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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1916.
GAVE WOMAN HER
HOSBAND, SHE SAYS
But Hp I'rovrd rnlrnr to St?r
onrl Lovp. .jhmt Wife of
Dr. Curl I'ultlu.
NAMING OF SCHOOLS CAME
ONLY AFTER HARD FIGHT
ACCUSED WIFE SAYS
ACTS WERE CONDONED
FAINTS ON STAND IN
SUIT FOR WIFE'S LOVE
REPORTERS IN FROLIC
WITH GOV. WHITMAN
GIRLS, GUARDED, VISIT
FATHER IN HOSPITAL
Second Wife of Vphi y,
B. Bccklcy ()lijpp(i.i t()
Presence, They Hrlipvp,!,
Quigg Shown in the Act of Using the "Secret Stairway"
at Capital Annual Dinner Follies Include
Presidential Boom.
Members of Board of Education Overruled Objections n,m.P nm wife Fllo
MeCiiiHlleHS Tells How LoJer
Won Her AffeelloiiH De
fence Hint's liltickmuil.
of Joseph Barondess and Others Historical Titles
Favored and Scientists Honored.
I H voire ShIIs Denial by
Ciur.iiiiinVnt Nnmed.
6 .
THEN St' EI) FOR DIVOKCE
The ftory of a devoted wife who tried
far two yeara If) vhIii In regain lir hue
band's love after another woman, a
nuree. In a Hrooklyn hospital, had flatly
refused to
dertd him
belief Unit
to do, Htld
ghe Mm tip; thru iurrei
to the other woman In the
It whs right and proper ro
finally eued lilm for divorce
on learning lie wan untrue to the aec
ond woman In contained In papet. tiled
In the County Clerlt'ii office, In
Hrook-
tyn yesterday.
Mre. Kllmbeth r'tildu hrouihl null
against Dr. Carl Knlda. a tlrookbn
surgeon, now living ut 1179 llushwlck
avenue, and the paper riled ronUln nn
order hy Huprema Court Juauce Scud
Her In which Dr. Kulda la directed to
pay his wife, 125 n week, alimony iind
$250 rounset fee pending trial.
Mre. Kulda. who liaa lived at 325
Clifton place ulncc, elm and her husband
peparalcd nioro than :i )enr ago, Isr
glna her Mory by telllm: of their mar
rlage, In Drill, German), on Augul IS,
1905, or how a child,
years old. win horn
Irene I... now n
to them, und how
they lived happily
lived happily at 117c Hushwlrk
avenue until the spring of inn.
Mre. Kulda ettyti that after many I
Ren to nd the ruueo of hi. cnl,1ne. j
ehe finally became convinced th-.t her
husband wa pu)ltig alt'iitlotis to n
nurse In a Brooklyn hopltal, In wilch
her hUhband la :i mirui'on. .She hdit for i
the nuree. m.j contlnue. moihk
"Tho nurse came to me. I lieem-d her
not to tnl In the wuv of mil happl-
nPB. he ea l 'lour mitiiund H'lii nw (
that h. w.a very ii.Ii.ppII) marrlcl. hut
th.i if I ,.,ii,i .n,.k ir. i.i.n . nmil.t ,
reform and be u prfcii kim-.o man.
I have raed hint ami I will not yht
him up.'"
Mre. Kulda decided to let the nnree.
have hr hichnnd, rh ((-'tted, but
vhen ehe iH-ame rmivln I that he was
untrue to the tnir' well as, to her
pelf that "hci w Ki'lnc, not wllh a
woman, but with women" "he enured
the action.
HAD ONE HUSBAND TOO MANY.
forced hy Hrvnlvr to Murr?- . -.
Explain Mr. Wnl.h.
Gertrude K. Walfh. who .idmlt having
two Mil hand. yeat,'rd:iy ailvanccd III
novel plea that th wcoml forc-I h r I
to marry him nt the point of a i:moI. i
She was tcMlfylng before Supreme Court
Juetlce Munulng ami i Jurv In Brook- j
lyn a the defendant In a ml' fur dltorce '
brought by William M. Waleh. riiarbt- I
Beller. second husband ami coripondent. '
wan ii wttnce alro i
Mre. Walh alrt Oie met Helr
Long lle-ich while wot king In a hotel
cash!r BellT was :i hotel cltrl;
She was Intrrvluctd to him as married '
noman. ehe J.ild Heller een ivet Walsh .
on one occasion nhn Walsh called at SI
Prospect place, where Mre. WuUh m i
then living with her mother, to lake their
lT.vnr.nia i!rl t.rtri,H nnf fnr ..
walk.
Iiespl'e thle knuwlclKC, Mrfc. WalMi
sayr. B'ller tool; i it to Hoboken on No
vember 1. 1MI. prmluced a rexolver and
.ild, "Now remembr, voting lads, you
are not In N'e York State Yo'i are In
my power .md I am ko'iik to many juu. '
Bller dn!ei- -br reoUir II. ny.
fjn the comr.i'i, i'i.i Holiiien a Mi
Wal'h'h own Mige.-'ion, ;ih the wanted a
secret nnrrpiy- The him nmt to the
Jury lat.. 'n 'he afternoon A ev.ilcd ver
dict was- order'd.
CORESPONrEVT AITS WIFE.
nr
AIMin It
itm'lllnu rtinrKe
I'nrt o!
Allinnii? I'lea.
In applylne eeled-i .n liiooH) -, lor
alimony I ndl-ie trial of htr enlt for
divorce from Kr.ink L Hllllni.-h'i.n. .
teacher Id Manual Training H'kIi fohool,
Mr. Jei'e It. Kllllnghiitn Mibmltted an
affidavit :ieertcd to huw been tinde
by a MIm- I'leln .May Tl lei, nutnrd n
coreeponde'it. In the aflld.nlt the wlfo'e
chargen me tuttnltted
The H'llluKhami- wire married In lsMi
nd have two children, 1'iank and llarr),
II and 10 eare old. AccordlriB tu the
;jlalntlrl. her hiiflund ab.nidomil her In
AtlguM, I Mi. 'or Mies Thlel. She wm,
forced, she aeMrts. to work tn a de
partment etort
Mr UlllliiBliani a.-ueR IiIf wiTu of
Improper conduct with a nineteen year
old youth, Joseph i, O'lA-ary. Mm.
