The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 4

ace n R g R oon THE EVENING WORLD, — so to Inform you in| tho day he says she confessed her |defeat the annulment tno result of BRIDE'S WHEREABOUTS | love for Richard #. Darling an left |certain that his wife was of age whe by the loval home, made a demafd in the Su- {she married him. ' i) ee | preme Court to-day that her attorney! “The facilities for getting thin In- i wos ar lI FD 10 furnish him with M aw x address, | especially as to my wife's BENTON INQUIRY: {with being an ¢ | Justice Cohatan, 6 Whom the| , are pecullarly and ens | tuttonatist caus | demand was made, od the wife's |tirely with Mrs, Shaw and persons 1 we Snares FG attorney to reveal her whereabouts (Unknown to me," Shaw said. knowledge of Mrs. Shaw has been HUSBAND, COURT SAYS | having : lea. wenerents and particulars concerning the quit ty by Peden D then: gues on to ben for an annulment of the marriage, |J®". 16 when, Shaw alley Aanwer that Ho vise Will be reney {id filed by Mra, Shaw. the.Ansonia Hotel, a ates hd a Hes wy Ay oan |, 1909, in conn with the killing of W. ; Here te what the wife-lesa hus. |!uncheon with a man who looked Iike hir. secur- 8. Benton and that Carranau, anxious /yoine Wife's Attorney Or- Hand ane to know: Darling. Shaw immediately applied urteenth atreete and We —_——- to wet all the facts, had ordered the ig s d to the United States District-At- i ties at Chihuahua to do every " . When and where, as she alleges, he torney for a: Believed Useless Now to Send | thine posnible to learn the fate of} dered to Furnish Annul- | cated her names and used indecent ing with whit fused. He thei Supreme C $50,000 fect! 5 Mrs. Shaw replied t language and who was present when it all happened. Commission to Chihuahua When and where and how he was for Evidence. CHILD SUING THE CITY. ment Suit Details. Caught Disease in Hospital and rt ral for alienating broker, | who hasn't seen his eighteen-year-old Justice Jayeox in Brooklyn Supreme! bride, Katherine B. Lyall Shaw, since Court to-day designated Chris Mieth of | = cman : No. 1 Atlantic avenue, Jamatca, guardian for his ete Fold daymh- ter, Sylvin, for the purpose of bring- ing wult nuainet the city of New York iy ivia xays in her petition that on June 29, 18, ved | Bauch. | | | ' ! | Tobert Marsden Shaw, # Her Sisters Got it From Her. With these particulars in his por- ncanion Saw says he believes be can CARRANZA NOTE SENT. — — — —— General Pledges to Bryan Full Search for Facts on Dis- appearance of ‘Bauch. she was removed by an! i Health to the! East Bixteenth | had | lence on the part of hat her two younger ntracted it from her, be entered for the other WASHINGTON, March 6.—From the British point of view, which will 5 doubdtiess be adopted by the State e Department, no useful purpose can now be served by despatching to Chi- hhuahua the American-British com- mission to exhume the body of Will- jam 8. Benton to discover from its wounds the manner in which the man met death at the hands of Gen. Villa. Time probably has destroyed any physical evidence for the legal caso titat will ultimately be presented for @ettiement by the British Govern-) 7) ment, in accordance with the pledge of Sir Edward sinters later Sulte will al wirls, ECKERT WILL IS BROKEN. By a unanimoun vote the Appellate Division to-day affirmed the jury's ver- dict which set aaide the will of Gen. Th nas Thompson Eckert and decided thet the son, Thomas Eckert jr, had erercised an undue father to the detriment of the other half interest in the y, and rellance] th," rormer President of the bcc haces Utjon, Kekert made his will lesa than f& month before hin death, disposing of od at $1,650,000. 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