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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
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Good mornHng. nre you Esttins
rich uuickf
The graVc-dlaEers OF Montreal ATE
au strike. meanwhile the dead
sleep on.
The pnsha Of rctuHn. whoever
that IT, has refused 10 can hia tas
collections Nov his SUBJECTS want
"a can him.
Secretary Of Agriculture wilson Il
q regular sport. b'Epnh. Hes wntthe
inF the running races ht Nasty lie.
You can't keep n inhafinE man
down. 'hor Capt hreyfuH.
several new eanrs ~ typhoid re
ported ~ stanford university.
Special Warning
Don't buy STANDARD OH atooks. is
u set. fiqh quick scheme.
Hungarian troops Hnid ~ have
plotted "a Xii Emperor Fraueis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

weird has ias, made soianafs aud a the
same tnna humble apoleey deaerat Xmas
upon wosei fa the steel Trust We got
he made attorney
With the trust
and % politicians Who 40
IN cuudnt
ceals prod against trusts They
strength Of character
and purpos<-tc anything thaf sraacks o. manhood
arfponed and pictured a. tfas
psosss@ His sod nit@ a- sSh'y Ms
- q ssua,htng doubted
he constitutional amendment was
nsnops be made
hmne The Fxrtfu a vinacasien
and hia character He has
dealt death eaaw
eouia have had several millions IN cold
sashha he tssfred hs trust
hasa hanoraSle fhinz
large In po'
Apologies to Mr. Knox
There Junpnx puhhe aaairs Thsre
theu.anas and
b rih and wai nat be-
cause Of
sses make the square TEL
lev
say has his prize
paas fsish 10 humanity.
:
themselves q n. rixhs
hassssssy Tt sksr. ~ssa be
isssIes weird ard Zee. ssss.sn fsf apologies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
ECONOMY
DAY
The Annex Will Have Half a
Hundred Sales - Wrappers
Worth sI.25 VIII Go for 63e
Other Wanted Merchan-
disc VIII BE Priced Lower

The principal feature of the day
viii b. ths sale o. q manufactufsf' .
stock 90 Wrappers at half pffeS. or
xrfy near g.
No aneh sale has ever been neen
Ia manf sa-4Fs.
The Wrappers are % p@rcaIe. ~
good styles ne entire stock T. d.
sided into tve HfgaHss
WFalHseEH worth tiQo ana tiszs
Nlil b. aaid for ste
Wrappers worth use. Ills and
81 "a viii al 80 AZ Sc.
sale - FOR Friday only. 70 8
o clock. moi inuesr.
And Ia Addition u the Wrapper
sale. eVefY DEPARTMENT VIII contrib
ate some gfrRt yaiue Tor the day
The linf IT, hers appended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

These ara the pretty Val fsesr
that are - much n demand for
Waists au1 Underwear Many
=idihs and patterns are inciudsd ~
the lot The pftce zoe IA yards has
always heea zsc. Friday they'll 90
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Tor
u. 3. Navy Yard and nsttlssh
Steamers
Ashien, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard,


DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattie--6 80, 4; IS. ., 10 and
III 4b a. m, Ia. $3.50, J. 4igO and
q Is p. m Saturday only. IL 30 D. m
sunday, no trips al Use and s.t5
a. IN.
Leave Brenerton--7, sis. 10 and
fi'ts a. m, 1850, 40. >, tsSO. $50
and q 10 D. M.
Leave Sldney--si 40, s. $40 and
II &c a. m: ~ noon; and q b ~.
Leave Charlsston--6l SO. 1850. 9;ta
and i1.sb n. m. ttb and $50 q. ~.
FRIDAYS.
Leave Seattls--e 80, and 10 a. m. I;
/ Is, a;30. 4 20 and Z 80 y. m.
Leave bremsrton - ii, 1ii4A
a. m. ~ 30. }. 8 30 and 6 IL u. IN.
Leave Sidney--S and 1876 a. m. T.
" noon, and q p. m,
Leave Chsrleston--7. 80 and 1i.3b
a. M IS and 6 90 .. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
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.se PLAID piBsos. We

These are handsome Taffstz RIB
tnna ~ the richest plsids 81 the sea-
son. 81 and : Inches vide. a. sc
IL yapi their value vas fully frepg
tniEsG. You can buy any coiuf to-
nluffuw At lie
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fss kURcalgFs, Toe

The lot includes some 10 diaerent
styles. either plain acaiioped Dr etn-
hfuiargai They're made II fine
h.wn ana sell ruasfiiy "A asc eas b.
fficay tae price VII be lowered 10
Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

