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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
Notatioaen in geras sewuniat.

Die 5riscos6 pftem 2ano. Smmis
aratiun8 : NHpeiatipn lentt bereits
ibren Sell Der @inmanoerun9 nod
Teras.
8reibunoertunofanfSie Gsenten
bieier NIiociation pom Often uno
Moroen baben loeben cine -Four ourh
Eeras beenoet uno lib mad ben 6iilfs'
queqen bes States &c. erfunoigt,
I'M bic 9atiaben ben 9eimitdtteiu'
hern Der 1lteren Staten better oDr.
fihren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie aKociation 1T bic mirt'
iamite, Die es eiebt; ite bat Igenten
in Den Gar,sen Ser. Staten. 8oat
Sbr guer giaentutl. auf Dem 2anbe
ooer in Der Stabt, perfaufen. piinibt
Sbr Rapital fir 5abriten Ooer
iraeuo cine Snouitrie, ihreibt an
Sc. g. 4empn Setretdr bes Sn,'
vibrations : Bureaus, Dept. ".
Srisco ; @ebduoe, st. Souls, Mo.
9. q. 0uabes.
General SmmiaratiDns Naent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
Srere Reiie mad ct. aouis aas
ilriid.

I'm ben Deiubern oer Weltars.
iteIung enteeaensutomuer, rpirh bic
M. sc. &C. Balm (Tbe Ratp) eineil
1euen Sbnenaue 3miiden GaIue.
ton uno San NntDniD urb ct.
Souls einlegen unb bic erite 9erion,
Die einert 9arter fir bie{etf rleueii
8u9 einienoet. Der anaenummer
neroen miro, erb6ft elm 5reisGi6et
BON irgeno elmer Station in Teras
nah ct. G0ui8 uno suriid tpd5renb
Der Nusftequng. Die f~0l9enoen Be-
bingungen fino au beobahteu: Der
9ame muB reu uno prioineM utb
tura uno peritdnblib lein. Vile Alits
teilungen in 8eaue biernuf linb su
ri1ten an IS. 6. GruiA
IS. 8 boz SEQ. $40 9.
DaqaS. Eeras.
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gilenbabntommifidr @otquitt
fanr am 4. Suit niht bierber fDms
men, UNI bier Die Seftreoe gu bals
ten, CT bat ihon cine @inlaoung
na1 Wooarrp gDantb bin aneenom=
men.
Wau bat nit Dem 8au Der
Beit @no 2inie an Der 6onftOn
StraBe uno Stores StraBe be9Dnren.
= Stimmt fitr Sos. Il m ID eio
fir TrieoenSrihter in ben
Brimdrmahlen am 8. Suli.
- 9DngreBreprdientant Slapoen
1T gum Mitalieo oes aomites err
tanrt, mel1es Die fremoen Stats
mGnner uno &Dlitifer. Die our
Gtbuna oes internationalen Barlas
mentstonarefies nah Imerita FONT
men, etnpfangen i0a.
Sr Dem Rro5eB BON 8. 6.
TaplDr bat bas &riminal Npeaas
tipnsgeridt entihieoen, Dab elm @e@
1hmorener, UNI pirf[th qualiF5iert
gu iein. Die 8oufteuer besahlt baben
mus.
Stimmt fir Sobn IS. 9Dbiu
fir Sheriff in ben 8rimdrmablen
am 8. Suli.
Die &onserte i'm 8eetbooen'
@arten finben fdnftig nidt mebr am
SDnntae, ionoern am Sreitae abeno
itatt.
-. 9em &ontrottor 81. o. 9ongs
portbp lit Der 8au oes neuen Court
bauIes in 2aiaIe @Duntp ubertra=
non
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1eues hdmmeruDe aopI,peh

piiroe Sic balo o~erlaiIen. tpenn Sic
Or. Sings 0eue 2ebenssB iaen ee,
brauben piiroen. TauIenoe BON
2eioenoen baben %auaprobiert, nie
gut file aeQen Wiiardne unb nero0ies
&opfueb belfen. Sic reinigen oas
Blut uno bauen bic @eiunobeit auf.
Sur % Gents uno oas 9elo niro
auriiderItattet, penn iie nidt belfen.
8u BADEN in ben Npotbeten oDn s..
8atteber Il Sobn uno BON Noolpb
GreiB.
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Ste fhltmmae auer Grfabrunseu.

