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22,540 HURT IN 1915
ON STREETS OF N.Y.
df Tlioc ('! Dit'tl. At'i'Hrilinjr
i officiiil Kijruri's of L'
lic Popart men t.
I.V ( lllliDKKN IN LIST
in 111. tlieie were '.'2..'.4n lietnutw. lii
tod I'v if'tilt'tit In the streets f New
,rtt of tlir.'c 6jP died.
pio'i ! tl"" 'lllol:il police Hkui",
. ii u.l be lii-cirixiMtoil In tin- ilcimrt
,ltv forilicninliiB report. The acdtlenM
lu.lo prrnotiK i-lrilfk bv trains, Btteet
,r, or velikie. Injuries HiilToroil wlilte
,' "ne on. ImanlltiR or nlli;)itlnn from vo.
.'.i,, collision, other iieiitlentM III
uhl.-li " elude uVureil. riitiawuyi., fulls,
t liy f.illlnc objeots. Iilttou by dogs iitul
mi'COll'llK'OIIM" HCOlllOlltK.
Twenty-three iiersona were struck by
Iwnv trains', of whom 1.1 died. 1.771
re struck by street cars, of whom 77
,, ,, ii.issciiKer motor vehicles struck
1.0IMHI-. of whom 177 illed . 1.512
urtiok by delivery motor vehicle.
,f nhum I'V. died, and motorcycle" In-
'0,1 377 i.erenns. none of whom died.
' rionser horse drawn vehicle In
jre'l' HO r'rson- '""I Mn 3. truck
r MKn (horse drawn) lujuteil 2.311
moon nttil killed 100. K pori-on were
l-lured by nadille horse, and bicycle
Jureil 34? person and killed 3 Other
lthl'clf killed one person nml Injured 71.
To tolls and miscellaneous Injuries
iuffere.1 while rlillnB on. boanllnaj or
nlllhtlnR from vehicles are ascribed
to: Injuries, of which 47 were fatal,
Vine l.rons were killed while stealltuj
rUM and 304 were Injured. Korty-ono
irons were tillled In collisions between
Whlrles. d I.3!7 were Injured. In
cttir vehicular accidents 19 persons
we killed and 554 were Injured. min
uses caiiFt! the death of 13 persons
iiv! 'injuries to 40.
Other accidents on the list were falls,
'( He.ul anil 2,?S1 Injured: lilt by falling
reject. 1 dead, M Injured: 120 per
or. bitten by Iok. none dead, and
nl.oell.iuiou accident., 16 dead and
t'i Injured.
Of the 55 persons killed 100 were
tinder 6 years. Of these children the
larKest number. 42, were killed by bclntt
ran over by horse drnwn trucks or
ojKons. 27 were run over by motor
paweiiKer cars and 15 by motor delivery
,ipotia One hundred and eighty-four
of the dead were between years and
1? e.irs. 72 of these were killed by
mntor passeiiKor cars and 43 by motor
trick or delivery wacoiiH. There were
11? females In the list of dead and
.In male.
Hummer seem to be the most dancor
ou time for users of the streets. There
me 1 r0 accident 111 January. 1.351" In
February and then the (Inures Increase
er.il hunrtrul a month until July, with
'. :M street accidents. Is reached. Then,
M.-h the exception of September, when
t'.ere were more accidents than In Au
rut. then1 Is a Krailu.it decline each
inenth until for Pecember the tlKUre Is
1.541. about the same as the previous
January.
TWELVE MOTORISTS IN COURT.
irn-flile lleuilii AttnTnM linproprr
I e of Heulnlrntlon I'lnten.
A a result of a crujade started by the
Avtnmoblle llureau, Hroadway and Sev
t ty-fnurth street. aRnlnst the Improper
of reclstr.itlon plate John Cumin,
.'f Inspector, summoned twelve auto-
!ie owners to the West Side court
sterday Maclstratu Harlow fined
' rfe offenders $23 and pave the rest
i upui'led sentence.) and severe warnings.
II a'd he Intended to cooperate with the
tjt' mnliile llureau in us irrort to stamp
i j t is practice.
Inifctor Curran says ninny motorlts
U'iiib reKlstratlon plates other than
i .fir own and frequently when one man
wn more than on car the plates are
! terc.iJiiKed.
