The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-21
|MPERATORSA|lS
WITH PRIZE BULL
WRESTLER ABOARD
Senior GaOna, Clever Man.
Demonstrates His Ability
With Tale of Romance.
THE KHAYATS ARE OFF.
Most of Famous Family Are
Among 3,13O Passengers
on Giant Liner.
THE kHAYATS ARE OFF.

After forty-eisht hours In bort.
during which she discharged 1000
steerass passengers and took on 5000
tons Of coal and $3.50 passens gers, the
liner Imperator backed out into the
North River ct LILO o'clock this At.
ternoon for her trip back across the
ocean. Capt. J. F. Hopkins. q Sandy
Hook pilot, was ct the wheel.
Including her complement OF crew
and oficers. the great Hamburg.
American liner carried 1910 persons.
Not the least. by far. OF these wac
Senior Rodoifo Gaona. premier bull
nshter Of Madrid. who 10 returning
to Madrid by command " King Al.
fonso. after an exhibition before
President Huerta in Mexico City.
With him In his bride Of nineteen,
who was Senoslta Maria Gonzales
Of Seville.
Senior Gowanus, a. his name In al.
most pronounced. told Of his romance.
He aaid that while IN the bull ring In
Seville he stumbled and fell. Instead
Of being able to throw the bull he was
precious near being thrown By the
bull on the general principle that turn
about Ia fair play. In ono Of the boxes
was tho beautiful Maria Gonzalez. She
Jumped into the ring. Her crimson
scarf attracted the Infatuated beast and
tho beast gave her chase.
rNAla AlAA0 TAI q AAns> -.
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
The ssnorita was q good sprinter,
however. and ran tho bun until he lost
his wind and tho toreador was able to
got the sawdust out Of his eyes and
resume operations He thanked her.
She sighed and no sighed. They were
married. In tho second cabin wore q
half dozen matadors and photograph
vendors ready to swear to the 70.
mance's verify.
The toreador admitted that no was
accounted the greatest bull throwsr
in the world. His bride nodded her
approval OF this. After an engage
ment in Madrid they will return to
the Mexican Repubiic-if any OF the
republic IL left. Senior Ga0na realised
that things are slighuy upset In Mex.
leo and that his return engagement
with Huerta IL only tentative. His
contract may be Transferred at any
moment to some other dictator.
OF equal interest with the bull
throwing hero was the advance up
the gangplank OF Mr.. Asais khayat,
q rug dealer Of Thirty-fourth street
and Fifth avenue, who makes . trip
to Aasyria once q year with his fam
lly. Mr.. Khayat was followed by
Mrs. Khayat and nine children. The
ship was already overl0adod and no
the Khayats left the rest of the
childrou At homo.
MARY MISERY 10 STILL THE
BUSY LITTLE NURoE.
Tho youngest II Baby Mary. who
was brought aboard In the arms of
Mary Misery. an old nurse who Is
consistently happy for the reason that
there 10 always . now baby In the
family. The family intended to sail
. month ago. but Baby Mary had
ch'cksnpox and they wouldn't lot her
khayat remained ashore until little
Mary was all right again.
Some Of the first class passengers
aboard are: &. 8. Carstairs. George
Ehret IT,, C. q. Engel. the Prince
Aymon dc Faucigny Lucings, the
Earl and Countess Dunmore. Mrs.
Arturo Toscanini. Mrs. Alfred I.
Dupont and others prominent In 90.
ciety and artistic circles.
For nearly three hours before sail
Ing visitors crossing the gangplanks
Of the ships averaged more than
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