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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
GENERAL NEWS NJ

The Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey has declared q dividend for the
quarter Of % a share. payable June 10.
The previous dividends declared by the
company in March vas SIS q share.
and at this time last year q dividend Of
IS q share was declared.
Nearly 100 seniors Of the University
of California at Berkeley. including some
Of the most prominent men and women
in the class, have failed to secure sufi-
cient credits in the current examina
tons t entitle them TO degrees, making
it impossible for them to graduate.
The recent tornadoes in Oklahoma
have thoroughly alarmed the people and
it is reported from various towns that
5000 caves are being dug. On nights
when clouds look at all dangerous sen.
tries will be stationed in the bell towers,
ready to give the alarm Of apparent
danger.
Confirmed reports come from Sunset.
Kern County, that Adeline well No. Q
is the greatest producing well in all
California. The flow is steadily in.
creasing and Thursday of last week it
was doing $500 barrels a day. and the
flow being nearly pure oil. little sand
being emitted.
The Oregon Legislature rave $500. 900
TO the Portland Fair and there is q fight
in progress between the Lewis aud
Clark Company and the State Com.
mission. The latter, in looking after
the taxpayers interests. has demanded
a statement covering the allotments of
space, rates for entrance and admission,
a list of all passes issued, etc.
The cornerstone Of the new $500. 600
library building at Stanford University.
at Palo Alto, CAL, has been laid. An
unpublished address to the students by
the late Mrs. Stanford was read. In it
she makes an unexpected endowment
to be raised by the sale Of her private
jewels, which are estimated to be worth
81, 600, 900. The income from this fund
will be sufficient to purchase alb ut
80 900 volumes for the library each
year.
DR.. F. N. Staples was found guilty Of
murder in the first degree by a jury at
Jackson, CAL. on Monday. DIR. Staples
poisoned his wife with arsenic in
Amador City last August. After
her death he left town with Mrs.
Maud Hoxsie, wife Of a mine foreman.
who helped care for the invalid. Sus-
picions were aroused and an investiga.
ton was made. Staples and the VIC.
man fed to Mexico. bat were captured
and brought back for trial.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
WILL BUY IN OPEN MARKET.
Canal Commission Decides 1t Will
Not Be Tied Down by TRUSTS"

The Executive Committee of the
Isthmian Canal Commission at WASH
ingtou, ID. O., ON May is decided to
purchase in the markets of the world
the material aud ships necessary for
the building of the Panama Canal.
This important decision was reached
with some reluctance because it was APP
preciated by Secretary Taft and the
Executive Committee that there would
be surely a great outcry from W great
interests in this country, the producers
of material and the s~hipowners, if the
purchases were not limited to tue
American products.
But it was decided that the money
consideration was so great that it could
not be ignored. for it was held that in
some cases fully fifty per cent more
would be charged for material needed
in canal construction than the same
ends could be procured for in Europe.
Big Saving in Purchasing Abroad.
Chief Engineer Wallace, for instance,
showed that two ships in addition to
the ones running between New York
and Colon and owned by the Panama
Railroad Company were absolutely nec-
essary to carry the food supply and
material needed for the work. No
American ship could be bought at any
reasonable price, and when it came to
building such ships it was found. ac-
cording to Secretary Taft's statement,
hat while he can buy two 2600-ton
ships in Europe for s75O.O0O. it would
cost 81, 400, 900 t build such ships here.
And in addition. while the European
ships could be had at once. it would
take at least Is months to secure Ameri-
can boats.
As to material needed for canal OIL
struction, the committee decided hat
by reserving to itself the right to pur.
chase in the worlds markets, it would
least oblige American manufacturers
to give them the benefit of their foreign
prices if they wish to sell goods to the
Secretary Taft explained that he felt
to indorse this decision because.
given Congress every oppor-
to give a contrary decision. he
felt that the very terms of the Canal
- ----.1-l ~ - -L--1l -
stru,ted at the lowest possible cost.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
Murderer Crazed by Drink.

W. P. Robinson. a sailor, who has
be en- working as a house cleaner at San
Diego, CAL, was driuk-crazed last Mon
day morning. and before blowing off
his own head killed four persons and
injured two others who may die. H.
w. Chase. one of the slain, formerly
lived in Reno, where he worked as a
carpenter. He was about 40 years old
and had a wife and two children.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
Freedom in Sight for Nevada.

William Ripley. professor Of econ
omics Of Harvard University, appeared
before the COMMITTEES of the Interstate
Commerce Commission at Washington
on Monday. He claimed that under
the existing laws there could be no dis
elimination between localities and com-
modities, He favored giving the
Interstate Commerce Commission alb
solute power to fix rates.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20
MAR iED.

