The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1912, Page 6

~ BNOREESUTS | SEQUEL TOBATTLE | INA RESTAURANT | Se Pearce sia Nisei Is to Sue Wife, After Chastising Alleged Rival. _ CROCKERY FLEW WILD. Unlucky Mr. Bowne Lost ‘Wife, Got Whipping and Is | Now to Be Named in Suit. (he aftermath of an elopement, re-! @ulting in a world-wide chase, » inix-up fm the Hotel Martinique, during which ‘Walter Bowne of Pushing received a eating from John Pearce Ma Flushing, camo to-day in the a) Ment that Manning will sue h Wife for diverse, naming the Bowne, who seems to $ handed to him from every direction, { Bowno lost his wife when she elor i with Jonian 1, Mott 34, scion of a | 1 unlucky * turn, reporter, writer, object of a chase over t by Hector Fuller, war by Mott ar. to oring v At the ume of the sensat ture of Mra. Bowno with on the British freighter In for China, Walter Bowne bew fate and told how much he b for his wife and how much he | Ale told of houses he had built for h te keep away the craving for the fvot- Ughts, and was the all-'round object of | sympathy. ‘Wae si ting in the Hote! Martinique with ‘Were bright at the time, but the couple Seat in @ secluded corner under a red pehade, John Pearce Manning entered, [and in a few seconds the alr was fied Tiwith Bowne and flying crockery. it| took three waters and the management) to quiet Manning, who was arrested and | fined #10 for assauit. the matter up, 1: even being roported that the Mannings had patched up their |» Aifferences, although no one could quite gay where Mrs, Manning was living Bhe was Adele Taylor, daughter of Jonn Henry Taylor, a Harvard man and member of the Universty Club, She Was also a nieco of Charles Taylor, after the affray between her hush: and | i Bowne that she had entered her uncle's hotel to telephone to her bus-| | “‘pand, and met Bowne by accident. ‘Sirs, Manning is twenty-throe years | © M4, © striking blonde, and has been Married five yoars to John Pearce Man- | |) who ie twenty-six, and a wealthy Bame of Walter Bowne 08 ¢o-respondent. 5 on Ls 2,522 CROWD BIG LINER. "many Musicians Arrive on the % George Washington. {The George Washington of t @erman Lioyd arrived with 2 last night, This is the th she has made port on 6. Sho had so many on tables had to be spread in the lounge. She brought many mux Allison V. Armour, who had bis Viowana at Kiel and who wan friendly with the German Emperor. & prssenser FF. oppicus, Secrot [pet Director Gatti-Casazza of the M litan Opera Ho naid Ge arrar was not as til as re Owing to the great number of p Bere and the shorthandednes Stadt, the immigration boarding division inspection of first class tra ane BOHEMIAN MAYOR AND WIFE KILLED. ane Aavistor Carl Miner Fell ts "Crowd of Spectators While Performing Near Aussig. - CARLSBAD, Bohemia, &: | MForid corresponien: rticulars of the fatal | Pent at Aursig on Mriefy and inaccurately reported in | the press despatches without giving any name. | Carl Ulner, a famous A | @viator, 8 giving an exhibi the open country near Aussig, crowd of spectator yor Rohn of a neigh | and his wife. Both victims had prey ised 10 leave the field . , Be tm danger, but they re! | eaying that it was their property. _————s— RICE OUT OF BANKRUPTCY. George Graham Rice was discharged @ bankruptcy by Judge Mayer in the | United States District Court this mi ng. Rice was the central figure in famous trial of the firm of I Hh h tels & Co, charged with having tile! @ally used the United & nalis., AL fer the trial had lasted nonths and @ost the Government in nelghbo fhood of $600,000 Rico made a plea o: ity and was sentenced to a jackwell's Island. The casos Go citer defendants were dismi: Rice will be free the latter ° ext month, He was in court this morn- and looked the picture of health. iis confinement has agreed with him. He will probably write # book on prison after his discharge, He says that es well's Island is the healthiest spot New York and that it i» a pity that @here is not at least one sanitarium there. He says that when he comes out De may turn his attention to landscave @ardening. have things | 3 MArmonth after the lopement Bowne | 9604604:04004004000000600000090000000000000000000004 Mre.John Pearce Manning. Tne iishts| A Ball Programme Could Be |£tatons of “The Lambago Lilt” Deoperate attempts were made to husn| extivfied the yearning of the Newport summer colony for a @wner of the Ho.el Martinique, and #414) qoor by thetr sheumatism, would wal Which could be danced with @ crutch, so knot, may have all kinds of enjoyment doubt it will be convinced by glancing dancing ke that! | oe © PPO4-HOE & THe Sueur, TRE _APPENDIC i EEL. ~DAN S wins A PROPERTY WHIR.L- VERY (2 ceurcn ; 3 $ Ps ey Fi z ‘ 3 ¢ 4 veeereee. TH LT. WOBBLES _ o WALTZ . The Seasice. STEP Poruar. Ar THE SEA-SHORE ‘True, | a 11M ts generally sung, but in this case sor thout words. Made to Read Like a Pharmacoepia. Popular than dyspepsla who can afford to spend the season in Newport? Ther not “The Dyspepsia Polka?’ be @ best veller—if it be anything lke | « that w! ia represented to be in the art HPO SSS See" Uriel Davis ception. aad SNAG IN SUBWAY WORK. Queens Borongh Development Hel Up by Lack of Support. Developments to-day indicated that he construction of an important link in the great network of new transit ines planned for Queens Borough will a up for o year at lenst. There 1s also @ possibility of ‘tual sign- ing of the forthcoming way con- tracts with the Interborough will be also delayed a similar pert: The reason for the del: Public Service Commi of Woshington, having of the members that ft ts oly fair a show, Besides the “Seasick Step" te too tame. It {s only a combination of dips. Many fasblonable persons who Jove to ance, but who are barred from the ‘ome as @ boon “The Rheumatic Reel,” hat it t# plain to be seen’ anybody, ven If he be tied up in @ figure of eight in @ terpsichorean cortest. Those who le that the has been t of Fluehing. ‘They havo one] g: accompanyti : unable to obtain the necessary number Ghild, @ boy, eighteen months old “Sen lineata that gectacy’ of “The {Of comments to the building of wh Sorne: ane See Taylor and Knowies of No, 16) Broad. | , WEIR eee my | known aa the Bteinway Tunnel-Queens- iway, to-day declared p: that suit | APpendicitle sb at @ perfectly | borough Plasa rou leit be filed against + and the| Bay th the smart set could have nection in the pro, the law it In nec: in't be entranced by the! senta of own syatem. Under to obtain con- to the extent of @ - | majority in value of the property fao- ing on any pr d new transit line, But the Public toe Hoard was able to secure consents in the cases real estate totalling $1,207,400, wher: a8 abutting property in valued in at $2,723,260. ning of June. r ba - ro ye ‘ we oa A} saat New foligens ow Ready THE QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP has just entered upon its second season. A number of changes have been made, including a beautiful new store front, for better displaying these famous shoes. THE FALL AND WINTER MODELS are now on exhibition and include everything that good taste demands and that the largest women’s shoe factory in the world can supply. THE ASSORTMENT COMPRISES all the staple and novelty leathers and a large number of cloth-top models, which promise to be very popular this season, in high and low shoes, and slippers of every kind. NOTHING IS LACKING to make this the most com- plete and attractive shoe display in New York this Autumn, and from the prettily shaped vamps to the trim heels every model is correct in line and perfect in finish. AND THE WONDERFUL part of the whole story is the fact that such beautiful footwear can be sold at such moderate prices, $3.50 to 85.00 per pair—a few at $4.00, Queen Quality Boot Shop 32 West 34th Street LUMBAGO Beptember cluses witn a rey If Newport Takes to the New ‘Seasick Step": Why Not Try Out Few More of Same Kind? PRDDUOADEDUODD 89-4944 0494 09-90-0446064OO MORE BABIES SURVIVE. of 6H ‘ork City than last year. Up to Sacurday noon there had been 11,167 deaths of badles under one year since Jan. 1 During the same period of 1911 there had been 11,781 deaths, according to the Babies’ Weltare Association. October will find 17,000 babies enrolled at the milk stations, 500 more than were attending at the Over 90,000 bablos received pure milk and other ment from the milk stations in in New Stylish Patent Boot of Patent ‘Leather with Cloth Top, 94.60, PSE SEFID 19-79 HEF FEGSS+ IISE 26-9079 OOGP approximately 9|ROOMER LEFT HER BABY. cett took the baby to the Bergen street aoe At All the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores on eee s| Double JX" Stamps FREE Monday and Wednesday With ALL Purchases, Including Sugar, But- ter and Eggs. pee of Little One Went Atter ‘work and— | Two well-dressed young women, one of whom carried « month-old baby bo: rented a room from Mrs, Mary Fawcet No. ili Nevins street, Brooklyn, on Sat- faroinating tories, & profusion oft Blue. trations, An up-to-the-minute volume easily folded to fit the pocket. Order the Sunday World In advance. — , the second woman having so “them in the capacity af jond and adviser, Mra. 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