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The daily sentinel., 1901-07-20
Gives Wife to Her Lover.

Macon. Mo-, July 19.-Of all the rami-
acations OF Cupid and his victims there
are few stories OF more pathetic human
interest than the one told in the separa-
ton Of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Burcb, which
was agreed upon yesterday after long
talk, following confession from the wife
that she loved another more than her
husband.
Mr.. and Mre. Burch were married at
Milwaueee just two months ego. They
have resided in Macon six weeks. and
until the wife fell sick a week ago Mr..
Burch supposed his matrimonial craft
was riding on the safest OF tidss. She
had been in the habit of getting her own
N all till then. While che was IN bed the
messenger inadvertently placed missive
in the husbands hands that excited sus-
picion. The sick girl freely confessed
the story Of her way ward heart. She
did not ask release from her marriage
vows until her husband rendered it.
Scorning any halfway love. Mr.. Burch
told his wife she was free, il she wanted
to 90 to her old lover. Alter long con-
sideration she accepted the sacrifice, and
her husband made all arrangements for
her to go to Chicago. where. she said, her
relatives lived. he went TO the depot,
purchased her ticket and kissed her
good-by like . real husband. Their
short honeymoon was over, and not a
person at the station lsst night guessed
the truth.
Mr.. Burch has q responsible position
with the Macon shear works. and as an
honorable and capable man stands with
the best. He says he will forgive and
try to forget. BE has no word Of re-
proach against the man who has sup
planted him i, his wife's affection, and
refusen to disclose his name.
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THE BAZAAR,
ROB'T N. LEE. Prop.
THEY COUNT

It's only penny here and penny
there in the daily hustle of life. You
don't miss any one of them and at
the end of the week you don't
know they are gone, but by the
time the ye is out they will
amount to a goodly sum.
WE SAVE PENNIES FOR you
Our special effort is the small
things OF life on which we can save
you few cents each We have
everything necessary in the novelty
line and can help you lay up neat
sum by the end of the year If you
will only save for yourself what we
offer to save for you. Nor IN THE
COMBINE.
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-20
Rates Reduced

The Fidelity Saving Association
are now Loaning Money at 8 per
cent. per annum monthly pay
ments.)
CERTAINTY OF CONTRACT.
The loan plan offered by The Fidelity Is
that of paying off loan by easy monthly
payments. The contract is definite and cer-
tain. BY It's terms it cannot run beyond the
time fixed, but stock participates in earning
and may mature sooner. 1t is not loan
upon the building loan plan as usually pre-
sented by associations 1t differs from
+such plan, in that: -
No fines are charged the borrower.
No commission charged the borrower.
The maximum number of payments re-
qulred to pay off is stipulated in the note.
The sum required to pay of and cancel a
loan, or any part of it, is stipulated in the
note for each period.
Certainty and monthly payment plan is
an advantage to the borrower. The debt
can be paid off before maturity without PEN
atty. The borrower by easy payments gets
ont of debt. Straight loans for a term of
years are too often renewed.
Our rates are low and loans
made on definite plan. Our Office
is I'd door north of postoffice on
Fourth street.
Dslaplall 4 Crosby,
The daily sentinel., 1901-07-20
Bicycle Road Race.

The Fourth Annual Bicycle Road Race
Basalt to Glenwood will be run Sunday July
2lst. For this occasion the Colorado Md
land will sell tickets to Basalt and return as
follows:
From Grand Junction, $3.50
From Palisades 2.bO
From DeBeque 2.25
From Parachute 200
From Rifle 1 50
All tickets good for stop over in Glenwood
Fishing tackle of every description,
bamboo poles. baskets. hammocks, etc..
going at big reduction at
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
TROLLEY TUNNEL
TO JERSEY, TOO.
Cars to Be Run Under Hudson in Connection
with Metropolitan Lines.

