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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

William Wetzell, accompanied by Miss
Loreen Lcary, harp solo by Mrs w. G.
Tuttle; vocal solo by VIII Sihley, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. II. Peabody, The pro-
gramme Will he concluded with a piano
solo by Mrs. s Q. s. Neldcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

IN order 20 prevent imposItions
md embsrrassrnents. The Tribune
[enrests that persons leaving social
notes, and especially marriage
nofices or engagements. for puoli-
,%sfIon- leave with them names
'<hrough which the source OF the
<arnc may be traced IL the matter :
'ls called In question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

lie was taken to ST. Marks hospital on
reaching this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

The members or the Luncheon club VII
be entertained FRIDAY afternoon at
o'clock luncheon by Mrs. f.. NJ West a
her home on Eighth avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Gets S91O for Hurt Foot.

In the United States court Wednesday,
morning. George Frcc brakeman on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

f. Coscliff left Tuesday for Chicago
be away for several weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

|rhe lime is fast approaching when the
Inc brides and their friends are rack
II their brains TO think OF some orig
In idea that would be both pretty and
ective for the wedding. Incidentally.
h rice and confetti arc now consid-
nj bad form. Instead, each guest re-
Ecs n seml-transparent envelope. filled
In wee fragrant rose leaves. in pink.
low or white paper. These small
tals are not only prettier 10 the eye,
( Infinitely more easy 10 cleanse from
travelling suit than the oldfashioned
hWers OF rice or confetti.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

The members OF the graduating class
iSt Marks hospital were delightfully."-
tcrtaned Wednesday evening by the
Marks Nurses alumnac at the home
\ Miss Dahlia Noungbcre. The mem
h OF the graduating class are the
sses I.aurice Darlington. Hannah Han
William Simpson. Mary jacobson, An
Henderson and Ruth Webb The even
I was pleasantly spent in games and
lsic after which dainty refreshments
re served. with the class Colors. blue
\ gold carried out in the menu and
me decorations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

c. Nelson spent Wednesday in Brig
City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
q ,sWALNUTTA HAIR STAlH''

OUCH SALE as this happens once in a season.
y An opportunity to buy such suits at such rd-
culously low prices is rare indeed. Every style is
new every pattern is fresh and seasonable They
the creations Of the best makers i'm the country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Mrs \. Croxford delightfully."- enter
ned Wednesday evening nj a five hun
ed party. The evening was pleasantly
lbnt in cards. after which dainty re-
,shments were served The house was
Rutiful in an array of spring flowers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

DR.. and Mrs. w. 4. Sperry announce
4 engagement OF their daughter, Nora
Charles S. Hyde, The wedding TO take
,ce early in June,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

DELIGHTFULLY."- informal was the bridge
rty given by Mrs. David Keith AT her
me on South Temple street Wednes-
afternoon. A breath OF spring was
tho air. for all the rooms had been
corated with great punches of lilac,
= most fragrant flower OF the month.
K tables were used and most enjoy
ie afternoon was passed by the guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

TUESDAY evening. at the home of Mir.
q Mrs Raymond c. Hanford. 1927 East
nth South street. Miss Maud kecfer
d Harry i. Speith, both prominent
nng society people Of Idaho Falls, were
lrrlod by the Rev. Mr, Craven Of the
berly Park NJ e. church. After the
temony. a banquet was given TO the
ldal party and few close friends. The
tng couple, accompanied by Miss
misc Speith OF Dcs Molnes. la, a sis
\ or the groom. left FOR Idaho Falls,
lerc they will make their home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

The art section OF the Ladies' Literar!
club will hold a meeting this CThursdaY
morning at tho club house at l0:1
O clock. The feature OF the morning viii
be n paper on EARLY Renaissance Paint
ers" and "Masolino and Masaccelo" AN,
will be given by Mrs w, l.. Traughbcr
The meeting viii be unusually interest
ing and all members are requested TO b'
present.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
ATTACK on NURSE.
Rejected Smtor Suspected of
Murderous Assault.

