The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1911, Page 1

INAr EDITION. ¥ HILTON WINS NATIONAL GOLF TITLE She “ Circulation Books Open to Al,” mS MRS. SUYDAM AND AFFINITY DISPOSSESSE WEATHEN—Fair to-night an@ Sunday, at PRICE ONE OENT. Copyright, 1011, by The Frese Cat (The Now Work World). NEW MRS. SUYDAM AND NOBLE DISPOSSESSED BY LANDLOR FROM THEIR AFFINITY D Get a Verbal Notice to Leave the Twelfth Street House at Once. “WE ARE VERY HAPPY,” District-Attorney Whitman Says He Cannot Interfere With the Couple Under the Law. ‘were notified by D. A. Service, landlord of the Regina Apartments, No. Millionaire’s Wife and Plumber’s Son THEY TELL REPORTERS.| Young Frederick Noble and Mrs. Walter Lispenard Suydam jr. "82 West Twelfth street, today that they could not continue to make a CABY 1 HERE WITHKING'S GENS ANDI RECORD But Mile. Deslys Says She'll Win Success on Real Stage Talent. IN |$320,000 JEWELS. |Actress Gracefully Dodges All Reference to King Manuel’s Infatuation. Gaby Deslys, who is credited by com- mon report with having overthrown the Kingdom of Portugal by Infatuating King Manuel and enticing from him | what was left in the royal treasury, | reached New York to-day on La Lor- |vaine of the French Ine, to fill pro- fessional engagements at a to agkremate $4,500 a week, & mountain of trunks and a staggering ray of pearls. One of her entourage, when asked the value of her jewelry, remarked In a casual way: “Oh, put it at_$330,000,"" The actress was met at the pler by & private detective who is under orders YORK, SAT URDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, Circulation Books Open to All.” 12 PAGES 1911. ‘PRICE ONE CENT. Gaby Deslys, who is to sing and dance and act in New York, is said to have infatu- ated King Manuel of Portugal and indirectly caused his deposition. Her salary is the largest ever paid a performer in vaudeville. She has the most elaborate wardrobe ever brought to this country, and her jewels are said to be worth $320,000. : MLLUR GABYS DESLYS, Actress Who Arrived With King’s Gems HILTON TAKES TITL ~OF GOLF CHAMPION BY ONE HOLE INI Herreshoff Cuts Down Englishmen’s Lead in Last Nine Holes Amid Great Excitement on Rye Course. BRITON 6 UP AT ONE STAGE, FALLS OFF TOWARD —ND Americans Plucky Up-Hill Game Best Ever Seen on Any Links in This Country. Custom House inspectors valued one pearl necklace she wears at $80,000. When asked if she would pawn her jewels to help put Manuel back on the throne she replied, “! might pawn one pearl.’ —————— Se APAWAMIS LINKS, RYE, Sept. 15.—Harold Hilton, champion of ic ir unconventior ions as hi hat | to_keep and her jewels A : . . i public parade of their neon ye Monel retations as his tenants and that ee ane peace aned i ” TO D Y ' Great Britain, won the natignal championship match this af in they would have to begin immediate search for new quarters. |He said he would employ four assis. - A N t reat ‘olf match ever witnessed in this or an: a tants on the job. , 5 y The son of Plumber Noble of Nostrand avenue, Brookly, and the “Shite. Deslys {6 pretty, tiond, bust- ——— ! beating young Fred Herreshoff one hole in a thirty-sevén hole match, aristocratic young matron did not appear to be in the least dismayed by |nete ia eae ‘roman. By her demure- tl ” NATIONAL LEAGUE. They were all square at the thirty-sixth hole, after Herreshoff had made a ; * ; ; . her daintinens and her evident de- peut vesee nas i ct i e this declaration, the runaway wife shrugging her shoulders and mur-| sire to avoid notice she became popular \ Sars magnificent recovery. Waa won the thirty-seventh hole after Herre- +. A ‘1 . with her fell 5 AT PI shot issed ree! m 4 muring, with a sneer: “Oh, very well,” while her boy companion merely | Ni, i, fovow apices hake. aac : GIANTS— ; ; vec limmair te asset In the second round of the match thie smiled and said that he thought they would have no trouble in finding |« ditterent sort of person, ; 1100011 a SCORES FIRST 18 HOLES, | afternoon ‘ierreshoft gave the greatest comfortable quariers elsewhere. ACTRE DODGES QUESTIONS Gi PITTSBURGH— —_ exhibition of plucky uphill golf ever ‘The elopers supplemented to-day ABOUT HER CONQUEST. 