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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
NEW YORK s SENATOR
To Be PICKED TODAY
Democratic Caucus Expected to
Agree Upon Successful Candi-
date for Depew's Job.
TAMMANY is STILL SILENT
Alton B. Parker One of Ozark
Horses" Who May Win in
Case of Deadlock.
TAMMANY is STILL SILENT

| ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 15-In twenty.
four hours. barring the unexpected. the
| United States senator from New York
VIII know OF his selection. The choice
VIII be made tomorrow night at eau
Gus OF the lis Democrats OF the state sen
| ate and assembly.
The unexpected would be a bolt by
enough Democrats to prevent the casting
OF q majority vote of all the legislators.
vena, wmsn r., ooth ,r houses formally vote for a
legislators already on the ground be-
!ieve the contest lies between William
r. Sheehan OF New York and Edward VI.
both OF long political service.
or the other candidates mentioned. the
leading are; Daniel F.. cohalan. Justice
voord D. Cady Herrlck OF Albany and
Alton B. Parker.
May Break Deadlock.
No one could be found tonight who in
.ended To present any OF these names to
the caucus. Al the same time no one
WIN deny that any OF those five has
Sheehan and Shepard.
Dr. Robert p. Bush, assemblyman from
Chemuns county and former speaker OF
the lower house, said he had been chosen
10 present Mr.. Sheehan's name. Thomas
NJ Osborne. lender OF the Shepard forces,
said his candidates name would surely
80 pciore tnc caucus, but was not ready
10 say who would present IL. On be-
nan OF The Shepard committee. Mr. Os-
borne said.
''The Shepard committee wishes only
10 say that ii has absolute confidence
In the election OF Mr.. Shepard and is
noTise disturbed by the claims OF the
other candidates.
Mr.. Sheehan declined to discuss his
chances or make any predictions
Charles f. Murphy called on Governor
DIN soon after the latter arrived from
New York. Neither Mr.. Murphy or. the
governor would say a word about their
conference. The governor shut himself
up In the executive mansion and declined
sages.
Many on Anxious Seat.
II all the Democrats. including Assem-
oiymen Cosard, who was elected as an |
independent Democrat enter the eau
Gus. the majority necessary for a choice
mere VIII be hfty-eight, The total mem |
oership in both houses is 201 and a ma
Iority of all that. 1ol, is necessary for |
election on joint ballot. II all the Demo-
rats. including Mr.. Cosard. stand by the |
;noice or the majority caucus, the can
iidate there chosen Will receive lis votes
The Sheehan men claim thrty-Ihrec
Iotes from New York county, three from
queens and thirteen from Erie. These
orty-nlne they regard as certain. The
shepard men are less definite I'm their
ipon eighteen votes from Kings county
IND one or two from Erie and a large
majority of the upstate legislators.
Notwithstanding the nearness of the
mai contest, an atmosphere of expect
lncy prevails.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
DIX CAN NAME SENATOR,
Democratic Party In Empire State Said
to Confront Crisis

NEW YORK. Jan, 15.-The focal CEN
ter OF the senatorial situation was again
transported to Albany today when Gov
eernor DIX left town. Although he con-
tinues TO maintain publicly. at least, his
attitude OF silence and hands off" the
conviction grows stronger among leaders
mere, who talked with him YESTERDAY,
that the solution of the situation not
only rests with him-that a public word
by him would precipitate the final result
but that he knows IL and withholds
shc word because he believes the out
come Is already in his grasp.
In clubs. in hotel Hobbies. among the
Tammany district leaders, there Is no
longer any doubt that the Democratic
party conironts crisis. j. Sergeant
Cram. chairman OF the general commit.
zee Of Tammany Hall and Ions one of
me advisers OF Leader Charles + MUIR
phy, showed this today when he said:
Yes. I'm going to Albany tomorrow.
! think l have right 10 be there in a
crisis Of the party, perhaps at the ex-
JUNCTION of the party. I've been waiting
eighteen years. to see the Democratic
party in control. and ] don't want To see
IL all thrown away In seventeen davs -"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Casio RIA
THREE HUNDRED FIGHTING
FIRE IN HIGH ORE MINE

