The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Prince Garry" Has Discontinued
His Divorce Suit
A PASSENGER With A MYSTERY.
There is Probability OF The Dream OF
!. n,.o.,, I,iver BE. nG lte-
A PASSENGER With A MYSTERY
There is Probability of The Dream OF
iuur-uay Ocean Lioer BE ."s ite'
alizc. shaap per, Wno Had
hoodwinked Banks. Cau"h''


merchant fam ,n1y known by the tue
OF .-tr.nce Garry has discontinued 'he
action Wn.ca ne Drought stNetai iiioheit'
ago for d u.vorce from MS WIZ, iseHt'.oA
beeciler Coulns, VINO, years 49, "as
PRINT donna connected VIII Inc --AS- N.'''
Opera company. Mr. COINS III . VIZ
Was Mss Louise Clark, 4 St1Aiou<'t'oiieo
OF uhe tate Commodore Corne4-us 'stii@ea-
bit. a daughter by that marriage Edith
was Il Waru OF Senator Depew, ana was
nla-r-ed IN 1856 to Count Gay nowsr4, VINO
was connected with the IufrAsH legation.
me CerGiII4JIy wdS performed III IarlS.
lie Countess inherited u .aTSe fortune
lrom the estate OF. Commodore FanuerDi4t-
Wren MIR. Go4..ns Drought TINS suit
against has Wife he alleged n-sco1lducI on
her part, menIlonns the names OF AN
American dtnl-St IN titfiS, the compose
OF an opera, ami otners IN Germany, De
tween 1885, and the present year Mrs
Collins refuted these assertions, and IN
ant. patton mat u great deal OF evidence
woud nave 70 De taken ABROAD III hei
ueienSe, her counsel, y. II. Huumei, was
awarded d etuneei Zee OF a3vo ana 't.!monS
vas atoweo or $3.50 u month dur+nS the
.endency OF the acton
Counsel Tor the pa. ties 10 the suit were
reL-cent yesterday wtlen lnQury was mace
as to the cause of the dlscontaua1cc OF
me acton. ArC'n.paiC =. C4arfs repre-
ScntIng AR. Co..lns, refused 10 talk, anu
-1r. hunmei sad he WIS not at LIBERTY 10
d.sc.ose mas c.Ients affairs or 10 say what
nad been done between The parties
SIR GAI1AHAD-
Sir Galahad Mchenn>., whose other name
is Joseph, went, 1t was sad, on Wednes
day night last to rescue Il woman from
The third story window of the Loretto
house. which is attached 10 the House OF
he CfOOd Shepherd
The mother or young Mckenna, for he
IS only twenty-five years o.d, was quoted
as saying that The woman was Mrs. Mary
McGowan, The wife of Patrick f. Nc
Gowan, who lives Vt No. pa East Twelfth
street Mr. Mctiowan IS a.so u member
u The Board OF Eauuat.on.
Loretta House Is a branch OF the House
OF the Good shepherd ana 1t IS devoted to
The care of women add.cted to the dr.n>
habit II IS in East N.netieth Street, near
The East RIVER. Tine ba.4d.ngs are sur
rounded by d fence about ten Ieet hign.
foleenlan Bray, OF the East Elsnty-
eis.heh street tonce Stauon, saw a man
at Q cock Wednesday n-ilC sanding IN
The doorway OF the Loretto House. Ii
was raining.
Mcheni.a., Tor it was he, said that he
was seeking shelter. The policeman
watched Inn, ana saw a note lowered Oh
Suing from a window of the house.
Mchcnna se.z ed it and the policeman Srlz-
ed Makenna. The note was as follows
''Imposs.u.e TO get out to-r.gnt. but WI.
90 ready TO get out next Satutdny night.
come back on ttlaL night at ha!f-past ten
oc-ock If everything Is al right / Va.
have TWO Lights IN The window. If any
lh.ng IS wrong [ shah display one light"
Another note, which was found lying
on the step was an answer To the mes
slge on The string, and had been written
n advance, Ii was as toI4ows:
Il WIZ send three screw drivers 20 you,
so that you can get out. Never mind the
O4g fence, l Will be there to hep You
over"
Ackenna was taken to the pol ce station
He was ARA. gned on Iuu slay morning
and the hearing WIS postponed until yes
lsrday.
Magistrate Cornell sad that he did not
see that McKenna had committed any
offense and discharged HIM
MYSTERIOUS PASSENGER
among the passengers who arrived here
on the White Star liner yes .erday was a
young woman, tall and of attractive ap-
pearance, who moved in an atmosphere of
mystery ana excited a great deal OF at
tention. She was registered on the pas
senger list as Mrs c. Drexel," but in
her customs declaration gave her name
as Mrs. Constance DEeXe Hiddle, and ner
'eIlui Us as -NS Sipt chestnut street, Pnl4a-
delph-a. She is thought 10 be the wife Of
Clement Bidde. who served as q surgeon
on the hattlesnip Texas and is allied 10
the Biddle family OF Philadelphia, whose
social rank is high.
Mrs. Constance Bddle was at one time
engaged in suing her husband for divorce,
and was to have married George Work
who died in Switzerland last February. II
is thought that the arrival of Yesterdays
mysterious passenger on the GerHanic
may have had something to Go with law
suit
Whatever her plans were, she refused
10 discuss them, beyond saying that she
was too late to get a train She had ex-
pected 10 take, and, therefore, would mol
so 10 Philadelphia. The Germanic did not
reach hzr pier until near.y O'Clock. Mrs
Biddle, if that is her nane. was one of the
mrs. passenger 20 come down the gang
plank.
she is dark haired and rather pale. She
wore long tan travelling coat and a
jaunty hat set we'll forward on her head.
After leaving the vessel she rushed for
the pier entrance. bus was intercepted by
the customs Inspector. 10 whom She ex-
p,ainel that she must reach telegraph
office.
FLOURISHED a PAPER
She was allowed to go into te.egra ph
Office jus; outside the gate Of the pier. and
WliSil SIG tttl That OlilSC-"HSiS, lCOetQ.
she did not send a dispatch-sta imme
diately called a cab and prepared to drive
away.
Two well dressed men now made THAR
entrance into the comedy, which was at
tracing the bystanders. and the stran-f
gers speedily thickened the pot They had
been following the woman a, distance.
and they now stepped up to the cab. After
she had entered it, they kept the door
open and prevented it from going on One
OF Them t1ourished a piece OF paper in her
face. It looked like bill or legal docu-
ment.
After some hesitation and further arsu-
ment the man who had the paper got into
the cab with Mrs. Biddle and they drove
away, while the other man went back and
guarded the passengers baggage. When
he was asked TO explain The pantomime he
said:
Il strongly object TO being interviewed
He WAS said 10 be Mr.. Demarest, from
the office of j p Morgan 6 Co.
Mrs Bldde and the other man returned
in about fifteen minutes and after her
baggage had been passed she drove away
in cab. saying she was going to the
Fifth-Avenue Hotel. AT the hotel after.
wards it was said that she was no. there