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TERRYMGOVERN AND NELSONMATCHED FOR 2OROUND BOUT

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TWO WIVES KEEPS

BOTH IN LUXURYt

T Banker T W Kiley of Brooklyn Ad ¬

mits Bigamy Revealed by Lawsuitj and Tells Strange Story to Ac ¬

count for Domestic Tangle

IThnt TJiorans W Kllcy millionaire bank president and hardware dealerof Brooklyn has for the past three years kept two wives tin separate estab-

lishments¬

less than half a mile apart was the amazing mart that becameI 1nm late this pftcimoon Mr Riley In reply to questions broke down and

admitted It all Ho said Ke had no excuse to offer save that he loved both1 women and that he married th csccoml only when he felt sure his first and

legal wife was about to dieI

Mr Klleys legal wife lives In his manrdon tt No 201 Jefferson avsnuewith her two sons and two daughters by her first ftrasband She was thewife of James Kiley brother of Thomas James Kiley died twelve yearsago and she married her brotherinlaw

I The second wife Ss housed In a magnificent place at No 216 Brooklync

l ovenuo She la known ts Mrs Flora A Colt and lives with her son by herI first husband who was a Westerner

She waa Flora Brown daughter ofI

Guy B Brown a woal3jy hardwaredteoler of the Eastern District of Brook

ltD with whom nv> ny years ao-KlJejrutarbodc f in life as a clerk

i Mr KIlo Who Is elrtythreo yearsold la President of the North SldoBank of WlUtamsburg and I reputedto be worth several millions He has alarfilo business under tho firm name ofItoomas W Kiley Co of No 67

Grand street Brooklyn He la also In

ilneated heavily in the structural Ironbusiness

Sues for His FeesThe facts came to light today through-

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nllng of a suit ngiinst Mr Kiley

and Wife No2 Jointly by Lawyer John-

S Griffith of No 63 Court street for

sis Griffith was counsel for Wife

NO 2 a year ago In a suit for MOOagainst KUey Ho says there was no

trouble between them but ho was very

ill and she wished to provide for herfuture in COBO he eioiild die and all hisestate BO to hvs legal wife

The matter was settled out of courtKiley charges that Grlttlths larga tee

In a shakedinn nnd that It Is byr-l

ollvlce of counsel that he has refused

to settleWith tears in his oyes tho millionaire

banker Joday laid bare his romanceend Its strange culmination In n pUnomous life He said that he wasLgUamed tout it could not be helped

I have told my losnl wlfe he saidof the matter and ehe has agreed to

ignore Mrs Colt yet all Is amlmble beitWien Mrs Co and myself

He said that he had known Mrs Coltfrom chlldihcod and after her husbanddied flve years ago was on close termsof friendship with her In October 1903

his wife was very 111 when he was calledto rue National Convention of Bankersin Son Francisco Mrs Colt accompanjed him

She did not intend to go all thoway aald Mr KHey When we leftBrooklyn my wiTh was not expected torecover On the wayWestI told MrsColt 1 wonted to her Hhe waswilling We thought my wife would bedead before our return to Brooklynand I was suffering from a general

breakdownMarried In Indiana i

1 When we reached Hammond Indw were married under our true namesThat marriage qannot be denied Wecontinuod on to San Francisco I wenttotle convention end then took MrsColt down to Los Angeles Wo spent ar month there and thai returned East

aiy wife did not grow somebettor There was nothing wo could doexcept keep everything secret

I bougnt the home at No 213 Brooklyn avenue firrnlsTiod It and made itover to Mia Colt Since then I haverrtitscd tho homo and have givener everything could want

Jfloat BSA why the publtp tmoud In-

4tudof in private affotn of this nature-aA4e tie nrtsttke and I am willing to

toT I1Im supporting my tin-twteaaWIUItI poawblo way and amtnYesoon everythng she

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ITY PARK NEW ORLEANS March21The usual sever raes mode up to ¬days card and brougiit together a lotof noaccount ponies The only excusefor racing hero is thdt the track own ¬ers need the money for trying to pickwinners Is out of tho question for thetalentFinBT nACCSelllne six furlon-

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Wonby Clyde Thidwelaer wasanti Mary Morris thIrd econdSECOND nACJSFUe andIng onehalf fur

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5Oolte5sta 112 W Allen ToPllkln 112 n Smith 512

Mr Wiullclgh 100 FehillIng oquan lorer 100 Sned Itchy 100 A Johnson 0lAUtt Mac 107 Orstar SBiee Frita 1OT Trozler imMill NlotXl 107 Nlcol B IfihelllKh 107 W McIntyre 7 B-

