The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1915, Page 3

STOP LOOK STEN CHORUS RL GES UP ARCH HUY Miss Gates Parts From Young Herrman and She Doesn't ! Ask a Cent. BROADWAY IS STARTLED Father-in-Law Takes Action to! Have Youth's Marriage Annulled. | Rlore, Broadway teen dare say there this over and ts nothing new Under the sun A chorus giri—a blondy litle Winter | Garden pony-—-marries a Harvard stu. | dent whore father is wealthy eon tractor; marries him quietly, with no Press agent anywhore around: marrios Bim because and is will to keep right on working until he| earn enough for two; and then, hen his father tries to have the mar- Plage annulled because neither party te it ts of age, ts willing to give him| UP without asking his father for « cont of settiement. ot according to Hoyle? Of course WA but those appear to be the facts, Durthermore, who ever heard of an Pate father calling on an unexp Gaurnter-in-law to denounce her for | “wrecking his son's life,” only to re fark, after looking her over, that had ® peen twenty years younger he! would have done the same thing him- elf? It is not that way in the plays HOW YOUNG MISS GATES BE- . CAME MRS. HERRMAN, This ts not a play, however It t# the story of Miss Dorothy Gates, who is Known on programmes as Dorothy Phillips, and who shares an apartment | at No. 245 West Fifty-first Street with Mrs. Raymond Belmont, known on the stage a» Ethel Lorraine before ehe cloped with August Belmont's fon. Mrs. Belmont is supposed to have secured @ substantial settiement to lve apart from her husband, but in marrying Philip Herrman, “son of James 8. Herrman, a wealthy con- tractor of No. 23% Weat Seventy-first Street, Miss Phillips declares she had nothing of that sort in mind, She shook her Buster Brown hair very emphatically and her baby blue eyes were quite grave this morning as she tried to make that point clear. ‘I won't ask my father-in-law for anything,” she said, “I packed up and ieft town once when he asked me to, rather than see Philip's chances in life spoiled, but when Philip told me he'd kill himself if we weren't married, why, of course I came back aod married him. “IT have kept under cover through the whole affair, and when they took Philip away from me to have the marriage annuled I was willing to let the proceedings go by default and Just give him up, because I know how hard it is for a boy to step out and get a job, But now that they bave wsked to have a guardian appolited for me 1 can’t do anything else but protest against the annulment.” LAWYERS MADE APPLICATION FOR A GUARDIAN, This had reference to an action in- stituted by the elder Herrman in the Supreme Court yesterday, in which his attorneys, Green, Hurd & Stowell, applied for a guardian ad litem for Mrs, Dorothy Gates Herrman, Young Herrroan is a six-footer, of the good looking blond type, and his appearance bears out his dainty bride's assertion that she thought he wae older than he turned out to be, “f suppose it won't do me much goed trying to tight that annulment,” she went on, nibbling a breakfast rol! in one hand and patting Mrs, Belmont's Pekinese pup, Pansy, with the other, “Philip's father has an- other girl picked out for him and fhey ll just about jiarry him to her in spite of me. Philip has changed already. He hardly writes me a line any more and hasn't been to see me tor weeks. “I hurt my arm five weeks ago and nad to quit work, I sent a doctor’ certificate to Philip 80 he would know it wasn't a hold-up, and asked him ‘f he could help mo out a Iittle until 1 could get back to work, I got the certificate back, but that's all, Miss Phillip? met Philip Herrms in a crowd of Harvard boys while she was playing at the Winter Garden, . & last, and the courtshtp was fast and furious. 