Ranrt es ettpas Sdlimmeres oebe1,
als Die @mpfinoung, ieoe Wiinute
tperbe Define lebte iein? Dos mar
bic Grfabruna, melhe Wtrs. 6. s..
Memion in Decatur, alabama, ourb.
aumahenb atte. ,Drei Sabre lana" !,
ihreibt bieiefbe, ,.batte ib ibpn I'M.
ertrdelibe Shmer5en su eronloen in
Solge pDn Teroauungslbpdde,
Mta9ens un6 9armbeibmerben. Ser
Cob Ibien unuermeiolih. ba ale
Gerste uno ale Nrseneien oeria9teu.
ShlieBlib uuroe i'd oasu %betuD9ei,
Electric Bitters gu periuhen uro
on6 &elultat mar aerabeau tpunbers
bar. SD muroe iofort better unb
iebt bin i'd nnQitdnoig tuieoer beraes
iteut." Sir 2ebers. 0ierens, Was
gens uno Darm.2 eioen lit gleetric
Bitters bic einaiee Wieoisin. 0ur
so Gents. @arantiert BON ben Npo'
tbetern $. 8alteper & Sobn unt
Goolph 9reiB.
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Reifenoe q n:
&. e. 8ufd.
Garl 9trmp.
~. SMDrobinD.
Carl Gmaeffer.
ztaotratsperhansIunaen

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Die l6nelte Belt perbrahte man in
Der Stabtratsfibun9 am W0ntaa
NaMmittag nit Der Debate iiber
bic 0erbreiterune uno &einiaung
oes San 8eorD greets. Der Staote
ingenieur batte beridtet. oaB Die Nr=
belt un9efdbr $1,000 toiten wirbe
uub eS tpuroe Iufort cine biesbeaigs
liHe 0roinau5 eingereibt. Die
ielbe aab gu elmer lebbaften Debate
MnlaB. alderman 8rumn Dpp0=
nierte, neil tein @elo porbanoen lei
uno audi bic 8efirporter Der Or.
oilar5 ibiener niht geuau ST. miis
fen, aus tpelGem TDno tie Die Soften
beifreiten lpqten. ShlieBlih puroe
bic Gade bis CUR ndbiten 8D9e suz
rldneleat unb bas Tinan5fomite
erludt, einert 8ertbt iber tie abals
leaen. Die Drbinana in ibrer iebis
gen Taliung beftimtnt, 0aB oas 8elo
aus benz auaemeinen SOnos genUms
men tnirb.
Muh cine anbere. Oroinaua, wels
he cine angenteine &~einigun9 oe6
San Nntoniu, bes San 8eorD, 6e8
Nla3ari nno Der Bemdfierungsgrds
BEN anurbnet. suuroe ebenfaas einges
reidt uno bic CUR nadften SiBung
anriidoelegt.
Der 8eihluB, cine Teueritation
an Der 8 t.gDmmerces StraBe einsus
ridten, muroe nngenDmnten.
Gin BeibtuB muroe anQenDms
men, burh ben ALE @runoeigentii@
rler an Der neftfihen Seite Der sc.
2areoosS traBe, atpiihen Der Santa
Nuin Npenue ur,b Sets 2aoen an<
ge1uielen tperoen, iDfDrt @aiiens@ins
fafiunaen maiden 81 lafen.
Go ruuroe beihlDiien, Die 6urh
baS Budget perlnn9te Summe fir
bic itGotiIhe @erpaltuna, mie iblib
pom Den Bnnten 81 bergen uub Die
~ toIettierenoen Steuern als 0in<
terln9e 81 geben.
M~adbitebenoe Nngelegenbeiten murs
ben erlebiat Die 8dufe i'm San
peor0 Bart 5olen repariert fperoeu;
fie finb teilueiie fhDn lebensgefdbrs
lid. Dem Staot Sn9enieur muroe
bic 9ontroue iber ben Steam &ols
lei" uno ben Waiiermaaen i'm 5peis
ten 9iftritf iibertrngen. Nn Der &iz
Der Muenae SoIen uerihieoene Sen.
3erl 5uriidge3Dger uno Sober nufae=
Fiilt, an oeiniS6urnitein oer Staots
bale uno ben eiiernen @eldnbern
inn oielefbe I0llen finftig feline Nn@
seiQett nnaebrndt meroen. Die Ne-
miferungsgrdben iDaen tinitig gang
inter Der RuntrDQe Des BarffDmil=
ldr8 Mabnde fteben.
Der Stabt ; Sneenieur beribtete,
DnB bic Drninirungs : Ganale in Der
NiDer Npenue rli1t erueitert, iDnbern
MIR ~9ereinigt au peroen braudlten.
Gin 9leide8 let Der Sal nit Dem
Getper In Der Weft SobniDn.S trnBe.
Bemubner Der Bine= StroBe, 5tuis
iden Der Nenaoa= uuo Birainias
GtraBe reihten cine Betiti1r UNI Qes
altrlg zines 0auptpniierr0Brs elm.
Die Truitees Der euangelilHen
Rird3e an Der gde BON Burnett uuo
&beitnuts Stra6e bater nm Steuer<
GrlaB fiir oas Bfarrbaus.
Die @eiuhe tuuroen ben betrefs
ieuDen 8umite8 ibermielen.
Das arrangements : @omite FIR
bic Jeier oes 4. Juli iiberiarote cine
Giuinoung fir ben Stabtrat; oieielbe
tpuroe aber nod niht angenommen.
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Sin fteime &teiin utter oen 8tGen 1T
bic ct. Observation-Disclosures Billie. Sic bat
iieb our6 lire auBerorbentlihe 9eilfratt
etren pDlneroienten @eltruf e%rtuDrben.
8et 8ertopfung, unberoault6teit, Man-
gel oes Nppetits, 8labuneen, ible9tem
@elbmod i'm Munbe uno alien Stbrungen
Der nnterleibs Srqane iberraet lie aIe
acknowledgement. Bic in ben Settungen,
8%alen6ern, an ben 36unen un6 losar an
5ellen ouSppiaunt iperben. Saltet @nb
on bas alte uno ebrlid9e beuti9e : Mftttel
utio SIR tuerbet es niht 6ereuen. Sic
ct. 8ernarbs&rduters 8tIen itnb in alen
G%potbefen su baben.
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Gar Grcnrltouen sur Welt=
Mnslteflnnq.

