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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20
SIXTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The sixth ward republican caucus was
held Saturday evening in the city court
room, being called to order by IL. b.
Shaw, +. r., Burgess was elected chair
man and Mr. Shaw, secretary. The name
of John w Jones was presented by j.
L. Southwick as n candidate for alder
man and he was unanimously nomin-
ated Messrs. H. c. Gleason, Henry Mar
rier and G. l. Smith were appointed
committee to make further nominations
and they reported as follows: Ward
clerk, r. Il. Howard; inspectors of cleo
ton, G. w. Richardson G. p. Rand and
w. II. Ridley, ward committee, s. H.
Moulton, ]. II. Carlln and Peter l'atour'
member of the city committee, WIN
throp Parker Mr., Carlin asked 10 be
excused from serving on m ward COM
mittce and A. r. Thayer WAS selectsc ir
his place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20
URGES TOWNS TO ACT.
Highway Commissioner Suggests Ar
ticIc to he Inserted in Warnings

state Highway Commissioner Charles
W. Gates OF Franklin is sending the fol-
lowing circular letter to town officials:
Il wish to call your afternoon to sec
ton s. act III. passed by the last Legis-
lature. Please note that the sum voted
can be not less than $1,000, but as much
more as the town may elect, although
$4,000 is tho largest sum that the State
will be liable for to any town l am
anxious that every town In the State
suggest that an article something like
this, be inserted in your warning:
To see If the town will vote to raise
q sum OF money. in addition to the
amount now required by law, to take ad-
vantage Of section of act III of 1906 and
If SO how much
II recommend that a definite amount
be raised rather than per cent. In no
case can this sum be taken from the
regular road tax required by law, but
must he in addition thereto,
Under a decision of the attorney-gen-
eraI. if the sum voted by the towns is
larger than the sum available from the
State, the apportionment will be pro
rata. This happened in 1907 and the APP
portionment was made on the basis Of
80 per cont, so that a town voting $500 %
got $4,000 from the State, provided the
whole amount, $4,000 was properly ex-
pended
There will be a small balance carried
over from 1901 to increase the fund OF
1908. hope your town will take advanta Sc
Of the act"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-20
STATEMENT OF 1907 WORK.

A summary of State work on highways
for 1897 is given by Mr.. Gates as follows:
Amount expended by towns
under per cent law,...........S 96,625. %
Amount expended by towns
under act III, 1906.......,....,.... 9S,2tH.ji
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17

Hebert, clerk; DR.. J. j. Ago, rep
watcher.
Precinct 4. J. D. Briant, Vssseu,
Hebert, dem. com; Il. F. Dickerson
rep. com. Hector. Lacroix, clerk
Simon Calm, req. watcher.
Fl Ward 8, Precinct l.
: William Clulee, Reno Boudreaux
dem com; A. q. Ago, rep. com;
Esmill Falgout, clerk; Camille Ledet
rep. watcher.
Ward 9.
tPrescinct 1. Pierre Rizan Jno.
Lyle, dem. com; Aurthur l.eriIle rep.
com; Rene Rizan. clerk; Harris Fon-
tanelie, rep. watcher.
Ward 8 Precinct 2.
Leon Boudreaux, Gillis Foret, dem.
com; ElIest Foret, rep. com; Albert
Braud, clerk; William Foret, rep.
watcher.
Ward 10.
Precinct /. Pierre Brand, Philo-
cles Abatement, dem. com; Ovidc
Cherami. rep. com; Henry Savoie,
clerk.
Ward 10 Precinct 2.
Alphoass Terrebonne, Antoin Ledet,
dem. com; Camille Terrebonne, clerk.
Precinct 3. Clifton G. I4athro2,.
JAS. Griffin. dem. com; Mack Lefort,
clerk.
Thomas Beary
z. v. Moryant
Edgar Moryant.
Supervisors Of Election, Parish Of LA
tourche.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
What About Sherman. Mr.
President?

