The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 3

As oot. Wd THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 1 ii tl pet at ne , -POLIGEMANSUICIDE |<‘ Hzsbands for Women!”’ Is Poor War Cry _ |FASTSIDFTRAGEDY Saar RE >” WHENWIFETELLS. For a Suffragette, Says Miss Pankhurst REVEAS ROMANCE 2222 =e": MINSTER DIES ODAC OD DOPODDDDDDPDDOSPDDADOPDORDODDODDDODODD & wonderful charm—a motherhood ty MISS CHRIS TABEL, : ee HEN ' , OF VANISHED LOVE brnattind he MiLiTancY wouLd A } eo ‘ Denne AG AED cote as alae cae | | | talisman, Besides that, the women! f \ Were all praying for Becky. Sam/| ‘ ie wer wee mcring same home every night for a while| { . einen y hy fter that. WAONT BGEN FoR al THE WAR Then the shadow of Rosie Kats Wronged Wife, Herself Childs| coud not oriwould not net work ana | Marquis di San less, Offered to Mother | White necy was away, toate are | Strongly Opposed His Co Rival’s Child. “One day 'Becyy ‘and Rory tacea| Joining in European Wai each other. Woman Flees as Wealthy Of-| ficer Grasps Pistol, Then Hears Shot. am ” “Why do you try to 1 my} ROME, Oct. 16.—Marquis at 1 BULLET IN HIS HEAD. FORGAVE WHEN DYING,| mant* demanded necy, Glullano, the Italian, Minteter : hie loves me, that's why!” replied | Foreign Affaire, died here at J : R hi " o'clock this afternoon. Couple Had Once Separated, pad Resi npEantncttcee aT Killed by Fall When Trying to| mecky and Hecuy turned pale: Regen | ‘The death of the Foreign but Had Become R ciled ‘ ) r OO THe FRaNe ing inside her bodice she drew forth| Ws not unexpected, but a me Reconcile ey. “es Force Way Into Flat Whence | the charm snd hurting it to the eide- | Have that It will have e peteam '’ walk, trample: to Ln “ Becky fe a steadfastly opposed Italy Recently, Woman Mocked. calmiy admitted that he was soon to atms against her former become a father. Back she went to| Pamions, Germany and A —_——- Rosle Katz and went on her knees | has insisted that inasmuch ag before her. opinion was opposed to Italy How much will a woman put "P/OFFERED TO MOTHER To|'P,{o her Ln Merl hi ‘| of the deep-seuted enm: the If with to regain the low of « man she HUSBAND'S CHILO. Heretic tee Rosuntaa: gs has loat? Would she be justified in} «xy husband has wronged you," | maintain an attitude of compl offering to mother her husband’s/ahe said, “but £ am willing to p | trality, . Miegitimate child? And, if the other} you. Let me be a mother to your Te has been described ae tiene woman spurned her and told her she | Child y as the safety valve wi “oy 1 told her." said Rosie Katz to| prevented Italy joining in the had no matural right to a “love child” | Coroner Feinberg, “that no maticr | bloodshed, then what? what the world might think, the child | An A story Zola might lave reveled | would alwaye be « child of love and | of Ban Glullaio, was bors ie eo eo = ‘ome x 5 e jonia, aly, . ine came Out of the east aide to-day ter told Rocky that T would slave |cated at the University of Catae when Coroner Feinberg conducted ®| night and day for my baby and that | 4nd served an Mayor of Catania Som preliminary inquest Into the death of /it would alwaya bear ita father's | 187" until 1862, when he 6 8 Mra, Hecky Waltzer of No, 319|fame. Now Mra, Waltzer is dead and | momber of the Chamber of D i it will, for Sam will marry me." | serving there until 1904, He wi $ Polleeman Michael J. Nugent of the Butler street station shot himself in the head to-day at his home, No, 926 * Prospect place, in the fashionable St. Mark’s section of Brooklyn, after his wife had admitted she no longer love him. He died three hours later in St. John's Hospital. Barly last evening his wife of le than two years went to visit friends with Miss Laura Borneman of No, {] 484 Third street, ‘in the Park Slope section. Nugent, off duty, had gone to bed when they returned shortly | after midnight, but awoke and called “The violence of the woman movement in England is due partly wife. | roome street who plunged from a]' tol fee Mom mm romoved to the Senate, leaving: Gi te d led to have it | Promo 7 he } “ane ‘went into his