BUTTE; Mont, Jan. I5.-The fire which
eriginated In the High Ore mine Satur-
gay was located l2o feet above the 1900
men men are at work endeavoring to nut ont
the blaze A three-inch pipe line has
peen !aid from the Modern mine to the
near enough to the fire so that the water
turns TO steam, A suction fan has been
@ placed at the Modern. which is on up
eaSu ca snatt' and thus ventilation is being
OF the Amalgamated company stated
Inat II the fire was got under control
hno tne High Ore ventilated within four
OF 1Ve Gays. the other AmaIeamafed
mines on the hill would not haze To 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16

able TO cover. II can be extended fo al,
important corporate business Oppressive
methoos OF competition have been re-
ouced over wide areas: greater eouaIifv
OF opportunity is being afforded: corner,
&c interests have become accustomed IN
publicity which they would have re.
PED as revolutionary a decade aco
ny OF them are. in fact co-operat
py voluntarily furnishing much ~
FORMATION obtained by the bureau
public has been enlightened on
ioundamental points OF finance and
which otherwise come to the
citizen only In fragrnentary and
form; the president and con-
ye been given reliable facts
economic questions OF pub
Finally. the effectiveness OF
lcity and the resulting pub
ton OF business abuses has
OF railway determinations
nre publicity accomplished
an evil system in Its en-
months. although Grim
or certain PARTICIPANTS
Tour years. succeeded
out of four The s,,h-
effected In the New
nge. by such pub
could probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Woman's Victim Dies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Ian * r,,
V. Storey. the former University or iii.
nois student who was shot by Mrs Alice
a Eoohier OF Guthrie. Ind. last Thursday,
o. hrst degree murder has been niaced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Fire Causes Suicide,

| CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 15.-worry and
srlei over the fact that his brothers body
ita nas not been recovered from the ruins of
tne chamber OF Commerce building. de-
stroyed by fre last Tuesday Peter SeIm
attempted suicide at his home In Coving-
sicians say he cannot recover ny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Bishops Wife Dead

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Mrs U,p,o
paret. wife OF the Protestant Episcopai
plshop OF Maryland. died TO-DAY at fha
stnra sonns r thopiSins hospital OF cancer of the the
the fact that her husband is very in ~
pneumonia N0'' III oi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Portugal Strike Ends.

LISBON, Jan 15.-The strike of the
rallroad men having ended, normal train
service has been resumed. The strike of
tne Sashouse workers. however con-
tinues. but 1t is expected to speedily fer
inmate on account OF the strong oppo-
sltion displayed by the people generally.
,'.nS WHO rear that these inopportune strikes
tutions. iii''i-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Quakes and Severe Cold.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 15.-DIs-
patches received here from Tashkent.
Russian Turkestan. say further earth
shocks have been felt at Vyerny, canItai
OF Semiryetshensk. These. however have
been slight: The intense cold continues
trict. " 0 "is-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Shoots Own Father.

PATTERSON, n. j.. Jan. 15.-Isidore
freeman free, fired ten. revolver bullets into
rne 3ody OF his father. Hyman. an auto
his MS brother for the Isolice. The son was
* years old and the father As. In ev9
oIar nation OF the killing. Isidore said ):
death today and would have succeednJ ~ ~
! had not shot hiu.'i II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Kills Wife and Self

:. OMAHA: On Aha. Nsb,; Jan. 15;-In a jealous
almost severed his wife's head wifi -
2nteher Knife and slashed his own throat.
Soth we're found dead by a brother Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16
Fire Destroys Roundl,ouse

MARsHALLToWN. Ia.. Jan, 15.-Fire
tosn toaay completely destroyed the twenty
railroad. Twelve engines weTe em.IS ,,rs
Iher'oss Is estimated at 500, 600. Gu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-16