If Theodore Roosevelt is real
~ looking for undesirable
public men he need go no fur
Their than the republican ma
tional ticket. Let him inquire
how many millions OF dollars
of Indian oil leases have been
given away since James Sher-
man was made chairman OF
the committee on Indian at
fairs of the house of represen-
tatives. Let him find out
what the Indians ever got for
those leases in excess OF a bot
tie of whiskey. Let him find
out how many times those
leases were given away in
some omnibus appropriation
bill, and how few were grant
ed in bills whose title stated
their contents
If thu republican party pro-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
A Wild West Show
Will be Que Of the Features
Of the Fair at Crowley.

Nothing but Bod westher can pre-
vent the 1908 Acadia Parish Fair u
Crowley from being success. AZ The
Fair comes OF the 9th, 28th, 29th
30th Of October, the weather ought u
he Cine. In addition to there being
many entries in oil the racing events,
and more coming in all the. time, 3
big Wild West Show has teen engag.
ed 10 entertain the crowds, free ex-
hib,tion being given each day 10 front
Of the grand stand. The stock and
agricultural exh,bits will b complcts
and 1t 10 hoped everyone 10 this sec
ton Of tho State wilt assist in making
this great educator . winter. Any in
format.on Will be cheerfully giver BY
the secretary. J. W. Cheney, Crowley
La, and be will mail you : catalogue
tree up0n request.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
Constitutional Amendment

l. Making the salary Of State So
perintendent Of Education $4,000.
2. Exempting mortgages ana loan,
Of life insurance companies to theil
policy holders from taxation.
3. Authorizing the Sewerage AND
Water Board OF New Orleans to pay
not to exceed 6 per cent commission
on first 81, 000, goo OF its 90, 000. OOO.
A. Authorizing the Dock Boarl Of
New Orleans TO issue So, 500 600.
5. Providing for care of neglect
ed children and establishing juvenile
court in New Orleans.
s. Making the salary OF State
Treasurer 81, 900 and State Auditor
81, 900.
Z Relative to Confederate veterans
making INA ximum appropriations Of
bcnefc:aries.
8. Amending Article 28l, with the
view OF permitting Shreveport to re-
fund her bonds and issue additional
bonds for public improvements.
8. Amending Article 1874, permit
ting allotment of cases in Civil Cour.
Orleans, to be made under rules of
judges.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
List Of commissioners clerks
and watchers for Election
Nov. 8, 1903.
Ward l. Precinct /,