bedroom, accord- to the fact that there are a million more women than men, a million | saver nifues le brapactar) ld ey was oat with her hus! and Hore, and | When he was massed, fee ado . about to Interrupt a meeting between | whe warned them. ‘Tuesday sha unex. served: Bgrers at the Atlantic avenue station, eotiee witnce>amitety) ena seelUi¥. (py UNG 9) ercee 0 ine coneunee her husband and the woman ehe|Déctedly came home at noon, Ite. |! $10, at which time he group of both men and women who hate cach other simply on sex grounds,"—JEROME K, JEROME. woh ‘ beated knocks brought no response charged stolé bim. Balleving her | FL then pounaee’ Be ean. husband might have pushed her tol woman's suppressed iauanter ettaine lok Street May Ges her death, the police eld him for|That drove Hecky to treme, ‘The name of histric old Varict mreetny | forty-eigt hours on a homictle charge.| Going to @ flat next door she | Will soon become a memory if the 3 Minister of Foreign Affairs. and her friend, Miss Borneman, went Bites. Maier with her as far as the door. “So you don't love me any mort id to his wife. qq ing to the story she later told Lieut. i ;, ee Wy, climbed ot on the fire. of Aldermen acts favorable upon & ee . she repited, “1 can't. Your! TAMMANY DISTRICT ROW, |#4uSbies Can’t Take Place of Ballots, Declares Eng- Hamuel and Becky Waltser were | Gan forcing hor Way into her home | quest of the Board of atimate. Rese ei temper and your abuse are beyond U married in 1912, She was 21 an When she fell. The police say a} jeventh avenue was two years her senior. A year or| hand reached out and pushed the | now title will be applied too iy lish Militant, Who Thinks Jerome K. Jerome’ percept WITH NAGLE, IN COURT 1 a ), altzer by tisfied, | Woman, { Do you really feel that way to- Theory of Not Enough Men to Go He ald he loved chilaren anatased te | cat Waltser awears he and Rose| sires fom erankiin street te { ward me?” oo Around Is ‘Absurd. ‘ bins Katz, who, he admits, was in the| (Greenwich Village into Seventh a i “Yes, I do. I can't change my feel- . ' JEROME Wr JEROME tell of the big families in Austria) Mat with him, did not go near the| at Greenwich avenue, i ing toward you. There is no use| cteran Leader Appeals to Law where he came from. window, Th Police tried to get : ‘ : rE as eae ‘ : ; 4 .| statement from Mrs. Waltzer before | tryin When He Hears Wigwam Is Sid- By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. uilitants are ready to serve our coun-| rhe YOUnK ae athe: Ababa she died Tuesday night in Gouver- SHOOTS HIMSELF AS WIFE RUNS ’ in A The militant suffragette positively refuses to accent a husband as ajit%.'2 any way ahe may ask. Just] When alone she knelt for hours In| neur Hospital, but she was coherent AWAY. ing With His Opponent, suffrag positively refu p huss how we are sewing for the soldiers,| prayer. In the great tenements on|only long enough to wish Sam and Nugent reached over toward the |Sulstitute for a vote, The gain of a fiance cannot compensate for the loss|nursing them, collecting money for] ail sides of her the chubby faces of| Rose happiness, 4 yon which his service re.|__Th* Tow between the two Demo- lor the franchise, the relief fund. This winter we shall) new arrivais—and there were many— eratle factions in the Thirtleth As- | Thlaking he. Intended. to ehoot her, | Sey District, the one headed by ran screaming from the room, fol-| Pereival Nagle and the other by lowed by Miss Borneman. They had| Frank J. Hendricks, was taken to the gone only a few feet when there was| Supreme Court to-day when Louts a fiash and the report of a revolver. | 4. Cuvillier, a lawyer and one of; The two women ran to a window|Nagle's adherents, applied to Justice 4 and 6 West 38th St. SEPARATE STORB A Step from Fifth Avenue, do oly It fs Miss Christabel Pankhurst herself who brings sconginie’ greeiaine, wich ‘wilt cone | Kave the motherleas bride heart-pan PERKINS GIVES $2 25 down her verbal hatchet squarely on the head of/{ront the country. And though the! OFFERED TO BUY HER NEIGH- i Jerome K. Jerome's theory, that