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EPISCOPALIAN FRIEND
OF IMANJftAK I
Suffrage Within the Church
cussed with Increasing Int
est at Diocesan Conventio
BISHOP GREER NOT HOST
Vote Probable To-day?C
mittee of 25 to Take Up E
forcement of Excise Law
with Governor.
A surrr?- Ogl) stron?_r sentiment
prlsin?.'. ttiat is. to til".?., who al'
have "-?garded the PrOteatanl rSplfM
Church as an ultra-omsei \ atlve or>
rntlim fit?-?-*?*? et the dtoceeaa cor,
jirin feeterda) m favor of woman
ir-Hge within th? Church.
it emt ? - that tlM original motion
the Saahop appoint a eommtttee of t
to 8t:'?v th? rellgloua corporatlona
of this Fin- ?vlth the Idea of Bndlna
how it r- !-?? ' ?"? amended ao that
--anabera" ol th? ( hureti might trot?
the "-arleti electlone, and report bacl
the convention ? f 1S14, ?r?i i>y no m?
?tron.- ? r the deli gatee ass
h1?-: ill.
Kv?n Blahop Qreer, who has ?mbl
opp?'!-' moven
? > th? Church, raggeated 11 ?
pointrriiT.r. of a committee, with p?>
(a effect rmcli an amendment, if possl
One ?ubatltut? followed another, o
one a litiie more to the ;?? Int than
one before, until Francis Lynda Stet
offer? ' rdgned at o
h all circu? and ???
nilt the convention to ?? deflnlta m
moni It v.,??:
"Reaolved, That it is th? eenae of i
Mating that women be admitted ;
permitted to rot? at parlan, meetlnga :
thiit ? eommltte? of three be appoln
?vith power to ':?- inji this about."
a motion to la] thin upon the ta
whs defeated by a vote of H to lli i
befr., the reootatlon its? !f could be i
to a vote another opponent hail pail
the Boor to mov? that becauae of i
Importa. ? of the subject it he nir
ihe aeoond order of bualneea to-day. I
Stetson hlmaell favored thla, aaylns tr
he bad u-1 deatra to aee the r*-soluti
adort?-d in hfUlte. The convention, th? i
?or?-, dec; Il d .pon this
The original resolution had bren i
ferrcd In the mornintt to 'he c? niniltt
on rnieeellany, of whl h the ?Rev, Dr. Ci
Reiland. rector of St. Qaorga'a Church,
chairman. In the afternoon Dr. Reliai
reported upon it favorably. Ar* there h
been some animated dlacuaeton in resa
to the parentage of some of the reo? i
tlon? ottered, Blahop Qreer wanted
know who "the mother of this resol
tlon" a ? ?' ii brought down *j
house. The "mother,'' it appeared, Wl
the Rev. Reginald B. Henahaw, of life.
They Object to Jocosity.
The ?JelegatOO were about to pass upc
th? rer-olmion in a jocose spirit. Insp.ir?
by the ['.?-tup's quip, when the Rev. D
Oeorce K. Van de Water, rector of S
Andrew's. Jumped to hla feel and ei
claimed that it aeemed to him the sut
Ject whs "lie quite hrvond the laughter c
the hous?- He was followed by l>
John P. Petera, of Bt a-Uehael'a ?h
gave It as hie opinion thru it was quit
the most important "tubjecl to ?orne be
fore the house at thl? convention. An
to complete th?- r-obering effect of thl
rapld-ar?- protest franela Lynde stetsoi
present'?! this IndorM
"H?artily oppoeed as I am to vromai
iuffrHtr?. i am Ji-t as heartily in favo
ST tbte mraann ?Vhei ?? m nulo the Chuni
be without the worn* n' '
All thla preperetl th? way for- ? ?er
respe.t ful hi arme of M?. Ihnshaw's arxu
ments. Ile held no brief, I ?? sa ?l. f"
woman s ifrae? an I h?- did not r*one1dei
th* ma"(T as coming under thai head
A aballar ripht of auffrage airead) '-lf
talne-d in this .?-rat?-, he pointed oat? In th*
*chor.? dlstl let?, :,ri<] Ih. dlOCeae Ol New?
ark hao ? ? i ?,. ?,r: intpi o-. ? m? m
order. H? even wlahad the ?ub>
Jret might be taken our of Uw hand? <>i
n I ? iiiti ?? and -? Hi? d at this
edaveni
Ti,- . ? pf ii i? d?ate action ob?
