The evening world. [volume], November 01, 1911, Final Edition, Image 4

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1911.
AUTHOR CHESTER
HERE WITH CI
ACCUSED BY WIFE
Women Aviators Who Will Fly pDERAL JURY
s a" A rl Jhti Jw1 i
in I'jtAiLu uiu a iivii ussluii. niwru ninrnnr
wvm tviumut
ITECASE
Occupies Stateroom With Lil
lian Deremo and Says
They Are Married.
THEN MAKES A DENIAL
Finally Makes Another State
ment Declaring the Marriage
Took Place in France.
had dlvor
t WM
r
liter
'On th pxasenaer llt of the Kronprlni
Wllhelm of the North Clerman Lloyd
Una. arrlilng to-day. i the entry
"O. Chester nd wife. " The persons
who oou.ilesl the etatcrnum indicated
were flco-Ke ltanli:ph Chester, Mill Of
and i'itTi rlKht, ami a tnlcnted youmt
wornun, n'ho formerly n.adc II Mint ra
ti o r . (or hie novels ami atnrles. which
ere siirneil by the name of Lillian
Peremo.
Asked when he win married Mr
Cheater replied: "Oh. Juat o oon a.
I sot the cable telliric nin that my .f
divorced ma."
then esplnlned to the younx
author, whoae apeclalty In wrltlne 1
If show how shrewdly the fine points o'
the law may be uaed to defeat the rea
spirit of the law Itaelf, that the derrer
Jch Mra Cheater obtained from Jus
Frlanffur on net. 12 was merely
fterl.icutory decree whloh could not be
made complete until ninety daya had
atapaed'.
Cheater grabbed hla coat ovtr hl rtea't
aid tot tared.
'Hlgamyr' hr aaaped and ran for the
nearest telt nhnne. When he came oui
if the booth he wu:- to'.d that bigamy
we not an International rime anywn
and that a marriage mitllda the Juris
diction of the I'nlt.'d Slites would not
trie aa a practicable hasls for blgam
ptbceeJInga here, lie waa slightly com
forted and visited th telephone booth
again. Me mint out with an alrnna
vplhle halo of gloom over his brow.
MOW SAYS HE IS NOT MARRIED
TO THE ARUST.
i"t only wlah to say," lie aald, "that
I may have been itulliy nf an '.t MM
Indiscretion but that I have Oommltted
X crime. 1 am not married. I w is
rely trying to protect a wuman'
name."
But before the writer s baggage wa
Arsaed hla attorney, t lor Ion Uordori, ap
peered. Urn had a lone and earned con
isrence wnn air. i neater, who ran
briskly to the reponers aftar "It a
or and said he wanted to muka
statement
."After talking with my counsel," h
aald. "I And t.ml I have om : :. i n
crime In marrying abroad. 1 wlah t
etate finally and for certain that I mar
rlad Mlsa Peremo In Parti aa anon a
I got word that my wife had obtained
a divorce."
alls Peremo. who was a highly re
garded member of the pavintlasf class i
Itoliert Henri u;ull wlth.n a few montha
waa named b Mra. letter aa the o
respondent In her suit fur divorce. Mtt
i 'heater put In evIOenoe trie fact that
bar husband had iti.no abroad In th
aftlst'a company.
Chester was until five years ago ..
Tgry etpaMe nrwarwiu r reporter li
Cincinnati. Hla fresh and up-to-dati
studies of modern business III.
brought him sudden success With tin
magatlnea.
SAYS HE CHANGED WHEN HE
BECAME SUCCESSFUL WRITER
At the time she surd fur hU dlvurc
hta wife said:
"I think wrltera In a certain sen'
are the moat easily Hd of all person
Ana they an be led the wrong way jus
aa eaally aa the right way. At least thla
waa o of Mr. Cheater. Whan he live
In Cincinnati and he was a new ' pane
man. ate were aa happy aa could b
Hut when he suddenly became a succeaa
fill writer of notion he changed. Ill
Imagination became his asset. He ova
fed It and It became dlaeasad, Living
aa he was, In thai thuuglitless. dreatn
fashion, he waa just as ce.iy sway
to hla fall as h nad been kept analgia
by the people who were uruiind him In
his simpler daya.