The fact that most diseases ar;se
from an impure OF low condition of tbe
blood, is fully proven by Hood s Sarsa
parilla 'oo
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

for me neither
time nor change W "
nor any other
creature cou d"sAY BOB MARRIEs
ever lessen, ! said Us AT THE REEF
81 dote on teas" l REPEATED.
II Judge you came for that reason"
Sue replied.
ado you remember
81 seldom or never do" she inter
rupted.
that little thing" continued cas-
ually, concerning the uselessness of
trying to queer ones proportioned
oncoming cargo Of fate and how the
little stars and tidal waves and other
natural impediments are greatly il
error, imagining that they can butt in
between us and our natural belong
ings!"
Your translation into the vernac,
ular is not at all smart" Sue com
mented
And has nothing whatever to do
with the subject | had in mindY' said
]. For what ! was wondering is, Are
you going with the Percys and yours
everlastingly, for the week end, at the
Reef"
"Yes. | believe we're all to 90 to-
gether in he big car. We're to be
there in time for dinner at 8. The
Reef is raggeder and lovelier than
ever"
Dear Reef" said I. Its ather a
coincidence that first saw you there.
Heavens, ii was at picnic of the
Percys, come to think of It,"
Yes, but the cOincidenceY' Sue
queried.
Merely It may be the last place |
shall see you" That this was my mo.
ment knew. Yet but for my past
experience Of miserable wadings in
shadows and through miseries and nv
knowledge of some of the strong
points of Sues philosophy might
have lesitated and forever have lost
my venture. $50 I'm going to take
your wager" said |. "You remember
Holy Bob|" Sue nodded. He did
take orders and is curate this year at
the Reef. You may not remember bis
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22
WABASSO

Rev. w. L. Leisher, of st. Lucie,
spent Sunday here
j. w. LETTERS and family spent the
week end at Narrows and Quay.
Mrs. E. B. Sembler was business
visitor in Sebastian on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Marshall and children
spent the week end at Sebastian.
DR.. D. Rose, of Sebastian, was a
professional visitor here Saturday
evening.
Mrs. A. E. Holt left for an extended
visit with friends in the northern part
of the State.
Mrs. James Knight and two children,
of Vero, visited her sister, Mrs. T. j.
Gail, several days.
F. W. Ray, of Maguokata, Iowa, is
spending sometime here as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sears.
Mrs. w. |. Fee and Miss Nan Alder
man of Fort Pierce, spent several days
here during the past week.
Roy Goshert, of Burkett, Ind, ar
rived here during the past week and
will spend the winter with j. O..
Jameson.
Preaching service Sunday evening at
7:9O by Rev. w. l.. Leisher with special
music by the choir. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

