The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1911, Page 7

THE Ry aas SS WU, bee a eben, nee OU, doa. 4 [naa been employed as cashier in the] crept upstatrs to a desk where I new | |shop where young O'Shaughnessy | they Kept a revolver. T hid ft in the| j worked. He was twenty-one; was| folds of my dress and then went home | hey “wer eorge was there. He had ees erested, nded that Fried bi hereupon pro- | eighteen. Went out often to-| cere’ ror tne letters thn rae te ean aie | ‘ys |eweded to hand & wether. Mrs, O'Shaughnessy got her| and askal if 1 had them, I tad wi a | referring to my beauty and my man- Ww 1 uurt and prosecute?” | cecued to hand ona nae first intimation of this when she met t and and asked if it was true he was ners, Before the coffee was served he asked the p: v | be kind to hia horse fm tatare, Nenee ‘girl on the street wtih her husband and! planning to take me abroad and deser: | asked me, abruptly, if L thought I cared | The & champion of the rights | again, sald Fried, would he iay hands demanded to know what she meant by me. He said that it was true, and, now | enough for him to marry him, adding of a horse to decent treatment expressed on bis horse ex in kindn Ve ‘stealing him.” In the Hayes love Jet-| that T had found out about it, he he was tired of a bachelor's lite her willingness—even her anxiety—to go) was allowed way wk. wou! th v his tr ters the wife says les proof that the | Mt bother me about ng over at ae and Was anxious to settle down with to cour Accompanied by a w aw He fad “AL the Way through George loved some nice little person he co . looking young man, Who had kept . ha at ashen Henan |" I loved him. We talked of Tess. ; ees Ld ae sad pte daaeiy ty well In the background, she we And while men in uniforms were talk-| fe sald that he could not ac rint for | |v Sore ( te. viua ‘nts actions, When I asked him if he While drinking the coffee he told me Seat Witeve MdMNets einen | was strongly attracted to me and that| | news nose. ‘This was too much for bert nis taraty, But 1 do ositeve he he never knew any one to whom he the young woman, and she summoned | should be reprimanded, and severely, t so drawn on such short acquatn- Pollveman Retnert of the Traffic Squad | to.” ltance. He » Ne many compliments, r Magistrate Herrman ing to the women who made up the | {teresting siudy in real life, there was! was going to give up his religion and he had a | income and that hi —_- raigned vefore Magistrate Herrman. rent to a priest e ehruch where tie (his God'and shame Ie wife and com: | itving expen te drke pie complainant ‘aid she was Mina | a rounraima nora. on cuaeunent 16 eae «| O'Sbaugnnessy yle had, but a year |ine child to go with that woman, h ae) ader Khe Jacob Fried, a te was engaged Helene Von 8. Lu Jaughter of Mrs. et the Mrs, O'Stinughnesy Pleads ee enaeeted, then ncrites event [sald he did not care what became, or|ROmance of One Hasty Meal! *s n the peatline of fun rae tw | Alexander Lo Lu Nom Conca Original ana Genuine de—savings that had been Ke be . ft t 7 2 “, Ss seat ere - MATE TENILEH SEE Cnt TE TA didn’t cure ‘for hk feligion And Ps ‘ us 4 4 ne Was! the face with his close x st and © told’ the Magistrate at she 9 for Punishment at Once to jt eo aana ee ae nk Cd WHEN NO WEE WHER, tite wee Told in Suit Miss Boss, ng 0 Fo cen te “ Jerking at the bit with hts left hand at | hud seen Fried do to hls Fried —_ “hi young woman vegged tha woman, A 6 e ¢ Yielded During Coffee. Twenty-sixth and Fourth avenue . 7 =a Spare Child. | gaia for the tepose f I tell on my knees and ri him it Brings for $25,000. mobo St. eld shit thaelt iked (MM | deutay @hen. a handeonte, echt . i D | man she loved and Killed. there was no Mra, O'Shaughnessy has just turned * again MALTED MILK well enough to marry him, He was p and te Fine! Young woman stepped him on the shoulde 3IpepT re pn . | twenty- “a as a Wealth of According to Miss el Rosa's story | leave th i * fed tur "Othe Smitations FIRST “PRAYED TO DIE.