These axn handsome jewelsd af.
fairs Wsii Nurih tbs regular price
TnmoffoW they'll 60 al isn.
suck Pins In AL sorts u fancy
designs. worth &c. uili - fox 1sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

HVan4s
Butter. Cheese. uass. poSltrr
Butter Washington creamfties
lsr. California. sea 20. dairy. Ear
Egsp ftesh ranch. isu prr doasf.
iee slsatarEsf lie Swiss bfieA
fsmiac.
f0uitre@ frs sssi turkeys. sza1te
i've hens ts8ffes i've Sossss -
live gvees. fir. dressed, iac.
sssy. Grain ard Fsss
oats. ~ ton. barley, 80 tau
n hsak. IL ton. ehap. iss4 3 tpu
bran. SIS ton ahafts. ~ OF rakr
80 toa. EasssFn Washington tina
thy. u4 cAlygafaIe hay. - ton.
California aifaila. 50 tnst
pRlcEs TO PRODUCERS
eTss.s Hsisss ~ 80 ss-ts ssiisssss a
sailfe@t ftsisht dssafs - - ths 80 =
Hay ard Grain
Eastern WspnlnNsDa tinautnv. fr'
-. > II 49, =. y . &>.s s'r;N
barley. So ton. wheat. IS tor bran
as tsH sheffs. - saa. rtiastiiuSs
sssufz tan.
Uaa.. Povitry ana Lgvssioes
E4as fraph ranch. TO psf ssunsW
iigs ssess. feaiie u sFs~i@a 80. - -.
sf--s-t saVttzse. thane ~ $3.50 90
- n sa~ses 49, 49,. "a as - =
.s.-s,s - s...s- .,.s.es s7,s~s = -. =.
fasss - = isn,ts - ssss sts1ex ~ AiassI
aa@p NJ #a
vssstsbis sna orse- FesEss
nusbafsk rot1tpFss uatises " tuiss
rakiin4&s so ton. eaFfatA III ssrit.
native anEsassa. - grape fr4{. q a
WAoa hzK. cumh HuaeY. tstf 81 u.
raka y0sar JeWaify 70 n}faeff.
f'esoniaL So
Duataes zeal estate. - Union htees
SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

or Tor a Walrus hunting cruise Ia
TIE Arctic ocean,
steamer fremont has arrived "a
Tacoma with 1.Op0 bnrraia ~ Jap
ausae seed oysters far this beds on
anmiah flats.
N y. Il having 900 new flat cars
made. VIII De completed in time a.
diatfibutn May dividends Of the
Northern becuritien
Property IN iSinR county ia wbrlh
10000. coo. Watch ~ grow.
Deputy Sheriff Williams has read
why smith L0ft Homo lie viii
write a new play. why Mrs. smith
Won't Come Hack
Just ~ We go 10 press Dr. Lyman
Abbott also begins settling the race
problem.
"purn the power uf the press %
yelled the preEsmau aa be pulled hih
crushed finger from bet the
rollers 81 the big maehine.
Mrs. Edward Montgomery. civil
war widow Of Myneh. N ". has se-
esred a pension after as yeura wait
D. isn't stated whether u was for
waiting - long or because her huas
band " ~ killed.
Havana T. having marvellous real
estate boom.
Arthur De Mayo uuffazzo, italian
marquis. l. in New foss looking for
an American helress. he says his
family IL old as boarding hoeHe but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
DIVORCE AS AN INDUSTRY

nassae-- sf aah saesoas pspassons
Falls whsrs u the
industry anhasou-ly sassr-
tscs and privacy.
business The period u real.
required sad tAs court fse.
vahlhe
another ard ths SEASON practically eonhn-
rssii ana
only aboui
sosafars
and
such
the background and thar
anhlt
the 81 snaxF unanlnE
q puheity
that they
voufd infected
hxhcas cais~ comfort and sonvenisnew Of
ah@iute
prohshltax
promises
win BE-
a
-
> a
Just
a but
o Il
"
Mark been telling labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
&c IIalT etovra. 7so--

1 These are the a.kasi-for styles. flns
{ saNla. , clasps. choica af black Nhlts
eF Eray. wpsth 1ke a pair. Friday
I they re- - 50 Al 9tes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
BOYS 500 SWEATERS, s5e-

