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New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Notice of Summons.

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- Bow@. plaintiff against Ahrau No-ae DAVID S-ssa
DomniS FasoIi Defendants -S,1lu1us---al --=--ez n
New York county I' the above named t-te- ants
s,s 3Gg Iy are hergSy % sTanoaea 20 ne- me s55-'
nisinfias a-tor.- v-t-ei- rvar- a,s ssz- re- Ss-s
OF your failure appear
be taken against by -etau- slr r-s- -s-zalst
the complaint
Dated; New Ygrk; Feo-gary 8. isos
Post once Address = Nassau 81 a5-...E. 1s Man
To ne Defendants Ao-ara Nlo5ne Fra---=-1 1---u-,
Fasol The foregoing summons is served
HON. JAMES FITZGERALD. -oe OF -h- rus-.-es - --s
supreme state E1-s DARED -as
lith CAV OF March leu~. ana I-e- 3-l-.a - lsos
County Yo-k ar rlr County .---- zi-1se n
the Borough OF AIauEar--u. ti-v 1c El-z
complaint having been as4 i1 ss.1 1--s LAY
..,!2als. 2a,s9 New Ierk. Nar-5 y. lag>
SYDNEY w STERN Eal1rlf- A-f0----. Nassau
Borough OF Manhattan. Nev 2s-s el.v
rCPRENIFs COURT NEW WORK -r-->--v ---.-s T.
- Bove. pIainJn- against Ao~au Moline Ds-.. ~-s-a
DorurtS Faso-i Rober- Liuga Ls.5--e u--.s So -la
Teresa. Jacob GoAnsr j-t-ndsnts --Lz- a--
f,rdants; Yoa are hereby slslra.rei answer
ana in case of vou- raj s-e n appear answer .-ss
rent Will he taken sgaiusc default -sf
Dated Nev yors Februar, laoS
SYDNEY " STERN P.auuc-s ATTORNEY n-F-s nd
Post oftCe Address. - Nassau S.. Borough Nla-
To the Defendants Arrsm Not0s. Fr1a----r penl-z.9
ana boUlnlN t-sl-- Tire ror-s7irE SUNNI ss-y-t
FiO% JAMES FIrZ.;EF >I.I 5Ts ,e -rs rs--s -. -5s
complaint offce the Csr r- -he .'--y NJ. Wv
Narba1tqr -.-, ~ S-, y NJ. -s- aus 30 !. . --
been fled said ,He am Gay OF rso-ua-v Ie0S
BoroGsh of Manhattan. NeS Y'rS Ctsy-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
@F lNrEREsT noWbMEN
T Y@

executive committee Mrs. TONES delivered part
ing thrust:
The meetings have been chiefly devoted, she
said. TO the discussion of plans for raising money
which has afterward been spent on social affairs -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

THE PEOPLE OF THE sTATB OF NEW YORK. BY
1 the eaee OF ,5oa Free am independent saiomon
and Pauline loewenstein. The OF kin OF Louis
] Mack. OF the CITY York mas lately aprli.4 -
the Surrogate's Court Of our County of YORK 10
property, duly proved the last viii and testament
OF Louis L2@uensten. late OF the County New York
appear before surrogate county o. New y,-
DAY thousand hundred and eirbr "a %
a @ pas zen goy3 IN the lorenoGn IF that day
as are under the age cf tvventyoBs vea c.tea
have none 20 appear and apply for appointed
guardian viii appointed ~ surrogate TO represent
In Testimony Whsreof We h1vs caused N. Sal -.
ne SGriosdtes Court OF the County Of
= A6x 4l &BxER II 0 esFf5a TH5MSs a's sa,roS, Witness
our said County OF New York. County ne I4tb
hunred ana eight p&NIE j. one poWBNSPR94 oR9SsSR9 nine
Clerk Of the surrogate's Court
FTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK nv
Hall. Isabel NJ Hail. Alice II. Duncan sophia Y BiThn
IT, AUDREY r Hail '''' Isa5eI NcIse Dea SDeT1 C. Hall
Bluhm. Marie stewart MARY r Ritch. Helen W Ritch
IHs lily "i New Aork. as eEatees. next OF kin. or
hereby cited ana reaUtred pers1naIv -, n OF You are
before our Surrosse II the county ot York al ne
Records in the County on the nrst dsy -
Ma l"VN al htli past ten eloc6 IN The Of
mrHt OF the aecouatiug OF Albert HAL. suryivinr
YOU as are hereby cited as are unier Tte aha such
one years are required % appear hy guar.-
amply tor one be appointed the event of yo1Ir
nr6eet or nature to do guarisn appointed
10y me surrogate 70 act Tor you In line
o., s The sgrrogates Court the said COUNTY az
H. lion ar r. BE rIosRS aSsq2so 'asa sos,,y wpsss
a., d.. said county, at the county New YORK Inc
nine hundred and eight 'a % our -ofo one thousand
DANIEL J powDNEy. Car. II the surrosat.s. cOu,.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Minneford ave. I25 Il n OF cross st. for two
story dwelling houses 2Ix4s Il each
L, Lane owner 3 Eheiine arch ...---, $4,000
story frame dwelling house, 2lx55 H F :
Wolf Company. owners. Harry T Howell. arch:
nno
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
City Property to Let.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