4 2000000 _- Milton: idee ast a seen on the links of the United States. thelr open announcement last night of | Questions about King Manuel, late ———s Batteries—Marquard and = Meyers; He out-4 34 H a46 Beginning four down even the most op- ty ir and their utter dis-! sovereign of Portugal, were not an- O'Toole and Simon tf timiatte conceded the match to the thetr love affa! j Peart ny: sniie Pe , —_—— ie : Dying | aemeenatt! ei rt folk in general might think about it. on tending | \ ; sy \ ibedlivea tastates f@ most distasteful. " ° A BROOKLYN- Sy Some spectators’ @ave Hilton ®/asset, and the mant They received an audience of reporters | 'T came here,” she sald, “as an er-| Rolling Up Points in “Met” 010 F. of Ptomaines After Clean- |, Spiroxtmate on the fourth instead ot | pone a'aythe manner in whlch he dle- iu the three-room fiat they had moved} tiste to entertain the public. My private A ‘ CHICAGO— Out of Factory ek Bish vould make Are Travers proved to those who watched nto on the day after the young wite| y |iite ts my own, Championships. 000 = uu y: his game that his nerve was supreme: left the beautiful villa of her husband | |" have been successful as a singer, a in almost any contingency. = at Blue Point, L. 1, vowing her love | dancer and a player in London, Paris AT CINCINNATI He continued to show his superiority for young Noble and turning a deat | and Berlin. I hope to be as successful) CHLTIC PARK, Sept. 16.—The senior BELBHIE : Department of Health inspectors made | until he was 6 up on Herreshoff in the ear to the entreaties of her husband, | |in New York." she said. championships of the Metropolitan As- | PHILA’ ‘A = fu house-to-house canvass in Williame- | carly stages of the second round. Them the pleas of her mother and father and | Vaaniee Ra ie extat of the conversa- sociation of the A. A. U, were held . u — | purg to-day to ascertain how many he | | Rawexeti the Ateeee defender began the protestations of her multi-mil- —~—.——_ [escola (if siya. She wi | here this afternoon, and as {t was an- | CINCINNATI— dren were made il! from eating atale | to ta jome of his tricks out of the i father-in-law, Walter Lispen- Weer Tap memeaker: Gaetan] oiner of those famous ahtletic fights ¥ 0 — Jeandy which wes passed out indlacrim L | EOE Sant SIAY, Spel aes Se Sam lonaire fath . Cross-Continent Aviator First Amadel, and twp members of her com- New aie - e——— inately by a man who el out the standstill, The gallery went fairly Fee urd vce it te pany, ene Verinandeltes, a singer, and paren the New York A. C, and the Liege ag Hes LIP tec ply mad with enthusiasm after the turn of MRS. SU Jaques Chatel, a dancer. American per-| Irish-American A. C., a large crowd basement of Herma bs the second round PORTERS IN COZY LITTLE FLAT, | Lands at Susquehanna and formers will be employed te nl out her| turned out to witnes athe games, The AMERICAN LEAGUE. ery mtore at No, 148d Brosawey, A Hale wy ‘holo. tssreahee ereeaatl company n the presentati sun, which came out at the elevent! ‘Tho matter was reported by Mra, Anna tcked df 0 ife was found reclining 4 corpeny, 1h Pp ‘ation of two| sun, ven P Pi up and finally stood all square TE eee eee a? taal cneees Then Pushes Onward eetches, © Chichine,” and “A Lea| hour, made the day an ideal one for AT NEW YORK. lorsenhagen of No, 96 Wooding street with hia opponent, with only two more chal Y x ort. The trac ‘IRST GAME. t peak > a hack deflantly and a sneer upon her full Mile. Deslys carries cp i Sh pt tod lp DETROIT. | who returned from a ahopping trip las holes to go. Hilton had appeared ¢. She. w white silk shirt- wardrobe. Shi #5. SEtenalve | gnape nowwithatanding: fhe: heavy rein sas 4 eventng to find her alx children lying on ko.to pleces at the turn of the secon: red lips. She wore a OWEGO, N. ¥., Sept. 18.