g Sim II. uno 81. Mtai oertault bic
9eras uno 8acitic : Balm SPECIAL.
grcurlipns. Tidets nab ct. 2Duis
unb suriid BON aqen Bunften ibrer
2inie in Geras, Irtanias uno 2Dui.
fiano fir neniaer al8 eineu Sabr.
preis. Die Iidets lino nur in ben
reaelm6Biaen Cars eiiltia uno fir bic
Dauer bon fieben 9aaen. @enbet
Sud an iraeno einen Gaenteu Der
2inie.
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a1OO NeIphnnna, o

Die 9eIer bieier 3eitun9 peroen fd ireuen su ere
iabreu, oaB es penioitsus sipe 9eflrhtete &ra1tbeit
giebt, iuelhe Die @iiieniaaft IN al ibIcn Stafen gu
beilen I'M Stanoe III; Sal's Gatarrb=Rur II bic eins
3iae ieBt Der drstliaen Brtoer[aatt betannte pofitips
our. 9atarrb ~erforbert als cine GouititutionstrantE
6eit cine eonfitutiOneIe gebanofuns. 9alPs 8os
tarrb=ss Fur toiro iunerli@ genommei uno wirlt brett
oui 6as But uno Die i&leip1i9en Oberhdden oes
lfbreno uno Dem p~atienten Rraft eebenb, inoem lie
bic Contribution oes &6rpers auibaut unO Der gtntur
In i6rem @erfe bilft.. Die Gisentbimer baben 10
biel gertraueR ju ibren 9eiltrdtten, ooB lie elm BUM
bert 9oaars 8etobnun9 fhr ieOen Sal an6ieten,
ben he gu fnriren perIeblt. 9aBt Grh cine Siite bon
3euantfen fommen. Man %aoreiire:
r. 5. 6 benep & So, SOlsoO, Ohio.
gertanft bon alien Apot6etern, preis Is
6ents Die Glai6e.
GaHis Jamtlien .@suen limo Die bsfsn.
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Ser 4aiier bon 8uBlan6 Dat

