The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1911, Page 17

COURT, REFUSES ADIVORCE TO SON TOF HAMMERSTEIN i Declares the Referee Admitted Incompetent Testimony Con- cerning Birth of Child. Justice Gay in the Supreme Court to. day refused to confirm the recommenda tom of Referee Philip W. Boardman that @ decree of divorce be issued to Abraham Hammerstein, @en of Oscar, egsinet his young wife, Kthe! Brittain Hammerstein. The Court held that the Referee erred in admitting testimony from the records of the Board of Health indicating that a child born to Mrs. Hammerstein was the son of the co- respondent, whose identity is not dis-| closed in the decision, The Hammersteins were ma: years ago and parted three yer Mrs, Hammerstein returning f reference and the testimony was take by Mr. Boardman. Many sessions wer held in Mr. Boardman's office behin closed doors. Mrs, Hammerstein con-! tested the sult, but offered no evidence to refute the charges upon which Ham. merstein based his action After rehearsing the facts of the cas the Court says: “The physician's testimony and that of the head nurse or manager Of the sanitarium, that the defend- ant was their patient, that they at- tended her as such, as to how long witch attendance continued, that she | Went there without a enlld and took one away with her, that the alleged es. mt with her knowledge ama of the arrangements and Paid all of the bills, was privileged.” The Court directed that the case be remitted to the referee, the parties reheard, and a new report be ma TAFT ON TARIF WILL NOT NAME SPECIFIC RATES President in ahaa to Con- gress Will Recommend Downw: award Rev Revision. ly was revised, It ~as reported that the President would not recommend any but would tndl- nt rates should be grees to-morroy — CITY TO PAY $19,600 FOR SAVING MAYOR'S LIFE. bills Orig tors Af tion Cut Down From $ The Board of Drs. Arlits whieh wer and from %2,00 to to. SF ROMANCE OF THE. SEA LEADS TO A WEDDING. | Brooklyn Youth Weds Oregon Girl at St. Regis—Met on Maditer- ranean Trip, A romance of the sea culminated in the inarriage last night of Hiss Helen Goode, a daughter of the late Henry | Walton Goode, president of the Lewis and Clark Exhibiton at Portland, Ore,, to Pompeo Maresi of Brooklyn, Six months ago, while on a Mediterranean trip, they met, and soon became en- | waged, The marriage took place at the Bt. Regis, Father Donohue of 8t. Stephen's parish officiating, Xavier Benziger was hest man, and the bride was attended by Nina Mare: ialre Vi i Carey and 1 n 9me in Brooklyn. as @ Show. Ht will bel tite +t te @ 0 seliy’ 4 Ume to the stage. 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