"It waa too urn it) New Y..rk with Mi
Cheater too much money to spend, too
much leleure. tuo m.. it llatlery, fruin
both men aim women. And ulso to
much showgirl bus.n
Mra. Cheater haa in her ouatody her
two boys, who air f.. urn en and seven
yeara old. Hhe raoetvi a 1 1,1V a) a yoar
personal aliiuiiiij bad U'.loli for tlia sap
port and t-ducaucin of her sons.
iV, l n aummmmmammmmKM i 11 i bmp i , ji i
BLIND POETESS, 91,
WRITES VERSES TO
HER FRIEND OF 94
Both Sightless, They Meet for
First Time in Twenty
Years.
wTimfs Mathilda ANOLOuibE. moisant'
Harriet QUlMYCAP.T?'DHeWti;TOH
' M15S'.M'C.l,ONO'.
presslon I fear I didn't present as
good an appearanre aa 1 might, be
cause I was so ex'dte.1 I read her sev
eral of my later poems and one In par
ticular which will be pill lis. if I In a few
daya. I call It "Thy Cross' he. a use II
la my own story of my affliction.
"When h'annle was lnvln.g I prom
ised to write her a poem In commemo
ration of our meeting and the hope of
greeting her again next opting. That
Is what I am doing to-day, and I find
that It comes Just as easy to rhyme
aa ever.
"When Fannie romes next SBrlns we
tire going to talk and knit. I always
knitted In my Rpare time, although I
understand that girls growing up now
do not think they whould learn any
thing but how to .lance. You see I nin
still In favnr of reserved things, much
different from Fannie, who was iilwaye
giddy."
Mlas Alice A. Holmes, "the mind
oeiess of Jersey City." although
crippled and In her ninety-second year,
i to-.lsy compvlng n cm to her
i nd. Mis Familo I, I ..!. the hymn I
rlter. In commemoration of their I
neetlng yesterday for the first time ;n I
sTOtsty vein. They were scho.ilmalea
Ighty yeara ago In th- New York In
stitution for the HUnd.
Throuarh the four score yeara since
caving school the 4wi liilnd poetesses
lave kept up their friendship, and they
ere frequent visitors at each other
.lilies for sixty years Twenty years
go M;as Crosby moved to Connecticut
nd then Utelr visits had to cease.
Yesterday Miss Crosby, who for all
ner ninety-four years Is "giddy.' ac-
rdln t. M i Holmes, came to Jersey
i deliver a lecture on her life at the
UtnpOOtl Methodist churcn, Central ave-
ue, and lead In singing soma of her
o'ume of r ymns. After the lecture she
.as driven to the home of Hill Alio-
Those who wltneaaed the meeting of
he talented nonagenarians lay It was
ffocllng and beautiful. The blind hymn
writer entered the room with out-
irelched arms repeating over and over
gain, "Dear Alice, dear Alice." For a
ong minute they weie clasped In each
ther'a arms.
GETTING OLD AT NINEY-TWO.
8HE FEARS.
How are you feeling, daarT" asked
Mlsa Crusb).
' I'm getting old. I'm afraid," was the
reply.
"Then I'm aorrjr for you, dear, be
ausr I feel younger than ever." smiled
the hymn writer. "Po you remember
the time shi n I wrote the little verse
about you In school of oourse you
don't, hut It went tills way
" 'Oh. how It grieves my poor old honea
To alep beside this Al. c Holmes.
I will inform gmal Mr. Jones' "
She paused, not remembering the rest,
while Mlas Alh-e with a laugh supple
mented "I cannot room with a chuix-h-nian
" It was the missing line brought
to life after eignty yeara
"You see, Kautile, It Is you who are
Kctting oid. Your memory ts faiUng,"
said bUM Alice.
The litWM referred to the fact that
Mlas Alice was an Kplacopallan and ner
strict nieinod of life sumeumea Jarred
in the lighter spirits of her roommate.
Keforu they paiiMl. Mlaa Cruaby
promlaed to come again In the spring.
when they an spend a few days with
their knitting.