Boys Wool Sweaters. IN red. blue,
navy and black, with white stripes,
worth regularly 500, win be sold
Economy Day for CSC
Mems Cotton Sex IN black, with
white feet, regularly sold az Csc. for
lie.
Working shirts, Ia black or blue,
with white hair line stripes. worth
soc for ape.
Mems Linen Lawn korchlefa reg
uiarly Toe each. Friday. for o.
Mems Muslin Night shirts. with
silk embroidered fronts, worth N.OO.
Friday, soc.
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7se oAmAsks. sse-

Heavy German Linen panaAk 10
inches wide. crcam bleaehed, hand
some patterns worth 75c; viii go
Friday far 55c.
Cotton Iluck Towels. size iex36.
worth st-3c. viii be sold tomor-
row At Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Wumen'H Sleeveless Vests of Ier-
sey ribbed cotton. tastefully trim
med. worth loo. are 10 20 Friday
a PC.
Another lot-~I.ow Neck Sleeveless.
worth s0e. viii SO for i5c,
Vests and Pants Of fine Egyptian
cotton. worth sac. viii 80 for zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Al
for he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
SEATTLE. EpMvNos

The Palatial steamer. CITY or
EVERETT. Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle 7 a. m, - m, and
p. m. Leaves Everett a.fs a. m. 1ise
aud 9;ib D. m.
eker.a. 5asnss tsss cslsuan. re-x
r. n. SCOTT, Mgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Good Shifting Prints. worth reg
aiarly s.. wili go for aAc
outing t9annels In light colors.
pretty fs.s.&. Bias =ssss Sasioss s.S.iss=
On white, worth Tiae a yard. viii SO
Tor 90.
unhleaehea Shaats Eiza sixa0,
ready hemmed. worth sSc. TO be sold
Friday at s9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

% 20 SPINNING for hsefeas repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Sc Curling Irons. SC.
&c Safety Pins, 2he.
DC Mall Brushes, &C..
Fiorodore Combs, Ice.
Victoria Loops. t9c set
Snowberry soap. for 100.
glib bars CASTLE Soap i6c.
30 cake Melha Soap, SIC.
s,ss.sss. Sss.gt !!a.ss.sS. &c.
Toilet Paper Holders. 15c
Metal Towel Ring. l5o each.
Zoe Cont Hangers. SC.
900 writing Paper. per box. iac.
l5c Whisk Brooms, loo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
100 WHITE APRONS, tae-

Good Lawn Aprons. with a deep
hem at the bottom and wide strings.
worth regularly tsc. win be sold Fri
day az lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Tfurrin IN msa
night OFT Aaelis IA
Standards pfontn
A seattle man
wants q divorce be
cause HE Hifa thfaw
a aflek % steve
wood Al him Dan {
blame EsIFn lie
should insist that
aha uMa 1nRafpaff
NcauauRl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

4 jansph curing military nianoeuvets.
several arfeaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
MoMFn,s ass cHEMlaE. a.

These are Combination Chemise
Petticoats, good length. good width.
taatrfuily trimmed, worth soc. for
Friday. Csc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

II sseu,a that
after bordering
long and deeply
aV@ the growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

The Missouri senator who flashed
adjourned.
. a y 10
.on O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

GuissOYr Narrriia held N ceuuec.
ton s.fh the New Yafk barrel
infatHff." released
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pr KIbss has resumed pr.esse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
Stockings

The Stacking store offers an an.
usually me opportunity for thrtfty
hnyerH tsnsufrow--stssekfn for ths
Nholr family can b. bought for Z
Rslod deal lees than usual
Mouaena Black Cotton Hose. fet
value. Friday, sAc.
Womsuin Black Cotton Hoss,
white feet worth tie. FOR i;Ac.
Wofnena black Cotton Hose. al
isfust equal to most 9sc stockings
opig paiEa 90 . customer. one day
only. lie.
gniidHen's black Cotton Hons. flne
tihh~-i the Ia grade. for fea.
chiidren'a Black F1eeced Hose,
fine ribbed. iac, for i2ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

m Rev, MGR pf'onneli ineta ilai
sN Fssctr~ ~ the cafheiss university
~ Washington. ~ sacas~a ne Rev
tianst1. rvcentlr Appointed bishop of
La AnEvirs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Srw survey - shamrock III /
shows nhs was not lniurea below thu /
af#H siisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Young millionaire Heirre OF Mon
fanA sever saH seattle As le fofn-
il1E saturday. lie should paste tieSs
Naattsifis ia has back ~ Iaantn.H
Iksn & cash checks far HtTanErrs 81
the depot
ftsnt hisN suf the Faa.
Dat thrau aaadust in I.aks
Emlen ur FISH for tfeat In Green
Lake
taept turn In a fire alarm Js.st 70
49, the engine Fnn
rssut lee strangers taak at your
satoh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

rhs settling u thr rae problem
= nsw . eaatiugsaa rsrfosma nee.
f'rtsiaHnf iiesilsy ~ Yale has taken
d fat out - H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