A PARTME.NTs sUBLET. RELIABLE APPLICANTS
~ Inspector calls request LCDLOW-DAT EEALTy
10 East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

FTVHD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By
i grace ana iEdependenJ--To An
geo DelnoCe II living whose place of residence is
unknown and after diIigenJ inquiry be
tanned. and II said Angelo o. Delnocr is not living
Theresa DelnUce. widow OF said Angelo O
DeInoce. and Lewis DelnoCe and Camille G. Brown,
the only children. heirs and of OF said
Angelo DelnoCe and OF kin OF
RebecCa DeluOCe. OF
deceased. send greet Whereas Vincent r DelnoCe.
City of New Rochelle lately applied the
SurrogaJes Court OF County of New York. have
certain instrument IN writing bearing date the 2Sth
January, 1904 COdiCis
bearing date the 10th day OF January. 1907. the
other bearing date the =lst day OF September 1907.
relating both real and personal duly
the last WIN and Testament OF Ann RebeCCa Del
noce late ot the County of New York deceased There
fore and each cited before the
surrogate of our County OF New York At his ONCE
in the County of New York. the +tb day OF
one thousand nine hundred and eight at half past
O'Clock in the forenoon of that then and there
TO attend hc probate of the said last VIII Testa-
under the of twenty-oue years are required to
appear hv guardian. n one. or II you
have none. to appear ana apply for be ap-
pointed. in the event OF failure
do So guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate
20 represent and act for the proceeding
In testimony whereof. he Seal ora
SurroEate's County or
IL 81 New York Co he hereunto affNeG
Hon ABNEB g.. THOMAS. Surrogate ~ our
said county of New York. said County. 81 dav
or APRIL. I'm the year OF our Lord thousand nine
hundred and eight DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
tteFk or the SurroCates Court
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Country Property for Sale or to Let
Citations.

TTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By
4 the of GOO free and indepeDdent.-TO GrihJh
NJ Edridge, + Howard Eidridse. Agnes r EldT1dg:.
Helen Ritz Burns Laura Williams CulweN. stuart NJ
Ronaldson. the heirs and next Of kin or Laura W
Ftona'IsCu. deceased send greeting:
Whereas, trustees of Hampton Normal and Agrt-
cultural Institute. corporation organized ana existing
under the laws OF Virginia, has lately applied the
SUrrOg2tes Court Of County OF New York,
instrument IL writing bearing date 3rd
Of April 1929 relating 10 both real am personal
erty duly proved the last VIII and Testament OF
Laura W Ronads0n. late OF tue County Of New York
deceased therefore and each OF cited 20
appear Surrogate OF County OF NtW
at his olce in the County OF New York on the lStn
! OF May. thousand nine hundred and eight, at
haf-past o'clock the forenoon of that day, then
and there attend the probate OF the said last VIII and
Testament.
o hereby cited under the
Of tweuty-uue required 10 by your
guardian. IL have If have 10 appear
apply for 20 De appointed, or in Jne event OF
failure to do u guardian VIII be ap
pointed the Surrogate represent and act Tor
proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused The seal OF the
Su-rosate's O the said County of New York
he hereuuto affixed Witness Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS
Surrogate o. County OF York,
County. the l3ru March In the Lord
Thousand hundred and eight
L. DANNEIs i. DOWpNEY.
Clerk SurrOgate's Court.
SHEPARD SMITH & HARKNESS. Attorneys for Petit
TONER, No. l2s Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