WANTED-White men for day labor.
FelIsmere Farms Co., Fellsmere, Fla.
SHIP your produce to G. W. JUDY &
Co., Tampa, Florida. Write them
for stencil. 2l-tf
FOR SALE An eighteen foot launch,
complete; white cedar hull. Apply
Box 307, Fort Pierce, Fla, 22-4t
FOR RENT-Furnished nine-room
house in Jensen, all modern improve
ments: Apply to W. R. Hardee, Jen:
sen, Fla. l9-tf
FOR SALE-Two valuable adjoining
lots on corner Of South River Street
and Lee Avenue. Cottage on each lot.
For particulars address, Box 343, Fort
Pierce, Fla,
FOR SALE CHEAP-Seven room cot
tage in north part Of Fort Pierce, on
river front; fifth house south of River
view hotel. Apply at dwelling. Geo.
w. Depew, Fort Pierce. 2l-4t
FOR SALE-a3 a whole or divided. II
acres, beautifully located on Taylor
Creek within City limits, on new County
road. House and lots on river front in
Edgartown, 600 225 feeD, riparian
rights. Dr. P. Chr. Bronnum, West
Palm Beach Fla
CHARLES b. GARRISON, the Timer,
has returned to Fort Pierce and can
be found at Jackson-Luce- Gladwin Com
pany's Hardware store Tell us your
troubles, we will be glad to help you.
Give US a chance to please you. See
how near we come to it. Orders by
mail promptly attended to at Jackson
son-Luce-Gladwin Cor, Fort Pierce,
Florida. 29-2t
FOR SALE CHEAP-Fifty-five acres
of fine orange, grapefruit and vege.
table land, underlaid with clay, on Ten
Mile Creek; ten acres improved and
fenced; five acres 10 young orange and
grapefruit trees, house of five rooms;
guava, persimmon and small fruit trees.
Just the place to make home. Apply
to j. A. Franklin, Roseland, or TRI-
BUNE office,
FOR SALE-12 acres of land situated
in the city of Fort Pierce, Fla, 5
minutes walk from post Office on the
highest point in city on ridge overlook.
ing the beautiful Indian River and At
lantic ocean. Four small buildings of
small value, acres of pineapple shed
in fair condition; few pineapples.
Cut up would make the finest lots in
town. one block from the Miami Mon
treal National Highway. For price
and terms see or write, G. E. Dutton,
White City, Fla. lift
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

They'll HAVE Us summer for the
ENGAGED BEFORE ,as, ,or roor, "
WE REACH THE ,"''
END OF THE Perhaps, because
STREET" the precision of
the guess in this instance, my re.
marks were more than usually scathng
concerning gossip in smaller towns
generally and the title tatte Of Main
street, Hilton, particularly.
"Tll wager" said | to Sue as we
passed the postottice on our way to
Mrs. Jacks tea, that they'll have us
engaged before We reach the end of the
street" Sues hatred Of gossip Is as
pronounced as her love for her native
town, and what the board walk is to
Atlantic City even so is Main street
to Hilton.
"I'l wager" Sue challenged, ignoring
my remark, that | can have and hold
against Main street for three months, If
necessary, any matter which you may
care to intrust to me, provided you
swear to keep faith also"
"You for accomplishing that" said |.
warily reviewing the weak points OF
plot ! had in mind Sues capacity for
silence was the poser in my little
scheme.
Arriving ut Mrs. Jacks, IT was very
near the end Of the allotted hour of
"gobble and gable" that found my
self unexpectedly in retreat in an al
cove near the portierred entrance to
the dining room. had blundered
upon a tete-a-tete between Sue and
her inseparable ally, Mrs. Jack Copita
"A thousand pardons," murmured
meekly. my eyes on Sue. "A few less
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

,enrhant for secrecy. At school 1t
amounted to genius. I'll die. but not
divulge.' was Bob's motto. Then
continued |, with the airy unconcern
Of true sport, SAY Bob marrieS us
Sue is 50 uniformly master of herself
she scarce lifted IN eyebrow, and OF
course il may have been CLINT of the
westering sun that shone in her eyes,
but can swear to the shine in them.
SAY bob marrics us nj the Reef.
| repeated, with nonchaance. some
tine between now and Monday a. IN,
Why, III give you Il mOnth-two. three
any time you say for Main street to
lind us out and gossip us to house
seeppg III stake my life and Bob's
that death will find us yet dumb. If
win you lose, maybe. If you win
| lose ALL" whispered,
If" said Sue slowly, celebrating,
chin on hand Bob swears, too, III
accept the wager It's as good as lost
to you, though. ! have. and still do
hold, matters of more or less moment
and less strcnuously guarded than this
will be, which have never reached the
ears of Main street"
This is the odd" said l. 1.-TWO
months from tomorrow will be Christ
mas eve Merry Christmas muir
INJURED anticipatively. Won't look
sweet all done up in tissue paper and
Santa Claus seals and holly ribbonI
But supposing shouldn't. Suppose
lOse!'
That Is the end" said Sue tersely.
tried to read in her inscrutable
eyes ever so small hint of interest
in Main street gossip She smiled
slightly and repeated her creed, "Se
rene fold my hands and wait nor
care"- \ sound as of mutiied scrap
Ing and sharp click caused us to turn
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22
WAN

