The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1911, Page 12

—— FOLLOWED R. » UPSAN JUAN BUT a a i Won Widow's Hand, but j She Found Him Out. | @HE WAS SE TO JAIL. She Paid Rent as She Did Be- fore and Will Now Shaken Him. She's | WFNS __THE EVENING WORLD, | pecarse it wae the first intimation tot fo had of the nature of Buck- asiness. She Pald the Rent. | Previousiy she had gone to her work ¥, Jeaving her hy m his a SECOND EXPLOSION OF ARSENE DRUM JARS RVER ONT Mysterious Chemicals Blow Up their home od for her weven- e time in prison If as an officer al fees, AS “ne swore he | as ne was lbera returned to her home walked in and net tare BH there | jest. 3 that he propose! to kill her Near I iner’s Pier, Where But ane pertuaded him ¢o ae te ny | Man Was Killed. ing up and ye hundred aed ‘Twenty-fifth street, the wife asserts, | € . tral The explosion of two tron 5 cons fashion” and “dressed tmmac | taining chemicals In front ¢ Red J : nought the wife last wit gtar Lar , one last night, 7 iston ovee Buckiin 5'* h 1 fatal conse s, and the other this n was heard to murmur! morning, with such force #a to shake | Never again! caused an in © Bureau of | ras Egan arrived wae yt WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911. Reece ana evening after dinner he went up to subject It to a thorough demonstration Shortly before midnight Henry, the proprietor, ainelied gas and traced tt bathroom. He found Palmer, In the tube almost covered by The gag was escaping from one e rubber connect) pipes which ome displaced apparently by RUBBER TRUST GOT HIM, Humphrey O'Sullivan of Heel Fame INVENTOR KILLED | BY OWN DEVE | WHILE IN BATH! esc Is Back From Ireland. Among the passengers arriving on the White Star liner Oceanic to-day was the rubber-heel wall he had jeer ° nd, particularly nk | Cork, and taking good rest. | ‘Bay Twen-| Then ho announced that he sold out ty-ninth street. The physiclan said} his business jast December to the La- Palmer had been k by a combine ‘orlies Company, which te known tion of gas polsoning and immersion, He refusea to —_—_————_ ut ad~ WEDS HIS FATHER’S TYPIST. Dr. Henry Vaughn of No. Had Scheme to Keep Water in the le. according to ‘ompany, Tub at an Even Tem- | Fett tn Love When Me Met Wer in|aware witt a coplial of Lee cn which 2 Real Estate Oftce, mci yelled | John 8. Bedell, CoRNst | scttn of Rockvilte ¢ BUNIONS! Vietor Hatm ing man who had|estate operator, W CALLOUSES! devoted hi king out mew} married a week REENE'S ideas | ) appliances, was)" killed Paimer, t night by his latest invention, an inven- eribed a atility, Hved at te who ts 4 but he stopped to st, and last Thursday, tor of wonderful v boarding house es G. Henry, No, | brother and siste 6 y-fifth street, Bensonnurst, | island City, wh a LOAIne Wo: hed Deen WORE U8 A fi ah Che aio ai: scheme to keep the water in @ bathtub forget vou, ever Ba n temperature and k, Willam 8, Mnotrewt A sevies of lass tubes enctireled the will try to make pro i his career. with Induction cols at the points y have the paternal forgiveness and act, Gas from an ordinary je It does @ business of millions of dollars @ year, Henry §. Toyama, a Japanese gradu. Ate of Columbia, now a resident of Lon- don, arrived on the Oceante for a visit to New York and the United States gon- erally. Ho brought, along a rosy-cheeked English bride, an gnglish dog and nu- merous pieces of baggage. Mr. Toyama whl stop at the Plaza while in New York, —_—_—_—_ re Klection Law Passed. TRENTON, N. J, April_i9—By_the unanimous vote of 69 to 0, the Amsemuly thie afternoon coneyrred in the Geran Election Reform bill as amended in the yne of the most sweeping elec- for the Governor’ pen, res in th 0 ures in the whole country Is | 4B Don't Hide Them with a Vell) Re move Them with the New y HJ ound oo Male or hing ‘and remove oo will show ft ieee i ano? ES Re B. Altman & Co. FURS, RUGS, TAPESTRIES AND CURTAINS ‘ _ RECEIVED FOR STORAGE FURS REPAIRED OR REMODELED. RUGS REPAIRED AND CLEANED, FRECKLES hen Inspector i @ufiford L. Rucktin, one of the Seven. Pa THEI THRE a PRCA CrIRSEGa { | tyefiret Regtment’s giant privates who | Be ee } | stormed San Juan Hill alongside that| After rest t : Sate cineca other Noted Soidier, was routed and de-| the after the stock on there was bet _ : by m4 0. ; * j clatvely overwi fir he drum which exploded inst nigh