Jectoi thai the See? 1 'orh diocese was
'?nly on? of five iri th* State of N? rW
York, a- .1 that for it to Mat un amend?
ment of ?tat? law affecting all five with?
out consulting the other four seemed un
Ju?t!tah:. Qeorae Zabriakle favored tr.
otructing the proponed committee of throe
t') confer v. ,th th<- authorities in the other
Immediately dtepoeed of this
?ejectlor by remarking with son- f??-l
inj- that an amendment to state law par?
-r.:ttlr:K all the rn? rnhers of the ?'hrireh
to \<it< nt pariah electlone tvoul I ;'?
merely permiaalve, n?>t mandatory. In Its
-ffect on the ?>ther dio? eses, arid that lie.
'or one. nrhethor th<- other dioceses llk?*ri
It or not, was a Rood d<-al of a believer iri
?V>m? rule. They etaoel cheered him.
There v.< :? two o.por ?-nts who actually
?tared to saj o,at they didn't want worn
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DIAMOND NECKLACE KOR MISS WILSON, ANT) HER BRIDAL ATTENDANTS.
M?*N
Uaj?c?ji
V)RO\t/to
<U?i*r?ifi,,T /
A? ?i.V. Out */.
1&?n Mdj-si
?WhiT-4
Mr* ^
ILE MO.?
Wii^o?"?* -
(d;a?-*6*^
Kitt
Al CI v
MlTCHFLL \COn
en to vote in the church. One of tin
was c? Re** Dr. w. w. Page, of Cm
wall, win. didn't think it had worked
all well in those r. ilgious bodloa whi
hi d given women the vote, and the oft
I wa- a lay di l?gat,-, a msmbsr of t
board of trustees In his school district.
This man said he dreaded that eleme
Of feeling which woman always intr
,?11, ei! :? I- t ? ? 1. it;..h ol B BChOOl tni
'?? thai ?f women were permitted to vo
'or vestrymen they would Injecl Into
contesl for the office so much feeling ;
to destroy the hat mony of the pati
Crlea of 'Nof' slmosi drowned him o?
Ith or.? last effort be downed ti
storm, crying:
?Try it and And out' I ?earn by SKpei
. nee, and you'll be sadder and ni?
m. n!"
Wants Excise Law Enforced.
Dr. Pet. r^. a member and former!
chairman ol the Committee of FVturteei
warmly advocated the passage <?/ a r,--?
Intlon contained in the report to the con
ventlon of the Social Bonice Commission
which demanded the enforcement of t1,
? I ? law In this state The resolutioi
provided that a copy of it be aent t<? th
Governor and to the Commis?loner of Ba
else
Kx-Mayor .lohn K. Pague of Pough
.followed Dr. Peters ns an advo
Cate of the resolution, but he took o?'
oaslon t?i rwndemn the Baines law wit!
all the Invective at his command.
"It la the most damnable eat ise lav,
ev.-r writt? n in a statute booh." In- ?aid
? it was never intended t?? in- enforce**
and nevei cas i"? raforced, it is makinn
hypoctitea ??f our population. The tirsi
thing a foreigner barns from it on land?
Ing In th?- great city <?f New York is thai
American law is not to be reaper tad."
