The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 28

AND FOUND “BOB” , > ww SEASON’S NOVE 0D COMPANY Mrs. MacDonald Tells How She 1 and Webster Passed Time * With “Hubby” Away. [MKED CARDS AND GIN MacDonald Is Suing for Di- {| vorce and Names Architect ‘ and Two Others, * . @bout how Mrs. Anna E. Mao- Spent the evenings when she lonely in the absence of her hua- @0 West One Hundred and Sixteenth t, with Robert Webster, an archt- you in your apartment, while your was away?” inquired John B. tyre, counsel for MacDonald. y, yes; I was very lonely,” re 1a, : yes. “What? Brandy, wine or gin?’ "Well, eemetimes I drank @ iit At other times I drank wi bia yes; T rather Itked gin, but I say I preferred good sherry.” » MoIntyre then asked Mrs. Mac- ald if she bad not written several ‘3 to Webster. enore A FEW NOTES TO “DEAR BOB.” _“Oh, I wrote him a few, but they only short ones,” alrily responded i) you address him in those is ‘was Robert, you ae you mind telling os whet letters contained?’ y MacDonald but 614 not Gnswer. “Now, tell me," demanded Mr. Moln- “didn't you care for this man?’ MacDonald biughed again, and : “Well, I ikea him, just a itted that she had been fore time tn institution for tnebriates at Corn- four week: lone control over Soret, but I never aia." 7 ; MacDonald raid she and Web- Gined at restaurantes juent. and did not about taking her meats at home. ~Edmonia Hurley, colored, who had Mrs. MacDonald's maid, was asked it was that she had aigned two con- Netory aMdavite—one for Mr. M. and the other for bis wife. she] pombe captured from the rebels at Cem WEBSTER CALLED HER “DAR : LING,” SAYS MAID. “The gir) then swore that she had seen Webster very often in her mistress's § and had seen Mrs. MacDonald him and heard him call her 0} eee ‘any more she did not know what would R. Le Sousa, elevator boy, tes- that @ man whom he did not know and inquired for Mra. MacDonald, rung up her apartment, but oould 9 answer, and the man went told her a gentleman h: for ber and had «: away be- I could get no answer from her. asked me if he looked like a man and 1 said T hed pockets, but that h well dressed, She then toki me he came again to show him up to her "WOMAN CLAIMS TREASURE. Father Buried ™ y Fo en Martine Farm. er claimant has come forward the treasure sald to have been un- firthed by two jaborers on Senator riine’s farm near Plainfield, N. weeks ago. The claimant ie Mrs. Geiger of Ingleside, Neb., wi rts in a letter to County Clerk J. ert that her father, Frank Mar. told on his death~bed that he had $1,000 on this farm, but died with- Gleclusing its exact location. letter adds that Mra. Geiger’s was waylald and robbed of be robbers he hid it. letter was turned over to Chief Kiely, who questioned several admit nothing, from Mich- cache in the fo le- » | the condition of the railroad.” MEXICAN REBELS FOUND STARVING {CROOKS GO TO PRISON, TEMPTED WOMAN SET rea ll sesh FREE AND FORGIVEN ing Army Picked Up by | Judge O'Sullivan Sends Burg- lars and Swindler to Cells YERMO, Mex., Mey 17.~Uaer the In Sing Sing. Glare of ao diasing sun, the Federal army Borthward for! ogjy ene uspended sentence was ten miles yesterday, picking up at every | reconieg in the Court of General See Mrs, Pearl Spence, who stole e diamond Brooch from her eunt, to go free, ree rebels, separated from the maim column titution heving Geen made. om the retreat, staggered into camp, half crased trom thirst and h . bata dA ch gaa a athe They wll stories of terrible eufering| garnet Gotlld, twenty-four yeara old, and privation and declare that hundreds | who pleaded guilty of stealing @ watch of insurrectos on the retreat scattered | from a citizen on Canal street. Gotlib over the desert. Many it ts feared have | had twice before been convicted of petty dle the barren mesas, unedle to|larceny, and wes sent to the Elmira obtain food or water, After repat many bridges and the telegraph so om Huerta arrived |Thomas Gurns, thirty-#iz years vid, here yesterday and last night Gen, Tel-|Who had been indicted for burglary, ler took the Federal advance guara|heving forced ah entrance into the orth. They are believed near Ceballos, | dullding, No. 583 Dast Sixteenth street, within twenty miles of the rebel forees| With the tntent to steal, were allowed te plead guilty to anlawf@ ent-y. of dynamite and exploded nearly 600) was sentenced to the City i ana Burns to a year in the penitentiary. ejoe on Gundey. Frank Le racestie, thirty-eight Si arn et op ae, me eats Sr eal rebels have deserted,” said Gen. Huerta..