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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
LIS pEhOENS.

7,ru ST 2io East stat. Bank sst ravd
Rutenberg 81 Al foreclosure 81 mts' a"orn"i'
u Kohr
ATTN ST SEQ Vast Samuel pursrs'sin ast
William Benssu Gorsclosure - mtg at'orrer
- Solomon
sGTH ST s 80 Q = ~ Avenue 4 I5Nio2
ea-, Titsil sro a. ag' Rumcrs Really ~ -
a., fors~losurs - rn-E,. dtforncr. n Fesks
TELLER AVE =. ~ 8 . s-ot lsa'h AZ. 2nv
700 ouie H7r rhins;r agt South Jerse' Land 4 .
r. III ,forsclosurA ~ mtg. attorne., 7 Solomon
On AVE. lai6 Rose sobsl o. al at fsidcr
korltk ., a foreclosure ~ Mtg ATTORNEYS.
Keller 4 Klein
NsT ST So East Harmon & Hendricks AT
Jacob Holland ~ al Nor'clorure OF mtg. atior-
news & : Lfons
SIN AvB a. 70 ase columbus az. . 80,
West sd =. p West. N'lly r Roes-l" az ~
1901 - RossrI. 40 dove etcp. attorney.
warts Cno1fe ana sherman
s.D IT. - cor central Park West iooy
1eOb william Morgan - Al as' George "
ra--str - al foreclosure ~ mtg. atiornsy =.
pcr~re & Saufa
Sullivan ST 90 ard 80 Giscomo S"i,r-
,iro sgf Pr.mis Resi Estate 80 - al 0oreolornrs
~ rrtz,. attornsv. y Anderson
a4rH ST $ g 90 - . ~ Sth a.. ci19s
rswas = Tron.hridrn az harles Reed - ~
foreclosure q mtg. siiprne'. r II hashsi
VILE
rnr~rrY AVE. ~ > - q n l9Sd -. 25S
100 Emil Flels - al sgt katie Fieiz - al 'ar-
ton ~ cancel ised. etr' attorneys. Elfers 4
Ahbsriev
,.arrt ST %. - c7n west 40 actions Ns~
--,rL .r-,s, 80 sat Nsrv Kelly - Al fore-
|lospre N TOO nigp. attornsv Y PINE
m AVE D. . cor QIfh - ~ iiNtl. New York
re Insurance 90 AIT William " Nnore - Al
,,orecosure - mtg attorneys. cary Carroll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.


rrvrrsIrE pr1vE--F r. Wood & CO. soil
IN J. J SLENDER for Ferguson Brothers a
F'rsnav the Strstford-Avou apartment houFe.
- aIve story structure. ~ The northeast corr'f
., -,i,or.ido Uri,e and 23d street The pro7eIt.
has been held At 81 100000
Old sTRFET-The Fifth National Bank has
sold 20 charles Kave its property A. =" E'r'r'
ard Lexington avenue comorsins p'o, W. 80
fee, or tho street The ait" Was held ~ SSoH~p
SETH sTFEET--Edvsrd !. ne CoppNt has
Fought from ice Ashlet Grace ne iouI
dwelling o. rlct lSN7"@ feet a. so ~ N'''
e5th street
10TH STREET Slsrsou e. Hobbs lave sod
e,r = .i;erf 81 = IVES, Iotb street. a four s,orF
nigh stoop dwelling, or lot 2nNl" fN@'. 10 =
client FOR occuparcT. The rror'riN STANDS N ne
name 81 StoUhaige Basmus
tq5TH STREET,. J. GreeubsrFer AS sold
for stephen Iackso7 ~ 2tl Esa, 18TH street.
&c storv iouament. on plot -sxloo fsef near
Second avenue
BOTH STREET William 4. Daring 4 so1
ha.4 so'd for Alpi,o1se Hogansuer 10 10 Vest
,eo,t s.r.a- three 4tor, ard basement stone
(-oaf dwelling ~ lot lpxp II fo"' This Il the
fourth Dwelling on he block between LSioN an1
Se,a r'h avenues which has changed nenas dAi
Ing fhn Last tao months
er1-F%TH AVENUE-J. Eomsine Bro-n =
"a and Thomas Eckerson have sold. ior
Flora VI Gravss the sou'h-Hs' corner ~ ~"'
t,,,i4fn~s IN riot - sx43s feA' The propertv
was held a. $3.50 Ooo and vas - haze neSh
o~ero4 A. auction 70 dsy r" Joseph r pay
Thi. IS The tenth parcel sold A. privs'@ sale
r-,fhil, couple ~ months that Mr. par had
ad,srtised 70 be oN-rsd a. auction.
4sTu STREET The Herman ANS COMPANY
has sold for John i Harlow ~" f0ur s'orY
t4rerout house No sos Vest 'Sth street. IN 'ot
onyiO0 : feet
18TH STREET, Romano Rrorn = -.
ba'e soid 10 iS2 West 18th street for Narv l..
Tsnring. n st James Long Island. ~ = client
The ERoSX
.,-,trr,- AvENf-F- The lIherfr = Hs'i-g
oman. IA. cold 30 23s3 IN .3s7 walton az
nre three dwelling houses
TELLER AVENUE--Msrk = F1sn has
soid for Gustav EnEelhsrdt 40 leS Teller ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
SUBURBAN ZONE LEASES.