UlllliiKliam denies thl- charge,
Jumlcf. Sciiddir ri-MTM-1 dt.-lnlon.
rnntee Suit li llrnkrr' Wife,
Mre. Margaret It Morgan, who "hatgiti
that a tult for dlvorfe brought ni:am.-t
her by H.ilph f .Motiran. ,i broker, !
the result of a conspiracy, riled a ccumtcr
claim for divorce from hr Innliuinl ,.
tcrday. She ,h,iri;. that belwi.en May
I, 1MI, and lieeeinher last her inis.
band wae guilty of tiilconduet with "a t
woman known :i Mrs 1'1-ln r til ".':2
Brou d way,
PRENDERGAST FACES FIGHT.
John Klel tit It an for Fourth Ul.
rlet KeleunK- unlnt lllin.
It was annoiniceil yetenli that e.
Benator John K sse ii ,s liti-hieil to run
agalimt Cotnp!rnller 1'ii'iidi-i'K.ut us .i
Clllldld.lte for lleleKatc to the Hepilbll.
can nailou.il ioiientlou from the.
Fourth Congress lonul district in KIiikn
county. ,
I'rendergast Is a resident of tho Sixth
district and III name was pl.ned ,n
the ticket In the Fourth, when otiu if
the regular cand'diieh declined In Inn
tavor. Frlendt of Kissel i lass l'rendr
gafct aa u "I'arptt-biiggir ' and du not
want him b th-lr repreientatlvo it
Chicago.
SEA TRIP TO TELL HER TROTH.
Cither .Vnnaell, DnuKhU-r of
Actrraa, tn Marry a Hans,
Esther Nunsen. Is yearh old. daugh
ter of Hetty Nnnen, tho actress, who
arrived esterd.'iy by tho Scandinavian-
American liner I'liltml S ales, said sin: .
had merely come to tell her mother that j
she was going to marrv 12, ti lleptlileii, i
"ono of the best young buslines men
of Copenhagen'' and that then rh was .
going right back to him on tho next
boat.
Tho gill said she was not going on
the stage, but would stay at home and
take care of the bridegroom forever
aid ever.
Klh nn Tmin It.iniU Hill I'rueil.
William Hamlin Chlhle, chairman of
the Tax Heductlon I'oinnilllii'. tent 11
letter vciteiu.iv to i.xuy Senator from
Greater New York app. all UK to lilm to
vote against trie mil passeil by Hie As
sembly appropriillng ji.iinu (100 for local
town roads. He argued that this
measure would cri New York city ap
proximately ll,41,iW.
The. telectlon of name for puhllo
e.hoii! In New York wan not accom
plished without much difficulty on the
part t tho Board of Education. In
deed, aome members of the hoard, In
cluding Joseph Itarondeas, ro cmphutl
rally opposed to naming the echoot ut
all.
Mr. llarondi'.Nt'bellevea that It U un
democratic, unworthy of America and
that no luimo can be f-elected without
giving offence to wme of the people In
whose dle-lrlct the echool He. He In
minced, for eiimple, that If the name
nf u oitholto were given l a echool the
P.-olfotmiU might protest, that If a I'rot-1
eetatit numc were aelected In a Catholic J
dletrlot the Catholics: might object ana
that If a Jew' name wero ud both ot
tho former falthV udUMitrii would bo
likely to denounce the choice.
"I believe ttuit It la very unfortunate."
eald Mr. H.uotiden., "and that It will
result In ti.unoi being changed eonttmi
ally Suppose a Democratic board rntno
In and wanted to chnngc tho Ue Wilt
Clinton School to the Itlchard GrnHer
School. I am emphatically against It.
John Whflan. another member of the
Im.ird. e.tld. however, that ha thought.
Hide were only a few d.ssetitlng volets
I,, ii.a itoi.e.l ..nd that uch objections a
.),., ruli-ed by Mr. H.itoiiiicmi were ni
, j,.. ,vpr;, considering.
laroffa at Objection",
, ,... of thoueht
,.bi:,'u.ll.mJ 11,! n'l pie!"
much ot It. he .aid. V u can t plea.
It le a go..d thing for the rhlldren to
have the name of dlFtlnguh-hcd men
connected with their i-choolti."
I The tlrnt conelderntlon In chooe'ng the
name wa to pick one that had om
" ' . ... thtr wih
ami If here wa n on tel Iher.
cIiomii the name of eomc one wno au
tlcuicd In the lile'ory oi me cuumu.
or of k clentlat or an educator.
Tho name Toppeiihueen for rchool No.
5f l.i Outens waa chonen becaube It was
tin name of an old College Point family
which nwntd much properly there years
i go
Public Schoo No. 10 in .Mannai-
r.i! It. mime. l,t-ori
W
Wlngatt;
.,c.iii-c "en Wlngate went thtro when
.. i.m- libit,. School No. 31 tn
Man-
hattuu wan named after the talc Patrick
V MeOowan. formerly 1'reeldent of tho
Hoard of Aldermen, hecaupe that wm
hie dletilct.
1,11 of lloll Nrn ,'ime.
tiw full tin for all live boroughs fol-
iottf. The namee followed by a dagger
have not yet been oecioeu up"'"
board The othe havo bi.cn approved.
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John Jay
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Hl"vill,
Jem p.-od Hteh.
i'r
II inuuiitid
It ii'eii.wiMi 1
femw "ii
llil'tliiln-, ll.,t i
Fitai.rxn J nT
!erk
Mlild'e tlli.r
flie, .
