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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
ALREADY DIVORCED.
Elihu Root Contends that Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor Has No Case
Also Said She Had Been Convicted
Of Perjury.
Her Lawyer Declares She Was Left
Penniless.

The motion of Elizabeth c. Taylor for
counsel fees and alimony In her action
for q separation from Henry \. Taylor.
millionaire banker and railroad operator.
was argued before Justice Slower In the
Supreme Court to-day.
The motion was made by her counsel.
James Flynn. who did not state what
amount OF almony and counsel fee he
desired, but he said the defendant was
at least Il millionaire. She is the second
wife of the defendant. who Is about sixty
years old. while she Is only half his age.
Taylors first wife was II daughter of
Christopher Meyers, the late millionaire
rubber shoe manufactures, who died in
1883. about ten years after the death of
the first wife of the defendant. He
married the plaintiff at Rochester July
2, 1881. They have four children. The
three oldest live with the father, and
the youngest with the mother.
Mrs. Taylor charges various acts of
cruelty in this city and at Fortress
servant. although she does not ask for
an absolute divorce.
They have been separated about four
years; and the last act Of foo cruelty which
she charges occurred In 1889.
fcndant. said that he had got divorce
from her by. personal service of the
Court in 1880. on the ground of her IN
temperance. She had tried to have the
decree opened in 1892. but the Court had
decided against her He said she had
since been convicted of perjury.
Mr. Flynn jumped up and said that
had nothing to do with this action. He
said the woman had been left penniless
with her child.
The Court reserved decision.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
MOTHER ACCUSED OF CRUELTY
A Mixed. Ale Party Leads to Mrs,
Farrell's Arrest
Her Three Children Committed to
the Care Of a Society.

Mary Farrell, of Ga Union street,
Brooklyn, was held for examination by
Justice Walsh, in the Butler Street
Court, this morning, on the charge of
cruelty to her three children.
Mrs. Farrell on Saturday night and
all day Sunday had mixed-ale party
in her apartments Men were going in
and out all day yesterday, and they
made so much noise that the neighbors
complained.
Detective Kelly and Roundsman
Evans raided the place last night. They
found the three children in the bed
room with man named John Gal
lagher, Of % Second street. Gallagher
was scantily dressed, although two of
the children are girls, the Oldest being
twelve years old.
Gallagher was drunk, as was Mrs. Far
rell and her husband, James. The doors
were broken off their hinges. the win
dows were broken and the furniture was
smashed and things were wrecked gem
orally,
The children are in the care of the
Children's Society.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
MORE TUBERCULOSIS FOUND.
state Board of Health Warned
Against Upper COunties' Beef.

The State Commission on Tubercu-
losis was notified this morning by Chief
Chemist Martin, of the Board OF Health,
of the probable existence of tuberculosis
In the dairy herds of either st, Law
renee or Rockland County.
Last Friday COW intended as beef
for the New York market was seized
and butchered by Meat Inspector Bryce
Mars. On examination 1t was found to
be badly afflicted with tuberculosis. A
good-sized bunch of checsy tubercles
was found in the apex of the left lung
besides hard military tubercles in the
spleen, stomach and left side of the
abdomen. The meat WAS sent to the
offal dock and destroyed. and Il rigid
investigation at once instituted.
purchased by Joseph Lowell, a butcher
In the Association abattoir, Forty
fourth street and East River, from Hal
lenbeck & Hollis commission msr-
ty.ninth street and Eleventh avenue.
The commission merchants are exon
Grated from all blame. or any Intention
to deceive Mr.. Lowell, who is likewise
the diseased condition of the COW be-
fore the discoveries made after It's
slaughter.
Messrs. Hallcnbeck & Hollis declare
herd shipped from Rockland and ST.
Lawrence counties. The herd was made
up of purchases from numerous far
mers In both counties. and, therefore,
particular herd the COW came from
However, the State authorities Will
endeavor to locate the herd, and u
necessary examine all the cattle In both
counties. The local Board OF Health will
render all the assistance within its pow
err, as the members are fully alive to the
danger to the city from the consump-
ton of meat or milk from tuberculous
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
F0|LEO THE |NCENDIARY.
A Damp Cot and Calm House.
keeper Prevent Panic or Death.
Five Families Quietly Nacate De-
lancey Street Tenement.

