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TX ave. NV.
T 14th st. NV.
$25. 80. .31S G ne, Or. h
$21. so. .213O II nv, Sr
SIS. so. .314 G ne, 7r
SIS. 50. SOB 2od NV, Sr
So. so. 1915 VT AZ. Or. b
$25. so. ...149 G ne. Or
$25. so. .1S Quincy %
$25. so. :. PIG P nv, 7r
$3.50. $50 LIST %. l4
SIS. .1546 Columbia ct, Or
$8. ....414 4th se. o.
rs. 1905 D nv. 0r
t24. so. GOT 9th ne. 6r, b
f24. 1875 e se. 1r
S23. so. .....145 @ ne. Or
SIS. so. .446 Kenyon, 6r
$23. 80. .9l9 Euclid, Or
$2S. so. 1000 Marion. 81
$50. go. :. 1000 I ne. 6r
So. 5O.146 Gresham pl, Or
$22. so. 1852 Gresham, Or
$22. so. ia X ne. 81
$22. so. . EOS 9th ne, 6r
$22. so. .705 18th ne. 1r
S22. 80. :. .6U1 L ne. Tor
$22. 80. 1903 Caroline. Or
$2l 80. 1000 oath NV. sr
SO. 80. d o ne, Or
$50, 90. 64S Morris ne. Or
SIC. so. 800 Morton ne, Or
$3.50. .226 Mass av, Or
$19. so. .7S9 Bs..sN, s.
$40. so Sc Myrtle Of. Or
lis:s.bo. 1916 L NV. Or
$3.50. .913 14th sc. Or
$3.50. .62S Morton ne, 6e
$3.50. .::346 EN- son, Or
$3.50. 1924 I'D NV. sr
1850. ga @ NV. o.
$3.50. .427 18th Sc, 6r
$3.50. .76S Gresham, 6r
$3.50. . PSI 18th se. Or
$l7.D. ola G %. o.
t17.bO. BIB 14h ne. Orb
$780, 40 Pickford pl. Or
$18.D.610 Pickfufd pl, Or
1880. 624 Pickrd nv, O.
$3.50. .531 Newton, Or
tl5. 30. O.. .822 22d NV. II
SIS. 80. 1856 9Th nv, 6r
1880. .0543 eth NV, o.
SIS. so. 1880 18th NV, o.
$15. 80. $50 P'kford pl, Or
$14.0. 500 Florence, Or
COLORED.
so. 50. 1876 18th nw,10r
SO. 80. :. .0l8 8 NV. AIR
e36. 20. .026 T NV, 10f
$36. 80. :. Al I NV. b.
$32. 20. .217 T NV. Or
$32. 80. 1872 Wallach, Or
$50. 80. .2lS0 18th nv, o.
SIS. so. 1214 18th NV, Or
S25. .....1518 Swami, Or
$24.D. .21O Fla av nv
$23. 80. 1888 18th NV Or. b
$22. so. 2236 18th NV, Or
$22. 80. i. 1885 9th NV, Or
S22.D. 1905 9Th nv, 8,
$21. so. .1481 Swami, Or
SO. so. ..126 10th se, g.
SIS. 80 Mass av NV, Or
$3.50. 1852 F. NV. Ct
$14.@. ..1223h Duncan
ne. I'd a. Ar, b
$14.5O. 634 Mass av ne, 5r
STORES.
$500. 1919 New York Az
$50. TIA 18th NV
$3.50. .67 F NV
! $l26. ......712 18th NV
$13.......1222 H NJ
9125. ....... 908 9th NV
500. 500 18th NV
SOCIAL 18th NV, sto, DIV
SIS. .D11 18th NV
$s3. 80. .... .926 n 7 AZ
SIS. 1882 14th q
SIS. y NV
$40. 18th NV
Sos. .421 G NV. 18P
| $55. ......1S12 14th NV
S45. 1905 14th NV
$40. 80. -. 1927 9th NV
| 1850. 1882 14th
so. .@ Z nv
$S5. .1774 Columbis I'd
$35. 49,. $40 Pa Az NV
$35. 1922 14th st
$25. 50. .S414 18th NV
S25. .12n1 9th nv
$3.50. 1000 I ne
$3.50. $500. 222 G NV
OFFICES.
