The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1901, Page 4

‘DECREE FOR MRS. TAYLOR FOR HUSBAND'S CRUELTY. Wife Testified That Taylor Begrudged Her Money to Buy Medicine for Their Sick Child. “Tae Tayton CHILORER. Mrs. Annte Bugente Taylor toxk the witnens stand to-day in Part IV), of the Bupreme Court, in the for divorse from Alexa Mra. Taylor asks for $10,060 mony, and alleges crue! treatment and deception on her husband's part. Her @irect examination was condncied her attorney, T. A. MeKennet! “I frequently asked my husband Money to Fupport myself and our chil- dren," she said, “He told ime he made 7 $19,000 @ year, but that 1 wouldn't get acent of it, 1f 1 sued him for divorce. “He ordered me out, and then I con- sulted a lawyer and brought suit. He Used scandalous language about my family.” Pretty Girls Play in Court Mrs. Taylor's two children, aged nine and ten respectively, sat over tn a er of tho court-room while she was testifying, playing with their dolle. They amured themselves hugely. They were in charge of a nurse. Mra. Taylor told of asking for money while her eldest daughter was {il with acarlet fever in Washington. Mr. Tay- lor came there to sec her. ON TRIAL FOR LIFE, KENNEDY SLE “I was asone tn the houre In quaran- tine with my sick child,” she sald. “r —_.-__ iy wo as come to be known as the! asked him for money, defendant * "1 have none to give you, he an-|] The Accused Dentist) Urol tumpell, the second handwriting swered. As he turned to go I asked if © ort for the defense, whose testimony he would leave without seeing the) Nodded Off Into}, ¥oxiven with a etrong German child. tocent seemed to punale the jurors, was Dreamland During Cross-Examinationof Handwriting Expert. “He did not reply, but pulled out a lurge roll of bills, carefully took off the top bill and threw tt on the floor. it Was a $2) bill, “I picked it up, but for my child, not myself, God knows.” The Taylors were married in 1888, but only lived together for five years. They Separated in Philadelphia in 1893 after * ag atormy time. | Mrs. Taylor ts now in receipt of an} allowance of $1 monthly alimony from | fore adjournment this afternoon her husband. sie ts a dectdedly pretty} [t was during the woman, being tall and of distinguished | ex. not Prof appearance read reated Not a Cent ally t ed and th rial fort olds wa A sharp Attorney sz0in on the stand at the opening to- one person wrote and the indorsement, its ben i Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy, while on trial for his Hfe in Part If, General went sound asleep Just be- r Analat sald to him’ ry. 1 hope,” In a taunting voloe. shrugged his shoulders sions and dry erosas fumpell, Dr. Ken- upon his ir notat all AML Summer. fey NB his skill in writing it back- Hh exhibition \ signature, apatle a 3 Mrs. Taylor, in relating her experience Lansdowne, in the summer of 1891, on Revn- | Dotty Bo My child was {Il and needed t Distelt care. 1 did my own houa Washed forty pieces of week. iy “Mr. Taylor dtd lor Signature and nd backward “rand, smil- mi give me one cent! H ded | tie Ts. ‘Taylor's eves spoke bitterly. "When your enlladelphia f rrested in! of - dit oy nn Yes, 1 called at his him what a plight) wash for money ‘and with which to t In all! receiver eticn answered the der) whispered 1S med grevthy ty THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1901. Thunday, June 6th at ' Patent Leather, SUMMER | dotted | Dresses of Silk Finished White Lawn Dresses, Embroide | B. Altman & Co. | WOMEN’S LOW CUT SHOES (LIGHT TURNED SOLES), Glace Kid, patent leather tips, O | For Thunday, June 6th: | Dresses of Mercerized Linen, assorted colorings, Lingerie Collar and Vest, with embroidery trimming, | tucked Blouse and Skirt, special prices, as follows: $3.75 2.85 DRESSES. $12.50 ana $13.50 Linen, $8.75 9.75 ry or Lace Trimmed, RALLY FOLLOWS EPS. : 1s am Gar Am Car and Ft Rut tam maeh in| Professor | f rested Wrote chat ely Mf Dolly’ Mey notte At Dadtey | tees eoman wh Pretty Scene In Court onder 1 Mrs. Taylor stepped from the chair, brushed past selected 6 and 8 Ti Vacking tn] Kenteady | vorne ts mak viet MRS. WPKINLEY. RESTED WELL. _——o—— Early Bulletin from Doctors Show She Is No Worse. «that were ot the charscteriatios of Dr ACTOR DOUGLAS