—James W.| Wardrobe. She has sixty gowns, with| during the nixht, but the chances for 100.000 2 2 2—5 the tor, very ill, The youngest, Ame- | F. Hauser Slips to "ound. sitctng his drives, fubbing wit : t the throat and with |eixty hats, sixty paira of Leopol - Hauser Slips waist, open at th ward, the aviitor who tented) atari » sixty paire of shoes and| new records were rather slim HIGHLANDERS— ia, two years old, was in convulsions, |hix trons and overplaying orr undei heeves rolled up, Her abundance of |." york inat Wednenday for the Pa. | s2Ber® and sixty patre of stockings to| ‘Harry issiis, sho. was looked upon 3.0.0.0 .0.0.0 0 (— 3B and is now auppored to be dying. The) Death From Wet Plat- | P!ying hie putts, ‘The tumult in ¢ spiden hair was wound In @ NER cote ane ee ig g60.000. prise might, {watchs None of this apparel has ever |to force Sheppard to new world’s record, ~ 4 rs were brought around after thres eal gallery manifestly got on his nerves. | spon her head, caught In the back with) sy a ot gig orcionk thie pa ween eae vane Woman admits }did not strat in the half-mile run. He eacerione eu no and Slanage, Cald- |) jury hard work by Dr. J. B. Rankin form at Jamaica. Hilton with a morning lead of 4 Uae cheesy as cloth | Minded here D - o create a sensation | selected the one-quarter ins well and Bla : a Fihias amaica. fh ; se Ae ie nece tot | noon He had made the distance from| with her gowns and jewels as well as pbb af canes Reiiveens aon SECOND GAME, ari cite ventidcen or iivaune yer Hl ean the second round after lunchesg ing sue hes fat ie sik stock, |Suedwehanna, Pa, at the rate of a mile ie the exhibition of her talen @Per-liy felt. It was the first championship DETR Te 4 . pt Rrctatment ale pisses G0) Caney pe the Idea of wae the <r , and she c [ former. y “ 0 6 — | t man- | his opponent. Ing more foree vil ! . he missed in thiry-three years, F, W |which she found on a table in the| Leopold F. Hauser, aesietan ! on Ee auase slippery, ls Ward was to have stopped here for New Cock enone rahe nets, romatea Rubin, VicesPresident of the Assoctation | HIGHLANDER: front room, In a few minutes she be-|ager of the Foreign Exohange Depart-| Hit drives, the Engilshman increased of beauty, her transparent skin and high | S¢vere! hours. but is #0 far behind his | plicity. Cleo Demerode came wenere| Stet in the capacity of referee. ou — [came i. but was quickly revived. (ment in the banking house) of Eimmer-| oI 1 Cae te a one that the most critical could not deny. | -ctonen up with his schedule. He hopes |#he was merely tho frlend of « King,| meer vt A.ckn 6, Noten Ciougien, f, aMar| Hop and Blaine [him thirteen one-pound boxes of choc. | as Instantly killed early tell Niel | satisned to hold Herreshof® safe, She he t jent pose | spend the night at Hornell, He left | Leopold of Belgium. Gaby Desiya,|C.. soon. Time, tow, AT BOSTON. ates, with which he and brothers {he Sipps Wis 2 |. Not less than 2,600 persons were on throughout ¢! and the sneer- | though, carries the distinction of having| , *CONd Maat Woe by James Mf. Ronenh 1 the Jamatca station of the Long Island fi sagede| aN nd ere he spent yes- james rehes « ond. FIRST GAME ind sisters. had gory 4 . . Ing simile never her lips. Young | (aN oties rel a A ; | 90 fascinated the King of Portugal that| Hime, ti me’: Amhe T A. A aLEVELAN nd ava bees solver | alway and fell beneath the wheels | ne crowd last’ tara So atl ‘ i st as nonchalant and an-jterday, at 1 o'clock this Morning, |. lavished the wealth hei-Yart Run—Won by Mel. W. Sh 1 | CLEVELAND— Other children tn rain from which he had leaped | ing every min- Novle wet questions without the slight: | nd at 11.01 he alighted at Susque- | he 1# thin SOUntey reponse i trees] 4 OAR Rdvand Prick, Nev. Cor acaind 0 4 0:0 0.0 0 0 O— Oj sald, had received candy ee ear ia mouae ute and was doubled for the second swered al! questo ‘ ara - f ' 1 ury of his co upon her until his ok Kiley, 1 A, AS, think” Nme, im. om ions “ . ' y | While It w f round, inna, fifty-six. mules further on. : The Inspectors said that the candy | ¥4 oa [TOUR Ot trace OF neva aiee of three rooma| When he reached here Want had cov-|PePle rose in revolt, threw him oft/ 54 tis sh (Final Heat) —James BOSTON— was old and spoiled and that the chil-| The young man's hoad was ron h |, The wenther was a continuation. of Fae ee a ord, Kitchen | cred about 260 miles of his 3,200-mite |e throne, exiled bis family and set PSI Sa wa 0 1. 