Ser 8aiier bon &uBlanb bat
befoblen. baB Die unteriubuna iber
Die grmorouns oes Generals Bobris
tom, tuel1er General s @ouuerneur
BON 6inlano mar. ben finldnoiiben
@erinten aus Der Sauo aenommen
uno benz Staatsantealt bes ct. Bes
tergburger tribunals anpertraut uers
ben ioa. Der nSinldnoiiden 8ei-
tune" sufolge muroe oieier S6ritt
nDtia, neil man auf S6wieriafeiten
itieB. in Sinlano cine unpars
teiilde unteriubuna 81 erlanaen
uno neil aub bic Wetboben Der fins
lGnoilben Gerihte oera(tet iino. Sn
Sinlanb aiebt es feinen Staatsan'
malt, lonoern bic unterluhungen
neroeu in offener @erihtsiibung ge'
fiibrt, mas sur sSDlae bat, oaB 3eu'
gen ein9elbihtert meroen t6nnen.
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Souriften S@latmaaen

nobi G%alifornien.s ebenio nab ct.
2ouis pia 3eras 4 8ocific . 8abn
obne @ediel. Sdreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Neenten toeeen oieies
neuen DienItes ooer an 6. g. 3ur'
uer, General aiiaeier.G gent, DALI
fos, 9eras.
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MuerIet.

Gunntag nbenD muroe Elm
Dnegp, uelhes pDr Wutb's @arten
Itnslb nnb gbas. &fauS aeb6rte, BON
unbefanuten furtsefabren. Yoli-
5iftef Innoen ee am nd@iten Morz
gen gegeti 8 ubr on Der gGe Der
6adberrg nno @raDIun GtraBe.
Stimrst fir Sos. Il m del b
Iir 6riebensri@ter in ben
Brimdrtunb[en am 9. Sui.
= Die Witelieoer oes Mprtle
@rDpe 0o. l oer rWuDbmer Of TIE
MorIo1 enthfilter am Sunntaa
nnd5uittna Elm Denfmal auf benz
@rabe oer Jrau Tranf umibeio.
Stirlrit fiir u. q. @altpn ir.
foe Gpmntb ; G@atmeiiter IN ben
Hrimdrtuablen am 8. Suit.
s. 81. Qnrntt. s. u. @onauap
Simpion &rueger liro pDr Mihter
DmDer 5u SUBJ : gummifiiuners err
iinrrt tuuroeu.
Man neriu6t cine @elellHnft
BIZ grianoen, Die Elm 2eiGens Rrema.
forum in biefer Stnbt bauer (afen
miu.
6eute Nberb finoet bic getnein.
lame Debate Der 8unereBtanoioater
in BET BeetbDnenballe fat.
Yin ber Jeier oes 4. Juli. biz
i'm San Beorus Borf 0bqebalten tper,
ben iun. tper0en fid audi bic Bete'
rauert aus benz ipaniiden 9riee BE-
teiligeI.
= Gtimnt fir Sobn 8. Aobir
fir Sheriff in ben Brimdruabler
am 8. 5uli.
Vim MDntae ftarb Huoolf 8,
6pibeiu5; friiber BETTER eines be-
Oeutenoen @ifenmarengelbdftS II
unlerer Gtaot bic Beeroiaun9 fant
beltte Mureen ftatt.
Gtimnit fiir u. y. @attua IL.
fir Gpuntt. G~@atmeiiter in ben
Brimdrmnblen am 9. Sui.
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Brief zine.
6errens2fftef

OsrrsnsStftet
z. IS. Nrnolo = Nrtbur Mrnid - Mar-
tin 5remmer = 6res. @elinot 8m. s..
5tlaer g. 9ennenbere : ". 8e1er =
So. s. Qebmann Bm. 9eier - 5pmau
Weper = Gbolpb SRubolpb = 9r. s. g..
Shelenberaer - Nrthnr O. Bebes.
1~amens2ffte
@li5o BDeder = Mrs. SO. 6. 8idern =
SeIen @orlOf = @aa 9aoB = Mrs. ara.
foner = &ubp 4inoenbDrn Gnnie Roth
NIps 6. @eeuer- Wrs. s, Q. 3inn.
MusIdnbtfdlts
Mrs Shmudenbef.
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BUR gserametnnaa setrteben