wa t0 ~ KGCStuC0 L.
Philip Naquin, Arthur Hoffman,,
dem com; Clay Schexnayder, rep CON
Denis Fremin' clerk; Jos Levert, rep
watcher.
Precinct 2. Albert Bergeron, Geo
Basset, dem com; Elp. Clement, req
com; Evar Morvant, clerk; OmeE
M,re, rep watcher.
Ward 2, Precinct l
JAS CherauIt, Camille Naqu,n, dem
com. Rich Mccormick, rep watcher;
Louis Azemar, clerk.
Precinct 2. Ozemee Adam, Joe
Smithwick, dem com; Albert Bou-
dreaux, clerk.
Precinct 3. Wallace Thibotlsux,
EIphege Daigre, dem com; Hermo-
gene Babin; clerk.
Precinct 4. Lubin Bergeron, Robt
Marseille, dem com; Demitrius 10.
tard, clerk.
ward 8. precinct ]
Abel Donaud, Leo Ledet, dem com;
j. u. LeIOrt, clerk.
Precinct 2. Ed Dantin, Files Dam
tan, dem com; Piacide Foret, clerk.
Precinct 3. Clay Birdsall, Leonard
FaIgout, dem com; AIcide Kobichaux
rep com; Jos Bernard, clerk. v
Ward 4, Precinct
Willie Barr,os, Tom Barker, dem
com; Albert Barker, rep com; Glenn
Hargis. clerk; AIphon.e Gaude, rep
watcher.
Precinct 2. e. c. Delaune, Julien
Rodrigne, dem CON; 3. B. Ago. rep
com; Odema Delaune, clerk.
Precinct 8. Adam Belanger, Thee.
Pellegrin, dem com; Louis Gnidroz,
clerk.
Ward 5. precinct !
Dave Kern, Theo Bourg, dem com;
Philip Kern, rep com; Henry Pitre,
clerk; Mertile Kern, rep watcher.
Precinct 2. Oran Racket, Alcide
Thibodaux, dem com. Is,dore Leche,
rep com; Walter Morvant clerk: J. b
l.eche, rep watcher.
Precinct 8. l.. K. Toups. F. II.
Toups, dem com; Dave Lapeyrouse,
clerk.
Precinct A.. Arthur Chiasson. Emile
Navard, dem com; Jos Beno't, CLERK
Ward 6, precinct !
Camille Chiasson, Jno Darden, dem
com: Horace Vicknair, rep com; Jos
Martinez, clerk; Arsene Landry, rep
watcher.
0Precincs 2. Alidore Martinez, Urs'n
Rodrigue, dem CON; Tras Robinson
rep CON: Jno Rodr,gue, clerk; Ie'es'
phore Rodrigue. rep watcher.
Pe,cinct 3. Frozin Cortez, Albert
Torres. dem com; Dennis Constant,
clerk.
ward Z, Precinct |
Henry Toups, Alcide Chanvin, dem
com; Z.pherln Toups Jr. clerk.
Precinct 2. Arthur BIoain, Satnr-
MN SEWN, dem com; Wellington be-
bert, clerk.
Ward7, Precinct 3.
Eff. PAYNE, J. F. Wigginton, dem
com; j.. g. Brewer, rep. com; A. ).
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
Scared About New York

Walter Wellman wires from
New York to the Chicago Re-
cord Herald as follows:
Having made extensive
inquiries as to the state OF
public feeling here in New
York | deem it my duty to
point out that there is moth
ing cure about the verdict OF
New York, doubt does exist.
The we'll nigh decisive thirty
nine electoral votes OF the
state are yet to be fought for.
There are elements which
threaten unpleasant surprises
for those who. hive settled
down into the comfortable be-
lief that the state is safe and
sure. It is impossible to study
the conditions now existing
here without coming to the
conclusion that their net eff
feet is to help the democrats.
II we comoare the Bryan of
1895 and 1900 with the Bryan
Of today in the opinions OF
the people Of New York, he
has gained tremendously. Ev-
idence of this is found in the
we'll known indifference OF
banking and commercial men
to the outcome of the present
election. Those who are repub-
licans are as a rule against
Bryan, but not savagely. They
no longer look upon his posi-
BILE election al a fore-runner
Of the national disaster. They
are not spending money to
defeat him. Many business
men who in the Bryan cam
paigns Of the past have work
cd theoretically for the re-
publican ticket will this year
stay at home on election day
or vote for Bryan himself.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
The Poultry Yard.

September Is i good month for
caponiziug.
Prepare the hens now for fall and
winter laying.
A hen house without south wiz.
dow is mistake.
Scrape mp good lot OF road dust
for the stock this winter.
Do not tease the gander. There 10
40 ,nare dangerous font in the poultry
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17

poses to appeal to the consci-
ence, the patriotism and the
incorruptible citizenship of
the country it must rid itself
of the candidacy of James
Sherman or it's campaign is a
forgery on its face. = Buffalo
IN. Y.) Times.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17

itch cured in 30 minutes By Nn
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by e. N. Roth, Druggist
Dec. 15-6m
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
For Sale.

Al fine Waltharn Piano, just from
the factory, Built ike watch, just
The thing for this climate.
On exhibition at Dr. Smiths drug
Store.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17

Capital -four is absolutely the best
money can buy.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17

Nothing but the choice wheat is
used in making Capital four
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
Notice
=

No hunting Is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
w. d. PRICE.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
Trespass Notice!