SIS. 18th NV
ST5. .s14 17th NV
$50. .......... .91s 14th
$50. 1918 New York av
$50. ..........o 21 y NV
$40. ........1224 H nv
$37. 80. .l4O6 L nv
ments under Apartments
ST. S.W.; 8 ROOMS,
t papered: near four car
;. H. PARKER CO., 435
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1914 18th NV. 14r.. 2b., h.-w.h.........$75.O(
1881 st. NV. 14r., baths. ........... 80 OK
1912 18th ST. NV, Or. all mod imps. 4S.0(
1870 9 st. NV. 12r., all mod. imps. 47.5t
1850 10th st. NV. ST.. bath. ami. $500
1452 T at. NV, 6r., bath. col. 25.5(
2317 n st. NV. Or. bath. col. .....-... % OF
1901 18th NV, ST.. all mod imps., COL. Is 81
4sO12 st. s.w., 6r., water. ............ 12.5t
g st. s.w.. Or. all mod. imps. COL. II OK
4s2 s.w, rear. Ar, water. col. ...-... s5t
A. T. HOFFMAN. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RHNT-BY EDWARD S. wEsCoTr,

s1s G, 21r, 3D.. 1851. so
1898 n. 16r. Oh. :. $3.50
1921 Goth, Or. 2b. ..42.6
SO4 9th. Or, b. lat 40. 80
BlO7 N,11r.b.......9.0
Pts N, 10r. b. .....P.b0
9O6 23d, Tor, b,amt IS .65
1920 N. Tor. b. ami 80. ~
:,Oa B Sc. ;Or. b.. 80. 80
1897 Pa av. Tor, b.31.50
.1OS Eye. Tor. b, lat. 30. 80
2137 g. Or. b. -. $3.50
SOC ODD. Sr. b, ami 80. SO
924 10th. 7r. b. lat. $3.50
2148 Eye, Or. h. .25.0
23O1 II, 7r. b,hwh .25 80
sa2Y N. 7r. b. lat 23.0
2433 X, 1r, b. p. so
$40 18th ne. Or, b. $50
3024 Camb'ge.9r b 20. so
1871 Both, 90
23l2 Eye, Or, b. =. 1850
o2O9 Eye. 7r. w...1S.60
900 18th. Or, w,g,lat15.O
i224 c sw,7r.w....l5.50
2613 K, 7r, ", gas. 1850
..31O Eye. 7r. W. .14.@
2418 G, Or, w.....12.50
APARTMENTS.
1913 Pa aver, b. hit. IS. 50
The Carlisle. 1918 N.
$3.50 to $3.50.
The Charlotte, 210 P.
Apt 3O-5r. b. heat. 40. 90
Apt 0-5r. b. heat. 81. 50
221s Pa, 3f. Arb, hit. %. 80
l712 Sd. "a. 5r. b.21.5O
1I6s Wil'd,2f, 8r, b. 10. so
1872 \ J av, III, 5r. b. u. so
1910 NJ av. IN, 5r. b. 20.50
35S F sw, IF, 4r. ~. so
95S f sw, 81, Arb. . 10. so
STORES.
929 9Th sw, sto, Or, b30. so
2045 L. sto, 3r. b. rs. 90
1O2 Fla av, 1r,w,g.20. so
l744h u. II. rs 50
For complete list
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DAVIS. 7th AND = S.W.
| 4l9 18th sw. Or. b. 20. 50
4BS ! sw, Or. b.. III. 80
1101 r NV, lar. b.75.OO
838 r sw. Or. b. .26.50
1908 9th sw. 7r. %. 90
COS Fl sw. Or. b. .21. 90
1907 9Th sw, Or. b. 20. 80
I'll 9Th sw. 6r. b.18.50
1903 C sw. 6r, b.17.5O
$50 NJ sw. 7r. 1850
S21 G sw. Or. b..17.5O
1874 Onion sw. 6r.11. 90
912 Eth sw, Or. .17.50
1913 NJ NV, Tor, b. 40. 90
III 9Th ne. Or, b.1s.00
s13 F sw, 7r, b. %. so
$50 Md av ne. Or. b.27.0
1913 N sw. Or. b..12.5O
900 Sth sw, 7r, b.3.W
MENTS.
| 701 9th sw. Ar. 1000
1912 B Sc, Or, b. f.. 1900
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1857 Wyoming Az.