At Ely, White Pine County, Nevada, May
6, 1905, by Judge Van V~olkenburg. A. Bali
and Mrs. Elizabeth Shade.
At Imperial. San Diego, CAL, May 3, 1905,
Burt L Young Of Silsbee, CAL, and Geral.
dine Harcourt, second daughter Of DIR. L. A.
Hsrcourt. formerly of Eureka
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Regulation by Congress Only Redress

Regulation Dy congress only REDRESS
Governor Cummins of Iowa presented
the reverse side of the rate picture to
the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce, when he emphatically de-
clared hat the railroads are debating
to the country and to Congress. In il
Illustrating the power of the railroads,
especially in the West, Governor Cum
Minis drew an illustration from his own
State. He said: "There is no reason in
the world why Iowa should not be a
manufacturing as well al al agricul.
tural State, But the railroads have
decreed that it shall only be agricul.
tural, and they have fixed rates with
that idea along in view. If these rates
a.e to continue in the future there can
be no di~versiication Of industry in my
State end we can never be a manu-
featuring people," The Governor In
sisted that the only remedy for present
railroad evils lay in the power of Con-
gress, delegated to q Federal Commits
sion to regulate rates in all cases OF
complaint.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20

A single piece of native copper.
weighing 1000 pounds. will be part of
the mining display from Josephine
County. Oregon. at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition at Portland. The
chnnk Of copper was taken from the
Golden Standard ledge, the ores Of
which have been found to assay $18 q
ton gold and sac in copper.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20

Carson is to have a light rate war.
The Gas Company has informed its
patrons hat if they continue to pat
rouize the Electric Light Company the
gas supply will be shut off, and the
Electric Company proposes to cut rates
to a point where everybody will have
electric ! ghts all over the house.
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BORN.

At Blue Eagle, Nye County, Nevada. May
4. 1905, to the wife of George II. Sharp. a
daughter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20

Quit looking for opportunities hun
dreds or thousands of miles away instead
Of right where you are.
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Mining location blanks for sale at the
SENTINEL Office.
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The ldlar.

Has he wrought well? / know not-nay. !
know
Things without number that he leaves
undone;
The things that vex the little people 30
Who. blinded by the sun.
Walk ever in vast meditation
Upon the many notes the sunbeams
throw.
But he lives certain things. He has q
way
OF cleaning wonder. When q little
wing
Beats by he listens. He can chant the
day
To rhythms OF the dusk. and dim things
sing
To him when no one knows their wax
ening.
yiAs he wrought nif I know not who
hall say.
-Zona Gale in Everybody Magazine.
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Tn. Best Thino In IN. World.

The Best Thing In the World.
WHAT'S the best thing in the worldf
June rose by May dew impaired;
Sweet south wind that means no rain
Truth. not cruel to q friend:
Pleasure. not In haste to end:
Beauty. not self decked and curled
Till Its pride II o~yerplain;
Light. that never makes you wink:
Memory. that gives no pain:
Love. when 20 you're loved again.
What's the best thing In the worldf
Something out Of II ! think
Mrs. Browning.
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Subscribe for the SENTINEL.
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Edward ]. Smith, San Francisco.
faulting Tax Collector. who wa.
tured in st. Louis and broupb,
the city. has been released from e,...
on S40. 200 bonds.
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States Marshal Grimmon ana ~
to appear at Carson to show U'sS
they should not be SUMMARIES -s
from the government land .b.-
cupying. The cases will come n
week. Y asr|
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Hessian Fly In California wh..,
The Hessian fly is attackiaa :
wheat fields Of San Joaauin W
Cal. This fly is a most ds.,-~
pest. and unless it is CONTROLLED ~
thousands of dollars damage u !.
wheat industry. The fly attacl.
stalk Of the wheat, killing ii opt,.a.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-20

Some horses branded arched h
the left hip, and some with .
brand on left shoulder.
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NEW TO DAY.
To Whom It May Concern

Following are the horse brand. Of Jo, q
Aiken and Phil Paroni of Eurek. Cons.
Nevada
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Given Warm Welcome

c. B. Henderson. uncle of the bride.
left Elko for Salt Lake Monday. He
returned with the bride and groom
Wednesday and they were given a big
reception at the home Of the brides
parents.
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Ask Parents Forgiveness.

