The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1911, Page 3

| ELOPING BRIDE'S “STRANGE STORY OF SUIT FOR RICHES apis Noung Mrs. Walker Declares _ diss. Blake, Foster Mother, Is Really Half Sister. MOTHER STILL ALIVE. ‘Woman Who Is Being Sued and Her Husband Said to Be Out of Town. M& order to obatin a share tn an estate @f $300,000 Ieft by the man she clatms was her father, Mrs. Howard T. Walker, | ® young and attractive woman, has re vented the secret of her birth and the | fact that her parents were never mar. eG. Sho has brought an’ a compel Mrs. Sophia Eliza Blake, wife of Frederick M. Blake, of No, 387 West Eighty-fifth street to make an account- ing of the estate of William Zechweteky, A wealthy contractor who lived at beth, N. J. She also asks for a share of the estato, Until eight years ago Mrs who lived with Mrs. Walker, Blake from her Infancy, believed she was a foundling who had been adopted by Mrs. Blake, Suspicion +} she Was really Mra. Blake's half-sister was aroused by a| friend of her her's, and she that she then compelled Mrs. Blake to tell her the true story. On the strength of these alleged by Mra. Blake obtained fr friends of th sult, claimir common law admissions dence she has other relatives and family she bases her r mother was a schwetsky, and union she a@ right to part of his fo Runs Away to Marry. Mrs. Walker, who was known as Fil May Blake before her marriage, climbed out of her bedroom window in the Blake home by means o e one night last November anid el fon With young been frowned on by J are living at No. Brookiyn, and | wife of that as the child of ¢ hu street, that Mrs an Evening “i want to say th mother,” she sat, kindest feviings taken away from he born and have ne hope as soon as t! ve her here with her, Her I do not blame m “T have only the r, although 1 way soon after 1 w seen her t iy se name s Margare er married, M A she was a b Blake has «i I have lear: When my nurse—not a what ndom ang girl, took then that Mr, Zachwetsky © of my rw of the world and wh: no one to help or ad- amily found out what nt my mother from her and s “I was made to my posit dependant in the Blake household, Mrs, Blake never showed any | everythi ie she did vineed, ¥ d But her enoug)). but 1 obiigatio Says She Forced Admissions. “Then I ned of my real parent- age through aceidental remark let fall by an o! 1 1 made Mrs. Imit th valf-eiates young think duty » gave me a good edu never allowed to for Blake then to tention own tte t r pendent I to get my # “When Ts \s to Mrs. BI nade porstb!« go out togethe parlor with us yen she shut me us 6 and were n Sinee then I onoe—when and she has ne nterest in "My mother y this suit. I he time when New York to help us w am waiting anxiously for I may seo he and the vants do no Lreturn not at home, know when they w pb teal Sak TO WIDEN SIXTH AVENUE. mins Urges the provement, vessed the Aigth aye t Hie suggestions were referved Mayor to a commit The board approved Fitth averic \ | and to make a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APB I 20, 1911 Edna Goodrich Puts Heart Throbs in Novel LAWYER OSBORNE In Which She Kills Off Aged Jealous Hubby PAYS LIFES DEBT :: ‘at Goodwin’s Former Fourth Wife Explains She Had to DEFENDING NEGRO: Let Millionaire Die So Heroine Could Marry Hand- some Blond Young Actor, Thus Avoiding ra Divorce Method ot Climax. {Client Guess with Murder Is “Some of My Friends Will Find Themselves in My Book,”| She Naively Says, Also An Indorsement of Divorce, | *. Which She Thinks “A Very Gocd Thing.” | Who Rescued Him. GETS “BIGGE "Mars Jim’ Sho'ly Won't Let | ‘Em Hurt that Boy,” Aged BY ETHEL LLOVD PATTERSON. Almos? anybddy can get a divorce, And many do. But. it requires talent, not to say genius, to immortalize the episode in a novel. In fact I am not entirely 6 it has ever been done before. But anyway it has been done now, and by no less a pereon than Miss Edna Good. rich, the one-time fourth wife of Nat Goodwin, the comedian. | “The heroine pt my story,” said Mies Goodrich, “is| all and dark. Well, T suppose you might say she looks Ike me, although It is so difficult to describe | one’s self, don’t you think? And, anyway, I didn’t really | start out to make her Ike me.” || Says Servitor. Mawar 1 Osborne, a middle on trial for hie In tn the Court of General « James W. Os- ssecutor of Molineux and Sait ood, who was exonerated aving libelled Colonel Mann Ade the prison negro, wit aged negro, sions. His law the p SMHEL LY tok, and “And the hero," T asked, eageriy he blond—er and aj! that, lNike—er— “The hero 1s a millfon Wh LION CUB, place of Seventh all over avenue disinte BONA eee TWO BABY WAIS. enough. “The name of the book is ‘Mrs. Doynard's Divorce,’ and I may as well tell you I have put some of my friends in i It occurred to WOMEN TRAMPLED , wat his 1, de inat Osborne, to show by dn ad and mur- t for the ite h of his w Court and al officers and atten- She is a very ) Fair Austrian Will Return After chorus to t # person, this The Lord certainty SOAKED BY RAN gah the Governor 14 good to me this the ranks of: of the stage in pped fre cent CNA BRIDGE CAR y was the President, or tdn't Ket no bi | Trip to Europe to Occupy ser o f Mr. Goodwin's and inci i ie z. ‘ wyer to speak up to the Judge for aunt Inte VOR. Bes likinaa a: Gest: Plaza Stud |him, Nossuh."