The evening world., 1912-04-09

lice regard ~ IN important Iink Of
their chat IL the transcriVtion Of
notes taken by q detective VINO caves.
dropped on Mr.. and Mrs. Beach.
ne pair wsrs taken late s rVsn saa
isft alone thsfs-ss thsy sheuGhs. 1us
me detective wal ooseeaie1 kShinA .
bookcase ana took down OvoGy remain
As overheard, u % uAlsrDeeeo.
Mira Beach. whose maiden name vas
Camilla Moss, was the widow Of
Charles r. Havemeysr. who died In ies.
"Beauty" Beach was q member OF
Mrs. Havemeyer's set and soon gosA
zip linked fhcAr Beach, though
. man Of no considerable income. was
q star In the athletics INDUCED IN by
society and was a welcome and fire.
quent caller at the best houses"
with W. X. Vanderbilt ne VA u
friendly that hc almost Invariably ac-
companicd him on his cruises across the
Atlantic and into Southern waters.
When. In 1893. he declined IN invita-
ton 70 70 a. a member OF the party
aboard the Vanderbilt yacht. the Society
columns we're hiicd with prsdtetiens of
an approaching marriage TO Mrs. Have
meyer.
The forecasts were ve~fHe1. Nsr. WITH.
out any formal snnoun cement, Beach
and Mrs. Havemeyer we're married In
Grace Church ohantry On Nov. .. i1e.
william X. Vanderbilt was Beach's best
man and h guests presented . fer
midsbie array OF blue book aamss.
MvereRv m the DEATH Or
rRsr HUSBAND.
The mystery IN the present cAss 70.
Gals that in tho death Of Mr.. Bsach'SI
0rxs hlia1ta RA lie go (n,t.a AA-A -
his residence at Roslyn, 1. l. Frisnds
ono OF his hands grippcd q smoking 70.
voiver. The coroner's inquest was held
behind closed doors ana nothing was 81.
lowed to become public except that
There was no evidence to show that |
the shooting was not an accident
Mrs. HAvemsyer. who was left IN In.
come estimated ~ from 500. 900 upward.
resumed her place In society after
period Of mourning. and was known 10
the sosisty columns a. ''ths most beau.
uful widow In New York's 400.
A. soon as Mrs. Beach wa able to
travel after the attack at Aiken ahs
and Mr.. Beach came to New York. Mr..
Beach has two sisters here. Mrs.. J. n.
Taller Of No. y West Forty.sevsnth
street and Mrs. Johnston Livingston jr.
Of .HswlsttA.L I. I. Il was I'D Of both
places to-day that Mr.. and Mrs. Beach
sailed for Europe last wednesday.
Al the Hotel Vanderbilt it was learned
mat Mr.. and Mrs. reach registered
there on March n. II was understood
q the hotei that they, or q least Mr..
Beach, hailed last Wednesday on tire
and that the Beaches would
w. x. vanderonrs risets Ia. Paris.
II had been nrst anhouncsd that they
would sail April y. -
N was said at the ciubs SssQusntsd
BY Mr.. Beach that he had not been
lately. Tit Deaches left the hotel
the night before the MauretaniA sailed,
and their baggage followed them. Il
was Understood At the hotel mat ~.
Beach misht return seoa from nuropA
but that hts wife probably would Fsmsia
Al summsr Two other steam.
~ sailed Tor narops On wednesday: bvt
names Of the Beaohea ,
RELATIVE Aske Wt@v pol.oa
WAITED % IoNo.
While reevAsng d cate up6a = lnseus-
Non OF the caSs J. 3. Taller. 1Sach'e
lyotasrln-Aw. livtag At Mo- = Nset
loety.ssvsneh street. to-day yointsd
.asnifioAr'tay ~ the sact thAe tls ~
liberties At ,Aiksa waited unte The
Dsaohes- WIRE acress Ne Atianuo NeoptN
inaksng public the issusoos q the W..
Tor Beach'S Arrest. SW cf.I
To fact that they were - can NAs
printed ssverAi times and the 1Gts
yfveu." said Nj. Taller. TT must have
been known IN Aikta ana ret th6v seAus
upon tho moment when Mr.. ana Mrs..
Beach are Beyond roach 70 issu> al.
xrs. Beach remained at AAksa tor
laonths after the attack On afra DeAeA.
Why walt until their bacts aso TUNED
10 DO this. havS nothing more I .
~. ~. asl Nss. 1eaA Win uaasvtt.
sdiy be heard from"