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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-28

naire de la chulerla Y los deS-
plantes agresores de los resta-
cueroS.
Tai vez son estos los que Sc
quejan, puesto que Ell am mbiente
del orden no es Ciertamente el
mas propicio para que en- el Sc
desarrolle Ell hampa, no es at
mosfera inCubadora de rufanes
la que nos rodea en- los actuales
nom entOS.
Detenidos por una mano vi
gorosa y providencial al borde
del abiSmo, todavia sc vuelve el
desagrad ecimiento, para incre-
par; sc revuelve la ingratitud
para maldecir.
Son los suicidas que enamo-
radios de la muerte iban persi-
guiendo]a con terquedades de
amantes y violencias de satiros.
Son los suicidas. desposeidos de
la generosidad del que Sc muere
solo, son los tetricos al1ados in
conscienteS, sin la grandeZa del
sacriflcio, nj la augusta sereni-
dad de la v1ctima.
La maro recia les ha detenido
en- el borde, va, Casi en- el vacio,
y ha CubiertO con TN mantO So
beranO la fascinante Sima, que
tiene peligrosas atracclones. -.
Cosas hay que no pueden to-
marse en- broma. nj siquiera con
ese NAL angel que es caracteris-
tico del colega.
Hay prestigios que deben res
petarse. Mucho mas, cuando
son tan modernos, tan recien-
tes, como ell de la policia in
sular.
ST en- Ell amino del pueblo Sc
va infltrando la animosidad, Sc
va diluyendo ese concepto des-
pectivo que ell diario de la ma
mana sustenta aCerca de la pO
lic1a, esta para mantener sus
prestigios tendra que acudir a
med1Os extremes que no quls1e-
ramos yer enpleados
Ell que sc refera a algunos
guardias y no al institute en-
general, nj amengua Ell alCanCe
del ataque, nj amlnora la i'm
portancla del peligro que STEM
bra.
Con los guardias sucede como
con los curas, cuando Sc les aCu-
sa es precise nombrarlos, porque
ST no pagan todos por uno.
1"El News tiene datos para
habIar de la suerte que 10 haces
Pues utiliCelos en- la forma
que debe utilizarlos, no como 10
hace, que de esa manera no
presta servlcio a nadle; en- cam
bio, podria hacer un perjuicio
grande al pals, ST no hubiera We
nldo tan a menos entire OtrOs
respeCtos, en- el de la circulation
Y preQiCamentO.
En- el periodic electoral, la po-
l1Cla mlentraS no Sc tuerZa,
mientras no ayude nadie con-
ira otro, sino que ayude a todos
pOr lgual, mientraS SEA un Cuer-
po de garantias y una seguridad
del orden, debe ser mirada por
Ell pueblo con simpatia crecien-
te, con afecto; porque as1 como
es OdiosO TN Cuerpo armada
cuando hace pacto vii con la
tiranla del desorden, es digno
del respeto mayor cuando con-
sigue tener a raya, sin emplear
medios represivos, sin llegar a
la violenc1a, las pasiones des-
bordantes que llegan a tener
brutales relieves en- los dias Ger
canos al fecundo alumbramien-
to que resulta de los desposo-
rios de la democracia y Ell poder
popular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-28
~ Ota del d1a