Her ekul fractured by A blow from IN
iron stove litter said 70 have been dealt
ov = rejected s,iitor. Miss Mary Donneilv'
= trained nurse IN z private sanatorlom
conducted bv Dr. u A. Harrison IN hlre-
stone Long Island was operated on at me
Flushing Hospital yesterday afternoon
and 0r 4 " Jaeger said last night
that T,e was hopeful for her recovery. Ine
attach vas made about $50 o'clock yester-
day morning in Miss Donnelly's room on
the first floor Of the sanatortum
Miss nonneIIy had been on duty and had
o,r,- mat gone to bed when the attendants
and inmates of the ssnatorium were
aroused by screams and cries for help
coming from her room. Among those VINO
r.n 1o her room were the head nurse Mrs.
Ada sin,uons. and Or. David R Lewis In
The hallway they found Miss Donnelly, who
vas covered with blood. which flowed from
eash on the left side of her head and
other wounds One Of the attendants VINO
oreDarad her cries saw man climbing out
~ bar window, but quick search pro
duced no results.
Miss DonnelIv IL about thirty years DIG
She had heen in the employ Of the sana-
1oriuno for more than five years her
father Thomas Donnelly. lives at 9th street
and Fourth avenue. Whitestone- She is
considered capable nurse AMI Is well
liked ny those connected with the Fana-
toriuDl-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
CH4TFFETR on TRIAL
Explains Haste IN Quitting
Scene of Fatal Accident.

Justice GoN will charge the jury this
morning in the trial Of John o'Haulcn.
indicted for u1anslauErter. in having caused
the death OF Elizabeth Bot at Ninth ave
nue. and Esd street last October through
alleged reckless driving Of 4 taxicsh-
O'Hanlon testified Yesterday in his own
behalf that he had seen Miss Bott and h@r
sister ius before he is alleged 70 have
knocked them down. He said he had TUn
close to tfem. but did not know anything
serious had happened until he was SO told
AT the station house later
He denied that he had pushed George
Canaghsn off the step Of the taxiCsh Then
he tried 70 stop him. CallaEhan, rhe boy
who hung on 70 the back OF the machine
until O'HsnIon reached I'D street and
stand that o HanIou did push him off and
tried his Rest 70 evads pursuit
O'HanIon said he hurried away 70 COM
munfcate with the lavye- Of the New York
Taxicab Company Such were the com
nany's Instructions. he said. in the event of
ANYTHING happening to 4 chauffeur. But
when pressed rv Assistant District Attor-
ney Moss for his reason for seeing a law
yer The defendant said that while he did
not know ne had knocked anybody down
h. was afraid hs might need the LAWYER
and wanted 70 he the safe side.
Many spectators, some OF them suto11o-
bile owners or ChauffeUrs listened TO ,he
testimony during the day some of them
had been summoned TO Special Sessions -
answer charges Of oversPeeding.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
BIG LOT OF JEWELRY SEIZED
Departing Passenger Looked Too Ro-
trnd TO Special Agent on Pier.

When the customs inspectors passed Al
<on5o Risa cano. first class passenger on
the steamship Regime de Italia on her re
cent arrival he started brisklv for the end
Of the pier with his labelled vslise, but he
1jd ro- ger by f,oEirno Rsnnellt, j special
agent attached to 7. {. Cummings staT.
T,ieaCsno looked too roTUn5 20 Rannalt.
and the passenger was steered into cor
ner.
There was nothing dutIahle IN the vsltse,
hut RannaTf said that when he began 70
search the man the stock of lewelry con
cesIe5 about him amazed the special agent
He found forty-one gold and silver chains
In rockets inside of the shirt in belt
were fifteen chains, one watch, eleven
1ockArE four bracelets. thirty-tllree
brooches ffty-five earrings, eighty finger
rings and forty-one watch cha rms
Fisscano explained with apparent in
eenuousness that he had brought the Jew
eIrv over with him TO stock = store and
had also brought with him tools tn be used
in the business. He was Pra cJiCal Jew
eHer- The special agent said that & "a ce TO
and relative offered money for the ac-
cused mans relea Sc BissCano was held
In s. 5.Han bail on a charge of smuggling.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
J C. sHEEHAN's HOME BURNED
Mistaken Alarm Delays Arrival of Ap-
paratus at Country House,

