The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 2

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Distriot-Attorney Whitman made aw Coney Island. ‘huge, cool, green woods of Arden are at Eltingyilie station, on the |for two IN PEAOEK ALLEY country, there is stream and with he abandoned the golf went to Staten Island with gaard “to further the eo Inpular Commercial Corpora- a Alice M. Bet mother of Mra. adds mentee strange | Condition. obapter her daughter's troubles in an vit in which td th&t sie called on her daughter at Former Army;Officér Answers|Philline come’ he had to Suit With Charges She Avil 4 Fg] aos A wife has no business pending’ of her afternoons im Peacock : Alley to the Waldorf-Astoria and ip the tea-rooms of other fashionable hotels, according to the views of John Lewis Phillips, who was a captain Ip band's changes as frivolous and aske him what right he had to take boat FRACAS SPOILS A LITTLE TRIP AGROGS THE BAY. ‘After the breaking up of this af- fair, says Mrs. Phillips, ber husband became more brutal to her an@ on one occasion blackened both her eyes, She took up detective work drove| again, with the result that she found wmer Tews Treasurer im Jail. on the part of Ernest BP, her husband was taking Miss Nor- gaard to lunch, Mra. Phillips alleges she hid behind an “L” stairway as Phillipe aud bis secretary were about to board a Staten Island ferry. Miss Norgaard emerged from a fra- cas with ber face and arms soratched enareasinie Miss Nepean. 60 al take care meaning Mrs. Phillips, ooo hd is ‘hillipe. After Signal for Parachute Drop Failed and He Drifted Over Water as He Waited. ALTON, Ill, May 28.—Robert Cow- A crowd which atood og the biuifs of Alton witnessed the accident. Ae the balloon ascended Cowan wis clingin gto a trapeze which hung a half centuries. It is the oldest church | Hi vy its queer white and gray stones, some of which have been there with suck a delicious atmosphere Greater New York.| selves in Normandy itaelf. in bin ear and hurried him to Harlem Politeman Nau jed an lospital the wound | startli: in her leg her home, La oats wae found to be & serious One bullet struck head, one his back and one his right shoulder. FOLK MAY PROBE DEALINGS OF NEW There ts also than these woods.| stands the old Van should visit gut | salt theee church, especially int@res' because there i} es B ting ase tine Stati than entertati Quarantine on are more than en ining. with Lawis Cass Ledyard and George be mlght ‘wast, to" preencute, them ut ‘wine been affected ing testimony given by Mr, Mel- lon, It ie not im that the commission, having in sae this — re Ic! may nesses it had 11 item Stee. In cont yn. Mr. Mellen's most Tmbersan it and Petco be contributions to the rec- of the circumstances hat infuenced him to offer hii @@ & sacrifice for indictment im the Trunk affair trem ‘whiah Mr, Mallen now De: YORK CENTRAL (Continued from First Page) 04s of acquiring the aubsidlary lnes.| was shown Mr. Melien hes returned to his home in New Haven. He told Mr. Folk, before leaving, that he could be reached there up to June 1, and after that at hie country place im Bteck- meat, as far as the New Haven matter {s eoncerned. COMMISSION HAS TWO PLANS OF PROCEDURE. ‘The Commerce Commission, after excusing Mr. Mellen from further testimony, is undecided whether {t will continue its probe Tuesday, to which éay it adjourned. It has under consideration two plans. One is to pre- gent at once to the Senate, which or- dered the inquiry, a report of its werk and @trect the attention of that body | to the value of the téstimony taken SHOOTS MAN AND WOMAN AND MAKES HIS ESCAPE irs. Phillipa went to wee | ti rgnand’ ther, Tho former Captain admits he took {2iias Nosgaard te luhoheun, but sa former town treasurer ef Hemp> ye J. to pay back to the tows | iney only discussed the affairs of the Commercial ration b; fo, himgelt o8| which they were both a Concerning” seplored Bi tented to Corpo! Shs alate ore or La Monvs ‘ into the tenement after i of bi by it to the Department ef Justion This will pernsit the Genste speedily to provide legialation to prevent a re- was dumped into trolleys, ateamsbips and outside ventures that helped break the nancial back of the great New England financial system, it le the epinton of seme members of the Com- mission that Bn enorsente wit Sed tification fer ms test and olvil resceding 4 end Split ing you te “Try One More Goed Dinaer* in, | arte * SMS T Tet the halla. little end restaurants, of quaintness that one could imagine one- that hie father’s at that time was undoubtedly ha by the | been ind Treatment for Rup- ture at Grand Hotel. RUPTURE CURED (Phone 1989 1 W. 23d Se, ora CARPED £8, ¥. WIL a copy of the SUNDAY WORLD with its grest dis- Play of “Summer Reso: 99 advertising so they realize they can find a country,: seashore or mountain ho- tel or boarding house their liking at a moment's natice. CLEANING 363 West 50h Big Display of “Summer Resort” Ads. in Sunday World To-Morrow’