The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-20
W'|FE'S SLIPPERS
AND RING STOLEN
FOR HIS NEW BRIDE
Jamaison Gets Month in the
Tombs, Then Must Face
Bigamy Charge.
DIARY is A TELLTALE.
II Discloses Still Another Wife
Nos. 2 and 3 Met,
Then Fireworks.
DIARY IS A TELLTALE.

ry JemAison. dapper twenty-six-
yoar-oid Lotharso. who stole wife No.
Se shoes TO put on the feet of wife No.
4 asd vas held in 1900 bail. wsdnes-
~. while . warrant charging oisamy
ssasd b obtained In Greenwich. Conn.,.
We sentenced by Magistrate Kernoohan
u the Harlem Court. to-day. TO one
0outh In the Tombs for stealing the
eAess Of wife No. Z. and a. soon as
HAIRY gets out. he will be brought
down to Oreenwich. where . nice little
programme Is being arranged for him.
wife No. I, with whom Jamaison IL said
- have lived In P1attsburg. does not
dgrs In the present mixup.
Al day yesterday wives No. and No.
{ who have become great friends
through their common interst In Harrys
future. were busy In Greenwich getting
out the warrant from Judge Hubbard
and arranging matters to put the kibosh
o. thsir common husband. In court the
other day Harry looked every inch the
1.-the dancer whose turkey trotting skill
IN the light fantastic had won Miss Alice
Wishart twenty-one-year-old stenog-
rapher Of No. 20 Manhattan avenue,
and then little Estslls Kaiser. whom he
married In Greenwich.
Jamaison sat In Harlem Court to-day
and cursed all engagement rings and
white satin slippers. as well a. destiny
In general and the writing OF things in
Q book.
WHITE SATIN SLIPPERS AND
RING WERE ALL READY.
Jamaison. who Lives at No. 2as West
One Hundred and Eighth street. went
Saturday to Greenwich. Conn.,. with
Miss Kaiser Of No. 16s West One Hun.
drsd and Forty-hrst street
Il love your said Jamaison.
"Oh-h-h!" giggled Miss Kaiser. Well.
] love you. TOO"
Jamaison reached into his vest poo
ket and produced an engagement ring
which he slipped on Miss Kaissr's anger
Then he opened his valiss and took out
a pair Of white satin slppera
There" he said.
SO they were married. in Greenwich.
BY Justice Of the Peace william c. Ran
gee. who smiled . fatheriy smiis and
made q few remarks appropriate to the
occasion.
Il was q surprised Justice who looked
over his spectacies yesterday and be-
held the Saturday bride. accompanied
by her father and . woman who was
presented 40 Mrs. Alice p. Wishart-
Jamaison. Conversation followed IN q
low toneI and then Sheriff Winnegan.
With . warrant. accompanied the party
back to New York.
They certainly piled It upon Jamaison
IN court to-day.
First Mrs. Estslle Kaiser j amaison
told how she had met Mrs. Alice p.
Wishart-Jamaison and had procured the
warrant charging Jamaison with big
amy. Then Mrs. Alice p. wishart-
Jamasson explained how she had caused
Jsmaison'i arrest on . charge Of petty
larceny.
WIVES NO. 2 AND 3 ARE GREAT
cHUMs NOW.
THAT was my wedding ring and those
vsre my white satin slippers!" she de-
dared. 1T missed them only a few days
sxo, And to think he would steal them
from me and give them to another
womanv'
Mrs. Alice p. wishart-Jamaison added
that while Jamaison was away honey
incoming she also discovered that she
was wife No. e. as she found diary
Jamaison wrote while he was mar
ried man in Plattsburg.
II don't care" sobbed Mrs. Estella
KaiDer-Jamaison, "the old slippers didn't
ht me. anyway"
Young Jamaison's father 10 wealthy
and owner Of the newspaper Landmark
NJ White River Junction. Conn. To-day
Mrs. wisart, mother of Jamaison's Sec
ond wife. said her son-in-law had Dor
rowed 500 from her. all the money she
had, and had not returned II. Commu'
nicstiop was held with the elder Jamai-
son. VINO promised to make good the
loan.
Deputy Sheriff Tinnegan arrived to
day from Greenwich. ready to taxi
Harry back. charged with bigamy. HI
will have to wait IA month. however
After their husband received the sen
tence, both wives linked arms and lef