The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-12
SHELOSES A HUBBY
But W|NS$ 6OO,0OO,
50 SHE'S SATISFIED
Red Cross Heiress Says Brook
/ lyn Widow Can Have Her
e Two-Day Spouse.
GAYNOR'S KNOT LOOSE
She Had Mayor Tie Marital
Rope, but He Made 1t a
Slip Moose.
GAYNOR'S KNOT LOOSE!

Mr.. Lola Jeanne,te strons I~lg,,
ns.,rvov m ,oi,v r,dav oomu,ersopcd
n, 60 -. - 81. d., a,
go, a., =. -.
u '''V'''V NV" WYNN"
VINO "'ed year ago wou'a hNe +"
orn hor spouso WHOM rne '',"'I,eo
"eeh "~o 'as' "euneSe'y al" WY
remained ny the vac OF ms o.'ne
s sxas.S Two aass. "aN, ne neeon .,
or v,tbou, eYnlana,ons
Mrs. McEvoy. attircd IN the spotiess
white uniform Of the Red Cross Society
walked along Fifth avenue to-day and
with quiet, sometimes humorous plil-
osophy, told an Evening World exporter
that a worldly wise widow Of the
vivacaous brunette type, who had
money but insisted upon living IN
Brooklyn, was the magnet which had
drawn from her her portiy and pre-
vipusiy amorous bridegroom Of forty
four years
Mrs. McEvoy has convcrsed with this
daahing widow since her husband dis
appeared, and threatens TO bring some
kind OF a legal action. She 10 not ye,
decided whether a will he an aiiena tion
suit, or an action for divorce, In which
the Brooklyn widow will be named.
The cause for the abrupt and some-
what stormy departure Of her husband.
said Mrs. McIsvoy to-day, was her re-
fusai to give him power Of attorney
over her affairs. 20 that no could control
her new ana large Inheritance.
NJ BORROWED At7 FROM TIE
.oAau,no u,oomw
10, "' "'u"s IN the
~ '.o"S Mayor
", o'' 80 1870. "aSs sne
" ~" nusoaho
80, 60, $3.50 va 80. 49, HAs. Imr'y'
" $3.50 A .ou'" '"o "'"o" oe-
S !" "e M
"'o 'o'""S' see"i"H'
IVY, '"e ""'o. vi inc s'tua'
. eu''e e'"o'
's "eos
@ ny he'
S..,,.. ~ u, ""en time
ss.r ou'.
~ ,rNr "o "'uow to'o
80. ~. s.,s ~" olo~e' vi,
'' ..' o''o,o MS ""rr'ASe' saying
-" as MN
-, ".' 'n"e'''"nee'
$50 .'o '"'' shner'ahce through
y VI Paten' Mrs stella
u' oo.o.A' ""o" = hursed IN New
~ u"s n' yehow tevcr cpl
"t'er hoi
'.""o VIII IN which she
'"a"e '"e t"e he'r 10 st"'oV. There
was also an additional provision In her
will that II / married within one year
after her death ! was to receive s5o
600 more. That was I'm ie01 NJ. r.,
,ock kc.w ,,.n -, ,n, -
Mr.. McEvoy. whom met in 81, Io,,,s
We were engaged there. but later 1,
was broken. and ] met and married
Charles w. Leigh, who died four
months after our marriage.
"Mr. McEvoy and renewed on,
.r,enash,n fe,, a, ,oy. o,.. 80.
.no,,, 80. s"'" ""u
o"'" aso Mneh came to
Ne" FORK from the south we became
engaged. II was Just about this time
that the contest suit against the will
Of Mrs. Boulock was settled. The sui,
was brought nv Mr.. N.,.o, ~,
5r . married dauyh,.r ,,,. "a, 80,
,... Nv IL. -, =. ooo -, ''''
o' WI" on's s''"V' "rs' bouioc'
ma "een DEAD almost year, II WI
were "a be married and conform will
the provision IN her will, whioh CAV,
me the additional ESQ, 600. We had ius
one day 10 do n IN .o we d.c,d.a >,
,nn.d,.,a,,, a, - 60 ,y.,,
s",., !" VI. ivy nan ana %
"ahteu u 10 oe an iron
Anaf i,ase' 30 = thousht the bes
"s "ou'u oe 10 nave mayor oayno
70 .ne Moi wahhed 70 avoid al
nees OF any iegai MHicuities Il
Towns my marriage within the speci
"ea uh~ IN the wall
JEALOUS eulrOR CAUSED QUAR-
MI sur ru,Nxe
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