The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1911, Page 3

4 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE WOWEN LWUGH [Marriage of Countess S\NAGEDOGRENDS EH YOUNGMINER OMAN WRTES [=== 3H 0 BAD BBY INDSPFEDONAS Tolstoy Reveals Story SMANL BOY. FIGHTS. FNDSBRDELOST FRIENDS’ ADDRESS, © sz =~ secs AUTO HITS ) HITS WAGON pot Los a id td ~ THREE POLI POLICEMEN’ ON WEDDING TRIP THEN INHALES aS Ear Bit Oy was connected with a| Leave ie eis Seriously Injured | C24" Forced Guerbel to Wed) ; ay Big Crowd, gaint by Chase | “How I Hive Went, Wept,” He Says Mystery thivolved in Attempt |" | ho One ato Cater Sp ' nd Horse Dying in Jamaica | Beautiful Young American | <4 ; in Williamsburg Streets, | at Intervals in a Storm of Mrs. Jane Prriceson to [MEMORIAL TO To “LTTLe a op . : Alderman White to Erect Detmie 2 | End Her Life i eS. | rid : ing Fountain tn Delancey Street. | was very itchy and ran o wal tried everything we could but he us | yt Street. in Church, y i i Sees Animal Shot. | of Ki ——$——— — A beautiful memortal in the form of a fil the time, till it spread to tie y P 4 247" | ae rit ite ‘ leranite drinking fountain ts to be] and oy" POLICE HUNT PARTY THEN SHE LEFT HIM. BIT MAY BE FATAL, | Francois Dubois, the rich young gota) After writing Al letters to-day | rrerced to the late “Little. Tim’ Sutti-| that Wwe same neat dying ie at ‘ , ; miner, who misiaid his bride on their} MT® Jane Ericcson, forty years oll.) vay ny tiie life-long “pal,” Alderman| itch #0 that he would seratel tit | | honeymoon trip and has been searching | “tempted suicide in her apartment at yonn J. White, To-day the Board of | Tn, end a thin yellowish stuff wai Titled Husband Tried to Re poe on | for her in New York, arrived in Ho-|® 7 West One Hundred and Eighth Aidermen, on 1 y ot, Alderman | Xft bis pillow in the mornin F a “lerce eve e ; treet by inhal ‘ tae Sey mittens on his hands to prevent him and Two Women in 4 Fierce Mongrel, Believed to Be | Loken to-day in a high state of exc tte. | str et by inhaling was. She was found | White, who succes “pAttle Tim’ as] his skin. He was co weak and ran down that jiate Cr - ‘ 4 an ab Ts t. He wore a silk hat of French , Meonscious o the J. Hood! member of the Board, granteu con-| he took fainting «pelle ax it he were 4 | Car—Owner Cries at Death Pu eremony at Con- | Rabid, Had Been at Large action and Was so overcome when| Wht Hospital. Her condition te aett-| sent for the erection of the memorial | He Was almost « skeleton and his Mile ss f were this like claws Re of Animal sulfate Until Ruler interfered. TT re 8 he was led to his wife in Mayer's | 0U® POLAWay Ot Dolkctin COR for Ten Days. | Hotel that It took three enter of the | d bad about eight monthe wien we tlan wait-| Thomas Nyland, the janitor, traced |Toalway of Delancey street facing the) « Ron 1 had not laid bim | H ey And a maitre d'hotel to bring him} an odor of Kas to the rooms occupted | BOW*TY i ar | to @ norma! atate. | ae SN Sieiabidn.’ Attar Roel | ‘The fountain is to be presented as a i ee Z yg Mrs 80 er knocking sev- (Poxpetice of Brooktyn ent samaton| OM ON: Jane 6.—FMintory relates no Wire ae A big, black mongrel dog that has) Mrs, Dubois, whose bridegroom de- | (0. Ma! site ¢ More thrilling romance than the story | : i the elty, and will be of a design nas Nyta tedny are searching for two women been prowling the streets of Williams. | Sided her as “the most beautiful : Haire il alla Li hashes Just reveated of how Genevieve Ward, | will meen the approval of the 4 ‘ ‘a got Pollceman Mea tt One lsc ‘ on't know how glad I was he felt q ent burg ever since it was chased ten days| oman in the world when he asked Munteipal Art Commission | 10 took one ‘of Cuticure Olt two men who were in an automo-|the famous American actress, was mar. | "| the police to search for her, was much | Hundredth street , yy went | meaner seperate 1 took one box of Cotheats Cosas bite that ran down and