The evening world., 1912-04-08

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n q tremendous reserve Of self-com-
posture. But from all count she did
not possess anything like the phys.
icaa attraction Of the comely
Miss Cauneld who lived with
Snyder at No. COZ West One Hundred
and Fortieth street . month ago and
who suddenly left him after . violent
quarrel In which she was b~rutaily
beaten.
FORMER COMPANION CORE.
oPoNoENT IN DIVORCE SUIT.
On the day after the quarrel Miss
Cauaeld exhibited her bruises to the
janitor Of the apartment house. got
her trunk and departed. Two weeks
place. and q week ago last Saturday
the couple moved to the 81. Nicholas
avenue nat. which they subleased.
II was on Feb. I that Miss Cauield
moved into the One Hundred and For
tisth street nat with Snyder. She
brought with her . small brindle bull
dog. to which she seemed extravagantly
devoted.
At hrst the couple seemed to get
along s~plendidly. and from all that
could DO o from outside there was
every symptom Of harmony. But about
the middle Of February their Quarreliing
could BE- heard throughout the house
and several tenants complained. Then
came . noisy disturbance that seemed
to continue throughout the night. pune
tuatsd with shrill screams and shouted
spithsts. On the following day MIRA.
snydex'' ssnt for Ollie Eugbrstt. the
janitor, and said:
| Il an going "a leave my husband-he
u . brute. This 10 the last beating l
can stand Cor. I am black and blue
from head to foot. Before hs-aeat me
20 I spent three weeks In the hospital.
but I forgave him. I must leave him
now or he will kill me-"
INTRODUCED MISS KARIN IN
HOUSE 40 SISTER.
She asked Engbrett to got her trunk
He demurrsd and said he would have
to have an order from her husband.
Just then Snyder came In. When tho
~janitor asked II he should get her trunk
snyder replied:
Certainly. She ~ 60 anywhere she
l~pleaseA." A few hours later the young
| woman, her BULLDOG and her trunk were
driven away In . taxicab.
Two weeks later Snyder brought Miss
Harms to the houss and introduced her
as his sister. They remained until .
week ago last Saturday.
Misa Ksrns game out Of her cell in the
West One Hundred and T~wenty-fifth
street station house this morning with
4 brtskness that was almost birdlike.
| Apparenty she did not seem to possess
an unstrung nerve. Notwithstanding the
long ordeal she had passed through last
| night whine Coroner H~ealenstein and
detectives drilled hsr.
There was q patrol Of kodakers walt
inx 70 map her outside the station
house, and when one Of the group asked
her 10 pose she retorted f~lippantiy:
Darn you. amt you got enough yet"
Then she tossed her head and wsn'
tripping along beside her guard Of de-
tsctives to the. Manhattan street subwa,
station. During her long wait In thu
Coronsr's once she sat for the mos
part ooofy looking about her. Once hal
eye filled and she dabbed them Will
her h~andksrohisf. but after that she b
came % cool and pert ~ before.
MIeO cAUFlELD TELLS OF eis
TER'o LIFE 40 MIRO. 6NYOen.
Miss Mary Cauhsld. q sister of Ms
Hslsn Caunsid. was found to-day by a
Evening World reporter at the Hots
Ascot, Madison venue and Twenty
seventh street. Miss Mary Cauheld 10
handsome blonde. When asked abou
the part her sister had played In sny
dsr's life che was greatly perturbed an,
wruns her hands. ghe said:
'Ny astsr, Mr. Snyder, left Nsr
York early this morning and 70 out o
N~v York 6tass. Will not toll he
vh~esahouts. Oh. this u . terrible a