He wanted a delegation of twenty-flv?
representative men of the convention ap?
pointed tu wait upon th?- Qovornor and
t!.< Comm talonei of Excise with ceplei
ot the resolution, and to urge upon these
publl ?? nta the need of emending the
lau to permit of its enfo*"t*ement. When
the B ? -? to appointing such a
large i ? putstlon, ex-Mayor Bague remind
thai as a politician he,
Bague, knew th?- value of numbers at
Albany, ami in this he was backed up
by h**d*nund I?. Bayllea
So t?A ? ? ? ? ? to take
up the mattei of excise enforcemenl srlth
ernor Glynn and the Excise Cornm.s
The convention opened oith a aervtce
at m o'cioi k in tiie morning, In the '';<
? ral of Ht. J'itin the Invine, conducted
by P..shop Qroer, assisted b\ Bishop
1 Buroh ail?! Doan GroSVenor At the ni"in
I Ing session m New Bjmod Hail the dele?
gates ro-elected their secretary, the H?
I p c. Klmber, ?->f Richmond, staten isl?
and. an?i tii.-ir treasurer, Richard If.
Pott, of Neu Tors City. The Bishop de?
Il vor cd his addresfl at the opening of the
afternoon session d. voting it to a dis?
cussion of BOClal service.
In SOCiai Bervice Bishop Creer COUld BOB
a more representative expression of mod
Srn . -!v I Illation than in the gTrOtSSQUC ??x
<-.-ssi.- ? f pinto? ra? y. The Church's oppor?
tunity, be said, lay in spiritualizing it, In
helping it "tO find its inspiration In Jesus
Christ."
?\VI en the have-nots." be said, "have
become the haves, what assurance have
\m that they w'lll be any better than some
of the haves with US now? We have no
SUCh Sssumnoa so long a? social service
Ii
Dobbs?Co
242 Fifth Avenue
New Yorks leading haltera
offer a newDerby ?far Kdl we.ar
the Nubian color. A deep, rich?
glowing brown-$ S29
Silk hats of definite propriety
in shapes of Dobbs &Cos
exclusive designs^22
Dobbs SCo's
T?fihAvenue$?
KnappTdtH
Knapp-Telt
de Luxe-*6
TroperHats
for Women
in Smart
NewModds
j.
Mt^Uakoikft Vil'
is allow.?! t.. work ezcluslvel) along ma
terlal linea, What ii need? I? reme splnt
Ual end. tO show tO 111*-11 what th? hiliuan
Values are and how ;! . it?"d "
Blahop and Mr- Qreer and Blahop and
Mrs Burch gave .. reception at the Hotel
Manhattan last night for the delegan
This morning the flrat order <>f buaineaa
when the convention opens at 10 o'clock
will h.- the consideration of a reaolutlon
Introduced by the Rev Homei F Taylor,
rectoi of st. Pau! s Khurch, m Th? Bronx,
as follow?
"Reaolved, That a committee be ap
pointed i>y the Blahop thoroughly to r?
\ lew w |m| das he? :. done t'i i- :
ige of our laord Jeaua Chrlal i<> the
foreign horn people? of th? dloc? ?
DR. PARKS NURSING BAD COLD.
The Rev, It. LelghtOfl I'arks. pastor of
St. Hartholomew's ?'ln.r h. Madison u\ ?
ruie ami t ; i str?-et. is ronflned to his
home with an attach of lumbago iiil a
severe cold, lie Is axpoi ted to he out
as;ai!! in a few days.
NEW INCOME TAX RULE
ISSUED TO COLLECTORS
Explains How Non-Resident
Aliens' Securities Can
Be Signed For.
? Kr'.m Th? 'i ' b in? Ban
?Vaxhlngton, Noi '.:? There rrftli et
to be much confuaton ovei th?- regulatlona
? . i by the ComnUtarrloner of Internal
Revenue for the collection ?>f tin- Income
tax. and rrfBctali of ti.?- Treaaury Deport?
ment are k?;-t buey explaining.
Hankers an- Bonding iri querlea every
dey, --u ? i ?m- are proapecU of .1 revolt
unieea the department r< movea what aev?
eral hanker? hiiv? called "t <? burden of
th.- coller tion" from the hanks It ? ti ??