-gano de la congregation, que
funcione Ell TELEGRAPH con la fre-
cuencia que 10 viene hacienda
ahora.
Puede ser que tengamos que
preSenciar todav1a Ell estupendo
espectaculo de yer a I'm perio-
dico enemigo de la publlcidad
ST el articulo del News" hu-
biera salido hace unos dias Sc le
podria echar la culpa de haber
sugerido, a los que en- Vleques
rompieron 9 quisieron romper
la linea telefonica, la idea de CO.
meter Ell insensatO atentado.
Pero en- las CirCunstanciaS del
momentc, es peor aun, es mas
censurable, porque parece una
disculpa y quien sabe 81 TN 81
niestro APPLAUSE.
Guam 10 la prensa no esta a la
altura de su minister1o Sc pre-
Sentan con demasiada freCuen-
cia esos resabios de coaCCi0n,
de amenaza contra la libertad y
los medios de publicidad rapida,
Immediate, que son las alas de
que sc sirve la demoCracia para
f1otar sobre todos los pantanos
10 mismo Ell de la tirania que el
mas desastroso de la demago-
gla.
Ell silencio seria mejor, pare
ce decir Ell diario de la mahana
con su misteriosa y siniestra in
tencion que tiene oscuridades
de abismo.
Con evitar que Sc pudlese
avisar prontamente de cual-
quier abuse, de cualquiera coac-
cion, de Cualquier crimen, va Sc
queda ARE glado todO.
Y es peregrina la ocurren-
cia del colega. No pide que
cesen las cau>as, por leves que
sean, determinantes del usO fire.
cuente del telegrafo; 10 que pre-
tende es que sc queden ocultas.
que nadie las conozCa, que la pO-
licia ejerciendo de celestina del
desorden facilite con sus con-
temporizaciones v debilidades el
desarrolIo de intentonas y de
alborotos.
ESQ no debe ignorarlo el cole
ga. CuandO sc COnsienten los
resabios y Sc hace la vista gorda
a las pequeneCeS, Sc estlmula Ell
crecimiento de toda perturha-
cion honda Y resuelta. Pero a
juzgar por la inconsciencia que
exp1esan, en- materias tan esen-
ciales de orden y de gobierno,
todos los fondos del diario ma
tutino, Casi nos atrevemOs a
afrmar que 10 ignora todo.
En- esas condolences el colega
sc vuelve disociador, anarq uico.
Protesta contra la policia, pre-
tende llevar al amino de las
muchedumbres un espiritu de
hOstilidad agres1va contra los
agentes encargados del mante-
nimiento del orden; insin1a ale
vosamente, en- Ell amino va pre-
dispuesto en- contra de la insti-
tucion guardadora del orden,
una invitacion de soslayo a la
protesta y a la rebeld1a.
Qua NAL hace, con esos escu-
rrimientos, ell colega.
ST la policia estuviese NAL
aconsejada, santo y bueno que
los cludadanos Sc ocuparan
en- volverla a su puesto; 81
la policia fuera una amenaza
contra los ciudadanos, muy bien
que la protesta Sc oyera tan
fuerte como Ell castigo que debe
caer sobre todo Ell que convierte
el poder en- una insana fuente
de anarqufa y de perturbation.
Pero no hay motives para ha-
blar de atropellos nj para hngir
indignaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-28

Ponce.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,
United states Land OiiIt.e,

Chttcu states Land Oftt.e, i
Cfur a. Alsnc, idaho, january H. iaOI
"A sufficient contest ai1itlavIt having hon
iled IN this office by THOMAS n VIII.
LILA ME-, contestant, against honlcstc nd eDt r.
No .22o made October y. 1900 for Lot H. Sec
M NWis. Sec. .; All In Up. 50 North range
W. h. NJ by Charles a. Ssraigbt, COntexter.
III which y Is alleged that said Charles "a,
straight since having filed upOn tbs raid
land has made no improvements On me sn,,,s
except The cutting Of u Small amount OF woud
during the spring Of 1901, that said Straight
was not upon the land from and after thu
nrst day of July, 1901. that the said Straight
lied on Or about the Isl dny Of May 1853 nftpr
having been absent from, and having aban.
Toned said land for n period Of more than
six months prior to his death; that since tho
leath ~ the said Str-ight no heirs or devils
ees OF The said Straight have mad0 any iin-
provcments Oh The land or have mwde any
:ialni thereto That SAID alleged absence
from said land was not do to his employ mcl,s
y, ~ me army, navy or marine CORPS Of the
marine during the war with Spain or during
any other war in which tho United States
may DC engaged aud that there are NO known
icirs. Saiu parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
Mid allegations nj 10 o'clock A. ~ on March
Sth, 1904 before the Register and Receiver 1T
he United States Land Oifice III CrW a.
The said contestant having. in 4 proper
amdaSit HE'D Jan. H. 1904. set forth facts
whleh snow that after due diligence personal
'erpice of this notice can nOl be made. II IL
lefeDy ordered and directed that such notice
DC gwen by due and proper publication.
Jan29oMarcM d. II. BUDDING Register.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
Their Only Trouble.