seriously injured | ago by @ policeman, who thought {t : iy the Hradicane che tion alxo authorizes the | pretty near on cabs ot Cheers ‘ ried years ago to a Russian Count by GENEVIEVE. wae rata: attad a boy #0 savagely | “mer than her lord. When she missed | UP the Are-ercape and br open 4) Departinent of Water Supply to furnish think our boy would heve died Leonard Diets early today at Hillside} onder of the Caar, her brother aasisting l " al | 2M at Toronto on their way east from window. In room he found the! water to the fountain an ee cont \ an Atkroya avenues, Jamaica. After|a¢ the wedding in a Warsaw church | WAR O+ to-day that ne will probably die and) porcupine, she kept on to New York | Woman on th with a tube co hittimg Diets, who wag seated in @ pod . a gave three policemen battle in a ctowd- +. n with a loaded revoiver in plain eight. | Gr vccc tassea te wn eitiea and ast night went to Hoboken nec ted with a fully turned on jet in her BORDEN MILK CO. LOSES. | ght wagon, and also hurting Dietz» v i They had reserved passage on the; Mouth herve 60 badly that the animal had to| TR® deautiful actress, whose hair in| : The boy is Joseph Driscoll, aged! oscar 11. of the Scandinavien line ang| ON a table was found written on ss a De shot, the party dashed away, the|Just streaking with gray, now lives in eleven, of No. 49 South Ninth street. | intended to round out thelr he on [of Ba Mrs, Whiteel, vomen laughing ehrilly as they passed |* [Nttle- cottage surrounded by rose Ho was returning from an errand and i a VIE OO hae May In ones er Delage ten gardens - and flowering hedges {6 met the dog at South Eleventh and) hagen. so Mme. Duboix sought Capt M Lenox.” There was also a sea \ Whe police were obliged to wait until| Regent's Park. The story of her mar- Borry streets, The animal came at him! fassen of the Scandinavian line and |0te Addressed to Mrs. Borgatrom office of the Secretary of State at| riage to the enormously wealthy Count silently, with dripping Jaws and blood- toiq him of her plight. He saw that|From the telephone ‘ay opened in their hunt for the|Guerbel was drawn out by the recent shot eyes, and fastened Its teeth in HIS sie wan accommodated at Meyer's| learned that the fiders to learn the name of the| marriage of Mary K. Frothingham of left leg. Then as the oy tried to MEN Hotel and then notified the police that |number was at No. ‘Sof the car, as the number on the | New York to Count Alexander Koulosoft It off, ft Dit,him @ second time in the iif they found the excited M. Dubois |street, and that tt was listed under ths | eRe eile etme Yotle—46,081—18 @ new one and not | Tolstoy, who is claimed by two other leg and leaped for his face. they were to start him to Hoboken, names of “Miles Kellin.” At the ad-/had the right to make tte own regula feoorded with the police. Dietz managed | women as their husband. ‘The dog was large—more than half am! Ai jagt night M. Dubois searched and| dress It was learned that @ Mrs, Whited |tione for the protection of public health to get the number and the police are| Under the Russian law Miss Froth- tall ae the boy—and its spring knocked | iim anxiety was great. He te a young|ilved there. After receiving a letter to- and then enforce these regulations, “ Getermined to get the automobilists, ingham ts the only wife of Count Tol- the little fellow down. The animal) irenchman who went out to Porcupine Diets, who is a gardener and lives at | stoy, notwithstanding his two previous ome Col ot New Jersey 3 “ sisigned) Mrs. M6. | Jasper, Ontario, May 27, 191 holds Montelatr Awthorities, ( Cuticura Remedies afford the aot eonom> TRENTON, N. J, June &—Dhe faght of the Bortan Condensed Mite Company ompany the police /ayaingt the Health Board of Montchir Riverside telephone | ended to-ay when the Supreme Court 183 West Ninetleth | nore handed down a dectaton against it | pounced upon the boy, worrying MIM | several years ago and made a fortune | 