TRIED TO DE. Member of “On the Quiet” Took Morphine. nurse. Russell H. Lans Was associated w called to the chair. fr. Taylor was a board Gort-Astoria by the charity era. a | attorney fondant ! “They wanted him there xo that they could keep an eye on him,” said the witness. Decree to He Granted, Juatice Clarke said: “Of course I will grant the decree, and the narrow Question of alimony. TT Deen living luxuriously at the ur. Weeks jumped to his matter Ww “There In no evidence to this man can the alt "You can reopen the case Sustice. Mr. “for hi ere Co,, the brokers Mr, ‘Taylor was tat F Law feKenn, the WASHING TON Charles D. Canley, Known on the Douglas, 1 member of V the Quiet” Company, Square month te hia brothers are ) sald 1: i llve. and this ing, bewld: ttorney M Weationed Tay concerning the foreclosure of cer N wan issued d phy sled 19 West suley te now a pris: * New York Hospital. ft in s wil recover and be arraigned son Market Pollce Court to- nornink, . by hin own confession, tried to eating morphine pila. {chat her al con. Drightest Ui hye cond: 5 er| ¢ y) KL himself by: MeKinie c return to Wash Mrs, Me | Kalman | for Collier’s|& omething UbOUt| haw heen unable food, although 4 Mary Lo resort lenta Uke turn to W: tetered. Taw ege and food. After the oon he asked a pills would kill, 6 take solid | Only yexterday won neces art #timu- her re- Brandy ts admin- nt Paen Lawyer Weekn objected, Justice ark gald: “I want to get at the bot- of. ee thing. If there ts a con- o arrangement between thin padantiand his brothers we want to row it! 7 ind how many { dose, and although the drug clerk told him to the best of his pharmaceutical knowledge, Cauley took too many, and so Hives hington, icken broth are her othe Race itouen lana had gone re a Mirada diol toe etd to $1,500 a year.| this morning the President, accompan-!{9 West ‘Thirtieth street. with Mr. ‘Tay-| ied by Representative Tayior of Ohio, ra tal mi client was willing ©} who represents Mr, McKinley's home | It, 1 vhe would} istrict In the lower house, went out] his 7 oe for @ stroll, fe bop be) is WEAK OPENING. Sharp Gains Scored by American Tobacco and U. S. Steel. Trading at the opening on ‘Change showed decided heaviness, In sympathy with lower prices from London, and the Internationals In particular were weak. The Denver & Rio Granite stocks were the only ones whioh received any help from the London market. Rock Island and Unton Pacific were extremely weak at the ou delng off 11-4 and 11-8 per cent, respectively, while Eria common, St Paul, Southern Pacific and Texes Pacific were down 1-4 to 1 per cent, St. Paul rove 1 per cent. to 174, and Rock Inlund 23-8, to 1993-8, The W gure on ointa for the common an preferred stock. On the other hand, realizing was no- ticed In several of the prominent stocks. Rugar in partioular dropped to 1455-8 from 471-2, the high gure The market turned decidedly weak during the afternoon on renewed offer- * prominent raiiroad stocks. harply, declining high figure, Copper 4, to 19, while Union P. and” Atehiron ent t tise in Southern Pacific 35-8 wad then re. closing WAA extremely confusing, with the majority of the stocks 2 pointe Rock Imland was up § points The total sales of stocks to-day were sagged 2 per cent. The The Closing Quotations. Foundry... A's Foundry pt 34 American tee Oy it Ret Baty Busar Mi S a SUITS TO ORDER Think of it—Ten Dollars! Stock of Harrison Woollen Co. Blue Serges, Striped Flannels, Un- finished Worsteds, Plain and Fancy Cheviots, Black Diagonals, To be made into single or double breasted Sack Suits TO ORDER, cut in latest style, with new mili- tary shoulders; perfect fit guaran. teed. You'll marvel at the value. Jp Geatreichey NORTHWEST CORNER 28th St. and 6th Ave. Elevated Station at Door. 7.95 and 7.Q reepectively. Early cables were devold of special feature outside ance of in spots on farge June, 7. re o 5 Market. pened weak to-day ables and favor, ‘The wheat market under bearish news from » Northwest, ing te at the star Suly wan’ oft 4 ber 3-4 from Inst night tat rwhtch and Septem- ‘oreiKn nouses “ ak, 51-2 offered: go's closing prices t. 7h nominal. July, 75 off offered; wh i ROCK ISLAND’S NEW STOCK. 810,000,000 to He lsaned—Stockho ere Mave Firat Call entes ML, June 5.