A rejeirter for The Keening World
,lil ed at the home of Mlas Alice, who
lives with her ulecv, Mra. itudolph Kolb,
at No. 2flu .luckaon avenue, Jeraey City
The blind poetess was dictating to her
niece, and her co:utsltlnn was rapid
and clear. After bashfully declaring
that she did nut want to get her HUN
In the newspapers, the delightful old
lady told about tlio meeting yeateiday
READ 8EVERAL OF HER LATER
POEM8.
"It Is twenty y. ais since Fannie left
New York and when 1 met her again
yesterday 1 was too overjoyed for ex-
f'nhan tiets hlealio Theatre.
Cohan (t Harris announced this af
ternoon that they had taken a Ion i
time lease on th" Orand Opera House
of OHtasafOi Whldl Wi'l he remodel , I.
alled the QaOSBJsj M "ohan's Qmtsd
pera House, and be devoted to the
Cohan A Harris productions.
When you don't aulvwtlge cobodv
will know that you ar doing bual
ncts. and It won't bo long bofore you
will not know It yourself.
WOMEN AVIATORS TO FLY
IN THE CITY OF MEXICO.
They Will Show President MiKlero
and Then Tour Country Be
fore Coming Hack.
Four women sailed to-day "n the Mal
lory I.lnn steamer Impnsas for the
Oty of Mexico, where th v are to give
avlutlon exhibitions at the Inauguration
of President Madcro, after which they
plan an extended tour of M. xlco, cover
ing many long diet an era tiefore the;,
aeturn.
Miss Mathldle Molsant Is to pilot one
machine, with her elster, Hate Louise
Molsant. ar. her passenger. -Ml- Harriet
yulmby took with her Miss M. C Long
Both young women have frequently
been aeen In flights In the New YorK
section.
Copt. I'ntrlck Donald Hamilton went
on the lAtnpusaa as escort for the
yourg women.
ttlrl, itl. Is Jouriirymnn Painter
ami Member of I nlon.
Mlas Alice Devlin, twenty-one yeara
old. of Columbus, Ind., belongs to tha
union and does painting regularly for
wages, often having to spread the color
ing over tanks high up on buildings.
While at work she wears black bloom
ars, a black Vault and a big atraw bat
IN DYNAM
Indictments Apainst McNam
aras and McMltlifftl Soupht
in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 1 A
Federal probe of t II dynamltelng
charges Involving .ljhn I. McN'amara.
James It. McNnmara mi l ortlc MrMan
lgal was assured here to-day when the
Indiana aHMt Courts t lined over to the
Jurladlctlon of the I'nl'ed States Oran.l
lury bo .ks and div unn nts of the Inter
national Asaoclatl in of Bridge and
Structural Ironworkers.
Following the hearing of argument
yesterday and tu-day on a petition filed
by Cnlted States District-Attorney
Charles W. Miller. In which he asked
for the documents of the Irou.vorkrri.
asserting that facta Bad been presented
to him which led strongly to the belief
that the Federal laws regulating the
transportation Of exploalves had been
violated, Judge Markey Immediately
surrendered the evidence.
Indictments, charging criminal con-
splrncy. will he he object of the Fed
eral Investigation, wnlrh will lm.ncnce
hero jn Nov 7 with the convening of
'he "tilted mates Orand Jury, ao oidlnn
to O.ati lct.Atto: aey Miller. The Fed
eral iftlelal ss.ys tliat facta presented to
him IndlOgtad tliHt James H. M-iNam.ira
snd Orlle M' Manlgal violated the orlm
Insl lawa of the United ttiates by tha
al legad transportation of explosives
from Indiana to Illinois, Missouri, Penn
rylvanla and other States on prssfnger
trains ngaged In Interstate traffic.
John J. McNnmara, secretary-treasure,
of the Iron Workers, as the reputed
"man behind" the alleged dynamiting
plans, also would be liable la Indictment,
says the District-Attorney, In case the
evidence developed hears out the pre
liminary (ndicatlona.
A Satisfying Sweet
Lindt Chocolate is the smooth
est, richest, and most delicately
flavored confection you can buy.
fTnctt Chocolate
You'll i eel lie Its .
superiorly at first
taste.
Imported
In Cakea and
Wafers
at $1. per pound
at the best stores
everywhere.
All Sises, Sc. $1.