\, tho ni'ice OF tho NORTH Jersey
Street Railway Company. Jersey ctty,
thu afternoon announcement was made
that the North Jersey street Hallway
Company, which controls mos, OF the
trolley lines In Northern New Jersey
had secured control ~ the old hall
finished Hudson River tunnel, and would
complete It.
The tunnel viii be used by the trolley
llh.s OF North Jersey Tor route into
Men York City
Tn" tunnel viii b. the link 20 connect
the Metropolitan Traction lines with
those OF New jersey.
John u. Crimmins and william =.
Whitney, who nr. directors In the Met
ropolitan Traction Line. have FOR years
been represented IN the North jersey
directorate.
The iIudec1 River tunnel extends. OF
j. /" extend from Morton street, NcN
>'nrk. To Fifteenth street, Jersey city.
Work In II VAS started about t"cn-
tS-"ight years ago, Sine" then opera
iitns have had Ia bs suspended repeat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
Fischer and Cheva|Ier Badly Injured in Big SPILL Are
Z aiken to Hospital in Serious Condtion-Mc-
Eachern and Wathour Gain Lap and Lose 1t.

,ers At the Garden before being taken
to the hospital
The cheers OF the spectators in the
seats around the arena watching the
riders spin around vas lost In the
Frcnchman'1 cries of agony. Every
squirt after that was the occasion OF
more enthusiasm. Men and women
stood on their seats and yencd them
selves hoarsc as though they wanted
10 see more OF such an accident.
The loss OF laps after the accident
vas subject which was sent TO the
refere" for decision. and after a
lengthy debate that official decided
that the teams be placed IN the rela-
tiv" positions they held before the
accident. All who gained by the ac-
cidcnt. including Walthour and Nc
Eachern. were placed back. II was
arshed in every ease but that OF Bah
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cdiy for lack or funds. No work has
been d"nc In eight yeas
On, tho Icr-ey sid" almost 500 feet
have been dug on the New York side
there was Loo, fee completed The 'un-
ncl viii DC Used by The cars ~ .h~
North Jersey. the white line ana the
Elizabeth and rlainh.id systems which
extend through Newark. llackans.t cx.
li"b"kcn. Orange and nearly 10 ~"
brunswick.
The tunnel viii eventually pcrni,
trolley transit through all Of New
Jersey and EVEN for Philadelphia to
New York without chang. The tunnc!
VIII consist OF two tubes running
parallel. After the cars reach New
York th"y will connect with all tbs
trolley lines in Manhattan.
4 syndicate OF New York and New
Jersey maSNIt"s Is to finance this gr"at
scheme. John y. crlmmins William
&. Whitney ~ New York. ana T. +. =
Young and David Young, ~ Jersey
ciS, aye In IA. scheme. The tunnel
has been In the hands OF London CAPT
tilsis for many wears and they nave
now r"lindulshch th" control 70 the
syndicate"
Tni- tunnel is entirely separate and
distinct from tho proposed pcun>yi-
vania Railroad tunnel,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
THREE BLACK CATS
BREAK UP A HOME.
MANUFACTURER OBJECTED
TO THEM.
wife HID Him Arrested. hut MaRi~-
irntr Symrnthtxei with Him
Vow Legally Separated.

rlrcc black cats and sls,cr-n-laH
have separated Germand Iu,, and his
m!ic. They lived in a handsome home
~ No. 80 Washington avenue In the
Hrcnx. Mr.. Iutt is a manufacturer
MAGISTRATE Mayo looked curiously NJ
him IN the Morrisania Court to-day vile u
ne pIcIdcd not guilty TO charge Of
cruel and inhuinau treatment preferred
by his wife. Pauline. Zu,, didn't look
like man who could be cruel and in.
human to the plamn little blond beauty
who faced him with flashing cycs. lie
was tashionably dressed and had the
dir Of a scholar
With lust the faintcst trace OF amus.-
msnt on his features ne told the Magis-
ira,c ais story.
There are three ~ them. aud ms
sipcr.in-laa: that makes i quartet"
ne said They are black a. n!gni-'hc
oats. mean-and although am not
superstitious. believe they are pos
scsscd.
We invited my sister in-lan ~ live
vita us three months ago. AMI shc
brought them with her. since ihSn They
have owned the hous",
They crawl across my face HAcn |
am sleeping, Thcy jump on the table
while We are dining. when ! get In
my armchair at night they leap 10 the
back o! II and draw the!. long black
tails across my ears. II would :akc a
day to tell OF their tricks
.'l admit have used strong language,
but had provoca,Ion. and 1t wasn't
right OF my wife to turn on me- and tax"
her sisters part when she saw nov
] was beins annoyed
MY poor man. sympa,niZc with
YOU" said Magistrate Mage. rs for
you. madam. am SURPRISED you should
charge your husband with cruelty. II
Is these cats you should have hailed to
coa.. Oh this charge.
when your husband married YOU. he
didn't promise TO love and cherish your
sister and her black cats. advise yen
TO pack them out of your home
THAT will never do" said Mrs.
Zutt. Then I advise separation
said tiIe, Magistrate. and the papers were
drawn UP.
Zutt left court TO look for a boarding.
house where there arc no cats.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
ADAMS CAUGHT
IN POLICY RAIDS.
Policy King" and Deverys Brother in-Law Two of
the Seventeen Prisoners Taken-Damaging
Evidence Found.

