The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1913, Page 5

errr rn et earn tee at Ae A nr ‘Trias tihe. Mrs. Roeder described the ‘6; “a Confined in the county Jalf (Had ‘moved in the teat circles Ih Blyria. 7 i clothing worn by Mrs. Hartman. ACCUSE SOCIETY WOMAN charged by Federal authorities with [Bie maintains her innocence. deahs and Crepe Ue Hartman employed an undertaker, Miss Huntington figured in the news John England of No, 157 Evergreen ave- ois he says, was the clothing THEN WIFE TURNS pi in a coffin and burled it In the plot of Mrs. ne s brother in the Luth+ eran Come Du Hartnan pald the bills, Brooklyn “Widower, as He from home Hartnan had cree or in tifies S se ji yay policy of $ivi Thought, Identifies Spouse in | a policy of $02] on nue, who exhumed the Hody In Potter's Alleged that she wrote. Miss Lillian | priactiff School, New York, she accom- ed ‘ iis May 0 Lentury 2 Bonne Field. Hartman viewed the remains Huntington, daughter of W. R. Hunt- d her mother on a trip to Aghe- ( ) and d them as those of his wite, ington, retired business man and well N.C. There she mot Dwight Daw- y ca Thousands hel ley, ‘son of a furniture manufacturer of GULDEN'S better eyesig t by known Great Lakes yachteman, asking) eee ne eine eid Dawle “s pad pat’ ete Wil 10 F A for 63,000 under pain of having her | wag twenty ‘one and Mine i ntington aT oar Inte the eine ae flancee, a young Cleveland clubman, | sixteen. Later Mrs, Huntington took wife's protiacted absence | Cleveland Police Hold Prisoner represented herself as a young woman THE EVENING WORLD, Ww sober, wits baseman 6, -e ed, e ce | 8epilekson Npieagon Ocalists' Opticians Using the mails to defraud, Tt 18) 14, years ago. While a etudent at “Ehrlich” Service is a WORCESTERSHIRE MUSTARD background for your ° ! utmost confidence. S AUCE Miss Huntington's fiancee had promise’ | Man AND) WOMAN DROWNED. F ; Eyes Examined Without Charge Charge of Demanding to marry, suggesting that if the Elyria by Registered Eye Physicians society girl wante the young man she| Throws From Small Boat Dering waa btctous soy Perfect Fitting Glasses, 62.50 sig sie. Imported Absolutelyl! taken from her. her daughter to Elyria, Lvl ly @ divorce was obtained, Mins Hunting- In the letter she is alleged to have ton having her maiden name reetored, a a a ‘ Com pur li a claim for the 3 Vagrant Held by Police. | insirance and collected it. Subsequent:| — Money in Queer Letter, [must pay the atipuiated sum, oF the} 4 gegatt Near Rochester, At’ Delleatemen and Orecery Morea, 184 Broadway, at ¥ es ly the officers of the company, heard writer will take him herself. OCHESTER. N. ¥., 8 tak — — (Formerly Astor chy CARPET J. & J. W. WILLIAMS ' b in- “ Mise Huntington te the granddaughter | | ROCHEETE I, Wo een at bearing j ce fate ae * ere toa savin fo coven, h Gaspar Hartman, 12 saloonkeeper at BL. nan of John Huntington, wealthy A DRINKING CUP 5 jeseau, West lew York. | CLEA! jest Atte : ee = bhght Le Ago CLEVELAND, Sept. %—Arreated at n the name Titanic II. were drowned in | 2 brea he acd enti Prac ani| / 498 Fulton St.. Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. ‘Mo. 29 Jeffer: treet, Brooklyn, Witt | ee ei inmitance company of the| N@F home at midnight and brought to |/snder. who, on hie death, tett 61, Irondequoit Bay to-day when the boat | ...jimy io general te the sanitary, tour-ring | = = . ——= asleep early to-day in his living rooms] sie he collected. His wite saya she | Cleveland early today, Mee. Margaret | trun sae, toa i, being con-| capsized in a sudden squall. ‘The bod. | ti Bea. Re PGS fre Charge tee ever the Hav eh i! : , ne aati: structed. Mra, Carter, fifty, is the wife| lea have not been recovered, There ig | Surtase World. lack for the coupon and get | Adi The Woeldmay be peer) che. aiees 7. pil Sharer Hoe ee eilcctman, “Oman | 4 Carter, m soclety woman of Elyria, of a retired tobacco manufacturer and| no clue to the ldntity of the vietime. rae watt to rom cereiiclee Oe amet ge CE i) alent S"'World Wants Work Wonders, Bere,” said the policeman, “who was ad AAIRi a | —— a ——= —— _ Qrrested for vax in Bushwick Park| FACTORY SMOKERS FINED and says she is your wife. She gave tav|ing a4 4, . a "i 6 6 . Agal mame of Mary Larson.” S “BH can't be," said Hartman. “1 did “a A Rave @ wife whose maiden name was) Eleven men were fined or given the al- Mary Lareon. We were married in 1801, | t¢fnative of prison sentence for amok Wak ©. TL me te. Seareane ey 1|!n factories, in the Court of Special 8 ‘MAIN BUILDIN: ———-MAIN BUILDING 4 sions to-day, Presiding Justice Metn- bare ren ana ae her over, auge| my warned them nut to be second of- “Com er over,” sug>! fenders, @ested the politeman, * | Samuel Adelson, a clothing manufac- Hartman compiled. He was rendered!turer of Nos, 6-10 Great Jones street empérarily apeechiess by the sight of! pleaded to two charges. On one of the golicemen's prisoner. ctory he pald a fine of “That's my wife” he admitted, after|$ and a simflar fine for having the @ minute or two. "But how did she! oo of work-room locked during ome to llfer I saw her buried my- usiness hours. Adelson denied that more than one door was locked and this he sald was with @ Spring lock. Nine “You 4idn't bury me, but you collected | of the smokers were fined $0 each or a, sald the woman, ‘I/ 4 day_in prison. w all about it.” ‘The woman was taken to Gates Ave-| emp Police Court, where Magistrate Walsh held her in #200 ball for exam-||| BE IN STYLE uation On a charge of vagrancy. The/||| when the style is sensible and not Megistrate ordered a police investiga-| r ten into Hartman's story. HY et Seale tla ‘The investigation showed that Hart. ||| Prociaime the man, the man had told the truth. His wife left | him two years ago and spent more than | ®@ year in Flower Hospital, Bellevue Hos- | ital and the Metropolitan Hospital on | Blackwell's Island. Then she went to | live with her father, John Larson in: Brooklyn, but left his home last winter @nd Hartman next heard that she was | . Uving with a Mrs, Roeder in Noll street. Barly in February Hartman was told | that his wife had been picked up dead | Its use is a mark fat Kent avenue and Grand street ani ‘ of good form and had been buried in Potter's Field, He, gO” artistic taste. Wealth favestigated the report and found that | ragion OF beauty and utility @ Woman had been found dead at Kent | Tater, are seenin every line. avenue and Grand street on Jan. 4 and had been buried as “unidentified.” He! Wo. A. Rocers, Lro. hunted up Mrs. Roeder, who said Mrs. ||} New York—Niagara Falle—Chieage Peylor Lord &: Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 6 P. M. 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