Klin lmrt
M.om
r1,wsieii
f.'h.r:... p I,s.
rl.'h
Kui li.l
I'avi J Pn.lrr
Kl.twuod
Ojanamt
foren Park
D'Uiilaeton
I'lioel- t a-
Wooilsid
Jalne tl Tnltale
1eiin nt Moore
Fjirvlea
Lunna
Ooron
Marlee,.
rramiK A Walker .1
I.ahe
Hli li ,rd Proctor
I ollsge Point
Tallman
Ponelihil.en
John I) la-li
llaxlite
Cree,tmo,ir
Julia H irenrd
Woiidliull
M Mban-
lirin?tirlj
Hos-d il-
Fas llivli mat.'
sinui1 Tfuii'ln:.
ton
rrwlieipn
tl Wnivn
Pim Uiw a Pari,
P la.Held (5tl
tiiore
ltalsiey Prl,
Iinll liouiie
William Worda
worth
R sent on
Taltnurd Lawn
i
HICIIMOM)
Tot lent ille
Plriuiioiiil Vall-j
Pl-a-.inl PI iln.
Krsi.eie-
lliiaufnut .1-
it.) Itn.s '
'eienridis
K.i". Wiiniti'
PeVriea . 1
KOtrt
riioin 1. lioiiaan i'
Kaln.) w h'mer r,
son .
Po.-h.m!i
Van.hrbllt )
li.-ulsl Ii Toinp- .1
Join iireenleif
Wlntllir
enr.e Wl'livn
I'll-tl.
p.,-1 lis iinnn,j
Kim Park
Ur uill-vills
M .nn. r.' Harlsnr
i,inrri Ills
Hli mm field
I'arf. ri't
-nruirtitle
liiclitunnil
a I111111 (,'ornrr.
We.trrl-uh
11111111
lir)llle
,ra ml an,j
Pnt M'ad"wnnh
llfir) W locuni
New MrKhtnu
Hleld
ntvjanrr
HONESTY IN CHICKEN DEAL.
41 mn 11 tinft llrtip Mnfrh,
I t'a Denier, fict .letxelr).
j Ml, Hstlier ID man of J33 Moniov
I. II nt was arraigned Isjiote MaKlstiaic
I MHrsh In the Toinbt rutin vestenlav
Irirced with MealltiK u thicken from
tho pnultrv stor.i of Hariy Kntz 011 the
gioupd ll'ior ot the hous. whi'le she
, ihes.
"I waul to he honest und do what Is
.light, onr Honor," sobbed Mrs. v.
Ilium, "I'll tell ou Ihe truth. I .-lole the
j chicken heiaus.! wv nee.hd 11 for fooil.
I lo-t miiiic Jewelry and bad only n Utile
mom ) leit, Hut In ordi r to keip 11 kooi
name lor the Utile bub) ulihh I exi t
."on I'll pay llu. gentieinaii whin lie
fays the chicken Ie worth."
' "It's worth n dollar," said Kai
1 Mts. Ilwnnn drew out 11 wotn ami
1 crumpled dollur bill and li.iuded It to i
him j
"Will joil wlthdruw the eiiui;e hoc.
that shi him paid ion'.'" uskeil the'
.Mnuisirale.
"Not only that," leplled tho . ein-i
,1,1.1111am, us he pro'lin I'd 11 e,nht watihi
and 1 haiu, "but I 11111 Kind to give In r
tlit. watch which she ilmppcd In nn
storn I put it in th" till to Kivn to her
I when sho came In again."
. SEAPLANE BREAKS RECORDS.
Tlinllins Xlo'del Xlnkes h'J Vle on
Hour In ni 'I'esl,
Ithaca, n' Y. M irch ;:i--. mot
iTlmmaB xi a plane male elglity-tMo miles
an (mm In a pen! Icsl iccentl) con
iluctid f.t lns irnla, I'la., foi the United
Stiit.r n.ivy iiltlclals. 11 rd ng to i
Htateitieni to-da) by W. T 'llioni is,
1 ptee'ih'tit of I ho Thomas llrulherr Aero-'
plane Company of tbV city 1
This record seta a new American mark, ,
Mr. Thomas d'scovei'i-l tn-dat The best 1
' previous "pod was sexenly-lHe tnlb-s an
houi. made by 11 Mailln uiirhln.'. The
, Thoniiis, model made In. piles an hour
' w'th the wind. Tho machlnn also nut
the climbing und vlidlug tests and tens
pronounced most satisfacloiy by tho
Oovernment, It Is undcrstoinl 1
WESTCHESTER NOTES.
Prank tl. Hethel, the. president of the
New Votk Telsphnun Cnrnianv, Is the netvlv
elected president of till! I III. me of Seals
dale.
The mlnlstira nt tits ehun his 111 Whlln
Plstns 1 1 I V f Slirli'll all CXt.'lltilt ' Unite
msnt for a "go 1 elutrih' iilau to li
1 rile I nut next Mitnlav
John Ciltioun, ..iiniiiil-.liiiii'i of Pal'
Sif.tv of the clu of Wilde I'l litis hi
Hiked the nithorltte, in apo'iint a p c 1
lire chief II Is helleteil ill , I lll. ill I
atentll.illy 1iie.ni that While I'l.illn. ti i I
have a paid Arc Ueps rl nient.
f'larenie tt Lsonurl brougbl mil '
fnrs Supreme Cmirt Jutdlre Xniing ,1 w 1,
Plains In teenier 13,900 Jroni ynri llnlir
reau nfid iis,,ige Coulev. .im . xecutur' nf
the e.i.iie of the lai l,'l-i .luiiii I 1.1
of Viniker". Mr l.snn.ar.l Untitled Mill Ii
acted aa private st-eretarj lo the deecdeii'
front Pit to lull .md wis not mid
The .iliniliil liilnillit nt tlie l).-iiui-ra
Club ot W li'llfi er Coiliify till! In i I.
at the Wuldurf Astnrl i I lot. I to in,,r
night AiiKUKtns l li. im, i will lis tin- to i i
master, and 'i le.ttinonlil ttlll he iireaantsa
to Michael J. Walsh Tin upeiktra will
ha Senator Hnllia of New llanipahlra.
Use a tar OOorraan, Shsrlft Snltli of Now
York county and Dudley rield Jlnlonc.
Collector oi tho Port of New York.
s,-hool
A divorce Milt drought by Lieut. Will
lam II. tlowne, p.'iymuiler In tho United
States navy mid attached to the Hrnok
lu navy yard, .'iualnt Mr, Marg.uet
I 'imli HociiL', and a counter claim by
Mis I low tie ng.iliiM her husband were
disclosed in the Supreme Court yester
day Mrsi. I'ltzaheth O. Kngeman of lit'.
