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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05
STEP BY STEP.



Watch coffee drinkers and observe that
practically every one az them has some
Form OF lncipient or Fixed disease.
Mrs +. N. Wright Of San Francisco,
Cal, tells her experience: Il was 20 years
old before | ever knew the taste Of cOflc1,
aud tciore ! commenced drinking 1t / nefet
was troubled ~ the least with constipation.
hut after drinking coffee for one year !
became constiFated TO such degree that
had TO resort TO drugs to overcome X.
after three years drinking cofec, | had
cultivated chronic state Of constipation
and other annoying symptoms became man
ifest. Tho lrst thing In the morning l hal
q headache come on, a feeling 81 nausea,
ana these symptoms wugld persist uatll
had dunk o Quantity Of coffee. AT nrst
did not associate these symptoms with the
habit Of coffee drinking / thought my
syYtem must be run down, and felt glad
that coffee Instead Of prescribed drugs
would relieve the weakness. Like many
people. | did not reason from cause 10
effect
About this time / had an elderly nurse
IN my employ. who complained every morn
iug Of niilar symptoms, aud when ! srg'
gcsted mineral water etc, TO her Tor htf
biliCusness she Eaia Nothing IN tue Worii
bat ray coffee will relieve me when fee.
SO badly My husband began TO complain
II he did not get his cestee az certain
time az queer sensations IN the stomach and
head / became alarmed at these Ia,
cldeuces and came % the conclusion that
coffee Dau az strong hotd on w hn
whiskey has with the veriest drupkard
About this time | was taken III with 10
nammatory rheumatism. aud the two doc.
tors who attended ME told me would
hnvn 10 stop drinking coffee or remain a
crlpple. as they could not treat me II ! per
sisted in using a drug stronger than the
drug / needed.
pertinent ana commenced the use Of Postum
Food Coifee. The effect was marvellous ana
taught us some valuable truths and uow
we would not touch a cup OF coffee for any
thing HIS business demands the utmost
eonceptration OF brain force continuously I:
Hc now looks like new man; be mas nad
M headaches or bilious attacks for some
months ana digests an his feod without, any
,iistrrss feel sure that he would h3Ye
ucen wreck II be had kept on Win
~ fer began using Postum ] soon re-,
coverc,, from my attack VI rhenmatism, and
IN Few weeks l could walk about agsin.
I am 10 longer troubled with constipation,
hendnchpg. nausea or rhaumatism nr5ny
beiicye thst the continued use Of coffee %.
comes N time as hurtful 70 the human ~
rem as alcoholic stimnlants. kaow ny
ease ma ny husbands both aenonfssass
this cleariy.
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Congressman Fred S. Goodrich.

than an the other remedies combined Il
IS exactly az Congressman Goodrich %
Oklahoma Gays Peruua Is not only q
cure for catarrh, but also a most vigorous
tonic
These two facts are beyond controversy.
Any remedy that operates to tone up the
whole nervous system win also operate
benencidlly upon catarrh.
CatarIh Is simply a habby condition OF
the mucous membrane. This fiahbiuess haf
been brought about by exposure 60 colo
which anally depresses the nerves supply
ing the mucous membrane.
Peruna operates Immediately 20 strength
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higgins WILL STICK TO 1T
s,d Luck at BARRIERS Hill Has MOI
Discouraged Him.
,sp EMPIRE STATE HAS FILED SUIT
e., Possession Of Well Which Il is
~ Arsoed the Burt People Have
illegally Taken.
% EMPIRE STATE HAS FILED SUIT