The Ferris NeizS property A. Lawrence
Park Brownsville. has been rented for the
.,,r-aer to f. l. Taylor an Official - the
&10. York central Railroad l'igt & Mar
sin so ere tho trokere
Fish 4 Nar,iu have rented Tor pr George
g Huntington I.. house ~ Scsrsdole ior
tho sumner 10 Andrew Miller. cf the Life
PuhIiehiul or1VanF
Peaee q Gilman have leased for Fre1or-
tcl g. Blanchard his place ON Eitchou ave-
nue. Convent station. \. J. consisting oi
about fortr-eight acres, n q client for the
summer season.
The roVis n Va, COMPANY has leased
for sarah b O'Neil the s. Regis Hotel on
Gaston avenue. Ar, erne. 10 Felicia Green
far term Of five vearf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
TO ERECT APARTMENT HOUSE
New Structure for West I'D Street TO
Cost $500 900.

Plans have been filed FOR the erection ~
a twelve story hreproof apartment house
on Tie south side of 72i street loo feet cast
OF Amsterdam avenue for Brown Brothers.
Inc. At a cost Of 100000.
This building will have frontage OF %
feet and a depth Of So feet, with a FACADE
Of brick. with limestone. terra Gotta ana
granite trimmings. with accommodations
for forty-sevcn families. George and I'd
ward Blum are tho architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address - lessee
MARCH -


ELTON AVE sJ3. store basement Herman
rendgrers 3 rts mos from De- T. i~'
q 40 address, 1921 isf 80
rAsT BROADWAY IN. store and part hssA-
men, F,,i. cuba ~ Poruch schultz .rs from
wav 1911. 81 500. address. Tao ist aVe
LEXINGTON AVE. 732. 81 floor. carl SO
,~,e-f 20 OTTO Knoll 90. .rs rom NAV T.
,qft ss.n ,n SoCo address. 1a3 lexington 49,.
WILLIS AVE ia store. John Heher 20
f-r,de~'-i MULLER snd Frank Rumshach. rs
gra-n Nis, Z 1910 5000 20 500. address. l'1l
irt az
ler AVE SO south store. basement End 5
Inns sLo,4 store Isasr 2 Farris 20 frN1Sriok
tsu1r.r. -, rom oct !. 1910 81 80. address
an AVE- csa, snd 2sas. So bds John .
n rore, 70 julius and lsidor saul; ,yrs
mo from April 1911 ss"p - s''Vo aai' 's'
rs. East s0th -
4rH AVE-. 2is N 2ia =. cor lsth e.. i''h
floor Henri corn - nInmo'" Wors'Ha, /"
~ rom Feb J. 1911. $500 address 30 an
eve
4rH AVE. d. cor 2sth -, store noor ana
par' basement in cooper hhiI1lnS ~
pesttr - a. issar Fried@nhelt = YRS . mos ~
ds,s from Jan 80. leii. s,'"oo azores. ~
Esst s0h ~
srH AVE. e. u. Ct 4 18th - 21xo3 q no
land Tie Inited scsf@s Trust % a. trustees
10 Fsruars Krens 90 US from Wa, III
or,iou n renewal. Si25o. ADDRESS 10 WINS
ar-
ora AVE. t2l rooms an ri ~ g. ne lea'-
srreenrsn. Ichn = Mshoney Individual snf
en- 70 Mar Mshcney. gift address III "h
ave
39p ST % Fast 2lyrl, urea Arthur Move
r. al. trustee. to Benjamin LetitaA. 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE
Building for o6th Street Corner Plot TO
Cost 100000.