Kist Fifteenth street, Hrooklyn, who
was named In Mre. ilnwne's counter
claim, tiled :i denial of the chargen
iiKilnt her and declared that hhn would
culitei't the suit,
The nnirrlaite of l.leut. and Mrs.
. How ne In t'lcvcl.iiul on January IS, 13n;,
'was performed by IIIhIiop Williams und
I In the presence of many persons so lally
; Pioinltient. Mrs. Ilownr, who Is a mem
ber of ,i well known Southern family, la
licensed of misconduct with I. Vernon
I'arkcr, proprietor of hotel ut tlolyoke.
Mass. Lieut. Ilowne asks the custody of
hi" nlne.yeir-old daughter, Cornelia.
Mrs Howne asks the custody of her
tiinc-Ve ir- Id datuthter and of her two-)iar-old
d.ui'.'hler, Margaret. She de
cl.ites that her husband lived with her
after he dlecoveted the alleged offencei
foi wh'ch ho broiiitlit suit ntiil nccord-
Iti.-ly condoneil lier acts. She uccu-.es
him of Intlimicy with Mrs. I.'iixeman be.
tueen O tohcr H and flcfobei S'J, 'J14,
nt Mrs. Kneein.in'- Hrooklyn home and
nlsii In Philadelphia. She also ti.imet
Lillian Itian of ':7 West Seventy-third
stieet .mil ii Mumaii known to her as
"Anne
Lieut. Ilowne la ,i member of th
Lamba I'lilb.
COURT HOUSE CUTS TO-DAY.
Will It.- liieoeil If Heull) Periim.
tieni, licnernl Hellef.
The II.Mrd of Estimate nill lake up
to-diy i hinges in the itrkxlu.il specltlca
Moiis for tne new Court House ma-It to
iiit ilowr the probable cost of that
stllli'tll" T c cllincef lliaile ji) tile
I Court House Coiumleslon will rrduci
jpr.seiii e.-.timali y about I'.' ."OO.OOH
sonic o Hie ,haiike melely providltlK
that the evpeii.lltiiles for certain features
shall 1- made when tho city Is in better
tln.iiii lal condition.
The suggihted i ti.illKtei were subniltted
to the bo.inl two weeks ago and Mayor
Mllchel and t'oniptroili r fretulrrgas'
b.ive sal-l tli.n the) would approve the
ch.r ti" 'f Hi. v anpc.ired to rinvr bona
tide iidtiitioiis. Twctit) -live orgninza-
o-is him Itiformc,) the Court Hon",
l'o.ird Hut tin) will b, represented ut
the ineetliik' tii-d.iy and that they favor
lie rhange.
0NTARI0-T0 GO "DRY77 IN FALL.
Heferendiini Mill Willi
irtet.1 ttfinrii Fnim
Till V.I
Ur. I Tom
1ST'
Jul M irch
:3 - Ontarli
i mil
lit pi' ' '.ibl In September
ii"i.. 1. 11 -t for two or thiee
e tin- I'ci.plc vote on prohlbl-
llt d ir it 11
), ars tH'f, re
lion ,
titadc 01 ta
lUi. W .1
the measure
melil had d
i.iriii.ni to this eiitcl was
Leu 1sl.1t ure to-d.iy by thi
ll 1 who in introducing
eil.line,J that the liotrrn.
1, led it would not bo ad
Vleflhle lo
like .1 ici'ereiiduni until tin-
soldiers 1
utneil iroin tne war.
No lb ruses will be issued or renewed
after May 1 The Provincial Se letary
alal.d that liMii'e holder would In
given I HI Stpteltitier next to illapo-o of
their stock.
MAYO FAII5 IN SECRECY PLEA.
XVIII He r.xiimtneil Pnl.llcl) In Ml
lleo r'- sl'J" ll.OIMI Xellon.
s: 1 .r. Hie I'olltt .tll-llce (iatek'.in )fs-
tenl.iv ippolnle.l Ullliam A. MMjuald.
,xl'. putv Aitoine) l !nn r.il. .is r.feree
to take the t''stitnou of Yirgliiltls St.
Jul) in Max n. a lli.xeti manufacturer.
111 the sup 'iroiielit against lilm by
Wtlheliiiln.) M.)er for l.'uV.OOu d.'im.icer.
tor tiidiiruig her to marry him when be
had a w I' liiitiL-
Mm., asked Justice Oaxcgan to keep
In- i x.un 11 tl mil secret because publicity
a. Mild be liiimillatlinr to him and Justice
.i.ie.ti er.mtiil 1 he request, but sub-e-qini'tl)
.Mr M'l.'ll.ilcl auuouiiceil that
be 'ad illiont)' to si that there
would In. no M,.ri.cy about the examina
tion WILSON CONSULTS OCULIST.
11 I lit il-1 tit Proxlilr lilm Wllh
i;lrn l.arar Police Haaird.
tsiilMiTos, .March S3. President
il--i returm d to Witshlnstun this
.ifeinooii in time for dinner after a
1-1t to Philadelphia tills tuimiing to
ion 11!! hi oculist Tho President left
Washington In .1 private car at S .311
o Inch Oils morning, and xvim nccom-piul-d
bv Mrs. Wilson
Pltn auki.I'IIi , .March 23. Tin- Prvsl
ii nt'.s iriiln was forty minutes late In
re.oliiMK lieie to-day owing to the loco.
, motiM ilexi loping 11 hot box at IVrr) -j
llle Md Tin train wai, backed to a
' t- il in: and another engine ua.i procured.
Wli- Mr W I' on .il'rlv.d hero he had
i tin' lais'est po.ice guard lliat evj-r at
i tel. did 1 1 : 1 1 1 in I'hllaile'phia.
JEALOUS, SHE KILLS RIVAL.
