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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31

| BAPTIST. CHURCH. CORNER SAN AN
s1,, tonic S street apd Magotin avenue Wo.
| Hours for service:
| 9;45 a. M, Sunday school.
| 100 a. M, morning worship.
| 800 p. M, Junior Union.
90 p. M, Senior Union.
1 go m.' evening worship.
CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE IMMAoUL-
Campbell street Father CahiIi, Rector.
Residence. North Oregon street. Hours Tor
| service:
$3.50 a. M. Catechism.
J 1000 a. M. High mass, sermon.
ICERMAE LUTHERAN CHURCH. REV.
| HneDotter; Pastor. Hours for service:
| TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
| church, South, corner Texas and Stanton
denGe, 71s North Campbell street. Hours for
1880 p, M, evening worship
$3.50 a. M, Sunday school,
SS an1 4GS p me- aspwo nth League
, CHRIsTIAN CHURCH, MYRTLE AvEN-
no-t he; kev x, d: shnlts Pastor; Residence;
streets. Hours for service:
HOO a. NJ. morning worship.
1:30 p. M, evening worship.
$50 a m Sunday school.
6:d5 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor.
z: 30 p. M. wednesday, prayer meeting.
Ct: CLEMENTS CHURCH. MESA AvEN-
adjoining the church. Hours for service:
,7;30 a. M. holy communion.
5:sS p ? n ssys9ains prayer:
800 p. M, Catechism.
Toly days-10:OO a. M, holy communion
Wedn esday-10:OO a. M, htany and reading
PARISH SOCIETIES.
The fbo
The BrotRerhood Of St. Andrew Chapter
The baushters of the King (Chapter 1907
meet every Friday at 900 D. m.
The Rector's Aid Society meets every Tues
day at 800 p. M. except the Tuesday after
The Wemans uxiliary cMargares B. Mar
dav oranch} IN meets at 800 p M on the Tues
The Ministering Childrens League meets
every Saturday afternoon at the residence
The Altar Guild meets the Saturday pre-
ceding the first Sunday in each month.
CONGREGATIONAL G h U RCH (MEXI-
~ CAM. Lower Ell PaSo street. Rev. A. G.
c North
street. Hours for services:
HOO a. M, Senior Christian Endeavor.
$500 p. M, Junior Christian Endeavor
200 p M, evening Worship
v No. A. SAINT LOUIS STREET.
- Thomas johnson, general secretary
Hours for service:
300 D. M, bible study.
400 D. m mems meeting.
Rooms open through the week from 300 a.
m. to 10: p. m.
MEXICAN MISSION OF THE METHOD
wi ist church, South. South Campbell
street near Fourth street, Rev. j. +. Corbin
Pastor. Hours for servce
80 a. M, morning wc-snip.
7::30 p. M, evening worship.
1000 a. m. s-nday school,
DOOR OF HOPE, SOUTH OREGON ST.
- Services on Sunday at 1900 a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. Rev. J. +. Corbtn will preach at night
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31
Miscellaneous

National Union.
Meets fourth Thursday in each month a
Odd Fellows hall. W. e. SHARP, Prest.
G. c. B. ROBINSON, Sec,
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CONTINUED on It'll page.
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DOOR OF HOPE, SOUTH OREGON ST.
- Services on Sunday at II 200 a.. m. and 40
p. m. Rev. J. f. Corbin will preach at night,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31
CT. A. r.

Emmett Crawford Post No, 10, G, A, r
Meets first Sunday of each month at 2:2O D.,
m, at * of hal, Ali comrades in good
standing invited to visit the post,
Malloy, Com,
F E Tustein, Adj.
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]. 1. GRANT, Rec. Sec.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31
X. Of l..