Ar adams has been trapped a.
last.
As result Of ,fuc sensations!
raids this afternoon the policy king
and his right hand man haze been
arrested.
Adams's private ietter.jo.r. wi'h
many damaging letters and receipts
from keepers of policy shops, /:
among the spoiIs.
TIE prisoners taken are III adams,
.4dolph Jantzsn. Mike" Berg'n,
Carney Levy, John Delmorc. Frank
Williams. John Vo0el. George Feck.
Henry Morton, George Williams.
John Lines. Joseph -hekers. - De.
may. Thomas toghiin, Joseph
Hughes. William Bog ey and "Aike'
Cain.
"Mikr' Bergen is a brother-in.
inv of Deputy Police Commissioner
Deuery.
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RID AT LAST Of
MRS. PADGETTE.
FURNITURE WAS PILED UP ON
THE SIDEWALK.
Officer Nr"i ." i"- ;r"1aa.s In Her
>hsrn"" nn,i CARRIED out
Her rr"pcrt,.

Mr + n Paisr;tr, w:hom he 7ro-
pr.,tprs htv" been ring ID GUST from,
y1n Iroaupis ~ No - West Forty
fourth street Was 'ijsppsscsscd To-day
from h,r apartments
CITY Marshal Albeit AngcrVnluH sent
nix deputy 20 the hous" al noon wlth
The disposs-ss notice Mrs 'ahSctte
Was out anI n hHr absence her clc-
giant furniture. r-ic.a-orac and drapcrIcs
were places On the Sidewalk.
The p.-possrSs notice was Issued
against the executors ~ the estate OF
the late Or l.ucl.n Sheffield who. Mrs
raigrttc I.St!ficA Ia r.r trial before
juig" Ju-rIa In the Yorkville Munich
pal Court leased the apartments In the
nan" ~ "E. a Pad."tts.'
These nriicies were Oiled M on the
sidewalk
Two empty trunks one bureau. one
dresser, one mahogany bookcase till OF
books. a sewing machine, two mat
tr.ss.,s. about dozen valuable pictures.
two hsndso n" se.c...-. :.".s hat eatk, orc
SAFE. eight pillows, several pairs OF lace
curtains, many boxes containing almost
everything from face powder 10 cast-on
clothing, III
\ large cr,wd ~ curious rcrsons {
sn tilercd about to see what Mrs. PAD
;ettc w,ui1 do when she returned.
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cock and Turville's. that the gains
We're made a,,er the accident and
that the occurrence assisted ma
tcrially in gaining
According to the referees decision.
ave teams wcr" now tied for first
place, they BEING McEachern and
Waithour. Newkirk and Munro. Bah
cock and Turvlllc. Butler and Me.
Lean. and Maya and Wilson. In tn
cases OF the others, Hall and Me.
Laren were set back three laps. Fred
cricks and Jaak four laps. Lawson
and Julius four laps, and King and
Samuelson two laps.
f.xPolicc Captain damon. who
was dismissed from the Department
yesterday. accompanied by Captain
Herlly. paid a visit TO the Garden
continued on Eighth PaGeN
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inerr Ner. records showing receipts
NJ the policy business running up into
millions one record OF receipts for q
short period showed a ;otal OF $so3, 900.
There vas u list OF the policy shops
in New York controlled by al" Adams
and ,aGu!2sed list OF Ieceip,s.
There were letters from men OF proni-
nence-l-tter- that made the scarchers
eyes stick out
among the letters Was one from Fire
Commissioner Scunnell and one from
Asa Thornton. the Republican politician.
Neither letter referred TO the policy
business, but Mr Thorrton's letter be-
gan: Dear Az
startling Documents.
\ as blu. envelope. full, of Jocu-
ments. .ns un.arthed By Frank Moss.
lie looked into Il. gave a low whistle
and stuffed 1t INFO his pocket. nor would
h.. say wnat ii contained.
The desk %. Adams was pried open
and proved mine for the ssarchsrs.
Their. were records showing that Adams
Vas Interested In gambling houses. ard
