The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-17
GOTHAM GOSSIP
(Ry Francis Phillips, Copyright 1919.
by the National News Service. N. 70

New York, March IL.
Admitting it took Ter just fifteen
days after her romantic marriage to
Ladislau de Doory, who used to be
Kathleen Dassori, is preparing today
to have an annulment suit brought,
and in addition may charge her hus-
band with desertion. She Is only six
teen years old and was formerly cash.
Ter in drug store.
Her father, Armando Dassori, has
been appointed guardian of the Bar
oness'' by Supreme Court Justice Guy,
SO he can bring the annulment suit,
but she expects to prefer the charge
of desertion with the authorities to-
day.
The little Baroness said today
that on February IA her husband told
her to come to his office and they
would 60 to a matinee. Then he sent
her to the theatre alone. When she re-
turned to their apartment at No. 345
ST. Johns Place, Brooklyn, she said,
she found paddock on the front door.
Finally she got in by fire escape
and found that he had removed part
of his effects, including ITO pairs of
trousers, his silken hose and emotion
al neckwear.
Convinced that the Tightening of the
grip of the Interstate Commerce
Commission about the railroads, the
Trust and the other great industrial
combinations which have of late run
afou1 of the federal laws has ended
future melon cutting, New York
moneyed men are going in strong for
rubber raising.
J. Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F.
Ryan, the vanderbilts, the Goelets and
half a dozen of the other owners Of
large fortunes in Gotham have set
the pace and others it is said will fol-
low. The marriage within recent
years of May Goelet to the Duke of
Count Szchyeni and Consuela Wander
bilt to the Duke of Marlborough have
been heavy drains upon the estate
of the two families. which have spent
fortunes in rehabilitating the ancient
castles of these noblemen and in
maintaining their encourage in regal
style. The enormous dividends, rang
ing as high as 800 per cent. paid to
English investors last year by num-
Der Of the companies operating rub
Der plantations in the Far East has
sharpened their financial appetites to
razor edge and persuaded them to
feel that the world is on the verge Of
only to the early days of American
steel, which, it is claimed, added
thousand new names to our roster of
millionaires and evolved Carnegie,
as the development of the oil indus
try evolved a Rockefeller. The drift
of New York's millionaire class toward
rubber, began with the formation
several months ago of the so-called
automobile trust, by J. Pierpont Nor
gan. The hostile legislation enacted
within the last few years by the ma
tional government and the several
states for the regulation Of indus
trial combinations Is believed to have
had share in influencing capital to
seek a profitable outlet for its sur
plus earnings outside the country.
Millions have already been diverted
to the rubber field of British Guiana,
India, and Africa, from which the Gull
tivated product of the next generation
will come and it is predicted that
many millions more will follow be-
fore the end of the year.
Elinor Glyn whose claim to immor-
tally rests upon her contribution of
Three Weeks to the shady side of
literature, has jolted the delicate sem
sibilities of fashionable Fifth Avenue.
Her interview in London concerning
the inhibition which the multi-million-
aire inhabitants Of Gotham's most
aristocratic thoroughfare have impos-
ed on the advent of new babies has
called attention anew to a subject up