The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1902, Page 5

—————— MME. SEYGARD DIVORCED FROM GRAND OPERA SINGER. ———— | PEACE TERNS NOT MODIFI. Premier Salisbury De- clares England Has Abated No vot in Her Demands. —»—— Decree Quietly Obtained at Patchogue Just Before She Went to Europe. Emil Fischer, Her Former Husband, One of Best Known Bassos on the Stage, Tt may Interest a good many persons In New York to know that Emil Fischer, the ponderous basso, and Camille & ward, the opera company singer, whd hand's voice called out that she could not come tn. But ahe had a pase key and ehe used When she opened the door she found her husband and the woman “HAS GRANDLY WON.” ln took Calve'a place as Carmen, last win- ter, when the French woman was un- Since that time whe has lved apart able to appear, are no longer husba Nae Mr, Fincher. ®8he tmmodiately tn- H .] and wife. stituted a suit for divorce at Riter- Tolls Primrose League Bove ise) @ereardl whol tn private lite 1s | head In order to avotd any publicity e,nment Has Nothing to Re-| aire, Amelia Marle Kate Fischer, 0. | iter lawyer wan Joneph A. Davin, of gret and Points io Egypt| tlnet s divorce from her husband a No, 1988 Broadway, Her husband put tn week ago last Saturday and went to no defenne, According to Davie he tried and Ireland. Burope on the same day. Fischer is to effect a reconciliation and when his still in Now York, lving at the Ro- wife refured to Haten to his appeals chelle apartments, No, 57 West Beventy- busted himself in trying to keep the af- LONDON, May 7.—Lord Salisbury ae atreet. Sea th fair quiet S ‘There was great secrecy about the Fischer ts about sixty years old. Hin during his speech to-day at the @0-| givoroe, It was obtained from Justice | wife Is not more than “walrty She ina Russian. | they educated her In Parte. Her parents were Frenoh and She made nual grend habitation of the Prim- rose League here eald the Govern- Witmot M. Smith at Patchogue and the decree was filed at Riverhead, L. I ment had not, receded an {ota from bak ph prec Hoe tT end Inher debut there in Monart'a “Don Glo- ; aa iS wrong doing with Paola Wheinig, an- vanni," Several years ago she came to ts previous terme to the Boers. other singer of leas renown, but with America GHA Jolnee then “Damioeed Apparently more charms for the basso In her complaint she alleged that her husband had been #0 devoted to Paola Wheinig during the fall that her sus- picions had been aroused. Late in Jan- uary, she alleged, she returned from a concert tour unexpectedly, Sho went to her home without having previously announced that she was coming. Her maid, Susan Acker, was with her, When she got inside her apartment HERR MOST FREE CHEERED BY CROWD Anarchists Throng Essex Mar- ket Court and Show Great Joy When Prisoner Is Dis- charged—MacQueen Held. Opera Company, Fischer was with the company and they fell in love. ‘They were married about two years ago in | Holland, They have no chtidren Fischer 1s one of the best-known bansos on the stage. His Impersonhtions jof Hans Sach and Wotan in Wagnerian Joperas are world tamout. He has not | appeared in the Grau company for aev- | she found that her pedroom was locked. | eral years, occupying himself with con.) She knocked on the door and her hus-jcert work and with teaching. METHODIST FUND |BOY KIDNAPPER NOT COMPLETED.| DEFIES THE COURT, Chairman Willis Denies that|Sixteen-Year-Old Lad Accused the $1,000,000 to Be! of Stealing Two Children, Raised Here for 20th Cen-| Again Refuses to Divulge tury Thank Offering Is AllIne| Their Whereabouts. The Premier spoke to an immense audience in a much less pessimistic vein than when he was last time hea in public, He congratulated the League on the stanch support given to Con- servative governments, one result of which was that Great Britain was now @upreme in Egypt, while, with regard to Ireland, the country need no longer fear the “iusane, suicidal projects of Imperial Aisruption supported by many of the Opposition statesmen. “At the same time the country must not expect that ‘ashes of past conflicts’ io 6e extinguished immediately. Great (Copyright, 1897, by Atme Dupont, New York.) Britain had had a great and serious war; but, admitting that misery and suffering had been caused, it ‘must be recognized that the power, prestige, influence and magic effect of our great empire are more potent, more efficient and more admirable than ever before.” “We have suffered,” continued the Premier, “but, we have greatly won. It was possible not to feel that the ef- forts of the people of the country have, in some cases not been worthily recog- nized. “The other day Mr, Morley asked If there was a single member of the cab!