14r. %. year. :.D,W
1927 18th NV, lSr,
ob, year 1000
slO6 Il nv. l6r. %. -
,3c7 d NV. i2r. d.
dupont cir, i4r.2b. .lao
1882 Conn Nv NV. 12r.
1888 81 It'll NV. Or. h: is
1913 Mass Az NV, 1er,
1873 "a w ;;,, az. lii. 81: i i@
cool Conn Az NV.
1lr. 3b. 100
1896 18th nw.11r.3h. 100
1850 Nfintwood pl. L..
I746 P NV, 12r, 2b. "a. 81
2018 R NV. 11r,b..S5 90
1855 Calvert NV. 12r.
30 NATURALIZATION
1918 10th, 11r. 20. rs. 90
2166 Calf NV, 11r, bG. 50
1110 I Wiz, b. ...&.0 90
1877 Biltmore NV, 10r,
%. tenants acct
1763 P NV. 12r, b. 90. 90
1912 Calvert, Tor. 2b60 90
1888 n NV, Tor. %. 50. 90
1921 Q NV. Tor. b.55.OO
1927 II NV, 11r,3b so. 90
1881 @ NV. sr. 2b so. 50
2so6 18th NV. 8r. b. 50. 90
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FOE RENT
1853 Mass. NV, IL rms. and bath %. Is
lob N St NV IL rooms and baths. 70.75
si3 at. NV. 70 rooms and bath go 60 IL
1908 Eve ST. II rooms and bath. ........ IS 90
C713 Ontario I'd NV. rooms and bath As -
1927 18th at. NV, rooms and bath. 10
70 ct. NV. rooms and bath. 80. Is
1871 9Th At ~ q rooms and bath. rs ~
1903 3rd st. NE rooms and bath. $500. $3.50
1908 3rd st. ne rooms and bath. 80. 30 so
I636 3rii at NV MONS and bath -. 20 so
ne at NV rooms and bath 30 20
1875 Seaton pl. NV. rooms and bath. 21.3o
81 81 NV 8 rooms and bath ... q. so
lS47 9th St NV, rooms and bat $50. ESQ
0lS 2Oth St NV rooms and bath. :. $50
1879 9th At NV rooms and bath. Is 20
604 1T. ne, rooms and bath. d. 30
225 st. NV, rooms and bath. y 20
oo7 = At n W Z rooms and bath 10 90
"a st NV rooms and bath. ......... 20.50
1O4 st. NV rooms and bath $3.50. 20.5O
1445 Pa. ave. Sc, rooms and bath II 80
634 Pickford pl., rooms and bath. 1850
1914 A st. ne, rooms and bath. 1850
iiO2 srd at. ne, I rooms ............ 1890
$40 F at aW rooms, 1,.50
Sis st. NV. rooms 1850
4s8 10th at. s.w.. rooms. ......-..... $50
os05 Ain ST ne 8 rooms. .......... 1890
1911 st. NV, rooms and bath. 800
404 LIST ct. NV, rooms and hath. 2h.50
2OOa 9Th at NV rooms and bath .... % so
110I a at NV q rooms and hath .. ~. 80
1918 Kirby st. n w. rooms and BATH. 1900
ITO oath st NV g rooms ....-.... 100
623 st. me-. rooms and hath. ..--.- 1880
STORES.
1911 = st. NV. ..... .$@ouW
1918 e ut. NV. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910
64I Florida ave. pw- -...-..-...-.--- 5oe0
$40 ID ST. n. v. ..-..-....... !o-aU
ala O st NV Observation-Disclosures. 1025
rrSsrr
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TENER. 9O7 G ST. NV.