Wenn cine Samilie an einem eins
iamen, nett bon aaer Civilization
entleaenen Srte mobnt, banr tam
oielelbe bel etnem plDblibef I'M
gllfsfau rein CUR Gersneiftung
eetrteben tueroen, lei es Bel Brand.
munoen. Shnitten ober ionftiaen
8unoen. Sn iDlben SGllen lit es
absr gut, penr man 8u6lens Mr.
nicasS albe bel Der 6ano bat. Sc
lit bic bette Salbe auf grben. 8u
haben in ben Npotbeten pDn 5.
&alteper & 5obn uno bon Goolpb
6reia
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81. ynrbp'8 Condition
Bomber" ma6t Sieh ir1ftta ulO
lett. 25e nnb SOC bas Bafet. 6ragt
Gueren SGHOlerlbafiir.'
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NeiratS . Sdieine.

&m. 8u6anau unb Mnnie 9roeaer.
u. D. gaiIon uno Nmolia @ebrliu.
gorl Shult uno Trieoa 8ieie.
Wiaie Sdelper un6 Mater 9ieb.
Soc gros unb Sohnnna Rettp.
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7atD's II. 6. q. Staten
nod

IEHW =
Naibuille, sem., 14.-16. Saai,
iino fnr@eiienbe intereffant. sHreibt
an oas n&atp" : Requirement a.
Dallas. Teras. uno fraet mad ben
Staten mad WaibpiIe nia Der bireSe
ten 2inien NIT &idreiie iiber st.
2DuiS.. M0.
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lQkA hNBNQtF WV ~ ~
2Dne Star 8ra1eret. Gin Bewets,
oaB ettpas @utes itets Gnerfennung
finbet.
YBer immer Gone gtar Bier trinft
miro iber @ole nidt gu flaget1 boz
ben. Die Rieren funttiDnierer aus
Qeseibnet. Ser Waaer 1T in iteter
Dronuna uno oas Aaaemeinbefinoen
ldBt nihts gu wiinihen ibrig.
9es mDrsens trinf i1 XDwe Star Bier,
Sd trinf'S 5u mitta9 nieoer
l1nb abenbs bin ib itets bafhr,
@s giebt mir Mut uno aieber.
@er leinen 9urlt reeht l6ihen uia,
Der trinfe BON benz Sone gtar niel;
Gs lit ein 9abetrant fir aGe,
9'rum fueitbin aud ietn 8ubm er ihalle
Bin icb traurie, trint ib Zone Star,
Sin ib frbblih, trinf ids audi.
Nllo 0dB tc] s tmtter frtfte
ST BET mir mai 8rauh.
Gin gter. bas 5opfen bat unb @erite,
9as 1T bos Nlamp
unb baB Mrs bier frii6 baben fbnnen,
9eB bin ib bait 10 froh.
user einen apfei idbdlt uno ben niht iBt.
Cine ,Suuefrau iiebt unb tie nid@t tGBt,
Sat Snme gtar Sier unb niebt elm,
Mtt benz muB' mol niht ri6ti9 iein.
SaS griufen lerut Der Menih 8uerft,
8iel ipater erit oas @fen,
9'rnm ioI er bantbar emit ais @reis
0as Srinten nibt per9eien.
3umel tim frii6 oes Gone Star mint
Sn alien 8trtslptalen
unb es ihm ben entaeeen bIidt
egn herlichen 80taien.
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Mntpmip Il MramSdS
V0k Sahm,

i'm 0artells9 iItritt bes StaateS. @e'
lunbbeit unb 8lima uniibertruHen.
Biliee 2an6ereieu fir ben Jarmer
Warftadrtner, Obit, unb 8iebatdter.
0e9en @in5elbeiten tpenoet@u b an
6. q. Martin, q. g. g..
San NrtDni0. 9eraS.
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Der Sammelplab auer Deuts
ihen - Shul8 Salopn, atamu'
BlaSa.
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= C@s b aliMba@er, Sabriias..
ten oes beribnter @eiRbter. &uss
geaeibnetes Sommergetr6nf. Teles
pbon SEQ. 50.
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Cone stor in poe(le un0 prO(o.