An attempt to burn IL" hrs,-atory
tenem'nt-huusr at lp Delaney .tr, t
early this morning was discovered he
fore any serious damage was done.
At 80 o'clock Mrs. Lyman. vino lives
on the third floor. sitting At her VIM
dow, became aware that her room WAS
fast filling with smoke. She went down
keeper. Mrs, Isaac l.anman, that the
house was ON lire, Mrs. LIumin
thought so, too, but she l. n very srnsi-
BILE woman. Sh' gave n" loud alarm,
rooms Il, cupi"l hy The ~" families %.
tn" NuNs'. explained matters quietly,
aud told them they A.d better so Ialy
IN" rtIa"I
InJount,lIy. tho house,. rr,.- nru-
posurr and pv"',urr ct IH,uI prevented
. panic, fer men, Women ant .l'i'r"u
left thcr h,5s Without IN" least oN-
smoke-Hlicl halls and got into The
street rUbhius their SLEEPY eyes.
IN the mean time somebody had
came. In Tho cellar an old cot, lillri
with excelsior, was found .mouldeTiug
In a " rud-hin II waa very damp, ANA
would not burn.
aud Put ,ur the flames 9l"u fhos
mr,d, inquiries, ami W"ra told o., .lruu
~ 'uhurE VT" lH"s uu sue .'ry'u
noo,. ih,l E' r'n"N,d 'N a,l.0"t b'u
boon u.,Hn - ! asa ii" n"u,'. ip-. .'.
IHl" ia, a.: tNyr' e.. t.Hr i'.. b.. sHI8.
d. lad h,ar. - Un.m Holh .i.H'.Hir
through NE ."wrr Paw Jma -r dos 70
fiom The cellar ana leave The house
hurriedly.
The matter will he referred to the
Fire Marshal 20 investigate The wood
shed, in which the cot was was Tiled
with empty wooden boxes. Had The cot
burned readily, there might have been
Sreqt loss vi lie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
ARRESTED 22 TIMES.
Owen Lynch Sent 10 the island for
DisOrdrrlY Conduct,

Owen Lynch, twenty-five years old, of
IA Tenth avenue, was arrHigned 10 York
vile Court this morning charged with
disorderly conduct. Lynch, who has
been arrested twenty-five times, is a
member Of "A gang that congregate about
Fiftieth street and Broadway. Yesterday
he saw a water -pitcher in Mulrooney's
real estate office on that corner, and
knocked at the door
Waterman OFarrell responded, and
when Lynch asked for ten cents slammed
the door in his face This angered
Lynch, who burst In the door. lie was
about ia assault OFarrell when arrested
Justice Meade sent him to the island for
ten days, promising him six months on
his next appearance there.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
WOMAN SAYS HE ROBBED HER
smith Held ON tho Complaint Of
Mrs. NcGurken.

Charles ID Smith, eighteen years old,
Il printer. no home, MSS held in Tumbs
Court Thu morning charged VIII. dc
laGvsny OF - from CulI AcGuIkeE, O.
r. ralhai:Te stree. Sutr had hn,u
4D:u-S aud, AbG,lr tnr hdt- iu Catl.-
Tir- street. ana u. June Is Airs. Mr-
GUgken sent HIM :or some wood and
bread.
\ purse containing ,ha s. was under
her pillow. While lie was absent she
twenty minutes later, she found that
smith had been there and thai her
money MAS zone. She did not see him
until sunday night. when she caused his
unrest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
GOULDS' NEW YACHT.
May he BuiIt In Time to Ruce with
BrnRetts Boat.
By Associated Press.

LONDON, July 23.-The Times to-day,
after confirming the statement that
George J. Gould has ordered of the
Herreshoffs new racing yacht, with
hull of bronze. adds that it is believed
that the new flyer will be ready in time
to race with Mr.. James Gordon Benefits
new yacht at the next Spring regattas
of the Mediterranean.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
MAYORALTY IN THE BALANCE,
writs of MaRdnmus Granted In
Mount Nernon's Election.