s35 4th ne. 7r, b.. .20.bO
1910 c ne. 6r. b. 1000
227 14th ne. Or, b.1S.5O
ADS 18th Sc, Or, b. 1850
1919 Em'n ne. Or, b. 1850
500 11th Sc, Or. w.17.O
500 X Sc, Or, W.. 1850
104 14th ne. Or. b.16.50
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT, OBRIEN & co. Qnc.),
1904 G. ST NV

UNFURNISHl
1881 y, Tor, %. $500
3lO6 18th NV, Tor, 2b55 90
1910 Eye NV. l4r. b. so. 90
924 23d NV. Tor. Oh .45.00
1919 Vernon pl NV.
l0r. 2b ..-......4 $500
i7f2 P NV. Or. b. AS. 90
26l3 Mozart. ar. b.42.50
30 Il 1 av ne. .....-
o X j av ne. .....P.J so
i1O4 Emit NV. 6r. b.37 80
l745 Ore av NV, g. b3S.5 so
2203 LIST NV. Or, $500
81 Z NV. Or, b.. :. $3.50
235I II ! awe, ar, b 80
1875 T NV. sr, b. . 30. So
S04 L Sc. 12r, b. 1000
li47 18th NV. sr, b $3.50
1916 9th. 6r. -17.50
s Patterson ne. sr. 1880
16 Patterson ne, Or. IS. 30
ST0
621 E ST., store and two
1925 14th st. NV.
1923 n Y av. 30. 90
400 18th st. 90
1894 y Cap, Arb. .35. 90
1925 y Cap. A., b. $50
1000 G Sc. sto, 7r. b. 30.vo
FL.
1874 T NV. Or. h. $3.50
l443ls A Sc. 5r,b. rs; -
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STORES.
116 18th st. NV, LIST moor and cellar go. 17B 90
1905 Pa ave NV, store and dwelling. =. 126.0C
2011 18th NV, stores, remodeled. 500. e6.0l
1928 Pa. ave. NV. store and dwelling. 81 %
S39 @ ct. NV; will remodel for warehouse. -
900 Md. ave. ne, store and rooms above. 66.O0
BOSS NV. large corner store and iCr... A0.0C
SUBURBAN.
1914 kearney me-, new, Or, b............. 20.56
Send for complete list Of houses and apartUente,
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to Let.
FOR RENT-1255 9Th ST. S.W; 8 ROOMS,
bath; nearly new; just papered: near four car
lines; rent, $20.5O. G. H. PARKER CO., 1876
AZ S.W
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ID HOUSES.
1911 10th NV. 80 %
1874 Ore av NV, 6. b27.0
lois K Sc. Or. b. .5.67
7sl F'mont NV, Or. BIS so
GOO l. ne. Or, b. 1910
212 Fla av NV Or, hes. 20
1924 Caroline at NV,
Or. h .....-.....23.J 80
919 Euclid nv. Or, b. 23.JO
1898 3Oth. Or. b.. .23. so
500 L Sc. Or. b. .22.@
9 N ne, ar. b.....22.5O
q L ne. Or, b. .22.@
1915 9Th NV, Or. b. 22.5O
i448 z sc, Or. b. .l7.@
1910 c Sc, Or. b. .17.0
1929 Rosedale ne. 6r12.5U
RED.
.03 Eye sc. Or, b. .l<.5o
815 n H av, Or. ...1O.@
619 N II av nw.br. 1879
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FOR RENT-SUITABLE FOR DOCTORS OFFICE.
No. 1929 18th ST NV.
MODERN ENGLISH BASEMENT DWELLING.
IS ROOMS AND RATH; HOT WATER HEAT.
GARAGE IN REAR.
TWO FRONT ROOMS IN BASEMENT HAVE
ELECTRICITY.
RENT. $500 PER NO.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1927 r ST.
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Observation-Disclosures.
AGENTS. RENT LISTS.


ALoNzo o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
One hundred vacant apartments. All
in excellent conditi9 On any SIC, , any
FLOOR Plans AM, PHOTOGRAPHS
BLISS BUILDING.
IS ST. NV.
Phone Lincoln 1880.
SUSSEX. 18Th AND sw.. sR. AND B.. .S27 50
h ios asts s st n ssa r. and " ~ 1880
a Pss h eo 20 i John and Marshal. D.
THE ALBEMARLE; 17sh AND ST sr,s NV ont.
side rooms, for rent; also 2 and room
THE ETPHELHURsr. 18th and L SITS NV.
and bath. Groom and bath back
apis, for rent; also 2 room apt: h.k; out
FIoRENCE COURT. East Cal. ave. and Phelps
pl n.w--A 5-room and bath hk apt. for
south exposure: bright. creeftul r0oms.