Preliminary plans have been filed for a
two story theatre and store on the north
west corner Of Broadway and 9Sth street
This building will have frontage OF "'4
feet on Broadway by iS feet in the street.
II viii be a freproof building and VIII nave
total seating capacity Of 1.1S9-sSs IN the
balcony and 100 in the orchestra.
This building is 70 he erected for the
Broadway and Ninety-siXth Street Realty
COMPANY. Of which William Fox is presi-
dent. T. " Lamb, the architect, estimates
tho cost AZ $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

~ Madden and Van Buren, streets. Anable
and Covert avenues
r. Sumner Sternbcre has bought from
the Country Residence corporation house
ar tho corner Of Milton Place and fark
street. Voodmere. Long Island. II is or the
Cd English style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

from Nsv l. 1911. - YRS renewal. $500. sd
cress a. - Nicholas ave.
9th IT. - West. q apartments. Samuei
J-ncs - ca'hsrine he Wolf. I So from oct J.,
1850. tHfG. address. 80 West 1ia'h 81
18TH ST ~ Last all. samuel Birnbsum n
Sarar Pc-ofekv. 3 US from April J. 1911 !.
g els ~. address. lst ave.
FED ST ~ West al. Matilda Jode 70 MAY
Iasat: yrs from April !. lsli SIS address.
f1T Fo-ere ave Brook Ism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
INVESTS 100000 IN HoreL

General r. Coleman Ia Pont. president
~ tre On pout de Memoirs Powder com
pany. Of wilmington. Del. has invested
81 90 % in tho NcAlpin Hotel now under
constipation on Herald square. and has &C.
cepted position ON the board ~ directors
.l,c -g.nrerN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
70 Push CASE AGAINST ULRlcH

Wlford r. Smith. q No $50 Nassau
street. tire attorney ~ Booker r Washing
Ton VINO was assaulted on SIndav. March
70 by Albert J1rich. iu west CD street.
Ia!d ~eeterdsy that he could not under
ste't4 .cs Or Washington could have M
.im@tsf 70 4 Tribune Correspondent ~
Ftl.adelPhis that the case againsi ilrlch
night - dropped The matter s. nov
GU Dr Washington hands and rests
N.th the District Attorney The case VII
g m oven n ~ Washington docs not re-
t1In 10 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

soTIf ct $40 10 SIG - n . ~ Aro1u-
4 75xiO@ .. two g str ton mts. sheriff IS sal" ~
al RIGHT title etc which Rumore Realty
20 ba4 on Ian n i9if or since. Win'low. $ K
Z att,s Withdrawn. no bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEy JERSEY.
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLONIAL

SIS shore residence: one Il 80 Mind VOW" a..
wave sdmirA1. rth tho bis White coiprrns IN
front is rooms snf baths. inlmsns" ppl :.
norte-cochere 80 huiif oy fars work ~ -
manner for owners VS.. riot 2'H 10 '" -
front - desired hnss- location o. J"rse'
This e ? bran0 nov homo. 5nd for goo1 rec
Will b. cold ror les- Than ccst. For pfi'H 81
photos address
SaGRfTrCF Pos 81. 7rhurs oNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
oNC ISLAND SALES.