-.,ort Texas, October 4.--when Il
~ snnounced in these columns some two
49, since that the pipe Of the Barbers
,,,n we'll. being drilled by the Higgins
s.a.asrd oil company. had been twisted
~ .sere we're many who thought that this
80 was being given out because the
srornoters were disheartened or were afraid
y failure. That the facts were given
.rrthfully and that the pipe twisting state
'.snt was absolutely correct seems to be
- longer doubted those who took the
s.,ns % investigate II. In addition to this
~ Post correspondent had a long Inter
law With Mr.. Higgins himself, which
,sows conclusiyely that he has lost ubso.
,r.slr none OF his confidence and that he
4 Going ahead with the same determina-
IN amt he had when the first foot OF the
~, veil was bored lie said: eve have
'sst closed a contract with the Graham
rontracting company for the boring OF an
AMER we'll with a combination RIG. a com
.Inoton rig is one where both the rotary
"A the cable are used. In other words
M contractors viii bore first with the
eotary until they strike the same thick
,osk formation. Then they win change to
M cable rig and can easily 80 on through
/, and penetrate the oil sands which / am
eonhdent exist there. 1t Is now just as /
,oid you some three months since Ii tnere
& 40 oil at BARRIERS hlll in gushing quan-
titles and in u larger measure OF terrIlory
taan OH spindle Top tnen | will admit
mar EnuW absolutely nouhlug ABOUT oil,
iu The nrst well we struck OIL tndt wou4d
pay US pumping proposition, but we want
iae gusnet aud Wnl nave II IN tnirty days
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MEMcANs EoR LOUISIANA.

CARGO Of Them Held Up, but Were
Finally Passed.
sap Antonio, Texas. October "A carload
OF labcrcrs from Mexico en- route to Louisi
aua was detained by The United States au
ihorities at ths international and Great
Northern depot today several hours until Il
could be ascertained whether or mt the
man were being shipped into the United
States under a labor contract. The In.
gestlgation that followed failed 20 show that
,he mon were contract iabcrcrs ana they
vsye permitted to proceed. Recently large
1,en,I ers al Mexicans have been passing
tbrounh tho city en- route 60 Louisiana. and
This created q suspicion 10 the minds of the
trnyernment authorities that they were b.
ne eAiuprd "a under contract
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Fred $ Goodrich, OK member Of congress
from Florida t5lsi session Whites the fol
lowing letter from Shawnee O. r.
III am assured and satisfied
that your Peruna is not only a
cure for catarrh, bat also a most
vigorous tonic and as so many
of my friends have been benefited
by its use. have no hesitation in
recommending IL to the public I"
Fred s. Goodrich.
Peruna has cured more cases Of catsrrh
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STRAIGHT FORWARD EVIDENCE
FROM MEN OF NATIONAL PROMINENCE
Ia Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.
Congressman, Governors, Generals,
COnSuIS, Recommend pe.ru-na.

No ether remedy has received the I'M.
qualined Endorsement OF SO many distin-
guishcd American citizens as Peruua Tho
pharmacopneia docs NOT furnish a catarrh
remedy 50 well known II Is Acknowledged
on all hands thar poruna ana catarrh RrN
50 lndelihly associated that 70 speak 81 one
Is 10 think Of the other
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Mas Ellis storey died &c Maria, IeHak 10
day ~ naos amer 4 protfactel iiipe9s "a
ssTaraI months. she came here 81 Ju4ai
accompanied By her parents Eapi4Le ~
q, Storey end http, storey. 81 San N4rtc#
who have constantly remained hf hF m1eo
Her ramaiuk Will Be aeuk 50 san, 1lnreC4.
today fna ,ntRuqaRt oasaAeg
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Austin. Texas, October A petition IN
bankruptcy was aled ia the Federal court
this afternoon by Frank X Kailus o.
Fayetteville. Liabilities S7fs3; asseta az
2ii Of which 5000 Is stock ~ trade aud
5000 claimed 70 be exempt.
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An Affiliated Eamilv.