Justice Bartlett. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, this morning issued alterna-
tive writs of inandamus in the case Of
several ballots alleged 10 have been lille
gally cast at the municipal election held
In Mount Vernon on May H. last.
There arc enough alleged Illegal bal
lots under consideration 10 turn the
election IN favor OF Edison Lewis the
Republican, candidate, or Edwin Fish
the Democratic candidate, tor the MAY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

VlJ NNStVTaTUT w ~
LONDON, July eth. Senior Consul
representing the foreign consuls at
Shanghai has been officially notified that
the Government is preparing to block
the Yang tse kiang River at the bar
near Woosung at any moment in case
of need.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
RAID ON NIHlllSTS.
Twenty We're Arrested by the St
Petersburg Police Yesterday.

ST PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The po-
lice arrested twenty Nihilists in this
city yesterday. No reason Is known for
the arrests, but it is conjectured that
they were due to the discovery of a
plot against the life of the Car.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
Press Bill Amendments Rejected.
By Associated Tres

T8y NhSuCIIIeU ITtss.t
PARIS, July :3.-Premier Dupuy to.
dag asked the Chamber of Deputies, as
mark of confidence in the Govern
mert, to reject ali amendments to the
Governments Press BILL aimed at the
suppression of anarchy. The Chamber
granted the Premers request, and all
the amendments were rejected with in
creased majorities. The Chamber then
al ipIIrngl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
Cholera spreads in Adrianopie.

IBy NssOrIklcd Prof'l
NOBLE, July % roul
fresh Eases OF cholera are reported fro,l
Ad.iduoplc, The Government has De
riurod ave day"' quarantine against -!
European ,trrNal..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
Coming EycHts.

Tirnia and Summcf-night's festival u the Jolly
Ramblers, south Beach, Wednesday,
SunImor-nights festival of tho chelsea Asso-
citation Thursday evening Al Lion Park.
Invitation reception rnd seaside festival OF the
Col, NJ C. Murphy Association Saturday Rt Coney
ISlanu.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
Seven Minutes Ahead,
Nigilant Becalncd.

" 'eau VI IN. IS. on BfltanIla, ana was
estimated to be fully two miles ahead.
Nigilant BecnImcd.
Britannia was apparently out of the
race, and it seemed to be that nothing
remained but to record the times OF
NiSilant's increased leads.
After rounding Poor Head fagboat,
Nigilant for the first time ran up n
balloon spnnaker. and was rafting
along almost two miles and half
ahead
But, at about Sl5 2. NJ, there was a
great change in this aspect of affairs,
and Britannia had another of those
great slices of luck which have fallen
10 her share ever since she first met
Nigilant. The strong northerly wind
died Off and Nigiant. having changed
her spinnaker to balloon iib-topsail,
vas soon lying almost becalmed about
two miles from Daunt's Rock, while
Britannia retaining II northwest breeze,
rapidly overhauled her rival, and event
ually passed her on her weather quarter,
amid a scene of the most intense ex-
element among the spectators.
When the two yachts passed Daunt' $
Rock Lishtship. on the third round,
Britannia, owing to this fiuke in the
wind, nad the lead. The times were:
II. NJ. 8.
Britannia ..........................3 q o.
NlSilant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . q 70
Britannia managed to retain the lead
to the end. The following are the cor
rected official times of the two yachts
"A; the finish:
Ii. NJ. 9.
britannia Observation-Disclosures. 10 Ii
' Is ''.''s..... IL w
Britannia, consequently, won by 45s.,
without counting her time allowance,
and by I'm. Dos. counting her estimated
time allowance of I'm. los.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
LONG G7AECH AND Back Soc.