tssAttle Stars Exclusive ssrxiee.l
NEW YORK. March a0.-roo
maeh HORSE Show Is New York 3
solution Of the reported break Be
tween Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt,
head Of all the great railroad fam
ily and his beautiful Young wife.
Perhaps the true reason Viii
eventually develap in cue of the
mo>t sensational divorce eases that
Ia involved the 600 In Years.
Vanderbilt. AZ 80. IA worth $50
ea0 DO aud has The reputation ~
hciug a high flyer Ills horses have
been features Of every horse shoN
in tho hast half do1cn Years. Horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
Alfred owynns Vanderbilt, and
His wife on His Famous Coach
Venture"

the influence Of She young wifes
mother prevented an open rupture
For a period antedatinE las, SUN.
mer they have rarely appeared TO.
gcther. Mt Vanderbilt has lived
~ Oakland Farm. their Newport
home. Vanderbilt has made ssy.
oral trips abroad with his show
horses. remaining for months at
time.
Mrs Vanderbilt objected 70 his
attention 20 his horses aud his lack
81 interest ia hsr social life, lie
has preferred the stables Ia the
drawing room lie other personal
habits have also been the cause Of
much 81 her dissatisfaction.
Now thr Newport home has been
closed. Mra Vanderbilt has gone
to live with her mother st Tuxedo
Park Vanderbilt has shipped bis
horses 10 l.ondan. and h reported
10 have leased town residence for
seven years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

None - the principals AZ least Vas
eut out 20 save car fare across the
continent. aud the chorus Ia large
and sriendidiy handled
Isabelle I.osc has appeared in
Seattle before. bat she won fresh
appreciation last night frum III.
time ~ her entrance un the back
uf a pony to her last appearance.
Frank f.alor proved bis claim TO
being = legitimate comedian. his
singing ~ Clancy with the aid Of
The male chorus. heinz the aonE
hlt Of the evening
Others Of the principals who
made hits with the audience we're.
Fr~d T. Tiiden sidney Toicr. liar.
= burgess aud Vincent Mccarthy
Miss EvsiceH nanamofe rendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

are passion With him He II
sreat Tor coaching also. aud bis
eoaeh Venture Is the most fam
GUS la America.
Mra Vanderbilt was formerly the
charming Elsie French. daughter
81 the late Francis oTmOnd French.
and ore 81 The bellies OF Newport.
She married Vanderbilt In 1900. a
year after he had graduated from
Vale.
For several years there have
been rumors OF discussion In the
Vanderbilt household Intimate
Iriends saY that foF more than "A
year they have not lived together
as man aud wife, and that only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Coed music and good pictures
Wers distinctive features Of the
pretty nes Cifenit theatre. an Sec
una av. near Madison ~. which
opened to the public Saturday eve
mag fn standing room only.
Il xAs banked utth flowers from
ihn lobby "a the STAGE Ia commem.
Grafton Of the event. and between
xteafhs. pftnmatic glass effects
aud hordes Of lights. the Hew house
opened In hlake 81 glory
The pictures are eisaa. free Of
the unsteady motion and The spots
which make many moving picture
shows a burden. and are run
shfoush 60 he music % a good or.
ChsxffA.
anita NnTsro. the sweet little
hallAdssi. sfili In her early teens.
was nearly swept out OF her lofty bor
~ thn applause Hammock and
FraNlsy furnished an entertaining
duet. aud the entir" chow vas of
the highest grade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

to finish. showing the polish which
comes only from faithful rehearsaln
aud conscientious work
The music Of The Toymahef" IL
above the average Of musical com
edy aud tho humor ia Infectious.
Teddy Webb and Daphne Pollard
divided honorp with the audience
bat not 10 the exclusion OF the
remainder 81 a good caste,
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Good Oriental Rugs at $l2.A

We are showing a good collection 81
Oriental Rugs averaging in size about
4x5 feet, and priced at $780, Warn
wool and pile are all-wool, and the Rug
will give long service. Daghestans com
prise the bulk of this lot, and the designs
are geometrical to degree-stars, hexa.
CONS, tile and trellis effects---the FREEDOM
mating colors being soft reds, greens,
blues and cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
.rhs mafmens.s

The usual Sunday houses greeted
the opening performances Of The
Marmonk' ~ the Lyric theatre Yea
tsfdag The buEleHaas ls alanE the
usual LYFie llnea. presenting racH
situations and humor In dealing
with the supposed habits Of the
Latter DaY Saints. Among the
hits II the pice- Is an act entitled
The Merry ulri With the Smile.
BY Mics l.otiie Russell. aud The
Midnight Dance. BY Harry Mon
iagu and Bernie Foster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

