The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-14
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they met on the street, he refused to shake
hands with Norman. He told MIR. Selby that
he thought that the encounter was not on ths
level and upbrsided my husband Now
Corbett mill. After the battle my husband
came home and seemed 70 be very, joyia, lie
He illustrated how no, had STAYED Of his oI-
ponent's movements, bow he had talked 10
hun while IN the ring. and how he went down
from "A punch In the wind. He seemed pleased
to think that he had 80 cleyeriy executed tie
fake
He repeated the same thing 20 his brother
when he went TO his corner after the first round.
~ a shame that ] must lose But / have given
my word and cannot 60 back on f. Mr..
Eddie Burke. the o~ookmaker. called at my
the battle began. II was 10 see whether every
thing was fixed. My brother was present when
Mr., Burke called; Re did p2t know anything
Selby and the fact that no was my husband
he wanted TO back Mccoy told him pot e,
put any money on the mill.
Jimmy Wakely also called on the night ofths
night. i don't remember whether Mr. Burke
US " present At the time; But was there. and
are going to lay. down TN ali right
5r9Sli ! N S1l W,ks JhG sns S Ell ! R RsS.d du,,I a.
and had, a whispered conversation. McCoyis
fight with Peter Maher was 70 be a fake too,
AltneT was 10 Win, Dut MI, bullNin STOPPED HnV
crooked work BY warning tho Kid in lime, Do
yor remember those old gloves which he brought
into the ring and the delay which followed
TO lay down. but when Mr.. sullivan interierci
and insisted that the fight must be a square
one Mr.. Selby did not know what 70 do. Mr..
Wakely. George Considine and Eddie Burke all
had their money on Maher and there had 20 be-
some timeto allow MIR. Wakely. Burke and Consi-
Regarding those Dispatches which I sent
to Harry Heinds and other people throughout
the country advising them how 20 bet, l will
in my affidavit Was that any message when
| sent should read opposite TO the receiver.
l sent out three messages One was Norman
was plain. wasn't itp"
Policemen stood guard at TT the .,6 ssl6y resi-,
to enter unless Mrs. selby, sanctioned it.
Jim Wakely, when questioned bya reporter
fsaw the KID on the night OF the mill. but
he was in. I said 70 Mccoy: 'kii. this i a,
s he weighed afa H Isn s Sjsa .a HOFe Nh, lssn f. bs
thought the addition OF weight would
make him o,os slST. hut the assured Ssss 0, me Trim that
did not have any talk with him In the .hallwsy.
although It 10 true, that he saw ms 70 the door.
In regard to the delay a. TIE MsseT hSht, Ms Ms
burke George Considine and myself time in
which to hedge Is an untruth. The delay
money nor in the house. Mr' Brady viii condrnl
this. First there was $4,000, then ti5.on AID
H aIiRnyg ,SI';igsS s c,I The ss msG to io RShs 1 for a 'sSs5
/ do know, though that bet $500 on the Rid
Mccoy admitted that he had a row with HIS
wife yesterday, lie said Il have q per-
feet right 70 enter my own home She Is stlli
TO get some OF my clothes and other effects
She would net let me take a portrait Of my
self and this led to 6u q VI IA IS she r, GTSke es1 d dn an
nose as she says II l did there would be
mark to show for n
A letter was received yesterday morning
Corbett, in which she denies that che has sailed
for Europe. She. admits that she has moved
from 2i2 West ThiTty-fogrih u street a and a. T. nSJ
name. She says that she has no. i~ntenton
Of leaving the country In pursuit OF her hus-
Papers in the suit for divorce we're fled VS.
terday on behalf OF Mrs. Corbett. A Il Hum
mel, Mrs. Corbett's counsel, who Il also Mrs,
Supreme Court an order authorizing, him 70
effect service Of the ummons and the com
plant in the suit on Corbett by publishing them
MIR. Hummel 10 mail 10 Corhett's last address
n this city a copy OF the
Mrs, Corbett filed an affidavit In which she
T'N q NAdN NNAb''' hDhlAa'AA'NA 80 80.
on which day, she said. he sailed for Europe
in company with a woman known as Margaret
Cornille on the Cunard royal innu steamship
Campania- She said that Corbett registered
himself and the Cornllle woman on tho books
OF the steamship as MIR and Mrs. Martin
Reginald Y. Durr0nt. of Howe h HuWmels
Once made an afi iavit in which he stated inst
he has made d, diligent search Tor J59inet D.,
Corbett and had up to date iaile! 10 llnd nm
IN the state OF New York, Durront salt that
he had called several times ut Corbetts house.
md had not been able to dnd him either there
or az his saloon on Broadway. He said iIht
tho last time he callet at Corhett's house, Nlf'
Mary DeIobi informed him TINT Corbett haI
left the country and had t"cla-Nf II 10 10 ms
20 never return. The complain
also fled for the first time Yesterday, names
Margaret Cornille, the music hall singer. ~
correspondent.
An effort was made Yesterday by Charles
J.. Hoffman, counsel for Norman Nclty. lu Et
the telegram whiCts the Kid said h" ordered
sent Ia his friend. Harry Heiuds ~ { heycnht
telling him that he expected to win inside ~ To-,
rounds. The Western [ mon Company rnius'l
90 give tho message up on the ground 'bai y
was signed by Mr.. Mccoy, and that -ae was