29TH Wate; Fresh Meadow and Black Stump roads, | marriages in England gnd France, be- until both his cheeks were terribly torn i, gold and copper mining and the = Jamar, cause she was married to the Count by ‘ ee and he fainted from the pain. police say he is the most excitable per- Sale of USED ‘was com! the Russian Church ceremony. Tho | Policeman Hymes of the Clymer! son they have ever dealt with. And he he saw the machine approaching. It| Pngiish and French marriages, while igi f | street station, attracted by youn® Dri® way just as fussed up over their re- was on the wrong side of the street. | recognized in France and England, have ‘ | coli's screams, tried to beat the 40€ inion to-day a he was over the separa (He heard the boisterous laughter of| no standing whatever in Russia, and from the prostrate boy with his club. tion, He did not learn until to-day the men and the shrill cries of the| the Countesses Nos. 1 and 2 have no But the animal turned on the police-| where his wife waa staying | man, and leaping at him, ripped his “An, Marguerite, ma petite!” he cried, | rubber raincoat from shoulder to hem. athing epaces in a Hymes shot at it once, but it ran, and | kisses. ‘an you forgive your Fran- then began a chase along South Elev- cols? It ts ter-r-reeble! Ah, how I enth street to Wyeth avenue. At the have wept and searched! Cruel fate! dived under the freight But now ft ts all right and wo will sat! \befeees ieee lin. Brow Pub-|®¥ay Thursday, and we will never be | fete get separate again and all will be lovely, | ishing House, but not before one of eh, mon an, Policeman Hymes's shots had atruok |“ “ tt in one of ite hind legs. APPEAL WIRELESS caSE. CROWD OF Beer ATTRACTED BY + 5 t i and tried to attract their at-| rank and no legal right to the estates ics, errata | OF, Domvessions of the Tolstoy. car neared was afra! , somite o taore'ts einer asada for (GENEVIEVE WARD'S | COUNT fear that that would be the route the if | @utomobilist at the wheel would choove,| While this situation is mighty inter- | OAR eating in iteolf, it ts @ humdrum ro- SMRECKED THE wagon, | wine "= twa it ue mint oat a Genevieve Ward and her marriage to e ft sdirg cmomee ta ee Me ne into | Count Guerbel, which she has kept se- COUNTESS. $ bile his horse was etruck and the auto-| “Genevieve Ward was & ae AK “TOLSTO! ~ Ke 23d STREET, Wes: Near Fifth Avenue, N. Y. Offer TO-MORROW (Wednesday): An Important Purchase |] [vee domes showy cence ‘smallest re Porters mabile next hit the wagon. Diets was|inenm p oa tar senate een tos | FORMERLY MARY fo |E CHASE. Counsel Stanchficld Attempts to Wi : thrown face downward into the road-| net her Russian Count. He was the The shots brought Policemen John Save Wilson From Prison, Werle and George Bender, also of the! Clymer atreet atation, to the chase,| John B, Stanchfeld, counsel to C. C. and by firing their revolvers under the | Wilson, who was sentenced to three | platform they routed the dog out at/ years in the Federal prison at Atlanta | the other end, By this time a crowd| for swindling Investors in stook of the | of more than a thousand had gathered, | United Wireless Telexraph Company, of | and as the maddened animal ran out| Which he was President, moved for the social lion at Nice that winter, where ‘When he got the automobile was pal id he drove magnificent horses, gave eplen- | passing out of sight, the party not even| aia dinners and was talked of as one of | Stopping to ascertain the extent of the/the handeomest and most brillant men | 4amage done. tn Europe. His family were connected ish Diets was suffering severely | with the imperial Romanoffs, and he had ane the middie of the street It was the | “mission to bail of Wilson and the lat- he gave his first attention to his horse| been « playmate of Czar Mexander ITI. and@ found the animal in great azony.