The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1912, Page 15

SECRET MARRIAGE I> DISCLOSED BY ~_ NADOW AT BURIAL Mowmnors vor trv Irving Ww. Bam- | berger Learn of His Mar- Hage on March 17. *, Bamberger Bamberger © mourners were ther @urorited to learn that he had left a Widow, At the funeral was the widow, former'y Mrs, Miriam Jones Adler @aughier of Mr. and . Andrew A Jones, living at the meats, West Ninety-e Broadway, Mr. Bamberger and Mrs, Adler were quietly married March 17 In New Jer- eey, and, according to the mother of the bride, the marriage was kept a secret for the present at the request of Mr. Bamberger, Less than a week ago Mr Bamberger was taken {11 and four days Jater death resulted. The widow tl infermed Leon Bamberger, his brother of the marriage. The widow was for- merly the wife of a musician whom she @ivorced last November. She has a doy ten years old. Mrs. Bamberger could not be seen at! her apartments to-day. She is pros- trated by the sudden death of her hus band and suffered a collapse over the notoriety which had been g.ven to the Secret marriage, after its published an- nouncement. Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. Bamberger, declared that the marriage Wan no secret so far as she and Mr Jones were concerned, “It was simply their own business,” @aig Mrs. Jones, “Mr, Bamberger and our family long had been He admired my daughter a Married in Jersey City, 3 made of the welding until October. Had he lived his wishes would have been parried out. His sudden death made it imperative that my daughter make St anown to his brother that they were married, and naturally, my husband |) insisted that the marriage notice be published “I cannot understand why anything published farther than the It is very distressing er is nearly hearte with her par- and Mr. Bam- py his apart- in the St. Ure st ninth street, He ‘onfide the t the matter. he said, and one could have no to the union ted @heee contributions wer @ay at the Mayor's o> WAGON BUMPS A PANIC. wagon caused a near approach to & School No, 118, Fourth @venue and Fifty-ninth street, Brooklyn, to-day, When the wagon col- ided with a telegraph pole, upon which a fire box was stationed, the jar set erloy place, took place | Hard and Soft Corns Remarkable Home Treatment For All Foot Troubles Try Odol-izing the Mouth After Traveling nd Elghty- | his brother, | on to-day he | and the late pwn for his na 4s, {temporarily perfume the breath, y | THE pone WORLD, _ TUESDAY, MAY 28, bef the alarm an dtwo engines respond- “When the engines clanzed up to the school, Principal Joseph Wingedauer wave the signal for a fire drill, and the 1,500 boys in the school marched to the street. 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