Classified ADVERTISE nts Under this
Heading, I Cent a word each Issue
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

toward the por-
TERED alcove.
Then some one
joined us.
/ have but a
pipe dream of
the whirl into
the Il eef that
night; a memory
OF a delicious
sense of having
to sit gloriously
close to Sue in
the we'll filed
car; Il sunlit Sab.
bath spent in
haZy Octo b er
woods and at
midnight Il sol.
emn ceremony in
a dim lit church,
minus music or
flowers or faces,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

FOR SALE An eighteen foot launch,
complete; white cedar hull. Apply
Box 307, Fort Pierce, Fla, 22-4t
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22
1 W(n the Wager
Il Christmas Love Story
"
BY CENEVIEVE KENNEDY -


VIII 40" Sne
laughed. There
is Mrs. Fish NOV
ing doorward. and
| have something
Of Importance To
say to her, Wait
here awhile said
Mrs. Jack as she
fluttered a W a Y,
leaving Sue and
me toge [ h e /.
Ora wing my chair
ever such a trihe
closer, so that !
might the better
feast my eyes on
that adorable face
whose allurcment
FOR me neither
time nor change
no + any other
creature COul q
aI.,p lnSsnp said
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

WANTED-White men for day labor
Felsmere Farms Co., Fellsmere, Fla,
SHIP your produce to G. W. JUDY &
Co., Tampa, Flori da. Write them
for stencil 2l-tf
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

FOR RENT-Furnished nine.room
house in Jensen, all modern improve
ments. Apply to W. R. Hardee, Jen-
sen, Fla. l9-tf
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

one me sum
mer day. boorish
" enough. | was
b era in & the
stupid habit OF
Main street - a
prilneval and in
alienable ha bit Of
blaZoning abroad
Measurements ana
woefully garbled
versions of 1.-THE
truth concerning
the matter" what
ever the matter
might be. How
ever, they spoke
truly enough who
said of Sue and
me, shes re.
fused him every
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

TCOpyTTgHt, 1911, by NIHtTTCan TTess AssU-
ciation,l
IN ETURNING ever and anon to
IL the town which held the one
IN thing desirable to me. ] was
feted in the usual manner. 1t
was Mrs. Jack Copitas o'clock that
was responsible for the wager which
won me the wedding, a function | had
grown to despair Of ever arriving ut.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-12-22

minus music or -" ~
lowers or faces, ouEsTIoNINa
save only three; GAZE"
the exchange Of a written compac,
ana farewell. did not see Sue again
for had to leave the Reef at dawn
to make my train.
according 10 agreement, we eX.
changed no letters. The DAYS followed
each other with uneventful regularity
News-that Is. the news strained nv
ears TO hear-came out until it seemed
as though cursed fate slew all TN,
little birds that tell things on Main
street. Sue preserved silence which
doggedly forbore to break. Week
after week, day after day. brought no
sign nor the faintest breath of rumor
till three days before Christmas. when
there came note from Mrs. Jack
which read: II am having a surprise
party for Sue Christmas eve. Fail mo
at your peril"
Had Mrs. Jack met me with Fri.
umphant air as of zone who knows
| was prepared to have Rugged her on
the spot. but her bubbling mirth. can
did and unsophsticated. struck chill TO
my heart as she proceeded to enioy
1.-THE surprise she was giving Sue.
Sues back Was toward the door as
Mrs. Jack announced me. She turned
and for an instant fancied her face
paled. Perhaps 1t was but the reflection
OF my own. Then the dear. resolute
chin lifted. and she calmly babe me
welcome. The only other members
of the party were Jack Copita. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy and the Rev. Robert
Cas@mAns. Az l graspad Eob's hand
Continued on page III
The evening world., 1911-04-19
DE- MAR BREAKS
MARATHON MARK
IN BOSTON RACE
New England Runner Clips
Two Minutes OFF Record
Made by Longboat.

