The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1912, Page 24

oot i MAN VANSHES WHEN WOMAN SUES HIM FOR $100,000, = Seventy Years Old, He’s De fendant in Breach of Promise Action. Although they have no fear he has come to any harm, relatives and frtends eay William Hughes, a wealthy paper stock dealer, at No. 9 Metropolitan ave- nue, Greenpoint, has disappeared and ‘they have not the least notion where he is, If they had they would not tell (Miss May J. McIntyre, for she wants $160,000 from him for heart balm. * Mr, Hughes 4s about seventy years old. Mies McIntyre ‘s about fifty and she mays that on the strength of old man's promise to marry her ehe gave up her sewing school on Broadway, Man- hattan, sacrificed her chance to obtain @ university degree and spent much money in preparations. Then on Sept. 24, she says, one week before the Gay fixed for their wedding, Hughos told her that he could not marry her Decause his children thought he was two old. De was found impossible to serve the summons in the sul Peraonally. Process servers employed by R. J. Donovan of No, 170 Broadway, attorney for Miss MeIntyre, went to three addresses where it was thought Hughes might be found. Failing to find him, Mr. Donovan applted to the Su- oy preme Court for an order permitting the posting of papers on the door of Hughes's legal residence. This was @ranted and on Wednesday the pro- @eas server nailed the summons and ‘ complaint to the entrance to No, 176 ‘Léncoin road, Piatbu: inquired in the home of Mr. Hughes's daughters, Mrs. McAndrews, of No. 73 Rutland road, and Mrs. Albert Cox of No. 24 Hawthorne etreet, Flatvush, he was informed that meither know where their parent could ‘be found. “Miss McIntyre @oesn't show her @ woman who and who knows reeable,” sald & family to- Hughes's house to do eewing some years ago. They became friendly. The intimacy that sprang up was so gradual and quiet that we had no suspicion of it. You can say for the family that our @efense to this outrageous suit will be that Mr, Hughes was unduly influenced by @ woman much younger than him- cit." oo MISS VERA HOPPE FOLLOWS FAMILY STYLE OF WEDDING. She Elopes as Did Parents, Brother and Siste-—Now Mrs. Spates. Miss Vera Hoppe, sister of Willte Hoppe day reputation for romantic marriages. With Caldwell B. Spates of Mount Ver- non, her flance, she arrived in Green- wich, Conn, at 1 A. M, In an automo- <, hile. The couple awakened Town Clerk Wellstoods and carried him to his “oMfice for the Hcense but in their haste drove off without paying him for his trouble. The Methodist parsonage was the next stop, where the Rev. Frederic Strepler performed the ceremony in a low votce, #0 as not to awaken hi y. Thon Mr. Wells, a friend of Sps drove his wife back home to New pelle. ments run in the Hoppe family. 1 Mrs, Francis M. Hoppe, the ran away and were married NEW MACFARLAND DEFENSE. 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Battery View Park is on two lines of trolleys- —eight minutes’ ride to St. George Ferry, or five minutes’ ride and ten minutes’ walk to the Arrietta Street entrance of the subway, from whence you can ride to 59th Street, Manhattan, for five cents as soon as the subway is built. While you can see all the s| myriads of ships passing out to sea, Battery View Park is not an isolated tract of land, but the city is built up solidly to it, while proceedings have been begun to take all the southerly end of the property for a part of Silver Lake Park. If New York people had the slightest knowledge of real estate values, you would not have this opportunity; but, although there are dozens of buy ers of real estate at second hand, those with foresight to make their own selection have to be dug up with this kind of advertising. buy of the wholesaler and save several profits, or buy of some lot owner crapers, the Statue of and pay these profits to him? LOTS, $490 to $790—$7 to $10 MONTHLY The Biggest OF ALL Big OFFERS Land at One-Haif Price to Home Hunters As long as these lots last there is literally no excuse for congestion except indifference or a desire to live where tations to spend are beyond human power to resist. e are determined to put a home within the r d on such terms that it is We will deduct ind, if you desire, a little the dehumanizin, make no excuse for not look Take Staten Island Ferry from the Battery. cars marked Silver Lake and Port Richmond and ride WOOD, HARMON & CO. *° Will ofimie the float of Naval, Vowola, during thats | ~ fps foat Canal Bt. also fro iy Hi, ni. it Haj Hee Rut 3 PLM; Battery, New Piot’ of "7018! See ab, Sat 12, 18 and 14 have, beginning (PATE CREDIT, "MI DIAMONDS L.W.SweetsCo, ' COM reaiDan La: “AMERIGN'S. GREATEST HARBOR THOMAS PATTEN Ly, W, 5th et, 9.90 AMO 2D, 1 FARE, ROUND TRIP, 50c | vas¥ WHEKL YOR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, SEE THE WARSHIPS ono | DIAM re |filumination of Fleet Battery 8 P.M. 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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, ‘ NO SPOT LIKE Tris— NO OPPORTUNITY TO EQUAL THIS— ABSOLUTE AUCTION BARNEGAT PARK OCEAN COUNTY, N. J., on Jersey Central and Penna. R. R. TITLE GUARANTEED EY FIDELITY TRUST CO., OF NEWARK, | 350 CHOICE LOTS Crystal Lake, Automobile Boulevard. ONLY 30 MINUTES FROM LAKEWOOD-2 Hours from New York City. Most Beautiful All Year Round Homesite in Jersey. Many Lots Already Pur- chased hy Prominent Army and Navy Officers. ALL LOTS SOLD SEPARATELY-—TO HIGHEST BIDDER-—-NO RESERVE Sale Saturday, Oct. 127 (couumsus pay) IN MAMMOTH TENT ON THE GROUNDS, AT 2 O'CLOCK FREE REFRESHMENTS, MUSIC FREE TRANSPORTATION TO PURCHASERS From New York, take Central R. 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