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Won by Major Duncan Oural secOndand Oetlc Cliff thirdTIUItD Six furlong selflneStarter weights end 5ckej Hi

BettingPITIle On Wuy 112 Orefmr sGamara 110 J Jonrn 85Immortelle 110 Tlllman

Creole JlmllS IAn inMajor Carpenter ltr Trailer 15 nMlladl love 113 BcbllllnR 7 5aIulu Young 118 Munro T C2loiS Steak 112 Jest 30 10Franc i130n 110 W McIntyre 20 IIliundall 110 Nlrol 112Cold Way 101 Harrison 74 GLleber lore 1W Hwiiln s Sair Fhllllpn W A Johnion 60 a>

Pulque M BherWftn 30 10Won bv The Onlv Wav Oamara sec ¬

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MURDERED WOMAN

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pecial to Th Evwiint WorMPHILADELPHIA Maroh SI Crazed

by Jealousy Isnatlua Mich manager ofan oyster rtJtturant at No 727 Callowhtll itreet this afternoon tIred abullet Into the heart of Helan Weberthe proprietress of the place killing herinstantly and then Burning the weaponon WIn lelt sent a shot Into his beadBo U flot expected to recover

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AIR GROUNDS NEW ORLEANSMarch 2JThe talent had many anupset here today trying to locate win-ners

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In a card that was entirely lack-Ing in class Under the prevailing con-

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It Is Impossible to figure onformand the man that can locate winners IsIndeed fortunate

FinST OEOn milsHotline

Starteri uelht and Jockejs Str PIlrld of Wooditock 101 Freeman 1M 7Uairt Cherry Lilt L Smith 95 a5Globe Runner 90 Obort 65 25Sun Hunt 09 Ryan to 10Abjure 02 AJex 25 8Henpecked 00 Mrdeo 12 4Superior lIar 100 Dletfni 12 4Tlmla15Won by Pride of Woodstock Last

Cherry wa second and Globe Runnerthird

SECOND RACDSIx furlongs eeillniStarters weight and jockeys Kir

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Gladiator 112 Robbins in 0Ternut 100 McCnuly > 7 B2Discernment 1X1 L Sniltlifilgmund 117 Obert lA5a nMahogany 105 WILe SO RProfane 07 porcIne 72 OR-p W jTlynn 115 DuncaniO 10lIen MacDhul 120 Uvinirjon 15 0Hickory COMO 115 DehrenO sWater Lake 100 MoOse 4 8TFlying Tnpeia 115 JohnnenJO 8

Won bv Gladiator1 Ternus was secondand Discernment third

THIRD RACE One mleBetting

SUrtera weight and jockeys sir IlPaul Conlty lt U

Water PtnBY 17 Robbhs 10 4iCings Oem 120 L Bmlth 2 4-

Gleenvan 115 Felcht 15 nAtwood 120 McDonald a I 8MarIn Heal 100 13ehtees in nDaniel Coo 100 D Riley 20 8Lytellat 110 Obort to-

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Won by Paul Water PAnsy was decond and Kings Gem third

FOURTH JRACE Nino 7 to 2 andoven 1 WhtopoorwIU out for place 2

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100000000FORNEW RUSSIAN NAVY

LONDON MWroh 21Tho Pall MallGazette thla nfternoon says it hears thatthe Russian Governmerit iota prepared anaval programme Involving tho expen-diture

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of UOOOOObOO during tho next twoyoar of which amount British ship-builders

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fans been allocated for four firstclassbattleships similar to those now build-ing

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DUKES WIFE SENT LOVE

BY CABLE TO HUNTOONH

Remarkable Affidavits Showing that She WasI in Constant Commnication with Him Dur-

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t Honeymoon Trip in Europe

Sensational allegations wore made Inanidnvlts mcsented today bv counsel forJames B Duke President of the Amer-ican

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Tobacco Company who Is suinghis wife Lillian V Duke for an abso-lute

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divorce when she made applicationbefore ViceChancellor Pitney In JerseyCity for alimony and 10000 counselfees pending the trial Afer hearing tho

I affidavits and the ViceChancellorscomments on them Mrs Dukes lawvera withdrew their application for Illnony Counsel fees of J3000 were al-

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Frank T HuntoOT who Is sixtysevenyears old Is named as corespondent I-

nIIEiNYORKERS fACED

DEATH II STORM

Yacht Mascotte Battered in

Gale and Crew Rescued

When Hope Had Gone

Special to The turning WorldPJIILADELIHlA March laJuet as

tho yliad given up all hopes of rescuethe crow of the schooner yacht Manco tte belonging to A G Laska of NewYork City was rescued by the ReadingRJlIroad tug Swataru live miles offNortheast End Lightship while a ter-rific