| 5 eee ceat to ding Bing Sor not intend to move north to-morrow | legs than two years or more than three though progress is slow on account .of| years, Although Hardcastle denied that he had'a créminal record, the probation officer who investigated said he doubted Rebels Await Attapk at Rellane| the statement. Lyfe igeg al a ehe pleaded quiity 10 the ahott of JUARES, Mex,, May 11.-No épateb-| S™4.cmond cing from tne Gorha Com es Were received here from the rebellyeny, edmttied that he had served « the wires were cut south of Chihuahua. | Bing Sing for two yeare and six months. Early advices indicated thet the rebels! Chartes Rove, twenty-one years otd, fre well fortiNed at Raliano and Haoe-| with no police record, pleaded guilty of Yon and Would await the attack there.|taving @ blackjack in his poss i ‘The condition of Gonsalo Enrile, one| Tle wae sentenced to the penitentiary ‘of Orozco's chief advisers, who was| Sr two months bende | ee ees Sear Ts ia the hospital! tor stealing @ gold watoh from a wom- an in. atom on East One Hundred enty-thind street, led gutlty $1,000,000 to Keep It From! or petty tarceny. He received @ sen- Leoters. Tonoe of one year in the penitentiary, MAZATLAN, Mex, May 11.—~That the —_-——— | eovernment has the revolution on the ‘West coast in hand, at least temporarily, ‘was indicated to-day by the arrival of Southern Pacific train for the orth, raising the trafic blockade that has been tn effect for more than month, It wae safd today that more than {$1,000,000 in currency was burned here recently to keep it from falling into the hands of looters. pads Aa Sy Candidate Gets $200,000, LEBANON, Pa, May 17.—The will of the late Edward Coloman Froeman, the Cornwall multi-millionaire, includes a bequest of $200,000 to Assemblyman W. CF , Republican candidate for | are prohibit tire Methodist | t0 anybody without Detrott » What Ie philosophy? ‘Philosophy, my boy, ts the gentie art of letting your creditors do all th rrying.” YEARS AGO almost been killed or from selli labelling them ‘* a “A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but whi memorial to| les “2k medicine por, coma, convultions and death,” ‘The . The Fair. | ous doses produces stu; Railroad | # ter, | hi e f ** Drops,” ** Cordials,’ Mrs. modioleg rb given to your Washi . D.C, while the | of what com, wes ington, while the re: sind CON wal tween Mrs. Buckinghath and Miss if Chas, H. Fletcher, bel C, Freeman. It iy estimated ay he esta: Worth from 10,00), oomPerneye Lal pres a Wo TEE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY: LTIES IN WOMEN’S NECKWEAR A pretty fad espectaily practical for summer is the new directotre collar ‘which is open in the front to reveal the throat. There are many variations of this collar, but I have shown two which seem eapec ally pretty. The one which rolls over will surely be popular with the young girls, as it ig soft and easy to wear, and particularly sulted to a pretty neck. It is made of thowered China silk in one with @ vest portion, standing quite high in back ‘and springing open slightly where i rolls on each side of th. front. This collar and vest portion of white ratine would be most stylish on a blouse of French voile embroidered with ry dote and having turn beck cuffs of the ratin ‘The high ooller fe certainly very chic looking. Made of black eatin or taffeta ft has emall points roll back of white satin or taffeta, while @ plaiting of lace falls from neck in back. A deeper lace frill drops to @ point in front, held With several tiny black buttons, In wearing this collar, which