The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-08
Married Once More, Sulli-
van Sails for Europe
Today.
BOSTON IS SETTING
OF THE CEREMONY
Former Champion Refutes Reports
That He IS Financially
Deficient.

BOSTON, Feb. S-when the big ca
harder Ivernia sailed down Boston EIar-
Dor this morning she carried in her
bridal suite the prOudest couple in the
worId-3Ir- and Mrs. John Lawrence
Sullivan, the former the champion Of
champions and the latter. until yester-
day, Miss Catherine Harkins. OF Rox-
bury
The famous pugiLst weighed in little
under his usual fighting weight, but
there IS no suggestion that he was out
OF condition What with riding on the
water wagon for about six years and
otherwise leading the simple life. he
was as At as any other man at the
threshold OF his ffty-hrst year The
slight loss OF weight was from the
ante-nuptiRI anxiety that attends al
lovers. since IL IS q mixim that you're
never sure Of a woman TIL you've got
the law on her
Was There Before
Roxbury street mus sound reminis-
cent 10 John l., for II was at ROLDurE,
Mass, in 1852 that ne married Annie
Bates, Of CentreviIIe, r L He divorced
her in 1903 at Chicago, getting the de-
cislon on the grounds Of deserttOu- The
first dream Of love lasted only eighteen
months. and for Jweuty-siN years. until
the decree was granted John L and his
wife lived apart The first Mrs Sulli-
van, who lives at CentreviIIe with her
brother George and a sister, had II that
John l. wanted a divorce so that ne
might marry a rich Brooklyn widow
Forget It." said John with typical
brlefness IN making a denial
The big fellow has pursued his love
making as If ne feared the police might
stop the bout The oft-repeated Tumor
that he was 70 marry never had the
right person In the other corner Husky
voiced John only growIed OmLnously
when his friends tried 70 get next on
details OF when he would don The mitts
for the latest 20 With Cupid he told
a few intimates 10 so around 10 the Par
ker House in the afternoon, that there
would be something doing He put the
bTide-elect IN a cab and sent her to the
Office Of the city register TO procure the
marriage license. The clerk wrote down
among other matters that Miss Harkins
was the daughter OF Dennis HarS11s and
Mary DOneCLC, both OF County Derry,
Ireland and that John L was the son
Of Michael sullivan and Catherine Kelly,
OF Athloner o. County Kerry Divorced
once When Miss Har1InS described the
great sleeping sickness dissemiuator as
lecturer, the clerk paused a moment
and then wrote IL down Mentally he
had repeated John Is classic Grafton.
y thank you very kindly, ladies' and
gentlemen for your kind reception. and
am yours truly. John L sullivan.
az the same sine Shaping mis- chest and
bowling with large grace
Is Far From Broke.
After securing the certificate the
bride weu- 10 the Parker House and
met the big fellow IN the apartments
OF Frank Hail. his manager. There
were also assembled Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hail and their son RAYMOND.
Miss francis Kelly. Miss Nellie KeIIv-
Thomas Calm OF Sharon. all relatives
of The bride Arthur Lennon q ueuHrv-
Of Sullivan Jesse Cove and henri S.
kind leEal advisers OF the biz fellow.
and Justice Of -he Peace Ingalls,
Miss Nellie kcIIvs was IN the corner
Tor mss HarkiuS. while AIR HALL
handled tie reS-o-ErfEeG for .ToErr L.
The hero ot "a thousand battles entered
mo T-E WIN smile that came of
when HC looked across TIE Lzs, and
TrfIIZF1 what EH WIS about 10 do fEs
saw ina. tlH =r.--. ives 10 b. with a
Aef-eToffs.- TI.-Hr-lTUa-I heart TrSrrua
snarr7r- FUN SIX Ge=- tEI and with fre
air of a born general
oi-oHlH- The decision there vas n
dinner and then John T. and his bride
o--Lraea the steamer IEerua.
To refU-e the riuorS circulated fro-,
llIGe % time that john j. Is broke r.
IS said he is AT. present pzr1ir.-TIssr-,-
l-S.-- lie also --tS nest eEE Of SO
GOD which his sister Mrs Egv.-srT -
non has kept intact Tor El.u for many
years