| tome hain Her cyen nave tre uiee|. ct, He her copatitie, cowitlhip over & BAM eee £° | ace a palr-af flashing eyes I Sachse taeda ; kb are toward her as sie paused to tell ha bone any tte eee Lele Wis derved, PHillip ie, Mise B poor horse in that brutal fashion?) Now. 1 Al Koln al tend. tri, oc MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER Held by Coroner She Sends | eye ee eet AME Mere | gave myself up. T want them to pune] A. Warner, a wealthy young engineer, | {0 went viding in mutomobile, | asked the youns women was just a tou Her Savings to Priest for | navn tm for her act Masses Over Victim. Sorry? No, Not Yet. Lied Wii vine creas Not in any Milk Trust called er home a Tuewlay ever Chi: ' " Wt mc ve teal aa bagel : ven-| "This in my horse and fll smash him |*QCer | a suckered her brow. The OS® Lnsist on fl ach course by Killing two sit y dined at the Hotel Martinique | at 1 like a arn by hag cn Ed Ag th Toke « package home » months is easily nia spirit nde ont rant : Thursday, when «he 2 to the Clyde |, : new him sent to y 7 teamship pier to xe iy his new id | prison,” she said, F He probably REAI |" The young womdh's story in sheaf veship his a : t ve end of the! has a family to aupport and it would) REAL ESTATE. | Daadeal by amidavity Of HBF Hot "| ‘There were teas at the Maza, lun Hlorence T. Elder, a divorcee, who | _ _ nwer alitomobile closed Sunday je telephoned Monday he Don't butt £ ish me at once, before my child ts born.” | whe she followed « policeman to the! ie was sorry | qr, | ed a series of hair raising dashes on the and remained there unt!! the following Mrs. Frances O'Shaughnessy. frati ac been thini! Qnd cool, to-day told :the story of al Bee hong upon | roughe suit tor 420000 gninnt Warner, cheone at the Wabore and dinners and BROOKLYN BROOKLYN. We give you a house shied love, a coroner Holtzhau- | other wo: the tite for the hie ch of promive meals at other noted hotels. Pictures | - — ’ wer had com: or to the Tombs | Past few weeks. and I really don't know and the girl changes brea h of promise of the following summer and winter in exchange for your for the murder of her husband, George | Y28t 1 bave done ig te See etalls of ab exciting | spent in touring Europe were drawn by Wh : On nd, George | “1 nave suffered all the time." she enoounter with Warner, during whtcn |? aeflelan rent. at do you get haughnessy, at their home, No. 85 | said, pausing. 1 have been th J 7 rs for it now? Make your money COUNT. Warner, the young woman charges, and 9 East One Hundred and Thirteenth | what I could do to bring rge back that Warner promptly fulfll his al- oe ae ~ bend ba adda ap an ou ea bd street, yesterday. She killed the man|to me. In the night, when he was |leged promise of marriage, are among 1, April War 1 ft | She loved, she said, to save his soul, | seeping at my eide, I have lain awake |the papers filed to-day in the County | a 1 tited ON Y $3 600 FOR A i I ry nd s what would hap- | Florida, after bis chauffeur Bhe we rying and’ thinking what would hap. hed the questic pen to me and to my child and the suicide Clerk's office, Warner was arrgsted while ra ‘two passen; These houses are in excel- in the rder when shame that would co} spon it. _S yeaterday by Deputy Sheriff McDonald, ) ‘fier.’ Warner was t i i Kiases and deli knew he was z with other jas he returned from Florida, and was | ity tig tose and erm | lent locations in Brooklyn, eratels kuabasal Intuition that. There, Andrew J. Foren, a well known real| baited in $1,000 on the mother’s com within 30 minutes of City A108 that “ste meacttnaanicta( mething in hit look, something {estate d office at No, %)plaint. He denies the girl's charges. commit the ons, thy Id the truth to me. was out at night a good deal Hall—a 5c. fare. A small snide inother swears Warner admitted that . No, J 7 z had promised to marry Ethel, but later | , Brooklyn, was ar- Quick Lunch Wooing. jannounced that a cerem was im | Adams Street Police eternal sin of rand the 1 alld. “When T spoke in t murder of her : to Alm. and asked | Cnet hotare. Mash e ieetner ge! Warner has a residence at No, 14/possible, ax he wan engaged to soon sum down and you can Protesting that ted to be pune | Where I been he gave me evasive |COUrt arene eters Bast Sixtioth street, and is sald to be! marry another girl move in. What you now pay Fae Lue GIA tEET RE eer tea | eablleee ati A that hin Kisses grew G4¥ charged with slapping three-year. | elit y and have high soctal eonnec-| Following this interview, which ter- | 8 onthiy ished for her offense at once, before | Cooler The ‘< not the same warmth | Ol Willie Brown in the face hard tions. He maintains an apartment at minated after Warner, the moth each month in rent pays RTL ANG. Goutd, austell pustaranane | eRe Tae Mac aestatoroob ihwtsne tad oe Vile: (Cary earnia URSCRNE reac, | Ce