"purn the power uf the press
yelled the prsssman as be pulled hia
crushed finger from between the
rollers 81 the big maehine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

For Fridays settling three tables
have been niird with shirt Waists al
I9c. tec and Sc. They speak vol
un-s a. o. tho stores ability 20 buy
ami sell for less than most stores.
An caiosa all good st5isE and All
Sizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Property IN kinR county IL wbrth
So. 900 COO Watch - grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

nayana Is having a marvellous real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Just Ha We go "a pfeaa Dr. Lyman
Abbott also begins settling ths race
problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Deputy sheriff williams has read
why smith t.rn Home lie sill
write new play. Why Mrs smith
Won't Come Rack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

',.'i : 49,, t tiiss. 50 - ssNs-- 49,.
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punias. real estate. - uniun his.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

odds ard rnda nom various good
selling lines. formerly priced az
ti.no while they last. 9sc.
Warmers crceco and Il. a "a COR
seta, sixeH -. ~. 20 and ~. worth
800 and fi.to a pair. for 7sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Thevr will b. no wood .sawef- OF
sssn - Madison aSr~st and reap
fgsesaafsd AFHhue. Tbs Il q 4, ".
y suiaut Stand for a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

N y. Il having 600 new flat eafs
made. VIII be- completed in time a
distribute May dividends Of ths
Northern haouritien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
81 aAeY coArs. e

Soiled. bui what matters. =
they're made % English Ffqu@
Intended 10 wash easily, Choit
pink. blue OF white. small sizes
little totss choice ok the lot for 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

From Letters frusa a a~ff-
Made Merchant 20 tsts a0n ~
George Hasan~ tssrfmwr. Small,
] Maynard q Ca. itaMfam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

" T.. Lord. former governor Of
0rsxkns. aud United States minister
- Argentina. i on hia aay home
EsFilsaals Hi
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.. raAa youf iaWsifY % nRtss'i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

nuFbAbk potatpezs native T. tuiss
Nakifa42s kt9 ton eAffate. IL safit-
native anl4assa. 10 grape fr4f. te1
aAea b1x. cnnh hBasg. ii9 ~ -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-05
CRTTICISES GIBBONS.
Writer in Paris Paper Says He Took Part
In ReactlOnary Campaign.
Special CabIe Dcspotch to THE sun


PARIS, Aug mgr Boeglin ex-editor
OF the Moniteur de Rome, writes to the
Temps that the vote of the Conclave n arks
the downfall and defeat Of the Aust rian
English, German and American coalition
lie says that this strange confluence Of
Prussian feudalism, Austrian and English
conservatism and American democracy
aimed at the preponderance o I Anglo Saxon
ism and Germanism in directing Church
matters and the dest ruction Of the French
Papal policy.
How came Cardinal Gibbons, the gentle
and timid representative Of the overlooking
American democracy, to ally himself with
the Prince Bishop of BreslalI, who is leader
in tho reaction Of personal interests and
political vengeance? The American Pri-
mate has compromised the ideal of democ-
racy by taking part in reactionary CAM
paign in the ranks OF conservative Europe
and the French royalists, while the French
republic and the Church may congratu-
late themselves upon the Conclaves vote.
Emile Olivier writes that the vote is a
direct condemnation of Pope Ieo's policy,
Leo constantly meddled in other affairs
negecting his own. Had the Sacred Col
lege approved his system II would have
elected Cardinal Rampolla. NJ. Olivier
considers that the. selection OF the name
OF Plus X. indicates that the new Pope will
follow the policy OF Plus TX. which was
religion first and politics second. He an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-05
MRS. l.. r. BARNES ASKS DIVORCE
Aged Woman who ElOped With . Medical
Student Now Regrets II.