Ixi'iiluck) Wmiian Hhool. Another
In Pi-mi Over Yiiiiiik Man,
Li.xim.iiiv. Ixy . March '.'S. Hcoaus.
sin said u )oung man was paying too
nihil .itteiiiloii in tlt.i Crrgory, Delhi
Moiiioc stoppeil the litter as she was on
.er wax luitnc to-day and shot her to
d ,i'ii
IC.ioil loiuids followed a trail from the
ei e of the shooting to the Monroe
l.ii ne. wleii the authorities say MIs
Mmi.ioo .oiii'iSM'd. Miuiine, his wife und
tun sons wen taken Into custiely. I
NEW JERSEY NOTES.
'111. Cl telhle Of llli'lliles ,11 I III! k-r.S.1 'k
le,l III. 4.. r . I ,if lleiilll to I lose tin
ii .,,ls t's.-r-i . There are nmt ii'l
in.-, Tei, ie.iili'i li.ite iH.iirred
rill C" Pate!--'!!) 'lrilgglstsl III re CQnvlitert
.e.tei-iiit foi nri'si rili ng vx It Ii on t u diicio-s
1 , ens, Ant 'iiln Itulihio and Israel r.iia
niill !)r. llin -I t.'io . icll Allgtl.t Pe.u!a
fi ' .1 II' ' I" d II
Th, M"," ill lio.r.l of S hoo. IWini.H..
,aii'i-d,t .ii,rn!id a liond l.siie nf IZI.Oii'l
to l.ul . I .old -tuns to Hie W iti-hinig echoal
unit .l.e I'.iiar at.'iiue m-Iio"! and tn put.
iliis. a p'.ogrmind In the H.lduln dlatrlit
J ii K I " tin. i..i. u flagman nt the
I in street irnssihK of tlie Mlaqllshanin
H.illinid P.iierson strpiisd ruin hehlnri
n slnti mot lug lielght train laat evrhlnc
und his Htrii' I; by an expresa. Ho 'aa
kl". 1 ini i.intiy
V r afalalalaV alalalalalalalalalalalalalalaMaalaBlalK m W ! algaia
gaTTTaTaTaW M
See the Capital While History l MakinU
y,a tiu ROYAL BLUE LINE
.New Jersey f entral. Leading & Baltimore & Ohio Railroads
Tills F.XCURftlON ALLOWS xhout nine liniir. in Wa.hlnitnn or clevci
tionr In Halllmor. Waahlaftan waa netar man Intaraitiiig.
Le W. asd Bt. llttu V M., Uberiy gt.. IJ:Ol taldalgiii s.turday uiot.
Taltta oa tale woalc la adfaoc a, Clberty St.. W. 3:11 il and Jtraay Oily Terminal.;
fCortliodt St., ait, il7. UT0, 14M0 !)', Now York; 4 il iTourt, l.. UrooUya
Patmison, N, ,r., March S3. There
was a sensation In court to-day when
ttobcrt McCnndless. who Is suing CyniN
.1, Lojsler of ItldKClleld Park for :.',.0n0
for ullcuutlon of hli wife's alTectlotis,
fainted on the stiinil. At the same mo
ment h!a slstir, AlltB Jcaliette JtcCiin
dless, collapsed in her seat mid beenme
so hysterical that she. had to bo carried
out.
The question which the ntlorney for
the plaintiff, John M. 11. Ward, had Just
iisked Mr, Mci'andle-s was! "At the
lime Mr Lomler was pa)liif! attentions,
to your wife, wni she acting towunl you
lis II Wile Is expected to net lowiltll 11
husband?" Judge. Unit go S. Sller. on
tint advice of County I'll) slclan Ann
Billing, ileilaiid a leccsa for two hours.
Mr. MiCundlesa wan evttcniel) nerv
ous mid excitable mi the stand. Ills
wife, who was stylishly diesseil In n
brown suit and purplo tmiuc, sccuy-d per
fectly at eusc.
Mr McCatullcni lestllled tt.at In 191.1
Ills wife told him she had ieae, to
love him mid prefcried laizler "h-ciitise
he cave her mind times." He said lie
I had asked a friend, John .1. Sentinel), to
' see Loiler and tell lilm to "have a heart."
He had ii stroke of apoplexy when no
hiard of liN wife's disaffection, he said.
He friuuenliy leplkd to questions, "I
?at!tint t ellletlllier "
There were more sensations wi en tne,
dtfei.cn was prc-eiiti d. Mrs Lozlt-r ,nl
mltted thai she had cIomI to Hrooklyn
In l!'l"i with llany I. Vandirbcck, 11
Hiiliretlelil Park contractor, and us a re-
I .nil Me l...l. r nn, I Mis Vuliderl eels
bolh Kol illumes ileum,. Costello. who
said ie Was a New Y'"k salesman.
l.sl II, d that wa he. not .Mr. ii7.ier,
who had called Mrs. Met '11111111-:
011 the I
ti'ep'. one the time detectives and it
steiioKrapher rn llilciilng over a
tupped wis. 1'nder cto--exiijnl:iatlon
he could not n member what tl n-
versatloii was about or why h- coiisvnted
lo pietenil I, was another man.
Morris M, lierinut, tdilor of the Pali
sade fix', said thai he had 1 1 it r , !
Mrs. Mii'ii!idh"" when the iilT.ilr Hist bc
ume public- and she had said, "lb-fore
we (jet throm;li with lh.it big boob lenlcr
we wli" gel a lot of inoiic) out of lilm."
iliorst l M.-mn- of Illdgellild Park
aaid Mrs. McCr ilb ss bad warned him
to "look out for .o.ler b,cnue he waa
gnltik' around IF Mis llorimu"." Ho
testltbd th it he uas 1111 lunger living
with hi- wifi
Tin- iieirng will probably be con
eluded t-i-inorron-.
PAUL DRAPER IS SUED.
Wife fcl. In llliitrer Tt-ntir Mincer
I'riini lliirxnrd,
Paul Prapir Harvard graduate, and
tetmr hfiiKcr of lecoutilri-.! ability, who
lives at il Hast I'tfty-sen nth -tt.it.
was sued In th. Supremo Court ).-ler-day
for a divorce by Mis Muriel .1.