Gate City Assembly IL. A 3O4D
Meets every Tuesday evening at *. OF T.
hall, Turner building. San Antonio street, at
1880 o'clock JOHN SORENsEN, NJ. w,
A. SOLKY Rec Sec.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31
X. of p.
coIored knights OF PythIss

CoIored Knights OF PYthas
Myrtle Lodge No, IT,
Regular meeting every Wednesday evening
In Union Labor hall, over Badgers grocery
store. Sojournfng knights respectfully in
vited to attend,
J.R. FORD. @. c.
W. HUTCHINSON X. of r. and S.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-31

Jefferson Assembly a.. A. lSi5)
Meets second and fourth Friday evening
at X. of P, hall, Turner building, San Anto-
MO street, at 80 O'Clock,
J.E, MOORE. NJ. w.
]. 1. GRANT Rec. Sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
LUCK VS.. CALCULATION.
THE SMdTURTTY or CHASCRS' 4.
SHOWN IN HORSE RICISG,

Time whom tho Pendulum Turns and the
Reasonable Certainty When to Expect
Ii-Law OF Sequence As shown by Fig
ures for Year--NeIt Years Outlook.
Thoro was onco man who wrote an interesting
story on Tho CuSsodnoss OF lnAnimato Things
showing how chairs, tables stonos, inequalities
Of sidewnlka oil eonspired against his safety
and comfort He tackled q bicycle with full
expectation Of being maimod for life, but rodo
II at tho hrst lesson Here. although he did not
know II. was his Maturity Of Chances" lilo
thought tho lano had no turning, made his cal.
culationS accordingly, and therein no was wrong
The pen dulum Tor its oquivaionA swings In every
pioco Of mechanism from tho clock IN tho hu nan
being. Occasionally q daring and skilful hand
gives II an extra impetus, a. alcohol or hot water
will stimulate tho heart but a. the Inevitable
reaction Of such stimulation must DO Teckonod
on In somo degree, 80 tho export, within reason.
able limit can ioreseo what the result Of that r.
action must bs--eNpecinly In horse racing Wall
Street hos long recognized this fact and many
arc the daring schemes " take advantage Of II
and reap the maturity oil chances" harvest
With racing tho elements Of influence thai vary
In Wall Street always about the same let
the carpers say what they will the great Eastern
II Ss world S esn and facing
Is demonstrated BY the average sequence Of THE
suns charts and statistics The familiar prob
even price, oxist In every race, working out cor
responding average throughout Tho time boz
tween races gives wide margin for calculation
and conlheadnoss which Is Impossible In connection
with the stock market II Is interesting TO recall
that one OF tho first "Get-Rich Quick" syn.
dicaos had a machine on which were koys repro
sentng stocks, prices and averages When
tho5e Keys were struck along a line Of "Msurity
Of hanco@ tho stock to be bought or sold was
indicated. Throo months before that machine
arrived one Of the promoters interviewed the
writer on tho question Of average calculation.
a. the track and tho application Of tho principle
70 the gtOcb market
There is no machine which will do tho work.
unless we classify the human brain and intnlli.
genoe In the category, but Occasionally there
como curious happenings, a definite maturing
Of changes, the story Of which goas the round
Of club or social circle aud once again Ia voiced
the opinion, Success al racing Is all luck"
As the man continues 70 win along one line, that
OF taking the hold against a choice, so also Il
must bc possible 10 win somcti mes by taking
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
Important News
From Toy Land.

