New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
SOME PERSONAL ITEMS.

"Ex-Sheriff John Zeller, president Of th4
Hudson County Election Board, was sen,
fenced by Justice Swayze. in Jersey City.
to pay fine Of 81. 900 and 10 serve not more
/ than three years and not less than one yeas
| in the state prison.
! In the Hall OF the ConsistOry in ,hs
Vatican. at Rome, the formal rathcatloi
OF the Pope's nomination Of new members
OF the sacred college was carried out viii
simple ceremonial. The most striking feat.
ure of this secret consistory, which was si<
| tended only by the Pope, the cardinals res.
dent I'm Rome and the visiting cardnsls
was the elevation to the cardlnaate q
| three American preIates, Monsgnor Fsrley,
/ Archbishop Of New York: Monsgnor 0con.
nell Archbishop OF Boston. and Monsigns
Falconio the Apostolic Delegate al Wash.
/ ington. who now retires from that Office
| The concluding and most impressive cere.
mony connected with the creation Of tbs
new cardinals took place at the great pub
lie consstory at the Vatican. when eightesl
princes Of the Church. including the thres
American prelates, were invested with tbs
red hat. the sgnis OF their rank.
Supreme Court Justice Cohalan signed
| an order granting a separation TO Mrs. LILY
, Middleton, wife Of John A. Middleton. vice.
president Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
! Mr.. Middleton. who is a director in a scors
of corporations. consented 20 pay his wits
; $1,000 a year alimony and counsel fee u
: $1,000 and these concessions were made v
, part Of Justice Cohslan's order
: linton Sinclair. author Of The JJngls'
ractically won his divorce suit when " s
Kelley. as referee. recommended that Sin.
clair receive an interlocutory decree MrS
Meta Fuller Sinclair had denied publicly
that she had been guilty Of misconduct VIII
Harry Kemp. tramp poet who Vas nam@y
bv her husband as correspondent, but sa5
did not offer any testimony at the hearins3
before the referee. Mrs. Grace G. schaus
of Long Branch, and Mrs. Jennie laylo'f
Of Sea Girt. boarding house keepers test
fed that Kemp and Mrs. Sinclair lived laS
summer in their homes as man and wife
Justice Stapleton. of the Supreme CoTt.
granted a final decree Of divorce IN Bropr
lvn TO Captain Peter G. Hams from ClaOda
Libby Hains. Hains was sent t0 Sing sns
after being convicted OF the murder Sl
William l.. Annis at the Baysido la1s
club in August. 1908. Recently ne was par
doned by Governor Dix.
.James Whitcomb Riley said that he hSi
written his last poem. The paralytic sirof'
which has kept Mr.. Riley I'm bed a gfe@'
norton Of the time. and practically an a.
valid for two years. has reached MS re"
hand. which is now completely helpless
THE wedding Of Mrs. c. Nolney Ms
and / Seaver Page took place az tne fs'
byterian Church University Place. NJ
King had been a widow since June IN
The wife of Mr.. Page died several yesf'
ago. He is over sixty
Daniel Sargent, a member ot Tue ma
ward Junior class. shed lustre upon hins'I'
and brought renown to his alma mse' ".
kicking a football over thirty mNs
muddy roads from Cambridge 10 lps~icN'
took him eight hours and half TO ac'u. .as
plish the feat. and he Won a wager u
when The Playboy of the "es ''s
World was presented at the Maxine b.'V-
Theatre BY the Irish Players. no" 'i'u
America a riot broke out. led by a 80
/ uish-Americaus who objected 70 ''' -
.s = misrepresentation Of Irish cAa''
Tbav were forcibly elected by the ro%f
but not before they had shoWe'eu w
ers with missiles. including po'a'oeH'
,ots onions and ca0bages.
only needed stale meat to h'a" :"
Irish stew" chuckled Busy Man.