The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1912, Page 7

U PROMINENT CLUBMAN WHO WEDS HIS COUSIN IN GRACE CHURCH. SYSTEM” SCARES MURDER WITNESS HATO VANISHING Coupe, Night Clerk of Elks’) » Club, Missing After Many Threats. | ABUSED OVER PHONE. Dog” and “Squealer” Rang in | |.» Ears Until Fear Drives ! Him Away. ‘Bhomes Coupe, formerly night clerk «t eo was Oud on West Forty-thint @trest and one of the witnesses of the fight of the ‘“murter automobile” tm- muafiiately after the killing of Herman Rosenthal, has suddenly Jeft the city WRbout putting his destination in the hands of the District-attorney. tt was| TELLS OF DARING ROBBERY. aid at the Elks’ (.ub to-day that Coupe ee had been discharged for “good and suf- fictent reason” and that last Wednes- day jhe had left the club building, where he had been itving since Whit- man first discovered him as a witness @ few hours efter the firing of the fatal shots in front of the Metropole. EY gory iar ab Wil hilcke vc tne | rings valued at $260, by @ man whom club that the missing witnes: dant bg banda) parted for Europe the day the club, the improssion prevails in the District-Attorney's office that Coupe has not left the country. It ts also es- tablished that the constant receipt over the telephone or by word of mouth of and slurs against him as r’ had influenced Coupe in a determination to remove him- | i | e Was Chiore- Rings Sto! Woman Declares in Bea twenty-one-year-old wife of Louis| Maaza, a paperhanger of No, 38 West Sixty-fourth street, of how she was street station, Mrs. Mazza came to of some drug, and said she had been) to the office of Dr. William EB. Young of No, 6 West Sixty-fifth street, where poisoning. To Detective Quinn she described the man she sald had entered her bed- ee the possible injury by the} room, she sald he welzed her by the ; throat, pressing a handkerchief sat-! GAW ASSACSINS FLEE IN GRAY | urated with chloroform over her AUTO. mouth, While she was unconsciqus ‘The former night clerk of the Eiks'| the thief took from her hands two! | Solitaire diamonds and one cluster containing thirty chip diamonds, she| said. ‘The robbery took n'ace just after | her husband had starte’ for work. ‘Whitman picked him up, the morning féllowing the murder, Coupe said he had geen several men run to Bray auto- diagonally Recon!- Herald.) intended man to From the Chi “God never alone,” he said. “I suppose not," live she sadly replied, [tended that so many married women ehould live alone.” Then he thought better of tt and de- | cided not to go down town that night. \ | as & witness and be relieved from duty at ib, ut be allowed to remain dull@ing and receive full protec- he was called upon to testify. Attorney's wishes were com- by the organisation. Coupe of all duty—not “fred,” as manager sald to-day—and he 4 2 Ap wtory naked the ia ton i A story told by Mrs. Lilliam Mazza, | | is being investigated by |/f) detectives from the West Sixty-elehth | the station suffering from the effects | | “and I often wonder if He really in- || OLYPHANT WEDDING IN GRACE CHURCH STIRS SOCIETY Miss Marie Olyphant Marries Mr. Robert Olyphant After Year’s Engagement. ‘The marriage yesterday of Mis Marte Viele Olyphant, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Tatbot Olyphant of No. 128 West Fifty-ninth street, to Mr. Rob- ert Olyphant, Afth street, of No. 7 West Fifty- which was performed in the chantry of Grace Church by the Rev. Charles Wright Clash, with only the families of the bride and groom present has caused quite a stir in #o- clety. chloroformed in bed, about 7 o'clock ||} this morning, and robbed of three ||} she had been treated for chloroform |'}| ecoupted a reom in the club until Frilay. It was learned to-day that during the interim following the murder i was called to the telephone Cleans Berything ‘ at Bim continually, Members are said te have made inroads upon the wit- neas's peace of mind. He rarely left the olub building, having a wholesome fear of what might happen to him if any of the friends of the “system” should lay hands upon him. “FIRED,” SAYS MANAGER, NOUNCING COUP! ‘When an Evening World reporter called at the club to-day he was met by a short, thick set man, weart: glasecs, who said he was the club's manager. When the first question about Coupe’s disappeara was put te this official he broke forth explo- sively: “That fellow's a skunk and a c and I don't know anything about him. “Do you know where he has gone was another question. “They say to Euro} know and I don't care Manufactured only by D+) JAMES PYLE & SONS, New_York. Ly — | Your Liver | isClogged up ~ | That's Why You're Tired—Ort of Sort:—Have No Appetite. but T don't | lamn." “Was Coupe discharged from the oud?” “Certainly; you don't suppose he | & would have left if he wasn't. He | iemamess, Jan’ dare leave tHe building.” SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE en the manager was asked if the influence of the Elks had been brought | Genaine mutber Signature te Bear to secure Coupe's discharge, Re answered profancly that any fool coulda Agure that out for himself. Ve 7) Dental IE % DR. McBRIDE? S Offices a* New York Office: Brooklyn Office: { Newark Oifice: x Corner Broadway | S00{Fulton Street, | American Dental A and Hth Street, ar Bond, Parlors, Corner Broad and Market All Work Guaranteed i0 Years, Gas Administered When Desired. Does Not Interfere With Taste cv Speech Our Patent Suction Teet!: Nature ‘The bride, been with her parents at Beechhurst Inn, Lawrence, L. L. kagement of the couple was never an- jnounced, it was said to-day at the tows during the summer, hae Although the en- THE EVENING WORLD, 5 Rouse of Mre. Talbot Olyphant that bad has existed for over a year. Tho bride- Stoom is fifty years of age, while his bride is not yet thirty. Mre. Talbot Olyphant and her daughters, Miss Annabelle and Mrs. Theron N. Strong, the wife of one of District-Attorney Whitman's ants, arrived in town yesterday and remained only a few minuates at their residence on Fifty-ninth street, before they went to Grace Church with the bride and wore joined by Mr. Robert Olyphant, the bridegroom, and his two sons, Robert jr. and J. Kensott Oly-| phant. The ceremony was very simple. Immediately afterward the wedding company went to Delmonico's, where | an informal wedding breakfast was served. ‘The bridegroom te a widower and re- @ides at the Avon Apartments. It was said to-day that he had made arrange- | ments to bring his bride there for the winter after their honeymoon through , Canada, i Mr. Talbot Olyphant, the bride's father, te the president of the Hudson | Coal Company at No. % Liberty street. Talbot Ulyphant te @ nephew of Rob- ert M. Olyphant, former head of the Ward & Olyphant Coal Company, which | {a now in liquidation. Robert Olyphant, the bridegroom, is @ third cousin of the Long Lisle Gloves at 19¢. 960 pairs Women’s Elbow Length Lisle Thread Mous- quetaires, black. gray and white, in all sizes. Long Silk Gloves at 55c. 1,750 paire Women’s Heavy Gilk quetaires, with double finger tips; black and white. Plooningdel New Lingerie $4.58 Blouses at ee Irish incerting and medallions. 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