rh. country home Of John c Sheehan, IN
RI. Boston Post Road, between Rye and
Port Chester was almost destroyed by
fire which was discovered at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning The Sheehan family
and servants had barely time 70 dress be
fore their rooms we're filled with smoke.
Resides Mr. Sheehans loss of sSo.eH on
The building furniture paintings. etc, Mrs.
Sheehan lost diamonds and gems valued Al
g nn0 The case, which had been LETT on
the dresser by Mrs. Sheehan In her nasty
fight was recovered, but when II vas
turned over 10 her II vas found that the
trsv containing the Jewels was missing
The house was a large frame structure
The Rye Fire Department misfook the
alarm and ran two miles and q half In the
wrong direction. The Port Chester depart
ment arrived in time 70 save the building
from being complete loss. Mr.. Sheehan
thinks that it was Cause4 by defective
wiring
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
MRS YERKEs ASKS FOR STAY
Wants to Restrain Foreclosure Sale of
Art Gallery Property.

Mrs Mar Adelaide Yerkes. widow of
Charles T Yerkes, applied to Justice Nc
Call. of the Supreme Court, yesterday for
an order staying the sale under foreclosure
Of the art gallery property belonging 70 the
Yerkes estate. The Mutual Life Insurance
Company is the mortgage. The United
states Circuit Court created recetvership
for the property. The sale is scheduled for
the first week in april
William T. HornbloEer. for Mrs. Yerkes
set forth that action in regard TO the prop
ertv by the Supreme Court would be an
interference with the United States Court
Justice Mccall said that he thought It
proper - apply for the stay under the Dc
cree Of the federal court The argument
will Re heard tomorrow.
The art gallery property vas sold under
Foreclosure several months ago 70 4
syndicate OF real estate operators. The
latter refused. however. TO accept title be
cause ~ technical defect III the proceed
inge which made It necessary to sell II
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
6. Q. DEAN REARRESTEo

f,lrsrd . Dean president Of the Home
Corporation COMPANY was rearrested yes
terdav on the charge of using the mails in
f,Irtherance of Il scheme 10 defraud per
sons seeking 10 have dwellings erected on
land which they owned. Dean was ar
rafened before United States Commissioner
C,tlchrist and psroled in the custody of his
counsel Charles r lie Barber until to
dav when the examination will he held
Alfred r Osgoodhy, treasurer Of the CON
.o,p pbo had been in the Tomhs since
.at,,-d,,y augceeded Yesterday in getting
"a. hail reduced from S.e0o 10 200 The
federal Surety Company furnished bond
and osgoodbv was released by Commits
sjouer GiiChrst.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
WANTED EXTRA ALIMONY.
Wife Said High Cost of Living Made
Increase Necessary.

The increased cost Of living vss re-
sponsible for a motion by counsel for Mrs
Beatrice Trantor. in the Supreme Court.
for an increase in her aliUony from her
husband T : Trantor. a stock broker
from, whom she obtained a separation
Mrs Trantor has been receiving go 4
u eek, but she asserted that with the extra
cost Of living. due 70 ths high prices or
necessities she could no longer provide
Tor herself and her two children with this
gum Trantor who is associated with the
firm of FHnzham, Lawrence a Co. de-
MED his wifes allegation that his income
vas 10000 year. saying that he received
only se5n A month He said that his wife
crc,pied an apa rtn1ent for which she vas
pa wing s75 a month. which was not ex-
ac.Iv necessity Justice Gerard refused
to grant the increase Mrs. TTantor asked
for
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
POLICE SEEK SILER
U4NTED FOR MURDER
alarm Folloscs Finding OF
Girls Body at atlantic Citu.