Bonham Texas October 8. "A little 2
year-old child Of Joe Gibson Of this city
died today after short illness This
makes the fourth death which has occurred
IN this family IN the past six weeks, the
mother and three children having passed
away. Mr.. Gibson himself is now con.
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~ ngt enough more Wit be forthcon,cs
Sons.aetet paulhamus believes maj fhs
nntet y salt water and CONES thrnurh iron,
ts nc pattom. He has aeteed ~ sis. Ne
stat klugging one 81 tho wells cepsId.
which Il Is agreed that Inc tasi, Mn ~
,us s,sy ouicult one, but It is considered fees.
, NE. contractor sturm believes that tire
water "a seepage and gets into thn ssnd
SSnrongn crevices N the cap rock, whis
Sonstaetor Trammell Is persuaded thar in.
properly drilled wells are at fault. -
~
Contractor sturm made a pointed talk
to the oil men who have interests an
spindle Top in which he advocated Tho
closing OF the saloons which 40 business m
the neld He said that their presence ac.
counted for about nine.tenths Of the troublo
that occurred and there was none 70 dis.
pnte him: Many men are idling abonf tbese
places who can be utilized to great advan.
tnge by, the contractors and II they viii
not work the field would be decidedly bel.
ter or without them. wy
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oonu.ntI,n d plselpIes d chrIst.

10 the Edlfor on TIC fVsl,
Palestine. Texas, October 81 beg 20
state Tor the benefit OF some OF your read
e. fhet Tho Texas delegation 10 the Inter
nattonai convention n Disciples Of Christ
nf omaha. Neh.. October 10 10 %, viii
ie,ve Wort Worth October IA on the $50
~ Rock Island train This "a the chosen
roate 81 the committee appointed for thar
nurnose We VIII have our special tourist
car and our train Is due al omaha at noon
on the 18th y, =. Macon
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the county clerk today deed OF trust.
naming az trustee J. W. Blake, president
Of Grayscn County National bank,
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Crude Oil Advancing.

Columbus, Ohio, October 4--lndiana and
Ohio crude oil was advanced cents per
barrel TODAY. making North Lima ~ cents
and South Lima and Indiana So cents.
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NEW PACKING HOUSES.
It Is Announced that They VIII Start UL
November 10

II Is NlIT0UOCEu NV 7 10y WI OIuTl UE
November Is.
Fort Worth. Texas. October 4-The an.
nouncoment was officially made today By
the Fort Worth Stock Yards company that
the Armour and Swift plants wodld beglu
operations November Is The start was
DELAYED a month in order to get the plants
in better shane.
Hogs today sold for 81 on this market,
the highest with one execution since 1888.
The hogs were raised by E, r Crockett Of
Prosper. Texas
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Cooperstown, y. Y, october 4,--The mar,
rlage Of Mrs Alfred Corning cialk to
btshop Henry c. Potter took pace today
at noon at Christ church, this place.
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gee p, pi Ass case Eigln moeyement gateh'
master or San Antonio across face; $40
VIII be paid for recovery ~ watch and SIS
for arrest and conyicflon Of thief. W. A.
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AtrAzNrA POLLS. Judge Brook sentenced
sor,r,sr snnerintendent OF Police Pred w.
Anes 10 ak and a half years In the peni-
tentlary tor aeceptinS Z prihA -
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CEUDA KILLED BY BAKER.
Mexican Said 10 Have Threatened the
Life Of the Ranger.
BOTH MEN WERE UNDER INDICTMENT.
sskcr Charged With Killing cerdas
Brother and ccrda With Staying
Ranger Roebuek.