Our toy store on tho fourth floor OF the
new building Is concededly the largest and
most attractive home OF TOYS ever seen in
Brooklyn. and we doubt II It's equal can be
found anywhere-E Every p aything a child
could wish for Is here, and thousands never
dreamed OF besides-In such an unusual
place you're apt TO look for unusual values.
and no one who comes here will be disap-
pointed In this respect These items speak
for the entire collection -
MECHANICAL STEAM TR AIMS. perfect mini
atures OF the EXPRESS FLYERS: trains con-
sist Of locomotive. tender and two cars: COM
plete with ilne circuia track runs rapidly
$40
PRINTING PRESSES. regular printing of.
fee: strong, accurate Press and outnt OF
Tyre and Ink. In cabinet case. SLID
Fine assortment OF tho best make Presses. up
IN Observation-Disclosures. SO.AS
SEWING MACHINES-ths LITrLE FAVOR
ITE-a perfect sewing machine: does al the
plain sewing same as the large machire:just
the thing :or little girl.................,.Ssc
Also ace the LITTLE BEAUTY IDEAL Sewing
Machine. a truly perfect sewing mnchine.
and will 10 the work equally az well as any
OF the large machines: It's about one-hali the
size ~ a Wheeler 4 wii-on.
COMBINATION DEsK-BLACKBoARD - tho
genuine Chau'auqua black boarl and desk;
has 20 different suljects very instructive and
cunning: regularly 81 rs. at el.2S
BUCKpoARDS-The.e spring board Coasters
include brake operated with the foot This
Ia one OF the hes. strongest buckhoaris
mad. not the cheap make S1.s8
sLEIGHS-An extra fine. we'll male Sleigh.
bent knees. oval steel runners. nicely decor
ated: whiie they last DISC
DOLLS CARRIAGES A specially strong
ma IL reed Carriage. upholstered. with para
sol and TOD comp etc: special OSe
A splendid assortment OF extra fine Carriages
and Go Carts, M to 7es
PIANOS-A regular little upright. highly rol-
ishsd case, with Is keys..... ............ 0gc
DESKS-A Practical Desk. for Boys and @ rls
polished oak or ash. Of excellent make. with
perfect desk interior. Secretary mod'l si.so
A large collection Of Children, Home De-ks.
o. best makes. mp to....................S1 .BS
REVOLVING DESK CHAIRS-A practical. well
made Revolving Desk or Chilrs once chair.
with strong steel fittings. nicely poll
ished .................. DSc
TOY TEA sETS-A pretty decorate China
Tea Set. good size. nicely arranged In firm
hox: i'm rorts IN sell at 81. 25. ........ 8sc
PAINT OR COLOR BoXES-kn extra nne
Paint Box and full assortment OF eond coors.
complete with brushes. mixing dishes. rule.
compass and pale e.....................Os DISC
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Strong Values in
Women's Coats. Capes,
and Suits.

women's Jacket OF black unnn she'd
worstsd. double breas'ed front. with din ~i-
feet II has inlaid velvet collar and Ia lined
with coored satin-unusuaily good value at
80 IS
Jackets OF black fancy md rough cheviots
made In the most approved style. with velvet
collar AM Incl throughout with rich fancy
silks. They're Jackets that IN tiIl now have
been sold ns onA Of the best values OF the
season at s1e7 5-To- morrow you can buy
one d........ blS.3S
A lot OF tailor ma IL Suits NJ a variety Of
correct stylish ma'erias In ronuar sha ga.
sr'.nidIy tailored and lined throughout with
sik-Srits that have be"n selling regularly
at $500 and S35 hO-at....,..,.... ... Sli.05
Snme very handsome velour Capes. elabo-
rately trimmed with fur and let and lined
with black or fancy sat!ns-the usual $35. 90
to Ses.00 garments-so at
s73.75 and S36.7s
Second floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10

81. day. shows daily wins OF 8. 2 2 l. !. 8;
thc FIRST ftve days Of 1897 show daily wins Of q
; ?; 1928 shows daily wins OF s. s. s s. 5, and
1899 daily wins Of l., 5. 2, 5. 3 2 Contrast thc)
sixth and seventh days OF 1899 onIv Two win1
each; the ninth and tenth days no wins and ond
ami % on. with any year and any sequence al
days either regular or irregular, and then rol
member that the motto on the shield ~ the average
p.n.er Il g Jump in nnd play tavottes after
bn. unless some table OF record Is kept and cal
citations tnken for al ieasi four wears. Il q
somewhat diN'cult " veil when the slump il ovn}
i is certainly no. limited TO day, as witne3
ShecpShrad fall las, year and others and e.
can only he esl mated by past records and d
existing figure Of PERCENTAGE for the year N da ~
Some years fill out better In tho spring. TO u
owe, in he fall. and viec'ScrSaa. JUS, as so
Tho prediction Tor 1899 al this sp-ine mertil
WAS verified abnrdanuy The weak DAYS al
sensational happening came IN due course D.
cause NJ the fgr inv on tho 1893 record Of 81 r.
cent, wlthoul looking further, many Ihouet
The good percentages ~ eight years ago al a.
track had surely returned, and. increasing d.
initial bet lost noney-And faith. II will u
found aiyantageous n roiain the charts herewith
pnbiShei Tor references to iuluro articles. and
for lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10