Intention of Commlaalonei Oaborn? to
Urauc Inatructlona to collet-tort ?-??wim?,'
the point? not underatood, but it is ?x
;?? ct< d that 11-.?- Se oi;?n <>f the Tr< isur>
will be asked i -. t..?? bankera to itralghten
out tanirles
The following ord? r waf ?Ont I" Col?
u-.t?,is to-day explelntng how and t>\
whom certificate? ol ownerehlp ma be
signed in cattea where bonda or corpora?
tion?, joint Ht??'k companlee or am
tlons and Inaurance companlea are owned
lu ii-? ri resilient aliena;
"Coupon? (or ordere foi regletered n
t<r?Kti payable In tbe L'nlted states, rep
reeentlag th? Intereal on bond? owned
i.on-resid?n? alien**, muai be eccoro?
panned bj ti.?- pr< cribad certificate?
l-'orm ?/??i. as ?>< r Trenaut*) regulatlona
of October B, let*?bul this ee run. at.
may be atened i Ither by ?he owner htm?
?elf (neraelf or themaelvea) or, in behalf
?f tin- owners, by a reputable harik or
bankera t-r other rexponaibla collecting
agencie* certifying te the ownerahlp of
the bonds' and Riving th?- name and a<l
?Irei-s of the liona Dde non-r?-shlent an?l
all? n owners ami when such COTtlflOate
Is thus attached the normal tax of 1 per
cent ?m auch coupona or interest ordere
l ? <-d n??t he withheld at the soup e by th?- I
debtor or Collecting BgOUCy."
It hetame known \esferdav that repre
si-ntathes of about thirty international
banking boueea held a meeting in this
<ity Tueaday to pretext agalnal the retal?
iations of the Treasury Di-partrnent ti
the effect that foreign owaen of Hiriiri
tles of foreign coriotationH who rolled
lh?-lr Interest or dlvHemlH through NeW
York or other American usem? would b?
obliged personally to rdgn th? ir certm
eatea <>f ?xemptton from llabtuty under !
th?- inconi? tax law
In a set of reeolntlom the bankers
urged the Washington autborftlea to pro?
mulgate regulatlona that win not daetiey
the relations of pi.ir.y ytars standing be?
tweOfl foreign Investors and New York
bankers. Adrian Is.-Un. of A. Iselln &
Co.( presided at the meeting.
ebnina
PLAYER
"Supreme in Musical Result*."
In playing tke artistic Behning
there is achieved that refinement
of tone onl)) equalled by i4ie great
pianist.
BEHNING PIANO CO.
4?5 Fifth Ava., Entra?e? on j8th St'
WILSON GIFTS SIMPL
No Presents from Royalty
White House Bride.
: Preen The Ti Ibsna Boreas 1
Washington. NOV. It l'nl?ke the (
gifts bestowed on the last White i
I : Idi b) emperors and kings, the
??fits Which are now dally arriving a
White II..us.- t.. m -- Jessie Woo
W Usun ar>- much li m ; ret? ntlo is,
ar>? s.-nt b\ the ambassadora and n
lera sa personal gifts s.? far as ftn
nom ?.' the foreign rulara tus aenl i
than fell' itatlol.s
The Russian Ambassador and I
Bahhmeteff, who a few daya ago
their respects t?> Mrs Wilson and
daughter, have aenl an umbrella ba
of unusual beauty, both In nmterlal
wrjtrhmanshlp. it la of .unte: .m<i h
? omi ly Jewelled.
The O er man Ambassadoi and Com
von Bernstorff hnvi aenl two allvei b
Of beautiful workmanship lined
*"??! 'I h? ;. Were In los. I In a hands
case, as erare the rifts of the Kr?
and Russisn ambassadors
While a number "t the foreign ssl
ter? bave Boni gifts most of them
send Sowera the moenlng of the wedd
BO that Miss Wilson Sflll stand In
midst ol s veritable bower t" receive
congratulatknut <>f her friends.