the “hatchet parties” |ready to form n regiment ana fehe BORS' BABIE! T0 FUSION IW BRON {n London are due to an absence of wedding parties. Seine Boneh that may proves best,”| she used to go among the nelghbors When I talked recently with Mr. Jerome, the delight-|"Can it be that even a mug and often offered to buy their babies. | Poem ful humorist and dramatist, he seriously stated that|Joan of Arc isn't as black as she's| They told her they didn’t propose sell-| Takes Third of Box Allotted to and crawled out on a fire escape,| Donnelly for a writ of mandamus inglish militancy may be attributed to the presence of |Painted? ° Ped dg Pate ia main. Delegates at Meeting Next ecreaming for help, A number of per-| compelling the Democratic County | a million unmarried women in England. Losing Soh on Baby's Birth, She aaertig: herself belie punished tor Tuesda’ sons attracted by their cries rushed| Committee to seat Nagle as the ex- “The rebellion of many of these women is a def- Foi y: ; a some imaginery offense by Providence, ance of the fate that hasn't provided them with a man rown out of employment when} i014 into jpondency. George W. Perkina, who Policeman in bed with @ bullet hole| Assembiy District. ‘The Hendeicks| #* we to love and with children,” sald Mr. Jerome, “Then She became a mother two years ag0,| "Ong night, arriving unexpectedly, | D®&tly $200,000 to the Progressiv in his temple and the revolver by his | forces represented by ‘Thomas Me- there is another group of woman suffragists to whom a man {s personally; M"®. Mary Ford of No, #20 Classon Sam found Wecky brooding, tear-|DSTtY campaign two years ago, has| : | ; pa sbulerce ‘waa calied, but nothing | rath: & lawyer, of No. 28 Broadway, |eatagonistic. ‘They don’t like to look at him, they don't ike the sound of teacher, was arraigned yenterdas ier | stained, ina corner. He nald he didn’t piistoties to the combination ! Could be done for him at the hose }Ta®, UoPrepared to go on with theihis vole, they don't like to have him around.” |fore County Judge Roy on indictments | want a weeping bride and went away, | “epublican-Hull Moose campaign in SStoll WIDTHS AA phe [Action and Sustion Donnelly put the) seam, suet in the nick of time, Mise charging forgery and grand larceny. | 1¢ was learned he went to Philadel. | ¥f09x County. SIZES Sto 1 J pital. | case over until Monday, SRR Gewthare i ire It is alleged she forged two checks inte the apartment and found the} ecutive member from the Thirtieth number of women in the professions | One of the extraordl rare 3 of is decreasi old he! the Mre Nagent, who is twenty-sis) senator James A. Foley, of the| Pankhurst has bobbed up serenely toi decreasing” f told her, | Geawn on the Board af Rducation for ae RaGL a ditblbd te cercnae | CAtMN Gt the: Feoent All Styles and Leathers years old, was taken to the Atlantic yi ovny Taw camminas de weer Mr Jerome, 1 found bert auickly, “For example, women doc: | 8180 and $125 respectively. : ‘ {he omleation of ki avenue station and was questioned by Lieut. Eggers and later by As- a ie , yesterday at the offices of the) tury ay the ll dull a] oe) rene ee at League for Political Equality, No. 5) than e and two of the war actional contes: he ‘Thirtleth, | py, metant District-Attorney Conway, 121.14 wit) bide by the decision of the| * are completely in Me ry alrea a charge of the Homicice Bureau, to)... | . aie the hands of wome | 2,2 s hom she told the same story. She ese iduay Me ae pink ears ar Mhough whe didn't mention it, Miss | Oddities In the ar Ne S whom she told the 3) 8 v , | aration 01 ftra S)Pankluirat herself graduat om al The fight in the Thirtleth has! nesting in Carnegie Hall, Oct. 24.