The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1912, Page 9

AS AREWARD FOR FATHERS HERS 1@ English Solicitor Brings Charles} AA. Tunley, Standard Oil Ac- | countant, News of Fortune. ICHES LEF' BY WOMEN. | — arent of Brooklyn Man, Who! Is Now Dead, Had Saved | Their Lives. | fae Tn x none (oo luxurtous lodging-house | Greene avenue, Brooklyn, Mharles A, Tanley with his wife and child, There is nothing in their sur- Toundings which ~suggests wealth comfortable circumstances, Yet this is the story which Mr. Tunley, a Yeung man of apparently unimaginative temperament, has deen telling his! Hends since Feb, 2: | At work at his desk as a certified ac-| natant in the offices of the Standard | ‘company that day, the card of Mr. | Hamilton, a solicitor at Welford, Eeaex, | ngiand, was brought to him. Solicitor | Hamilton wanted Mr. ‘Tunley to go out | with him for tea at the Waldorf. | Mr, Rockefe!ler's successors af No. 38 Broadway are just as particular as was | B the old gentleman himself about letting | his young men go out to play in busl- Way through the icy water and broushy to the Eastern District Hospital by Dr. Schwartz, It is supposed he fell’ into Brown out. the river while seeking a job at the LB, R. T. power house. PUBLIC — You Cannot Afford to} lives | & Mr. Tuniey mw Solici guest at dinne: MANY PERSONAL QUESTIONS. Mad he ever been in a general store and commission business In the Barba- does? Before that had he lived in Bos- ton? Had he ever spoken of three ‘women who once lived in Beacon street —Mrs. Elizabeth Woodridge, Mrs. James and Miss Mary Brown? Had elder Tunley when a boy saved e women from death in a runaway ident? Had they suggested to his ther that they would like to adopt aries? And #0 on. ir, Tunley was able to reply: in the “qu P7WMrmative to ell these questions and “fe many other tests regarding his {den- tity. Solicitor Hamilton then produced $4,000 and handed it to Tunley. | “My friend,” he said “I have been Beeking you for seven years since the @eath of Miss Brown in Welford—the it of the sisters. She inherited the fortunes of the other two and in 190 de a will leaving all to your fatier, rin event of his death to you, Tho pount is £600,000, or approximately 00,000, ‘his small advance which I we handed you is to enable you to go Barbadoes ami get proofs of your WP Gfdentity and then go to England and im your inheritence.” | NOW HE I GOING TO FIND THE, NECESSARY PROOFS. Young Mr. Tunley hurried back to Brooklyn with the glad tidings. He dia P not move into more comfortable lodgings Me considered the matter for 4 month, taking counsel with an attorney Donald T, Ayres. And now he has an- neunced to his landlady and other in- terested persons that in April he will vail for Barbadoes with his wife and child and a nurse and Lawyer Ayres end George E. Collings, a broker, to collect his proofs, They will accompany ‘him to Englaud, he says, and when he comes back he will form a brokerage pertnership with Mr. Collings. 3¢ 1s not et all surprising, Mr. Tunley says, that Gollettor Hamilton had £0 much trouble tracing him. Since his ther died in 1906 he has been a purser [yen the Trinidad steamship line, a busi- k college student and a travelling ified accountant until he married is Ethel A. Sonner in August, 1910, ————_———— WYER DROPS HIS SUIT AGAINST SUGAR CASE MAN. The sul ‘ought by Smith Thompson » to recover $25,000 from the Government inspector | | who received an award of $100,090) from | Congress for exposing the r frauds, Wes suddenly halted day, when ed a general releave in nd Supreme Court Ju m directed the jury to re turn g verdict for ‘Thompson claimed ad been instrus | mental in securing the award for He declared Parr had promised to pay fim $2,000 for his services. This was denied by Parr. The ti of the case ber afternoon. Thompson, who witness, said le gol | Yawney to intercede with MoVeagh in Parr’s behalf, and that, as Power Deoue municeted Congressma in ant ses fo foot of Div! ho one was Vv the man's r plank, whieh Brown hok! of, ‘Then Bert Miller Division avenue and Frank No. 8 Truxton street got a rope; but Brown by that time had become ex- Fy surtod and was carried too far away } wy the de. Seb Navucgeeve to go in, aad with SOLICITOR ASKED HIS GUEST | | Solicitor Hamilton asked many ques | tions. 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