j ove pimed tn Justice Newher-| strong!y In the final and closed at} The } ‘ i vag sag ony | £0 is of ay, Advances | howled over Andrew Wickers of No, 141 eee part of the Supreme to-day ln ainéunted to about by @ young and pretty wife, flanked by | jending featur her two handsome children, james and © Florence Stock. Mrs. Buckiin was a widow, Mra. Kethryn 1. Stock, when she met the handsome soldier at the West End Re- publican Club in 1908, She ts a viva- clous and engaging little woman and Is | 4 © manager in an uptown furrier's en- * teblishment. Bucklin’s business or antecedents were not known to the J charming widow when he “popped the 80 handsome and looked just | ome be had come out of a bandbox and , I Uetened to his tales of the heroic | | charge up San Juan Hil), of how Col, | © Reoseveit’s hat was just ahead and how 7 mem Were dropped al! about and how ||! that gallant Seventy-first charged on- | Ward and still onward—well, he ta elo- ne point for the | wiiow street, Hoboken, and Peter | — | D'Aula of No. %8 Broome street, this | Prices. lelty. Both 6 severely burned by the | last prtoon of toch | fluid which poured from the shattered set WH Youeriny's | eceptacie, and D'Aula, after being per- mitted to leave St. Vincent's Hospital, | died at his home, Wickers ts still at threatened with the loss of Net Haw Ch'in ay + or Egan demanded the bill of lading for the drums, which arrived on the Lapland last Sunday and have been standing out in the middie of the "Farm" ever since. He was told that| the bill of lading was in (ne possession | of the Customs off Inspector Egan found forty drums under the tarpaulin containing, ac- cording to the invotce, arsenic triox- | {|lde. ‘The name of the copsignes was! refused and he appealed to Depu Collector Baker, who dented havi a ) quest and sometimes oratorical, and the ri | | % detest tm nis voice from whien he de-| \ anything to do with the drums. A | | wives the pseudonym of ‘Stuttering | § $ | policeman wan ported to keep tram } - Wan? was not uuattractive-I rather |< | and pedestrians from tie deneer zone, _ loved it all and—then we were married,” land Egan waa instreuted ( newveted Mrs, Buckiln. | ‘the drums and destroy |were not removed before they cause Then Bucklin Bucked. @Rortly after their marriage Bucklin, | tue wife told Justice Newburger, de veloped a bucking Proncho disposttion, § cme of hia seizures resuiting tn the San * Juem Hil) “hero” kicking his wife out | nean, Aprit US semioNior ‘the guest at luncheon to-day tec’ srk’ Haciis inourtie see 2 V. Armour on board the latter's yacht a ak hin oranlinaiane taint wher | Utowana of the New York Yacht Club eomeho' h mmertn: Di § Mp verbal batteries were uniiltehed. She told’ the court of endless volleys of vitu- eration and abuse fired at her, one oc- esaton boing a rite downtown from her home @ Wert One Hundred and Forty- fittth street to tie Grand Centrel Station, duriag Which Bucklin, sho asserted, kept UD © coaselen rain of violent invective. She sought to escape his presence but fe purmued) her into another car and } agein trained his abuse on her, ‘The sad awakening in Mis, Bucklin's E eecond matrimoniai venture came in December, 1908, when her vusband was arrested and charged with tmperson- STILL- SPARKLING GINGER ALE $5,000 the first maa who discovers ating an officer of tie Society) for the Sa natural water as pure as Sun-Ray hetilld of Cruelty to Animale SUN-RAY WATER CO. most amazing change w the young wife, ELLENVILLE.N.Y N.Y Office 34th St & Broac ¥ 514 Minutes Bowling Green to Hoyt St. Direct Superb Showing of Stylish Waists | Some of the aa Reasons Why This Store Leads All Waist Stores | | WAISTS ARE A Most || eoeree IMPORTANT dressy as || well as utility part of woman's every day wear. ||| | Now and then one reads in advance reports that tashion | has frowned on waists—but so essential, so comfortable, 80 convenient are waists | that they comprise one part | | | | of woman's attire that tash- lon cannot retire, Fashion creators would like to exterminate Waists, as they are in a very ime | portant degree an economi- cal ar well as pr al part of the costume of \ , The same shirt may be worn with a change of Waist, In Summer Waists are par- ticu Mt | S kind defies | if. ar d does, and will wear \W | AND $O BR OOK! 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