10 TAKE UP NEW HAVEN WRECK
tpecliil (irnnil Jnry ( hnwil tit In
,llunte llrnilfnril Crimh.
Tuv .i'i:s. April 2"!. . A special
:ir.d Jury was omianclled at West
K ston to-day to Investigate the ftrad
f rj wick on the New Haven Railroad
April 17. .Many witnesses have been
"jmmonseil,
Tr. slcn.il department of the New
j'.iven Is uroncly represented. Indicative
''it eilil-nce wltl be laid before the Jury
' d.sprnve Knclneer Mansfield's version
"ie chaoslnc if the slRtials from
iar to l,uiKcr when It was too late for
k ni to Flop his train.
The inquiry will be completed by noon
tn. morrow.
PLAN NEW THEATRE FRANCAIS.
Mte In ir.th Street for Plarhoour
Mntlnir 7IM Nrcorfd.
T Theatre Krancais, neeklns a new
I ne hec.ume Its present house In West
rurty-fiiiiitli street Is to be turn down
next wi ek, will build a new playhouse In
Vt Knrty-llfth street on the site back
' the lirxith Theatre, It was announced
Ui imlit.
1' ia understood that Otto II. Kahn
'1 othcrn who are now patrntw of the
I'Tiie'a orptnuatlon will b financially
'tereMecl The house I to be opened
.S'memhnr It will represent a cost
(cral iiimrlred thousand dollars and
l K-.it 70i" potions. Jn connection
'h the new jilayhouse n school for act-
c ni also be orKanlzed. A place will
'e ot h.k1h for the holding of lectures
fid (onferenie. The Krench stylo of
nr. -hi in-1 ups is to be cmjiloyed through
t'jt Iui ien lionhuiir Is to remain as man
1:" "id several Important additions' to
company will he made next se;u.on.
i ti'w Theatre Kranculi will also serve
' " t ,o appearance of the Thpatre Kran
' Company of Tarls. which Jules Hols
' tinr.iiUM.eil will be biought to this
jnuy.
Plays nnd Plnjrrs.
Th. on,), rforiniinrr of i'uir an.!
'. 'i' w.y uke pUie lo.nlghi l the
"rip Hi.i,tr
N-'i rr"mbi- miinlrn will he Intro
'1 m Hip Hip llimrio" M the Hippo
'ri beginning .Monday night.
A 'tr i tn(. cm-iinii ,,oet. will r.i.,1
J "' ' "t l.ia newer poems at Aeolian
! ii-i Tnrt.lay afternunn. May 1 The
'f 'e win Ku to the Urltlnh American
Wtir li, rf I'linil.
ft nHr.l for hor nurk In "llublnson
" Jr ' .M VVhiiiU l.yon. who
i in Ifllng femlnln role ihrre
n hu haj ben pliueO umlrr n throe-
Mra t at th Wintfr liardin.
J'hii . irinuek's lnt recital of the
"if 'I. m t fit Hippodrome .Sunday night
... "'' "I" entirely of re.iuot num.
11" w.i be umlated by DonaM lc
"h i,' 'Inlet
iiivi,, m .-.(rthy, author of "If 1 Wore
' u. a II If, Sothern will produte
k .-.I'.ria) ui the Shubert Theatre for
"in-lit ot tne Arior Fund, una no
' "' i I hta rn allies on the production to
i mme cmu-a
A' i Pf-iiiiihaloit, one of the pilnclpali
', 'll- v.rslon of the "KlegfeM I'ol.
, ' Ii; finned u euntr.ii't with the
. n, , . py(.rK j'm Company for a initn
" ( .mi Tills will be her llrat appear--.
" " movies.
, ' ' 'in Ired chllilren from I'liblle School
i nr 'Tlin Tempeat" l the Century
rr.M,.r . n l oriornoon Tho offer was
1 1- '.nlir an arrangnnent by the Urania
tiinviira for the ptay, to make II
I'n ii h f. r sOiool ihlldren to see the Cen
' I1' 1i (Ion at greatly reduced prloe.
