The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 9

‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1916. GIRL'S ASSAILANT FREED. | 43" 980, 0f attempting to assault use) “Lee never asked any assistance Pleased. He said he guessed he was hilite k, otca CuCl ah Ree s |from any one.” Miss O'Brien resumed. 0d enough to know his own mind. niday morning when | wa} cried most of the day yeata ndrew T. O'Connell's good reputa-| tae ; "AN FF an Cardinal Farley, t understand | There's no denying fam terribly al - * Gen and his sich wife caused County] Ulited inane ieitite Geum te tue “The idea thal 1 wanted that man's) “All Friday night, all day Satur ook the Cardinal aside and told | treased over the outcome. of the af. |= Judge Humphrey to suspend sentense| man's fo good character, and had | mitions te sure. day, his family worked upon him to} jim he had wanted to marry me| fair, which was virtually forted upon Yesterday afternoon in Long. telanal arned, O'Connell's wife needed, per ya before last aly set him to Change his mind. During eight, years ago. me. Aithe it City on the former Jock nine at x au Romtae’ Lone giving,” ahe went on thoughtfully, =| this interval he cal me repeatedly| “I know Mr. Manning’s family are __ ear petty Jo key, Cone ns it Head eal 0 Steinway Avenue, Long “4 ‘on to Mr. Manni on the telephone a: fold me not to} to blame for my plight, because Mr CITIZEN OF U.S. NOT STATE. Manning, a daughter: night. & coming | Worry about their objections. He said ‘he would surely fo through with the! ceremony.” of his i ~— BSYEAROLD BANKER For Infants and Children, Genuine Castoria Always ] Boars the ai) Signature of _INF ANTS | “Count N Arémonths GASTORIA Mothers Know That Use For Over Thirty Years — CASTORIA ——— (Continued from First Page.) | Miss O'Brien, “that Mr. Manning had not offered, or promised me $590,000, as has been hinted. He never had \given me a present of any kind, He never had spent a five cent plece on} me. His family say we had known! each other only a few weeks, barring & casual meeting @ great many years ago. This statement is untrue. “Mr, Manning and I have been good friends a great many years—ten or twelve at the least. His daughters were among my pupils when T had French classes. I have been on friend- lt rms With his family, Despite his ‘8 he is @ charming conversation- | and we have had ever #0 many |nice chats together. Many times he told me how empty his life was,” Here the reporter Interrupted to ask if she ever had been in love before. She sald she had not; that Mr. Man- ning was the first man ing whom she ever had been interested. that point later in my story. As I say, we had been thrown together | quite frequently ow!ng to our families knowing mutual friends. Justice! Daniel F. Cohalan is my second cou-| sin. | “Lately, when I have been with Mr. Manning, I noticed his talk was tak- ing a serious turn. He hinted at mat- rimony. Of course, I thought he was joking. Whon he tried to interest me in the subject I jold him I had a splendid position and that I was per- fectly contented to remain single.” “DIDN'T WANT MANNING'S MIL- LIONS,” SHE SAYS. Miss O'Brien's friends interposed to worked long enough. | told him 1 eouldn’t marry him, because | didn’t love him. net expect me to said he wanted He wae tearful as he told me how lonely he wae. “I told him to put the matter out of his mind, that I would never be his wife. Then he told me that he needed @ woman of my business capacity to | look after his affairs, He pressed bis | suit from every conceivable angle, and | finally I began wavering. “When you realize that Mr. Mann- | ing has argued his way successfully for about sixty years in Wall Street you can apprectate what chance I had | of resisting bis persuasiveness.” | Miss O'Brien says she pointed out! the fact that thege was fifty-five years difference in thelr ages, that | the public would ridicule the match, and that his children would never permit the marriage. She says he} swept all these arguments aside. ft business, at my board- his home, No. termined to talk him out of it. any use. He just kept at me until | consented. DECLARED HE WOULD GO THROUGH WITH CEREMONY. “We obtained the marriage license Friday afternoon. At bis request I) resigned my position that day. To! avoid publicity, I left my boarding! house at No, 54 West Ninéty-sixth | Street and came up here to stay with |to het ( . ve with Mr. .| “For di fter that,” sald Miss = | Nl nia Wa uanee ORe om es O'Brien, besieged me by telephone | Park & Tilford’s ‘“temptingly delicious’ Confections are gifts with a distinct appeal. To add to the Christmas spirit " ia.which these may be distinctively conveyed, we present an unusually artistic gathering of beautiful boxes and vac As Miss O'Rrien told of buying her \ wedding clothes her emotion over- came her for the first time. her lips to keep from bursting into | li | tears, ‘hink of what this man has done * interposed one of her chums. only had he atranged with Car- dinal Farley to perform the marriage, } had mapped out their honeymoon leaving, he t Judae Learned Mand of the Ves companions States District Court to-day decided | that © man can be a citizen of the} United States, but not of any State, ana| that If this is his status he cannot bring . | @ suit in a Federal Court, ‘The man judicially pronounced to be| in this predicament In Theorore G. Stein, She bit when th you yesterday?” asked the re “He was terribly b any Mi on f. I told him 1 could not such a_tople over the right.” admitted Mine le told me he bse! re. discuss telephone. ds ve there permanenty Judge Mclaren Stein has lost merely hi PPARK & TILFORD ESTABLISHED 1840 CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS Ih, seesee, 680 Nuts and Fruits, Chocolate covered...........06. 1 og Chocolates in Medien iat Helly and i Poineeta Chocolates, in oblong boxes.... Chocolates, fancy round boxes.. Biltmore Chocolates, sweet conting 100 CIGARS FOR GIFTS—In Fine Holiday Packings A large display of the finest Havana Brands made solely by the Independent Factories of Cuba are shown in all our stoves, especially at our Main Store, Fifth Avenue and 26th Street. 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