The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-10-06
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Mrs. Anna Allen, pretty brunette,
Fl years old, was arrested, charged with
bigamy. Before the police captured her
she led them a merry chase of three
miles up the Hudson river in a launch.
Mrs Allen was in launch off the Man
hatten Bathing Pavilion, at One Hun
,dred and Forty-ninth street and the
North River, when the detectives APP
lpeared with warrant for her arrest.
The warrant was sworn out two weeks
ago by Harry Daniels of $40 St. Mich
.olas avenue, and as several attempts had
been made to catch Mrs. Allen, she rec
ognized the detectives. Laughing mer-
rily, Mrs. Allen and her friends steamed
away, followed by the officers in an
other boat The police boat was almost
up with the other launch when the mo-
tor broke 1t was impossible to corr.
tinue the pursuit, and in disgust the
police rowed ashore. The woman was
later arrested at her apartments.
By means of a telephone connection
from her bed in her house at 81 Pulaski
street, Brooklyn, to the pulpit of her
church, Mrs. James Van Dyk, who Tor
three years has been bedridden, was en-
abled to enjoy the communion of song
and the sermon delivered by Rev. DR..
L. L. Taylor at the Puritan Congrega-
tional Church, Lafayette and Marcy
avenues DR.. Taylor spoke his sermon
into wooden disc placed on his desk in
such a way as not to interfere with his
delivery to his congregation.
Leonard White, 10 years old, and An
drew Rudner, II, were in the Paterson
Police Court, charged with stealing a
pocketbook containing diamond rings and
other gems worth $I2oo and $2I.5o in
currency from Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, who
left the property in hand satchel on
chair in the office of the National Bis
cult Company, where her husband is emf
ployed.
Mrs. Russell Sage has donated $4,000
for the building of fine schoolhouse
at Sag Harbor, on the eastern end OF
Long Island. Her grandfather, Col
John Jermain, lived in the village. Mrs
Sage herself spent considerable part
of her girlhood there, and for many
years she has occupied the ancentral es-
tate as summer home.
Storming with anger, and at the same
time weeping copiously, tall and at
tractive-looking young woman, who gave
her name as Mrs. Adelna Shelor, went
to police headquarters and demanded
that detectives be sent in pursuit of her
husband to arrest him on a charge of
bigamy. Then she told story of the
discovery of his alleged duplicity, fiery
interview with another wife, who had
threatened to throw vitriol, and finally
the supposed flight of the man to Mon
treal. She said he was living with his
other wife at the Grausis, but detectives
could not find him, and he is supposed
to have gone to Canada.
For the third time since the death OF
Charles Broadway Rouss, the eccentric
merchant, in March, 1902, woman has
appeared as a claimant to his estate OF
$8ooo,ooo Mrs. Elizabeth Slattery Cow
an has begun suit against the estate to
recover claim of $3o,25o, which she says
is due her as a balance on a contract
made with the blind merchant in 1892.
The most startling feature OF Mrs. Cow
ans suit is that she accuses Rouss OF
having tricked her into sham mar
riage, which he finally found convenient
to renounce.
Explaining the early movement of gold
to this country this season, prominent
Wall Street banker says that Europe has
been an unusually heavy buyer of our
securities during the past summer. The
heaviest buyer has been Holland, which
holds about $284,ooo,ooo in American
railways and $2oI, 100000 in American
industrial securities, face value.
In opposing habeas corpus proceedings
on behalf of Henry Kopp, 28 Manhattan
avenue, Williamsburg, now confined in
a sanatorium at Amityville, Mrs. Kopp
declared he had insisted upon her skat-
ing on rollers while he sailed kites, and
in one day bought 10 dogs, IS pictures
and 200 padlocks for his trunk. Kopp
was in court and denied his wife,s
charges. Mrs. Kopp, in pleading with
the Court to keep her husband under
restraint, said he drank IS to 20 glasses
of whisky daily, and sometimes two
quarts.
Albefs Sentenced.