Draper, member of u prominent family
In Haverhill. Mass
The iltvoiie suit marks the end nf
11 roiuainc that btk'.in when Mr I r.i p. r
ml h!" wife were etud)lnir music nbioail.
lie 1 a son of I r William II Draper,
and after his graduation from Harvard
In Poi'.i be vtint to Munich and .nroll.l
at the Kotnt Academy 11.-. a piano stu
dent Aft.r two jenrs he was ..ffheted
with liillaiiimnlloii of the nerves of the
hand, und beln com.tl1el to .live up
the plann he ilelirtnlli.il to train his
voice. Ills concerts and recitals here
and abroad hate brought lilm much
praise.
Mr. and Mrs. Draper have In-en llxlni;
apart for :t je.ir. She has b en maklni;
her home a! ID! Hast l-'lfty.si-x.'iith
stretl Mr. Draper dci lined to ill 'cuts
the case.
FETHERST0N WON'T RESIGN.
Inat Ihe Milne Matin
Xrnn,.il Oisr finrltiiui-
I n 1 11 1 i '
Plum.
.'Heel Cleaning Cotnmis-inner i'eih.r
ston i!i I. lid ).sterilat tl.al lie had said
he would resign railier tliaii sign Un
order to install a garbage de-ttin tor on
Staten Island
Thl- statement n,i attributed to him
h) Hotoiigh Pr.Mdent Van Name spi'ak
lug at a mn-" meeting on Wnltusdav
night In the Masonic Hull. Port lilrb
tuoiid Mr Vail Naiiiii said
"I heard to-d.it that Cominissinner
Keatherston's rc-ignullon b,n , M
ilritun up and that hi: would re-lgn
rather than phuo Ihu destructor 011
Slnten Island."
At the snnie meting, at which rep.
rcsititlve Staten l-laniht- prote-ted
ngain.-t tin- pioposnl lo eieet the plant
In their borough, Aldet man Charles It
Cole liitlmatcd that If no Injunction sue
cecded ngalnst the ilt)'s placing the
plain in Staten l-lnnd, llu 11 Ihe resi
dents could do us thet did In 1 s r s.
That was the )eat the Statin l-lnmirr-burned
the qiiat antlnc t.'itln;i
"There urn Hints when .ton bave to go
beyond the hut." ho said. "I ran do
Stele lllodle (d."
READING HUYS 1.000 CARS.
I, Mill, mill (inter In lie lliisbe.l lor
1
llnrl) llcllieri.
Pini..tii,:f.i'iti . Much -Tu nht.im
equipmei'I xx un ttiiiih to ttiiet the .Ii-niand-
of -h'pp.rs the I'luladelpbi , and
Ite.olliii H.iilro.ol li.ik ,,!.,,.,.i ...
ll.SOtl.uiifl for 1.0(10 fielgln eats, ....eh off
I iiO.Omi pounds cipaclt) The ens will
Is' of steel of the hupp, r t)ie foi carry
llig ixi.il.
Til" Stallilaiil Steel Cir Cnnqiaey re
ctli.il an oilier for f.nn ears atni the
pressed St.-i i t ii Comp.iiit i- i,, bqiid t
the iitii.ilinlcr Dilitiiirs will 1 lt I ttwllas.t 1
iif tin1 'MIC .tic l.hil n.tli.
HURRY CALL FOB LA F0LLETTE.
I, ill's ill i en il 1-iilllli-nl I'eiioi.,,
Ihniuer of HrenUdoti ti.
WAStli-M.lMN. M.lich "H ii.iinr I
I'ollelte of Wisconsin has in cn siimnn.iivii '
,.u,., ... ,, r ",, .i.itisers Il.'i-lllse
of the sltu.itloi t al ha, rlei 'op..r thcti,
Ihri'iletnng the N inlnr's hold nn tlie
State ill legal t., the 'lil.-.iun conten
tion. Senator La I'olli He is p, reiii.iin awav
until aflei Hie inniirlcs. wlr.-li uli ti,
place on Apni fi. lie i. i..ng 0pisei
by How Phlll'n. who rnuleil ihe Seim!,
In the caiiipiign for dummi iho )ttit
ngo.
SUNDAYS
r MARCH 26th
aT T K aWJaVaa-aiVaaimi
AND
fc APRIL 2d
ALLAN), Mnrch 113. -lov. Charlea H.
Whitman was) sent to tho Republican
national convention to-night on a special
train, wllh u warning from hln friends,
the newspaper correspondents, to "watch
your step"; Lemuel My Quigg wan
caught In the ai?t of getting Into tho
1 inventor's prlvuto room at the Capitol
by wiiy of the "secret stairway" 1 Sena
tor Hubert It. Law son of Hrooklyn wan
Invited to enjoy the free use nf private
telephone extension.! ; Jivm Cronin, tho
riotoi loue. poisoner, wuu discovered throw
ing the tlovernor'H llnanclal budget lulu
miiip, and lots of other things happened
nt "The legislative Kollleti of 191." put
on to-night ut the Hotel Ten L)cl( by
the newspairar correspondents.
The annual dinner of tho reporters
wai pcrhapA the most elaborate, affair
ever staged by cotreepoudentH ut the
Slate Capitol. They took the Governor's
big reception room bodily but of the
Capitol. They had an artist spend two
mouths reproducing the Interior of that
apartment, and the work was faultless.
It even had Theodore Itooscielt breuk
lug out of the frame of the famous plc
turn on the left of the entrance to tho
Kxectitlvo Chamber, demanding a seat ut
the dinner. Tho promoters of the "I'ol
lies" had the ptogratiuneH slate that It
was "A Hot tie of lloomu. Itooze, Hudgeta,
llonuu-H und Hackstuiis." mid none of
the tlx u whs omitted.
Tho corridors of the Ten Hyck wer
llllcd wllh campaign banners old und
new and cabaret girls drensed for milder
weather, advertisements of ambitious!
polltlclatiJ and national convention ad
vance agentK were mixed In the decora
tions ..ml fun which turned tho Ten
1!)Ck topsy turvy long before vur)body
In official life with Influence enough to
be iiinong thoso present gpt acatcl In
the banquet hall.
Marry Call for tioxemor.