James Abbott MacNeill Whistle,
was man who lived to see the full
development Of the myth about him.
self. Ills name is linked with end.
less good stories, many Of them. OF
course, apocryphal, but nearly all
worth the telling. Here is one OF
them:
When the artist was requested 10
paint a portrait of Carlyle for one
OF the leading cities in Scotland q
population Of citizens called to CON
Ter with him with regard to the
work. They first asked him how
much he wanted for it. a thou.
san sand guineas," he replied promptly.
That's a Draw price, Mr.. Whistler"
SAD the spokesman, with great car
nestness, "a Draw price Tor mood
ern pectur. For the coolers IN yonr
modern pectures doon't keen the
coolers 8 like your ancient pertnrs
mon. The coolers in your modern
p ? faae-they. fade, mon. thc1
. . Whistler looked ut the sroun
TOT !, 81 y moment, then he sho,k Ms
mead mead sadly and. replied: NO, my
ueaf SIT, you are mistaken fle FOL
o. IN the modern -picturesst,lon',
.aoe, and therein lies theirs darn. !.
ton -Philadelphia Pres
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
Notice Of Forfeiture.

10 W. d. Preston. and his heirs. executors
anu assigns, and to all 1t nlay cuncern:
you are hereby Notified that 1, your CO.
! owner IN The Crown Point Lx1ale mining
iaim. located on Blacktail Mountain. Ia ths
end d'oreillo Mining District, County 81
, aou,enai state Of Idaho IN accordarc with
Wction ga VI he Revised StAtuicss Of tho
Tilted States have expended IN lnb0r and
M,provrments as assessment work ON xxlst
Town rolnt Lode mining claim III said dis
riot the sum Ut 300 for the year 1903 The
ana sum expended IN said assessment work
MOUNTING IN the aggregate, Il, n D ON said
niin,hS ciaim You. my cOowner are indehi-
y 70 me inr said assasssmpnt work In the sui1
. UNI o! siVo Tor the year 1906. amounting to
ode mining claim.
AN. ana y, Unless yon pay the sun, above dbis-
.ateu Ior the year above men toned for your
interest ~ said Crown Paint lui,. mining
ian,a within ninety days after the legal pub
cation 81 this notice. together with the In
rrest anu cost OF advertising. your lntercst
saau ,roMn Point Lode mining claim will
ecoinc The property Of III. umdGrsiRned.
l.. IL. JEANNUT.
srst publication Jan. S-last April g.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
Bright's Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-.
scription, changed hands In San Fran.
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in
y0lvcd In coin and stock $li2, 800. 90
and was paid by a party OF business
men for Q specific for Brights Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurablc dis
eases.
They commenced the serious inves-
tigation Of the specific Nov. 10, 1900.
They interviewed scores Of the cured
and tried IL out on its merits by put
ting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic,
-incurable cases. and administered it
with the physicians for judges. Up
to Aug. %, eiKhty-seven per cent Of
the test Cases were either well or pro.
crossing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transactlon. The proceed.
ings OF the investigating committee
and the clinical reports Ut the test cas-
es were published and will be mailed
free on application, Address JOHN j.
FULTON COMPANY, 400 Washington
st. San Francisco, Cal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
CONDENSED STORIES.
How a Minister Compelled Pick
pocket 20 Disclose Himsslf.