looks #0 cool and comfortable, one might find that it has @ tendency to drop in the back and not fall enug around the lower @dge, but, from my own oontttvance, some of ‘you may be benefited. At the apex of the poim in front { sewed securely @ tape one-half inch wide, then drew it firmly down under the blouse to fasten at the belt line, STATEN ISLAND NOTES. {ANNOYS MRS. ROBT. GOELET. Instetent St: Policem: deing hel Dramatic Society tainment to be given at th of St. Mary's Church in Rosebank dur- ft er part of thie month. A ance will follow the performance. Miss Agnes Winship of Stapleton is t Rutherford, Miss Gladys Jones of Marin bor entertained the membe: Octavo Social Club at her ever wer Or Away by From Fifth Ave, Home, A stranger, for '‘e last two nights, has been the source of annoyance to Mrs. Robert Goelet. At various times the man has appeared at the door, de- manding an audience, claiming that he had @ letter for her. He was told Mrs. Goelet did not wish to see him. Then he continued walking up and down in front of the house at No, 601 Figth avenue, midnight this morning the East Fifty-frst stree: notified, and Policeman Prof. Werrenrath ill give a song recital at the Curtis Lyceum of the Staten Island Academy at St Geor; thi ning. Mine Gladys Hill of New Springville has returned from Camden, N. J. she was the guest of relativ week. An invitation dance under the aus- pices of the Edgewater Club will be given at the Midland Beach Casino on May % A briige euchre will be given by the Mothers’ Club of Public School No, 90 roman’s Club at Bt. George on 5 ie the scholarship fund of the school, Miss Helen White of Sailors’ Snug) jj Harbor will leave to-morrow for @ trip tal Ul, thin ed if Ms ira. Goel would appear if he were arrested, and, plying in the negative, the stranger was ‘imply ordered to mov officers of the Woman's Club hi called for to-morrow afternoon clubhouse at St. George. A luncheon | || will be served after the election. Lectures will be given this evening at the Tottenville and Stapleton Public ek at Atlantic Damas Sho: chorus of the Jamaica Dutch Ohurech, Robert K. Wick, pestor, will be sted at next @unday's evening service by the Sym- phony Orchestra of nineteen pieces, un- der the direction of mil Gerber. Among the musical numbers will be Buck's Don’t Poison Baby. every mother PAREGORIO or laudanum to make it som sleep and a FEW DROPS TOO MAN M WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING, whose health has boen ruined for lite by \ morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium, Dru, ted either of the moll of médicines containing opium are di: "Booth Syrups,” e' ren withor CASTORIA if it bears the signature tremnlne Casteria always bears the signature of ‘he Lord Bendix's ‘The Comfort in modern Gunsight Lake, per day at each it her child must have ‘hese drugs will Prodiece will produce the BLEEP are the children who ir day, narcotics named to children at all, or ison.” The definition of rarootio” in taste and » and sold under the names You should not permit any | you oF your phy know | Lt(liedx \\| po! Go on the Oriental to, September 30th, Li W. M. Lowrie, General 1184 Broadway, DO! Money in Glacier National Park Season June 15 to October 15, 1912 hotels—amid on foot and on horseback, camping, desires in a vacation awaits you in ret A. complete tour of this new playground has been made sible in 1912 by the erection of seven hotel colonies located at Two Medicine Lake, Cut Bank Cafion, Sperry Glacier Basin and hotel, ¥.00. Camping parties can tour the park ata cost of $1.00 to $5.00 The favorite tour of this Summer will be the circuit from ‘idvale to Belton, or vice versa, taking in the most beautiful sections of the park—a week or ten days required for the trip. Low Fares—Oriental Limited Limited—through train from Chicago via 3,8, and Great Northern Railways. the Great National Highway to Glacier National Park, ‘Two other Coast Trains to the parks daily, Low Round-Trip Summer Tourist Tickets on sale daily until {beral stopovers, 17, 1919.5 TRAIL OF HIS BRIDE | LED TO ARREST OF ATO ‘BANOMT KING Clever Detective Work in Cap-| JUNIORS’ SUITS, DRESSES & SKIRTS ture of Alleged Slayer In Both Stores, of Burns, Racquet. Suits of White Cordaline,— collar, cuffs and belt of linen in contrast- ing colors. 