Tlien Charley Hand of the H'orW,
president of the association, discovered
that fiov. Whitman wits absent. A hurry
call waa tent fur the chairman of the
reception committee und lie w.w told to
hurry to the I'xecutlve Mansion and get
the Coventor, Tho lights went out and
th' moving picture operator showed the
hasty search, in all Ita details, for the
Oovernor and the rapid Journey to the
hotel from the Uxcoullve Mansion. As
thn lights went up the C.oxernor In real
life appeared and he received a cordial
reception.
ThlngH happened very rapidly there
after. All of the diners recelxed sou
venirs id the form of a golden l:ey to
"the secret stairway." While thesa'
were being distributed the guests sang
an ode to the key, to th" tune of "The
fild (i.ik. n Hncket," the chorua of which
ran as follows;
When 'julxe inmo to town on a xum
s!,,"'iin mission,
lis iisvtr gor- up to the Mr offlc doer.
Hat - Ipa throuxlt th hallway and Knocks
for admission
t an Innocent room that l on the llrsl
1or.
II,. up. 11. lh door and he ehuts It b'hlnd
blm
Xml talks m som-tooy that waits In th
clou m
Ma' hi I 011 the nialre ay, where Thomp
son can't find him.
The Kiairwa) that lcda to th little
ti 1 -k room
Tin- old secret stairway.
The handy old stairway
The .talrway (bat leada 10 the tlov pri
vate room.
"Senator Law-son. Senator Lawson !"
cried .1 page boy. who. upivn locating
the Hrooklyn member, staled thut he
was wanted on tho telephone.
"You neid not disturb yourself, Sena
lor," said the pniildlne otlirer, "you
can get 1 free extension phone lure."
Suddenly the lights went out and the
potllKlit found a convict sewing. Tlifii
all hands sung a "Sew. Sew So' song
that went to the melody or "Row, How,
liow,' which depleted Tom Hninn,
ptl.ui reformer, catering to the whims
of Innocent convicts. In the m!dt of
the fiftlvltlra a correspondent received
a tip" from hl paper that .! an Crimes,
the soup poisoner, wat working wt the
Ten )!y It under an wumed name.
A poll eman n.is called and Crones
was rlra.ged forth. He explained, that
nil he threw In the soup whs the c.ov
ernir'h llnanclal budget. When he ex
What Kind
100
PURE
plained that this was done nt tiio be
hest of Senator Sage, the prisoner was
released. William .1. Ilryan broke In
and Insisted upon making a peeeli.
Informed that he wai not Invited. Mr,
Ilryan Insisted It wno his specialty to
go where bo wasn't Invited, und he
talked. The gtiesta broke Into "Tam
many," and referred to such dlgnltarlea
an PreAldcfil Wilson, ex-Oov. Clynn.
Senator Wugncr, Sheriff Al Smith anil
other Democrats.
j Ciixernor Off lo t,'hlco.
At mi linexpeeted moment the un
iii.unceiiient ua& mndu that Gov. Whit
1111111 could not teslst the temptation
to quit the dinner und hurry lo Chi
mgo To the air of Cohan'n "80 Long,
Mury" the leimrtorg gathered about the
1 Coxenior's impersonator und sang:
1 I.
I The fjn.ernor
j H'a awfully nice of all )ou i,ov9 to see me.
to my train
The llspnrt.rs
I Ho Ion it. ('hurley.
1 Tin- tluternor
' Hut 1 suptiu.e inat some ut you don't want
ins bark uxaln ,
Tb- llenorters
Vnur're ttrotix. Charley,
The iioteriuir
1 have won sntno fame lo Alban).
I deasrve .1 place In hlatory.
And I can't dark the Presidential bee
really must be tiff.
CHOIICS illy the Heportrrr).
so lung, ' barls),
"barley e win miss you so lOb, Charley),
so long, 'harlsy.
now He hate to see you so:
I'or the gang la p'annlne now to f-aai" you,
Watrh your sient
So lonx. I'hnrlsy,
note te Hate to see you c-
II.
Th. Hsportsrs
You've bleu h eorkln" tin. Mi j ... 1 ) o'J
ought la stay ut home,
n I is lit litre, I'birlcy.
llecause we fear that something Queer will
get ynu wlill you roam
Stay hnmi, Charley!
o-r and (llynu hate slipped you phony cuo,
1 ni uoici use 10 see you net tne oiuea,
Hut we all know jou'ro only kidding
Huialiis
We hate tli e, ynu gro.
CIIUHL'ri lily Ihe neporttra).
III.
The tiovsrnnr
I know there're many fandlilats- bat 1
hate awl tn e.j
The Itaporttr
So l.inx. .'barley
The vloternor
Pee sot a hunrb that In the autich why,
1 might hut-e a sho-
The ttrpiirters
Oh. no; I'liarleyl
The iloternnr -That
lluirh.a talk la bunk. I rill agl.
Hut If. K--i.t stiitr tn get publicity
And keeps th" spotlight shining bright on
me
I reutiy must be off.
HIH'HAI.V (Hv the fsoternnri
.o long, eouiradss.
Hsineiiihsr me to William II.
So Ion, eoniradt's,
Itemember tne In IMgar T,
Tell ihe ciirlttlau Temperance JJnlon mm-
Iter."
I'm wiib them,
So lima, enmr-.iles.
I'm leaving w It h my
CHOItHS (Uy
so long. Charley.
old frlrnd Lsni
the lteportcrs).
Charhy. ue wl 1 nil's you o (Oh. Charley).
mi long. Charley,
How we ba.e to see yo.j gn;
Cor the gang . planning now (0 fratnr you,
W atcli )uur stejil
So long. i'hary.
How we huts to see vou g,
lioo'i-by: g'K, ! !, kom,I-I,v
So long, CM.ir.et,
The) aro oni kidding you.
.senator Corge V Thompson was pic
tuied as "King Thomp-oii," the man who
would eventually succeed Charles if.
