The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-01
TOUEVOHTlLzEU'S SILK SHIRT.
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wCeC PrBIISHIy0 OFFICR
sterh Napped Otes the tHSrhiea Win
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tbTbFFE ffsublr after TtfeatFe Party

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tpThsrr rfsutar after Theatre Parry
jules Won Tilgef, N ~ tho ain brothers
WIN make mp tho Harry Won Tilsss Music
Publishing Company, ~, n West Twenty
eighth strnet. had n domeatic spa' on
Monday night and left thr Hotel Soncr-
cot, 100 West Forty.seventh street. since
then n woman who ssya she h Mrs Won
Til1nr haa been looking for him, Yes
tertlay afternoon when ahe found him at
hla Office such lively things happened that
the woman, who Ia young and attractive,
was taken 10y a policeman TO the Tenderloin
station house.
According 70 the story told ~ Mrs. Won
Tilner In tho Tenderloin police station after
her arrest. she went to Aee Peter Pan
at the Lyric with a party OF friends who
we've 10 sail on the Cedric. After the play
the marty went to Sherry's. II was after
midnight when MrH. Won Tilzer got home.
Her husband, abe explained. IL exceed
ingly Jealous. He got home before she
did, lost his temper. she said, and left the
house. She got a hanson cab yesterday
and drove to Won Tilzer's place Of business.
From an outer room she saw him Mt HIS
desk in his private office and she manage
TO got in.
As TO what happened next stories differ,
but Jules Won Tilzer had his white silk
shirt torn from his back. and Daniel Dody, q
secretary. had an umbrella broken over his
head and hands. Dody finally called in
Policeman Sheehan Of the Tenderioin
station house and asked hin to arrest the
woman on a charge Of assault and disorderly
NJ. w. T.1,a-ia 1ah yt-n still
waiting. She invited the policeman to
ride with her to the station house.
Let him walk" she said, pointing 10
Dody. He can't get in here with us
"Who il making this complaint2" asked
Sergt. Mccarthy, when Che three got before
the desk in the station house.
lam, replied Dody. This woman came
to my employers office a few minutes ago
and became so violent that Mr.. Won Tilzer's
shirt was torn from his back and / had my
hands badly bruised"
The sergeant had him hold up his hands.
No marks were visible.
Look at this little sun umbrella said
Mrs. Won Til1er, holding up what was left
of a broken umbrella. "You couldn't hurt
a fly with it
What Is your name. madam" asked
Mccarthy.
aMrs. Jules Won Tilzer. said the woman.
%Her name is Estella %Steinberg,' said
Dody.
THAT was my name before I was married.
she cried. Don't pay any. attention to
such an insignificant little fellow
To prove that she was married, the woman
ripped off a long black glove and removed
a ring from her finger.
Look inside" she directed, sand you'll
see my married name
After Mrs. Won Tilzer had explained how
the trouble with her husband arose, she
went on to say that she didn't intend to
tear his shirt.
at was a little, thin silk thing, too ex-
pensive for a music publisher to. wear
she said. my husband struck me when
we had some words and l grabbed at him
to save myself
Won Tilzer didn't put In an appearances
at the station house. Dody stuck to II
that he was the complainant. Sergt.
Mccarthy tried his hand at patching matters
up. He suggested that as no real harm
had been lone Dody might decline to make
a complaint and the case would n 30
far as the police were concerned.
am withdraw the complaint II she will
promise not to 60 to the office again, "
| agreed Dody, and she promised. :.
Mrs. Won Tlzer, when told that she could
go, got ip front Of Dody before he could
get out the door.
'I've promised not to go to the Office,
she said, but that promise does not pre-
vent my going in the street. I'll be out
side the office sometimes