IroepaSS NOClC0!
The public is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing, moss-picking, trap
ping and otherwise trespassing, -
positively prohibited on any and all
our lands, under the penalty OF the
law.
Il. j. LUrcHER AND OTHERS.
D1BERr. STARw RRnw :.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
NOTICE

No hunting 10 allowed on Rienzi
and Webre Plantations.
Leyert & MOrvant.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-17
For Sale
Z { = - =.

Several good mules.
G. s. Mathews,
Georgia Plantation, Mathews, La.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
TO USE LESS MEN
New Haven Road Has Decided
to Give Up Piece Work
Wage Scale.
UNION IS RECOGNIZED
Employees WHO Have Been DISCHARGED
io he Rc-Engnccd Gradually
Trouble Over.

That the railroad has decided to keep
the machtnlsts, tho boilcrmakers. thcii
assistants. the backsmiths and tho
other allied trades at the existing wage
scale, was the statement Of one of the
union men after the meeting held IN
Trades Council hall last evening Rut
the railroad has also decided to got
along with a considerably smaller num-
hcr Of men than II hal before the pros
ent trouble and the difference In the
number Of employed viii more than
mako up FOR the difference in tho
wages.
Tho union Is recognized according TO
tho statement Of this union man Those
who are al present at work will report
from now on under heir old salaries,
but thosc who have been discharged
win he engaged gradually AMI some
of them will not be taken back AT all
This is the final proposition Of tho
road 10 it's employees aud this PROPOSE
tlon The men are willing to accept since
Il docs not carry with II the piece
work wage scale, nor tho non-rceogni-
tIOn Of thc union,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
HELD UP IN WESTVILLE
Major Farnham Confronted by High.
wnNmcn on Crcsccnl Street.

Major Arthur r. farnham of the
loea company Of tho Governors Foot
Guard Is ono Of the latest Of New
Havrn'S citizens to have his little
scare at the hands Of highwaymon.
The major was driving home after the
regular drill Of tho company this week
when II occurred. His home IL on
Crescent street, Wcstvllle. The hour
was rather lae--late. at least for
Westvillc 4 business meeting mad
followed the drill, and II was not until
we'll along IN the night that tho major
turned his trusty Dobbin Wcstvlle-
ward
ON Crescent street. near the corner
Of Dyer street. Major Farnham was
suddenly startled to see two young
fellows of enormous aspect jump out
from the gloom AT the side of the
street They made straight for the
carriage in which hc was riding, one
for the horses head and the other for
the major. Tho driver had sufficient
presence of mind, born of u military
career perhaps, to snatch mp his whip
and strike his horse n singing blow
which set Il forward at 4 breakneck
speed The highwaymcn, whoever
they wore were brushed aside and
were soon outrn and left IN the rear.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
EVELYN SUES FOR $4,000
Her Feelings injured 10 This Extent
by Expulsion frcm Hotel.

New York, April 3-Papers were
served on james B, Regan, manager OF
the Hotel Knickerbocker to-day in
suit brought by Mrs. Evelyn Thaw TO
recover $4,000 damages for alleged IN
juries to her feelings, by stories that
she and f. r. Thomas had been asked
to leave the hotel grill room Mr.. Re
gan turned the papers over to his
counsel Later he said that he did not
look at them long enough to find out
just why Mrs. Thaw was suing him
whether It was for being put olt Of
the hotel or because he had said he
put her out She has denied having
been there
Mrs Thaw's complaint viii he filed
in the supreme court Tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
GOTCH DEFEATS
RUSSIAN LION
Worlds Wrestling Champion.
ship Goes to American
After Two Hour
Struggle.
NEITHER GETS A FALL
Hackcnschmidt, Utterly Worn out b,
Gotch's Defensive Tnclics,
S,,rrcrters the
Match.
NEITHER GETS A FALL