14 and 16 years. 9.75 Tub Dresses of Chambray, Gingham and Linen,— one-piece, Russian and regu- lation models. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 4.95 to 7.50 * Skirts of White Cordaline and Khaki. Length 38 to 36 inches. 1.95 James McCreery & Co, 23rd Street 34th Street On Saturday, May the 18th Francis W. Muehifeldt, called by Gao. ond Deputy Police Commfssioner Dough- erty the “King of the Auto Bandits,” and William Lingley, alias Miller, allas “Big Bill,” were indicted yesterday for the murder of Patrick Burns, formerly Chief of Police of Findlay, O., who had & saloon at No, 9% Forest avenue, the Bronz. Burns was shot and killed in his saloon Feb, i. Commtsstoner Dougherty and In- spector Hughes say that the two have been the leading spirits of the “Car Barn Gang” and of the “mob” section of the gang which has been robbing Mane police say that Mecniteat wea] BOYS’ & STUDENTS’ SUITS. tm 2otn stores, mn 90 active in the gang that its lead- put him out of their organization. ‘Then, to show that he was worthy of membership, the police say, he went out some one and “got” Burns, Burns wae shot through the heart after he and his bartender had been tol point, in @ souffle k-up.” Two men had , and one of they drank in the saloon be- fore the attack let drop the remark that he was a chauffeur. Using this slender clue, Detectives Cai and McKenna learned that a chauffeur for a neighboring garage was mii . They followed wite and mother of the missing chauffeur. The two women sold their furniture and moved to a rooming house, From there they went to Philadelphia and from there to Vineland, N. J., where they were visited by Muehifeldt, who was working in the New Jersey Home for Feebie-Minded Boys’ and Girls, He pald his visit on May 6 and was arrested Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits of Genuine Galatea Cloth,—Brown, Red, Navy and Cadet Blue stripes. Russian, size 214 to 7 years; Sailor, size 6 to 10 years. value 3.00, 1.95 Washable Norfolk Jacket Suits with two pairs of Knickerbocker trousers. Made of White Duck, Tan and Gray Crash and Genuine Government Khaki. Size 8 to 14 years. value 6.00, 3.95 Combination Suits,— two pairs of trousers. Made of Mixed Cheviot, Nor- folk model, size 8 to 14 years; Double Breasted model, size 8 to 17 years. value 6.00, 4.50 Students’ first long Trouser Suits,— jacket, vest and trousers. Made of Mixed Cheviot. Size 15 to 1% years. value 10.50, 8.95 ehifeldt is #aid to have been @ church worker and a member of tho Y) M. C. A. It is said that about a year ago he was engaged to be mar- ried to a young woman tn the Bronx who broke engagement to Muehl- feldt and married @ wealthy man. ‘The polic y that at the New Jer- sey schoo} tention of Supt. studies of criminology. the police, too, he wanted to become chauffeur for the automobile that once &@ month took to the school $8,000 for the payroll. A man said by the police to be “Ji the Crab,” and the instructor of Ling- ley in underworld wa: rested yesterday In the Bronx com- Ing out of a store with four ters, two pairs of trousers and other goods. members of the “Car Barn Gans” ve heen indicted for grand y and Seth are sald by the police to have been former as- soctates of Lingley and Suehifelit One hag been convicted and it awaiting sentence and the case of the other wt' FUR STORAGE Cry Cold Air—New Improved Method. je Vault on Premises. Charges for alterations and repairs are lower during the Summer months. Telephone 638) Greeley 23rd Street 34th Street for Gtarving Couple. ing World acknowledges re- celpt of #1 from “A Well Wisher” for Mr. and Mre. Thomas Sheffield, an aged Brooklyn couple found starving at ¢! home, No. 140 Wallabout street, “With the tone you can’t forget." 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