THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1022.
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Unrequited Love
Leads to Heavy
Day'sDeathToll
Six Slain, Som in Hohjutuls,
After Day of Komance
and Traprtly in New
York.
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tragedy, walking land and hind
through llie mnroooliian arra yester
day, k(t jn their v.le the longest lit
cf violence nd suicide the city has
kiioun in nutty month.
Seven persons in hoipiUti, six
todies in morgues, and the story in
i early every ee one of unrequited
lev,
Dr. Alfred H. Rirdrl, eye special
ist, separated from hit wife, was said
to hive Ions been infaturated with i
Broadway chorui girl lie poisoned
liiiiuelf for her love todav. . dying
with in improvised spotlight glaring
on hit fare.
One of hi patient found his body.
covered with a black bathrobe a
Tall and with an electric rrading
limp turned full on the pallid coun
tenance. Kill Sweetheirt.
John C. Kane, jr., 34, postoflice
clerk, led hit school-teacher sweet
heart. Elizabeth Dunn, 52, into Al
toon Wood park at Manioroneck. to
prei his suit for her hand. The
hodies were found aide by tide. Hers
had a bullet through the heart and
hi a bullet through the brain. She
mil clutched a bouquet of spring
flowers they had gathered. Rela
tives and acquaintances said Miss
Dunn had refused Kane's pleas for
marriage time and time again, be
cause he drank, although she t'J
mined she loved him.
Vincent Laclardi, 18. painter in a
doll factory, called Margaret Vio
lent!, 17, into a hallway of the fac
tory and begged her to elope with
him. When she told hint she did
not love him, he whipped out a pis
tol and fired five shots. One pierced
her chin. He then turned the weapon
on himself but again his aim was
bad and he suffered only a flesh
wound in the cheek.
Bites Girl's Cheek.
Michael Stanshefsky, 20, was haled
into Yorkville magistrate's court on
a charge of annoying Margaret
.Smith, a fellow factory worker, by
persistently asking her to marry
him.
Just before the case was called,
Stanshefsky flew at the young wom
an, seized her by the throat and bit
her cheek He was sent to Bellevue
hospital for observation as to his
sanity. '
. Two other attempts at suicide
one successful in which the love
motive was no.f apparent, were re-1
ported. '
Mystery surrounds the death of
Vincent Morelli, 25, who died in a
policeman's arms after he had been
wounded in a pistol duel with two or
three other men. He is said to have
been involved in several bootlegger
fights.
In Harlem, Hugh Chambers shot
and ceriously wounded Louis A. La
velle, attorney, and fled, wounding
Patrolman Pohndorf who pursued
'. himr and finally captured- him.. t
Body Is Bound. W
The body of Robert Gay, cashier
of the Newton (N. J.) gas company,
who disappeared a month ago, was
found and identified. Relatives said
lie had been shell-shocked in France
and attributed his death to a mental
upset brought on by . the death of
hiS mother. , -
Home-going crowds in Grand
street, in the lower east side were
thrown into a panic when three men
and two women fell wounded after
five men suddenly drew pistols and
' began shooting at one another: The
, gunmen began their battle within a
block of police headquarters. All the
gunmen except one escaped.
The police said the shooting affray
grew out of a murder eight months
ago, when a street duel resulted .'in
the death of the leader of a band of
' bootleggers. The wounded are said
to have good chances for recovery. ; .
Ten Motorists Fined for
Fast or Reckless Driving
Ten motorists were fined in Cen-
tral police court yesterday morning.
Hasie Gillan, 405 North Nineteenth
street, was fined $10 for reckless
driving, and these were fined for
soeeding: C Blackman, 4121 North
Forty-eighth street, $5; H. Barn
schefel. 4121 South Second. $5; B,
B. Dixon. 2913 Underwood, $5; E.
G. Steinhieur, Harvard hotel, $10;
D. C Pollard. , 2604 Castellar, ?5;
Henry Matsen, 2511 Farnam, $10,
and impounding of caV for five days;
W. Morrowitz. 3018 Sherman, $1 ; H.
W. Orr, 3016 Pratt, $5; A. Neusl,
2nsi) Cass, $5.
r'-:n, grocer. 102 North Twenty-seventh,
charged with speeding,
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Week Ceadadini the Vaudevilte Seaaea
Matinee Daily 2:15 Every Nifht a:lS
Laacdoa McConnick's Spectacular
, Meloarama
"THE STORM"
The Bitr Production in Vaudeville
Arthur Hartley A Helen Patteraon .
Bill Robin eon
PINTO and BOYLE
MacRae it Clen
Raymond Wilbert
Crawford & Broderkk
Topic of Day Aeaop'a Fables
Pathe Weekly
Matinee. 15c to 50c: eom 75c and ft
Sat. Sun. Nirht, 15c to SI
llS Sat. A Sun
Castle Cafe and Cafeteria
LUNCHEON 3Se ,
and tTery workina day. Soup, choice
meati. vegetables, potatoes, coffee,
destert, bjr Omaha'i foremost chef
Alfred Jones, chef and prop. Hotel
Castle Cafe and Cafeteria.