'" . prod. 1. 1 ii k "'onipany haa been
"1' - o preaont t ti Ik summer a niual
" 'v Marv l.ee rth'liner, a writer
Virk Mm Werlhelnier la n
"le I h" late lin Itobort I",. I.f.
: ' " ...ml k Arihrr Hurinan, a
"iclai in rallroi.il builder. Two yeara
7 'i . t j,a innrrtfil to l.ee WeMon Werl-
fflnirr ationiM- of this elty. Tha
,.' viiv Ik "The llvinanc of Kt."
i. ' s nry
"COME TO BOHEMIA'S" NEW HAVEN TRYOUT ATTRACTS
MOST
ii: A
; a f
mu
New Havk.v, April 26 I'm once New'
Haven forgot her regular Job of being
.Manhattan's most sprightly suburb nnd
became the big town's nwthetlc centre
for at least a night when Into town to
day steamed and gnsolened the entire
Korty-.ccond Street Country Club, nc
companled by the club's ladles' auxiliary.
They're here, first, because they're
here, and, secondly, because to-night's
the night that "Come to Hohemla" had
Its real honest to goodnesji opening at
New Hiiven's Shubert Theatre, which Is
next door to the Hotel Taft. Inasmuch
as the Taft has a mahogany trimmed
cafe with metnl fixings and everything
the Taft. nlong toward the mystic
cocktail hour of eventide, looked for all
the woild to a staff reporter from Tiik
Sl'N who had Just detrained and knew
where to get Into Instant touch with the
trsthetlc athletes from Hroadwuy, ex
actly like the alcohol rubdown loom of
the dear old clubroonia In lxmg Acre
Square.
"Come to Hohemla" had had a bit of
trying out at Jumping orT towns such as
IMilI.idelphla, Atlantic City. I'lttsburg
and so on and on before dating to ven
ture Into the classic precincts of College
street to-night. Then the musical com.
edy seemed to be quite lusty enough to
go Into the Maxlne Klllott Theatre, where
It will begin its .Manhattan run to-morrow
night. Hut to make usssurances
doubly sure, Jenks. alias Hattell, alias
George S. ('happen of the class of '! of
dear old Yale, who wrote the libretto of
"Come to Bohemia" Jenks Hattell Chap
pell did not the class of '!'." decided
that the musical comedy ought to have
Just one more go at It with those super
critics of glrly shows, the Vale under
graduate body, as an audience, before
heading for .Manhattan.
'Kenneth M. Murchlson. who wrote the
music for "Come to Hohemla," is a
graduate of Columbia, but took no
. ,i. ...... i.iu
fact promiscuously around the lobby of
the Shubert. Jenks (Jeorge Chappell.
i,. nn.inr,t ..r. .e nt nr.,,,!,.-,.. n,4
. '
mie. wa laKing a cnanre, noweer,
he admitted Just before the curtain was because the hyphens m tneir names nr.-. wnicn was en-orci .ik.uu .... ......
rung up to-night. One by one. o he exactly alike. Max Scheck. Lore ita i ,,gam " -'lW'um,H,,'""r1Mr 1 yXSrr
said, students who were classmates of Hrady. Ulane Lemee. IMna Kraft. lo-. Land, sung by Mis Alt and Mr. I gr
ills back In 'K9 flUd by In bareheaded lette von Nickel. Ora Heeler. Until Price. rV.,l, and so many other h'-lh
college boy fashion, showing that they Lillian Haker. Helen Dentler. HUH.. Ver- numbers that they total moie than a
are still undergraduates at Vale and non. Harriet Uubnrry. Hetty Miller, lies-1 score.
therefore are beginning by this time to sle Carey. Teddy Hudson. F.dna Still-, llakft. or rather Hakst nm;r;c"-
reach that age of peevishness where well. Helen L.trkiu. Olive Massey, give the .'.-tunic worn b the .hcirus
even the nlftltst looking chorus that Thyra von L'lm and the beauteous June a Mhimuierlng beauty that seeme. to
ever made a spring drive upon New White, not to mention Fred J. Nice of jneet with much approval. Also in re
DISCLOSURES FAIL TO
DISTURB LOUIS ENRIGHT
Chemist Snys Next Invention
Will JIo More Stjtrtliiir Than
"Green flnsolcne."