Chicago, April 3-Gccrge iacken-
Tschmid, quit'm hiS match with Frank
Gotch for the catch. as-catch-can
wrestling championship Of the world
Tonight, giving the title to the Iowa
man by default,
After moro than two hours OF un-
availing tuggins and desperate
scrambling. the Russian said TO Gotch:
"I'll give you the match"
Referee Smith at once declared Goieh
the winner
The end came so unexpectedly that
the great crowd of 5000 which Wit
messed the contest could scarcely COM
prehend what had happened Not un-
I'll the referee had announced that
llackenschmiht had surrendered tine
championship II the world TO Gotch
did tho fun Significance Of the event
strike home. Then tho excited men
swarmcd into the ring. surglng about
/ Gotchr until the police came 10 his
/ rescue and drove tho crowd back
through tho ropcs. The match served
mainly to show that Gotch has de-.
fenslvc system which Is hard TO break
| down
For an hour and forty-nve minutes
he emded every attempt Of the Rus
sian to fasten grip on him. Gntch
/ sidcstepped, roughed his mans feat.
ures with his knuchlca, and generally
worsted lIaekcnschmdt untll The for.
eigner was al q loss how to proceed
But when, In tho clnch that final.
! ~ came Gotch slammed his opponent
down on tho mat and came within ar
ACC Of getting n toe hold and followed
his up with lifting IIackansehmid
clear of the mat and throwing him OF
his shoulder With great force. tho Fin
ropean was broken. The lines deep
ened in his face, the boots of ts'
crowd hurt his feelings, and after con
sIdSring tho matter for few seconds
he decided that II was timc 10 Wlt
Few Of the spectators but wcro will
ing 10 give Gotch fun credit for hl
victory Tho Iowa farmer vas in TIN
better condition. was quicker ant
trickier and showed q better knowledge
Of the game.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
HORSE SHOW DATES
Local Polo Club Selects June 8
and 10 for the Equine
Classic.
MANY PROMISING EVENTS
New Haven and Out-of-Town Exhibit
ors VIII Find Several Attrac-
tive Offerings.

The committee in charge of the horse
show Of the New Haven Polo club
decided yesterday to hold the annual
show at Elm City park on the after
Moons of Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 9th and 10th.
Although the prize list has not yet
been definitely decided on the same
general list will be given as that of
last year, with the addition of class
for pairs of local draft horses and a
class for local single delivery horses.
Special attention will also be given ia
the announcement OF saddle horses,
owing to the great interest shown In
riding IN this city during the past year
There will be four classes for ponies
including those for polo ponies and tive
for small chldren's ponies under 1872,
and at least ono class for Jumpers. One
will be for ponies over IA suitable foi
road hacking another for trotters ant
ono for PAGERS
The club has decided this year tc
have solid silver cup of special desigr
made for them and to give the same
cup for all classes. II is probable that
two or three challenge cups VIII bs
offered for local horses to be won tive
NJ three years by the same exhibition
before leaving the hands Of the club.
No announcement can he made n,
yet in regard to the Judges. but IL thos,
whom the committee now nave III view
are albe to accept their invitation Il
act, tho judges will he of the hghcs
order men Of experience in the show
ring and of high standing in the hors'
world
Although II has always been tho oh
icet Of the association 10 encourage III,
local horses. the committee Is mos
anxious to get large out of town on
try for the open classes and there Ii
every prospect that they will succcc,
In doing so The prize list will he on
about May l.
! Thcro viii he several local classes hi
the open classes for the attraction o
outside exhibitors viii bc made unus
ually attractive and high class an,
large entry is confidently expected.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
SMEDLEY co. LOSES
Jury Brings in Verdict of $500
Against It in Tetrault
Damage Suit.
APPEAL WILL FOLLOW
No Issue Is Found Against the Com
necticut Company-TroIlcy
Stood Still.