8ein Brau bat einen iplhen CT,
folg gebabt, mie oas MlamO Der
Gone Star Braueret. Gin Bepets,
baB ettpas @utes itets Inertennung
ftnbet.
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GbulS' Saloon bietet einen
anoenehmen Nnfenthult.
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3rintt Alam4s : saaffss,
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5iOmettteras mllnlnt Gud)

0enn Sbr Gudy irgenowo uieoer.
lafien tpDlt. tut es entlan9 Der Sic
t1;o hoS
The evening world., 1904-02-25
FAUNTLEROY'S PAPA
IS SOON TO WE'D
Or. Swan NJ. Burnett, Former
Husband Of the Authoress.
Will Marry Miss Margaret
Brady Next Month.

WASHINGTON. Feb. o5.-Dr. swar
NJ, Burnett, the divorced husband a
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett. tn,
authoress. Is to be married again. His
bride will be Miss Margaret Brady. oi
this city. where Dr, Burnett has beer
living quietly since Mrs. >Burnott oh.
tanned her divorce from him. four years
ago.
Miss Brady's father. Joseph Brady.
was a colleague in Congress of Abra.
han Lincoln. and when Lincoln he.
came President ho appointed MIR. Brady
CHIEF Clerk in the Pnymastcr-Gen-
erals Office. In the War Department.
The Brady and Burnett families were
neiEhhors here FOR IA years.
Vivian Burnett. tho only living child
OF DIR. and Mrs. Hodgson burnett and
brother OF Lionel. the Little Lord
Fauntleroy" of Mrs. Burnett's famous
story. approves of his fathers marriage.
While loyal to his mother, he is de-
votedly attached to his father.
The marriage Will take place In
live here In his house In Farragut
Of his travels around the world.
Mrs. ~IlodgSon Burnett Is now Mrs.
Townsend. having married her secre-
tarN. "A young Engllshman. many years
younger than herself, shortly after OBJ
tanning her divorce. DR.. Hurnct made
no defense In the divorce proceedings.
The evening world., 1904-02-25
MOVED 10 TIMES
IN SEVEN YEARS
Mrs. Thomas n. WheIan Says
Her Husband Would Never
Give Her Money to Pay Rent,
So She Lived in a Van.

Mrs. Thomas II. Whelan. \ witness
for tE" State ia Mrs. De Lupus trial.
testified to-day before Magistrate Fl1m-
mer in a suit against her husband for
abandonment that she had moved m
times during the last seven years. the
period of her married life.
Mrs. Whclnn. most of whose later
days have been spent upon moving vaEs
and whose addresses were 20 many
that when she went out In the morning
she had to I'VE her cards changed be
fore night IN order to keep up with her
n~eripatetic husband. Is a stout-cheeked
lady with "A pleasing manner
II have been married seven years, -
said Mrs. Whelan, whose last local
habitation was 1t No. 5OS West Forty
second street. and during that time |
moved no more Or less than 10 times. -
Whats that?' said Magistrate FIam-
mer. Please repeat that"
The woman did, and went on; w
had to move-case OF election II we
didn't. He never would give me any
money to pay the rent. All the money
/ got from him 1 took from his pockets.
BY that means 1 managed to get my
hands on two or three dollars a week.
He must have been a good sleeper.
suggested the Magistrate.
Indeed lie WAS. especially when lie
drank, and hen lie slept 80 soundly
that the picking was easy. When he
slept lightly / didn't dare go near his
trousers, for he would wake up In
sttnctively."
Detective Phelan. OF the District-At-
turney's office. was in the COURTROOM.
and he entered the proceedings at tins
point. why, all the time We wanted
Mrs. whelan for a witness In the De
Llpo case he said. I'VE had To sup
port her at the expense OF the State.
Whelan didn't like this at all. When
he took the stand he waved his arm
dramatically. took up n theatric pose
and Let loose his How Of m-lodramatic
speech: III Your Honor. please" he be-
gan, Il love my wife dearly. love her
beyond devotion. Look nj that hat,
Whelan's arm swept the air and the
forennger pointed ut his wife's head
covering. which was n somewhat elab-
81 paid $50 for that, yes. $40. and l
hought il In the Waldorf Astoria. Does
that look like Ingratitude? Does that
lOOk Ike "ill-tfthlNlelt
The Magistrate was Interested In the
hat. That much is true" said Mrs
VVh.lou. 1T liz a t~wenty-dollar hat.
hui ask him how he got II at the Wal
dorf. The lady that sold II was about
tn no out of business. and he gave her
Two etchings worth s. apiece for 1t. He
was n salesman in an art store II
liked pictures
You may go on probation. said the
Ma istrate TO whciar. but you must
nav your wife s. n week"
The evening world., 1904-02-25
SUES WEALTHY MAN
FOR N@0N-SUPP0RT
Mrs. William Talbot Perry Says
Her Husband Lives High, but
Will Not Pay AIimony Given
Her by the Courts.