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southeast gale was blowingThe crew comprising nine men were

nearly frozen and haul not tasted foodor for nearly twenty hours whichtime they spent trying to overcome aleak that threatened to vesselto the bottomThe Mascotto left New York early

Sunday morning and aocordng to CaptA W Loose all went well until thenext day when they ran Into a south-east

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galeThe vessel was hooded with the wind

hut despite Slits the sails were tornfrom the mast the rudder carried awayanJ the centreboard was snapped Toadd to this the vovasel sprang a leakantI notwithstanding the efforts of thenine men who mode up the crew sheTapjdly filled anti was in momentarydanger foundering when sighted bytho tug

The Maaeotte was towed into this port°READING DIVIDEND

READING Pa Starch 2tThe Boardof Directors of the RdadtngCompany to-

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declared the regular a-ldlvldMdot2pqr cent on the secondt to

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Mr Dukes suit In the ndldavlts madeby Mr Duke and by servants of MrsDuke it is alleged that on the night ot-her wedding Nov 2 190 Mrs Duketelegraphed to Iluntoon It Is charredfurther that throughout the honeymoon-In Eurojio she was In communicationwith him and tint during her absencehe occupied whenever he cared to the

I mansion Mr Duke bought as a weddingpresent at No 11 West Sixtyeighthstreet

Cabled Love NotesTho most startling allegation was In

an aflldivlt charging that during herhoneymoon trip Mrs Duke cabled telegniphcd and wrote to Huntoon almostconstantly He had two ways of reply-ing

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One was by Inserting a personalIn a Now York newspaper with the re-

quest¬

that It be copied In the EuropeancJltlon of that publication In this waythe personal ame to her notice as wellaa to her husbands when they bought-the paper at tho hotels on their tripTho personals began with the name

John but were unsignedSome of the Personals Sled with

uflidavlts read as followsLonging for cable announcing

safe arrival Your prophecy provedtrue Little knew how essential youare to my happiness

ltemalllcsterdaCnble re-ceived

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Sentiments made me muchhappier If condition serious go toyou at once Can nurse you back tohappiness Not too late unless youarc contented with present sur-roundings

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That ts Impossible IsatIt

One year from yesterday sWoiildbe our anniversary London letterhugely enjoyed Cable arrival

At your homo all Is sad e ndlonely Vacant chair recalls absentone Your Louse pets are well Thebird sings sweetly I dream everynight you will be mine foreverDont wear Ionnecked dresses

Oh memories that bless andburn This wTwratlon Is killingVlease dont wear lowneckeddresses Shall enjoy your houseuntil octopus returns when thatpleasure will cease

Would like to bear you say It sdaybreak-

The Cther method of communicationsounded as bizarre as something from

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NEXT NATIONAL

BOWLING EVENT

The Eastern Bowlers Are

Frozen Out in Legislation-

at Louisville Congress

Special to The Eenln WorldLOUISVILLE Ky Muroh 21East ¬

ern bowlers havo undoubtedly madetheir last plea for harmony In tho

I American Bowling Congress CharlesH Ebbets tile most earnest supporterof peace proporitlons declared this af-ternoon

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that he was all In and that-In lime result of tho election of officers

iand selection of the next place for thetournament he had got just vhnt hadbeen prophesied bv tho New York menopposed to hn atllllatlon between thoNOW York Bowling Association andAmerican Bowling Congress

Philadelphia made a serious blunder-in the nomination of Al BaIts for presi-dent

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as he was unknown to bowlerswho claimed they wanted a man expe-rienced

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In bowling affairs The mainopposition of the West and Chicago Inparticular is due to the tear that oncetlJJ >t ngross met In the East it wouldf strength never to be overcome-by Vest

St Louis could not get the Congress-

and secure Charles Kauffman of Cin-

cinnati¬

as rposldont after showing oono-

wltlon to Philadelphia and DaHl ThisI made a deal necessary Bob Brysour of

Indianapolis was therefore electedpresident and Kauffman first viceoresdent

Iuilndelphla delegates In disgustwithdrew the name of Belts and saythey will Join with New Yorlc and othereastern clUes In organizing a new Congross Things looks now as if therewould be a b split between east andwest

Norfolk Vo fit Paul Miami 8tLouis ansi Philadelphia were nominated-as clUes for Congress Lad Tournament-In 1907 Bert Fraser of Philadclphliivlawyer nominated that city and Ebbetaseconded nomination Bbbota made aringing speech for harmony declaringthat this might be tho last effort ojanimation between east and west Hourged delegates to drop petty jealousiesand lobbying tactics and give attentionto the Ixeit Interests of bowling Hesaid Now York would send ZOO teamsto Philadelphia and that thoro could