a numoer OF letters o: confidential
nature were found.
One WAS frnr a man who solicited
Adams's assistance In getting permis-
Sion 10 open a aamz!ins house
Law wh!cn capt. Goddard succeeded n
having passed ~ the last session OF the
Legislature and i check book In which
there We're no stubs.
The humorous feature OF the search
was the discovery OF an envelope mark
ed on the outside Capt. Goddard" Tai.
envelope contained big bundle OF news
paper clippings concerning the enef-
ge,!c policy hShter. showing that Adams
kept clos. tat on his movements.
When the searcners were satisfied they
went TO the Thiriy-iirst street house,
ahe'. they found Adams, There Il WAS
learned thar while the raiders were
breaking into the place JantZen had
made bonfire on his desk and burned
up "A great pile OF discriminating pulley
sheets. which would have been stron:
evidence. but the raiders were not wor-
ried about this
"Nost Important Raid"
When the ThErty-first street house vas
reached Frank Moss. who was exubc-
,antiy iuhilant. was asked by an Even
ing World reporter what was In the
blue envelope found in Adams's Office.
THAT envelope" he said. was Al
Adams safe"
"Was there anything aboui John Doe
IN ~ lc WAS asked
There are many John Does vas the
roply. ''and don't care 10 say what IL
In that envelope. ! will say that mi.
is the most important raid ever made
in tais city.
w. have in thl. house a man who
has become a millioGs.-. through policy.
and We have him dead. hope the peo-
pie OF New York nill be satisfied"
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II is not improb that the acct
dents in the sixday race brought
about by that half-hour OF reckless
spinning by the riders may result
fatally
Chevallicr bruised so badly that
he cried and swore in rench al
ternately. was in such state that II
was impossible to put him on his
feet. Fisher, witE his collar bone in
splinters. was an agonizins sight.
and after being examined by sur
geon both men were taken to hos
pital.
Not much anxiety is expressed for
Fisher. but in Chevallier's case there
is more cause for alarm. II Is feared
that he has sustained an injury TO
his spine. Control OF his legs is en-
tirely gone. He screamed in his tor
ture like a maniac while in his quar-
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SERIES OF RAIDS
TRAPPED ADAMS

cant. F. Norton Goddard is rcsponsl
,Io l., ~. , "a. -. h, ,,I,
Wv . Wv 49, - " .r
"'''' ''e''e' '"'''e !" a'"e
lo!n lie has ocrn after Al Adams since
, ls9. and no, until to-day could he ge
nj. hands on The hos. nj All Inc nolic,
mon
Even At mat Adam, might have go
,.,, - 80, ,,.
Session % MS ''''e' oooH anu o'"''
documents IN MS private ONCE AZ No
% West Thir.y-'ourih street. IN As
shade" OF the waldorf Astoria D'''cefs
ser" 'h"r" waiting Tor him.
Got D"'rr''s hr"'h-r-'"-t"".
On. .. the most inport1nt capture,
,r.At /" Iha: OF Al adams. made In tho
rad vi. that OF Mike Esrgca the
r"thsr-in Law .; Deputy Commissioner
Of Police lisrg"n vas ."Ill d. NJ. ~
IVES, Thirty.nrst t.c'
seventeen .. the men .r"si"d were
taken TO tn" Court pt Special Sessions
ali arraSncd bcCur" Justir" 'iinrdalc.
In the deck Of Adoiph Jantzeti, Al No.
es6,, West Thirty first street, sas found i
e5Iuc silk 6adsc on which were thee"
words.
Democrats be loyal. For Mayor,
Robert \. Van WyCk.
Another lri IN Jantzen's desk was A
bundle containing Photographs % nearly
every police captain In this borough
~. H,t,, IVES, rhir,,-ur., street.
iIf ~ ". - 40 va 'ihAA = ''E''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
Faro MEN GIVE CASH uA,L.

