The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1915, Page 4

in chis city nave fled to Fort Liberte the despatch moat Pacifique. Reber troops are oe-tinming (o enter the city marines nave been sanded from the United States @munboat Nashville to maintain order GIRLS SUING BARKER AND HIS RICH PAL FR HEART BALM ARE CHUMS MORE U.S. MARES NOE IN HAYTI, REBELS SEIZE omy = \Cape Haytien Now in Hands a Thies With 8 Veils Ro for the removal of was written “an & prominent was killed by @ a ‘and is acceded to Rear firat steps to re- astiful complexion hey it guarantee to refund the it freckles under a veil; ‘othine and remove them. the Thiet few applications should wonderful improvement. some of freckles vanishing cag Be sure to ~ Uhwyer Says Miss Benson and Miss Bannister Came to His of Revolutionists—American Office Together. aatives and making eememt between the joall factions seems as Admiral Workstfor Peace. Partial detatia of the comradeship between Miss Lillian Benson and Miss Corinne Bannister, fair plaintiffs in two actions for breach of promise | agminat wealthy and prominent young mn, were furnished to-day by At- turney Randolph M, Newman, former counsel for Miss Bannister, Attorney Noah Stancliffe, -|%r Jay Stanley Foster, niral | head of the Bowery Bank, sald yes- | _[terday it wae @ strange coincidence that} that Miss Benson, who is suing the banker for $26,000 heart balm, Is the Prines 1,300] chum of Miss Bannister, who is suing Murray, a wealthy young for « like amount ers chum and the two re seen much together in the big Haytien by Adm CAPE HAYTIEN, oy Au 4— ayer, has Leen received from Ad ear Admiral Benson, Acting? Se retary of the Navy, sald to-da with the arrival of the bal and bluejack 8 codd be! Geonge ©. “We do not contemplate tpenain armored cruiser ‘Tennessee, mow noe,’ he was on his way to Aecnold. 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D.’s or Approvals Moenen'd Secaiemade Skirts At Great Reductions and, white Checks and othes Summer fabrice. Reduced to 2,75 and 3,75 Now 35.00 Latest Models Bathing Suits For Women and Misses Of fine Mohair, in black or navy combined wih vie white fashionable w 3.00, 4.50, 6.50 a #50 2.95 at Greatly Reduced Prices to Close, eee ENE 5 “Roseberry” Raincoats Priestley Garonelis sites Febsic For Women and Misses ‘The smartest raincoat of the season, rubberless, light weight, well tailored and adapted for genera! utility weer, Black, effected @ set- put of cot sn Benson. ster to look for “They both explained to me that the men they were going to sue were pals and that the cases were similar in 4 great many respects. Both young were living together at the hey came to my office. 7 a large. fat at No, 308 West ty-firat Street. Later Mise F to the Importing busines! It Ts The lawyer also said it understanding that Miss Benson camo from a highly reapected and Influen: tial family in the W: heard from several father was a hich offi Hpiscopal Church in Colorado. quiry In Colorado Springs, where It was reported Miss Benson's father was & bishop, failed to reveal a | clergyman named Benson — GEORGE LAMBERT DIES IN LONDON His Death To-Day Marks Passing of One of Most Famous Court Tennis Champions. ‘The death in London early to-day of George Lambert, former world's professional court tennis champion, marks the passing of one of the most famous exponents of the indoor court game. Lambert succeeded to the title tn 1871, when Edmund retire! from piay, and retained the cham pionship until defeated by Tom Pet Litt, the Bostoa professional, best of thirteen sets, at Hampton Court tp 1886, Pettitt was in turn defeated in 1898 by Peter Latham and it was not unui Jay Goula, the American amateur champion, defeated George F. Covey, the English professional, last year at Philadelphia that the title was re- gained by an American court tennis player. ——<»————— CENTRAL PARK SUICIDE. Salesman Out of Shoots Himself Twice. Abraham bs, a salesman who lved at No. 80 St. Nicholas Avenue, wa: out of employment of late and he wor- ried over his debts, which amounted to a few hundred dollars. He brought home a revolver last evening and his wife, who had been married to him three years, watched him all night He slipped away at 9 this morning and in a few minutes she started in ursult, Before noon she saw a crowd {n'Gentral Park near One Hundred and Tenth Street and ran there. She found her husband dead on the walk. He had shot himself in the breast and the head In bis left hand was an incoherent let- ter in which Jacobs hoped his friends would let his wife have what might be after paying his debts. Employment SHOT IN BACK AND HAND. 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