V,niam 7. Maxwell has sold on Thomas
Mn To,e Island city. for the Turner FINK
Company to q syndicate sixty lots BOUNCED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
TIE RP0NX
ALTERATIONS.
I'VE EEONh

18TH ST. 5. 80 . o. Pro.Pec' 40 -
, 81 frame dulg iTx3s. IA Vale IN
1-a-,izes. o0ne- ? IA Teiie. - premises.
.r.bitac-- ccer S-r0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

e stv hrk a7artu't SNvs3 O. Broru Brothers
Inc 60 East goth e. owners: = & T. Blum. sos
9Th az architects. cHs'. $500 900
afTH ST. ~ Br0adNsr, r. ST.
theatre ani store. s. itNiss. Rroad~av and
N,rafv sixth street Really 20 l2s East 18Th
81 owner. " Lamb 5ol 5th ave-. architect:
cost 500 600
TIE PPONN
DUDLEY AVE. F. so q NJ Fort
Scnuvlar RI FOR fvo sfy hrk dvlgs eox52
each, sohufler CONSUMPTION % Games m
ing o9oa vou sve rrsstdAut. owner Henrv
NordhAin 1857 fremont ave-. architect. total
cost Ri3 600
~FPETD AVE lfs Ss . ~ ~ "a mes ave
ror st hrk f-la N fyD Tincsnzo psnlieri
4loi Barnes a-e owner n y Tel GsuiiO. i0l
fremont az architect cost. SO 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

Tie following offering was tho only one
recorded 81 the Real Estate Exchange
saiesroom. Nos e and ls Vescy street yes
terdar:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

~oRoro~ HEIGHTS CON-
900 ASH BALANCE thHY T;F W.
4, room HOUSE bath. to closets. sur1f.'
sewer. Keuanee water grstsnl ns~er fsulng Tc.'
hot -ater heat three open hrepacet ITO bs-
comics electric ligh'. 'siephons. s'sn. ss'ss
chioksn house garden fr,i' sn1 SHADE trees ~
iO0x9T5. Ave minutes from depot one hour from
Sev York: $50 feet elevation. Address OWNER.
- Grove St stamford. conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

DUDLEY AVE IS leS . = Fcrt 1ohuv-
ier Fo11 5Gxioo T Emory riocss loans Schuy-
IT,, Construction GO $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.

yoT DON'T NEED SERVANT
In an Easy Housekeeping Home Prosrec,
Park East. sosn cash and $50 nfcn'h. >eri
for BOOKLET BEATTY ASSOCIATES. i15 REM
ser Prooki-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

pHILIPsE MANOR on THE HUDSON.
one mile unobstructed river frontage: 80 -
ern residences near com letlon. Aootss
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipse Manor. New York
IF YOT- WANT TO Buy. RENT OF
SELL ANYTHING IN iONhEHs
Cali or write
BELLOWS & WARREN
~ Getty square, fcnkeIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

with the verv latest improvements s5"p
cash So per month. n viii pay YOU - cn-I
and inspect these new houses. ". DOHERI1.
?. Main and fiuguenot sis. New Rochelle ny
HIGH Class BUSINESS MANS PROPERTT
AZ sutton Manor. formerly owned b. w
York Bank President. For further particulars
9. 4 PATTERSON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
HEAD Of CHURCH IS
SLIGHTLY BETTER
Change TO More Spacious and
Airy Bedchamber Revives the
Pope's Strength.
TEMPERATURE IS REDUCED
Pains in the Knee Diminish and
His Holiness Obtains
Some Sleep,
TEMPERATURE IS REDUCED

