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! HUSBAND KNEW SHE
PLANNED TO ELOPE
.Ordered to Leave Apartment
'Where She Has Been Liv
iL ing With Soul Mate.
JlJNEW YORK. Sept. 16. Notice to
,tiove out at once was served today upon
Frederick Noble and his soul niate.
i Mrs. Walter IJspenard Suydam, wife of
UbIuo Point. L. I., millionaire, by the
W-oprletor of the Reglna apartments, S2
West Twelfth stret, following the pub
lib announcement by Mr. Noble and
Mrs. Suydam that they had eloped, and
lor a week had been living together at
he Reglna. aw
i -Mrs. Suydam, when seen at the apart
ment today, was very much displeased
tt being bothered, and said she wished
to attend to her household affairs;
that she and "Blllv" as she calls Noble,
were getting along "very nicely, thank
you," and admitted that they probably
Would move out before Monday.
District Attorney Whitman said todav
that at present he would take no ac
tion In the case, ae Mr. Noble and Mrs.
Guv-dam had merely announced that
they were living In the same apartment:
that no complaint had been made, and
.that so far as re knew there was no
specific evidence of any violation of
the law.
"Not Meant for Each Other."
"I have nothing against my husband,"
said Mrs. Suydam. "We simply were
not meant for each other, and what
happened was bound to happen event
ually. We had an agreement and he
'understood that I was to go away with
Billy. I told my parents that I was
in love with Billy and that I would go
to New York with him."
Before her marriage, Mrs. Suydam
was Miss Louise White, daughter of
Jay White, a prominent architect, and
well known In Washington society. Her
.husband Walter L. Suydam, is a mem-
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llv of creat wealth. Mr. Noble Is the
son of a Brooklyn plumber.
"Do you expect any trouble from
Suydom?" Mr. Noble was asked.
"No. I don't think he's that kind of
a chap. If he was, I wouldn't be here."
"Does your conscience bother you
,any?" Mrs. Suydam was asked.
"My presence here ought to answer
(that question."
"Do you expect any reconciliations
."That depends on my husband."
J Says Family Knew of It.
"Your people knew that you intend-
ed coming away with Mr. Noble?"
"My husband, my husband's father,
and my father and mother knew all
about It. And they knew when I had
made up my mind there was no use
trying to Btop me."
Mrs. Suydam spoke in short, sharp
sentences that left no doubt as to her
J meaning. Noble let her do most of the
(talking.
? About 10:30 o'clock Mrs. Suydam left
T her apartment.
"What are your plans?" she was
iBsked.
i "Why, I's going to the grocery, if
you don't mind." She went.
Mrs. Suydam Is a tall, slim, angular
Ordered Out of Apartment House
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SAFE BREAKER IS
FOILED IN EFFORT
' TO ROB ASALOOfS
Frightened Away After Cut
ting Knob From Door of
Cash Box.
An unsuccessful attempt was .made
early this morning to crack the safe
In the saloon of Myer M. Stern, 601
Seventh street northwest, from which
1175 was Stolen last June. The police
believe the thief who got the $175 Is the
same one who tried to break open the
safe.
When the .saloon was opened this
morning the knob of the safe, which
had been chiseled off, was lying on the
floor. Detectives working on the case
say the man was evidently frightened
away before completing the Job. The
thief, however, took sufficient time to
take all his tools with him. and-left
nothing that gave any clue to his iden-
When Stern closed the place last
night he locked the doors himself. The
rear door, through which the burglar
entered, was opened by means of a
duplicate key. Stern left the key to this
door in the lock, but It had been poked
out from the other side, and was found
on the floor. .. .
The safe Is next to a partition which
separates the cigar counter from the
bar. There Is a swinging door In this
partition back of the counter which
Is left open at night
With the door in the partition open
the safe la In full view from the win
dow. The thief olosed this door. The
policeman on the beat Is believed to
have passed the place while the rob
ber was at work.
SISTER
OF
MURDER
III
RECOVERING
TO BE TAKEN HOME
Hysteria- That Deranged
Myrtle Smith Is Nearly
Cured.
Preparations will be made tomorrow
at her home to receive Myrtle Smith,
now on the road to recovery, on her re
turn from Washington Asylum Hospital.
The young woman, who became hys
terical when she Identified the bodyf
her little brother, Harry Elton Smith,
at the morgua last Sunday night; who
shrieked as she hurled herself upon
Tony Mllano at the inquest over the
little fellow's charred body, and who
finally became temporarily demented at
the grave of the child, probably will be
taken to her home this afternoon.
Her nhyslclans this moraine declared
they believed the effects of the strain
ana tension under which the girl la
bored many days are gradually subsid
ing, and they now do not look for any
lasting, or serious aftermath.
Dr. Madlgan. of the hospital, said
that she has recovered sufficiently
to go home today, but that In order
to be sure of no 11 leffects she will
be held until tomorrow.
Mrs. Smith, the mother, and little
May Smith, the younger sister, have re
covered from the collapse they suffered
after the funeral. It is said the family
has abandoned their idea of breaking
up, ana win remain in wasnington. out
will move to another home in a differ
ent part of the city.
The accusation brought against Ml
lano by the Coroner's jury, after hear
ing evidence as to bow the body of the
little victim had been found In Mllano'a
i shop last Sunday, probably will be pre
sented to the Federal grand Jury within
the next three or four days.
Central Office Detectives Wecdon,
Comwell, and Berman, .as well as the
Italian expert. Detective TotrfOrtanl,
are still at work on tn case, xney de
clared this morning the report that they
had discovered a witness who saw Ml
lano leave his shojv after midnight on
the morning of the murder. Is unfound
ed. Tony's movements, as nearly as
they can trace them at this time, they
say, takes him to Pennsylvania avenue,
near Second northwest, some time
shortly after midnight.