Us way the deal WesternNow York He pledged his word thatIf Philadelphia got the next tournamentihnt New York would vote to send itwest In 1906

The nnal vote was St Louis 62

Philadelphia 44 St Paul H-

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fond for InXinti and invalids Aik-IX

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LITTLE FIGHTERS-

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ON 25TH OF APRIL 1

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Contest Will Be Decided atTuxedo 1

A Cof Essington Tom ORpurkePutting Up 5000 as Guarantee

of No InterferenceTe-

rry MtGovern and Battling Nelson aro to meet again They wteropractically matched this afternoon to met in a twccly round bout beforethe Tuxedo Club of Esslnston Just outside of Philadelphia The date setIB April 26 They will welch in at 131 pounds at 6ocIock1 on the day ofthe contest S

GIANTS IN LAST-

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T G SCARBOROUGHSpecial to The Evening World

MEMPHIS Tenn Mara1 21Man-ager McGraw continues to adopt tacticsthat punle the average follower ofbaseball teams trying to prepare forthl championship season

He permitted the entire team to resthalf of tday and confined his work-to a brisk two hours practice In theafternoon when a game was playojbetween tho squads the regular lineupof The Giants forming one team

McGraw advances the argument thatthorp li danger In many members of thuteam growing stale before the real Issue

Iin tho pennant struggle arrives ForPits reason he Is not so greatly dlaaypointed at recent Interruotlons fromrain and he views the present physicalcondition of tile team as satisfactory

The practice today was the last be-

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the opening of the Giants exhibi ¬

tion season Pamorrow against Nashvlli In the latter city The team leavesover the ulBvllle and Nashville tonlsdt Everybody will go along andwilt be sent to the front to show whatthey can do The pitchers will especi-ally

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be called on to stIw the minorleaguers their best samples of speedand curves I

The Nashville club possesses a strorgteam and the showing made by theGiants will be watched with Interest

All thla was arranged tohls afternoonat the Metropole Hotel Fortysecondstreet and Broadway by Tarn ORpurke arepresenting the Tuxedo A C and BillyNolan representing Battling NelsonThis is the fIt attempt made to hold ttwentyround bouts In the East endthis point wan discussed at length be¬

fore Nolan would agree to anythingORourke assured Nelsons manager thatthe fight could be held without inter¬

terence from tho authorities Nolanthen said1 Post 1000 to Insure usagainst any loss of time and money in-cajMj the fltcazunotise hejd-

yRourke< agreed to this He afd hewould have the money In the hands ofGeorge Consldlne tonight

Nolan then tossed out live 1000 bilLsto show his good faith In the match jlie said he would expect the same de-posit

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to be made by the McGovernparty

The weight question was settled aftern short argument NiJan wanted 133

pounds ringside as at Philadelphia latWednesday Joe Humphries for Mc ¬ 1

Govern wanted 131 pounds with theweighl gln time at 6 oclock on theday of the contest Nolan finally agreedto this saying It amounted to almU t fthe same thing

The challenge of AureUo Hererra wasthen disposed of by Nolan agreeingto tackle him two weeks after theMcGovern fight providing Nelson de-

featsi

Terry-McGoverns fight with Nelson In Phll

udelphla lost Wednesday is etlll beingtalked of in the eporOng world Nelson won It la true but owinir to therajght rules under which the v fought i

the bout was unsatisfactory It Is almost certain that the men will draw aawell as they did In Philadelphia

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MAYORALTY RECOUNT3

BILL IS REPORTEDji

Special to The Evening WorldALBANY March 21The Assembly

Judiciary Committee this afternoon re¬

ported the RainesMurphy recount hUhproviding for a recount of the votescast at the last municipal electionm

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LATE RESULTS AT FAIR GROUNDS4

Fifth Come On Sam 101 Cut Glass VrpTPretty Nellie+ s 1

AT CITY PARK

FifthDevout 92 John Carroll out place Grenada

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1 CONSOLIDATED A1 C BOUTS TONIGHT i 4J 1 i u

Tony Benkeiv of Elizabeth and Tommy Feltz of Brooklynwill meet for three roundsin the star bought the onsolidated j

A C totnight f jSix other bouts are on the card jj5nJ-

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Bob one of the three horses attached Truck No 24 j

was shot this afternoon following an accident on his way upSixth avenue to West Thirtyeighth street where a false alarmhad called the firemen The horses were making good time onthe slippery asphalt when at Thirtyseventh street Bob slipped

The driver tried to save theY animal but he went down and i

of hisforIcssnappedbelow the knee A policeman end <

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