The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1913, Page 6

“NELLIEBLY” ACCUSES [Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson, |: ee EMPLOYEES TRIED FOR Who Is to Do Bare-Foot Dances Here''::"":.:"; 3:0" FORGING HER CHECKS ee eee ee pant, who declared that # amounting to nearly $1,090, committed. Prosecutor Declares Million in Fraud Was Juggled in Face tory Accounts. k frauds had been + POSLAM R°LIEVES +! TIRED, ITCHING, | CHAFING FEET. | liching or chafing fect are grateful for the use of Posam, Eruptions and sore curring ter, and Charles W. Caccia of No, 1% Hemlock ftreet, Brooklyn, and Stanley Gtetntk of No. 12 Woodland avenue, ahaven, | who were arrested in March, 1911, for fotgery on the complaint of Mrs. E. 0. Seaman (Nellie Bly), were placed on trial to-day before Justice Seabury in the Supreme Court, They were cashier an@ assistant « pr respectively of the Americar larrel Company, & concern inherited by Mra. Seaman from | 4 her huhand, the late Robert Seaman. Although Caccia and Glelnik are spe cifieally charged with forging Mra. Sea- man's name to a check for $2.8 drawn on the Guardian Trust Company of No sleletelebelolotatatatafalaintatntatelalatatefotats is, but Sir Prnest and eo Hd not see the was banishe jouus things jacket, tight trousers and top at an Atken hunt, attended the onl prise fight and rooted for skin; never ir- 1 310 Broadway in January, 190, it is ale Lane and @ out ata dinnor| (fou in: never lewed that the two by @ system of party with ives: Datta: ot a fe s bath; best dummy accounts, robbed the concern vulu Bride,” whiel Hiv catined aomna r ia of more than 824,00. Forger have | AML druggists sett I n (price, 5 present to «o Into! cents) and P cing comtumes ye m Soap (pri ples, write to thy Emergency ries, 32 West 25th Street, New been unearthed, according t Distrtet-Attorney Frank M extent of more than a mill 1 ie of great financial world. Under the jaw, in the event of the conviction of Caccia and Glelinik, the banks which honored the alleged forged checks will have to re- fum@ to Mrs. Seaman all the money ob- tained by the pair, George Gordon Bat tle be in charge of the a Ceccia and Gleinik pr ally ran Mré Seaman's business for her, An ex- pak seat wg et i : In ‘Our Basement. oe turaed up certain accounts which were | irregular, and further inventization dis. | Pe ebttlitllnintetetoitetoiatetooiatelntetetoloteteloiotaleintntetototetodotateioiatelos : cloged the system which they had ts snsiijinenioen King Edward thought very well of her oe Oa. , rd of asa a SL cotestenemmemmanil > , : A the titled young person who gave NeW! Cassell, the King'a most {mportant | Brnenmtearrsces mesnesnnscnonnaettenrtortrtspeantt a BROOKLYN?--THAT’S GAYNOR York soctety a thrill four years axe f ancial friend, on a silver salver dancing with her pink iittle toots! Sisisiiiaieiaas Some people thought the concelt humor- City of Lyons, France, Didn't| wootsies bare at distingutshed people's - Knew How to Invite. here to give the public — ‘The city of Lyons, France, han doffed some thriting sieht. Lung Trouble Yielded ited |@ecording to despatches from London. pemapretaes ats Se CORLYH 8 AEA Ts asl chid a eoniract) wndberslood To This Medicine that borough to join the International , = ‘ week, Her previous} | Consumption ts a flattering Ainease—that 0. % 00 $ i) $ ‘ one chief dangers. French city in May, 1914, ‘The invita. | dances were for charity at $% a Ucket./ 1% one Of Ite chief dangers, 9 | a MA 3: 4 eet Cithes Exposition, to be ‘held in the| te call for $5, tlom, addressed to “The Presid and only thowe names were Municipal Council, Brooklyn, N. cked off in the social register of the wad received by Borough President |™°* Bteers, who referred it to-day to the| My tlekets. Beara Pefore her marriage to Sr Eaward 4 ! ° ep pevalilverseienow how that ine} AURUN Stewart-Richardson, she wa " F venin Sli e ” Lady Constance M nzle The late 4 z > = : Howling Gesen, ..No. cai . eg t exclusive homes were allowed to “I would like vitation got over to Brooklyn, ‘alue for all Bronchial ‘ ‘ The Spring of 19084 Ghiis's « eh for mix months, I ’ ‘Comptroller Prendergast. A laughter spread through the & garage owner of Hicksville, ts suing mH. Ross of Brentwood, 1. [eine of u for Injuries sus-| ] from a third-story to know that 1] ir Eekmane Altera sunttarium at “Probably because Brooklyn ia cons | Dr. W aiderea the most important part of |! for $2.0 New York.” perked up Mr. Steers, —\tiained when he teape Then the Mayor broke in: window at Dr. R “2 am vain enough to consider that | Brentwood, April 1%, 1912, Gorman frac- the letter was meant for me 1 will) (red both lees and sustained other in- take care of it,” he maid, 1 juries, which Aims 4 Telling of his expert he stand << ____ LEAPED FROM WINDOW IN bee rman said that when he was ne in th DELIRIUM; SEEKS DAMAGES, | ws 301 Aa ones eup Edward Gorman Sues Proprietor of |‘ Sanitarium for $25,000 for In- | » ) juries He Received, in dthey we ' Y ore scription M(olors ol Satine hid a Black Suredte, Lex : ofetile als lala 16 2? nnn : | I3|I7[I9}12|12|1416 HUNTER WHISKEY 3 = 6119 25125119 [1310 The chart will show you if your size is here. he was accepted as an irresponsible pa- | aeveral times, and, growing desperate fent at a eanitarium, Edward Gorman, | he leaped out 8 fo pS BURRERAUS We Close Evenings at 6 o’Clock R Open Saturdays Until 10 P, M. 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