Ali these houses modern frerroof buildings;
night and day elevator excellent service.
Apply at respective houses. or TO
F.. o. WAGENHORST, 604 Bond bldg.
Phone NJ. 6l33 14th and n. Y. ave. NV.
SAVE MONEY-ONLY $40. 50.
Very attractive; good as $40 apartments 5
large rooms; anil. including hot-water heat.
Open for inspection. No. 1856 Adams st. ne.
A great bargain.
nFV0ZSHTRE 1751 Columbia road
s rooms and bath FOO
AUGUSTA. n. Y. and \. ]. ayes.
rooms and bath ......-...............$ SZ.oO
COLONIAL. 1905 30th st.
4 rooms and bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1880
BEIMAR 1893 Belmont st. NV.
3 and s rooms and bath. 500 to $45. 90
FRANKLIN 1918 18th st. NV.
S and rooms and bath. 5000 to $S7.o0
FAIRFAX. 1900 East Capitol st.
rooms and bath. ............SZ1o0 to $SO.OO
GARFIELD. Dol 18th st. NV.
5 rooms and bath. ~
HAWTHORNE, 1927 St NV.
8 rooms and bath .$S7 80 ana x4O.OO
LOUISA, 216 n. Y. ave. NV.
8 rooms and bath .-..................-.$ 2o.Oo
NOTTINGHAM 21oi P st. NV.
8 rooms and bath ..-................ .$zI.S0
723 18th ST NV. Bird floor Ar. and b.. $50. 70
67h AND 50 ST. NE. 5 rooms and bath $3.50
WEAVER BROS.
7s5 18th ST.
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nAu........... 100.W
................. 100. %
l0lS K %, Or, b. n. 81
406 h ne. .......26. 30
1901 Ca av nv. ...26. so
80 18th NV. 90
is.
Bl3H PIX I'd NV 5.b17.1
30 I ne, "a, 5r, b.2e.50
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Fun ALLAN E. WALKER Z co. a,al

1888 @ Ut. NV.
2bS20o.oo) 1925 9Th NV, 7r. b.27.5o
NV, 80 L NV, Or, b....26 50
:. 10000 80 @ sw, 12r. 2h. q. 70
.2b100.00 104 Quincy MFR, b. - so
3b. 500 526 Irving. Or. b.. $3.50
b. 200 2621 Sher av, Or, b $3.50
b: $500 1913 Fmont. 81. b. %. so
I. %. 20. % 1908 18th NV, 81. b.12. 50
!, "a. 80 1928 81 ne, Or. b. $3.50
r,2h5S. " - z ne. Or. b. 1850
d: b. 5000 i406 D ne. Or. b. 1000
!. 2b. go. 90 S42 18th &c, Or. b. 1000
J, b. 0.o0l PAS 2 NV. Or. -, 1850
81, bS.00 S34 24th NV, Ar. 1880
3D.. $50 40 Prov ne. 6r. .10.50
'r, b .35 90 2714 X NV. 4r. 800
ID. .32.50 SUBURBAN.
. b.31.50 47la Reservoir. 6r. 800
Or. b3O so 2945 Macomb. Or. b. Al. 80
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
UNFURNIsHED 1Contfn1eS)
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.

FOR RENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
Fear Hiding of Gun In House.

An amazing situation was revealed to-
day in the murder case which began last
Tuesday night when Mrs. Louise Bailey
was shot through window OF Dr. Edwin
Carman's office.
The police are watching the Carmans
and the Carmans are watching the police.
The doctor, earnestly championing Mrs.
Carmans innocence and forgiving the
Jealousy that led her to hide dicto-
graph in his office so as to listen to his
talks with women patients. Is afraid that
a pistol Will be slipped into his home
or hidden among his wifes belongings.
He makes no secret OF his alarm and
Of his apprehension that there are per-
sons in Freeport who would 20 to GRIM
inal lengths to produce tangible evidence
against his wife.
Not an officer of tho law has been
permitted to search the house or the
grounds unless at least two members
of the family were near by. two who
could swear to every movement made by
the searchers. Last Wednesday the Car
mans insisted that the search OF Mrs
Carman's room and effects he thorough
and complete. so that nobody could say
later on that any hidden thing was
overlooked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
/. w. w. TRIALS ON TO-DAY.