Chas. Salts, Mar.
18-20 W. 21st St.
New York
DIES AT 100 YEARS.
BORDEN TOWN, N. J. Nov LWU)J
latn Mitchell, w ho waa lOu yeara old I
July L'l last, died at hla home here lute
Uust night. He had retained practically
alt hla faculties until a week ago, when I
then- was a marked falling off In hla I
atrength from what It hud been for I
twenty years or more. He had never
suffered a real Illness. He waa a pros- ,
parous farmer and hla life waa moat
uneventful and pladd.
Korly In life Mr. Mitchell waa a Whig
11 became a Republican upon the for-
nuitlon of that party and maintained '
hla Interest In politics until the last 1
On of Ida eapretaed wishes within the .
year was that he would like to live to 1
aea evnuther Republican Oovi-rnor of I
N Jeraay.
air. Mitchell La survived by three
daughters, seven grundchtldren, aeven
graat-grandehlldren and one great- i
sarrat grandchild.
Particularly the Ladies.
Not only pleasant and refreehgii
the taste, but gently cleansing and tweet-
eniog to the system, Syrup of Fun and
Elixir of Senna is particularly adaulcd
to ladtea and chucaTen, and beneficial in
aD caaaa m which a whofraome, atrenuth-
sanina and elective laxative should ba
uaed. It is perfectly safe at all tunes and
oapek cokla, headache and the
caused by mdigeatioa and cooMtpatian
protnpaV and etf ectrreJy that it is the one
perfect laoaly Laxattvo which nvei aatav-
faction to al and it reconirocnded bv
tnaaion of f anuliea who have uaed it and
who myc petswiil koav,-lc4gc of it ex-
lu wonderful popularity, however, has
led UMcrupulouj dcaleri to oBet kmjta-
bont wrtich act unutaafactorily. There
fore, when buyiae, to set it benefi
etftctf , ahvayt note the full name of the
Corrpaoy CaWornia Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the iron! ot every
To teetars to Hunkers Here.
Siorman fenny, Librarian of Devon-
ehliv jioon,-, Loudon, which is
headquarters of Frlenda In Ureal Brit
ajjj, win lecture to-morrow nignt at me s- i s i s . . no
rtfrnds Meeting House, No. 1M Kast . rogsastebyU lca (Jfrstl, ITICO
ToantiaUi atreeL , i jVmtpmbOlM
' ' pavrkane of the genuine Syrup of Fig
sod Ezir of Senna.
at 34th Street
Suits
Broadway flRS cC0tttani
Extraordinary sale tomorrow
74 Women's Smart Tailored
at sharp price reductions
65.00 to 75.00 Suits 43 only reduced to 42.50
85.00 to 110.00 Suits 31 only reduced to 65.00
J Taking a quick survey of our Women's higher-priced tailored suits, we
find just seventy-four that we are unable to duplicate and which we have
therefore decided to discontinue. They are the balance of that great as-"
semblage of Pans suit styles which during the past few weeks have been so
eagerly absorbed by the smartly-dressed women of New York.
J Every single suit has been taken directly from stock and reduced 22.50 to
45.00 in price, in order that it may find a purchaser and reverse the order of
waiting for ope. Such a limited quantity, of course, contains only one of a
kind, and whilst every size is included in the entire collection, each suit is
obtainable in only one size.
IJ All of those style features which are now the reigning vogue in smart
tailored apparel are here represented, as well as the various fabrics and color
ings which are the prevailing preference for Autumn wear. And the
opportunity thus presented for you to acquite a higher-priced tailored garment
at such a wide margin of profit to y ourself is one requiring serious considera
tion and a prompt decision.
Women's French Untrimmed Hats
a special sale tomorrow f o de
values 8.00,9.00 and 10.00 )
J It seems incongruous to offer an imported Paris hat at 3.95, no
matter what the circumstances. And we ourselves are free to confess
that instances are few and far between where Paris untrimmed hats
sell so much below customary prices.
(Q In this case, however, the importer had his own special reasons for
facilitating the disposition ot these smart untrimmed effects. As a
result of this, we have here at 3.95 each untrimmed hats such as
are selling elsewhere from 8.00 to 10.00, the shapes being those
now popular in Paiis and here.