Senators who bava al hearl the p ei
tation m b eredding gift to Mil Wll
of s ;?: -, ! ? , , lMn e aii'1 Millie t?> ?US
the dli i It) of the ffcmate have abo .t
elded up? n ,t allvei tea seavtee.
s.-i.-ti .h will prrobaMj nal bt mad.
several ?lays, but it win resell the w
House b.-foie th?- WOddtng Most of
hundred of gifts already received
Uli ' BSle Wilson are from n'af!
ami special friends, and from tm sl
she baa airead) selected several tin
t?. carry with her on her wedding jourt
a numbei ol boxes containing tart-?
Mi-s Wllsoi Iron tons si >?? ed .it
Whit. House ?? ? lerda) and t.? day, a
while lot so ?ini'orate by half ?
statiti?. di ? i lb? d, t'.<- ?-nil ? troui seal
of great beaut) and earsfuli) selected
SAND PRISONER RESCUE
Firemen Work for Two Hou
to Free Cave-In Victim.
Prank llahowshl of No II Pi i -
str.-et, BliSBvHle, l.?.ng Island CH I
the expe lence ?if being burled alive
more than tw<, hou by the caving in
a twelve -foot sewei trench in Pettll a*
nue and '?i Btreet,. Etmhurat, yeaterdi
He was duc oui b) llremen ?if Tru
Company IM, assisted by the reserv
from the MeWtOWn police station Wi
Albert Kosioski of Columbia avenas a
Grand street, Msspsth, Maaawsh? ?
digging the trench ?Owing to dsfectl
shoring the sides gave eray, burying t?
men
Kosiouki wsa reached without mil
difficulty, but it look more than tWO BOH
to nach Makouskl. whose life m as sav
by the tailing planks in th. trench fon
Ing a shelter for lbs upper part of h
body from the tons of earth. The flreim
provided him with a ssaana ?>f getth
air, snd then, working cautiously to pr
v? m another eavo-tn, they finnlly reachi
the bUliad workmun. Ile ??ta not seriou
ly hurt.
8
GLYNN PROCLAMATION OU
Thanksgiving Edict Says Stat
Is Growing Better.
Albany, Nov. Il la S I roi-lamnllon I
about four hundred word. Covern?
Glynn to-day daslgnstod Thutsday, Ni
vember '.'7. as Thsnhsgjvtng Pay. Th
1 r<" lamation. in part. fca>s;
"The prospirlty, peace, ordtjr. oppoi
tunlty and mii'iH? In our great ?ommor
wraith ar<- God's blessings. The stead
Bnarch of progress, through wise human
tat hin endeavor, .making our state a bel
ter place In which to live, ?sfosartlng thi
health, the lives and the limbs of ou
WOrhora In th?ir various employments, a?|
vaacing our ed04*ational and eleemasynar;
institutions In etli,c lency fo,- the gOSOrS
Bpread of learning and the dlsp'-nsatloi
Of wise ben? vol. tice, and opening the doo
of opportunity to make more easily at
tainable the ?ucees? and happlmss fo
which the Industrious ?strive, la God In
splreil."
a .
TORTURED WITH HOT POKER
Robbers' Victim Causes Arrest
of Two Supposed Thieves.
Heaver Palls. P?-nn . Nov. 12.--Three
masked men broke Into the home of
Philip Htakely at We?t Hrldgewater early
to-day and. binding him to a chair, ?eared
hin feet with a hot poker until he dln
? lose?! the biding place of lis money.
Th.v found 01 li, and after taking it
beat him Into Insenslbllltv.
When he reco.ered Stakeh gave the
alarm, and polite trailed Ihr:-*? men to
Kolsom. where, after a platol light, they
captured two, who gave their name? an
CbatieS The, of West Hrldgewater, and
John Kohlcr. of Monaca, Pen-i
?
M'CALL SPEAKS BRIEFLY
T05THAVLMERCHANTS
In Eight-Word Oration He
Summarizes Results of Re?
cent City Election.
KLINE LAUDS ASSOCIATION
Again Asserts His Intention to
Carry Out Policies of Mayor
Gaynor While He
Holds Office.
