The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1912, Page 19

| MARRIAGE GAME; ‘SWAMPED B BY MAL Detre tall Letters and Photos | to Brooklyn Home Ceases i to Be Juke. "pretty elghteen-year-old Mra, Louisa Kr of No. 64 Washington avenue, Klyn, did not rush downstairs to-day | meet the postman when he arrived jth an armfil of letters and flat pack- Bee, Instead, she stayed upstairs tn! Wir own room and said she thought the 1 authorities were perfectly mean. | jere’s just a little dash of romance it Mre, Bahr, and that's how she} some time ago, to evolve the idea {t would be lots of fun for her and aunt, Mrs. Anna Goezer, to be prin- lg tn several score of long distance affaires under fictitious names. Bahr sent photographs of horself Mra. Goezer to the postmaster at to, Cal. They signed imag- names on the backs and confided @ the postmaster that they would Ike @ething eo much as to get married. ‘The postmaster, feeling the responet- ity of carrying out the West's repu- for gallantry, passed the photo- he along to @ newspaper, and the fizet thing Mre. Bahr and Mrs, Goczer ‘Umew sacks full of mail began to arrive a@f the Bahr home. ‘Here's another one!* Mrs. Bahr Wovld oy to Mre. Goeser. “Oh, look @ the Iace curtains on this one!” *1 choose the bald-headed one with oo" Mrs. Goeser would laugh. “Oh, money isn't everything,” Mrs. ir would say. “How do you like is fat one?” ‘Riven John Behr, the husband, thought !t was funny until Uncle Sam fegan to have suspicions and started to ipvestigate to find out why so much mail was going to unknown people at the Washington avenue house, BRL WE PAYS. FFEEN HOUSES BURNED; TENANTS | SLEEP IN IN MEADO Fire Started in fed ka Mi at East Hartford Spread Rapidly to Tenements. BAST HARTFORD, Conn., April 12—|™ Fifteen bulidings were wiped out, sev- enty-five families made homeless, and Property worth $200,000 destroyed here early to-day by a fire which started in the Calrns Wood Working Company's mill, and spread rapidly in all difec- tions. The flames, discovered shortly after midnight, were under control at 4 o'clock, The loca! department was unable to cope with the blaze and help was sume | /,, | moned from Hartford almost as soon as the first alarm was sounded. An explo- sion of some kind started the fire. All the butldings tn the vicinity are of wood and, fanned by @ northwest breeze, the blage spread with great rapidity to the Shutter Hotel, the warehouse of G. M. White & Son and sevoral nearby tenements. Many families who were made home- Jess spent the night on the meadows. ‘The weather was mild and they suffered Uttle from the experience. No fatalities have been reported. Hiewaks MOTHER CHASES DRIVER WHOSE WAGON KILLS CHILD. el Claremond was tantly killed in front of his parents’ home at No, 62% East One Hundred apd Thrty-sixth street to-day by a twoshorse truck driven by Maurice Gmith of No, 8% East One Hundred and Twentleth street. A score of women, among them, were of the nearby tenements and gow the ohtid, wy under the wheels. not know at tf had been killed, th down the street, Smith could not at first understand the cause of the trouble. When he! knew that he ted run over a child he esed the truck feast “3 from his eset an@ ren to Po pe feata, fot panier aren with ber rence ue station, Threatening ry ry ‘Simlth to 4 & =a when she was tola her chia was weorenee ae ie wes at J ate cHE “AVENING. w i Metincets Plender Teng ‘chew. TIMN TAIN, China, Apri) 12—The City of Tung Chow has been looted by jutinous soldiers, according to news Just received here, Foll troubles at Nanking this latest outbreak hi foreign tmterests, whe had hoped that roum-|{t last the Government was securing ganeen, emeveraten Smith trom Came and ordered trie release. He obtained leave to stay in the station until the women went away. pail CASHIER ARRESTED, HELD IN $1,000 BAIL. A charge of grand larceny was erter- tained to-day by Magistrate Hylan in Manhattan Avenue Court, Brooklyn, Andrew Fisher, the cashier and ry of the Eastern District Ter- al Association. Fisher, who lives at No, 28 Union avenue wih his wife and four small children, broke down and wept In court when announcement was made that he would be held in $1,000 ball. Tht Eastern District Terminal Com- pany controls the freight yards on the East River frontage of Williamsburg. Fisher has been with the concern since doyhood and was implicitly trusted. 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