Whitman a- Coventor. The "King" stat
upon a thrum . appropriately robed and
wielding a club lie w.isi loud und dic
tatorial. He snapped al ttie wltneM,e..
hut bowed sweetly to "Mr. Morgan"
when the latter was called upon to
t -If). Pit all) "Hoiius," a bit; )tdlow
.log. was tall,-! in the stand ami asked
questions vhi.'h the "King" promptly
niiswi-eel to best suit the record. Finally
Hie "K'lig.- taking; a glaes of wine In
0111. htip.l ai.d a mirror In the other, drank
the h. ..Itli of "th.. next floveriior"
A man who announced that he was
"Charles I" Miupli) of Tammany Hall"
got up from the iabkF and deunnded
that such Democrats a. Hob Wagner
md Al Sni.th quit the dinner "This Is
no place for the gentlemen of Tarn
many," said Mr. Murphy. "There are
to" many rough neck rtcpuhllcans
present " Mr Murphy Insisted that the.
Itepublic.ms. .lh'n't know how to run the
Stat", nt.ywny. that ttey attacked their
Governor in an underhanded fashion.
of Bread Does Mother Like ?
WARD'S
BREAD
Why? Because it slices clean without crumbs and but
ters without breaking
Father eats bread what kind does he like? Again,
WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD.
Why? Because it makes delicious toast, crisp, golden
brown and appetizing enough to add zest to his coffee and
eggs and make him enjoy his breakfast.
Do the youngsters like TIP-TOP?
Do they!
Just watch them at breakfast, dinner and supper and
hear them ask for "some more TIP-TOP, mamma, please."
Notice, too, how they can "put away" a couple of gen.
erous slices after school hours.
Do the youngsters like WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD?
They do so does mother so does father -to does every
family that tries it.
Another good reason why mother in particular like?
it is she knows it's CLEAN and PURE. Father knows it's
"there" with the taste and flavor and the kiddies just nat
urally "take" to it.
Stamtoup, Conn., Murci . .
Margaret Ileckley and M - n
Ileckley, daughters of William
ril I.
11'
ie.-, u luioot;. ioeit:.iaio ill t ,'i
ex-prcsldent of tile Cham nf i"o,
mcrco. visited their d.siim f t i,r n 1.
Stamford Hospital tn-dat nn,, , d M
of Constahlea Andrew Sclili--h(w. g ',,
Iluarli Oellnger. They paid a simila,
vlelt with the same guardian. .1.1 ,,ji.
"The constables were pr. sei t, ,ji
8tanlty T. Jennings, attortu-v for tin
young women and their moiiier Mr.
Hculal. B. Ueckley, divorced wiv nf jp
Ileckley, "hy my advice to pro v
young ladles, aLso lo gain tin, pnn .
of their sick father by force. 1 n, 0(.
iary. The mother of th" )oung a,n,
nought my advice becatne ohje 'ion j,
raised by the pienent Mrs. lb uitv '
their presence In tho sickroom vnt
he objects I don't know The
continue to have a nonstable in attend
nice while they visit their father"
The young women visited tin t,,,,.
on Monday anil the present Mr.. lUrk'n
learned of their ptciencc, Yest.-tili.t p,,
first Mrs. Ileckley and her datisV.s-.
sought legal ndvlc".
Tho present Mm. Ileckley a id ,.,
brother, Kranels Clll, who 1 -t n,
nt the hospital, declined to-mg ,t to Ui
cusa Ihe case. Counsel for them a.tt
ttuit no far as he knew Mr. II. siev i
prestcd no dcslni to nee hi- ding is .
Tills was denied by Alton net 1, ,.
who nflld that he h'ld expre- id m, ,t ,
desire.
Mr Ileckley's condition n cm .,1
Ih a Yato graduate, the son of ih.
11,
Kllhu Heckley of New Hav.n Tl.i
Ueckley family Is wealthy .1 i.J pmi
tient In New Haven. The lira Mr
Heckley and her daughter!! were jrom.
nont uoclully here, wher tiny In,,) t.
yeart.
WARNED LORIMER OF CRASH.
Vler-Prrldent Jttolr xfonej a
'('hoaka,'' ,y Iteieltrr,
uiiiCACO, March '.'3. "l warned Mi
Lorltner that his bank
facfd r.jif
told him of the faulty
opei anon , t
unsecured loans and eald C.
M. .M'Ji'iai
waH Incfllcient."
This was the testimony gHc t 1,,.,
by .Tamest It. MrDouga), governor of t
Chicago l-'ederal Itcservc Ham. lm .
the stand In the court of .ludgr p, .
to testify against ex-Setintor UP an.
Ixirimer, accused of cun-plra y n o"
ne'tlnn with the closing of tin- L.i .-'!.
Street Trust and Savings Hank
The warning, said Mr. McD0ug.1l wi.
given after he had made an evirr.l'.
tlon of the bank and illscov. re.i 1 ,
nearly "0 per cent, of Its capital -va. ii
unsecureil loans mado to ullinr at.t
dlrectort.
Receiver William Niblack. cnntinui-s
his testimony, reiterated thai 10 .r a
the. books thowed, tne former Set n
had no knowledge of dishonest f,
action"). He paid that the failure m
caused by tho Inelllclency and t iff
Vice-President Mun.l.iy, who st-le !"
bank's funds In "big chunkh.' a - " '
tng to the wltnesa.
GOES BACK TO DEATH HOUS,
Montlmnainn Has Ten rl 11 1 Parlies
With Wife.
There was a tearful parting: ,"r
Hide District Attorney Swuiin
last evening when Gnetano Mot - ...m
under sentence of death for murdf- i"
leave of hm wife He will re'-im
morning to a cell in the death Ii a
Sing Sing prison. Montlmagtio. v
convlcte.1 of klllln.- Michael ;.i' -'
political lieutenant or Thoma 1 r 1
Tammany leader of the Se,-or l r-y
district, was brought here fn s r
Sing two weeks nun.
At that time It was annour 1
he was willing to e all he kr v- ,
the conspiracy lielilnd the hill is.,
marl. He went to the oihce of i
Irlrt Attorney, but it wn- ! in.
to tako a statement from h n 1
time. His own case 1- sH'l
His story. It Is ldlextd nv
licen against Michael Hofrano 1
deputy in the IVp.irtmei -
Cleaning, who Is a fugitive 'r.
on a charge of murder "!
was tho hlrisl man In i r '
Gatmati.
Buy it
from your
grocer
today.

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