The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 16

LOWS FLIGHT ANVIL MAKER - erect ee eemayne Oe ER VICTORY FOR “NELLIE BLY” IN STEEL BARREL CASE Federal Court Refuses to Turn Corporation Over to Bank- mes Hays and Mrs. Hugh| the son Disappear and Rich- mond Hill Is Excited. #\ ‘SHE TAKES DAUGHTER. |‘ Note With $10 Attached In-|Sha } forms Husband They Will Send for Clothes, ‘Bichmomi 111 1s boiling with gos- It has to do with James Hays of Mlaye-Budden Manufacturing Com- Dany, one of the foremost firms ‘Vi manufacturers in this country, and by family affairs of Hugh Ferguson, in a big drygoods jobbing pa and a childhood friend of Mr. Maye in Edinburgh. The wife of Mr. Haye died five weeks Scotch Tet fin the habit of attending iT HAPPENED AFTER THEY | 5: $3 32 i 1H ff H| E2g? a 3 i F Fi ban! ruptcy trustee end oid for ae benefit the creditors. foes not settle the ul THAT aT WRECK OF FLYER WIL BE TESTED Chemical iaitebc Ordered by | Se! Committee Investigating Central Accident. 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