ROME. Aug. 9-Pope Plus early to-
night enjoyed several hours rest in his
new room on the third floor OF the vati-
can. TO which lie was moved today from
his small bedchamber on the fourth
floor. The room Is more spacious and
airy and the change seems to have re-
vivcd the pope's strength somewhat and
cheered his spirits.
When Drs. Pctacci and Marchiafava
visited his holiness in The carly evening
his Tempe rature was 1O1 but at mid
night, after he had persDrcd profusely,
It fell below 100. The pains In the knee
also diminished and his holiness was able
10 obtain some refreshing sleep.
The efforts of the physicians now Will
be toward restoring fully the strength
of the pope, fearing that otherwise there
may be a fresh complication of the
throat and bronchial trouble.
Eight years ago today great throngs
gathered at the vatican TO greet and
venerate the newly elected pontiff at the
ever. owing to the illness Of the pope.
only n few Of the cardinals. members OF
the diplomatic CORDS and members OF So
ctcty were present In the Slstine chapel.
where Il mass WAS said In honor Of the
anniversary.
PROSTATE on his bed OF sickness. the
pope is reported TO have said that al
though absent he was there In spirit.
Notwithstanding the illness OF the
pope, the celebration OF the eighth ami :
versary of his coronation took place to-
day in the S!stine chapel in tho presence
OF the members Of the diplomatic corps,
representa OF Roman aristocracy and
numerous ecClcsins,ics
Cardinal Merry Del Val. tho papal sec
retary of state. celebrated the mass sur
rounded by all the cardinals living here
except Rampolla, who is i'll In Switzer-
land. All the prelates Inquired anxlously
as TO the health OF the pope, but received
indefinite answers. as no one, not even
Cardinal Merry del Val. nor MonsiGnor
Bisletti. the major domo OF the vatican,
have been permitted 10 enter the sick
room.
Immediately after the function Cardinal
Merry del Val left for Montemarlo. his
summer residence. This was taken by
some persons TO mean that his holiness is
not considered desperately i'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
SENTENCES WOMAN
To THE CHAIN GANG
lola, Kan, Municipal Judge Has
Difficulty in Enforcing
His Decree.
VICTIM WILLING TO WORK
Commissioner Interferes and Re
fuses to Permit Her to
Weld Shovel.

| lola. Kan, Aug. Sd. b D. Smelt-
zer judge of the municipal cour, here
was defeated today In his efforts TO en-
force his judgment that Mrs Ella Reese
| n city prisoner convicted OF a Vicious
oiionse, should don boomers and join the
| ing on the streets
There were three reasons for this First
tne judge was unable TO find a pair OF
boomers in the town. second his ordcr
was dehcd and annulled py Commissioners
IG. G Giynn, and third. the people here
apparently had no sympathy with tho
drastic sentence inflicted upon the woman.
Mrs. Reese. however. was perfectly
wiling TO suffer the penalty prescribed
for her alleged wrong doing. and for a
brief time today It seei.led that she would
implement OF street toll. Unable To find
the sort of attire ordered by Judge Smell
Ger the 1aller delivered Mrs. Reese To the
toreman OF ihe street department dressed
when Commissioner Glynn heard OF the
Jai!ers action he ordered tho foreman
TO return her To jail at once. which he
did.
~ have all due respect for the court -
said silynn,e but the court IS not running
the street department / will not permit
a woman TO do such work It IS n dis
grace even TO suggest such thing"
7 am. willing to obey the order of the
court. said Mrs. Reese. after she was re-.
turned To jail. III he says so I'll put
But | believe I would be the last woman
that would ever do So. as well as the first
believe that the people would not stand
such. thing"
When Judge Smcltzer learned that his
orders had not been obeyed he said en-
Dhatically that Mrs. Reese must go to
work.
II am little doubtful whether 7 can
compel her 10 work N she does not want
to-" he snid. but ! have this alternative
10 enforce my decree. While she Is in Jail
she is not paving anything on her 6ne.
but she is getting into debt and increasing
the costs all the time If she does not
work, she VIII STAY in Jail until she con-
cludes TO obey the court.
The city commissioners are not run
ming this court They cannot release Mrs.
Reese. though they may give me trouble
in putting her at work, II she tries TO
do what is cxacted OF her Will be In
clIned to be lcnicnt with her II she
does not want an indctcrmina,o sem
tencc. she must get out and work.
Commissioner Clynr said no might be
cited for contempt III am shall have
the satisfaction OF testing this question
In the courts" he said
Many citizens nf the town conGratultcd
him on his attitude in the controversy
today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM C. FREEMAN