How Minister NofUPcH0u ~
pocket 20 Disclose Himsslf.
The late Rev. Thomas G. Murphy
once related the following anccdotc
as forcefnl illustration Of the say
ing, Suspicion always haunts the
guilty mind"
? During the singing Of "a hymn at
a Pitman Grove service the officmt-
ing clergyman was told aside that
one of his auditors had been robbed
of his watch and that it was believed
the thief was still sitting among the
worshipers.
"Tll soon find out" said the min
ister. Bring me a good sized
stone"
This request was complied with,
and when the singing was finished
the Clergyman stood up, holding tho
stone ostentatiously in his right
hand, while he said:
aMy dear brethren, l have just
been informed that a gentleman
worshiping with us has been robbed
of his watch. The thief is sitting
right down there, and | am now go
ing to hit him with this piece OF
rock"
He vigorously drew back his arm
as if to hurl the stone, and man
in the midst of the audience immc-
diately duckcd his head.
"There's the thief" said the min
lister, .exultantly pointing out the
man. "Arrest him and search hin"
This was done, and the stolen
watch was found in the suspicious
mans coat pocket.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FiRST PRESBYTERIAN cHURCu-Rev
r. a. walker. Pastor. Sunday school 10 a M
niornin& service II O'clock. Christian En-
deavor Mt $50 p. M. Evening service ut 7:3O
NJ. 4. CHURCH--Rev. q. r. Cook Pastor.
Services every Sunday evening at 80 o'clock
and every other Sunday morning at II o'clock.
sunday school NJ 10 .. M; Jr, League ut 5:l6
ID. ana sr. League ~ $50 p. m. Pray
Ct meeting every Friday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, nj tho Church.
GERMAN. NJ. Il. CHURCH. Rev. ]. NJ.
HERMAN Pastor. Preaching every other
sunday Mt II n. IN. Sunday School every
Sunday 10 a. III. In the Advent Church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE3 1874.
Notice for Publicattu 81
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Occur d'Alenc, Idaho. Novenjber n. ina
Notice ~ hereby given TINT In for, r,,s.
With the provisions Of tho act d ConEress" 81
timber lands In the States of Californis ORE >.
extended to all the Public Land 81 atcs Ev ~
e GA Au gus 4 1872 E;ggGENE DESzE "c q
ington has this day NIct, in ihir o NJ.
his sworn statement No. ~ Tor tbs 81; = n. q,
OF the seh OF ScctiOn No yiw Ts~s.
MP Nnp nns, viii n mort n.r.h rsnKs Xunssr
land sought ~ more valuable Tor IN sir,, ,mn
or stone than for agrleutturxi purposes. Nh
10 establish his claim to ssid land Srefs,ra ~
Register and Receiver Of this Office NJ Coe en
uf February, 1901. Wy
lie names as Witnesses Harry Williams.
Samuel +. Craig and James Watson. III =;
Ramsey. Idaho; Adolph l.. Huppcrten y" ~
Occur d Alene, idaho. ~
Any and all persons claiming
versely the nbDyc-tic..c : iha1
T.! lands rs. !, are ,.,. requested 10 BE thais
of February. 1901. D. II. BUDLONG,
lice 4-o3 to Feb 5-0 Register.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
YOU AREN'T MORE THAN ! PARAGRAPH.

'-YoU AREN'T MORE THAN 4 PARAGRAPH"
call OF "Front" awoke him, the
NOISE maker presenting him with a
card. The diminuti,e hotel en-
ployee was Of more interest to the
great humorist than was the card.
Marks eyes twinklcd, and then he
looked solemn.
And who are yon:" he inquired
gravcly.
"A page, sir replied the boy.
A page exclaimed Mark, with
due scorn. "A page! Humph! Why,
you aren't more than a paragraph"
New York Times
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
ESTRAY NCTIGl,

NOTICE Is hereby given that have tnken
up rs an estray. on the s8th duy Of bee
, .npef. lMEs ~ my place Dear II ullsef, kOSto-
nininl: - >s''.'
n,,e morse. !. years 81 age, color gray.
,o,nmt 70 hshls ind 3 Inches. wuISht i3sV
NV. " .n. hght main and tail. wire cuts On
nre rect, branded n. r. on lcft hip
The owner can have said animal ty prov
Dated Dee -. 1906
Signed: b. ". Pierce,
Jan to Feb. 6. lDOi. n.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
An ACT Comparison.