william Talbot Perry. who lives with
his mother At No. l27 Riverside Drive,
WIS taken TO the West Side Court to.
paint Of his wife. Grace w. who al.
l"scs n~on-suIport. Mrs. Perry lives al
~" Endicott, at Columbus Avenue and
Iighty-hrs; street. Q
William Talbot Perry Is twon;y-uint
yen"s Old Ills father was William r.
Perry. n member Of the stock Exchange
when ~" lIttcr died his seat sold for
$GO.unc. The son Inherited "A large pOr.
ton Of tho entire estate, which had n
great value at the time. Mrs. Perry
YVES Miss Grace Wells. the daughter Of
George II. Wells, a prominent physician
OF brooklyn and Manhattan.
In September Of 1907 the Perrys sep
arated after hardly three years y
marital life, most Of which WAS
marked with inrelicitv. The courtship.
domestictv that followed were all OF the
kind that gave the friends Of the Per-
rvs many subjects Tor drawing room
conversation. The wedding OOk Face
at St. Geofge's church. Hanover
square. London. the honeymoon In
Europe: the unhappy subsequent days
in New York. Long Island and Jersey.
Mrs. Perry brought the suit for Ill
vOrac soon after the separation. She
alleged that her husband had beaten her
cruelty, an THAT 1t was unsafe for her
t. live with him. She declared tina he
was partial To liqu,h. ami. more than
that. lie kept pictures OF actresses In his
room and protested an open admiration
for them. For waiviug her right TO ALI
mOny and CUunS"l fees the husband. 1t
WAS said mt the time. furnished the wife
with the necessary evidence to obtain
tue divorce.
Ry private agreement he was to pay
her $1,000 "A year for her support and
allow her 81 600 for counsel fees.
During the supplementary proceedings
IN the .liVOrcc case Perry testified that
he was Il bankrupt. He could rccollect
no other OF his penditur ~ some
81. 0O0 than n fur coat n y roulette
wheel. His personal effects he said on
wearing apparel He admitted In court
thnt he was equally bankrupt In for
tunes ~ In loyc. He confessed Ia hav-
Ink scent in a few years 10000. when
no Cot from his flth"r's estate, and said
that most OF 1t was d~lssin1tcd in high
living. lie was worry fond Of nutOmo-
bil"s and Yachts and things.
Mrs. Perry 91ld In court to-day that
her nshnn bod n crent deal of W"
and that his lvinC was carried on IN
the same old reckless wnv THO MaCiS-
tnte adjourned the hearing until Tues
daN next,
The evening world., 1904-02-25
SAYS $1,000 BILL
WAS NOT STOLEN
Court Decides that Miss Irene
Stewart, Of Boston, Was Not
Guilty of Taking 1t from Mr..
Frank H.. Potter.

Miss Irene Stewart. accused by Frank
H. Potter. the John stree. n%anufac-
turer. OF stealing II $i,OoO-bill, was hon
orablv discharged this afternoon In the
Centre Street Court by Magistrate
Mayo, She said she was going back
to Boston.
Before Miss Stewart gained hcr lib
ertv Mr.. Potter held a whispered con
Vcrsatipn with the Magistrate and then
made an affidavit that "A doubt had
arisen In his mind s to the riminal in
tent Of the Young woman.
NANNY" Friend. POttcr's lawyer. was
seen to hold u packet Of letters which
somewhat resemblcd those shown In
court by John HDyer. of counsel for
Miss Stewart. Mr.. Friend declined Ia
show the letters. 1t Ia stated that
Mrs. Potter has brought an action fer
divorce against her husband.