The other day | ran across
a little advertising booklet
issued by HENRY X. HAN
NAH, in which he states
that the three things that
characterize a good teacher,
and that should also charac-
teriZe a GOOD ADNER-
TISEMENT, are
TO INTEREST IN
IMPEL.
Three very important
''I's' in advertising copy,
First, THE ATTENTION
OF THE READER MUST
BE SECURED. All pub
Usher can do is to sell white
paper to a reading public.
Continued on Page Six.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
GENERAL GORDON
DIES AT MEMPHIS
the Lower House Of Con-
gress.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 9,-Gcorge ". Cor
don, commandcr-in-c chief of the Confed
crate Veterans and d member of con
gress. died at his home here today. Ills
illness dated from his last political cam
paign. when he was reelected to the
national house OF representatives. the last
general OF the confedcracy TO serve In
that body. He WAS born In Giles county,
Tenn, October >, 1885.
He saw much service In the Civil war.
In 1855 he was connected with the fed
eral department. OF the interior, He was
elected member OF the SiNtieth con.
grcss from the Tenth Tennessee district
and reelected 10 the Sixtyfirst and
SiXty-second congresses.
General Gordon was chosen commander
in chief OF the Confederate Veterans at
the reunion OF 1910 at Mobile. Ala, and
was reelected last May.
Immediately after the close of his last
political campaign General Gordon s
health began 10 fall Asthma In q severe
and I'm his weakened condition he could
not Withstand the added complications.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
Mrs. Oscar A. Turner, Wife Of
Mining Millionaire, Intends to
Apply for Divorce.
HELPED MAKE BIG FORTUNE
Now She Is Ready to Plead Guilty
to the Crime of Grow
ing Old"
Special to The Tribune

| Special to The Tribune
| NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-To free her hus
band, she says, so he may marry his
'soulmate," Mrs. Oscar A. Turner de-
clared today she would so to a western
state to apply for a divorce as soon rs
satisfactory financial settlement is made.
Mr.. Turner Is president OF the Ely Copper
company and is interested in other mines.
Since January he and his wife have been
living in separate apartments.
1T was my desire ~ escape publicity
Mrs. Turner said today, but since the
report Is out | might as well admit that
have engaged counsel to begin action for
divorce. am now awaiting the negotia-
tions for a satisfactory financial settle
ment Mr. Turner has Seen u consider
ate and devoted husband throughout our
ton until early this year, when he came
10 me and confessed that he found a
soulmste' and could not longer live with
New York politician and he is openly
received at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner have been mar
ried twenty-five, Years. There are two
In Yale, and Evelyn Jackson Turner Mr.
Turner Is reported to be worth several
millions, For years she was with him In
before hc made % his "st,.ke'S Gi .iS climbing Siis
and mountains and living on camp food.
His legal residence is in Nevada but he.
nave nav m lived in n Phnadelpha % and in In" wash ash
ington. Several years ago he acquired
the Tonopah group OF mines in Nevada
for 100000. Mr.. Turner said today that
he had no knowledge OF Mrs. Turner's IN
tention TO begin suit for divorce and
said he had not suggested to her that
he wished her TO obtain one. He admit
.Ied that he and Mrs Turner have been
living apart for several months, but said
IL was just temporary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
MAN THROWN OVERHEARD
FROM TRAMP STEAMER

TACOMA. Wash. aug. s.-captain e.
McMullcn OF the British tug Bermuda.
which arrived here today from Texada
island. r. c.. reported that at o'clock
Tuesday evening. In the vicinity OF Active
Pass in the Straits OF Junn dc Fucn, he
saw man thrown overheard from
tramp steamer flyins II foreign flag
which was passing out TO sea from VIC
torin or Vancouver,
~ was looking at the vessel through
the binoculars" said Captain McMulien.
when I observed n commotion on the
forward deck and from the struggling
mass or sailors Il man was seen nolste9
over the bulwarks With rope arouno
his neck He was lowered 10 WITHIN q
few feet OF the water and then the rope
broke or was cut.
Tho Canadian authorities have pecn no.
titled Of the circumstance.