I Dog Hill Paragrafs
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The store at Bounds. Billows wis
dicovered to be on fne Wednesday
morning of this week. The damage
bv the flames was not heavy, but the
loss to the stock is considerable, as
quite a number of bystanders assisted
in carrying things out of -the build
ing '
Fletcher Henstep's wife made him
take , several doses of quinine this
week, and he says his head has been
rearing so he catches himself now
and then stepping out of the road to
let a cyclone pass.
Sile Kildew opened the spring chill
season this morning. Until he gets
in practice he will have one only
every other day.
Rail Rates on Lumber From
South to Omaha Reduced
Railroad rates on lumber to Omaha
from . Texas, Louisiana, 'Arkansas,
Mississippi and Alabama will be re
duced 1-2 to 4 1-2 cents per 1(.U
pounds, effectiye June 12, C. E.
Childe of the Omaha Chamber ' of
Commerce traffic bureau announced
yesterday.
A similar reduction was ordered
by the Interstate Commerce commis
sion to Illinois and points east last
January. . On the instigation Of the
traffic bureau here railroads con
ferred with the Interstate Commerce
commission, then granted the. same
reduction to Omaha, according to
Mr. Childe, who estimates the re
duction will save 1 from . $25,000 to
$40,000 annually to builders in
Omaha.
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French Request
Peggy to Quit
France, Report
Asked to Stay Out of Country
for 20 Years as Result
of Chilean's Suicide,
Says Rumor.
Taris, May 9, An amazing report
is circulating in high quarters in
Taris to .he effect that Feggy Hop
kins Joyce has been requested to
leave France and not return for 20
years. The request is said to have
resulted from a demand made by
the Chilean legation on behalf of
Mrs. Errazuriz, wife of William Er
razuriz, who last week committer
suicide at Claridge's hotel.
Judge Mcrillon,of the French ap
peals court, father of Pierre Merillon,
P'Kgy's former fiance, joined in the
appeal according to the reports.
Mrs. Errazuriz, mother of the sui
cide, is said to have stated that
I'cBKA trif( ,0 make capital of her
son's tragic death. - . V
Judge Merillon is reported to have
threatened to disown Pierre if he
traveled to America on the Maure
tania, on which Peggy is a passen-.
ger. So Pierre is leaving on the
Aquitania next Saturday. '
All these statements which, are
flying about Paris absolutely lack
confirmation from any official source.
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Fiul Vallembrato, Maurice, the dan
cer, and others admitted hear
ing the reports,, but the American
con.utale and embassy denied know
ing anything about the matter,
"It ia a ridiculous libel," said
Henri Letellier, who is said to have
won Peggy's connent to marriage
'Tejgy will be back in June."
The Chilean legation is mute.
Mrs. Errazuriz has returned to Lon
don. Woman Accused of Knifing
Policeman Goes on Trial
Ruby Johnson went on trial yes
terday before a jury in District Judge
Leslie's court charged with stabbing
Patrolman Robert Bowers on a
street car last -April 8.
v According to bowers, the woman
spat on the floor of the car and,
when warned not to do it again, she
leaped at the policeman with a
knife. One of Bowers' fingers was
almost severed.
Eastern Stars Meet
Nearly 1,000 members are expect
ed to attend th'e three days' session
of the 47th anuual conference of the
Order of the Eastern Star of Ne
braska which opened yesterday in
the Masonic . temple. Election of
officers will be held today. A ban
quet will conclude the convention on
Thursday.
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kV I Tl1 Screen's Two Graateat Lo- VVlf 1 JatL.
1 ers in Story by ELINOR GLYN CliTvO
j J Rodolph Valentino
SjjL, Gloria Swanson I
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Tilmage Heads Omaha
Klettrical Industries
C. If. Talmage of the Wenern
Electric company was elected rel
dent of the Omaha Electrical Indus
tries association at the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday. Frank A. Re
cord of the Northwestern Hell Tele
phone company was elected vice
president; Israel Lovett, city elee
trician. was named secretary and
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to tha
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All N.st Weak B.ginoing
ir.nsf.1AY 14
to
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That sensational play hy tha
ORPHEUM PLAYERS
Saats Now on Sala
High-Class Prays at '
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WM. S. HART
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"Travolln' On"
Round Four
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Irish PrUoners Released
Belfast, May 9. Fifty republican
insurgents, made prisoners during re
cent disorders at Atlilone, were re
leased from the Athlone barracks
Saturday, it was announced yester
day. THIS WEEK
Six "Good Time"
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And a'Corlilnf Phetenlay Featu
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Eveniaf Peat Story
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May 11
Prices SOc, S1.00 and $t.60
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