nba Eenon wa] SOT WL ume [Weare Wh OAH. 0, ante! #25 ge _ We have just completed eleven of the prettiest, the balance. Write, cali or of mga, ‘but bad chosc~ it carefully, | been with other women, ‘Then he ad- The defendant, wno is alxt elght years Te ocaa Heinle NIL Palo Ge refused. Mrs. itd cosiest little Wil one-family homes on Clarkson phone for list No. 1. ee tee ee ce nna Danii: uD the other woman, He sald that he Monday |) Peat tn the Court gouth America and has retired to apend sult aaainat Warner Street, Near Utica Avenue, that you ever saw. They NUNS b Sulnt ivi alder ciuatcite ee ra DO orm ie op At Frank Conge of No. 408 Fitth ave: | '® estiki br hay touring the world apartments at No, 7 Bast Thirty-second are attractive and substantially built hou . There Qs rT Shi SINAN Ae: RE the CHiming: COGuat pine, Raven thateathates | AUN TRGSRIyA, and Thos, BAaeS of OT ewan alverende POM Alber D/L are six rooms and bath, furnace heat; first class Neca ails tendta ce Assen aah weal 3 tight, when he was out, 1 apent| A ast Noten. They sal they ak him | Boas, & merchants 1h Wilmington, Del] 1 AYER GIVES | HIMSELF UP. neighborhood; public school; plenty of stores, and 60 Liberty Street, New York. iuare the vault. Foren, afte! king the amall-| been in the insuraance business, she ouly 35 minutes (5-cent fare) to New York. and I had saved P Brown boy, he witnesses said, ran | sweare, in Philadelphia and New York, Brooklyn EN Bohermerhorn strest dato araien | When the subway is built, which in our opinion aiid: POOmHE vets. tty a, barker! The day GF WArKeT A TAR courtenip) tate ; epee ems | is not far off, you will be two blocks from the sta- to the Tombs. As she went her audit- to go to Treland ore wisied her success and speedy ree MEHt be born the i money for the trip. ease “Yesterday I found a lot of letters} Telephone 7440 Cortlandt. Who shot oe by Miss Boss as i Rival Lov j under the pillow of cur bed, saying that ‘owd that menaced hin: |18 set James Quinn ate} ; : aa RRAL EST. it tithe a dal i ihedetthid he Had’ planned, topo: over, with te n'placed aim under af | year, and the place the Hotel Wolcott,| James Qu more tion, and your property may double several times in STATE FOR SALE B the mean time the other side of Jha then denert me for the other wom ere no speed clutches or brakes value the picture of the tragedy that yester- 4 that t » two boys," sa ner's avowal of love and his Sines day afternoon engrossed the upper cast i them be my door bell, them re-| Urging that a ceremony follow at once 100 Down- ~$32 Monthly Will Boy aide brought Its own story of love and happy here in spite of the shame of Peatedly to stop, and at last I slapped | 8\fording to the following sworn atate ion Wednesday, (Property Office: Cor, Church and Utles Aves. Brookiem,» of one eantifil m6 ia of trouble. Miss Tessie Hayes, eighteen | my child, little boy, but not hard. It is not| gave himself up to<day by arrange- years old, of No. 226 East One Hun. | ct burned some of the letters; othera| trie that T kicked at the other boy,| ment of Mina Bone; | linn wit Magistrate Kempner Hew te Gat'There by Elevated | How to Get There by ely Gredth strest, protests » Your Honor, for many years I| “He arranged fc perverse: Ollie that she had for | 1 kept. six weeks loved the man who was First araripteg to Suicide. been aiding the work of the Gerry| room, He led me upstaira to a suite visited the Magistrate t . L would not be unkind to a] I refused to enter, but he persuaded m Ki had made nee meee Hela vente in. “The tho of suicide came to me. 3 rS Nie Ne ae Get nUMeriadi an ‘aie wad Then T nee My ‘re ehild. that, as it was raining very hard 1 ts Yor ball ‘Quinn sald that w en | MeCRMAEMGAHE Hem CS lever hercaancent | RENO Te js van) Foren be held on a charge of asnault. | hoon ordered, we tight Just as well sit| Oe eaRkGIa ee il ¢ had taught her Jove, the Moment te aT then deterinined to kill| AS he has been in business in the down-| laown and eat before going out, 1 con: | was thr she discovered he had a wife. fy, husband }town section of Brooklyn for many | | » would no P 261 Broad th York Telephone 6500 It was a pile of love letters from Miss “1 went to the home of Mrs, Simeon| Years the Magistrate accepted his | sent he had been hiding. bach shed Mt elephone 6500 Barclay rep SITES REAUTY conronation Hayes that precipitated the killing. 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