The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
A Hasty Marriage on the U' S. Cruiser
New Orleans.
The MAN WITH BROKEN NECK.
Russell Sage on the Financial Situa-
tion-Dewey's Baggage Stolen.
Fierce Battle With Big Dog.
Election Bets.
The MAN WITH BROKEN NECK

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-speciai There
was a wedding yesterday on the cruiser
New orleans. Or. h. W. Plummer vas
married 10 Miss LAiam G. EUtts OK Day
ton Ohio Ir PluIhmer expected his ves-
sci 10 depart at any hour for Manila and
80 the marriage took place on board. A
wedding dinner was given on the ship In
the evening. The ship did nos sail. hov-
ever. until to-day. Mrs. Piu.luer viii
leave in short time tor Manila 10 join
her husband al that place
Francis j. McKeivey, Of Phl.ade MA,
has been arrested on the charge 0i having
Obtained twelve pieces of lusgase' valued
az 5000 from the Olympia on J5looer oJh'
by presenting a forged order pll porting
% have been signed by Admiral Dewey
II is believed that the articles stolen were
Admiral Dewey baggage.
Robert Furey. contractor las made
bet of $1,000 against $4,000 that The entire
Democratic ticket In Kings county VIII Boz
elected this year
A SOUTHERN COTiLLlON
The Wednesday CotiIion wiu take place
at Delm0nioJ.s on December 9ln. inc
cotilion is controlled by S0ulherners re-
siding I'm New York.
Three thousand people witnessed q ilerce
battle last evening on the stairs LEADING
10 the elevated railroad platform oppo+-ie
the Broadway ferries in Brooklyn me
battle was between three policemen and
a Great Dane dog. buf the dos Was not
killed until the policeman had plt thIr-
teen bullets into hs body and broken his
bones with their ci1bs one of the police
men was badly bitten On the hand. he
dog appeared 20 be mad and charged The
crowd savageir swapping at everybody
who came in lis way.
Senator DeDew denies the story lh1t tho
Vanderbilt viii is r1 30 contested. Il-
document viii probably be fled for pro-
bate next Monday.
UROKEN NECK CURED
Physicians in Attendance ON Waitet
u. Durvca. iu Roosevelt Hospital bee
lieve that he VIII recover completely
from his injury For n week paat one
Improvement has been marked tle H
reFainlng the sense OF touch ANA has A
slight control over hts muscles
rt Will be recalled that Duryea ls the
man who has been treated by the SUR
ge0ns Tor broken neck. an injury which ne
received r. diving. The case has attract
"a great attention 30 the medical world
In speaking of the financial situation
yesterday. Russell sage said.
"The market s. not so sensitive 90 spas
mode fluctuations. and see no reason t0
change my belief 10 gradually higher
prices The temporary efforts OF Mr.
Keene or others 20 depress prices can only
react 10 their disadvantage in the end
The only feature On the situation which
may cause embarrassment Is money cone
ditions abroad on account OF the Tansva4l
war. Money should go higher hnf this
should cause small apprehension The
fall business is good and thi7 muse have
saiutary effect Money for legitimate
purposes Is not too high although call
none, should 20 10 somewhat hrmer ng-
ures
I'D CHARACTER DEAD
Jacob Tcrhune. an eccentric character
Of Hackersack died Thursday night aged
sixty-f0ur years. az his home on the en-
side OF the river. Many years ago he iett
the Christian Reformed cnurcn. gllnf
over 20 preshyterianism. and forbade Che
pastor Of his old church under a dire
threat. 20 baplize his child For several
years before bis death Mr.. and Mrs Ter
hume spoke 90 each other only when no-
cessltv required. Three years ago their
son. a young man popular in society.
wanted the 0ld house Improved by intro
ducng Gig water Mr.. Terhlno permit
ted the work 20 90 ON 70 certain point
when he compelled the plumber 90 remove
everything and put the house In ils 0ri8i-
nal condition. The husband and wife con-
Quoted the controversy through counsel
Mrs. Tefhune and her son then left the
place when she heard a few days since
that her husband was IN with pneumonia
she went TO see him but admission was
denied her.
MRS. CLEVELAND TO THE RESCUE.
Mrs Grover Cleveland last evening
sought 70 be helpful 10 three men wha
were mixed 10 IN a collision OF carriage
on the road 20 Princeton. She had been
shopping IN Jersey City and was On her
way home. with her maid. when he'
driver tool. an extra tight hold on the
relns 10 steer the team away from o.
horse which was mady bearing down ou
them Behind the runaway horse vas
Richard stockton. a son OF Samuel stock
ton. Of Princeton. He guided HIS horse
past the Cleveland carriage. escaping 10
bv 4 hairs breath. but thon ran into a
buggy IN which John VI. THOMPSON and
GEORGE. Lawrence OF this cify wcro se1'-
ed The three men were tumhIed % fhe
srct nd and their vehicles were badly
wrcked
Mrs. Cleveland iumned ont of hor c1,
riage ard offered assistance 20 the men
and when she fourd that they were nor
very seriously hurt she offered 70 take
them with her back 10 Princeton TIE
men, with many thanks. declined the Of
fer.
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