The evening world., 1908-03-05
Insists Woman She Accuses IS
Fully CARRIED in Her
TrOuSSeau.
DETAILS CAUSE BLUSH.
Magistrate Breen Calls a Halt
OH Minute Recital of
Catalogue.


Breen is being rudely shocked these
days. Only day or two ago a sweet
young prisoner called him "a dear old
thing and announced that she vas just
dying to hug him. Then. to-day there
came before him a young bride who. in
. stress OF emotion endeavored to de-
scribe her trousseau down to the last
duttering strand OF baby ribbon. And
this same bride who was a complain
ant. further suggested that an ella oorate-
ly gowned defendant remove IN the
presence ot the oiusaiug Court articles
of that selfsame rousseau. The Iap-
less Judges feelings SC rched Ms collar
and sineai the edges OF The maS!ster.I.
white neck,ie
This all cane aoout in Harlem court
In the case of Mrs. Ida Friedaader vs..
Mrs. Louisa BuraGe. Mrs. Ida is the
bride, and there was a b-!dy radiance
and glamor about her smart brown
tailor made suit, the fa.ne-ye.low
plumes OF Ter Nell Gwyrne nat. the
dut,er!ng frou-frou OF many skirts, the
dainty fur collarette and the big saucy
s~SNA' ~ .Ss-SNs A4ldl Nsis NIIt way VIC
poetic court clerk put It,
Claimed Rivals Caro-.
The defendant was also smartly. II
not elegantly gowned. in a box plait ed
6roadcloth skirt. lace waist. long cara
cui coat and a startling creation that
threw into high relief the golden blond
ness OF her air But II the word OF
the bride is to be taken, the defend
ants plumase was not only borrowed
but stolen. Not only the box-plaited
broadcloth skirt and the wonderful lace
shirt waist. but
Magistrate Breen stopped her on the
''but" At least. he tried to stop her
and flourshed mis- gavel and bit of a
tassel of his mustache.
Policeman Gilligan mad blushed him
self out when he reached the tribunal
with his prisoner He arrested her in
front of the Yorkvilie Theatre last
night, where he found the bride cling
ting to the arm OF Mrs. BurGge ard an
nouncanc, shat she had spoiled her
honeymoon BY approprating her most
honeymoony rufies and things
Demanded Dsrobins Act.
..snre. she told ME some Of the
things.'" said Giliigan, and she wanted
70 take them OF tho lady right in the
public street. Then Sergt. Mocornich
came along anu she told him more
and again 10 the Lieutenant in the
station, Your Honor. and HIM not mar
yied nor knowing anything about trus'
sors and the like.
Let me explain, Judge, let me eN-
PLAIN" panteA the bride, wniie tae ue'
.endaps hor tapped iHe wan moor Only sfreS
last Dece1m oer, and with me loye.icsi
trousseau. Joe and came to, New
York for our money noon, inlendinS &c
go in a month or so to san Francisco
where his business rs ,.
And we stopped at this person,
boarding mouse a. No, 81 last last Eigaty. sis. {;
Weens. but the noise and rattle or tht
cars kept US awake at night and dis
turbed lis SO. after Boston. on the day
We left this persons house and Went
To No. 81 East one Hundred and Sev'
enth street | had my trunks and Things
ali PACKED up and brought the express
maj @i noticed not tina, the trunks We're no,
Thought at the tine tn2t the catche, ne,
might haye sii1pSd a'y rbis %erS wa. suh r.
Jan,,try ana some time afterward
missed the things thar skirt she has
, the the "@i point lace Insertions; that. petit:
\ cuat-Iu.t MAKE her raise the skirt anC
! Won can see and YOU VIII also see
stop" rasped the Court. Go on
VIII, The bride tossed her head petulantly
.rf you knew ANYTHING about these
things YOU would ""cers and my 1e l.
II never was bride" said Magis
trate Breen, huskily.
"Oh. indeed. said Mrs. Friellander
crushingly But To continue. | wen
to this person and asked Aer about III,
things. She knew nothing, Did l com,
to insult her? She would have me ar
rested for SANDER. l decided 10 haun
the region of her boarding house. Ant
yesterday l found her with my thing
Stern Justice Forbade.
IL don't know now many of them sh
has on. your Honor. l wish YOU woul,
make her show. Make her AXE or tha
skirt OF mine-my Honeymoon skirt
her voice was tremulouS and tcarfu-
land my honeymoon waist, and my
hone! moon pettlcoat. And then tner
Is the corset cover. with the lace tuck
and the pink ribbon. and"-
That Is sufficient" interrupted the
Court. sternly.
,I "au, ,,d haze nsTe" nes"p ooa to tell IL, y0u S
them on. mad them all laid away ir
the tray, with little sachet bags anG
pink paper that rustied with the lace
And they looked e So seaItrn dmm and Wad, Ya,i,
Honor. with real swiss lace AMI baby
ribbon drawn through It, and tt
madame" groaned the Judge. this
h not boarding school or sewint
circle. DO / understand that you charg'
this. defendant with the larceny. of you'
olothes? Answer yes or no
'T do" said the bride wlstfully.
"What have you to say?" Mrs. Bur
lsxe was asked.
Hit is false" the prisoner cried. dra
uatfcally. II can prove they are mint
/ will listen to no more. must &
home to my boarders.
"You can go home to your boarder
when you furnish $lW0 bail. ar
that sum for further examination. whe
Xou ~. wnnr is Your own" And the Ma
Sistrate wiped his dripping ,,,, forehea
p nsddler who was led to the bar.
FREE LECTURE ON FORESTS.
clifford Pinchot. Forester of tn
United States Department Of Agricul
ture. will give a lecture on The For
cats and the Future" Illustrated wit
lantern Aides, at the American Inst
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