Atlantic City, Feb. 14-Crculars csiline
for the arrest OF William Siler on charge
OF numbering Jane Adams have been scat
tered broadcast throughout the Uniteo
States by the Atlantic City police Wiiiiam m
elier is twenty-eight years old and rnarrleo'
and when he left the city the day after the
disappearance Of Miss Adams, who was las
seen in his company at the ocean end ni
the Million-pollar Pier. ne left behind
destitute wife and two little children.
Arvis Sfier. eighteen years old VINO left
the Adams home on Friday night Fehru-
ary /. with the dead girl and her fourteen
Eear-old sister, has also disappeared, ana
the police are seeking him TO learn what he
knows OF the affair
While the physicians have declared that
death was due 70 a cIot of blood on the
brain and that this was induced by blow
over the left eye, there is Considers bic
speculation as to how the blow was re-
ceiFed. One theory is that the girl was
struck with some sharp weapon! another
tnaf she fell on sharp corner Of the pier
while a third is that she either fell into
the ses Or was thrown over and washed by
the waves against a spike in the pier
When the girls disappearance was noted
and her mother learned that she had met
was suspected that the Two had arranged
Al elopement. and a warrant charging SileT
with abduction was issued by Magistrate
Donnelley. The finding Of the body on
sunday disposes of the abduction charge
and the police tracer sent all over the
country Is headed Wanted for Murder
William Siler is, described six feet tail.
of slender build. with brown hair. Wher
he accompanied the girl 70 the pier he wore
an army overCoat and 4 slouch hat His
wife seems to know nothing of MS where
ahouts since the day following Jane
Adams's disappearance, when he left home
early and has noE returned since.
Coroner Sonthefn to-day mpanelled =
jury and will begin the inquest to-morro~
In the mean time Chief Whaen Of the local
police has secured every possible place in
the neiEhborhood in a vain effort TO find
either Of the SiIer brothers
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
MRS. JOHNSON WILL FILED.
Daughters, Contesting. Object to It's
AdmittanCe Here.

The will Of Mrs Caroline Elizabeth John
son for whose estate, valued AT about
s. 90 coo her daughters have filed a con-
test. was filed for probate yesterday in the
Surrosates' Office by counsel for ELerton
2. Whitney, nephew Of the testatrtx, and
Charles 5. Rackermann, both of Milton,
Mass TWO of the executors
Mrs Johnson died on April "a. 1905. and
the will was offered for probate in suffolk
countv Mass in June 1865. 1t was admit
ted after a contest by two Of Mrs John-
sons daughters. who alleged that undue
influence was used on their mother. Then
the Mason Stable Company. of this city, 4
creditor of Mrs. johnson. applied 70 have
the will admitted here, which was opposed
by the tes,atrix's three daughters, who
asked for letters of administration and
brought q contest 70 prevent the probating
Of the will in New York.
whitney and Rackerrann now ask that
-l7e will be admitted here. Mrs. johnson
left 4 large amount of real estate, including
her CITY home at no 41S Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
DEYUR TO INDICTMENTS.
- 4sursnce Men Say Examination bT
Hctchkiss Was Illegal.
- -.ler--r ~ tn. Tribune ]

~ Tslegrzrh ~ Th- Tribune
N,rscuse, Feb. 14--DemUrTers V-r. Hi'd
fo-csv Or attorneys for Tram z. Reed ana
Willard T Peck. The president and treas
z~er n the People Mutual Life Insurance
tsso~1sr.cn sn6 League - the indictments
for perjury. alleging that The examination
- re Two men before Superintendent ".
y FIorchklss n the Insurance Depart
ment Vas illegal
re lawyers. raised rhe point that rhe
insurance lsp-s provide for such sn ex-
animation o. officers n OLD line companies
onlv snd nor the officers II z frsfer1al in
F1rsrce socieFz. The lawyers for the De
fendsnfs sn6 the District Attorney wer@
Directed 20 file hriefs with Justice William
Andrews n me Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
SLAVE COCOA BOYCOTT MEETING.

