The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1913, Page 4

OROERED WIFE OUT REGULARLY, BEING NAN URE When She Wouldn’t Go, Mrs. Jenkins Says, He Threw Her in the Bath Tub. ins proved himeeslf the urerring ac- countant that he ia, Mra. Jessie Price Twlee a week for a whole year—and once, #he sayn—the man of feures ore West Forty-fitth street. When she re- fused Jenkins tossed her into a bath Drought the husband and wife into i to-day. Mra Jentina te @ frail, prepoaneasing Netke woman with an clght-year-old Gaagmter. She is not without friends end eelatives, however, for sume fifteen ‘witnesses trooped at her hesis when her ewaration action against Jenkins wis Jenkina is contesting the action. He denice being cruel to his wife, and i group. row sarted in the morning and ijasted peated would have to get out. At this time my mother, my sister and « Ofise Troy thet der mother “put eft the house’ husband throw her into the betheob. ‘The day following Mre, Jenkins wen} house. Ghe denied 2 ME eee PON RIT LF OF 8 ge ee ee Bren tn his attentions Arthur Jenk- |... Jenkins told Justice Lehman to-day. | © Jenkins never mimed the calewiation| | dered her to leave their apartment on] tab, and thie in the presence af her| 5 Then came the mutt which) yy: Ria fourteen witnensce offect the wife's | | © ‘The last etme they rently had a epat, |. Vek! Mra, Jenkins said, was on Nov. 11. The | ° § WRECKED AGAINST POLE) —TINVGIRLTOSTREET, | BUT SHE'S UNHURT A Ste automobile van loaded with! tire waa puffing up a ate on the Toston Post Ror Stamford, Conn, to-day of flame shot out of the h Burst of Flame Makes Chauffeur Jump and Van Dashes to Destruction, fury fur Old Take Perilous Ride chauffeur. engine and threatened tl i . That individual promptly shut off the Behind Wild Horse. power and mado one of the longest | i quick Jumps ever registered in Con neetiout, landing at the roadsid clear of the car. But he hy For many a long Gay little Katie reotten te put on the ad recovered froin right hin van f down the bili ives at No, 623 East One Hundred and The | ride @he had this afternoon in her *| father's runabout, One phase of it, whieh she will probatiy not remember ‘leave as a tad dup, Is the narrow "| escape ahe had from death when ahe, was flung out of the vehicle and aent rolling over and over along the street, she has several brightly ool- nee to display to the envious 6 other children of the neigh- as temporary souvenirs of her adventure. Katle started out for an uneventful jride with her father, Samuel Kroten. berg, who drove « fast 5 One Hundred and Sitteentn Madison avenue father « 4 tied up the ne betw ni nen elle and Stamford for tw in the property of the McKin ‘The v tey Van Tents pound from thie city to Stamford ———— WAGNER DEATH ACCIDENTAL. Coroner Sarc Lawyer Did Not Take k the bay horae decided to end the » wan thirty-nine years w of the late Georgo eath resulted from ne grains of dichloride of mercury Coroner afternoon that Wagner wae liable to die. The Coroner obtained an ante-mortem statement, in which Mr. Wagner @ald he was in the habit of taking @ sedative tablet each morning. ‘These tablets were very much dike the ordinary bichloride tablet. He took several of the poison tablets before he discovered ‘his mis- take. - “ , r ‘| Helpless Father Sees Five-Year-| xarie wae! Thirty-wixth street, will remember the | | [rot ue tenverg, who tm five youre old and|tenberk hal ‘The horse ran Policeman Varnet and forced the antmal into thd wide the subway k glass were broken, but tho horse was aq lucky as neris. Misa Dennio recently ——— hamton trow ; GLYNN GOT WRONG TIP, | Sewark, and on Tues) | ages . the olty hospitnl staff, 1 Ausemblyman-% ALBANY, Dec. 18.-Gov. ¢ to-day that Assembly 8, Boylaton of the Thi who yeater! 11 splendid health and will be here at the opening of the regular session to take his BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure WO ALUM, HO LINE PHOSPHATE 9 do and Katie was ver put of her seat 6 hore x wan left ahe werve popped o reat, vhen some one told the Governor that FNE YVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918. — MWY un TRUCK RUNAWAY TOSSES. sme = TSAYS SHE TOOK FATAL 3.780" | POWDER BY MISTAKE 29. oa oall and | ys, enberg, whol. 4 vy, came up) e¢ trying to hand while to the bay n. Kro- Process” in, looki venue, where cought Ite ait ing empty Dennie took the fatal oxall’ 4 der by mistake wk, Several panes of Katie in the matter of t Boylston Very About her were dead in her room District, was reported dead, 's in Dalue ELL made articles of Sterling Silver have this advantage as Christmas Gifts—they are not for today or tomorfow—but for all time. At the Meriden Store you will find a countless array of articles, beautiful as well as useful, and so well made that they will last for a life-time. (INTERNATIONAL = SILVE NY, Silversmiths past year. $15 in that remain before must HURRY. this handso: actually be standin Every guarant “‘the safest place in you receive in this THIS OPPORTUNITY is limited strictl NOT APPEAR AGAIN. matched and not attempted by any piano store in the gir you pen of Victor records. it takes time to deliver a Piano and a Victrola. 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