The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-14

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Senator lin Sullivan Upbraided Mccoy for
Not Being on the Level In the Corbett Con-
test, and That the KID Illustrated to Her
How He Laid Down"-Ctpher Code Mes
saEcs Explained Mrs. Corbett Not Going
to England. bat Files Papers for Divorce.
The domestic troubles Of Norman Selby
professionally known as Kid Mccoy. the mid
dleweisht ~pugiltst. and his wife, Julia Z. selby.
took an unexpected turn yesterday. Mccoy
saw his wife yesterday for the first time since
he Instituted suit for divorce proceedings
against her last Friday,
For the past four days. according 20 Mrs.
Selby, Mccoy has tried TO gain an entrance
into his home. 24O West Forty-fourth street.
and obtain. as he said. some Of his effects. such
as wearing apparel, t%rinkets. &C.. which. he
says. are his personal property. Al $50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, however. Mccoy got into
the house, with the result that he and his wife
had quite q spat IN which a decanter containing
whiskey was broken and some blood spilled.
When the relations between Mr.. and Mrs.
Selby we're not strained a young man who at
tends the cigar stand In McCoy's cafe resided
with the family. He had a room on the top
! floor, for which, It is said. he paid So a week. As
soon as Mccoy agreed to part from his wife.
I, the young man took up his lodgings lsewhere
and left his clothes and trunk behind. tie
| called for them yesterday. Mrs. Selby sent
her maid TO Interview the young man. Fear
! ing trouble she took a loaded revolver from
the table and gave IL 10 the maid saying: Take
this, you might need ~" The maid went 10
the basement, allowed the man 10 go upstairs.
Mrs. Seiby who had listened to what was
going on downstairs, locked herself IN and
awaited developments. The mail said after
warL: Il followed the man upstairs. but he
was too quick for me and ran down TO The igont
m nHGl we're we're outside. The two went to the room
where my mistress was aud Mr.. Selby forced
an entrance"
Mir. Selby eazed at her husband for "a few
seconds and said conten.ptuously; Il thought
as much. You were not satisfied TO come
alone, but you had 10 bring n witness with you:
What do you want you puppyf' Mccoy said
nothing, but began ~rummaging about the
room. He ransaoked the bureau drawers. found
e'ld sbS,l a5 sFaU osb.r sff Estt.e S Mfs. P SslsS watched SR nIi
him closely. at the same time continuing her re-
The Kid did not reply but continued to search
about the room. When he tried 70 open a closet
Mrs, selby rushed. over TO her husand and
placed herself 10 front Of the Nd. This is
shalt not take ANYTHING that's in there
Mccoy pushed her aside and his friend went be-
tween the pair. Mccoy and his wife were both
was a heated scun,e The Rid held a pcroe-
ian portrait Of himself and Mrs, selby endeav-
0rs @ SC.D' Tou iet me have the picture. Normanp-
said his wife. sorrosf.uily 1t is all that Is left
and I'd like to keep it.
fought Mrs. Selby grabbed q decanter which
was partly filed and aimed a blow at the picture.
II was her intention, she a~fterTard said. 70
arm. glanced of and was smashed against the
table. The liquor and glass scattered all over
from which the blood flowed freely. The Kid
| pushed his wife away. and In doing 50 Mrs.
Selby declares that he struck her on the nose
The whole house was upset and Mrs. Selby
rushed into the hallway and rams. up a mos
s sIHnfs. cell before fT the i%o p2 poiicem I. T from fni tSe hl Ws.t
Interim Mccoy and his friend departed. Mrs,
and wanted them 10 s9, to her husbands cafe
sSsers - said tsi' x: 'mpG s:ssIs,, =. II !,
hen fSHiSt teslephoned 10 the ONCE Of her Iavye r.
was too late 10 secure a warrant until to-day.
rs the courts were closed and the Magistrates
had gone home for the day Her LAWYERS;
be attended to this morning, Mccoy says
II his wife has him arrested he will have hcr
put under bonds for hitting him with the de-
Mrs, selby was hyst,eriOal when seen by
THE srT reporter She SAID Only this
West Forty-seventh street police station that
wanted Pro,eciion' ! deieSIive came to
see me ana lett JNst a lau nonr before MT.
Selby forced his way into my apartments.
The George Cleans whom he mentioned
rs one of the correspondence had q room in
this house. | never spoke 10 him more than
twice and he Invariably paid my maid the money
for the rent II his room. Joe kinDy. the other
correspondent, is a mere lad. His sister IS
my dearest friend and / never went out with
lin unless his sister accompanied Us. | wore
glasses to-day and Nr. Salby Knocked them
OF. This Is an offence in itself, I've been told
when Il f. done with malicious Intent"
Referring TO Mctoy's. RECEIPT contest with
Jim COrbett at the Garden, Mrs. SelDy made
several statements which 80 far have not been
published. In Justice TO Mr.. Timothy u Sui
Ivan" She began. Il wish 90 say that he had
nothing 10 do with the deals in which my hus-
band was involved The day following the
contest between the Kid and CorOctt, when