Major Oen. G. W. C. Lee
Is Seventy-nine Today
Nearly four score years are round
ed out today by MaJ. Gen. George
Washington Custls Xee, president
emeritus of Washington and Lee
University, in Virginia, General Le
Is seventy-nine years of ago today,
having been born September 16. 1832.
at Fort Monroe, Va.
General Lee, a member of .the noted
Custls and Lee families of Virginia
and a descendant of the first Presi
dent, was graduated at West Point
In 1854. For several years be was
an army engineer In Florida and Cal
ifornia. During the civil war General Lee
was attached to the staff of President
Jefferson Davis of the Confederacy.
When the war ended. General Lee be
came professor of civil and military
engineering at Virginia Military In-
father as .president of Washington
ana nee university, cuuwuuiut unn
189T. when he retired with the rank
of president emeritus.
ARGENTINA
HUE
FEAR ATTEMPT TO
RESCUE AMERICANS
Richard Perkins Held as
Desperado of the Chilean
Frontier.
MRS. R. L. SUYDAM.
person, and as she passed a group of
photographers held her nose and chin
high, swinging her right arm violently.
She had the appearance of being much
In the sun. Her hair was bleached
itraw color and her face freckled. Her
eyes aro almost colorless blue, and her
face la thin, with prominent cheek
bones. She wore a straw hat and heavy
polo coat that were both about the
color of her hair. Mr. Noble went to
his father's plumbing shop, while Mrs.
Suydam visited the grocery.
Raymond S. Smith's
Body Is Sent to Maine
The body of Raymond S. Smith, a
chief master-at-arms In ithe IJnlted
States navy, who died at St. Eliza
beth's, where ho had been confined for
eight months, will be Bent to relatives
In Pembroke, Me., from Scott's under
taking establishment this evening. Mr.
Smith, who was thirty-three years old,
was born In Pembroke, and enlisted In
the navy from there.
Demand for Private
Garages Is Growing
Builders at last are coming to recog
nise the necessity of providing for auto
mobiles when they put up houses for
sale. While many recently built houses
have been furnished with this con
venience, the practice is not altogether
general
The latest speculatively built houses
to have garages are those which
Thomas J. Fisher & Co , Inc.. are put
ting on the market today on S street,
between Now Hampshire avenue and
Eighteenth street northwest A brick
garage Is located in the rear of each
house. A three-car capacity is pro
vided. Sues for bnorn Beard.
CHICAGO. Sept 16. George Walters,
a stone cutter, obtained a warrant for
the arrest of Albert Burke, who George
said sheared him of six Inches of fluffy
beard, protesting that It harbored germs.
SOMERSET
MARYLAND
This beautiful subdivision has all city conveniences, includ
ing sewer, water, gas, granolithic sidewalks electric light, and
telephone service.
Right in the path of the rapidly growing northwest section.
And selling for 3c to 12c per foot.
Why pay the exorbitant prices demanded in other suburban
localities before investigating this?
Lots of half acre or less. Terms to suit.
Car fare, 1 cents to any part of city.
Plats and further particulars at office.
E. B. TOWNSEND & CO.
1413 H Street N. W.
PHONE M. 1432.
BUENOS ATRES. Sept. 16. WIUl Hm
authorities holding Richard Perkins, CM
of the American outlaws who have been
terrorizing the Chilian frontier for ten
years, fear Is entertained that other
members of the band will attempt to
rescue him.
Harry Longbaugh. known as the "Sun
Dance Kid." is the leader. A robbery at
tributed to them is that of the bank at
Villa Mercedes, where $12,000 was stolen.
Longbaugh brought his enUre band
here ten years ago, when they were
chased from the United States.
Suburban Home for Sale
at Silver Spring, Md.
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2d Floor 3 bedrooms and storeroom.
Furnace heat and electric light.
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of One of These Handsome Homes
BALANCE IN $34.45 MONTHLY PAYMENTS--JUST LIKE PAYING RENT
many extra features have been added that add to the
These houses were built-to sell for $4,500. They have
"been put into our hands for immediate sale. The fact that
they must be disposed of at once compels us to offer them
at a price that will surely appeal to you.
OUTSIDE
You will note by the photographic reproduction above
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that each one of these houses represents -a distinct type of
architecture different from its neighbors. Tnis greatly in
creases the value of each house, as knowing people object
to living in a house that is one of a row of similar structure.
INSIDE
The interiors are as superior to those usually-found in
houses of this price as the handsome exteriors. Each house
contains six spacious rooms and bath, with very latest
show.er attachment. . Also a large attio for storage pur
poses, etc. Each house 'equipped with a Pittsburg instan
taneous heater hot water heat.
The construction throughout is of the very best.
And each house has a frontage of 22 feet (extra wide for
this character home).
beauty and comfort of each home. Only a personal inspec
tion! on your part will enable you to obtain a true estima
tion of the desirability of these homes.
INSPECT TODAY or SUNDAY
Wait untilMonday and- you probably will have waited
invain. Home seekers who appreciate real estate values
arid the advantages of a location in 'the fashionable north
west will want one of these homes for their own as soon as
they lay eyes on them. Bemember, only .$200 cash and but
$34.45 monthly.
THROUGHOUT
The construction will be found of the very best and
Samole House Ooen at 403 Hobart Place Take Ninth Street Cars, Get Off at Seventh and Harvard Streets Walk East One Block
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