BOSTON. Mass. April W~-C1a-ence
II. De Mar OF the North Dorchester A.
c.. this afternoon broke all records for
ne Boston Athletic Association Mar
a.hon race by romping across the line
In front Of the clubhouse here a winner
N the record time Of 2 hours. 81 minutes,
20 3-5 seconds. The best previous time
was 2:2i:2i made by Tom Longboat, SO
81 VII. be seen De Mar broke the record
by 2 minutes "A 20 seconds.
The crowd went wild at the tremendous
victory by a local boy and cheered him
as they never have cheered a Marathon
winner before.
J. +. Madden OF South Boston came In
second. with elapsed time Of 24.3l,
while Ed. Fabore. the Montreal sprinter.
won third place in 80 % Is.
+. II. Calvin. New York: NJ. ]. Ryan.
New York. and c. II. Appleyard. Yonk-
ers, finished but were unplaced.
The B.. A. A. gives prizes TO the frs
eight men to finish. The other Ave and
their finishing time follows: Robert A.
Cambridge, fourth. ?2a.a; X. +. Pig
gott, Medford. nth. a3o. -: Dan sherl-
dan, Toronto. sixth, 2.3l.i+: Albert Har-
rop. Fall River. Mass, seventh, 2.32. 81;
William Calvin. Mercury A.. c., Yon-
kers. y. y. eighth. 2G.l0.
The evening world., 1911-04-19
MRS. CURRAN,JUST
DIVORCED, GETS
LICENSE TO WE'D
EmergeS From Tangled Matri-
monial Case to Be Mrs.
Walworth Pierce.
IS KIN OF
SiSter-in-LaW Was to Marry
Husband After Decree
Was Granted.
IS KIN OF HAVEMEYER.

Mrs. Marie Burr Harmon Curran Is
to marry walworth Pierce of Boston.
This sequel TO one OF the most Interest,"
ing cases of tangled domestic infeikity
OF recent years came to light today
when, nine days after the signing Of her
final divorce from Guernsey Curran,
who Is prominently connected with
large financial matters. she procured a
license 20 wed Mr.. Pierce.
Mrs. Curran is twenty- Eight years Old.
She was Marie Burr Harmon. daughter
OF Afr. and Mrs. Frank Denman Har-
mon. and a relative OF the Havemeyers.
Her wedding Feb. II. 1900, at s..
Thomas's Church. was q social event
Of magnitude. The list Of guests in
ciuded many persons prominent IN soci-
ETY.. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
z. Berry Wall and the Havemsysrs.
In December. 1910, octet was aston
ished 20 find that a SUR had been fled
n the Supreme Court in which the young
mstron sought a divorce. The testimony
presented was from John = Tucker and
t~o detectives who swore that Mr.. Cur
ran had registered al the Hotel Empire.
Nov. =. 1910. with an extremely homely
woman" as Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Car
penter. Much significance was attached
to the description OF ;ne woman.
The final decree OF divorce was signed
at Riverhead. l.. l.. by Justice Walter II.
| Jaycox. April 10. 1911
In the meantime reports came from
Paris that Mr.. Curran's -!.ter-in-lav,
Mrs. Ross A. Curran. had obtained a
French decree from her husband. AND
that Guernsey Curran was TO marry
ner at the ina determination Of his
wt:e's suit. Mrs. Ross Curran wa.
MiSs Elise Postley. and had a prom!nen'
place socially.
one child. n little hoy now seven year
old, was born TO the Guernsey Currans
Mrs. Curran has. lived since the film.
OF her suit Al No. 2S West Eighty
sixth street. Mr.. Pierce. who - L
marry her. - th!rty-three years OH
and gives his address as No. 30 BeacoI
street, Boston. lie ls n merchant.