| c graduated from a W Ww on Kepublican ticket in the Twenty- | second Senate District as a delegate | to, the Conatitutional Convention In | Franklin Simon & & local sion. js dietrict associates are John Boyle jr., assistant man- Fifth Ave., N. Y. auger of the Kepublican State cam: paign, and James A. Milligan, & more in demaid in England | befor ast Forty-first street, where she is | hospitals in Fran naid they were married two years ago Wniversity law school at the head of | newt month, and that their married edhe i aun ae eae Sho I to speak on “War and Wo- her class. winning bono. and a old SiR Lae jevumnns adda iy + Whe neweomer, Hendricks, | mw ies medal, Yet because of her se: 0 ° ; vi 0 . life was unhappy almost from the} i) ned over Nagle, veteran lead. |™¢2". Twenty-four hours earlier | (" NiWive been genie alee fa German newspapers explain stortes of German atrocities im the fleld by| Mrs. P. W. Hotchkiew of Women's f Nugent's jealous M ina 1 nobody'd heard of such a thing, or ASS lew MOBS Political Union of Bronx County, wh start because of Nuge @r). Nagle’ gathered hia supporters y be KS p the bar seying English newspapers are paying friends and relatives of British | | i Rareve no ts and quarrelsome disposition. even of Miss Pankhurst's Impending H Pcetting up a non-podtical meetin: Mr. Jerome merely shows his lack | among the county committeemen in , poinen. Vl: fe ; , S|soldiers space rates for letters from the front describing deeds of cruelty. | ‘Tuesday night in Berlin Casino. The She never gave him soy CoN ag. [the district on Oct. 2, and won the Manes ee mien. Ha ier PN MOnUINEh, oN One OE ae eee qe eS stage Uox was alloted to the thres : A mistreat her or be jealous, # hectio: out a {88 British bobbies found o oni 0) 1 te i \ . Constiutional delagates, each to pay clared, but thelr domestic life became| by three’ votes to alsrerioe ne | age, ‘ [lagonistls te: mien fim-| Paris ts overrun not only with dogs and cats abandoned by their owners,| yonm ational de By onan fo ney such that on Aug. 25 last she came to|Hendricks men stampeded and later) EXCEEDINGLY PRETTY YOUNG, ss untairly hholding /ut with animals that followed refugees into the city from Belgium and sted to at. ovis that * ‘kins | Manhattan and went to live at the|Held their own meeting, electing Hen-| WOMAN, THIS SUFFRAGETTE. mus because we are|Northern France, jax consented to take hie part of the dricks as the executive member, at ij box and pay $2.26 and you and Hotel McAlpin. Several times he vis- Jelection to the Tammany Executive| Al#o she's a downright pretty one, here Ix any sex antag- ——-- Mr. Milligau are invited to take! onism in Efigiund it's the men who ited her, and finally his promises in- | Committee. with just the innocent, alinost infan-/ fee) jt, Herman Loens, German novelist, and Hans Lesker, German painter,| %U" part. ee When at noon yesterday the tip| tit tt you'd nev pect of cy i ' \s : . : ‘i "| The two Republican candidates, ‘ Coma her ito return: te Bm ony ut thal MULpNyy WRE-AUGGE Colne Pane mens you'd: never expect o ‘One of the wonderful things i411 while serving as privates in volunteer regiments, promptly met the Bull. Moose ante ae and invited Mr. Perkins to attend the meeting with them. They Princess Mary has made an appeal to the British public to send a] have aake Fur, Perkins to Od Christmas gift to each soldier and sailor in the nation's service, in @ conference to prepare »# joint letter telling why voters should sup- _ port the Republican ticket 7 ——— The German 42-centimetre siege guns weigh 126 tons, have a ton preiectii requiring threo:fourthe af’ ten ef MORSE AND HIS COMPANY =< ton proj 18 $9,500, and after 120 rounds the gun ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY \ j Sept. 26. take Up. the fight toy Handrene Ay (her. She has carnation-pink cheekg| about the woman suffrage mov The police did not learn where sheljast night's meeting, the Kage men|® Amiling red mouth, a nose that is that wen tlast night with Miss Borneman, |did an unprecedented thing in Tam-|cheerfully turns up and blue eyes} . many politics. They went to Justice | with a sparkle in them. She is neither | Or nother Nugent had objected te (Ford and obtained an order restrain: too stout nor too slender, and she h: her going. When a reporter called at ing the Tammany committees from M4 a the handsome apartment of the po-|taking any action until the case was |her mother's fondness for pretty and Nceman the