The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
GOSSIP FROM
GOTHAM
COL. CODY GIVES ENJOYMENT TO
5000 oRPHANs.-5,ooo POLICE
MEN ON PARADE.
Mrs. Howard Gould Sues For sepa-
ration Rather Than Divorce Her
Husband.-Theatre News.

q Special Correspondence to the Heral'
e NEW YORK CITY, May u.s.
=. Probably the most enthusiastic gree
l. ing that Buffalo Bill ever receive
It came from 5000 childish threats a
+ the Madison Square Garden last FIR
day afternoon. II was his annua
n treat to that many orphans of thi
+ city, and they were there from thirty
I one institutions. The occupied no
J, only the choicest seats in the hous
, but were RECALLED with popcorn, lemon
4 ade, and chewing gum. Is it an!
: wonder that when Col. Cody appeared
: he was accorded cheers that almos
raised the roof? There is no doub
: that one result of his generosity IL
: that hundreds of boys are more firmly
} resolved to lead the life of the plains
bust" bronchos, lasso cattle, and
kill "injuns"
J After sulking for several days the
sun condescended to smile upon the
police parade last Saturday morning
But that is not a matter for marvel,
for the most morose could not fail to
feel a sense of pride and elevation at
the gallant spectacle presented by
5000 men in immaculate uniforms
marching to the music of more than
a score of bands. The Empire City
may sometimes grumble that its
cops" are grafters, but on an &C.
casion like this it pats itself on the
back for possessing, for the protec-
ton of it's life and property, so fine
, looking body of men. Owing to the
strike of the longshoremen, the usual
Qualifications that follow the parade
were omitted, as Commissioner Bilg-
ham thought it best for the police to
be in readiness should there be any
trouble at the docks.
The members of Plymouth Church,
the one made famous by Henry Ward
Beecher, are greatly exercised over
the renting of the building by the trus-
tees to a Christian Science lecturer.
1t appears that to add to its income, |
the congregation does not object to
the church being let for concerts and |
lectures, but when it learned that |
Judge Septimus J. Hanna would Leo
ture there Thursday evening on "The
Principles of Christian Science" it de.
cided that it's treasury could better
afford to lose $40 than have doctrines
from it's pulpit Numerically
opposed to those advocated by the
pastor, Dr. Newell Dwight Hills. The
board of trustees have been instructed
to ask the Christian Science commit
tee to release them from the obliga
ton. The committees reply has not
yet been made public.
The suit for separation brought by
Mrs. Howard Gould against her hus-
band will provide some spicy material
or the newspapers. Before her mar
'iage to the millionaire, Mrs. Gould '
vas Katherine Clemmons, an actress.
The match vas vigorously opposed by |
he Goulds, who have never accorded I
Ter social recognition. 1t is to re- I
,enge herself for this that She sues
or separation and not for divorce, t
or the latter would enable him to mar v
y again-perhaps some one of whom
is family approved-besides depriv-
az her of her dover right in his es-
ate
The Actors Fund Fair, which has
bsorbed the interest of both society p
nd the histrionic profession for the a
lst week, will close tonight. 1t is es- q
mated that the proceeds will approx
nate $4,000
Two Japanese warships en- route g
ON the jamestown Exposition, will in
rive here tomorrow to remain W
trough the week They will have on vi
oard General Kuroki, Vice-Admiral
uin Isuin) and 1,4O0 sailors who
'ught under Toga These latter will tn
3 shown the Bowery by Japanese res eI
ents of this city. Kuroki, Ijuin, and az
eir staff will be given banquet at bl
1erry's tomorrow evening by the G,
aiding Japanese merchants and pro-
ssional men of the country, to which
500 invitations have been issued. al
mother banquet will be rendered mi
csc distinguished foreigners at Hotel or
stor on Friday evening by August be
slmont, Seth Low, Paul Morton and H
IN B. F. Tracy, at which Admiral
swey will preside.
In the past when Columbia Uni I'm
rsity students wished to celebrate de
me triumph with bonfire, they Sc All
red the material for 1t by looting SUI
the new buildings in the vicinity. feI
st Saturdays victory over the Har- me
I'd boat crew was commemorated go
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