—The annual meeting of directors and stockha of the Chlengo, Rock Island & P Ratlroad was here to-day. A reso- dopted authorizing an Iamue Htional stock 1” nave reribe at par for this ad the proportion of twen each 100 mhares they now In to be made on or before J hei 3-4 ¢ closing of the the right to mub- tonal stock shares 14. a Hone Pa vatred PP LES EF. Lys ny FS) s i Ste F: Rubber Goole pf. 33 3 South. Pacifee ay t mathern Ratiway .... 34% i cS 4 BS Fa EEERLELE ES. 6th oN ea OS Oy a9 it BQ MN oh Pemay Rr ANON BN fon Tag a Paper pi. Th TL 7 “4 M26 WN ts We US UN Le AN NY Fs ee TI S416 ON BN 9% 105 ye 3H oN MN THe 4S 48 4S ay HS 8 WONG, Bre IS Bo Zlh iat aT ory OA r. 24 pe. ME TI HG WN BH 2h BK Wie Central pt 45% 8 4 4 —————_— The Cotton Market. ‘The local cotton market opened firm to day and 4 to 7 points higher. Imm diately after the call it advanced 6 to 8 polrits further on feverish, active buy- ing for both accounts, The market was exceptionally strong throughout the first hour and at times cited. July and August opened up 4 PS 7RR ea Ree SUMMER BARGAINS FOR MEN. CONDUCTOR’S LEG BROKEN. fee Wagon Scraped Trolley Edwant Dowd, conductor on a Putnam avenue trolley car, had his right leg broken above the ankle by nice wagon whi A itttle gtr! attemp) the car, but was cau held suspended In the alr until the dan- be WAR pant. Dowd was remved two t. Mary @ Honpital, Hig Rednetion Sale of the Finak L Taylor Clothing Company. The managers of the Frank L. Taylor Clothing Company believe that swift sales aro Important factors in modern storekeoping and they have arranged a reduction sale that answers every re- quirement. The selling begina to-mor- fow morning and the gooda offered are entirely new and of standard quality. Tho firm Is certain that in offering full stock of summer clothing just a the seanon opens the bargains will be fully appreciated, and has made ar- rangements to accommodate a throng of buyers, Extra salesmen will be on hand to attend to the customers when they crowd the big establishment In th Stewart Building at Broadway and rho buy will secure the sreatest variety from which to select, {ter 8 o'clock, ke, from hate prom- all are f usually Among the attractive features of the sale ‘@ a lot of more than new reversible narrow fouyr-in-hand, bat- wing, Windsor and band bow tlea, which will be sold at 17 cents each, or three for & cents, Natty dressers will lay ina prices one-half thos. bs Ad of al cents Shirts and Drawers, in light blue; shirts long or short sleeves, four cases were marked sented in the applicants and court in- terpreters were In constant demand. by Magistrate Cornell, in the Harlem Court, grand larceny. and bicycle dealer. and the wise will de In the store soon ahed “and FO sree ry Thursda Embrou ||, Depar. ment. Important offering of the balance of this season’s im- portations of Colored Batiste Robes, $10.00, former prices $20 to $33. High Novelties in Batiste All-overs, 20 to 45 inches wide; ap- propriate for shirt waists and entire costumes in elaborate combination effects of tuck- ing, lace and embroidery, $2.50 a yard, former prices $5 to $10. Lord & Taylor, Brosdway & 20th St Sale of Men's Imported Underwear. French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, made from Egyptian cotton; shirts long or short sleeves, draw- ers regular and short inseam, 50c. each, value 75c. Swiss Sitkand Wool $1.95 each, value $2.65. Swiss All Silk Shirts and Drawers; colors: The Value of Union-lade Clothing E are authorized to put W the Union Label on all our ready-to-wear clothing be- @ cause we employ union labor exclusively—we have union men because they are the best workmen in the world. We do not use the label sole-- ly as a bid for union trade: (of course we are as glad to: wait upon union men as to employ them), but union la- bor at union wages means. that we secure trained, skilled,, first-class help. Our clothe, -ing is fitting proof of th skill of union labor. Our Blue Serge Suits $7.50. All-wool royal blue Serge Suits, guaranteed $ fast colors, single or double breasted coat, full lined or half lined with farmer's satin; belt loops on trousers; well cut, well made and thoroughly good suits in every respect; our e prices $10.00 and... .ccceseeeeees Striped Flannel Suits $10.00. Men’s all-wool striped Flannel Suits, imported § combination designs; green, blue or gray, single or double striped effects; double or single-breasted military cut coat, lined or half lined with Princess serge; vests high cut; trousers with belt loops and 2-Inch stationary turn-up; sizes 33 to 48........ Suits to Order $15.00. We will make to measure your choice of imported novelties in Worsteds, Cheviots, Homespuns, Tweeds and Serges, trimmed with the best serge and fsrmer’s satin ning, and made by the best of union tailors, in either single or dou! le-breasted tack suit; not in any sense a “‘ckeap"’ looking suit, but a really high-class outfit ata surprisingly low pric: ..seeeesseeseeeeeee SN- WOOD 5 (0 740-742 Broadway. novia and light blue; shirts long or short sleeves, $2.75 each, value $3.75. *|\Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St Bl DIVORCES — ASKED IN COURT Justice Truax Faces Second Longest Cal- endar on Record. Justice Truax had eighty-one divorce cases before him to-day when he opened the June term in Part III, Supreme Court. ‘The calendar was the second largest in the history of the court. When the calendar was called thirty- “ready” and the many tales of martal woe began to unfold, All nationalities were repre- RACE TO COURT. a fireman, was held PURSUIT Willtam Ehlers, this morning on @ charge of ‘Three years ago, it ts charged, Ehlers bought a bloycle on the instalment plan from Frederick Foster, a six-day rider Laat night Foster, who clatms that Ehlers failed to make ‘his payments, saw the purchaser of the wheel ride past his store, No. 163 First avenue, and he started in pursuit, Down First avenue to Eighty-sixth treet, then to Fifth avenue, and back toward Hariem, they flew, followed by ig crowd. At One Hun- ena Roper eres Bicycle Folice men Dobson and Casey an end to the chase and arrested ‘phiers. — ~ THAT WILKINS WEDDING. velint Will Be Married iu Church in Ren BOSTON, June 5.—The Mias Mary E, Wilkins, the novell: take place some time this month. ceremony will be performed in a churct: Miss riends ti wedding. which will satremely quiet VALLEJO, Cal., magazine at the Mare Island Navy- Yard, containing 200 tons of smokeless and brown powder, exploded at 6 A, M. to-day. i} were ts timated at Bleetion Wilt Be Held in Octo! LISBON, June 5.—The Cortes was dis- day by royal decree, ile Bala in *ootabe r, and the Cortes | reaseembi 2, 1902. A Perfect Shoe for Men. $3.00. Sold Exclusively By Broadwa: 47 Cortigndt St. 379 FN sixth Ave. 128th St. and 3d Ave. & KOCH & Co. 125th Street, West, Seat Kv On Thursday, SATIN LIBERTY RIBBON, 4 inches wide—double face—choicest quality— every light shade, as well as white, cream and black—value 38 cents per yard, 23c. ————————————————————— 200 TONS OF POWDER EXPLODE Mare Island Navy Yard Elections and Meetings. THE TRUSTEES OF THE IRON DYKE aD LAND RECLAMATION COMMPANT have called a special meeting of the stokhoMers of thes company, to be held JUNE 21, A.D. tree (3) o'clock tn the 1 Me, toe Of selling its right, title and 4 to any And all lande in the Sate, of Jersey, and for the transaction of euch other busl- fess a8 may properly come before the meet * ROBERT F. TILNEY, Secresey. Dated June 5. 1901. AFTER CITY RECORDS. Clerk Will Look for Minutes of Meetings from 1776 to 1788. In accordance with a resolution passed large by the Board of Aldermen the City Clerk is making an effort to locate copies of tho minutes of the city of New York betweon the years 1776 and 1783. If found they will be printed for the city Hbrag. All the other years are covered by the records in the Ibrary, but these years Are missing, and jt is thought that they wore carted off by” tho British when ‘The clerk they evacuated the island. lei communicate with the historical eo- u 1 Feean rf have them he will comimunich: fe wits Me y ti authorities in England and see if can get them there. peel a DINES WITH KAISER. of Hamburg-American Line Tells of Ameriva, BERLIN, June 5.—Herr Daltin, director of the Hamburg-American Steamship Company, fooklhuncheott with Emperor Wililam yesterday and gave His) an account of his visit tA Magazine Badly Wrecked. June 5.—A lost. The property loa» ‘$280,000, CORTES DISSOLVED. fer New Boty. Elections Pu and Wiliam MoCalmont and other cl