young wife declined to|heard in court to-da J becoming clothes. “The brains of the ups a statement, saying that by SP ae militant movement” si been called. rahe would have! REAL ESTA N ME For the last two years, with an Eng- y she's edited The Suffragette, kept, Women are suffering b has The Eng I have no Se lonely ched, | am going to m. things | uncomfortabl famfly and to have been of independ- “5 oe ‘ me. The Italians have found that from dirfzible balloons floating mines a: A € | ent means, He was thirty years old and directed Its sensational competes [if Sea ee atave won by this tise | sainty visible, and are using balloons to locate and remove Austrian mines| Asking $1,000,000 Darvages Mane|) ots. 2. : i ind had been on the force since 1008.) Seach of Welcom* Made by W.lagainst the Government. And she's| made things so very uncomfortauie |in the Adriatic, hattan Navigation Co. Charges DONALD BRIAN At one time he was attached to the 5 4 : = for every one that it was only a ques- ‘tarring in “The Girl from U , + sks inguanters C. Breed of New York Mer. |feeling very fit, thank you, and, /f/7 *Vort Ole teeta ae Attempt to Destroy It aring our new soft hat— aeaft of one of the Insp eat sta aad chants’ Association what's more, looking It. ernment would have capitulated, The Figaro says it has discovered the family of Composer Beethoven . " IE CUTAWAY - ‘The widow is corey ei Pepi sie . “But there 1s absolutely no connec-| Miss Pankhurst mentioned quite|was Belgian, and suggests heading all future Parisian concerts of exclu:| Sulit under the Sherman law h, ewer? being the principal| The first New York city real estate| tion between the fight for saumly, sively Belgian music by Beethoven symphonies, been brought in the United States money of her own, An A ae ae convention of the Real Estate Asso-|and the unmarried million CITES REVOLT OF '76 AS A GOOD paleo Sse District Court by the Manhattan ween Ss seinen ate clation of the State of New York con-|claimed when I repeated to her Mr, PRECED-NT. A correspondent from Genoral Headquarters says the Kalser, although | Navigation Company against the } vened in pe aes) aug to-day with peraes abearg em eran. justloa “But when Sir Conan Doyle was |ho may have the best of food, declares what his soldiers Bet 1s good enough hone w. Sen iy gaapene, ae Schoolboy Shoot Postpon eth vO delegates from up-State al nol Hs ne Cane daatiete” || evar Dore Bet rae BUAE YOUR Fao. for him, and that his diet consists of a thick soup, a piece of sausage and| Were in a conspiracy to restrain trade It was announced to-day that the| “ites , ; Impossible for a Kenoration!" 1 #x- a ploce of buttered bread. One day when the men at the front ware reduced | 224 destroy the plaintift compan: h ‘4 The convention was called to order| that, not even husbands. If every ‘i ry Nab yaiphest s 2 whose business, it is said, has be Public Bchool Athletic League has post-| | President William H, us were te be married to> | Cliimed. Sid, Wat Englishmen |.) a piece of bread and red wine the Emperor cut his diet accordingly, damaged to the amount of $350,000, y Moffitt one of us t joned the High School Outdoor Shooting 1 dl ids A i 7 could not be bullied The plaintiff runs steamers betwee '® tT which was to have been! ,,,Wuam © Breed. Vice-President of | morrow it would make no differ- Athen why didives Americans The plaintif runs steamers between « Oct. 17, at Peekskill, un=| re Merinanta’ jeg hihi] Cn ence in our advocacy of the try to bully them in '76?” she Ten Americans, mostly New Yorkers, have equipped ten motor ambu-|~ (Under the provisions of the Sher- til Baturday, Oct. 24, because of rain.