The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1915, Page 12

bart 2) i: i by arn EVENING “WORLD, FRIDAY, MABOE 5, 1 an Ba Pag oe DANIEL LER, DRESSER “TPOUR FALSE ALARMS, | CHARES TRARE' RIVALS’. |!°cudscvatcr ts som ore snes) mre Sorat mast SECRET TRN WEEKS. THEN MEGRO 1S CAUGHT) POURED ACID ON GOBDS| THREE WISSING AFTER FIRE. em sven nen orc seta i. Other Geests of Two Motete Are| burns and several women ware cones. AG |Pollceman Says He Caught Him| Alleging thht business Hvais con- Reseasd From Flames. pdr Reg tei Atno me Hag mh} + epired to ruin them because they re- * 5 Sending in Call for Fire That | ova ts soins vende eemmmeasnny cd : ee Didn’t Exist in the Hippodrome. |e geverned by ite restrictions, the ‘ Sponging Compan An alerm was rung in from a Har-|to-day fied Ty petit ia 3 * lem box at 8A. M. to-day and police- ru Financier Kept Wedding 4) mon and firemen could find n0 biase = es nnd aasets a0 waknows, F R E E Ss U G A R Ss t fi Tha or person who pulled the box. the amaarit ct oun ecret for More n Within a short time a second faise| President of the o y, Aft I @) DA ¥ Rail a ' Two Months. elarm came in from another section se of the Noir York Groth jpong- 4 ‘ he Sompany, ly " H roads, Declares Com: % iy , cae an miety OM Textile Finishers’ Uaioe Seaton and the balance of this week missioner Kracke. 4 At 6 A. M. some one rang in an ton eopataated Yor ai thk wade tahoe .\ The wedding of Daniel Le Roy 'giarm from Seventh Avenue and Thir- {in its line and made it imegesibie for With purchases of Dresser, tormeriy President of the! ty-cighth Street and disappeared. the bh firm to do business T i C ‘Trust Company of the Republic, and; Ten minutes later Policeman Healy PONCE. ing aeiaavit alleges, Coffee, Tea Mocs in tretpurce netoriea Sheets | Fortine Wave whee « neere veal petite” yPRcd easleetey ty Kae ‘ Place in the Dutch Reformed Church y-' petitioner employees to betray at Albany, N.Y, Dec. 28 lest, was | Up end sent in an alarm from the box| the business secPets of the firm and THE HOUSE OF FREE SUGAR, INC. im frome of the Hippedrome. fos oe letters attacking 56-58 West 23rd St " Healy says he asked the man if May after this, Brifi's aMdavit Tuto slepe ‘The bride ie @ pianist and artist. | there was @ fire, catching him before! says, the company was made the ob- @ince the wedding she and Mr.| he had gone more than a few fest. Sect of an organized campaign of vie- Dresser have been guests of her sister,| The man denied pulling the bor at ——— Mra, Albert Sterner of No. 1 Lezing- | first, according to the policeman, and ton Avenue. Mrs, Sterner attended | then said he thought there was a fire. the bride at the wedding ceremony Wamuant cuttin tae ana ae '. » Dress- | Washi im, forty-two, and bevel orth th lh aah lived at No, 288 Beat’ Soventy-Afen Mra, Dresser ie « daughter of Mr. | Siete Slawoue anooute, (wae and Mrs. Henry Walther of Brooklyn. She studied music in Berlin aad Frankfort and peveral years ago was engaged as piano soloist for the Rus- partment has kept tabs on the effects} sian Sympheny Orchestra, but broke the “joker.” He says the tolls on| her arm just before the engagement rooklyn Bridge for surface an was to have begun. ——_—=__—_—_ vated traMc amounted to n- AN EXCEPTION TO ALL RULES, Mr. Dresser was long prominent in (Prom the Detroit Pree Mew.) ad] the financial world ef Now York, but) nothing succeeds like sticcess,”’ Ppp . for several years has made his home| “Oh, if 4 ‘eat heard 5 . | money mi matnirg Bridge in 1914 $78, pater apdiot ctearngs 4 hina" eam in gurface car tolls. No ele- | Sres® y polities Ie. tolls are paid Cy Co -j lend, having served as Btate Chair- cause m Rap ft D Company, after it acquired the right i gee to enter into the Centre Street loop, contended the iiamabure di His firet wife, Mrs. Emma L. Burn- } § hem daughter spemé most of their time! ® ie for the operation of nub a Wa tremaee tase, pod All| with their mother at No. 143 Hast the former contract under which it q paid tolls to the city for the use of: . descendent of u a er the bridge. The city has brought suit| Nicholas Fish. Mrs, John Nicholas | & these beck (oli Row amevatiay to| BFewR ot Newport and Mrs, George | § is horror stricken by more than $75,000. vw ; f 5 tif ACCUSERS ARE ARRESTED. t PARAMOUNT ‘aig pene of id ge iful Plaintif and Witness Arraigned p b and Defendant Freed. i Multy and Rens Dura- afsez ater, evistes|—W ST, LOUIS STREETS|§ "=e gill) | How did she die? partment howe Wo, We a tected nthe Rariom Pate Gort t'| st. ovis, ware w-Rratte ot.|@ Of the Wissner — § What became of Pf aoonerny aieilimgaerrged bona anallhe “18 PLAYER PIANOS herjewels? 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