Macy FAIIEN, Pleasure Fay Eul Elberp-.
81, W. the En,,'' ''i uro' ihc Narrowly"
Up iGC Picturesque shrewsbury"
NGLN DAYS leave JANE ST, \. II. u
aiu,a- '..-a, Ian ST., A. NJ. and +. 81.
81 NDAlS. leave JAM ST. and IL a. - ~
boats '.aSs BATTERY PIER NEAR Barge ofnesc
u utnules latei; LONG BRANCH; PLEASURE
BAY. .EABRiGHT HIGHLAND BEACH, Little
snNei al pranchp0rt FREIGHT Al loves rsfsa.
LoNG.sl, CHEAPEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL
SAIL OFT az SEW YORK
srcsn,F Eilc.ou lcINr, foot East SIs, It. 10 A.
NJ Euiss Book. uroohlyn 1870: Battery Pier
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

a lead Of Am. i2s. on Britannia
'igilnnt Well SuiI.d.
The sunboat Albacorc, with Rear
Admiral Henry =. St John, senior
uhiier on the coast of Ireland. OIL
board, followed the yachts during the
early stages of to-daN's contest.
After passing Daunts Rock on the
first round 1t was "a dead beat to wind
ward to the Roche's Point llapboat.
both yachts working different tides,
Britannia to the westward and Nigilant
to the eastward.
Nigilant to-day had on board a capital
local pilot and the manoeuvring OF the
American yacht under his direction in
dicated Il close acquaintance with the
tides.
Seven Minutes Ahead.
The two yachts completed the second
round, off Roche's Point. as follows:
II. NJ s.
Nlsllaht '....,.......,...........2 90 -
britannia .........................2 10 %
Nigilant. therefore, was ON. 57s. ahead
at the end of the second round, showing
II gain Of I'm. 15s. on the last leg, and
was thought to be a sure winner, bar
ring accidents.
The times of the two yachts at the
Poor Head fagboat on the third round
were:
II. NJ. S.
NlSilaht .........................2 35 80
biltdhiia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. SO
Nisilant at this stage OF the race had
1n..I
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

The great and only corbett Is simply
sweeping everything before him In Ire
fit of Il church-that OF the Rev. James
Corbett. the pugilist's namesake and rel
alive. That performance will be given
get every penny OF the proceeds. Then
MIR. Corbett will play In Waterford,
Limerick and Cork. 1t Is said that he
feels quite at home In the land OF his
forefathers, IA statement that is palmetto
enough to produce tears.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

while I'm on the other size, saii Il
well-known and rather pompous actor
yesterday. at the Giilsey House. ia Ike
very much to make arrangements win
Sardou for new play ! know mes
rather busy man, but
but" Tetorted his friend. III you
cable him that you are coming he'll meet
the boat at Havre or Liverpooi AS the
case may be. He's a most obliSlns lei
low, and so fond Of Americans, who give
him SO much work You can tell him
what you want, and he'll send the
scenario as soon as he's thought 1t out.
And the pompous actor took II IN DEAD
earnest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

Miss Agnes Herndon will not be man
aged by her little eX-huSband, feSsel,
this season. While they We're divorced
he had no objection 10 plotting he'
through the country, now, however.
that she is another's he declines to
have anything To do with the company,
which seems rather inconsistent, doesn't
ii? Miss Herndon VIII again present
that feryid Sarah Jane drama. entitled
LA Belle Marie"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

While the ordinary everyday Stage
lady goes to the different dramatic eH.
charges on foot-and is even thankful
just now that she has shoes TO go in
Mrs Robert /. Cutting trives around
In Il pretty little hanson. She was
spotted on Broadway yesterday, clad In
calmly pink. with dramatic agents wait
ing at the door of her cab. from which
she was laying down the Jaw IN fine
she may not star next season, and that
consequently she wants some work To
do.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
Nigiinnt Takes the Lead.

III NC rench 10 Daunt's Rock Nigl-
'aht changed her jib-topsails to different
sizes three times, and increased her lead
,"p'dly until nearing the lightship, when
hI'l&Ania again drew near % hpr.
''iHins baunt's Rocf iAShtarip on
''' .rNt roGAd ,he two 'IgeIs were lim,l
~ inflow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
figtlnnt Well SuiI.,i

lead Of I'm. as. on Britannia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23

Charles Frohmun has not only rifle
london of everything worth having, bu
he has secured II mortgage on futuritS
He already owns the American right
Of works that have not yet beel
written He has left very little for an!
body else.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-04
PEN SION 6!