A nrN hin Of vaudeville sent
Into effect At the Coliseum theatre
this afternoon. headed By Porter
White In The Visitor. comedy
pantomimlsts. hoop inrsi"rs Nv
ing pictures. musicians. dancers
and singers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

The new bin opening NJ paniagss
today presents the following
Hilyck'a performing seals. VIM.
A. spera a Co. comedy sketch I.
Dierirkx Bros. strong men; Lloyd
a Whitehouse. singing comedians.
Frank Clark. monoloEist. and Lam.
bert 4 Pierce. black face singers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

The Toymaker" az presented by
the san francisco upera company
made good before two large houses
az the Grand yesterday. The
ToYuakcr+ Il billed faf seeks
run. and judging from the opening
performances the week Nili be- a
record breaker
The company upheld it, reputa'
tion II being the crack iiTht opera
organization IN the eouutrY. the
performance hrinE good from start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
s,ar Ih,s,r, 70 clese r,nrraflI,.

star Theatre 10 Close Temporarily.
Announcement II made that afssT
next SUNDAY eyenias. the Star tse
atfr Niii BE- CLOSED fur one week
Cor repairs. rcopehinE on Aprii %
~ilh = bin 81 six Eastern arts and
tho sans aud pictures playfug the
entire shnw heretofore afAsArtnE
at the Coliseum. under the sane
management. Sullivan a cuesidtne
This means that the star VIII hase
an entirely new bin zach week and
that every act. week by w~sk. VIII
be seen for the first time IN this
city.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Coming rnro' tn, Rye. .

IuStifying the complimentary
things which has been sald about
Il BY the eastern press. Coming
Thro' the Ry. entertaiued and con.
vulsed the large house which Wit
nesssd it's opening productions A.
the AooFe theatre last night.
Coming Ttro' the RYE has al
The spirited movement which It's
name suggests and the east which
presented Il last aleht e the same
which has Eisen Il -ifs reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

The Star theatre. beginning this
afternoon. has new oiio. including
Lopez a Lopez. BELL 4 Washbafn
tho Walton Trio. Roy McIlrain.
conncfa A Albert. HArry Holman.
and fine set OF motion pictures
from France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Tonight there will be three com
plete shows a. the Orpheum thea
ire. introducing Wesson. Walters
a Wessoa. the comedians. Trixeda
a Robinson. ollie Richards. Musical
Lowe. George Carr and other at.
tractive speciaities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

songs In a stronE soprano Voice
ghich made her fayoFits. and
Mas aaille stsmbleg wou many
encores Ia an infectious laughing
annE.
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--Nhsn knIahthoaa ". D rIowsr.-'

Although played twice uofore IN
Seattle by higher priced companies
When kniFhth0od Was IA Flower
never pleased a Seattle audience
more than when presented Tor the
first time yesterday by the stock
company at the Lots theatre The
success Of the presentation IL
largely credited 10 Miss May, ~ho
devoted much time 10 the -
hoaraals aud 10 the eostumius for
the play
Mr STANLEY Johns. recent ad
dltion to the company, made hls
initial appearance in the dual role
Of Ste Adam tudaon aud nauphiu
William DowiAu played the part
u brandon 10 the satisfaction 81
the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

The most distressing eases 81 &C.
zems relieved BY Soap Lake salve.
Al druggists. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Or. L. e. capps. Of tire Seattle
Optical Co. has returned. >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30

Proving 10 be by far the beet
attraction which has appeared az
the Seattle theatre for some time,
The Cow puncherf won the ap-
plauae Of the usual crowded sun
day afternoon and eYenlns hoases
Although strongly suggestive Of
"The VirEinian,' The Roundup
and other western plays. The Gov
punehcr' does not suffer from the
similarity and WaH enthusiAuiicai
~ received
John A. Preston takes the lead
Ing male part oleXcrly, and othofu
who prove their fiEht to thu Hp
niauso given are J NJ. beaverton
lack West Harry helmar Mics
Mnndana Phillips. Lillian Dyer aud
Geraldine Graham
The attraction IL We'll staged and
deserving 81 good audiences dur
Ing its weeks run.
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Women's Pure Silk Hose. Csc P,

Fashion demands that Women's Hos
iery be very sheer this season, and The
Stockings we will offer tomorrow at o.
a pair fulfill this requirement.
Beautiful pure thread Silk Hose, in ]
soft, lustrous quality. very fine and elastic
with double sole and toe, are included i,
the 95c line. Black, tan and white IS
well as many of the fashionable light
shades, are represented.
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TO see sATTlHshIPs