Brownsville Texas, October s.-rals
afternoon about o'clock Sergeant A. i.
Baker OF the state Hangers shot and Killed
Alfredo Cerda, a brother Of Ranon Cerda.
for whose murder Baker Is now under IN.
dicimont Alfredo cerda himself was un,
der indictment, charged with being a party
TO the killing OF Ranger Roebuck Il is
claimed that GerdN had made threats
against the life Of Sergeant Baker. The
killing occurred 10 Hernandez's dry goods
store on Elizabeth street According 10 an
accounts, Ccrda was standing near the
door OF the dry goods store when Baker
came walking by armed with winches.
ter. According TO Bakers statement, be
had reached the door OF the store wheu
he saw Jerua make motion 10 draw ais
pistol. lie then tuiSed avs Winchester and
AIRED, the bullet entering Ccrda's rignt stde,
passing through the body aud coming out
near the heart. Immediately AFTER the
s..ooting Baker surrendered himself to tao
army authorities at Fort Brown and DC
handed projection.
Sergeant Baker was this morning arrest.
ed aud brought before County Judge rhom.
as carson, charged with murder lie waved
examination and WAS admitted to bail IN
the sum OF $4,000 Bond was at once
made with Lon {. llill aud L. j. uynes
as suretics,
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sherman Texas, October A. Mrs. Charles
Newton was painfully burned ttiS morolng.
She had started to polish the cook stove;
the polish contained gasoline ana when she
applied II to the heated surface Of tac stove
the bottle containing the polish exploded.
scattering the contents over her clothing.
Her husband caught IN quilt and wrapped
their way through 1t, however, aud a wet
blanket was thrown ground her ana tho
flames eNiiuguished n Is though by ply
Siclans that the wounds are not necessarily
latAL
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Bastrop Texas, October While cross.
ing the river bridge on horseback, Mr. J.
6. Brnnon hsd his horse to fan ~ him.
breaking his leg near the ankle rhe hurt
Is painful hut not serloas,
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Clarendon, Texas, October g. lohn Lind
ley, shot by CITY Marshal Jewell last July
Is dead OF his wounds he was carried "a
hospital AZ Fort Worth
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Camden, Texas, October :. Henry wn.
son. negro. was shot three times ana
iilled by sam Henderson also coiorea.
whom he had threatened on q ndmbcr AZ
ocCa SioDs
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JEFFERSON, Texas October Nows has
Just reached here that an alteration be-
tween Ed Colgulre and n X vickcrs in
the lower end of this county, near Smith
land, resulted IN the death Of Nickers by
gun in the hands ~ Colguire An Old
feud Is tho cause. They wore both prom
ineut white farmers and the tgouble aud
death OF Mr.. NckerA Is mUca 10 be- re.
GREETED by the good people OF this county
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LanPnses, Texas October ar r..
Brown, young man Of the Wild West
show which left here Monday night aa5
D'caed up ~ section crew early this
morning with a leg crahed by the clrs.
He had fallen from the ears twelve miiut
west 81 here ana was lying out il thc rain
a. night lie was taken 10 Temple 60 have
MS leg ampntatcd
Paris, 1e1ss october 3. Otis PARKER, a
grocery clerk, was Killed here about 0
o'clock tonight by an electric shock lie
was talking over a telephone when the wire
got crossed with an electric wire Death
was instantaneous.
San Antonio, Texas october Gar
Frey a dalryman, was accidentally shot
and seriously injured at Heeflng's ranch, In
this county at 3 o'clock and was brought
treatment. Another party was handling a
8S-caliber pistol when II was discharged,
the ball stFiking Frey In the groin.
Fort Worth. Texas October Am IN.
known man was found dead this morning IN
a lodging house on Main street. He was
about 30 years old and evidently laborlue
man. Less than So was found on IFS per.
son. The body was Inferred today
Brenham. Texas October s.-rhe nood of
Thursday night claimed one victim IN this
section. Addison Brown an old and dc.
erepit coloTed woodchopper. was found
dead against a wire fence some distance
below tSe crossing Of PiR branch on the
Brenham and Chappcll Iiill rond inst enst
Or Camptown. He had been living al The
home OF a colored man beyond tho branch
aud had probably started homo late last
night, and must have been carried away
with the bridge, for II went down some
time during the night and lodged down the
branch nearly roo yards away from ~
original moorinss
Beeyilie, Texas, October awhile fliIng
the tank TO a small gasoline stove from 4
hve.gnllon can OF gasoline this morning at
the BeeTille steam laundry Lawson Green
wood, negro cmploye OF the Laundry WAS
badly burned 90 the hands and arms
Austin Texas, October s.-slduey Han. a
wood hauler, aged 40 years, was killed by
his son. Ed, aged about IA years near
Mount Bonnel about three miles from
town, last night. Young Hall had been
out hunting and when he returned homo
the father reprimauded him and tha hoy
ran. Tie mother claims that the gun was
accidently discharged, the load taking effect
IN his fathers bead, Young Hall was ar
rested aud Is now IN jail.
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s0wis county wen Abandon.d.