Tarrytown Police Think Bomb Was
Meant for Town Hall.

TARRYTowN, July b.--The city authorI-
ties are preparing FOR anything that may
follow the trial OF eleven members OF the
l. w. w. In tine Town Hall here to-mor-
row mornng. The building will he sur
rounded by police and no one except pris-
oners police, reporters and others con-
nected with the trials will he allowed in
the building.
Justice Moorhouse. who will preside.
says that he will have the prisoners
brought In one at a time and searched IL
he has the power To do so to make sure
that they have no weapons. All the ON
cials are sure that the bomb which killed
Caron and Rerg. two OF tho men who were
to appear this morning, was meant TO be
exploded in the Town Hall II convictions
were obtained.
II was learned that about week ago
Justice Moorhouse received telegram
sent nv a body Of 7. w. w. members and
anarchist sympathzers in New York in
which he was told to go easy" on the
prisoners \ threat was added. hut what
Il was Justice Moorhouse would not say
District Attorney Weeks will conduct
the prosecutions. The eleven, among them
Rebecca Edplsohn. Of whom the authori-
ties have lost track. are charged with I'M
lawful assemhlage. They were arrested
in the irst clash between the city authori-
ties and the l. w. w, on May al
John u. Rockefeller went to church this
morning at the fyceum, the little church
about half mile from his home at
Pocantlco HIS. He rode 10 the church
In an automobile, but walked home, ac-
companied by his superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
ELEANOR GATES SEEKS
OLD RANCH WITNESSES
Playwright Wants Addresses Of
Former Employees Of Her
Husband, r. w. Tully.

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 5.--An advertise
ment which indicates that an effort il
being made by Eleanor Gates fully Of
New York city to obtain evidence was
published as follows in San Jose news
paper to-day:
Wanted Immediately. Addresses OF
all men employed on Tully ranch at
Alma between 1908 and 1918 Also
of man and wife who were employed
respectively for general outside work
and cooking. In particular ! want
addresses Of John, the groom. who fur
nlshed me with certain Information;
also Of George. the japanese. who has
negative of photograph | purchased.
ELEANOR GATES. l1G West
Fifty-ninth street. New York city.
Mrs. Eleanor Gates Tully lived with
her husband. Richard Walton Tully. many
years on "A mountain ranch near here.
Eleanor Gates. author of The Poor
Little Rich Girl" and other PLAYS and
novels. and Richard Walton Tuuy OF
California. writer Of books and plays. were
married secretly in 1901 Immediately
after their graduation In the same class
from the University OF California. DIFF
fercnces arose between them, but they did
not reach head until March, 1912. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Tully left for California
separately. Mrs. FULLY Affirming that she
would sue
Friends lnterceded and they we're back
here again In month and lived for a
time at the Hotel Woodstock 1t was be-
lieved that they had become reconciled
until Mrs. Tully fitted up a studio of her
own at l1s West Fifty-ninth street in
March. 1913. and her husband returned
10 California alone, Later Mrs. FULLY
was frank to say that they had parted for
good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
CARNEGIE EDUCATIONAL
BOARD Is DENOUNCED
Bishop Gambler of Georgia Cri,i-
cises Rockefeller Endowment
Also as Public Danger.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 5.-Bitterly attack
Ink tho John u. Rockefeller and Andrew
Carnegie educational boards. Bishop Can
dler OF the Southern Methodist Church
said to-day that 1t was time for the
people TO be aroused to the danger OF
these institutions.
The republic is threatened by a pow
erful combination to create and control
a chain OF colleges In no wise responsible
TO the people. through the control OF
either the authority of State or a
church. The apologists and defenders
OF the scheme delight to call these board
fed institutions independent and free.
No terms less appropriate could he ap-
piled to these schools. They are not
independent they are "a dependent as
mendIcants upon the doles of these boa rds
They Will throw of the authority OF a
church 70 get money from such man as
Carnegie on the most humiliatlng condi-
tions. Their subsection Is as abject and
servile as that OF bond slave"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
WEDDING GUEST DIES IN STREET.