Fakmimh.ai.e, L. I., April 2S. Louis
Knrlcht, the "green gasolene" Inventor,
said to-day that he wasn't disturbed by
the publication In the Sun of some
phases of his career as a promoter and
chemist,
"There lias been nothing published
which discredits me," he said. "Why the
need of an investigation into my past?
I would have told them all they have
learned on,d moro If they hud asked me."
lie was asked whom ho meant by
"they." He re4led, "Those who might
Km tnf,.rut.i In Hlsoreilttlnir mv inven
tion" a remark which he declined to
nlt.nl.l'.tn 1 f 1. U',nt TIM
"There I nothing startling noout the
disclosures made In this Investigation.
I lo not consider them pertinent to the
question at hand. My successes have
lieen more numerous man my raiiureo.
I do not owe any man a penny, either
legally or morally. I can always get all
the credit I want at my bunk.
"Some chemists hnvo contended my
Invention is Impossible. Well, so much
for their contentions. Nothing Is lm
niiuihin in chemistry. My next Inven
tion will startle them even more."
St. Louis, Mo.. April .z samuei
Lazarus, president of the Acme Cement
in..u.nr rnmnanv. snld to-nlaht that his
company about two years ago purchased
the rights on a patent process ior iiaru
enlng gypsum blocks for use ns tiling
from the Fluoride Company, of which
he understood Louis Lnrlcht was a
stockholder. Whether F.nrlcht was the
Inventor of the process, no sain, ue niu
not know, The process gives the gypsum
hlocks added tensile strength.
MOURNING SPECIALTY HOUSE
Correct ModeU
for
Spring and Summer
TS rMSTW AW. 41 M?M S
NIW TORK
ilWIHlllllllllllllllilllllHillll
OF FORTY-SECOND STREET FAR FROM
Walter Percival and the Stage Door Girls in "Come to Bohemia."
Haven might fall to drive from their
minds a certain Jealousy of a classmate
who had started llfii wltn them, but had
finished a four year course In four years.
Hut If any Jealous tenth year fresh
man had started nnythlug through pique
he wouldn't havo'been able to llnlsh It,
because planted right down In front row
scats were Alfred Clmppell, better known
na Krlti around the campus, who will
be graduated, at least so he hopes, fiom
Yale next June.
b'rltz Chappell Is a brother, a much
younger brother, of Jenks. alias Hattell,
nlhiH (leorge. And "stated near enough
to Frits to hear any "Hey, Hutie" call
which might or might not be liberated
were Hart Lyman's bright lad Utility
I. y man and Archie Klch.it ds and Dan
Ulkin and a regiment of other Yalesters
of the coming class of '1G, brawny boys
all of them, not to forget the Hon. 7.op
Smltty l'ow l'owers-Smlth, cl:u of 1,
who Is proud of the hphen between the
Towers and Smith and wants It ued ex
tensively, and therefore Is known as Zep
or l'ow, but especially Smltty.
It so happened, however, that the
only uproar of nu uproarious evening
was the one which erupted from a
crowded houi very early In the tlrst
act and detonated conistently through
nil live scene. of the second and last
act. It was a gnat night for al anil
New M.ien brought home forcibly how
wonderful are the advantage of a col
lego education.
Whatever the normal population of
New Haven the hour I too late now
to look up the exact Ilgures the censu
was Increased to-night to the extent of
one of the biggest muleal comedy
troupe. that ever lit up an otherwise
muggy night. There wasn't a single
soul on the stage of the Shubert to
night to present the ongs and dances
and other doings of "Come to Hohemla"
except Frits Williams. Natalie Alt, Will
iam Danforth. Clara I 'aimer, Walter
I'erclvul, Denmnn Matey, Donald Mao-
Mlllan. Joseph Harris. Muriel Hudson
stle?'?w "h-" fame. Percy ood-
ley. (illbert Clayton. Henry Wntsotu
' '' , Hbrhard Hall. Olive
Heevcs-Smlth who madon especial hit
with Smltty Powvrs-SmltH, who claimed
i-lntlimahlti In lh nrlll nf the Taft later
" . --- ----
$25,000,000 CAPITAL
FOR NEW FILM MERGER
Conihination of Famous,
husky and TriniiKh' ('oin
pnniesForminsrin West.
