The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 4

rng Inquiry. TRIED FOR LOSS OF LIFE —_—_—_—_—_ Premier Holman Severely Arraigns Managers of Empress her “nightie,” was described to Su- Dreme Court Justice Giegerich to-day, when Felix D. Unger, a detective, | teatified in the divorcee sult brought | by Mrs. Grace Lieliwyn Schoon- of Irelands mathe marriage of the Achoonmakers| SYDNEY, Australia, dine 5.—Pre- several years ago was an affair of note mier William A. Holman of New tn New York soclety circles Bchoon.| South Wales, whose comments on the maker was not in court when the trial | === ‘was called this morning and will make no defense to the sult. After Mr. Eaton had looked throu; the keyhole he gave the command t raiding party consisting of Detect Unger and others to enter. This hap- | Pened at midnight, on March 10. ‘We all went up to the third floor,” Unger, “and Mr, Eaton made ob- servations through the keyhole. We had been informed that Miss Merwin and Mr. Schoonmaker were together in the apartments. We waited a short time and at 11 o'clock the lights | went out and Mr. Eaton gave the| word to go ahead. ‘ “L knocked three times on the door, | but that didn't seem to be the countersign #0 I knocked again, and & feminine voice asked ‘what is 1 replied ‘a message.’ ‘Who fro asked the voice and I said ‘Merw! Then a little white hand and « bare arm reached out through the tiny opening in the door. I pushed tha door open and we entered,” “What outcry did Miss Merwin make?” asked the lawyer. “She shouted, ‘Oh, Frank!’ ald: “T expect that the inquiry will end in the condemnation of some unfortunate second mate or sea- man, There will be no safety for the traveling public until the directors of the companies which send 1,500 people to sea in a ship capable of being destroyed * @beervaton Made in Interests 1° bt Broker's Wife Seek- . ing Divorce. > How Waiter Eaton peeped through Reyhole in an apartment at Fifty: th street, Bilgiatteeeee law, nk Le. Bo lish Norfolk Suits Latest English Norfolk and patch pocket Suits, of wool mixtures, in newest colore ings, extra Knickers. ‘Regular value to 12.50 5.00 and 6.95 Boys’ Tub Norfolks Popular models in Tan and Olive Khaki, Tan and Gray ‘Crash or White Duck, with extra knickers. 7 to 15 years. Regular 5.75 value 3.50 Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits An assortment of distinctive styles, in Repp, Chambray, Linen, Galatea and other desirable tub fabrics; a ail colors. 214 toByears. Regular values to 4.50. 1.50 4 2.00 s’ and again in a weaker voice, ‘Oh, Frank’ " the detective said. “But we pressed fight on in and I sprang at the elec- for nolid foot | light button and pressed { the room was illuminated. Mias Mer- sy Soc ead || in Jumped into her brass bed and drew the clothes over her face, We looked for Mr. Schoonmaker and he was reclining on a divan with his handle them. hands folded under the back of his head. I think he was asleep. Mr. Eaton said, pointing to Mr, Schoon- maker, ‘That'e my brother-in-law.’ We could hear Miss Merwin sniffling under the clothes and I went over to the bed. Lifting the covers from her face, I said, ‘Pardon me, madam, but T've got to disturb you. We want to get @ good look at you.’ We looked at Der and she was crying.” After an examination of the room, the raiding party left and ‘the little blonde widow from the West” covered her face again and Schoonmaker, hardly disturbed from his sleep, said the witness, just unfolded his arms and looked up. ‘Miss Bertha Johnson, who described herself as an investigator, said she had been hired to take an apartment im the house at No. 55 East Fitty- sixth street to watch Mise Merwin and the broker. Miss Johnson said she frequently saw Schoonmaker and Miss Merwin leave the apartment to- gether and go away in a taxicab. 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I hope that the Canadian Govern- ment will deal with the calamity in that spirit. T am not saying who is innocent or guilty, but if the disaster was due to human failing the people who make money by gambling in) human zabeth Kayser against lives ought to be punished,” n, A department houne fact," the Premier said to- | prietor, for $20,000 Suet She Waraen sor, who was a buyer for the Burden agi ceed FRC or ei nede | stores, charges that when she resigned to Europe did in fact send them to | 2hd,fougnt anether pace the next world {ts sufficient to put| told her complaint rectt them on trial.” was a thief, CALLED THIER, SHE wavs. Former Employer. Before Justice Aspinall, in the Su- preme Court, Brooklyn, to-day a bill of Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel Misses’ Summer Dresses Tunic Voile Dresses, in hair line, dotted ana lowered effects, various color combina- |5,00 tions, pleated tunics. Regular 8.75 Value. 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