1.0.0.0.3 1 — Giarewn tiiness had Undoubtedly been and hia body cut nearly In two. A yesterday, excopt that it dd not act. sitting-room, bedroom an ne | up @ Republic, James Jo Are ' AL fame htit { k y ptomaine polyoning. Mre,| Wrecking crew was called to remove | ually rain, despite the mist in the alr: and throughout the Interview the bed: | trip = | Up to two years ago Gaby Deslya OS une Binetae. re eaatnagen appeared before Magistrate |the body, which was taken to Hauser’s/the greens were almost as heave. aed room door remai oper revealing | UBMAN CO COMES BACK | was little known outside of Paris and ah 4 tere pee Kempner in the Gates Avenue Court| home at No, 12 Rockaway Road, Ja- other external conditions such aé the one big ora: and ¢ ap WeieacH c } |not very well known there, She ap- ting 1hPotnd Shet—Won byt AT WASHINGTON. to-day and ask for ® Warrant for;milca, Hauser's parents, elderly people jedly improve the British cham- Lureau. on which waw spread an abun- LUDLOW, | Perea in smait theatros on witha trow Wt a fe Haat GAs Mr. Hilts arrest, but tho Magistrate| who lived with htm, were prortrated | pion's chances against Herreshoft, Se Jeance ote ver anal id fo mt ars clear AND GOES TO LU lk da and was thirsty in the way of ner cine st, LOUIS— {told here ther s nothing to show|by the shock. i sam [ECANE & crowd tramping over the turf ‘ ve are 0 bother yo 0K re kind, In fetes and carnivals she was 4 ~ Alt given the candy away. Hauser had been in the Bronx last | left inumerable heel prints an@ worked one of the interviewers, whereat Mra Wite Has Charlton R. Burnett At-| conspicuous by reason of her display see 00 9 010030-4 rays he told @ man to clean} night attending @ meeting of the|general havoc, since {t was next to suydam onuent : ny ae eta ve rested Upon His Return From et ‘owels and flowers, : Bar 0000 at the basement and to dispose of the| Knights of Pythias and was on ia | impossible to contre! the. Grune: ‘IE don't thin bediedins+ Bees - 3 . | ‘The young woman got her name from q oa and way home whe: led. The odds againat the former metro- Nor 1," chimed ! ear iter we Europe the Intimate relations that exist between Batteries—Brown and Clarke, Walker | > | Ho came to? York from Tarnob- | politan champion steadily rose, for there couldn't be Inmted more 1f bloodhounds ss ae aunnett, well known man arly public and its theatrical en- and Henr | E RACE lacheck, Austria, five years ago as «| Wawa feeling that he could not hold hi were on our tr n, who evaded his wife's ef. When she began to attract coer nme AVIATORS IN CLOSE RAC clerk in the banking firm, of which his| putting stroke of the past two days NOT MAKING ANY SECRET OF Sean tapi tention It waa noted that her favor- POLICE TRAILING ROBBERS OVER BROOKLYN ROOFS, iii, a1. Ww. Hauser, is 4 member. He|axainet Oswald Kirkby and Obes pln Garye swers were lies. Some one called = _— quickly became @ valued employee and | svane Jr. THEIR LOVE, SHE SAYS. ope, eam 5 were y > ' hq ; Waived nd wo have nothing to conceal, Woon wis return to New of the alles," which ta] en yt aiming, ta} WHO GOT BANK'S $258,000.) (,,,name-White Beats. Dr Wald-| ### promoted rapidly, Two years ago| ritton said yesterday that he ex i hg any secret of our love," locked up in Ludlow Stre by Dewly’ thi, “ime ‘seconde Ys ox iter abate i ©} pected to be out-driven by Herreghoff, ak idaihs with 4 passionate | Hirnett met hiv wife at a ping-pong! It was while she