As shown recently in the table Of the Morris
ar ay pgns s the q
Ing dsersnse, the pendulum SUING back to ooou,
Of The At .c sa wa! q SIG per n ssnt
This Loft Tho calculation of The normal p~rcen.
ss' osfs S SS % snys s
have bcsn ali wall Stree, % a peanut thai hats a
N. Gravrsena prediction OF NAV 20, 1850 WAS %s;
Years ago when thistIrck opened the ball =, tho
WINS regarded as : good isyorite track. Since
then his has changed, and the record OF winning
t,vori,es decrens"d from m, even so PER cent, 10
around the third md fourth and ninth days"
II tho table is carefully lookei through Tor Sc.
@ that r G say IRIS s' P" T E+sor fA% H.y., si
srs. r s b,, sss n ,he
1890. II will he found thai Al Gr,vcs-nd the years
sequence followed one on the heels Of the other.
AMI ,hs, where irregularities occurred, such as
the following day tby datc) in 1900 made up the
average. II will alsh he foun that the s'r'nrth
Of the meeting comes after the NTH day, sni tina,
the wax day came on the nin'h day with sven
consecutive inyories losing, The Gl'h day Of 1898
being balanced by that Of 1897, AMI the far min
Of 1850 Taxing the record of the hrN six days
o. the meeting y will be seen thrl The totals
Of ; Tins rem - 1890 Is wins n 1907 10 wins
lar very even record md not hard 10 beat with
any style OF bet N the tracks
with the second hali came the change which
ass rule Olga deep into the pocket Of tho punrer
who only roughly sizes IN the situation by mem.
orv, Instead Of by card Taxing the next sixth
day NS07 had no thirteenth day ana lS96..7-S
no fifteenth day.. the recur! runs $500, 20
wins; 1897 II {, reduction 1898. ID wins (normaD
and 1899 only 10, thr reduction bring inreshndowed
by the three records Of isaj7S which demon.
Ira'e that 1909 record must fall TO balance and
oquelizo the unpreceden'e upward swing Of The
pendulum To 20 wins in 1896. which, as II was
not sustained in following years. pointed TO a
weakening close for the meeting.
II may be said that with anything approach
ing normal conditions, the record of the seventh
70 Thirteenth days of the spring meeting OF 1900
may be safely wageIed to produce more than
IL winning ars favorltea his being IS per
cent LET some Of the dIubt-Ts and tho curious
chalk this up, Thus the meeting was slowly
adjusting iisaf 10 the new level ms shown by the
old records, these being 1894 80 per cent Of win,
ming iayoT''ss; 1895 81 per cent. 1898, 81 per
ont 1897, 5s per cent, "a sudden drop; 1898
81 PET cent Ohio returning swing), and 1899,
lust 80 per cent
he care some Interesting data on which To ngu q
OUT 10 probabilities OF nexI year, Alter tho kquc-
duct and Morris ra'k meetings have so he no,cb
Tor tho year 70 work from Il the tables are or.
eminod will be seen lhal this sequence Ia trus.
worthy. The record Of 1924 aken..ior -ihs nrsi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10

Il simply becomes a question OF Averayinp the
actual wins and the average prices against such
wins as against a certain cap.tal sufficient 10
wat until tho tide turns This the averages better
never seems 70 grasp but swallows whole such
cAsos as the wall ( noWn cigar manufacturer
who went 10 Shocpshrad last fall. aud bcing asked
what he was about 70 play said no did not
know Taking q roll OF notes from his poke 81
no took the top left hand figure aud PLAYED tho
corresponding numScr on the Programme for
the second race, and 80 on Tho result was no
chance, and al the hyth racs baked al a SOL
alton stood on his iorcheai, and then with a
rs on. iIis het- hal run $40 on which
then h. waSrret $40 and won 5000 and
HIS place hct on tho iavorte was 5000 TO win
$1,000. The SOL shot ran second n the favorite,
which was disqualified for louing and the out.
slider won. He loft tho track s57 to the good
mai a, halter and the experience served rs
a social sermon Tor q week. II 10 aaio to Sny
that he might have gone down Tor q week fol.
lowing and not won a bet. The possible CHANCES
of any given number winning anv given race
arc several thousan IL N ono, ancor'lng IN num-
her engaged and sequences Of success or loss
The law Of sequence 10 demonstrated In tho
following table showing tho running At the Graves
end track, dav ny dav, for tn. past four yrara
On'y the winning favnrte II dealt with. and tho
wins arc marked ~" those not winning 20 tho
place not being dealt with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
WEIL's WIFE WAyis " RE Aim ,SY
says Well Made $500, 600 In Ono Deal 1,
Wall street.


