cn, MARVEX GLOVES. 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VRHNM EE MRE OH a oe HH EWHERMH WHERE 8H ENE RY i The Return of Sherlock Holmes STORY No. 2 bi “The Adventure of the Norwood Builder” cee x x x % # x # x x x x x a Fy # Fi} x x Fy i % x x x x Free id With Complete Every Detective Copy i Story of ; FH i || in Booklet ae \# Sunday’s > | |q Fem World Fi) that the Sherlock Holmes stories by A. Conan Doyle— the ones now being given free, in booklet form, with copies * of the Sunday World—stand unapproached as masterpieces of their kind. All the world knows Sherlock Holmes. Fis wonderful powers of deduction and constructive reasoning have been no better displayed than in “The Adventure of the Norwood ; Builder,” the story to be given as a special supplement with I: The World next Sunday. This is not a “cut out” or a part of the regular edition x of the Sunday World, but is a pocket edition booklet prir ated in large readable type within covers illuminated in colors— x : just like one would buy at the stores at ten cents per copy, ts The first story of this series of thirteen was given with * The World last Sunday. The remaining twelve will be simi- % | * larly distributed, one each week for the next twelve Sundays, * H Be sure and get the set. They will rest your mind from I the way of fascinating detective narratives it is conceded Ho SR RE RH — mea ata x x Needless to say Sunday Worlds are in greater demand % than ever before. Tell your newsdealer in advance to save shea i