Advices from Ins Angeles, where an
nouncement has been made of an allllla
tlon of the Famous Players. Lasky and
Triangle Film companies and their sub.
fcldarles, Indicated yesterday that the
combination of these companies, now In
process of formation, will lie capitalized
at $25,000,000. The namu of tho new
concern will be the Trlanglo Film Cor
poration, as one of them Is already
known.
There are no Interests In the new
alignment In which the Paramount com
juny will sfure, nor Is the latter In any
way concerned In the plan. The com
bination has the financial backing of
the banking firms of F. S, Smlther.s
Co. nnd Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne of
New York. The officers of the corpora
tion will Include H. K. Altken of the
TrlanlSle. Jesse L. Lasky and Samuel
(Joldflsh of the Iisky company, and
Adolph 7.ukor or the immous riayers.
Among the concerns Interested with the
Trlnngle will be the Keystone Film Com
pimv. the Majestlp Motion Picture Com
pany, the New York Motion Picture
Corporation and the Hellance .Motion
Picture Corporation
According to a telegram from Mr
Lasky yesterday tho first step to b un
dertaken will be the enlargement of
.studio facilities lth In tho Hast and
West In order that a higher quality and
larger quantity of photo plays may be
turned out, "We shall endeavor to make
bigger and better plctutes," be said,
"nnd I believe that the reputation of nil
in the new combination Is a guarantee of
that fact No Immediate changes In the
Individual companies In In prospect."
Tim consummation of such a motion
picture meiger, which has been rumor. 1
THE SUN, THURSDAY,' APRIL 27, 1916.
tho educated heels nnd tho dancing di
vinity who cavorted with him. Miss Ada
May Weeks.
In boosting New Haven's population
for tho night tits fact should also be
taken Into consideration that In boxen
or out In the auditorium tho following
were but a few of the Manhattanese who
had Journeyed from New York to head
theatre parties:
Ho.uird S. Kordcji. Itufii Knapp.
Iiuls Starr, A. (1. Simmons of the l.e
hUh Valley ltallro.nl. John T. (Illlespte.
John C. MiCall, Thomas Slocum, Julian
Mitchell. It.iytr.nnd Hubbell, Charlcw
Sabln. Howard Hrokaw. Harry Sommers,
Clen Mai-Donoiigh and l.ouls Stoddard.
It l only neiessary to say that the
scenes In tho second art labelled on the
programme "Aji American bar" and "A
stage door," aroused not one word of
adverse criticism from Yale's undergrad
uate body. which filled all that part of
the Shubert not occupied by the mem
bom of Hie Torty-wcnnd Street Country
Club and other Manhattanltcs. Doubt
less tin- producers had had qualm be
fore submitting stage door and Amerl
i. in bar scene before an nudlenie inado
up almost wholly of experts, but the pro
ducers nut only got away with both
cone but had the t.atit.ict!on of hear
ing the expert wux enthusiastic.
"Ilreii tn Hie llenrt" n 1114.
A big part of the nieces of a notable
triumph of operetta In which Miss Alt
appeared a few seasons back called
"Allele," was the "Allele" waltz song
which ran through that delightful im
portation. And in "Come to Hohemla"
Lyricist Chappell and Composer Murchl
son have supplied Miss Alt with a num
ber call.il "Deep In the Heart," which
runs through the piece In themlc fashion
and will probably run tho length of
Hroadway dance nnd cibiret orches
tra, onion Its -way to Harlem and
heyend nnd set the loaves of tho rub
ber plants In llrooklyn and all joints
tast and west nnd north and south sway
ing In unison, once "Deep in the 'Heart"
works deeply Into the Innards of front
n.irtur t.ilklti? Tixichine..
There'. a rousing nolo nnd male
chorus mitmVr called "Friendship,
. . . . . i .i .i
for wieks, will set nl rist repoits that
Mary I'ukford is to leaie the l'ainou
Placers and other changes among these
cotininnle. as It Is said the combine will
make poM-lble the emplojmcnt of miui
new stars.