Joseph Burtt, commissioner Of the Anti
Slavery and .Aborigines Protection Society
Of England and America. viii speak to-
night In the Marble Collegiate Church
the progress being made ny the society
against the use Of cocoa produced by slave
labor.
Mr. Burt viii tell Of his two years ex-
peTience in the Portuguese cocoa territory
in Africa A bill 70 prevent the irnports-
ton Of slave cocoa was recently introduced
in Congress nv Representative u "
Cooks Of New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
A RUSH TO SAVE IS
EFU HOPES FOR LIMA.
Fear Lioes Of Hatumet $ trer
Lost tn Rescue.

"a. r.1 u-The Chiiiaa cruiser
.-,-.- z,,-.no and FIVE steamers Of the
rs-,4r Navigation Company are racing
.A--.-5 today in the desperate nope
80 -v save eighty-eisht persons
-, -Is, last reported were cinsine 10
- .-e-r Of the British steamer Lima as
= --.s.si uss pounding herself 70 pieces
os q, -7e Husu1blin Passage, in the
s--ss- of Magellan
- hundred and FIVE persons were
- <-or7 the wreck by the brlush
- F5srur7et under dificulues winch
- he abandonment Of the work OF
-. ro1,- o< the Eatur1et's crew sacri-
- --ss- lives before their captain CON-
- L;z crew 10 cease their efforts
ry,--,--,s- has arrived here, and her
,zprei- said;
=. sighted the wreck ve put out
,- roa-s. which closely approached
-, ~ the Lima. where passengers
-sa- re5 gathered. We made q con-
=. ,,s-zzeen the TWO vessels with five
- <s-horus CT cable. and were sue
: 1ou-e-tne gns persons into o'Ir
and in getting them upon the
+-esz- seas were rolling. which
=. --o-K of rescue perffous, and
=. -i--s-s end Of the cable slipped
--- and became entangied in
- without the aid Of the cable
VIC -escn the wreck II this ac-
- no- occurred all would have
reeu rescued
-, i---essi7E seas our boats MADE
,.-..-, s@zo-ts 70 reach the wreck The Lima
se7. c,,7r smother line. which cur CHEZ
--s-a made Z daring attempt TO PICK up
~ za-o7E connection was eventually
-s5e rf-t the lIre, suddenly Tightening,
----se- --e Of our small boats. and our chier
--s-- -he ships carpenter. the fourth ensi-
-ee- and Spanish steward were drowned
~ boat rescued the others Of the small
bos-'s crew
.-T EIeps1Ied the captain OF the Lima fhat
" rad onIr one small boat left and that
* -als was badly strained we bad pet
-s- rrnoeed % AnCUd for further assist
s.-e Unfortunately. We were delayed OF
A7--5 ~ 2 dense fog
The Lima had = strong list 10 sta-oo7~o
I'D re- pert quarter was under water ohe
had seventeen feet # water in her engine
-arr7. When We last ssw her she lay in g
6s-ge-ous position and was striking hard
she struck during . heavy fog and IN
--o-Yrv sea and vii ne 2 total loss
re F7s-u-77et belongs - the Pacific NsFi-
rz-fo7 COMPANY and plies between Liver
7ooI and South American ports She was
rse- reported as sailing from Bahia Blanca,
Argentina on Jsuua-v g. on her way 10
-rnis- and Peruvian ports She registers
-.--5 -o-e and vas built in Glasgow three
r~s-z &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
SOUND BOAT IN ICE,
Freighter Held an Hour IN Big
FL0f in Hell Gate.