Late yesterday afternoon the jury
which has been hearing the testimony
in the case of Frank Tetrault filed into
the superior court room and handed IN
a verdict for the plaintiff Of sl.s00
against the Smedloy company. There
was found no issue against the other
defendant, the Connecticut company.
The verdict seemed a rather large one
TO some who discussed 1t In view Of
the fact that DR. w. 7. Baldwin Of this
city ana Others testified during the
trial that the plaintiff now has as good
use of the ankle which was crushed be-
tween the car OF the trolley company
and the truck Of the Smedley company.
Judge Blydenburgh who acted as
counsel for the Smedley company stat
ed that he intended 10 either move the
verdict be set aside or appeal the case,
After the case was over Judge Wheel
or thanked the jury for the efficient
work that IT had done while under his
direction The Judge viii he succeed
cd in the court on Tuesday apsa. TnEge
Joel n. Reed
Il appreciate your services. gentle
mon Of the Jury" said Judge Wheeler
IN eycusins tne jury, and bid YOU
good-afternoon. am very sorry that
It is now SO late that some at least of
you will he unable to catch your trains
home Attorney David Fitzgerald
acted MS counsel for the plaintiff in the
case
The case was that Of Frank Tetranlt
Of Shelhurnc Falls. Mass, against the
Connecticut company and the Smedley
company. attorney Harry G. Day. act.
I Ing for tho railroad asked that Judge
/ Wheeler submit an interrogatory to tho
/ jury as 10 whether the Connecticut
company's car was moving or standing
still when Tetrault's foot was injured
! by being caught between tho running
board Of the car and a Smedley trucl
last Labor day. Tetrault said the cal
was moving.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-04
$lO,oOo,Ooo FOR
MRS. VANDERBILT
Report, Based on Generosity of
Chief Heir to Vanderbilt
Millions, Fixes Big
Settlement.
VALET'S TESTIMONY ENDS
Evident That Plans To Rush Proceed.
lncs We're agrccd Upon by
Both Parties in Ad-
vance.
VALET'S TESTIMONY ENDS

New York, April g. The report was
current this afternoon that Alfred
GHNnne Vanderbilt whose wife is SUI
Ing him for divorce, had agreed to set
tlo on her the sum OF sl0000,000. The
hearing before the rcfereo In the d.
yorec proceedings, Is being pushed
with the utmost speed and secrecy. ia
fact so rapidly has Referee Mcclure
worked In taking the testimony that
II is believed the hearing will be clos
cd In few days.
The taking testimony vas continued
before the referee IN his private onicc
at 90 William street MIR Mcclure sent
out word that he would have nothing
to say about tho casa. and the other
lawyers were equally mcommunlca-
tive
Howard Kempster, Mr. Vandorhilt's
valet. was again n witness and was
examined for over two hours He
wouid make no comment on the nature
Of his testimony az he left the build
ing Another witness was French
maid who was formerly IN the employ
of MIRA Vanderbilt, hut who has not
been with tho family for at least a
year She refused to give her name or
tell what she knew about tho case. It
was said that Mrs Vanderbilt will be-
a witness IN her own behalf tomorrow.
II has been learned that the young
I man will mako absolutely no defense
10 tho evidence that his wife offers.
4 Though tho charges have not been
made public, and the papers are being
/ guarded with extraordinary care, II is
! understood that only ono correspondent
cnt Is named Tho failure Of Mr.. Van
i derbilt 10 make n defense Is considered
an admission that he either cannot or
does not wish TO dIsprove the charges
i OF his wife
The stage setting for tho divorce
! suit. as matter of fact, had heen
prepared so long ago that Il was IN
perfect working order when the ne
4 ton was begun Long ago tho pair
II is said. came to an agreement that
they would separate, and all financial
arrangements were made At that time
II Is declared that Tho present pro
cecdinss wore timed to accord with
the return Of the young millionaire tc
Europe, SO that hn need not he
brought into the matter personally in
any way He Of course, knew about
the filing of the suit FOR copy oi
the summons and complaint was
served on him four days before hc
left for England op tho MauretanIa
Ills valet kempster. II Is said re.
mainod behind that he might testify
and SO let the young millionaire on
of any necessity to 70 on tho stand t.
Continued on Second pagc,)