The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1912, Page 6

“THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912. RACELOST Airship That Won First Aerial Derby F Trehawke Davies as 4 passenger, “ATO TRE BST De Cant Carries Eloping | , Daughter Home After Mad Auto Pursuit. TRY AGAIN TO- MORROW | If Court Won’ { Give Him Girl-| } Wife, He'll Take Her, | bn Poa Eysolt. f iz onan" He Whick was the end, temporarily any- | Way, of the romance of the former Miss] jj Dorothy Lushear, heiress, and Conrad Myvol:, her danker-papa’s chauffeur | egg en a tire burst on Mysolt's | fee-power pursuing machine, | |} the. Finger of Destiny couid head | Danker-papa from eating it on to| || AOC Ae the family mansion at Mount Tabor, N. in his own sixty horse-power car, sg daughter-bride, impénitent and re- | ~ grasp. And the |, Im Bie i a day off. | | ain ‘To-day a pale vut ined young | fan Is hanging vicinity of | ker Jobn 1 He wants | tWo weeks’ bride, and he wants her Dadly. He says he is going th got her 10-morrow, when her father. as to bring | her to court again, if tt takes all the) if J : King’s horses ail the king's men. " MI { Eysolt claims he was galhing on papa, | t90, Whon the tire blew up. tg HRS, TREMAWwice John Lushear ia president of the North | I | PA SSENIG py Ward Bank of Newark. His seventeen- co R year-old daughtér, Dorothy, 1 beautiful | -OMPARTMENT rich, Any kccredited novelist will y am 3 ~ e@ubstantiate the statement that bankers’ aughters, especially those that fall in Jove with chauffeurs, are always beauti- Yel and rich. ‘Dorothy fell in love with Conrad Ey- @elt, the family chauffeur, and Conrad | Fetaliated by falling in love with Dor- es weeks ago they eloped, came ‘ork, were married at City Hall lerman James C. Smith and re- test to the Hotel Navarre, Newark. PA WENT OUT FOR ALTITUDE o> RECORDS. Pape Lushear went far, far up into ‘the afr. He eaid such thing had never FUR AS | oso In England Over the 81-Mile Course Bleriot in which he flew the aerial derby course June 8 with Mra. That was all the good it did him. Herbert Lushear, the bride's older threw herself on her husband, callins ‘@Mplain the intensity of her young Ing and he was hurried to the hoaptia’ © pape and mamma. It sounded so Mahoney joined the force eight years ‘Was testrained. Papa Lushear says, on % the other hand, she wee brought to re- | This Reason Given by Friends ise her grave mistake, ppeesit tore around ietiy eatibea When Mahoney Ends Life mined. foveral times he was on sick leave, | habeas corpus, demand! . He refused. saying that if he ies Drotilce the ingot ot his ine by Shooting. Silo more elosely to duty he feared he| writ was returnad! tanday, bee would be dropped from the force. Last | ple gg: Mara Thiel night he had attended the funeral of a fore Vice-Chancellor Howell in Newark. “Banker-papa Lushear drov ther’s wife and this Incident seemed up in hig| Policeman John Mahoney of TraMo| {oonavs greatly depressed. him, | Pu@ing car. With him was the wedded | Saved C, attached to the West Thirtieth | Also, s the offing, were beotle- | Street Station, shot himsolf with hie An Enthuat rdener. Minions of the law. Eysol nie petinae ; (From the Detroit Pree Pres.) Pt have & cllance. Whea he panna ees "sealer in a tee room of Fre@| stie's one of our most enthusiastic | i court room, he foune thet Mee. | °° ‘® saloon at No. 167 Tenth avenue | gardeners."” walt, wasn't there, at all, Inetena, | °#f1Y to-fay and died in New York Hos-| ‘That 0?” Dankerpapa had esconced her under | Pita! two hours later, MH health wag| | “Yes Indeed. He even pays a man bard in & room two flights further up. | siven by ‘is friends aa the reason for | {10 8, Week {9 look after the garden for “Mysolt dashed upstairs. A friend of | his act. ~ i opoupled the room next to the one Mahoney, who lived at No. 502 West |* Where wifey was. Detectives tried to | Twentieth atreet and who was the fathe r tienen 2 Bysolt out when he began yelling |of a family of five, walked into the the plaster, but desisted when | saloon in full uniform, He greeted the B 0 = TILL TO-MORROW. ‘The saloonkeeper and Policeman Mal+ holds its bristles” ‘Im the meantime, danker-papa Lushear |£°!#08 of the West Twentieth Street @hap Bysolt was and how the entire un. |M&honey lying on the floor, his police | | revolver gripped in his right hand and a to take bullet wound through his head, The one’ with you = heiress-wife to escort her boca man Was unconscious, iC eiietnaasl “Byfolt was beside himself. ‘The light. | Before an ambulance conveyed Dr, | otdite wis tearful, Banker-pupa was 1 Golging from the York Hospital grim. Eight detectives stood around and ned in the sa- Eysolt off Down to the first moved the part world Vanlahed from his wight | | | | t Maried jn pursuit and had caught up when the tire ox. wire Mra. 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Settee Dorothy come out, at feast, HIMSELF BECAUSE Dr. Golding said that the man was dy:/Lawyer Says Prisoner’ Wants Freedom Despite New York's GREATEST Summer Suit SALE Cop- asdsarinst tere: nysts core cron POLICEMAN KILLS leon reached the policeman's home and SUPREME COURT ASKED TO Threats that Dorothy fell for ft, and F ago and was attached to the old Mul- to Kill Him. berry street station until ten months D ‘Mra. Bysolt thereupon exited for the HEALTH amo. Ho euffered greatly from 1n-|innsiney we tntcns: oe oe conteaned | time being from the life of her chauf- Somnia and grew morbid under the COM | Ch ooeg fy call fee nay che never You | feer-husdand. Eysolt storms that she _—— viction that his health was being under- part of tho | Authorities to protect William Albert, alles “Big Jack Selig,” an east side gun- |e ghter, former Magistrate G, 1 sexed Justice Gtegerich in the 3 Court to-day to free tue prisune' the Tombs. harge of carrying a concealed steps of the Criinin: | said Judge Wahle, erty to-day on 4.0%. ball.” have them accept the bail, My Streets than In prison,” Justice Giegerich adjourned th wet together and try to ght the question of bail. —— fn Barre! MIDDLET Sophia Herma formerly lived In BD found drowned in !water at Equinunk. Coroner P declared she 5 Ninety-Yea: Fall From W' out df a window twenty feet ground and was killed at Lake ington, ica’s wonderland. Six sers, lakes and canyon Yellowstone Park; a da, Portland; visits to Vict and Vancouver; daylight ies, with side trips to Great Glacier of the Selki Lake Louise, and di through the Canadian tional Park at Banff. York, covering necessary penses, $275. D. P. 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