Texarkana, Texas, October 8.-The hsrIns
process for oil organized at this place about
year ago and kept on the push constantly
Mas hohhdoned today. The effort, after
many decoys, proved failure. II is s4So no
wasted, the amount consumed In tho az
pertinent e"N "a
There has been nothing further In the
way OF Developments in the reported Of,
showing In wells In tho north end but II
Is not regarded ne heing ANYTHING moro
thnn rpmoy The officials NJ the Rcau.
nothing ~ ANYTHING ~ tho kind mud Pregi-
dent PeTmnn ef the Penman s. ~ ana Iron
works saws that he Is bn-inc FOR rnter
ana y. Noing 70 get water, He Is paving NJ
attention TO the reports. witch looks as II
there Is really >Sthlng In It.
Az
The ]. NJ Guney Petroleum company will
move into It's luxurious now quarters IN
the V. Wioss building Monday or Tuesday
Of the coming week
James w swayne went 10 Galveston 10.
day to meet Mrs Swayne. whom he OK.
poets In from New York win stpamer They
Will return 10 Beaumont Monday.
Manager G. L. Wallis ~ the Higgins on
and Fuel comnanv went 20 New York last
night Mrs. Wallis accnnnanied him
c. w. Jones the well known pcnnsvi.
vaniR oil man. returned to his home to.
nieht Ho Is now interested here
II. VI. Peck went to Corslcnra this morn
Ing 20 look after some matters IN the held
went 70 Brennan tonight and viii spend
Sunday there
Assistant Secretary Bunch Of the ex.
change went 10 Dallas.
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Pe-ru-na Can Not Be Initiated.