J Mostly all black, made of the finest quality silk velvet and of hatter's plush.
Bctr.ht Monday, delivered to us yesterday, and on sale to you toinorrpw.
MARSHAL IS ARRESTED
FOR ELECTION FRAUD.
Lodgtflg House Clerk Says He Was
Paid for In.iorsing Nine
Names.
Joseph Kther, a city marshal anl
Democratic election district captain,
of No. 34 First street, was aiimmone.l
to the rltrlct-Attorney' ofllce to-day
and nrreste.l on a warrant Issued by
Maalstrnfe Murphy for violating the
Election Law.
.lohn Ilany of No. Bnwerv.
seeking a reward which has 'jeen of"
farad for HI act Ion Ls rlolatlotk, had
tolil Assistant Dlstrli t-.tt'i noy Elll
aon. In ihantn .if the RlVCtlOni IIu
renu. that Rther had psVld him 1 Id
tll tlie polled that nine names enlercl
on the registry bOOlM we;e the Mints'
of actna'. lodgers where Hennoy was
night clerk. Henry Shart, tha
chairman of the Klectlon Hoard of the
illetrlct. taatiricl that the nine men
were hro'iaht hefnre the hoard Ity
Elher and ldentlilsd ;y him as lodgers
at No. 283 llowrry. None of them
actually lived there.
PRESCRIPTION FOR BACKACHE
One cf the Beet Xnown In Martloal
rrofeealon for Kidney and
Blatldar Tronhle.
"Half mines fluid eltrs t llurhu: h!f
v!-i.- Mums eempamnd; il ounta
good puis sin. Sh.iks the bdtll
saeh lime and use In dosss of one or two
teasronnrula after esrh meal and at tool
time." These Ingredients can bs tnlstd
or supplied by s:iy druirs .t.
Backs 3hi frniuent or highly catered
urlnstlon and rhm-natlc piiis are .mp
f.ms or kidney and bladder disorders
thst OSUatl) terminate In diendtd
itrieht s dlaeaa or dlabelea Th. an
pre.' rip. in I kn-'rn I uH aulrlt sad
permsneut res. ills. Advf.
absolnlcly no word to expreu
the eK:eac7 of
Scott's Emulsion
for breaking up
Cough; Colda and
.7n Grippe Symptomt.
Franlen, Steinberg .
54. 56. 58 West 23d St.
A Sale of Women's
& Misses' Coats
That Define Fashion's
Every Whim & Fancy
sr
Remarkable Values!
The coat of the hour
that every fashionable
woman U wearing is
the two-tone reversible
coat. The superb models
included in this sale
show hundreds of at
tractive types in beauti
ful color blends and
combinations of soft,
exquisite fabrics. This
coat department is win
ning a well deserved
fame for its exceeding
power in giving the ut
most in style and value.
m
"But Value at the
PHcet"
3d
Ave.
121st
Street
Thursday Is Wearing Apparel Day Here,
Hence Extra Special Reductions To-morrow.
Women's and Misses' 1 O EE
Suits 6 ,00
The illustration (hows one of the handsomest and most
tunning man -tailored imported all wool storm serge or
broadcloth suit of the season. A selection of five different
model in the following colors: nnvy, black, coronation and
brown; sizes 14 to 46; regularly marked from 15.98 to
17.08; to-morrow at the lower price, 12.55.
Women's and Misses' A A A
Polo Limts.
Made from strictly ell wool polo cloth, in nnvy, cut loose and
full with wide belt all around, double breasted; large auto collar,
large deep cuff, double patch pocket, shaped round in the front,
can be buttoned to neck ; another model has belt pn back only ; four
different models, tan, light and dark grayandnavy; sizes 14 t-j 42.
Women's Persian Lamb C CZE
Trimmed Coats,
Black semi-fitted coats, 54 in. long, made from American broad
cloth, half lined, very wide shawt collar and deep new style cuff;
collar and cuffs are made of Persian lamb; this coat is marked
at this remarkable saving the usual price i 9.98 for Thursday
only. Sire 14 to 46.