was playing in a ne by GT Dake, NOVA. | NI WIOSTMIN B.C, Se run in Dash From Mineola ye rites AL the bank he wow tee | but intended to catch him at the cups, martes re know it) my hus. | tournament when he irae only sever usic hail tn @ particularly dar- | ¢ < eee Me fie coy |A@.erdt te the ¢ ¢ « of] to Brighton. cred & model young man, and his; AS & matter of fact, Herreshoff's ap- xeature, 3 Nee ain cateat care old and whe was aixter x thas Gaby Deslys was rat Dahcotvas ai that ‘ euih came a @ great shock (o his! prowching yesterday was even better ate it, Why should Jt be anybody ebony Piatto Halle ros tee hea won py} the five ! overs. He Was twenty-five years | than putting, and if he can co tM business” I made no recret of it jig AAC dy ak. Resenterger) from th an ern D Je old and unmarried i tinue to lay up his ball anything Ike yee t went away. I told them all| About five Burnett t—Woo ty 6) A, T. Mens, the Bank ¢ Bee veer a S as deadly he will give Hilton a close Hore F wet they knew that when I|ucomght mule and for | ion of the whole oe he Tost” in’, | Vancouver, dron, from Mineuig wa she he"! POLICE SEEK MISSING BOY, | suueak. “a » my mind to do 4 thing they | m hemence of his applause. iat Pasi On pease, ho re wid eae i ~ lliiton had great advantage tn ‘ aif e,"" t orem dolla | nenmed the flight The police have been asked by t uy end 0: RN stop me Hirencnitee PRESS AGENT ARRANGED A| Apples only Cente @ Rashet, |$) and $i irae cieance, eslimated at ciphteen| The Per ee nays, oan Saket by the hey and OF Ave AI0e, oie Ae you have any conferen Mo MEETING WITH KING. WESTFIELD, N. J., Sept. 16.—Apples | and the nv wie) tan envened tna iia iken cha “tall Anaya Gc or him, except var" was asked Suna ! ‘ yew | posted in ; ; me he while the stars in the at *hueT navel ott Samal there are whol ean ithat are so abundant in this section of New | post werty minutes Grahame-White lead Brook! lust Monday, , cut in young Noble, “but T have Sr erent anaes Jersey that the price has dropped to g| on the Amer Re : win when the aero lower half have been peltims each other, conferred with several of my friends WIUAIEY GAA ervapNad @ meeting bor | Gents’ ® DUADSL This Drive Ws now gold and the $88,000 in pelea Brighton shortly af uv height, stout, inmercitully. For that season if peb upon whom I can depend in case of meres on King Manuel and the actross,| paid by the cider mills. The retail price | Canadian end United Baila BAOKR Sry ee light brown hay, br yes, light com: |other the old guard belleves that while teoublee i AWIATLACAES isto vr Py aed Nighi ‘These permons aver that tho meeting) of a quart of apples in New York city |’ minnie veuiloa tt has been found. | The two aviators Immediately began et ee or levender tle and stripes |°2 Ly agile Be are se we po you fear any perso! thor ia is a‘ ning Line, Jos” Line, Old too! 20 at : Se np power: ‘The Z ne . _ A . r \round, Herresho! Be 00 ee puvaant' wea aimed. | Easton st vat ise. Wermiide and’ Heli, (00K piaco and shat Manue never ¥aw| iy said here to excoed the price per 4 ' 10 Despite the | many flying stunts about the race traok.| Shirt. He had a watch and chain anda | oun? be the part of Mr, Su: i Shock. room for ay, the git) again ie stage 4bY | bushel the cider mill men are pay! nr iz chatmon we They were followed later in the after-| small sum of money. Any information | @fternoon ‘Mrs, Suydam has said," replic’ et Hon, Honer | Deslya n ater Fa) fret meeiiog tp and it does not pay the farmers tdonis Aning the t noon by fights by Atwood, Reatth Tegarding him will be a great relief to| TWo rounds of the three and one-half —s— sre an.l lvaeliert) Chong The World Travel tondon appeared in Lisbon and made| 0 ne sary, ies adjoining: the x ! : ched before them, and (Continued on Becond Page.) Bul'in.! "uous Byvumam 400g, gel #r68 [che populace alt up and take notice, — | SArry the apples to the mi not hear the sound Reyneids Fa tet ® | mile course stretahed b ‘ , t | | | | wwe