The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1913, Page 7

(000 10 HEAL BROKEN HEART OF , DASY MA MARKHAM: Breach of fronts Suit Against ‘Northampton Settled To- Day in London. FATHER WAS TO BLAME. Lovelorn Nobleman Wrote That Only Duty to Family + Made Him Jilt Actress. LONDON, July 3.—Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and all the costs of the uit is the price the Marquis of Northampton has agreed to pay to eatfle the sult for breach of promise brodght against him by the well known actress, Miss Daisy Markham, whose real name is Misa Violet Muss. The cost will amount to a condiderable sum on account of the number of dis- tingwished counsel engaged to plead for She opposing parties. The Marquis, better known as Earl Compton, only recently succeeded to the title at the age of twenty-seven. The plaintife is well known both in America and the British Isies under her stage name. SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCED TO DAY IN CROWDED LOURTROOM. ‘The settlement was announced when the case was called in the High Court of Justice this morning in @ courtroom’ crowded with fashionable women and actresses who had come in anticipation of Ustening to some interesting evi- dence. Sir Edward Carson, a former Solicitor General, and Edward G, Hemmerde, Ke- corder of Liverpool and Member of Par- lament with two junior barristers, ap- r of the Unionist leaders, Asquith, a son of the Premier. ‘The engagement of all th:; legal talent makes the cost of the suit mount into tens of thousands of doilars, 9 had previously of- settle the case and many people hed thought Mis: wise-not to accept the offer, When Miss Markham insisted on pro- ceding with the ault, London gossips “GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS “GET THE HABIT | | THE EVENING WORLD, , WEDNESDAY, JULY anticipated that she had a sensational Story to tell, and interast in the guit rose accordingly. AWARD LARGEST VEARS. ‘The damages paid to-tay are the se ona fSeoniey pd Maa years in a anked his father’s Red his son @ solemn promise that season he Would not pursue his desire to marry doned the paint. States. ‘ar ‘ecwand | Carson” a soon as the preliminaries had been completed in- formed the court that a settlement had been reached after consuitation be- h sides, He ex- plained that ham had met the Marquis last Subsequently, at the desire of his fa the Marquis broke off the en- « nt. In doing so he wrote to Miss m that he wanted her to believe INBIG BATTLE his action had been taken from of duty, genuinely believing it both parties. When his“: et for er talked to him, wrote the young Marquis, he “faeed me with the same thoughts I told you of when I first loved you, which ever since been trying to suppres: Continuing, the Marquis wrote: “You do not know how these @o-called ladies will treat you and I really could not bear to see you suffering it. Oh! if 1 could but escape from my position! You will always be my ideal! my beautiful dream!" The letter concluded: “Your broken- hearted Bim." This was the Marquis of Northampton’s nickname, sir Edward Carson continued that, The Exchange Telegraph says the, | PO the Maraule of Northampton had made| S¢rvians also lost 6000 men in Monday's | mega provision for the lady such as sho| Dattle. e Reports Received | in London ‘5 Say Bulgarians and Ser- ians Suffered Heavily. LONDON, July 2—A Reuter despatch | from Relgrade to-night said that the| Bulgarians lost 6,000 men in the heavy fighting of Monday. t would have been entitled to had he ‘health. made her a marchicness. He then an- nounced the settlement for the sum of| i accompanied by hie father and 250,000. mother, arrived yesterday on the Kron- Henry E. Duke, counsel for the de-| pe inzessin Cecilie, He makes the trip fendant, in confirming the settlement, only to play for-the Edison records —_———__ Spalding Home for a Brief Visit. 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They have said that when the Marquis of North-'and will return to Europe in the ampton, who was then Earl Compton, for another tour of the Contin consent to Kis mar- where he has been playing for, Le kham he lald upon, wth mark IN| MANY ae ea ee aac Woon | been engaged for South America In the ens, Mr. Spa of 1914-15, and therefore aban- & proposed tour of the Unitel _VERNIGHT the magic work jam, an over- | will Le | free . upon request, by the Emer- bavoretoriy 38 wet Twenty- 1» New York Ci Eczema, | y use, for toilet and bath, as a jor and texture of | a its continued The best shampoo for dandruff. Rit rome Newail avenue’ nhacys 831 Boring 8t., New York. 10° SUAHLOUA TIAA OL OD w=LIGVH AHL LAD» not hesitated to cut prices, and rest assured every advantage gained goes to you in increased value. White Duck Trousers . Flannel Trousers . . Gray Outing Trousers . ; Khaki Norfolk Coats . Linen Trousers. . + + Linen Suits ....- Auto Dusters... 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Clearance Sale of Children’s Summer Dresses 250 Children's Dresses Of white Po, atta voile, batiste, Dolly Varden, cotton challies, sia lawns, in all the new dainty mode! trimmed with fine laces, embroideries and ribbons. one or two of a kind in atyle. ; $4.95, $6.95 & 67.95 : Values $7.60 to 013,00, 300 Children's Tub Dresses popular models, all handsomely peta 92.50, $8.05 & 94.95 Values $8.50 to $7.50, Tennis & Middy Blouses In all the season’s popular models. (95c, $1.25 & $1.50 Values $1.50 to $8.00. Children's Travel or Motor Coats Of tan linen, a very smart model. $2.95—Value $5.00 Special Values sn Bathing - Suits, Caps & Shoes Women's Mohair Bathing Suits Several smart models, in may! vies Lape $4.95 Women's Mohair Bathing Ph All the new styles, in navy a Neg 2, | $5. 95 Misses’ Mohair Bathin, Very attractive mode! navy and black.......... 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