Some thiues may he successfully imi-
tated, but Peruna can not be. Everyone
purchasing Peruna should took ont for ini.
tgtions, Examine cAch package carefully,
y you have eyeg ynBed PerunA or II you
hava eyer, tasted Il, you are not I'm the
sliRhrest ddngef of being misled by these
limitations, hut all those beginning the
use OF Paruna ehauld beware.
Beware Of imithtione Believe no ona
who tells yon thar he has a remedy that Is
making tue same cures that Peruna 10
mphiug.
u you have any doubt as 20 the genuine.
ness OF the bottle ~ PerunR you are using.
write 70 DR.. Hartman and the fraud, n
there be any Win soon be detected
" sou 90 not derive prompt aad salts.
factory results from the use or peruna,
write az once 70 Or. Hartman, giving 4
full statement ~ your case and he VIII
% pleased 70 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman. President az The
Hartman SanitariuIn, Columbus, Ohio.
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Beeyille, Texas, October awhile fliing
the tank 10 small gasoline stove from 4
fve.Rnllon can Of gasoline this morning M
the BeeTille steam laundry. Lawson Green
wood, negro cmploye Of the Laundry pas
badly burned 90 the hands and arms.
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en- these nerves and give tone 10 the mr.
cous membrane. There Is no other internal
catarrh remedy that has proven effective 10
an cases
Congressman II Henry Powers OF Yer
mont writes from Morrisvile, Vermont:
"Peruna have used In my
family with success can rec
ommend II as an excellent family
remedy and very good for coughs
colds and catarrhal affections. -
H. Henry Powers.
Hon d A. Mum. ex-eongressnAn from
Tennessee writes;
~ cheefully recommend Psruna TO all
those suffering from catarrhal troubles. -
D. A. Mum.
The most distinguished men q the Unit
Cd states have no hesitation In lending
their influence 20 assist IN letting the PEG.
PIE know Of the virtues ct Peruua. Nearly
one-half OF the people are IN some degree
affected hy cltarrh. Therefore II is almost
National curse aud It is OF National inl
port thar the people should know OF Pc
runu.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-19
MITCHELL DENIES REPORT.
ne HAS Forwarded No Modified De
mnnd to Mr.. Morgan.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 1s.-Presfdent
Mitchell denied tonight the report
tnat he had prepared a demand in
which terms for a settlement of the
big strike were modified and had for
warded 1t to ]. P. Morgan, with a
note, ssVing that the financier would
be given until Oct. 20 to accept the
proposition.
There is nothing in that report"
is all Mr.. Mitchell would say.
Blshop Fallows of Chicago arrived
mere tonight. He visited eight COL
neries and a washery en- route from
Philadelphia and found none at work.
On the same train was John Markle
OF the firm of G. B. Markle & Co.,
VINO nave represented the individual
coal interests at all of the conferences
OF the operators. Bishop Fallow said
tnat after conversing with Mr..
Markle and the miners he had reach
ca the conclusion that the operators
had made mistake in opposing arbi-
tration.
Tonight the leaders sprung a sur
prise when they caused the arrest of
Paul Wyoda, deputy sheriff; George
Gilbert and William Jenkins, members
OF the miners examining board, ,karg-
ing them with having issued eertiti-
Gates to non-unionists who had not
served two years in the mines as re-
quired by law. They were held under
bail for court
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-19
NUDE BODY FOUND IN CANAL.
Young Wife Missing Proves to Have
Been FouIIy bn nd's
Conduct Suspicious.

New York, Sept. 18.-The nude body
of young woman was found to-day In
the Morris canal, between Newark and
Jersey City, and was tonight identi-
fled by Joseph Pulitzer. of 100 West
Forty-sixth street, Manhattan, as that
of his wife, Annie, who had been miss
ing since Tuesday. The discovery of
| the body was made by the driver of
an express wagon passing along the
plank road on the bank of the canal
on the Meadows. An attempt had been
made to sink it with 20-pound iron
weight attached to a long hitching
strap, the other end of which was tied
around the woman's waist. A long
stab wound was found in the abdomen
Physician Converse revealed the fact
that the woman's skull was fractured.
DR.. Converse thought that probably
two days had elapsed since the killing,
but that the body had been in the wa
ter only a few hours.
The body was removed to Jersey City
and Chief of Police Murphy put all his
available detectives on the case.
Pulitzer and his wife lived at the adj
dress given in a boarding house kept
by Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Fleming said
to-day that the couple had been with
her for about month and that the
husband was a journeyman taller. On
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Fleming said,
Pulitzer complained of feeling i'll and
his wife went out about midnight, say
ing she would get him some fruit. Mrs.
Fleming said she did not see Pulitzer
again until this morning, when he told
her his wife was missing and that he
had been telephoning to her
relatives in the hope of finding
some trace of her This
afternoon he went to police headquar-
ters and gave a description of the
missing woman. but did not ask to
have a general alarm sent out. He re-
turned home for dinner. When he was
shown an evening paper containing an
account Of the finding of the body and
on reading the description, which tall
lied with that of his wife, he hurried
to Jersey City, where he at once iden-
titled the body. After the identified
ton Pulitzer was detained by Chief
Murphy, who telephoned to police
headquarters in this city that ne re-
garded the case as very suspicious"
and requested the cooperation of the
detective bureau. In response Capt.
Titus sent detectives to the house and
searched the room occupied by the
couple. They declined to state what
was revealed by their search