| ‘Thomas T, Overture, Vice-Praident| cause. As a matter of fact, most fleshed back, ney have the trish lianees under the auspices of the British Red Cross and will drive the cars n law, therefore, damages aggre- 4 More than 200 schoolboys have entered! of the Real Estate Association, re-| of our prominent leaders are Rondel Cat Tessa themselves, accompanied by mechanics, wating $1,060,000 Is asked, { for the conte sponded to Mr. Breed’s address. Maccigd GhMan cand lineihake, hundred yeerer rere fe bse ihe papers wera filed by Crim & —_——- ‘ample of No. 80 Broad street, coun- == s jilere le searonyiene ef up iwhe: |) even ek Ansctind yey wane very Belgian dogs as well as Belgian soldiers are counted among the heroes, | *#i for the Manhattan Company re) T Cent Bo f LS Sean iti AR ag tag some kind. Of cour The dogs not only search for wounded, but draw carts with quick firers, | pint Petition saya the Hudaon ‘ ne en X O) most delightful treatment from Reve Hien ee gatlo pany $ men, Our movement is in no “Ki ) and the greatest din of cannon never affects them. Bie aueeen, Da cas teas tients & the revolt of disappointed, te.’ But edi . \ ” | Ratiiseess. wuparieualcaian Hans Steffen, German aviator, who dropped two bombs on Paris, also| ¥!th it and that he dominated, man-| CEYLON TEA : | ma tok, ive abaurd, abaurd!” and Atlee r They have called |dropped @ message saying four French officers, prisoners of the Germans, | s=——————emmee ee | , + Pankhurst's head went back and she) us victims of hysteria. Does the | were well, and ending: “They asked me to leave word in Paris that they EL RADO f White Rese Coffee, byl softly and spontaneously giggled. rid call Belgium hysterical?” ere all right. As for the bom) regret infinitely to have to drop them, ‘or . : “You see, we don't for a moment | ,,.N% bur the world contemna the |iut chat in war. Au revolr, Parlsans.” SUPERFLUOUS KAR oO . \ The Famous Chocolate Laxative admit that a woman 1s superfiuous, | “Ara not some of ack sanenine QUICKERT, MIMPLEST AND SAFEST f ‘ Ano just because she doesn’t marry,” the Cente Aerae OF Pour aute . Sores turate any undesirab! r| will late your bowels and telieve you of the miseries of j : Louis Dutherin, a French soldier, has been sentenced to five years’ labor} Satural any ‘able hair | Tegulate y y ies youthful leader went on more ser!- denied, “because the uublic works for refusing to obey n command to wash his feet ina atream|sowth with El Rada, In a few mo t ously, “It's auch a reactionary point | ™ Hig WAT Rien Tuli le hes oil'tup cthere’ia bleroomanend aia et in a stream | vents the hair will become harmless. § Consti ation OP views “Ara: Daohslorn avar lahallea Auliesd in Chee eee city {when all the other ly dissolved, and after washing off = superfuous men? iorence Nightin- | we made the protests which ay ee. with @ little plain water not a trace} My Nop u many . gale remained unmarried; would you | heen most criticised. Also. we h The Belgian Government has ordered a!l male subjects between elghteen|of it will remain, ‘The skin iy tet, It your stomach isn’t just right, if you have a bad taste in the mouth call her superfuaue? Woutd you ap- always. 8 life, confining our- | pnd forty-fve to enter the army or be shot as traitors. smooth, ear and velvety, ‘1 6 in eeated tongue, feel distressed after eating and have frequent headaches, just|Rganma? And tordav there ta na rer ae PY ae ae ne eae cltals tar exactly the ganie take Ex-Lax. This will tone sp your stomach, aid digestion, promote bodily | much splendid work for women to] nas been repaired and people still Ro | Russlan oMfvers are so recklessly brave, a Petrograd despatch says, the purpose hair removing - ; eae Go, negiaee becoming wives and) to seeit, In fact 1 think more OO0I® |crar has requested them to be wore careful because he needs all their lives.|showa how perfectly safe it is. | ‘ vigor and strengthen the nervous system. You will be surprised to see how | mothe: now agout it thas ever before be. | ! . Thus 0 bbe r $1.00 bestia torday ‘ Pe . 3] tk " SUFFRAGE MOVE <=NT GETTING cuuse of what we did, a f you not th ' quickly your energy, and appetite will co bad had AWAY FROM PLASONAL MOTIVE. levee ite eth eat nat ater sna war London !s to be “dry” an hour earlier, all saloons being ordered to close fled. At all leading drug es | stores. or | We, de and 50c a Box, at All Drug Stores, jj , “But Mr, Jerome says that the women will be more appreciated We At 20 instead of 11 P, M, is ei Go, 87 Mast ath Bt, Bi. F,