1t was Mark Twain's custom to
always have his tonsorial require
mcnts attended to at an uptown
hosiery. On one occasion Mr..
Clemens was doing while the skill
full hands Of the ''artist" trimmed
his thick white hair, when the sharp
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office Mt Occur d'Alenc. Idaho.
January %. 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has tiled notice OF his intention
To make final proof In support of his clg
and that said proof will be made before Reg
ister and Receiver ut Cocur d'Alenc, on
March u, 1911 viz:
HEINRICH JOINS,
I'D. No. lso0 for the NEk. soc. "a. tp. s.. n. r
Nv m. ~ - "
lilo names tho following witnesses 10
prove mis- continuous residence uDon md
cultivation Of said land. viz:
Charles W. Rose, Simeon G. Rose, Samuel
rambler and Henry Viebrock. all OF kuth.
drum, idaho.
y. II. BUDLoNG. Register.
Janso TO Marchi
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
ms smart .hrooklyo;t..

"Wh;ol ,i ,.~s -
,, WI men would you rather be.
sraly great OF really smart ~ :.
Smart, Of course" ;.
"Ayhys"
- Mel You may be truly great and
no one ever know it. but if yon ~ !
smart you can make people III. !,
s a.. a'a e graf :s.5 Ii ii, "a
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05

ROYAL NETGHBORS OF AMERICA,
LIST and ard Monday In each month ut Fra.
ternal Hall. Miss Jennie Culp. Recorder;
Mrs. j. G. Callahan. Oracle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
Land Officc at CtEur d, Alana. Idaho

" 0i''ee ~ SuEuT NIeno. d0hO,
December u. lste
Noiicc y hereby given that tho following.
named settler has Hitsh notice Of his inter.
Lain. and hat said proof Will il made h.. s
fore Register and Receiver VT t,Cnur d'Nlena
daho on February 18th, 1901. VIZ:
KEASE a. AIcIfi ERSuN.s
Hd: 2o6', for the E.. Sc -; Sc ~ NEl4:s w
-4SE !. see. - TIP. So II, +. vs.
lie names the following witnesses 10 nyove
his continuous residence upon and ~u(,,rs
Ion Of said land. viz: - 49,. ! :" =.
John u. Wilson. Charles Thomas and I.c,t.
\: NUT al OF Eathdrnna, Idaho and JAIME,
Ware. Of Rsmsey. Idaho. 4 - I A''s 4.
Jan Feb3oi u. H.RUDLONG. Register.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
LODGE MEETINGS.

Following are the meeting times OF
the fraternal organizations OF Rath-
drum at Fraternal Hall:
Mondays: Royal Neighbors. ! and 3.
Rebekahs, 2 and 4.
Tuesdays, Knights Of Pythias.
Wednesdays. Masons.
Lady Maccabees, I and3
Thursdays, Rathbone Sisters.
Fridays, l. o. @. +.
Saturdays, NJ. w. OF A. l and ).
Forcsters . and 4.
q. A. r. End, l D. M.
Womans' Relief Corps.
II you won't an up to-date scctiona.
map Of Kootenai CouBty send 81. 90 to
the Panhandle Abstract Co. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05
LODGE DIRECTORY.

n ODERN wOObMEN OF AMERICA.
IN Rathdrum Camp No. G6a3
Aaets Mt Fratcrnal Hall every LIST and ard
Saturday Of csch month. Visiting neighbors
cordially invited. J. Il. N. Culp. Clerk; B.
+. Bourn. Consul; J. G. Koch. Deputy
Head CoRsul.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05

II @. +. NJ, -RATHDRUM LODGE NO.
~ 7, meets NJ Fraternal Hall Snd and 9Th
Wednesdays Ia cach month. d. vanDu1er.
Commander, X. .. McCrea. Record Keeper.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-05

.,AHTED -.TktIST"OkTHY LAlY Or
",', MN Va maIi,,n. b,sAcss IN this Couh.,
M. .,'laiiihs teritrY tor house II scif'i
ny, 10y a, u, EXPENSES paid zach Monday .iifsSt
. sJ , aea,,u,.inaItefs. Arpense nnrry. Gavan
a0S Monon nids rhira.n Aasiss1,sSSesrss ..
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-02
RUN DOWN BY CAR.
Claim Made by Jennie Rosen, Who Has
Sued Rhode Island Company.