Kdward K. McC'al), makinc his first
public appearance since his unxucceaaful .
campaign for th?- Mayoralty, was on th?
Hal of ?peakera at the dinner of the [fifth j
Avenue Association, In tin Waldorf, last'
night
Tho speaker preceding hirrr ended aith:
"Some pei sons win election? on their
"-rogrammea; otimr.s on th?ir achieve?
menta.'*
Then <ame the turn of the Public Ser
\; ?? i'ommission chairman. He arose,
bowed ami said:
"I ?belong tf> nelrher r!a--s. I rhank
you."
Ha sat down.
Som ? lime before Mr McCall delivered
?.' .1 r ivpti Robert Qrlei L'ooke, arho pre?
sided, recalled t?> the ?liners th? reai
j from Mayor Qaynor to the Invitation t?.
the dlnnei ?enl him several week? h.-for?
he died 'rii' letter read:
"I thank you for your imitation, hut
by Kovember I] it is probable that ao
borf] will care to hear from me. They
v.i.! ?ii be turning to the rising atar, and
not to th?, s- i ting ?me "
Mayor Kline told of th? good work
done hi neighborhood aaoodatlon? "f the
?lass of the Fifth avenue o"-gr*nl*-atton?
and rvent into th?- problema that confront
aii bodlea He thought that there are
ton many parade? on Kifth avenue for
th? good ?if the buatncaa men of that
stre.-t, and ?aid that some of theoe
?parade? should he turned Into Riverside
I Drive Speaking <>f Ma work, he sat?l:
"i ?i?? not regard the present adminiatra?
tlon as mine, hut as that of the late
Mayor, and ir I? my purpoee to i-.irry that
administration tu it end, Intact as nearly
as possible."
Mari-us M Marks. Borough President?
elect, ?peaking of building and traffic
Condition? on Fifth avenu.', said that
much of the congeetlon of foot trafile
would he eliminated hy COUBtrUOtlag lUOf
garden? en s<ime of the bufldlngx, so that
peraona seeking air ami ex?-i-ise would
not he compelled to pi. to the street for it.
"Neinhhorhooo" n?gociations/' he rnn
i tlnued. "should he developed all over
1 New York; the ma;, of the ? Itv BhOllId be
Ilk.? a picture puzzle, with the divisions
. marking the various neighborhood assort
, atlons. This picture puxxle should be the
study of your repwSOntatlVCa In the i'ity
HelL Just as ?ach member of th.- Nelgh
borhOOd Aexoclatlon would subordinate
himself and hi? interests t?. th.- greater
Intereat? of the aaeocJatton, so it win ;>e
found that ?acb axaocsatlon win recox
ni7." th. sense of proportion when the
ne,d? of ti!- whou- ?ity an- r-otaatdered.
"The nelghborl.d spirit, which means
the ?? ? \.-- rltlien in the affair!?
nf th? ?-It i OUld ht O? \ ?top? il. It is
the underlying safeguard of ? govern?
ment of th- people and bj the p> opl?, a11?!
you may reel assured thai ' recognlat
the value ,<( the oonnecttng link between
asaofistlon? sn?-h as youra and the .-it-.
govemmenl ?\s fai a- the IVurnugh
PTeetdency is concerned rou may be sura
of always finding the door open and sym
pathetti attention t" your public needs"
Other speaker? wen ? ? Re? Mr David
.1 Burrell, of the Collegiate Reformed
Church; Luthei N. Uttle, nn?l Kdward
m Baaeett, former PubW? lervlee Com
! mission? r
Those preeenl Included practically every
I department heed in the city.
?CAPTAIN RILEY TRANSFERRED
_.
' Asked Retirement, and Waldo Sends
Him to Richmond Hill.
Polira Commissioner Waldo transferred
yesterday Captain Dorolnlck Rlley from
the i:i;/ah?-th street station to Richmond
Hill and .lohn lx)ndergan from Rl? innond
Hill to the ."th Street station, to take the
I lace of .lohn I,. Kali-oner, who is to re
lieve Riley In the Elizabeth atreet station.