Women's Kid Cloves
8
U'orssssn'd Ratn Coats
Tan and giuy with plsid back, patch
or side pocket, military collar, new
i i...i, antocuffs, cemented scam;
izcs 14 to 42. others .tore O yQ
ask 2.98 and 3.98 &.f&
Women's Marabou Scarfs
Excellent quality marabou, in gray or
black, alo gray and ortnch mixed;
4 and 5 .trand. IH yd. O flQ
long; worth 3.98 4.US
Women' Petticoats
Good quality black silk taffeta; soft
finish; sizes 38 to 42; J QO
special X.O
Women's Shoes
T.ji calf, button cr blucher; sizes ti
mH: also ratent cu'.tskin, velvet tops,
short ormcJiuiiivar.ipa; sizes i (jT
lUteftfsaT, 9.M ,ZJ
Women's Shoes
Gun metal anil pf.tcnt leather, button
or blucher, new raised toe; T A fJ
2'. 10 !
rat
1.98
Black, white and tan; lambskin. EQ,
two clasps, al' sizes; value 98c iJZC
Women's Silk Hose
All pure silk; deep p.arter top,
high spliced heel and toe; all Q,
size; val. f9c Tr7C
Women's Underwear
Heavy, blenched ribbed fleece-lined
union uits; extra sizes; worth
59c OZfC
Boys' Underwear
Hecvy Jreger fleeci -lined shirts and
drawers; sizes 24 to 34;
special aw cC
Window Shades
Size 6 by 3 ft., gcod quality Holland;
mounted on sprint; rollcri;; all J "Jrjsi
coloi; val. 2--; complete J. C
Door Panels
Fine quality real Scotch lrce; a
choice iclcetion of dciign; J Qi.
val. ltd ,
Meister
Piano
A Maslerpioce oj piano building, st
$175
Sent to Any Home in America on
30 Days' Free Trial
We Pay the Freight
If the piano proves it worth, and
you decide to buy it after the
month is up, you have
Three Years to Pay
at the rate of $1 a Week or $5 a month
fvo cuih payment dou-n. No in
terctt. No txtrat. Piano afoof
and tcarf FREE. Sold under
Rothtchild A Co.' definite 10
year guarantee.
ThQ magnificent instrument is
liuished is Hccuine muhogany, gen
uine walnut or quarter-eawed oak,
aa you prefer. It i beautiful enough
to ornament the finest home in the
Wind, and it action i the work of
the most aeientifio and finished
piano artists that money can secure.
To the very last detail, the MEISTER
Is built of the choicest material the
world produces and the ill) DAYS
KKKK T K I A I. OFPKR Is dealened to
lirovo these statement to your satlafae
(Ina before the question of sale 1 dls-
laisseil.
The Meister haa full iron frame
from top to bottom which Insures dura
bility has snnulne Ivory keya ts beau
tifully carved haa aeerlal patent
doubf.-levsr repeating notion la dust
proof and mouse oroof ami the entire
effect la standard and artls.lo to a
.It-tree.
Seven ether fradet, rusjing in
price from $195 la 1350. Tea
may try any one of them a month
free of cost or freight chart;.
Tbe Mel.ter Is sold direct fsoea
factory to you, mus savin you two
extra and ua.lee profits which srare
Sate 1100. Make your lnveetltatlona at
onre as to Hnthschlld a Conipany'a
fine fluanolal and business alandine.
and send In your application tor a 30
uayr trial or in. nistio aoee not obll
cat. vu a reniiy's worth.
Mend to-day for our haadsotne free
ulano rntalu. It shows th. uTanos In
their colors and slvea aocura4e
i u.i.neu ui'scrmi ion. or conatruu
l Ion
swiiisnun m . oilman n resources are
In escese of I4.0ou.ooo. They sail nior.
;'..!. in... . .a H e ii ,ui. man any
. r housa In the world.
Prices $175 to $350
We Pny the Freight No Matter
Where You Live.
The Meister Piano Co.
iRothachlld A t o.. Hols Osraera. CM-
caao. 111. I
Fast.rn Dranch, New York Cltv
' lar-tndon Bids. s. n forner Kth 8t.
n .ill A...
Tel. Stuyvesant SnS-IBd.
.alee elevator to ttnih floor
Grand Kcp.d. Maaaliclarcri
Best ihidc I urnllurr
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