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TRUNK RAISING. ly Pauline Furlong. The Beening World's Authority on All Questions of Woman's vewal Well Being Becau * many omen hy arked for it 1 am reprinting in The Evening World to-day a week of sug-| gested menus for the stout woma who ts reduce. Intelitg eating and not starvation will over-| besity. Two @ day are to which should be of great interest to all _m it HH to take off flesh, therefore Tam giv-| “The Fg = OF ing you only lunch and dinner | we Hven descriptions and menus. Another point forthe would-| Phetographs of apps you may make yourselves or pur: be reducer to remember ts that sie| chase at @ minimum should end each meal before the potnt of satiety bas been reached— that she should always feel that she could eat a little more. Speaking generally, the reducer's| diet may contain the following foods and beverages: Lean meats, poultry,| new course begin ST FOR TRUNK RAISING WITH- OUT SUPPORT. The tem to-day tw for th at ditfieult fish, thin soups, salads without of | exerc ise, trunk raising without sup rreen vegetables, fruite cooked and) port, which strengthens and renders raw, toast and all dark breads, orange|@hapely the legs, the hips and the juice, buttermilk, lemonade without |lower trunk, | in the beginning, you ugar. From the diet must be barred iitustrates in ¢ eft | the following foods and beverages: day with. yc » tensa Cream, butter, oll, starchy vegetable: edge of heavy plece of| Karol Draniswies was put to fresh white bread, pastries, hot cak re, such as a bureau or 4 wash. | mS real odie de pur death) ‘There was no response to hurry ae oat ork and fat! Ino, J said that you might|!m the ¢« ‘ir in Sing Sing calla for Will Irwin and Irvin &. Cobb, | and syrup, sweets, p yobr hands on the floor, paims| Prison this morning. He entered tho! foremost defenders of the wrist meats, milk, coves, chocolate aad al» Kther side of your Wain: line,jdeath chamber in company witn| watch to rush to ite ' i use the! a leverage, or place o nh to Ite succor at the coholic liquors: areas an cote an o leverage, or place | pather William E. Cashin, the prison |convention of the A ' N ; following menus are sugges: | them on your hips as an aid to pre- in WB AlRBeuy OGEAIENS Tete ese reece eationny We ‘our balance, Pan almost inaudible | Jewelers’ Association at the Grand tions rather than arbitrary rege However, the test of your ability the responses to the Htany | Cantral Palace to-da Netth al 2 tions, and should help re i think o! to do the it should be Chain wan fenedting i} Apshateen " ; y ver Ir t othe nq ily Stable d ° mein, win, ho pends much f hia t A WERK OF MENUS FOR THE ed by »fore those ne to the chair these days crossing the Atlantic to WOMAN. lominal [have had it in their view for at least) the European battlefields and coming eTouT ’ . mi aes iC nanee should be |twenty feet of tho way, This morn-| back, nor Cobb, whe shy and aelft cp Socr bteame Theat’ aan bene ing @ ploce of cotton duck had beea| effacing nature is proverbial, could shen jh the: ay not touch |huny so the chair was hidden and the! be found, the floor. @ back should be |doomed man probably never saw it The wrist watch fatled of oficial our eR Sela, Tne vevreraiineyes at all, sitting down at the bidding of} tndorsement. Second Vice President INNES, rather than a sudden thrust, {the Keepers G. F, Manahan of Chicago offered the Much pra to enabli ice will be no Clams, 0m yw rf Nooat be nee er eo to perform ‘k up to it gradual- + you are likely to strain self if you try it too often at first. ane Letters From Evening World headers Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. we un MRS. J. M. C. writes: “How can IT WEDNESDAY. | et the rolling exercises to reduce the | LUNCH, hips?” feat haw. We are all out of the back number davaregus Sel ; containing the rolling exercise but on DINNER, | account of numerous requests from Brotied rest) Mackerel, | my readers, who were out of the city. oust band. Sicod Tomatoes Gluten Head, Stewol Rhubarb, when they were printed, 1 am pub- | lishing them again