The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1901, Page 7

“tripling graduate of Yul Pathetic Scene [larks Trial of Allien Case— Son Who Took Little! Brother Away from! Parent [s in Court. Little Walter Holker Atien and White-| law Reid Allen sat beside their father In the Supreme Court tc nen thelr mother, tall, full-figured, gray-halred | and distinguished in appearance, entered with a clergyman and her elster. ‘Tho hoys laughed gleefully, and cilmd- ed over the back of the seat in front to give her a hug and a kt» But George W. Allen, ther father, who | te suing for a divorce In &. Louls, and ; oharges that the woman inusirachan— hig wite, the mother of his tive children {sa hopeless victim of the Hquor habit, | eat with haggard, care-wrinkled fice and gazed straight before him. ‘Thomas Allen, third. the six foot the eldest cho seized his titel asped unis © lone jo Attorney Bostwick. his taiheve yer, marshalled his forces, of the faniwus Southern Motel, St. 4s. had eomé on te New York to e: 1 his calm that the Httle boys would be better safer in his hands than in those of mother. Mrs. Allen fluttered and whispered nd chattered and Jaughed with ber She 1s florid of face, neck and she lookx older t There were none of the si tn her face which ehowed s0 plainly in his. . Bostwick sald before Justice Scott Ko on in the face of a we have } It les with the Court whether elde on the papers and accompanying uMuavite or to call witnesses as tek hope to get the case disposed of without iscloxing any more of the scandal.” Mir. Williams recited to the Court, xo much of the story of how, when Mrs Allen returned from Boston, she fount that her eldest son, Thomas, 3d. taken her little boy's from thelr Princ ton boarding-house and how she h sworn out a writ of habeas corpus b fore Justice Dugro; how the retul day the matter was adjourned to give her husband a chance to come from St. Louls to New York. “The returns to the writ.” said Mr. Willams, “recites that a at for di- Yorce had been begun in St. Louls by Mr. Allen, and made grave charges against tho wife. “The father. 1s now here, and I under- stand ft ts di and we are willing, that the children Be valve Into the ct tory of father, pending the conclu- sion of ¢he sutt for divorce. Wve only aak that the papers be not atyen to tl Ic. adv ietice Boott eald wecrecy could be ac-| strs, Margaret Buchanan, whlow of] Advertisements, copie Eee ea a toie | Dr. Alexander Buchanan, the old Scotch treat Sunday World. ‘Tha: lawyers took aus the papers. Mrs. Aen end her friends went one way, Mr. Allen and the Httle boys another. a Ee eee CONDUCTORS SEEK PRIZES. Getting in Trim for The Evening World Contest. ‘This ts the last Week of The Evening | World's “Fat Conductors" Conicat, As | result the conductors about town this morning were more than ever deter- mined that all the gold cash prizes | should be won by Manhattan fare col- tam O'Brien, of ha Fourth ay sion, to aa reporter for The rd, this morning, “for we haven't, but Brooklyn carried off tirst honors tn the ‘Fat Motorman's' Contest an ure dnxtous to hold all the prizes In this contest on Manhattan Island.” Conductor Frank H, Conley, run No. 41, of the Staten Island Midland Rail- road, Company, who resides at Port Richmond, has Just entered for third | prize. Couley’s witnesses are Gustave Maun and Michael McGuire, They are convinced that Conley stands un exce:- lent chance of. winning the money, and his official welght bears them out well jn this assumption. Conley I» certainly uw Nehtweight and no mistake. John Segor ts another conductor of the Miaatna etectric road in platen asand who Is making « hard fight for honors, Gnd will be close Up in the running Lwnén ‘the contest clores. Conductor Edward Murray, of the Avenue BS line, Ix working hard to put} on flesh. Lt ts the open boast of the | men on (ne Avenue B d:vision that Mur. | ray will outweigh any conductor entered | inthe conteat or in Greater New York, and they are anxious to give odds on this. Baturday, however, will determine | nig’ dlaprited | Queetion, ‘aw dhe contest closes on Feb. ¥, and the great number | Of"entries will ‘then be compared abd pared on at once. Conductor James as giver, of the Third, ‘ies auc anu is. trainer, *Fetlocks" n, ‘boasting Hat tee already hin” conductor prize won, tant welghing 100 pounds,”” ims * Cashman (pia morning, “would be 2 a heavy-welght compared to my man if yer wen T have him cite later PL apa re ourth second aid third they, are Conductors Robinson, Murks nd Evans, and havo trained hard for this competition, This contedt ta open to ull conductors within -adious of twenty-five nile of tho Clty alt Tho Eventni fera three canh prizes in gold lntributed as follows: old cash prize of $25 t ‘the fattest conductcr, a prize of Sif to} the next fatest conductor and n prize of | _ #1910 the thinnest conduc Fr Ever World makes but one AN contestants LT be wit entries should Cone uetors Editor, BOYS KISS MOTHER AS FATHER ACCUSES HER. WIDOW FOSTER = ib CETS NO MONEY. Supreme Court Gives cl Buchanan. y Justte Poster, See and Dune to the Family of Dr. ee Buchana vilet was ju e Mac’ wiles, y to-day when Jus tn Supreme Court, refused t noby a jury t and ehould be A do decided, —>___ am It nite! his family to Mim. toa tinal MevLean, yet aeiie > weeks $1) Ine r, asked on the = | Sunday 1s-opportunity day for wag) Get a line In the aiitson, re, counsel for |, hat the jury's upheld. |Munyon's Inhaler Will Positively Cure Catarrh, Bron- Price $1.00. to just what aile you, ant think you cine mission, to examine Otfcial Health reports resuli of the long-continuc edented In its length and and diphtheria to fear grip if |Munyon throws aside all fnane {epidemic and places his cures before the are open. All are welcome. Call and get ‘They are yours for the asking Mragglet 9 chitis, Asthma, &c. Many. na. They have bat peuny to pay, OM AIT IHN OM. FEBRUARY /4, 1901. need hey WES | His fot HUNYONS CHEAT OFFER. 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