William A. Hindy, head of the World
Film voniorntlon, one of the concerns
lint involved In the present mepur, when
..uI.a.1 I ...t i ' I t to rmnmotit mi the
newest combination of pictute interests, I
said the situation would either nult in
other companies joining forces with the
combination or In a light with Indepen
dent manufacturers for (.upremucy In
the btif-lncm.
Tim Paiammint Pictures company an
nounced that It held contracts with the
I'.iinou 1incrs an, I the Lnky coin
i.nny for the distribution of their pic
tures through the Paramount agency,
and therefore did not believo tho report
that the combination would attempt to
distribute lbs pictures through other
channels,
.Mr. ami Mrs. Lon-Tpllegen 111.
Lou-Tolleeon was taken 111 yesterday
with tonsillitis and had to cancel both
matinee and evening performances of "A
King of Nowhere" at the Thirty-ninth
Slieet Theatre. HI wife, Jeraldlne
Farrar. Is also confined at home with a
like Illness.
On Their Toes
Bataviaa glide along with
Just the right amount of rub
er touching the ground
just like a runner on his toe!
THAT'S WHY
BKTHWII
gira bonaal mil of ipaad for
17 gallon of (at minimum fricrJoa
aurfaca but maximum strarujth and
wear. Good idea, tkoto iodsBta
Hons waren't the?
uour far tired
- or are mm.'
7fllATAVI.H
I III! HATAVIA
KUHIIKH CO.
r'actorj at
Batavla. New York
na4avla Itubher Co,,
Itam Hroadway,
New York
r,s7 Manhattan Ave.,
Hniokljn,
Aih to Mmtmflm Crmy Tkht
HOME
were repeated outbuists of applause as
the rising L-urtaln disclosed tho beauties
uf various exceptionally beautiful stage
settings, particularly an exterior show
Ing tho boulevard tables and misty dis
tances in retching uway from the "Cafe
des Deux Magots," In the Palace St.
(lermaln des l'res, where finally the
stage loves of Miss Alt and Mr Percival,
who had Ii id operetta misunderstandings
that iK-g.in about S :31 oVtock. began
toward II o'clock to live happily ever
after to the strains o.' the "Deep In the '
Heart" waltz song which enany scenes J
earlier gripped the hearts of the
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NEW YORK CITY
Berrlct Station, 427 W. 42d St.
SODA TANK BLOWS UP;
WOMAN KILLED, 2 HURT
Scraps of Metnl Sent Flying
Through Cnnely Store In
Brooklyn.
A woman was killed and two men In
jured last night by tho explosion of a
noda water tank as It was being charged
In a candy store and restaurant at 1G-0
ft. Mark's Avenue. In the Hrownsvlllo
section of llrooklyn.
The dead woman, M.rs. Itcbecra Fein
erman, 3n, was washing dishes In the
same room In the rcor of tho store In
which her husband, Harry Felncrman,
43, proprietor of the establishment, and
William Herllnd, 21, were charging the
tank.
The two men had placed the tank on
a rocking chair and were drawing the
carbonic acid gas to mix with Its water
contents from a torpedo shaped siphon
In a corner. Hccause of the motion of
the rocking chair or for somo other
reason the tank suddenly exploded, send
ing scraps of motal through floor and
celling.
One of these metnl slugs struck Mrs.
Feliiermnn, Inlllctlng so m.iny nnd deep
wound In her side and shoulder that
she. bled to death despite the efforts of
Patrolmen Noll and Honder Her hus
band's left arm was biokcn mid Herllnd
was cut nnd bruised. Iloth were tnken
to St. Mary's Hospital.
There were only two customers In the
Btoro when the tank explodeil ami they
were not hurt. At the moment of the
explosion the Feineiuialis' four children,
the eldest 1 1, were coming in the door.
They became hysterical when they saw
their mother die.
Knickerbocker to Qntt Films,
The Knlckcrliocker Theatre ends Its
career as a motion picture house Satur
day night, several months before the ex
plratlon of the lease held by the Triangle
Company. The clolng at this time Is to
make way for extenlve alteration Iby
Klaw In Krlanger. who will reopen the
theatre In the fall a a legitimate play
house ngnln.
wide variety of lines are today extending their business
RJ E. Taylor
Eastern Distributors,
NEW YORK CITY NEWARK. N.J.
