New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-09
Ex-Judge O'Brien Returns
on Olympic-Reviews
Irish Affairs.
WIFE'S DEATH ENDS
LAWYERS ROMANCE
Robert HiIliard Tells of Suspi.
cious Tip" on Fight-Great
ThrOng on Liner.

With her usual large passenger list,
the White Star liner Olympic came in
yesterday from Southampton, after a
voyage of splendid weather.
Among the travellers was Morgan J.
O'Brien. the former justice, who, with
his wife and daughters, the Misses
Estelle and Maud O'Brien, had been
spending a vacation for six weeks in
France. England and Ireland.
MIR. O'Brien said he thought the
formation Of the Irish National Volun-
teers would have a potent effect upon
the Obstetrics and bring them to a
realization that, if they persisted in
their action, it would end with dis
memberment Of Ireland.
"The National Volunteers" he said,
'are ready to assist the government
in maintaining peace. They are BODY
o. men who stand for law and order.
and | think the men of Ulster Will
awaken to this fact. believe there
will be a compromise, for all the men
OF Ulster are not AS radical az Mr..
Carson. There are many in the Ulster
forces who have expressed themselves
as willing to agree upon give-and-
take measure"
David Stewart. lawyer. of Balti-
more. whose second wife died suddenly
in Paris two weeks ago, returned on
the Olympic. Mrs. Stewart was buried
in the cemetery of Pere La Chase
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart were married
secretly in Baltimore on March 4, 1913
They went to Paris about a month ago
to have the marriage made legal. rms
was done in accordance with the
French law. as Mr.. Stewards first VIE
had procured her divorce there.
The second Mrs. Stewart. who, be
fore her marriage, was Miss Editr
Boblitz. had undergone a severe oper
alton and had suffered much PAIN. II
was thought that an overdose OF drugs
which she used to relieve her suffering
caused death while she slept. Mr.
Stewart said he could not have th'
BODY cremated. as the French law Tor
bids such procedure where death ha'
occurred suddenly and without Prev
ous medical attention. Mr.. Stewart
first wife was Mrs. Alice Gerry Patter
son. Recently she married F. b. Girls
void, Of this city. 49,
Mrs. Alexander Stewart, OF Wash
ington, whose husband died in france
on June %, brought back his body OF
the Olympic. "a,
Robert billiard, the actor, witt
his bride, who was Miss Olga Ever
hard. returned after a honeymoon tril
Of $4,000 miles. Mr.. Hiiliard said tina
he and his wife attended the Moran
Johnson fight in Paris and declare'
that Moran was no match for Johnson
He said he was tipped by we'll know
sporting man Of Paris to bet So,o0o OF
sure thing, which was that Mora'
would win in the seventh round; Whe'
that round came along, Mr.. hililar
said. Johnson hit Moran vicious up
percut in the jaw in clinch and a
effort was made to claim foul.
When the Olympic was some fou
hundred miles out Of this port +
Lawrence Sperry, Of Brooklyn. was IN
formed by wireless that he had bee
awarded the grand prize of the frenc'
government for fitting to the use OF
HYDRO aeroplane the stablizlng gyro
scope recently invented by his father.
The Dowager Lady Decies, accom-
panied By her son, the Hon. Seton il
Beresford. came over for visit of tw'
months with her son, Captain Rober
Bcresford, in Providence.
Among others on board we're Ros'
Stahl. the actress: DR.. and Mrs. Feli'
Adler. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander Wal
do. Colonel F. A. B. DAILY. Miss NJ. L
Calender. Mr.. and Mrs. James namii
ton Gill. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barton
Jacobs. the Right Rev. John McCor'
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott. Colone
and Mrs. L. A. 7. Tudor and John
Waterbury.