| Aigo ho was one of the pages of the | ter's four business assoctates, who also three legs having beon broken. -\ ien| Cagrina. His brother was a member of cantre of circle of men and women wore sentenced in the United States Cir- Peticoman Charlies T. Wierman ot the} the Ceara eulte, ; their way to work in the augur re | Gur court of Appeals to-day, Jamaica station came upto Dietz he| anes Ward's father hed been the fineries in the neighborhood. cote’ Moves and Ward found the man in teara Asiacitas Conea 0% Wits), aba”. Her | ‘he three policeman closed in on he | neal the eeuniet. “For God's sake,” ho cried, “shoot! brother was in the diptomatic service. |dog and it sprang at Bender. But : horee. 't bear | w from Werle's club stunned it and |= a ae Dees Tie ha ee cin | Count Guerbel, hearing that she w aa it fell tt was tiddled with builuts be /w suffer so. He has been with | etregs, laid his heart at her feet. = | from aiiees recowor ey eee nee Ta be the one uiny | ‘The bride was only sixteen and so the | "Young Driscoll was taken to the Sn Aaah aud one WhO) sridegro ‘ tern District Hospital, where it was Wee burt like that.” deldegroem .eljewes haf, to Rave the si ceced OR Wife Wins De- | saia'that nis recovery ts’ doubtful, The The policeman shot the horse and ree taecaters calabrat Tistiney Arsen: body of the dog was taken to the Cly . $375. Now only Tien he tured to Diets found he hed| 0" Consulate in Nice, But there| Cree, but Her Attomey Asks |imer street station end wae ideniived 09) : Convenient terms of Park, happened along in his automobile | a8 one troubled and serious guest, the 7 ‘escaped after being chased SN Payment will be arranged’ Gnd Diets was placed in it and hurried | Russian Ambassador to France. He} That Papers Be Sealed. oman, to St. Mary's Hospital, where it was)| sought out the bride's mother and con- The police have received several re- learned he was suffering from abrasions | fidentlally lald before her the fact that jports since that it was r inning Butt of the face and head and that he had! inty was not a marriage in Russian law neighborhood and several persois | internal injuries which might prove | .{tuout the church ceremony. ha ve narrowly escaped being bitten. t develops that an fatal | ‘The Count had discovered at the last # Malvina Hammer- | (aba ila | moment that Mixs Ward was not an|“** &ranted to M | ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN ee eee stein on Saturday last by Justice Tomp- hetrecs. | . “Ghe and her mother left him and went [#98 at Nyack, where the piainti is uv-| FINED AS COMMON SCOLD. to Parts. He followed, and one day ing. Hammerstein himself ts abroad. | ° | of 20 DOZEN Russi th Oscar Hamnmerstetn has been divorced. |p: terlocutory decree We will allow the amount paid to apply on the purchase &f a “ new Knabe piano any time wagon shop, our sila within two years per. after when the young girl was alone he forced | The wife's lawyer made application for | Mrs. Gregson’s Defense That thy, Sato. artme: é the sealing of th ers on the Oil tat eres ove ome owen [UR Way ALOE (SRR eee eer Ree a es tees: | |Nelettbors «(Called Husband - garage to promptly WITH FOUR INCH VELVET FACING gas iy owe sad Mesias The next year he landed at Naples in| acter t {ts publication would be | Runt Didn't Save Her. e demand his yacht and his engagement was an- | @ainst public interest. Pending his de- | he Fi dealers all over ing World.) ial | nounced to the daughter of the Rus- {Cision on this point the Justice held the | ATLANTIC CITY, J, June 6— of Pitney | stan Ambassador, in Italy. papers in his custody. He is on re lnive, ataserases ‘Gre iinet CZAR FORCES COUNT TO VALID |* °PPosing the practice of secrecy In| avenue was to-day #0 on the MARRIAGE. [eivore roceedings, but Rave . Ham- ‘a of being a “common scold." —THE LATEST PARISIAN VOGUE wm. Greater New York for =e week later Miss Ward and her! Merstein’s counsel time in which to te charge was made by neighbors, It Rheingold Beer. eingcld Beer, IN SIX SMART At 95 | PALE RIPE MIDSUMMER : mother wore in St Peterburg. The |*tidavits in sunport Bf hts request. | was the first case of its kind ever tried American Minister took them directly to | The sult: was fled last winter and on in the local Recorder's Cour Stat | MODELS Hathechip ieee Havana Harbor |e Sar aor aon uring ote a ten oc RHEINGOLD & Co. 5th Ave. & 39th St. « 4 that fs ; i parties, Justice mpkins appointed | her upbratding of ne! 1 price at which ¢! the Czar vowed to settle with the man | " _ | Daniel Sherman of Nyack as referee to | by their jibes. *, alue 6. 