as a test exercise, during the week of Aug. 23. HAND BLEACH FORMULA. sjaay' OY Oe MKS. R. M. writes: “Which is bet- DINNER, ter to use, camphorated oll or alco- Opa Conhtai, hol? What will whiten my hands? oiled Beots, Lettuce and Tomatoes, What will prevent gray hair?” | Pineapple Slice on Lettuce, % a Camphorated oil, alcohol and alum FRIDAY. water solution are all good astrin- |!" cous Vea tUSUE 7 jgents, Tne alcohol ts the least | ca Lettie Adenia wiv Houad Ding ‘trouble and very beneficial as a rub. | Vi rey Towa, | Red hands are caused by tght lace ing, high tight collars, and sometimes | a N DINNER, case, lured foreigne ‘DEATH HOUSE SCREEN ADIEU, WRIST WATCH! SAVES TRUNK SLAYER FROM SIGHT OF CHAR | Draniswicz Put to Death in Sing Sing for Murder in Pitt Street. Draniswicz was convicted in May, 1913, in tho Pitt Street trunk murder Ho was one of a gang whien 8 passing through the city to rooms under the pretense of Then the vto- drugged and robbed, and taken to a safe distance to re- vive. tting jobs for them, ns would be » room in Elever fo! v which the man’s Inspired Them to Steal in Brooklyn Stores, Miss Margaret Mckntee, detective Brooklyn, bo- the Loeser store in me interested in the actions jola and Dorothy Henning, fitte and thirteen years old, who were lug- One victim died and bis body was placed In @ trunk, wheeled in a push cart from t Street to Pitt Street, and the trunk | left there. the booty was taken. A tin watch and $1.60 was| ree men were indleted but one was never caught, LITTLE SISTERS HELD ON SHOPLIFTING CHARGE: Girls’ Father Thinks Older Women a Perfect EVEN JEWELERS WON'T __ENDORSE TT FOR MEN | Approval Given by War Cor- respondents Fails to Win | It a Standing. resolution exonerating the wrist watch from the taint of femininity and classing it as a real he-watch, He said the amount of publicity given the use of the watch by cor- respondents and others in the field made such a resolution proper. Louls Ebeling of St. Louis opposed him. A) “The wrist watch will never be a time plece," said Mr. Ebeling. “It is bound to make us a | of trouble. lite} Better let matters stay they are, “But the lidies have no ce to carry a wateh," said I RC Barnau of Greensboro, N. ©. “Why not wear it there Instead of tucked away in a bag or in some Inconvenient part of their dress?” There was no action on the resolu- tol ——— FRANCE MOVES TO HOLD ' COIN IN THE COUNTRY Nobody Permitted to Take More Than $10 Across Line—Only Paper Money for Travelers. of en ay tr - . The ¢ st | King # sult case Into aisles of the Hamtacyee teak mit Undous, | water fany. times a tay, mi aes | store which were least busy, She} PARIS, Aug. Every travelle: trsing Vents. ng salad Como, | make them red. Use the following | took them to the store office and|leaving France hereafter will be re- Appie Souttio, Rib loos loves at night, to bleach) ound in the bag goods taken from | quired to declare the amount of funds SATURDAY, Hand bleach: Yellow wax, 2 oze,| Loeser’s, the Abraham @ Straus|in coin in his possession, If moro than | Powdered myrrh, 1 oz, White honey, |store, ‘he Matthews store, A, 1, | fifty francs ($10), he will be compelled a a pufelt, the! Namm's and the Gilson store, te exchange the excess for paper I{Them to get hot’ Thon udd the athey| Detective Daly arrested them and| money, under a decree inaued to-day ‘ingredients and to the mixture add| they confessed, They sald they ved/ by the Finance Minister, Alexandre j enough elycerine to make a soft! with their father, a Manhattan photog. | Ribot. | paste. rapher, at No, 1070 Bedford Avenue,| ‘This action resulted from an In- Graying hatr 1s frequently caused by extreme dryness. Use a daily |) massage, with the tips of the fingers | Cl dipped in pure cocoanut oil, I am giving you a formula for graying |hair: Cocoanut oll, 4 o28.; bay rum, 2% ozs.; glycerine, 1 ox; oll of berga- | | mot, 6 drops. Mix well and shake be- | fore