The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1911, Page 6

‘te combat LINERS “JORNNIES” HOAXED BY FIVE BALLET BEAUTIES Yohnny -at-the-Dock Takes Charge of English Girls’ f Landing and Luggage, Johnny-at-the-Dock to-day displaced the time-honored hero of slang, Johnny- | @M-the-Spot to the intense amusement Of the many pasengesrs who arrived by the Finland of the Red Star line. Among the passengers on the way) Over, tho chief interest centered in five very young, very pretty and very Eng- Meh young women. The; re on thelr way to take places in jetropolitan Opera ballet. The girls attracted a lot of admirers who had planned to continue associations when the But the wealthy youngsters on board 4 not know that the girls had been in this country before, and were surprised, When they landed and prepared to stot tho five sirens with their lugeage, to | find that New York had sent down a contingent for that purpose and that the | Rew arrivals wero expected. The disappointed voyagers looked angrily at the new-comers and the other piel enjoyed the scene immense- Miss Rosa Sullivan, a cousin of Str Arthur, and a writer of short stories, Was the chief of the quintette, Misa, Leona M, Wells of Cheyenne, Wyo., who holds one of the most im-| Portant governmental positions held by @ Woman, came back on the liner, Sho 4s clerk to the Senate Committee on Appropriations. The new Belgian Minister and Mra. Emanuel Havenith, were on the list, M. Havenith was, three years ago, Consul for his country here. More recently ho Was stationed in Persia, His wifo was Miss Helen Ffoulde of Gustav Walther, a viol Yong hair, a $5,000 Nddie, ar’ a reputa- tion as an expert, arrived, on a tou around the world. He said that ho was Mterally fiddling his way, and that he ‘Would be heard in this eountry in con- cert. His plans take tm, Mexico and Gouth America, panna CN AE ASK HOW KAISER STANDS ON MOROCCO AND TRIPOLI. German Clericals Push Prominent} Questions at Opening of the Reichstag. BPRIAN, Oct. 17.--The Reichstag re- assembled to-day atier a iong summer vacation, The programme of legisia- tlon is a long one, but tt is Ikely that incite Bt English Girls Who Fooled Ship’s Johnnies (Photographed Specially for The Evening World by a Staff Photographer.) NURSE aOUENS. WHEN ANOTHER IS Sister Fears Suicide of Miss Carrie Keeler, but Doctor Tells of Disappointment. Mrs, Elizabeth H. Marsh of East One Hundred and Forty street sald to-day she feared he Miss Carrie Keeler, who has been miss- tng since Sept. 27, had taken her own Nfe, From a doctor who knew Miar Keeler as @ trained nurse quite @ dit. ferent thoory was obtained, “Mise Keeler had been In ti health,” sald the doctor, Eilzabeth Keeler, now years of age, is ill, The family thought the state of the daughter's health de- manded that @ private nurse be em- ployed, and Miss Keeler was much op- posed to any one being called to attend her mother except herself, Shortly be- fore Miss Keelér loft her home a private the greater part of it will await the gueceeding Reichstag chesen at the com- fing elections. Among the measures to be intfoddced is one providing against | the manufacture and sale of tmpuro! Interpellations calling upon the Im- Perlal Chancellor to make declarations Felative to the position of the Govern- ment on che Moroccan affair with France, the occupation of ‘Tripoli by Italy, and the revolution in China, and also what measures he proposed to tako creasing cont of the of life were Introduced by Members of the Clerical party, Radicals and Socialists, It was expected that Ma nurse was employed, and it is possibly true that she left home becaise of her Gisappointment that another should have been called to attend her mother." Miss Keeler ts forty-four years of age |Her lost engagement was at the home of @ wealthy family. While coming down the elevator she scratched her arm on a wire nettine, Blood poisoning set tn and the nuses was mentally disturbed over her condition, She recovered from the injury with no apparent bad results. Then {t was that the question of nurs- ing the mother ai ‘The daughter tn- sisted it was her right to be at the bed- fi 4S. BAUMANN & BRO. 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Aguort, des Grand charged scribed as hy parents ot Rhode , waa remanded for| ivenie trial in a po court to-day on &| eventing charge of having attempted wo commit suicide by taking poison, According to the police, LAguorl, who had been touring Europe, was victim: ized by confidence men, and upon los-| thr ing all his money was in despair, He|store in hae been in a hospital since the alleged attempt to taxe his life. etre monds, jruled by her married sister and ac es ON BOAT CHARGED. | nurse was alled she declared ,| Youn Law ‘Student Held on Com- plaint of Stateroom Companion. Stanley Provo, @ youthful travelling sman and law student of No. 265 hirley atreet, Winthrop, Mass. 4s. in| ble timo the family for her, A, |news the wend out a genera Keeler. en LEISHMAN MUST WAIT. Joy inde from M kolden quart to this city. 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