Had Been Thrown Out, II Il Charged
Five Arc Held.

a Brooklyn wedding on Saturday night
ended with one guest dead with a
fractured skull and Ave prisoners in Ray
mond street jail last night.
After Michael O'Donnell and Miss Mar
garet Donovan had been married at St
Michaers Church. Fourth avenue and
Forty-second street. Brooklyn. by Father
Thomas Carroll. they and about thirty
friends went to the home OF Mrs Mary
oKeefe, d?2 Thirty-sevcnth street. for a
wedding supper There one OF the guests,
James Rickard, 81 years old. OF 1875
Twenty-ninth street Brooklyn. made him
self so obnoxious that he was thrown out.
Il is said. Shortly afterward passerby
found him lying on the sidewalk. DR..
Matthews of the Norwegian Hospital pro-
nounced Hmm dead and an investiga-
ton was started by detectives from the
Fourth avenue station
All the wedding guests were arrested.
and after being questioned by Assistant
District Attorney Lee five were held
pending the result OF an autopsy by Cor
oner Wagner. The five are Louis Petaley,
20 years old. Of 1913 Thirty-second street
Peter Burke, 90. OF 47i Fortieth street
Daniel OKeefe, twenty-one year-old son
Of the hostess william Lyons -. OF 800
Avenue G, all Of Brooklyn. and Gilbert
Hand, 81 OF 1904 Elizabeth avenue. Eli1-
abeth, y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
GREENWICH WOMAN SHOT.
Police Don't Know whether II Was
Fourth of July Accident or Not.

Fourth of July Accident or Not.
GREENWICH. Conn, July 5.-Mrs Frank
Mcguire. whose husband is superintendent
of the Greenwich estate OF William n.
Truesdale, president of the Lackawanna
railroad. was shot last night while
standing with her husband. her son.
George. II years old. and James Barrett
near her home on Railroad avenue. She
Is in the Greenwich Hospital with a bullet
in her abdomen.
Michaele Christoforo and Michael Nome
are locked up without bail on technical
charge of having pointed their revolvers
at young George Mcguire and threatening
to shoot him when he chased his mothers
assailants as they ran away. The boy
dropped into some high grass by the
roadway and so escaped. but he kept
watch OF the men and helped the police
20 find them later.
Two witnesses, Frank wardlllo and
Bruno Porco, say they saw Christoforo
and Nome come around the corner and
that Christoforo fired three shots from a
revolver Mrs. Mcguire cried out and fell
Her son chased the two men, but. the
witnesses say. they pointed revolvers At
him and he dropped behind some bushes.
Wardillo and Porco told the police that
relatives OF Christoforo had threatened
them II they helped the state in the
The police are trying to md out whether
the shooting was a Fourth OF July acci-
dent or not.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-06
MRS. ANGLE Is SILENT
AT FATHERS BEHEST
Says She Doesn't Care n Snan
for Counsel, but Obeys
Parents Wishes.
ILL TWICE IN LOOKUP
May Be Transferred to County
jail at Bridgeport-Privi-
leges to Be Curtailed.

STAMFORD, Conn. July 5.-Mrs He,.,
VI. Angle will be committed to the cou,,v
jail at Bridgeport at once 20 AVA, ~.
result OF the inquest into the death a,
Waldo r. Ballou n Chief Brennan's pres.
ent plans are carried out Such a ,,e,
would be taken with a view TO her own
comfort and to relieve the local polio,
OF the responsibility OF caring for her.
Mrs. Angle sad tonight that she va,
following her fathers wish in no, talk.
ing about the circumstances OF Mr. Bal.
LOUIS death.
1T is not because of what my counsel
says that I do not tell my story" shs
said. II don't care that tsnapplng her
hngersl for what he says IT'S my faith.
er's wish. have not a penny in the
world My father Ia the only person 10
whom / can look FOR aid in my trouble.
] love and honor him ana I must obey
his wishes He does not wish me to talk
Mrs. Angle was on her knees In an
attitude of prayer when the reporter
entered.
II was very sick last night and again
this morning" she said. and 7 want 20
thank the police matron. Mrs Kahrc She
left company at her home late last night
to come down here and comfort me.
would be only too glad to tell my whole
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