- net of 1899 who, If he could have forseen the results of the policy on which they were then launching the country, would not have checked the diplomacy leading to such deplorable results. As a member of that cabinet, he, Lord Salisbury, wished to meet this statement with the most indignant denial. The war had been used by some politicians for the aqualld purpose of injuring thelr op- ponents.” . Turning to the peace negotiations, (ord Salisbury announced that “Groat Britain has not receded one inch from her former position, As to rights we claimed and the policy we intended to pursue, We ar exactly where we were.” When the contlict’ was over all p sible would be done to mould thei present opponents so that they could lake up their position in the empire which had conferred so many blessings on the human race. But, {t must be thoroughly understood that the whole government of the country was to be of ruch a character that it would be Im- possible that the struggle could be re- newed, Nearly two hundred Anarchists, tn- cluding women with red bands on their hats and men with red neckties, re- Joiced to-day when John Most was dis- charged from custody by Magistrate Cornell in the Essex Market Court. Before the examination the women friends of Most and his two associates under arrest presented them with bunches of flowers. Most was arrested last Gunday night, witt, William MacQueen and Solomon Hiller, after MacQueen had made an in- cendiary speech at New Irving Hall, on Broome street. Detectives Sheehan, Walsh and Baxter, who made the arrests, charged against fost, that he sat on the platform while MacQueen spoke, clapped his hands and appeared to be pleased over the speak- er’s talk. Magistrate Cornell heki that this was not ouffictent evidence to justify the holing of Most, and therefore dis- charged him. MacQueen was held in $1,000 ail for trial, without delay, after Magistrate Joseph Neuberger, the sixteen-year- ok) boy accused of kidnapping Jacob and Tillie Baumann, again refused to tell Magistrate Crane where the children are when arraigned tn Jefferson Market Court this morning. "You'll be locked up again If you don't," sat the Magistrate. “He's @ Dick Turpin in a sme way.’ “Do you hear that?” sald Agent Bt. John, of the Children’s Boclety, “How tong do you want to be locked up for?" “Bix months,” replied Joseph, and he wald It with nonchalance. First he had ‘asked for an interpreter, Later he spoke Engtieh glibly. Mrs. Rosie Baumann alleges that her ,busband induced the boy, who Is his cousin, to take the little ones from their home, No. 8% Fifth street, on Geturday, and that she hasn't seen them or their father since, Louis Baumann !s a capmaker, and up to Saturday worked for Foy &@ Lederer, at Fourth and Mercer streets. The boy stubbornly refuses to give any informa- tion, Mrs, Baumann fe stepmother to Tt was stated to-day by officers of the commission which 1s to raise $1,000,000 tn Manhattan and the Bronx for the twentieth century thank offering of metropolitan Methodism that the re- celpts at the big meeting at Carnegie Hall last night would not be made pub- le et present, ‘The $1,000,000 in question is a part of $20,000,000 to be raised by Methodists throughout the country to signalise the opening of the twentieth century of the Christian era, Of the $1,000,000 to be raised here $700,000 Is to be applied to the payment of church debts and $100,000 each is to be given to the St. Christo- \pher Home or Orphanage at Dobbs |Ferry, to the Deaconess Training School ) }and to the Fund for Guperanuated Preachers. EF, M, Willis, chairman of the Public Meetings Committee, at his office, No. 8 West Twemty-ninth street, sald to-day that the commission was now engaged in the hardest part of the work, and he expressed the bope that the tdea would not get abroad that all the money had already been secured. —_——-— LUCAS MEYER SAYS PEACE IS PROBABLE. THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1908 'HORSE STOOD DEAD ey WITH EAD CUT WOMEN SAY_OF r — “T Will | Train Decapitated Animal