Tim" Mckcnna and Louis Bc,z put
up 500 and sl.3D respectively as cash
bah "a, the Sh"r!fr's office this after
noon to avoid going 10 Ludlow Stree,
Jail. They had been arrested on Jus
tirs clarkc's order In a suit brouch, by
Mrs. Solomon F'eldstein. o: No. 1875
East One Hundred and Ninth street. TO
recover $500 which she declares her
husband stole from her and lost a,
faro In gambling houscs in whIcI, they
were managers
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TOLD IN TABLODS.

Mack, secured ~ !nJuntiion from Jus.
'icc Beach late his afternoon, n.
sira'ning Commissioner OF lItghray.
heating from opening tho b!dS for
constructing the Grand Boulevard and
ton"oursc IN the Bronx tomorrow
ana from letting the contracts. This
Is one OF the biggest Jobs the Tam.
many administration was rushing
uHrough IN its dying hour.
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*-o.n.n,.mm ron rmE ORIENT.

j. P!erpont Morgan, August Bel
mont and other hnancIcrs Interested In
the Guaranty Trust Company. yhicl,
Is 10 establish American banks Ia III.
far East. are also said 10 bc pro.
noting a plan FOR the development; OF
other lines ~ business In n. Orient
Not less than s10.0po,gJ will o. in.
vested In the enterprise. which has The.
encouragement OF Secretaries Hay,
Gage and Root.
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WILL Be NO WAR.

WASHINGTON. Dec. le.-secre,ary
Hay has received cablcgrams from Min.
lister Lord. at Rncnos Ayres. and Min
lister Wilson, at Santiago dc Chill. stat
Ing In effect that while the situation Is
extremely grave the best opinion is thnt
war between Chill and Argentine will
not follow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
PROMOTED ron BRAVERY.

Cornelius +. Cahaiine, Of the Church
street station. was promoted to rounds
man this afternoon By Commissioner
Murphy. Last summer Cahaline riskcd
his life on Staten Island ferry to
capture an Italian who stabbed u COM
panion to death. Cahnline was ~
upon by the prisoners friends and
BADLY beaten
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12

Faro lhyouts roulette wheels. poker
tables and other gambling paraphernaIl,
Ncr. packed In boxes In tho parlo-. the
dining room. the Kitchen and the cellar.
Patrol wagon loads OF stun were s.ze..
and cart"d TO the Mes; Thirty-s"ventn
l,rect police station
While thiF raid was going ON DeIccttv.
Dillon ~ CaJtaIn Gohda'ls force.
went 30 IN" TairtIcih street station o.
the Ninth avenue II. There he found
Barney Levy. runner. whose duty Il
na- - meet .nc..engcts from policy
shops and get their money. which n,.
would convey to the Thirty -nrst street
hpu~s
Dillon arrested Levy. sho pu, up
iercr and unexpected resistance. He
Fought all over the platform and finally
In'led down the Steps to the street
oi!nsinS 10 the detective. Finally ne
vas subdued and taken away
In the meantime Superintendent R!or-
dan ~ the Goddard forces. Detectives
Hammond and Mcclellan. OF the Park
hurst Society. and Superintendent Dill
lon. OF ,hc> Society for the Prevention
OF Crime. were raiding In the Tender
loin. accompanied by Dctectlve-Ser-
Seanis Rynders and cum OF the District.
Attorneys ONCE. They travelled in
cabs and so swift were their movement.
that the policy people were paralyzed
surcrssiOn Of RIA Ids.
The hrs, place raih-i was 81 No Ia,
West Thirty-ssSon! street Sler. two
men We're arrested Three men wer.
taken in Al No - IVES, rnirty.second
street. out no Oh. was found at No.
10 West Thirtv-nrst street which Was
IN" headquarters -! the policy runners
employed - Al Adams This place had
been tipped on II was learned ilter
Then tho detectives proceeded to NJ.
~ West Th!rty-fou.ih street. where ;h-y
made tn. rtehest haul Of the day ana
the mo-, important In the history ~
the ilxh, against policy tn New YORK
The plac. vas os,ens!o.y real estate
o'fic', aud several women we're there
when III" detectives entered
The women we're driven oft and
rush vas made for the rear room, upon
the door OF which there was a Sign
reading Mig ADAMS In the room was
found man Who said his name was
Farrell. and that he Mas a theatrical
aSens. lie Vas ta""n out without
''','ol'S 'nh "e''S" VI 'he 'poHiS
ct
80 ,I,tr. ia go, ,5,.h
ana IN area, hurry. Supt Rlord.u
ana bct"c'irc.S"rscant cum sr bbei him
"'i'tc ne could make move 10 set
h"'e Na''ah' '9F YOU s"'u
49, 10"
~ ''Sh'' si!' Hn1thS' fa''hlE. ne
V'" pF"S'a'hlhs 'or IohS "tnS
~ u" W." out ~ IN" 49, business
ADAMS vas hurried over 90 N" Thtr.
iy'hrst street place and the search pro.
coded. within a fss minutes II bore
'ritit, and Franz Moss who hld At,
: Sed from tn" Thirty-frst street rail-. |
announced giecfully that there was cvi |
!sncc enough in sight to convict Adams
2 4 1rtalutv ~ spite pf his millions !
ini his 'pIi
The hrst i"I OF Importance wn.
dams. letter hook ., ,,,,r,,
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MAG,>rnA1E,s w,rE Dnor, p.,u