Jennie Rosen has sued the Rhode ISL
and company TO recover $4,000 for per-
sonai injuries, She declares that on the
18th OF November last. as she was stand
ing by FISH cart on North Main street In
this city she was run down by one OF the
defendants cars.
She declares that the agents and ser
wants of the company were negligent In
that they did not keep yigilant look
out for persons who might be near the
tracks, In operating the car at high
and dangerous rate OF speed and In CIV
Ing no warning of the approach OF the
car. Mrs. Rosen was knocked down and
received severe injuries. she claims. to her
head. back and sides.
Morris Rosen. her husband, seeks to re-
cover $4,000 for loss of her services and
the expenses OF treatment made necessary
by the accident.
German, Egan and German are at
torneys for the plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-02
SUING FOR $4,000.
Alice r. TobIn Claims She Was Injured by
Falling Down MIL Steps.

Alice r. Tobin OF Cumberland has
brought suit against the Woonsocket Ma
chine a Press company and the Naushon
company to rec9yer $4,000 for personal In
juries
The first named defendant leases a part
OF its premises at Woonsosket 10 the
Naushon company which also operates
mills at Valley Falls.
Plaintiff was sent by Allen Campbell
from the Valley Falls mill the overseer OF
the Naushon company to the woonsocket
mill OF the same company and directed
how 10 enter the same. II Is claimed that
it was the duty OF the Machine and Press
company To have It's premises In such
condition as TO be safe for any one invited
20 enter them Plaintiff went onto the
premises as directed by Mr.. Campbell and
in going up the steps that led 20 the door
OF the Naushon mills the heel OF her shoe
caught in one OF the steps which was old
weak and rotten.
She was thrown To the ground and be-
sides having her knee cap broken re-
ceived other external and internal In
juries OF a serious and permanent nature
James r.. Baniban and John w Hogan are
plaintiffs attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-02
LEGAL
TANCLE
OVER BOY

New York. May 2-Surrogate Thomas
will have a remarkable family tangle 20
unravel when called upon 90 decide who
shall act as guardian OF Sheldon Living
ston Rodman. The lad is II years old and
a son OF Broker Isaac Rodman. who in
1892 married Miss Abeilie Petit. She was
a daughter OF the late Edward Petit. Of
the Wall street house OF Parsons a. Pet
tit.
Sheldon Livingston Rodman was the
only child OF the marriage. HE mother
obtained in Dakota a divorce from his
father several years ago and the child
lived with her up 10 the time Of her death
which occurred I'm December last at No.
1S Kings road. Brighton. England.
BY his mothers death the boy became
heir to sum I'm excess Of 10000. which
is held for him by the United States Trust
company. OF this city
The boy Is believed 10 be in England.
but his own father 10 ignorant Of his
whereabouts. as are also the American
friends and relatives OF his mother. The
mothers death revealed that three years
ago the divorced Mrs. Rodman was mar
ried 10 Benedict Goldhnger. whom she
met while living at the Hotel Savoy. They
In New York and Mrs. Goldnnser and her
son going 10 England
Lawyer Otto Droege. OF this city. was
consulted by Mrs. Goldfinger before she
sailed about securing a divorce from her
second husband No divorce papers had
been served. Mr.. Droege was surprised 10
receive a letter from Edward Falls Gala
CHER. tea merchant OF London. stating that
he had married Mrs. Goldfinger on Aug.
20 and that she had died Doc 81. 1903. Mr..
Gallagher says he knew nothing OF any
other husband.
Hr. Gallagher arrived in New York six
weeks ago with letters OF administration
Of the estate and proofs OF marriage and
death. He retained az his attorneys the
firm OF Wheeler. Cortes & Haight. He
showed a will by the woman which de-
creed that he should be the guardian OF
the estate OF her son Sheldon Mr.. Gala
CHER applied for letters OF guardianship.
Isaac Rodman. the boys father. will
oppose Gallagher's application in the Sur
rogate court today and will Ssk that the
estate OF his son be administered by the
United States Trust company and that
he be made the boys guardian. His at
torney is Robert w. Todd.
While the English courts have made
Gallagher the Administrator OF the dead
woman's estate, the surrogate's court
here has granted letters OF administration
to Benedict Goldfinger.