BosToN, Aug. 4-The romance of Mrs.
Louisa Pierce Barnes, the aged Newton
woman who eloped with Charles II Barnes.
a young medical student, and was married
to him at Newburgh, n Y, three years ago,
appears to have been shattered. A bill
for absolute divorce has been filed by Mrs.
Barnes in the Mddlesex County Court at
Cambridge, and at the same time she asks
for writ of prohibition Of restraint.
Mrs. Barnes asks for her freedom on
statutory grounds and for cruel and abusive
treatment. She AYERS that she is nearly
so years old and that her young husband
has ill-treated her at Providence and other
places. She names as correspondents Caro-
line Horton and girl named Van Dusen,
who, Mrs. Barnes saws, is ~ years old.
Mrs. Barnes was Miss Louisa Pierce,
a well-known resident of Newton, before
her marriage. For more than a year she
has been in Los Angeles. Before her
marriage, she lived alone in large house
at Newton and was reputed to have con
siderable property, bequeathed her by
her father. Barnes went to her home
to live. while he studied medicine. Soon
the neighbors began talking about the pair
and, not long after. the couple disappeared
and the next heard of them was the an
nouncement from Newburgh that they had
been married at the home of Barness
parents.
They came back to Newton and lived
In the town for a while, but public opinion
was more than Barnes could stand and
he took his aged bride to California.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-05
ARCHBgSHOPS PLEASED.
Ireland and Ryan's Comments on the Flee
ton OF Plus Y.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug, Archbishop
Ireland said of Pope Plus X. to-day:
$50 far as known. Cardinal Saro, now
elected Pope, is a man Of deep learning
and recognized prudence of action. He
administered the important diocese OF
Venice in a manner to draw to him universal
praise while Archbishop and Cardinal, and
he seldom visited Rome.
"He enters into the Pontificate free from
all entangling alliances, free in every way
to carve out for himself his own career
The election Of Cardinal Sarto il not sur
prise. II was evident from the beginning
that II one outside OF Rome was TO be chosen
that one would be Cardinal Sarto, and not
uncommon course of Conclaves Is to take
as its candidate one outside the Eternal
City, 40 that the future administration may
be from tho beginning one entirely and
manifestly inspired by his own wisdom
and knowledge Of affairs. This ia exactly
what happened when Leo XIII. himself
was chosen"
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-Regarding the
election Of Cardinal Sarto TO succeed Pope
Leo XIII. Archbishop Ryan said; Il am
very much gratified at Cardinal Sarto's
election. In my mind he was one Of the
result of the baioting is no surprise to
me It will be received by the Church with
universal satisfaction. ! am sure.
There ia no doubt that the new Pope will
prove himself a worthy successor to Leo
XIII. Personally, l could not have been
more pleased, and it will give me great
pleasure 10 make public announcement
here on the result Of the election when tho
official notification Of IL reaches us"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-05
PRESIDENT MINAHAN.
BISHOP MCFACL. Trenton.
BIsROP KELLEY, avannah.
ptuunp MEaSMEr (,raan Rny
MRS. DORNEY ASSAULTED,
But Does Not Remain In Town 10 Press
Charge Against Prisoner.

Mrs. Catherine Dorney. the wife Of
Richard Dorney, who was Augustin Days
theatrical manager, was to have appeared
in the Long Island City police court this
morning to press complaint against
Andrew McGoldrick, whom she has ident-
fled as one of a gang who maltreated her
near Calvary Cemetery on Friday night
but probably she will not appear. Her
husband said last night that she had gone
to relatives in Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Dorney walked into thei Fourth
street station, Long Island City, about
II o'clock last Friday night in disheveed
condition and told the Sergeant that she
had been set upon by a gang Of roughs
rear Calvary Cemetery.
She had been TO visit the grave Of her
youngest child and in leaving the cemetery
at dark lost her way. The men who at
tackled her, she said. enticed her to a vacant
lot near Thompson and Mott avenues
under pretense of directing her to the
trolley line.
She was in dazed condition and her
story OF what happened was not clear.
Her face was bruised ard her clothing
bore evidence of the i'll usage she had re-
ceived All she could tell the police of
her assailants was that one Of them had
red hair. After resting a while in the
police station she was able to go alone to
her home on Harrison avenue, Morris
Heights.
The next afternoon in the police station
she identified NcGoldrich, who had been
arrested on suspicion Of being one of the
men who had attacked her, picking him out
of line Of men. She appeared against
him in court on Sunday. and he was held
in $500 bail for examination to-day.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Dorney, who
lives in Morris Heights. said he had just
returned from visit to Buffalo and knew
nothing of the attack on his wife but what
the family servant had been able to tell him.
Mrs. Dorney, he said, was in Dorchester.
a Boston contractor, and he had heard
nothing from her of the assault
Mrs Dorney is Richard Dorney's second
wife. He married her eight years ago
while she was a nurse at st. Yincents Hos
pital. Her four young children did not
accompany her to Boston