Ellen. the Wig OF CITY Magistrate
James q, TIGhe, pf brooklyn. dropped
dead on the rih""alk about forty feet
from he door ot her home. a, No lA
bergen street, to-day one Of her sons,
who "as passing on 4 car saw he. fan
an'' reached her side lust AS she ex.
plrcd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
PHYSICIAN HAS SMALL -POX

I.V'tlAI . Inc nNrhInE N0FTI
NEW BRUNSWICK y j. u I. r
Il : announced thar Dr. Bcckman.
iIrnltn Official OF SayrcytIlr TOWNSHIP.
is III sith the smallpox. contracted
IN caring FOR patients offering from
the disease. His house IL 1iartn,nci
and DR.. Haines. NJ South Amboy. has
been summoned to care for the small
pox sufferers,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
DECLARES CHAMBER. ELECTED

Justice Lcvenir.tt, In the Supreme
Court, to-day decided thu, Patrick
Chambers. Tlmmany candidate. Vas
elected Alderman IN the Taen.y.cightn
District. lie had u majority OF seven
votes over Joseph krinl!sh. Fusion
nominee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
APPLIES ron .LIMu>,.

Selma Cronk lotchcr;. who IL being
sued by Ernest Carl Rcirhcrt FOR an
annnim"ni OF their marriage, to-day
made application FOR ni!mony and
counsel fees Decision was reserved.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-12
L.n"HEH KILLED nv ELECTRIC.

Patrick FoSarty, iaborcr for tn"
Metropolitan Street Railway. vas
shocked TO death by electricity this
afternoon in the conduit OF the Second
avenue trolley line a, Fitty-nin,h
street
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BIDS OPENED FOR
$7,891,0O0 STOCK.
ISSUES FOR RAPID TRANSIT,
SCHOOLS AND BRIDGES.

The Comptrollc. this Afternoon opened
bids for S,S9i,"o corporate stock, bear.
Ing interest at } liz per cent. ts,GO o6p o.
which natures In 1915 und the remain.
der In i9i,.
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WILL VOTE ON THE TREATY NEXT MONDAY.

WASHINGTON D. c., Dec 12.-The Senate has agreed to
vote on the HaPaunceote treaty before adjournment next
Monday. rga a. a,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Forecast for the thirty
six hours ending at s r. N.
Friday. Dec. ii. for New
York City and Vicinity
CloudI Tonight and Friday,
Hight variable winds.
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CARRIAGE RUNS DOWN LITTLE GIRL.

yearod Annie Finn, Of No. asa Eighth avenue was
run down this afternoon at Eighth avenue and Thirty fourth
street by carriage owned by Peter Mcdonald OF No. SID
West Sevenysecond street. She was taken to Roosevelt
Hospital. M. AAaaa~
kA IA 49,
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M'EACHERN QUITS BICYCLE RACE.

Archie McEachern quit the bicycle race at $50 o'clock
He put his street clothes and announced his intention Of
stopping because he not allowed the lap he and Wahour
gained. Wahour is still riding.