95 sar jitively be ma: a Fully By. | Who hed so disgraced his sovereign and 5 Le eee se’ | innmec ealycd > fusband®a Hate Brewed by S. Liebmann’s | pv Expected to Be Fully Ex- | (x0) whoie Russian nobility. He Issued | Rese, thn Sridence, | che Hearings) have! - ee Seung. my husbands Sons, Brooklyn. Visit their at aloes of Sale, to Vi |m ukase ordering Count Guerbel to re-|the referee was ready to file hia report, | Unless she raises the money to pay great brewery. dealers ‘0 View To-Morrow : oy e referee was ready to file his report, S } posed: }turn to Russia and marry the American |ana Mra, Hatnmerstein’s lawyer went |her fine the woman must go to jail for sell 24 bottles for $1, | trl, or forfeit his estates and go to|tnto court and asked for its confirma. | sixty days in Greater New York and ANOTHER SPECIAL WEDNESDAY OFFERING: | siberia. tion. There was no vigorous opposition —— vicinity. HAVANA, June 6.—Tho work of oan Count conoluden-he had better go. |from the husband's ‘side. The decree is er out o! or |The Czar made all the arrangements, |to be made final at the end of the cus- yomping gabe sf nat pike correrdam | however, and was thoughtful enough to |tomary period. Which was built arov ck of | give Miss Ward a specia! passport! The Hammersteins have been lving the battleship Maine was resumed early) signed with his own name, which @he/apart for several ye They have to-day. At 9 o'clock the water had bee rward found very useful, several grown children, Mrs, Ham ° d Pink Roses, the lowered to a total dopth ye court was at Warsaw and so the stein is a Southern woman of an excel- Beauty an , the new Coro- inches. At that time the top and sides ceremony performed thi the |ient family, Her marrtage to the !m- ‘ , med this after- nation Purple Pansies, and other favored ee beck, church being filled with court officials | presario took place more than thirty |neon by Dr. O'Han 1 thelr fies | i Fe eee da panna: seven | BEST WORK at LOWEST PRICES flora of the hour. (MPORTED TO grLL) At 3Q¢ 28 DRANK FROM WRONG BOTTLE | | | Tittle Ida Imported MIDSUMMER FLOWERS Purple and White Lilacs, American Wa Death Dae to Poisoning. Alcohol After an autops 3 feet 8 old » died suddeniy early on the port | whi a stol out in fu shing and daring Cou y to the church altar ‘The bride Was dressed in crepe from day, Coroner eFinbe i lecided t sued mtr ot ‘“ AT 79 CENTS BUNCH eck ts act one jand incidental Be siti : covered with | Dead to: toot : i ‘papers many ae ae Banca : Nh" Atter the ceremony Countess Guerdol |ardent natur ros Daene ot NO C. O. De and APPROVALS Permitted. ha, The forward part ¢ took oft r wedding ring and flung it | wr her. Hammerstein in an {nter eee ot shoiabtp, oon which the sreatest er husband's face, Ho thought ne| yew ald his, artistic temperament |st"eet was called to atten of the explosion was exerted, | we ou fd have his revenge by Keeping er | sometimes ted mim into minor indie: |¢ i two pr a in Russia, a sian husbands can do, | Porte submerged ; , @ showed him the Czar's pass. | “Teton Mra, ¥" The lowering w ate the snapp r fingers and took t t | nad questioned sta t han ah vd You Must Relieve the Pressure on a bunion, before you can get relief. m again, he im with him, and never jored her a There has not eon the f ihn tom of a move n 1 structure rev % observation te ernona ‘a Capt. 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