as | “Pe-ru-na Saved Me from the Grave.” f i Never Be It Was Driven Across Tracks --Driver Jumped and ‘Es-| Without caped with Hurts. | ” | It. A West Shore express tratn In Ho- boken to-day decapitated a horse and S~ Aft the body standing by the track, harnessed to the buggy the animal had been drawing Henry Hoxer, of Patisade avenue and Liberty street, Hoboken, waa driving | down ‘Phirteenth street and started to} cross the ratiroad tracks, He saya no warning of the approach of a train waa | xiven and that the expresa war on him before he could pull his horse back ‘The engine cut off the outst hod head of the animal aa Horner jumped from his dugay In fear, When he looked around the horse's body was atill stand- ing in the shafts, It fell after a mo-| ment loser fell In Jumping and was badly | cut about the head, CURES CATARRH HEAD, THROAT. LUNGS, STOMACH BoWeLs, KIDNEYS ———— L” MOTOR DISABLED. | ‘Third Avenue Train Breaks Down | on Bi The motor car of a Third avenue " train broke down at 7 o'clock this morn Ing as the train wae crogping the Bridge | over the Harlem Rt ‘There wns f delay to tramMe for about thirty minutos, | JE0 ¢) The passengers of the disabled train | were dlamiaeed at One Hundred ant Twenty -ffth street and the train ttrelf AND war slowly @bunted to the Ninety-ninth E PE NS JEROME READY T SCALP CHURCHILL BT CaN } “Twas very sertously atek last apring—| colds and as a tonts when T have Deen A Heari-to-Heart Talk with Women. | sick enough to dle, and T did not know | feeling badly, and although T never gtve@ geant with Col. Partridge— Five Offenses Enumerated. Jand would take the following lattes’ | serited my alckiess tO Dr Hartman, and almple and direct testimony to heart] he wPote me that T should use Peruna, I snd do aw they have done no pen ould] did, and now Tam a healthy woman atk the bonent that would fellow) “TWwonld now be in my grave, here Are no many Women, expecially marcled wOnteh, who Grap theminelyon| DUE ADR. Hartman, of Ohio, saved me from death,"" woarlly around from yoar to year without SOPHTA HARTFUL, The District-Attorney Files S. B. Hartman, M. D. what to-do. T waa looking over one of| testimonial for anything T make an excep. ; e z your almanace and found that Dr, Hart-| tion tn favor of Peruna, as T consiier it @& Charges Against the Ser FALL the tok mothers, invalid daurh-| ian wan the best one for my trouble. | exceptional value. tora and diseased sistors in this bad] wumored from ayatemte oatarch, 1 de-| MRS. M. VAN VRANCKEN, Peruana Woman's Friend, Mins Nellie Lindsay, 90 Hettle Court Marinette, Wha, writes: “Ay experience with Peruna has Beem such that Lam very glad indeed to be able to recommend it, About two yeara age My Changes against Beret. Churchill! based on his actions while Acting Cap- tain of the Fifth street police station, any particular diseare, and yet miserable | were filed with Police Comminsioner artlanlar ? “day by Diatrict-Attorney } be¥ond description. . . health, be yaamee igi Ga y ‘They acho and tremble and throb, Rrow- | & Prominent Club Woman o: aia tuceeene eat ‘wet of a wd gebiinated | Ortenns Recommends Perana to|” tired verexertion would keep me in ded @ week of more, I needed a good tonte to of | tring me back to health and strength, Dut: | ald not know which would be of Deneat, Peruna was recommended aa woman's | triend, and such tt proved to me, for when six bottles had been used T was restored to health,” NELLIB LINDSAY, Catarrh Sixteen Years, ng more nervour, every day. They were drawn by Assistant Dia- trict-Attorney Sanford. The specifica tions include five offenses against the rules of the department Churchill ts charged with permitting thirty disorderly houses to exist in the precinct; with allowing knowingly ten Violations of the Excise Law; with fal- aifying reponse: with making false re- ports to his supertors, and with making Worn-0ur Women For this clans of sufferers Peruna is the| tre. AM. Van Vrancken. Chatriady moat perfect remédy in existence. I re | sick Committee of Lady Standart Mut Hoven, (t soothes, it quiets, it streng!hens | jonevolent Association of Now Orleans, and no tired, overworked woman in the : land should be without Peruna in houne for a single day, the Peruana Brings Health, atements the new re tending Mins Iner Henderson, 854 Adelaide street eF o) judioe discipline and encourage Toronto, Ont,, Financial Seoretary of the | Mrs. Blleabeth Scherer, Monte Vista, insubordination. Royal Tomplare, writes | Colo, writes The latter charge is baged on his pub- Me attack on Inapector Crows, whom he called In.an interview a “wolf {n sheep's clotibing.”’ OARSMAN'S DAUGHTER DEAD. jc Ward Was of Family | “Por 16 years T muttered with catarrh ang | stomach trouble, T doctored and took Pa~ tont medicines without beneft. I read tn one of your almanacs about Peruna, and thought It would perhaps help me. T have vised nothing at all in the way of remedies except Peruna for about two years, and my health could not be Detter than I Bow enjoy. Thin remedy ts also good for | coughs and colds MRS. M. VAN VRANCKEN | “I shall never be without it S21 Fourth New 1 in my house.’’ “There Is nothing so Rood in Ufo as health, and the one who brings you he oe should be your friend, and this is how 1 consider Peruna | “For yeare I have bean {n delicate health and while not exactly #ick in bed. 1 haye | been unable to enjoy life Frequent head ache, earache. and a drumming in my ea nade me realize that there was someth! decidedly wrong with me. My physician dit was A doep-neated catarrh, and that | to be cured f must seek a different cli- | mate, I felt pretty blue until roading of | the cures performed by Peruna I decided Mise Fa) Famed in Aquatic Athletics, Miss Fannie Ward, the niece of ex- Aljerman Matthew Firth, died at the residence of the Jatter, at No. 670 Bed- ford avenue, to-day of a complication street, Orleans, HN Cornell had heard the testimony of the PLONDOR May ft bbe nite! of sn, cornell y the children. Of diseases. She was twenty years old $ to try it. 1 took four bottles, “which sucas Meyer (the Before Joseph was again locked ang popular in Brookiye society. » " i cent an | have repeatedly found Peruna a most re ate Eree Btate forces), who is in] Hillis, who was charged with having} ROOSTER FIGHTS MAN Bred scnpalay site gill up de] Ais "Ward belonged to the tamous $ DOURDt me grow relic’ wo (hit } Kept Ot [liable FO roa ee matarth of to. f YOU do not derive prompt and satine this country, recelved a cable meassge| interfered with the detectives and hav- tao Bienncae jad Psed a. family of caremen of that name Her taking tt pedal reas when I fou teen there i" bething. whioe (wit factory results from the use of Peruna, 33 1 im in, of t 4 it: ' 01 ce or 0 mas clea un- | Systems Kaspres sa eee te ¥ " from her husband yesterday saying that |ing attempted to rescue Most, was hel@| | a Intully cat py |Brunewick, N. J. ‘The tad wit be ver | the Hudew and, one. Perry Ward. is $51 By RO AP Cea ena in eae Sree ctr and cova remedy for worn-out | We at once to Dr. Hartman, giving. @ peace in Soutn Africa was probable. in $500 ball for trial, cer Pal iy at 7 now champion of Cornwall-on-the-k ? 4 yihing I know full statement of your case, be will Be Turther advices received here to-day| As Most left the court room and Spurs of Pe Erlend canto te-cmorrow morsing, Helen, Her father, toe. wae well Ko INE ND! It Ther after severe om ja. |Dieased to give you bis valuable adwles * gram, South Africa announced that 2W/etepped to the strect he was cheered by | Frank Frielengedort explained to The ie :bete: te ieee Pall fn aquatic athletics In his day. Rayon) trom |the | 1" nts pains and irregularities | Sts Boers had been captured and a throng of nearly 1,000 people. who fol- | Honorable, the Long Island City Court, Mee. Bogie’: Herttol 4 very short time. 1 have found it of | Address Dr. Hartman, President of The burghers were Killed jn the lowed him. to which he is attached as apectal of- rl r] Minn,. writes much value both as a preventative of | Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohte. hood of Findley. Ora.ge River Colony,| Most has a sentence of one year im|ficer, that he was late and came in iimp- yesterday. prison to serve, having been convicted jing this morning as the rewult of the —— of a misdemeanor for matter printed high spirits of his pet Leghorn rooster T HAND BLAUT HERLIHY TRIAL DAY FIXED. |arter Presiaent Mckinte's Geath Frank was dwelling with meditative | From Youth te Old Age para One $$$ delight in the prospects of big brools Filnourisned woman urves of “potice captain wint Be Cattea to| CORPSE IN FERRY SLIP. 175,00" tiana'cuty, wten the ettervarcen SoS es Fp? 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