In ! collision between tow n coal
be-res and the big Sound steamer CITY
Of Fan River off 92d street about II O'Clock
Yesterday morning. one man and a woman
we're knocked overheard from one of the
bs-res into Hell Gate while the big steam
81. with her stsrbosrd paddle box stove
n and her machinery disabled spent .
r,e-i1o,Jz hour in the turbulent waters
locked in an immense ice foe
Two t1Jgs Of the Harlem River Towing
Cornpanv and a passing tag Of the Penn
ezfvania Railroad fought their way through
4he &C. pack and. making fast 70 the dls-
abed steamer, kept her from drifting on
the rocks until the ice foe broke. Vheh
they toz-ed the steamer 70 her per a.
Csrharine Sip
II VAS ike navigating the Polar seas get
ting through Hell Gate on the hood fde
yesterday morning. for an unusual Ice JAZZ
looked the waters from shore TO shore
Bound down the Sound. from New Haven
The civ Of FaH River poughed her waY
ssfe7z through the ice gorge until she
rounded Hauet's Point and began straight
enfng out 70 shape her course for the East
ptve- Between a2d street and the Astoria
@.- slim the See IAN was 81 heavy that
- .uert r7e steamer from her course
-,,e+ &C : row of three coal bsrses abreast
,,er. ,Ir the river with the tide and me
shifting ice foe Despite their strngGie7
- keer ont of each others wsv, the 10"
a,5 ,he steamer were brought together oY
-he ice and currents
T-9er as th. crash occurred man ara d
,-,,,a47 aboard the coal barge that vas hl'
z+.eror-ed 20 spring 20 the ADJOINING oa' *
s,a <eU overheard. They ma NJ geo - Keep
s,o,,e the chllrrins ice and IN few min
,,,ee uere hauled safely aboard one of me
other bsrsss
l., ,be mean time, the ulachinerF ab"afo
-, Cs,,- of Fall River came 10 dead stop
- she drifted half mile helpeSa'5 'P
.te river until in the centre OF re" EH'A
,-a..,.ee, Nni Rock and the hsh'hoHSf ""
he,oris shore she was oveTfakell ~
-. .,ree rescrins tugs and they we're neid
-. .,,r almost an hour. until the rushing
or,;ed the ice foe into the Sound.
11s,-en conn. Feb. 1.-THE steamer
- - Fsn River. caught IN the Ice foe
-, cate. sailed from here eariv TO-DAY
- fra freight The steamer had No
pa eSen gers.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
SAYS WIFE TRAINED FOR HIM,
Seeks Divorce from Woman Who Used
Exercising Machine

II Emanuel l Silberstein- Ia vyer. who
Is suing his wife, Fannie Silherstein- for a
separation. were permitted to submit IN
evidence the manual Of the Marquis OF
Oueensberry dealing with the art Of self
defence he would probably obtain quick
verdict. The plaintiff charges that his wife
treated him cruelty and inhUnanly' and
that he was afraid to live with her. An
amazon he said Mrs Silberstein was. al
though her stature would not suggest II.
SfIberstein intir7ates in his suit that this
treatment by his wife was premeditated. for
she installed in their home an exercising
machine with which rhe athletic wife
might develop her muscles and add force
10 her blows.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
SAYS SHE THREATENED HIS LIFE
Defendant Testifes In Suit of Houge-
keeper to Recover S. 600

The trial of the suit of Miss Kate A. Car
ney against Oliver A Tibhe1ts. 4 retired
Chicago real estate dealer, to recover s. ,eoo
on A note. was continued yesterday in the
Supreme Court.
The plaintiff in her bill OF particulars said
the note represented $500 that she had lent
Il Tfbbetts, the value Of iewelry that he
haG given her and taken hack; about sew
-nty letters and wages for services as
1ousekeeper-
Tibbetts testified yesterday that he never
borrowed money from Miss Carney. and
that the jewelrv she mentioned was never
her property. but that he allowed her to
wear II He said he signed the note under
duress. declaring that Miss Carney threat
ened 10 shoot him.
Miss Carney is suing TibFetts for breach
Of promise also The jury will render a
sealed verdict this morning
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
SPECIAL POLICEMAN HELD.

on the charge of sssaultinz sylvester
etraver fifteen wears old, Of No %st West
ssd street. William DOYLE. special police
man employed in moving picture theatre
a, Columbus Circle was held IN $500 bail
for trial Yesterday in the West Side court
n Is alleged that on sunday night Doyle
refused to admit Strsvsr TO the theatre