The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1912, Page 4

| E RECONCILED WMH 'BGTIN' ON » $30. This weer., | HER DEATHBED Mrs. nics Dies With Senator by Her Side After Seven Years’ Separation. Mra, Timothy D. Sullivan, wife of Senator “Big Tim” Sulivan, who died fast Might wit be buried on Thursday, tt was announced to-day. Father) Riley of the Church of the Nativity. fm Second avenue, wi) conduct the funeral services which, at ees, of “Big Tim" will be attended ealy by relatives. @enator Sullivan and his wife have ‘Seon reparated for the last seven yearn, and during that time the politician has ‘Maintained a residence for her at No. 40 Weat Seventy-ftth street, the-house in Which she died last night. the ree For the last two years Mra. Suilivan rt has Deen an invalid with tubercul and her death had been expected at any time tm the last six months. “Big Tim" | { fa reported to be in bad health himself and he left the city soon after the| 4® 7 a middle of July. Bince his separation from his wife he has maintained headquarters at various hotels, going from the Occidental, on the Bowery, to the Albany, on Broad- way, and iately to the St. Denis, on lower Broadway, where he lives now. MARB. SULLIVAN WAS SCHOOL. | Fre MATE OF “BIG TIM.” ‘They were married tn 1887 at Bt. Pat-|{n Piek"s Church, in Mott street, and for| {Zl eoversl years thereafter her name fig- Bred in the newspapers equally with Bis. Her chief prominence as a partner ‘ef the Bowery politician came in 1893, when “Big Bealth to Ko to Hot Springs, Va., Previous to the time set for the annual ‘Dall of the Timothy D. Sullivan Asso- elation. Mra, Bullivan on that occasion took | Qo") charge of the bal! and carried tt through Successfully, les with Joe Dunn, one of her husband's political Neutenants. Nellie Fitzgerald, Mra. Sullivan's schoolmate of “Big th Ward, and their ‘Marriage was the culmination of a chil- @rer's friendship which tated until 196, they separated. the Mayoralty campaign of 199 “Rig Tim," then separated from his wife Bald tribute to her at the cnnual Sullivan meeting on the Sunday night election day in Miner's Thea- we é ‘Op that occasion the Bowery politician Tevented for the fi time his reason fier the annual gift of eves and socks to the Bowery dereiicts for which he gives | out tickets at the annual Christmas food. | ‘Mise custom 1s to give tickets on Christ: | mpas Gay which are exchangeable on Feb. | © for the shoes and socks, and he ex-| Bisined that Fed. 6 was the annive Kelly, the old-time leader of ma Mixth Ward. TEACHER AND GIRL HAD Be. | FRIENDED HIM. “Big Tim” related at that meeting how | he bad been the butt of his i Who ts the house physi Denis Hotel, has been attending Mrs Sullivan throughout her Mness at the! rection of “Big Tim." | “Big Tim” and his wife were recon- eled after his veturn, and it was said! fer him at had she itved he life with her aga night when DOBSONS’ ‘Carpets and Rugs RUGS (9x12) Axminsters: A wide variety of $26. a tut to. $18.50. Body Brussels: Finest quality made, never sold less than " $22.00: Worsted Royal Wiltons: Pure wor sted. Taick pile Beautiful color- we”, $28.50 Beyal Wiltons: Heavy quality, Pat- terned in rich Oriental and Turk- CARPETS Wilten Velvets: ‘The very latest fall | Shades and patterns to se- 7 c lect from. Worth Sbc yd.. 5c,. $ An exceptional bar-| gain. A $1.10 per re I quality reduced to.. “8745 Yd. | Best Body Brussels: As durable, Ne to make. from $1.66 yd... Good quality Inlaid Linoleums at Be Per Sq. Yd. of Carpets for 50 Years WEST 1TH ST., N. Y. fe! Tim’ was forced by bad | Narthe: sunt | 0 ing the grand march | {" @anitary and fine appearing as is 1.00%. died Senator Sullivan, Larry Mulllean) and his wife, Dr. Reise and Dr. Joseph | D. Creamer were gathered rer Mottigan charge of the funeral = me IS ALNE ‘ACCORDING TO NIGHT: t, ahall be a tended by WALL SET Brother of Man Thought Slain Chauffeur Found. final hi r when the pest train 7 * of all Otto Luyties, son of the wen | ber fi sermion fence ro 1 to 3 points, Buying dence for every ahare on ranges were rece The morning period The market of from lors were In es iat To} he oF 4 with at toast |” ‘ed information at the fints t levels reached in several w rable enthusiasm accompanied two Ako, according to a late advance. brother, Iienry Luytien was talking with his brother and some friends re. | garding a woman with whom he was friendly was fat to a degree which her and caused her great One of the group sug: I that Ernest Sherry, son of Louts | war fn the business of selling the oon, last prices of stocks ed with yonterdan's Pai ora, bigest. oven re foal figures ‘are ‘bs follows, ig mente Sherr, @ fat reducer, In the midst of hia work of endeavor- “ 3 + 8% $s +~ & ‘ BS 8 eis tak aot ak sty 1H 4 1M we oy + FY b, e+) t4 Me + 110% vif + iy, aE » g ie 154 4 2 126) ae + 2 ae “aa * AR j 1 oe 108 Hts +1% ae me wih Ps 1p 1 iy oe tay Sou % + oi +8 +1 ~ Shoote Self in Central Park. Seated on the east drive opposite Sev- enty-neventh street In Central Park to- day Frank Kransky, twenty-two years old, @ carpenter, drew @ revolver from his pocket and shot himself in the jeft breast. Mounted Patrolman Rowlands of the Arsenal station was called by several children who were near, and he For infants, invalids and growing children. Pure nutrition, upbuildingthe whole body, Invigorates auruing mothers and the aged. sent for an ambulance. Dr, Chickering of the Preebyteriun Hospital removed the man to Bellevue Hospital, @ prison- er, charge’ with attempted suicide, He probably will die, WIRE FROM CHCNED Told of Letter Telegram— |; Avoid Impure Milk For infants and invalids eived a uiaht etter wrdering me from Chicamo, f our fat ht in alened WW 4 to make pubile He said he bad ee as her had left thelr cigarette ousiness ) Fifth avenue in great confusion, nyt brought nothing up to date drawn af than he usually abs offering a reward } the destination of the last srother is known to have made yauffeur of the taxteab In which 1 had taken street address, he wid, Ul! Luytier came out with two men, who walked as far ax Riverside Drive with him and eft him. 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