using. Rub in scalp. he on | M. K. (Coldwater, Mich.,) ‘ease tell me if the weights | On Monday | shall begin a new = you publish for the different heights | course in The include clothing, Also how much Evening World : would you allow for « tulig Unat the ordinary woman wed | the affair rather than jeopardize the These welxhts do NOT Include young man’s future, and accordingly clothing, Allow five pounds or more | went to Boston and waited there to for summer clothing; shoes, corsets, | see, a8 she explained this movning, &c., are all rather heavy, Of course, | whether her sweetheart would back to college, He didn't go back. He went up to the Herrman summer home at Shippan Point, mear Stam-~ ford, Conn. and began bombarding her with letters, “I know Just one thing,” one of the letters ran, “and that is I can't stand this sort of life much longer. Please 0 ven more. winter apparel welghs MRS. C. 8. S.—Please Write me| which numbers you desire for the five | l-cent stamps you sent me, | Miss T. C, (Tucson, Ariz.,) writes: | “Which back numbers should T send for? Tam very fat and want to reduce come back to me." Another one, writ- my whole body. Please Include the; ten the same day, Jan. 19, said, “I obesity diet in the dates you men. | have just about decided this tion.” pretty bum life, How about that flat | Any that appeared after July 24 will 7” in Harlem? Both of us arc working help ¥ tain menus, like dogs for our little $20 per.” for reducing ac That was the way he felt about it, paper you desire and 5 cents postage and 80 did she, so she came back to for same. Now York and they wore. married Jan, 25 at the City Hall by Alderman! MISS F.C. asks: “Why ts It I re. | Reardon, Mra, Belmont was the only main so stout when T do the most witness. i strenuous housework al! day?" Then, to give the boy a chance to Tho housework does not bring the hunt for a job and get it before his proper muscles Into play. In doing tt father heard of the marriage, Miss vou only exercise the arms and legs Phillips asked her employers to send Trunk raising, rolling and leg olrcling her out with a road sbow and sho will help you to reduce and exereixe Joined the Al Jolson company in Phil. the dormant muscles where the fat adelphia, ‘Three weeks of that and , accumulates, 8 me back eens Then ono day the elder Herrman got | MISK PROGY rete: “Should we dis letter trom a furniture concern car? the erant and the back of chair in the swireing contest?” You must NOT hold on ta the chair & but balance vourself with the hands on the hips. The st to nrevent the toeg from dragging on the floor, Do mnt Aianard St, which keeps track of the marriages, wanting to know if they couldn't feather the nest.” That brought out the separation. The rest of the ry will be told in court. Brooklyn. | mueh The acted detectives though si they d by an experienced thief, | ass held in for a HOME GYMNASIU O® M FOR WOMEN TO PRESERVE HEALTH AND FIGUAE A New Series of Illustrated Lessons By Pauline Furlong Author of THE EVENING WORLD'S Illustrated Lessons: WELL, KEEP A PER FECT FIGURE” THEY BEGIN MONDAY custody of the| earings | ¢ theory of the de. dd. Before Justice Collins, in| vestigation of the scarcity of asllver uidren's Court, Mr. Henning said! coin, particularly in tho frontier thought his daughters had been| regions, It was ascertained that in the company of an. older} sieoulation were being. col woman who had had a bad influence |,co!n# 1m circulation were being co d tha [lected systematically for export, Even had coppers and nickels were sought and | exchanged at a premium, | "It has been suggested unofficially at for the purpose of preventing hourding during the war, the Gov- ernment. should announce its inte |tion of issuing a new sertes of col after the conclusion of peace, demon- etizing those now in clreulation, pssnteselull Aatenesnc: FRIEND POLITE; CASH GONE. Girl Says Youth Helped Self Father's Cash. o Her JOSE “He