Show Room,, U7W.4M ST. Show Room,, 330 Central A.
LONG ISLAND
Garford Motor Truck Company, Lima, Ohio
Manufacturers of Trucks of i, 2, 3,5 and 6 ton capacity
NEWARK, N.J.
StrtlcaStatlon, 330 Cantral Ara.
WOMAN DIES BY GAS;
LEAP KILLS ANOTHER
Mystery in Mrs. Mnrsh's Denth
Mrs. Kntiffmitn Whs
III at tho Kit.
Mts Julia Marsh, who has been es
tranged from her husband, Forrest
Marsh, a broker of 71 Hroadway, for al
most a year, committed suicide eatcr
dny by Inhaling gas In the kitchen of
her apartment, 140 West Fifty-fifth
street..
The superintendent of tho house said
he aw her go to her suite Tuesday night
with a man. A few minutes later her
escort Inquired whether Mrs. Marsh had
carried a black handbag when she en
tered. When Informed that she had the
man Immediately retraced his steps to
her rooms. Shortly afterwaid he hastily
departed.
Three letters were found addressed to
Mrs. N, L. llghton, the Hlackstone,
Atlanta: Kugeue Ncwbold, Lotos .Club,
lie West Fifty-seventfe street, and J. P.
I'hl. 10 West Forty-eighth street. Mr.
Newbold Is a resident of llaltlmoro and
stajs at the Lotos Club when In this
city Mr. L'hl could not be reached es
terday. It wu learned Inst night that
there was another letter found In the
room, but It was In the possessslon of
the Coronet and the address was not
dlkcIoHed
Mr Marsh, who lives nt tho Alpha
Delta Phi Club, 1.14 West Forty-fourth
street, told llie police ho was. married In
Philadelphia live years ago. Last year
ho and his wife parted ami In July she
began n suit for seperatlon. This action
Is still pending. .Mr. Marsh said he has
not been penurious In providing for his
Wife.
.Mrs. Marsh was a noted beauty of At
lanta and tho daughter of a piomlnotit
family In (Seorgla. She was ."5 years
old.
Mrs. Teresa Kauffmann of Pittsburg
committed suicide jesterday by Jumping
from the window of her room on the
sixth floor of the Hltz-Carlton Hotel
to th sidewalk on Forty-sixth street.
She was Itl-tantly killed,
Her husband, Henry .iufin.itui, Is
head of the Hlg Store, the largest de-
Corporation
Garford Motor Trucks
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Show Room,, 1264 Bedford Ate.
- Mlneola.L.1.
Show
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Serrlco Station, 13H Atlantic At.
BY THE SAME
TOKEN
Some clients of ours
thought a long time before
finally choosing this organ
ization for their work, but
if results arc anything to
go by, those same Owners
will think cqunlty long in
future before they pass us
up.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
partment store In PlttHbtirg,
Ho
tn
nn ndjoinlng room,
Mrt Knufrmnnn had been 111 with a
nervous complaint nnd falling eye
sight A nurse In attendance had Just
left her room. Her Mine. Is given as tha
reason for ending her life. She wis
about CO yearn old,
NASHVILLE LAWYER SLAIN.
Opponent In .Municipal Sott Shot
n lip lirpels Caller.
NAMtvit.LK, Trim., April 26. Charles
C. Tratsue, of counnel for the city In an
Iniulry Into the city halt affairs shot
nnd killed Harry iS, Stokes, chief counsel
fur 'the taxpayets, here to-day. Trabua
fired three shots. Ktokes wan deud be
foio any of his nnsoolutrH could reach
htm
Trabue knew Stokes's custom of open
ing hl olllco door to admit callers. As
Stokes opened the door and Invited him
In Trabue stmt him and calmly walked
upstair. to the olllco of n friend, where
be waited (ititll arrested. Ho was re
leased lattr on ?l!r,,fl00 bond, which Is
the maximum under a law nholtshlng
capital punishment The killing wu a
lesult of clashes between Stokes and
Trabue In the taxpayers suit.
Motor
Trucks
BOSTON, MASS.
Room,, 7 Bookllne At a.
nOSTON, MASS.
Serrlca Station, 73 BrookUnAJ