May Z. We'll who sued Henry G. We'll q
m ember Of the Stock Exchange. for a serara-
ton on the ground OF abandonment and OBJ
tanned an order for almony of 500 month
and counsel fee NJ So o. asked Justios
Gildersleeve OF the supreme Court on Friday
TO ncrrnse the allowance because We'll bas put
In an answer accusing her Of adultery with
Actor Flank H. Doane. and on new evidence OF
the defendants wealth.
The amin Vas an actress when she was
IN rrled. She il a Catholic AMI We'll Hebrew.
He explained that his family must not know OF
the MARI age. 50 he posed MS a bachelor In
an hptrtm' Mt al 49, Fiith avenue" She de-
mrs. thnt She has aIc.rtainpd that III made
S3OO,uOu IN one deal In Wall street last winrer
lnd n" bel evas h" sam liionairo soon after
i've marriage h" put S5OWn with the Colonial
Trust Company TO secure her an income, hut
She sRys she has obtained only $500 OF the
Income
We'll .se,. nm that she WAS intimate with
Do M w Penn. ylVhuia. Wa hinRtOn aud hero.
DOnn" form"rlv payeI In thu same company
with her. Doane denies tho chdrgaA OF init
macy. He appears ~ separate "nnuH-l
M"il In on oslng the motion does not state
his financial con ition bur SAYS II depends on
80 'culAtiou n Wall Street, He saws that his
VIE was not accustomed he ore the ma rriaRa
10 live "a eNppnsvply HR he maintained her,
The Court re-urvei decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
YaLE CrP rAktN FROM MORY'S
Protest of UNDERGRADUATES ut tho sunder-
ing Of Two Institutions.

NEw HAVEN, Dec. p-yHle UNDERGRADUATES
are protecting against the action OF the 1900
cup men In removing the cur from Mnry's To
the University Club. The cup and the cup
men are institutions nj Yale. The cur itself ia
~ n ain pewter holds about tour quarts and
has SIX handles. It was nrst started away
hack In the early chties and II has he"n
passed down from class to class. the cup men
OF the grsdua'in class appointing six mem
bers nj the com ng srn or class ench year TO
succeed them. The names Of the cup men are
all engraved on the cup. The cup was Iert at
Mory'- until recently. and the successive pro-
rrietors OF that establishment have a'ore
known how to mix the seductive fluid with
which the cup il fl'lel.
In the centre NJ the largest room at Mory's
has always been a tarce round table cspahl- Of
hol ing the tobys and stsin~ OF twenty or thirty
customers. This table Is ny 'ta ltion r. rvad
20 the us Of enio's AMI graduates. and Il has
been their custom 10 carve Their u iias oC h {.
tor % h able. Hun. around on the wal II
the room are seve raj NJ the-e table ious entirely
covered With ini'ial, Around this tab s"n or-
cn hered II one o them -hond "L.t's e"' out
tr-cup." i'm me lately n cup man l. sougnt and
III cur /. r"rght out l. iss III thai the lief
compOnents OF The mixture with which Il IL
filed are champagne AMI ale. hu' more than
n no one kn,ws excrpt that ea'h HllinG costs
81 The cup Me II II passed. 10 the cup ",hu.
VINO. taking 'iranght. 9 ss-s II to hi+ righ'-
hnG,l neirhhor and he II turn asses II on.
while q 80 x Ia start u Woe 10 the man who
10 a nt a. forR.tfuluess puts III" Gun on the ia
bic instead oi into n'ighbor'- hands. Tor II
Ia then up TO him to raw 10 the II ing NJ the
next cup. ~ smooth Ia the tevernCe that In
thu ear days nj the cup some FarNerd men
who ware visiting In New II wen an
were heinz ent-r'H,ned With cur game. called
II velvet, 4 name which has cuns to II ever
snc". This. then. is the simpe story OF the
cup
For years old graduates. unon returning tn
New Haven have been accuS'"mrd 70 90 to
Morys Tor n m"al n The famous hops ard a
toby ri ale. 20 that II T. no onder that the
PLACE has q own denr 10 RI" Yale men and that
protest should arse at the removal o. the
cup VII c. ms been rHrt o. The r ace n the
I'm ver- ~ Club The Cnive a y Club l. u
compare lively recent o-Rani2it on. II ~ not
oren IN all mem ers Of RI. tn yersity hut on'y
10 thu tv n urpe' cli--es. and then only hy an
election and iavm"ni 81 dues Many men eau
not AFFORD or do not care TO 10 n n p club so
in this way the removal n the Gun rom Worry a
would he a blow to Yale democracy, One or
two Of tie present cup men ar. n omin"nt
m.mirrs NJ the CnvA-siy Club and II was
with he liat NJ f"rhCiinR the interest OF the
club that hey removed the Gun thither. But
II had no more than hern, zone when rrofe.'s
were hear On all Sldps. Now M "fTort N being
mod. 10 GET N" Gun hnck 70 Morris.
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W0men'S $3.50
Patent Leather Shoes
at $50 Pr.