wan fo nice about it that I really Nd not think he was stealing the money,” said Myriam Samuels, the pretty seventeen-year-old daughter of Isaac Samuels, a manufacturer, in tell ing how Auron Langel, of No. 48 West Ono Hundred and Sixty-fourth Street kot her to part with $134 which her father had given her to deposit tn the Harriman National Bank. el has been Indieted, but the girl + story to-day in Yorkville Court David ¢ of No, 1071 St was araigned, Gold- | man was with Langel but there was no ‘evidence that he took part in the al- leged theft and he was discharged Miss Samuels said she met the boys on the way from hor father’s place, at No. 6 West Forty-second Street,” to the bank. They invited her to take a walk, Lange! ineisted on the package of money for her They came to a shop window, wdinired a hat offered buy le, the girl said, Papa's package Of money Was opened and commenc dwindle buying her Ut Mi | wal appe cash, dman, whore and the 2 Mine suit artic) Sarnu and Te carrying | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 27, 1915. WOMAN SHOULD KNOW! Le Hi BOY TOOK BRIDE, DEAF FRIEND LED GIRL BALLOONIST HOMES | BLIND HUSBAND 0. TAKES PLUNGE AS, INSNEERS PAROLE, RAD OM HFA, PARTHER SES IN i timer Schult: Amazes Police Man Who Couldn't Speak Aircraft Owner Attempts Sa With Brooklyr ve * brief w om) faye 7 Mawietra * Avenue Court Wier Aartested last nig ing vulte ' G200 of the house in Queens yesterd Hiced pawn Ucketa for J dole worth of detectives wore busy ta elon of the stolen proper The police said Behu' ed when only fifteen |burwlary, At that time tectives toa hardware and while there tal saw, and with tt bare of the nd escaped, was 4 the | rem t rooms He ( Kew Gardens and 1, and soon reformatory Jents are ¢ went to the * efforts to get bh | weeks ago she finally pro authorities to grant the Probation Agent Rogers & ponition at the factory Brothers in Brooklyn, at leased Mary Kelp also worked tory and Schults courted Schultz's aunt told her sho inwisted she would The Hunday at St, James's Hireet, Brooklyn. work on different prete bing houses in the outwkti lyn with Willlam Clear routl Street, Brooklyn, leased from Elgira five Cleary Was also arrested held without bail AT FIRST TASTE é Scatters Aged 3} Gentle Annie by Louts Kam| Stanton Street whip felt like tomed all ousy an aged until an trot clining years could be, Kamin lelt Gentle Ann a light ‘wagon at Park Row iness wagon were gone, Kan the disappearance to I quarters ho tective Morris a with Gene Annie, The: two strange men in the | | detectives say when the |Annie awe the aged |through ¢ treet lk ‘tering wheeled traffic y “Tnever saw si lof the prison | going along ni gon we 4. “Evel y until wits off like a. cyclone.” Kamin made a compl Hall Pla ck of No, 4 Cit Kuggiere, a boot Street ininaaiiaisauatl TRAPPED FLAT ROBBER. | Detectives Say Man Tol | Robbertes K ni Jerk living at » planning th e Dete evening followed bin. © Hundred to nbed ry, de J ‘The detectives suspected had committed many othe Harlem, so they continued to find out where he sold but could not he ar Hundred and Nineteenth. 4 in the Hari - -_> HIS HIKSUTE M ASK, Mother--And what, sort of a face did | the man have cthel” Ethel—1 don't know, mamma, “Why, you saw him, didn't you, deavt! 9, mamma, but 1 ' tece; it wae all covered wateh police it he had taken from with them he atole al Children's | aught later and was sent | to Hart's Island, After bis release he | for burglarizing # house phries went him to Elmira. ceremony was performed Thwarts Men Who Take Her From Owner. a contractor, of 310 did not know what @ to-day. her Mfe to move along at Gentle Annie was as happy a# a well-fed mare in her de- Pearl Street and while be transacted bus- When he returned horse and right and left, a horse, nag with a whip I carried. n who took his rig, They said re Laurance Kaffe, a printer ‘Apear, ty $260 worth of several pawnshops along Third