The transfers, It Is beiieved, are due to
a recent application made by Riley for
SJtirement because of falling health.
The change from the busy precinct In
Manhattan to an outlying district, it is
thought, may cause him to change his
mind.
MAHONEY NOW A JUDGE
Former Commissioner of Ac?
counts Is Sworn In.
Jeremiah T. Mahoin-y, former CotnmlS
sioii'T of Accounts, was sworn In as
.In Ice of General Sessions yesterday by
Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch of
th? .-' ipreme ourt. Judge Mulioney was
re antly appointed by Governor CJlynn in
the place Of the late Thomas C. O'Sulli
van. Me will be succeeded on January 1
by William H. Wadhams. who was elect?
ed to serve Judge O'Sullivan's unexplred
t. rm.
Judge Mahoney Wth presi.le in Part V
of General Sessions on Monday. He had
I i .inference with District Attorney Whit?
man and with Bdwurd it. Carroll, rdarh
ol General Bernions, yestorday (Eighteen
,?. I were put on the clendar on Part V
foi Monday.
HOOPS TO JAIL FOR DEBT
Broker Owes Publisher $10,000
in Suit Over Wife's Affections. |
William T l<oops, a broker, was ar
rest.'d yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Kitz- I
Slmmona and committed to l.udlow street :
jail until he pays a judgment for iW.OM
obtained by Perctvnl L Harden, a pub-:
lisiier. and 1210 more as costs
Harden sued Hoops in IS11 for alienat?
ing th.? affecflons of his wife Mrs II a r
d? n obtained a divorce in Chicago and
then married Hoops. Hard.n was able
to prove that Hoops induce?! his wife to
leave him an?i recovered a verdict for
110.0.1.1 a? fxei utlon amainst the property
Of Hoops was returned by the Shitlff as
unsatisfied. Hoops also testified in sup?
plementary proceedings that he had no
property with which to settle the )**df*?
m??nt.
TESTIFIES AGAINST FATHER
Boy's Story May Help Send
Nelson to Death Ohair.
Dewey Nelson, fourteen years old. was
called as a witness against his father.
John Nelson, who |g on trial for murder
in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
?"niirt It in alleged that N'.-lson killed his
wife, Mary, with g flatiron on September
13 in their home at No. 72*, Kast 163d
street.
Neither Dewey nor his father appeared
to reaiize that his testimony mtxht re?
sult In a sentence of death. The boy ?aid
that he left home early in the evening to
go to a moving picture show. When he
returned about !>30 he had to climb in
through a window.
"The lights were burning," he said,
"but there was no one in sight. I heard
groans and ran out."
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FOIL RIVER PIRATES
Detectives Capture Three in
Raid on Coffee Float.
I'our detectives?Ward, Puane, Christie
and Roddy?secreted themselves at 7
O'clock last night on a float at the foot
Of Montagne street. Brooklyn, containing
."?00 bags of coffee, for during the last
thru? weeks $3,000 worth of coffee had
been stolen, despite the vigilance of spe?
cial watchmen.
At 11 o'clock Ward heard the "put-put"
of a motor boat He looked out and saw
three gasolene launches bearing slowly
toward the float. In each boat was one
man, and, tying the launches to the float,
th?- tri" i llntba I aboard.
The sleuths waited until the men were
w.il on deck, and then closed In. Re?
volvers drawn, the detective? demanded a
surrender, hut instead ?if giving In the
visitors, who wer.? unarmed, sprang at
the detectives, and In a short stniggle,
knocked Christie out and flipped Roddy's
revolver Into the water. Then Ward
fired, but pointed his revolver high, and
this warning was sufficient to quell con?
tinuance of the right.
The prisoners said they were Andrew
Johnson, of No. 332 Communlpaw avenue;
Albert Hreekrrell. of No. U Montgomery
street, und Charlea McNeil, of No. 2W
Myrtle avenue, all of Jersey ? Mty. They
were takerr to the lower Fulton Street
pol ire station and locked up, charged with
grand larceny.
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