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-04
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-04

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The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
ooIngs Of the Seat Of Learning In the
Valley,

polngs OF the Scat Of Learning In tho
Valley,
Thanksgiving cveninG Roy, Or Coop
er lcclured on "Optory,' M the unlyor-
ulty chapel a notice ~ this lecture
had been given In The Independent, 50
thpl when the entertainment began by
an Instrumental duct by Prof Nunyar
ana Miss Kellogg. The room was
crowded This duet was followed by a
NoHh solo by Mr. oldham. Then, after
SOLO by Miss Mulery. DR., Cooper CONE
nch''d MS grand lecture. lnck of time
pelnE The only drawback. Another
nollh heicctl9B from MI Oldham com
PlNtd tho programme All who came
put nom Helena oxpreaned themselves
~ m"ic Than repaid FOR the long ride.
Ihe Pullman Literary society met
saturday evening In tho chapel, The
committee had prepared the following
prosihmmci instrumental duet, Misses
fltcb ana Kellogg, recitation, "Thc
Boys" Mr., IIedley; solo, Miss ciout-
cher essay, THE Modern Dance" Philo
Haynes; recitation. Miss Austin. reci-
@tlon, "Tho Clowns Story" Mr. Dnv-
ldson; vocal solo, Miss Mullle Kellogg;
grand march. critics report; hdiourn-
ment' The meeting, gotten up az II was
on the spur OF The moment. was great
SUCCESS, ana removes the idea some had
That the society would be failure.
Many ot the people living near the uni-
versity attended the meeting We
would be glad 90 see any Of our Helena
friends who can come out, The society
meets every Saturday evening.
Tuesday and Wednesday were exam
inntlon days and the pupils are very
tired from the hard work The new
term began Thursday. Dec. 6.
The Shakespeare class Is busy with
their essays, which are due Dec. 22
Messfs. Oliver and Pinckncy old
students OF the school, returned Satur-
day, and viii begin work the llrat OF the
winter term.
Miss Suckney, another new pupil, ar
rived Sunday afternoon.
Jernon Duncan is going TO commence
school work at the 4 In q few days.
The Pullman Literary society Will
soon Issue a seml-monthly paper, Con-
tributions gladly received.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

A pleasant evening was spent NJ the
Baptist church Tuesday, az which time
the Y. T., l.. q, OF the church gave IA
little entertainment 10 commemorate
the fourteenth anniversary OF lis found.
ing The programme included the Man
dolln and Banjo club, Judge Eddy,
Angus Avery Mrs, Adams, Mrs Avery
Mrs, DCCHmp and Miss Redield The
lHtter is nCouHln ~ Mrs. Adams. from
Minnesota She sang DeKovcn'H "PnHt
aud Future" IN pleasing manner ana
responded 10 an encore. The whlstling
OF Louis Sanders was charming nnv-
city; the tones were full or bird-like,
with trilla, and shakes or qunvcra, ana
with the guitar accompaniment was
much enjoyed, Light refreshments ANA
general sooiabllily followed the pro-
grammc. A novel method of collection
was used. To each church member was
sent "A little bng, with the request 10
put IN enough money FOR each penny
10 represent yenf OF his life. About
500 were realized In this way,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
The Knight of Health

Is armed cap-a-ple for every kind Of wea-
ther. It's absolutely essential to good
health TO maintain the normal tempera-
ture OF the body in all cases, regardless
OF changing conditions; and to completely
exclude dampness and cold from the chest
and other vulnerable points. Our chest
protectors liver pads, meet the necessities
OF the season exactly and fully. When not
thus securely shielded from the winter
blasts and storms, every exposed point
is an invitation to sickness. Make Illness
stranger by closing the door TO It's en-
trance. Hardly anything can cost less
than our chest protectors for ST. Don't for
get that our prescription department Is
the best In town.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

elaboInto supper served 10 further the
enjoyment. ana make the sociability
moro pronounced. Those attending this
party We're Mesnra and MeHdAmes
boycHdRe hulgroyo. Pardolilan. knobb
Mcfnddcn, blackburn, Kennedy. Hertz
McHdnmeH Fowler, Grant Edwards;
Misses Dubbr, Brodofnou. Dunn,
Knohb. Horny Lnngun, ifmundaOn,
DickcrHon llevrrldEa, SchrclnCr,
Meusrs, Dickeruon, Henry, BroderaOn.
Woodmon, Long0n, Morris.
Reeves, Moore. Nlncen.