ispone of what ad robbed eleven flats Tale of Crime n of Kimire Reform nd pleadings * parce, to the puller od of tree or twenty ri he he girt bride te wae ar fo Meere in trookiyn, t- | \ bt for carry hed tn hie velued at was one . ay. He pro- several bun- | jewelry and) king posses. | ty today | te wee ar y s 014 for he took de © he robbed | he later cut Boolety Judge Hum- His par- afior he wan an aunt be- at, Three ailed on the boy a parole, wecured him of Arbuckte «i he wae re- 1 the fac- her and per- suaded her to marry bim. She be- came #o infatuated that oven when of his past marry him. Jost Chureh, Jay Schultz was frequently eway from oxts, but he never missed reporting to the reform- atory tion oMecer and even intro- Juced his bride to the officials of the Parole Board, He has tld the police that his days off were spent in rob- rts of Brook: y of No. 365 who was re- months ago. |. Hoth were —<-——— GENTLE ANNIE REVOLTS OF WHIP Traffic and mare owned Accus- le hitched to min reported toe Head- was there De- Garven drove up re were also wagon, The » men drove mare tore @ mad, scat- re helpless, id one rything was I tapped the ‘Thon she aint against » and John No. 470 Pearl | 4 of Kleven) No. 1444 Parl ‘ommit a bur- | clives Reilly He went to} 4 and Thirty- the rool and | tothe apare: | where the that Descher r robberies in 4 to trail him the loot, He reated at One Btreet, He lem Court tos Lent Eyes to Pal and Caused Arrest of Visitor. mit Bulne has epee, but he can ene, and Albert Miegior bas ears, but he cannot bear, nor can he apeak, be has # tongue, Therefor charged jointly by Bulna and Biegler with undue friendliness with Bulna’s wife, teamwork be the blind man end the deaf and dumb man wae absolutely essential To the great disappointment of Magistrate MeQuade ond ali others tn ‘eourt, with the exception of Keanion, | the teamwork failed. Biegler, the most vital witness, failed to appear and Heanion was discharged with a warn- ing from the Court to keep away from Mra, Sulina. Huina keeps « second Mtreet and Tenth Avenue, He is assisted in his business enterprise by hie deat and dumb friend Siegler, who has boarded with Suina and Mre. Bulna at No, 666 Weet Vorty- third Mtreet, BSeanion ts a large and unabashed trock driver, living at No. Went Forty-fifth Street, and an occasional patron of the Hulna- Mle lor newestand, Mra, Suina, a pre- ponseaning woman, occanmionally helped out her blind husband and his deat and dumb assistant at the stand and Boanion met her there, According to Bulna, he went to bin home late Wednesday evening guided by his atlent friend, Slegier, They found the flat locked, “But there was a noise inside,” sald Bulna to the Court. man's voloe and my wife's voice, Of course, Siegler couldn't hear any- thing, but he could see, I made to him and we broke down the door, “Siegler made a light. I could bear @ man sorambiing around and he got out. Biegler saw bim id he wrote out for me that the mad was Scanlon. P, 8.—Sulna failed to explain how he could read, On the eye-witness testimony of Siegler and the corrobating story of Sulna, Bcanion was arrested yester- day. But Siegler did not show up at the Sulna fat last night. Sulna had to make hie way alone to the police court to-day. “Some of Scanlon'’s friends scared Biegler off,” he declared, “Siegler is a timid man, They could sneak up behind him and slug him and he couldn't hear them coming and he couldn't holler for help. He has run away from me, his old friend,” Sulna said he wasn't afraid of be- ing siugged, for the perfectly obvious reason that any sucn method of deal- ing with him would |. unnecessary. “Without somebody to see for me,” he oxplained, "I am harmless,” a ‘CANDY KID’ OF HARLEM LOOTED HOMES BY SCORE Favorite With Girls for Sweets He Bought Revealed as Boy Jek yll-Hyde. When Dominick Bertelli, seventeen years old, of No, 2018 Second Avenue, was arraigned before Magistrate Breen In the