* cratic heart and eventually upd ‘ H rw. leeks Ghe ie like & very red rose, full blown Shoved Off Platform in Pan-|Girl, Two Weeks s sMaks: ih and Saved His Pleader’s Life. and Her lips ave curled am . hi ee eer: . ‘ Forty-one years ago, when James W petals; dew wet and deep as|_ Her Sereno Highness, Princess Lwoft-} icky Rush for Doors as Men Boy, Three Weeks, Abatt- |osnorno was cleven yeara old, on his the deep. Parlagh led away to-day on the ‘ + father’s plantation near Charlotte, i. €. \v'"How did you happen to write this| Kalserin Auguste Victoria, bearing with Pummel One Another, doned in Brooklyn. Peter saved his life, Young Jimmy had | novel?” I asked, her a Hion cub whieh, she said, was a - fallen in @ stream while fishing and after my divorce, | gift from General Daniel Sickles. The area ee sancti ee couldn't swim. “1 had noth-|only other animal she carried was al A dozen women psssenseara were! Mrs. Uhirich, Brooklyn's city nuree,; Peter was Mr. Oshorne's father's but you know how | white Skye terrier, The limited size of| thrown into a pantc when a@ free| has a pair of lusty foundiings on her |ler, valet and attendant, had amuse my-|her menagerte, which ig usually large|fight started on a Tompkins avenue! bands to-day, a boy and a girl. to him when he was first din de-lenough to serve ax n side-show for a{troiley car on the Willlamaburg| The girl wait is about two weeks old | Around the place. When fre and the rest of the 100 slaves eter and his family bad stay th of Mr. Oxberne to New York jand was found conspicuously placed un- der a lamppost at Grove street and | away, Irving place, Corona, at 10 o'clock, last | On the de night, by Mrs. Jerah Buck of No. 4| Peter must com aide: : Irving place. The baby has blue eyes | after Mars’ Jin lumbus avenue Traffic was tied upland tignt hatr and Wan dressed in-a| str. Osborne moved for nearly half an h |white gown and blue cloak, the only established Weber had been visiting friends in| protection she had against the rain, eat 1 » John acess this morning be- No. 681 Classon conductor, and ward vookkeeper, of No, 769 Co- one-ringed circus, ere: In ed comment, | Bric | ateroom stood her! ndent in the lends saw {t and persuaded m shed, And th e is to the Whole ont of her s avenue, the Weber, a lan bodyguard, and gold t of the sol- is the |dlery of the double-headed empire. the Princess swept into the atateroo: “what | here and spend with @ relative at Walt n avenue, When he ne heroine the old man not to let his boys an¢ t Broadway and street and swathed tn bi boarded Shell road, served that she was clad ina black satin, rhurst, (there were five out of Son of Father's Slave, [now te tas Ife to-day, be- | father, “to look Peter't family them at No. 1 think T should |t rd removed her iong brown street |the Bedford section of Hrooklyn and| ‘The boy is three weeks old and hag |Cornelia street, Mulone pone StaentS 1 Miss Gc coat and the admiring reporters ob-| decided he would the night | black eyes and h He was found [Own race, and he Loeb loharea of tving helplessly on Mr. Os. borne's bounty. aid ett He Was Peacemaker. old and all my Edward got into a satoon | family no) an tie fo th » and Bedford streets niliionalr | Soulel A crowd of negroes. He was]? I could not let a lawyer veding te t ~ It isa ge for a er and 1 Louis Spicer Skolt Peactured by Care © nember| Joha M »s¢ occupation @nt for mur-| home are ur nv to the police, was perfectly | «truck by a Lexington avenue caP at y to Mr. Os street to-day, His: slew! fractured. When an ambulane ard ae ReaD ved to take him to Beltevu: called him to the fh and asked him injured man recovered 6on nat that he had such «| sclousness only long enough to give Bt t Osborne told the story and ne. 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NOT SEEKING A HUSBAND, |2" Peter tad time for ite was Emotional and Ambitlous. | ‘The Princess ts bound for the bathe, | the br 2 on its trip to Manhat- i Tniey as Mr. Oabarne’a) valor and) butler bane +o IE ed Miss Goodrich, "t mean! and after doing them #he will go to St, tam, Weber discovered that he had atet| Miss to ieok after his own. Edward fell into & she I her caree | Bes Fs y ‘ tai th ct uct t too feeble for any but ornamental pur- and she does el.her career!to occupy. the ate dio that is| | easily a k him in the pro- poses an @ butler he persuac My, Osborne to motion of a whitew his Invention. ey clainis Weber started the fire- | o striking ht At any rate/ ca other men on the car|m uunent, and |e h was in progres aise she 8 | being built for h. r ner- | tract, at the , on a three-year con- laze 0 atel, | The machine has n that \trampled in b rush for the| | doors, | Among the passengers was Policeman | Driscoll of the Eldridge street station, | who was on his way to report for di H He was roughly handled In the semt ~ IN FIERCE BATTLE ot) | Other ca: of wh m jealous rightfully. 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