These Shoes are mado Of the finest
French patent leather calf. with kangaroo
tops. They are laced and buttoned: the
soles are welted. and they've military heels
The toe shapes are ne l!um round. the new.
est and most approved style. In material.
workmanship. finish and general appear
ance these Shoes equal those that are sold
generally at $3.50 pair In many stores
$500 Is considered fair price for them
We have them in all sizes from 81. to 7. and
widths from "A to d, at, per rair. $3.50
Second door. New BUILDING
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10

Justice Reach SAYS He CnlawfuiIy Ctreu
lated DrtnmRtory PincRrda.

Justice Reach SAYS He CnlawfuiIy Ctrcu-
lated Defnmntory PiacRrds.
Ohed Paddock. = driver OF ~ Allen strset.
who was heh for the action OF tho Grand Jury
IN IA Magistrates Court on q charge hat he had
lheled THE SUN by placards displayed on his
wagon. had h = case before Justice Beach OF
the Supreme Court yesterday on writs Of ha-
hea~ corpus and cer'iorar TO review the action
al the MagIstraie's Court He conien el
through MS attorney. benjamin Patterson,
thar he was Improperly held because the words
displayed were moi lIhellou. per Sc,
tnl. Franklin Bartlrtt, who had caused his
arrest as counsel tor The sun, argued the case
he'o,e jus ire Beach by the courtesy OF A
Eistdut District Attorney Gordon. who was
there N hohaf OF the people;
The wrs were disTn issed by, JuStice Beach
who sai that the words were 'ih"ll1ua per "A
and that no one had the right TO drive a wagon
throug the streets lihel' ing a newspaper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
AoroR moRoAs's wigs ALImovK
She Wants It Increased and He Says the
Less tho B,tiar.

In opposition to the motion Of Adelaide G
Morgan for counsel fee AMI alimony In the
action brought against her by actor Edwart J.
Morgan for separation In tho Supreme Court
he has submitted anliavlts "a ing that he ha:
been paying her $40 a week since their sepAra-
ton AMI should not no required to increase IL
h's saHry as leading man in Rem. Hnr" 10
500 week but he explains that hs IA In
deMei 70 the management Tor Fl. $50 through
his Si'e'S con lnct, which dent h., Is paying Oh
IRON his salary. she ASKS for $50 4 week
- Morgan -ny" that they met while paving In
Boston In October. 1897, and that after wine
Cnrty she r, rsistei that he must marry her
u" agreed 70 this. providing they should live
hnart, an they were married a month after
their meeting lie declares that the marriage
hhs esfrangei him from his connections In
England, amt blighted his professional rros-
Dects, While they were living at 2O7 West
Elghty.seHenth street. he saws. she became
crazed with morphine an Rttemptpd To In m .
from 'hr, 'onrrh.Nory window. He had a ile-
anh,hensh strngg. a 70 snye her. AMI when after
watch her all night. In her pressui condition,
10 Tor her. " ' w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-10
Mems Underwear
AT Half PriCe.

Mons all Vol Undrrshirts. IN tan co'or. In,
i.hed with rearl hu'tons. silk stitching around
ne"s and down 'front.'. rihhsd bottoms. Drawers
to match with susnend-r tares pearl huttona
covered seams deep reinforced eossets In
cludei with mi. lot are abont 40 large s'zs
natural color thrse-anarter wonl full fashioned
Undarsh'rts The n.nai rrice OF this un '.r.
wear il 81 80 garment: these 20 at........ 7Du
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