Harlem Court as a burg- lar to-day, the story of a boy “Jekyll and Hyde" came out. In the early evening Bertelli would appear as a well-dre d youth, prime favorite of the girls in the neighbor- hood of his home, who referred to him as “Red, the Candy Kid," because of his liberality in candy-buying, Later on, when the girls had gone home, he would sally forth with a jimmy and loot houses and flats, “lL can remember the addresses of forty places I got into,” Bertelli said to-day, “There were a lot more, Al- together, I got about $3,000, Some of it I spent for candy for the girls, but most of it I lost. gambling. I started in to be @ burglar two years ago. I was a messenger boy then.” Magistrate Hreen held the youth in $1,000 batl, and then remanded him to the cuntody of Detectives Marino and Unger, who took him to the places he said he had robbed. One of his vic- tims is August Schwartg, of No. 135: Pifth Avei > F Loot in Her Home, Charged with having received part of the $15,000 tn loot taken from Adolph Stern's pawnshop, No, 1603 Third Av- enue on Jan. 30 last, Mre, Peppina etving a tip that William Bescher,| Vala, of No. 324 East One Hundred an Second Street, Magistrate Breen in the Harlem Court to and was held In $2,000 for an ean jon Monday. Detective Myer! and Grossman, who ar- rested the woman, said some of the Joot was found in her home. appeared before _) a The latest Paris models, well-made of worth $6.50 to $10 “I could hear a) cide While Young Woman Watches From Above, Pifforte are being mate today Op the authoritive te tearn trem AUD Mark, & belloon exbibiter, why te attempted to ond his life pestenkay after he sent bie partner, Hetam Fm of Newark, inte the alt in @ balloon at the Chenango County Gem near Port Jorvia, N.Y | With the girl looking down apes him as she prepared for « parsekete leap, Mack fred a revolwer at Bie head, but the bullet went wild esd struck a woman spectator, Migs Hmith fell senseless fr the balloon and was saved from death only by the | Partial opening of her parachute, | Mack planned to pad bis life before | the thousands of spectators gathered for the balloon ascension with the knowledee that the sir! would me hie t as she came toward the earth. He was moody and silent while attendants © makin the bag ready for the ascent and though the «irl looked ap- Pealingly at him aa she took his place on the trapeze he did not respond to her ’ Althourh troubled by Mack's strange behavior, Miss Smith smiled aa the balloon was released and soared ap. As the balloon came near the end of Its rope spectators who turned to look at the balloon owner, supposed to be supervising the flicht, saw him frantio- ally pulling at the trieeer of a revolver which he had potnted at his head. ‘Those who were watching the young woman on the trapesse high in the alr saw ber eyes widen in horror aa she realizzed the man was attempting to kill himself. Suddeniy # ved, She tried to hold to the ropes but lost her balance and slipped from her seat, nerviessly clutching the parachute Tho girl plunged toward the earth, Bhe was within a few feet of ground when the parachute pF... open and broke the force of her fall, In the meantime Mack was trying to «et the revolver to work while a crowd of hysterical women shouted for some one to take It from him. As Mise Smith, struck the earth he suddenty turned the revolver away. “It won't «o off.” he said angrily pulling the trig There was a te dort and a bullet sped toward a of women and struck Mrs. White of Norwich. For severn| minutes there was wild excitement and a panic was averted, While the balloon overhead several women were for Miss Smith, Mra, White and maay, women who had fainted. Mack wad overpowered by several men and placed under arrest. Mrs, White's wound is not dangerous, / AUERBACHS Chocolate Raspberry Fruit Bar BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. 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