Take boats az pief :. Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-30
Women's Muslin Petticoats $1.00

These are of muslin and cambria, with
India linon founce tucked in clusters, or
hemstitched, with embroidery edge.
Underlay is of India linon with plain hem.
Special value at $l.00.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20

she driven to suicide In despair, according to
her own father. The husband of the suicide was
seen and had statement to make TO ner act
It learned that the paternal grandmother per-
sonally took the child to infant asylum at the
instance of a priest whom she knew and upon
whose written statement it admitted, with the
approval of the Brooklyn Department of Charities
There was forcible separation of the mother and
child as the printed statement alleged. 1t was the
grandmothers voluntary act taken with the
mothers approval. and could in wise be con-
nected with the tragedy. No society for the pre-
vention of cruelty to children Gerry society,
as our societies sometimes known. had any
thing whatever to do with the at any time.
The society has been communicated with by
large number of correspondents I'm other states.
where the news article has been copied and made
much OF. 1t is needless to say what injustice has
been done the work by publication of this story
and what serious misapprehenson has arisen in
the minds of casual readers who take their opinions
from the press and who unless this correct state
ment is brought to their notice. will have way
of knowing that the girls suicide did not result
from the infants forcibe removal
E. FELLOWS JENKINS,
Secretary and Superintendent of the New York So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
New York Aug. 19. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
NOT PARTY OR CREED.
denomination of GoUernor Hughes
Called Great Moral Question.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: To any thoughtful the present attitude
of a few Republican politicians who style them
selves as We" and evidently hatter themselves
that without their aid and advice the Republican
party would soon be thing of the past is that
likes and dislikes must govern the nomination Of
men for office and subserviency to them be the
chief qualification OF such candidates To thought
full this seems very amusing and would be
amusing were it not for its serious side
To this class of politician question to
have a moral side. The Decalogue is left out of
their calculations. Not state laws the
Constitution OF country must stand in the way
If the pleasures and practices Of the vile and
wicked are to be interfered with and the schemes
with which they fill their Golfers stopped.
1t surely cannot be that the great Empire State
has fallen so low to ignore the call now made
upon its citizens take stand, any polit-
cal party any political creed but for the great
moral questions for which Governor Hughes stands:
that no combination of political thugs shall set the
law at defiance and carry on their nefarous prac-
ttces. bringing ruin disgrace and beggary in their
train, as has done gambling, horseracng and the
liquor traffic. Where do churches-stand. the
great centres Of moral forces? Those who
favor these evils stand shoulder shoulder and
spend their money freely TO perpetuate them. Let
those who love their country and to see our
law supreme come forward and speak out show
their colors and stand by them Two years more
OF Governor Hughes and great advance would
be made IN all that tends to stamp out the present
contempt for law and relegate the rear many of
our Lawmakers who at present seem lost to all
the nobler feelings by which those who make our
laws ought to be imbued. Give us men fearing
God, hating covetousness ard having the good of
their country at heart. Put such in our legts-
lafive halls. and with a fearless leader like Gov
ernor Hughes should work such moral refor-
nation in the next two years as would make the
world look in amazement "A SCOT
New York, Aug II 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
DENIAL BY N. Y. cHILDREN's SOCIETY

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Recently several newspapers printed pa
thetic story 10 the effect that young woman.
girl Of sixteen years in fact had committed sui
eide as a result Of the forcible removal from her
or her infant child by the Gerry society" One
n4spaper discussed the subject editorially and the
of-tovvn papers which printed It. The unfortunate
,-o,tns woman lived Long Island City There
are three distinct societies for the prevention
of crt,eItv TO children in the greater city Of New
York viz; % The Brooklyn Society for the Pre-
ventiou of Cruelty to Children covering the bor-
o,1ghs of Brooklyn and Queens; C) the Richmond
County Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children covering the Borough OF Richmond, and
q, the New York Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, covering the boroughs of Man
haitian and The Bronx. Each society is inde
pendent organization, governed by its di-
rectors and in no wise connected with or respon-
sibe 10 any other. All, however, work in the ut
harmony
The girl suicides made the subject of
immediate investigation, which developed that her
correct name was Maria Sicari TaOlmina; that she
married on March 20. 1907. and was deserted by her
husband during December 1907 that her child was
born on February l. 1905 in the husbands mothers
hollse. that the young and her mother-in-
law did not agree, and that the young woman's
father took her TO his house, leaving the infant
hand returned TO Brooklyn during June, 1905. was
arrested at his wife's instance. but became
cIlsd and again vent housekeeping with him; that