The bride and groom upon reading a
copy of this last message when they re-
turned to the hotel at midnight, in a
jointly signed message, telegraphed
Mrs. Henderson: 1--WE were married
this afternoon and we hope for your
forgiveness"
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

ON TODAY-The vAndevssr trial
which wAs commenced in the distriet
court yesterday was not nnished but
10 being oontinsed today. All ths
witnesses were not sxAmined ysstsF.
day. tins fact that this trial 10 %.
cupying 20 much time in tho distrisl
court will put the T. A. Tally trial.
which was TO have como up this morn.
ing over e this aftsrnoon q tomorrow
morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

SIDEwALKS-soms Of the prop.
erty ownsrs o. the sorth ~ q West
Third street between Piks's Psak snd
Santa Fs avenues are getting mAtsTiAl
On the ground preparatory 70 laying
sidswalkA There Ass several proper.
y owners in the East End who ars
doing likswiss. OA.sa Oity V famed
for IL sidsWalks and IL VA only q
short tine ego that the city council
q thst place approved and aoosptsd
tksnty i've miles a Hsw walks. Flor
enos 10 becoming awakened 70 TIE
need of then aad II 10 likely thst nsxt
spring will - several miles Of new
walks Laid hero.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
FRUH DEATH
Two Asa. Hssss and Buggy Fall
Down Prscipics. 81

Down pTscipics.
What might have proved ssrieui
accident was avsrtsA Last night only
BY . miracle. Az D. O. Taylor,
grand master Of tas 1. o. o. =. Of
Colorado Of Pueblo and Prot. Y. E.
Shuck wsrs returning from Rockvall
about midnight or . little bsfors.
whore thsy attended meeting Of the
Odd Fellows and whom coming down q
slight moline Just Tn the ontskirts o1
shs coal camp the horse they were
driving walked over . prscipioe some
eight or ten fees deep, when horss.
buggy and occupants were preoipi.
tated to the bottom Of tho ravine
with . tsrrible crash. The cries Of
DR.. Taylor for help attracted the u.
tention Of Charles ,kcOandlsss, J. r.
Torrence. Lynn Smith and E. e.
Watts who were just ahead, but had
luckily missed the place where the
accident occurred. who ran to theil
assistauoe and lighting matches found
them all piled In one nAss Of ruins
In the Aroya below. Mr.. Taylor, !,
right leg was 20 badly injured that
he was aaslsted up the hill with
diffioalty and placed In the two
seated surrey. Prof. Shuok who 70.
oeived sprained writ did not
suffer 20 mach. The horse was nm.
injured save few bruises- Il was
pitch dark and NO one could see q
foot In front Of thm. Lynn Smith
started back TO Rock vale and secured
assistance In the persons. Of George
Arthur and Richard Goodhead armed
with lanterns who hurried to the
soene Of the accident and assisted in
resouing the wreck from the deep
ravine. The horse was sent 10 Rock
,vAls for the night, the buggy wAs left
BY the roadside. the two injured %.
occupants wsre loaded Into the two.
seated surrey with its four ooou
pants and with . borrowed lantern
the trip 70 Florence was slowly made
without further scoidsns. +
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

GETS OONTRAOT-J. Bald and
Co.. propristors Of the Central mar.
kst have been awarded the contrsot
70 furnish the working crew Of An.
dsrsoo and company. the oontrsotors
on the new O. =. and l. canal. with
meat AZ the present time whss
not many men are employed only
shoat three besh arc delivered ssoh
week bat later the nrm expects 70
furnish from tsn to aftsen head Der
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Eaglesi Eaglssi Entertainment.

In the near future the Eagles Of
Florence Aerie 1859 will give their
snnual entertainment at which time
they will give away beautiful Batter.
bsS1 pillow which u now o. sxhibi.
tion st the Globs Dry Goods %. The
Eagles will entsrtais wives. sisters
an6 swssshssrts Of brothers. also all
purohassrs Of tickets 90 Battsnburs
pillow which entities holder and o..
ooes - she e.tsrtainnsut. Tickets 20
cents - sale at ths Jos.s Grocery
o.. also the 0lsbs Dry Goods %.
90. .7f
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

ooatraet 70 build 800 coal cars for the
Great Western Goal company. has .
number e thsn finished. The nrm
II turning the ears out at the rsss Of
tbree per day and ~ this fAts the
oootraos will keep . number Of man
busy for about six weeks. Only four
mes ~ working on the 3ob BOW.
Flossnes y gaining qaits . rspatasion
II this nDo and orders from many
cola camps IN eissant parts Of the
state are sent here 10 b Allied. The
continual dsvslopmspt Of the Cuckoo
company oressos . demand for more
oars.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

week. The local nrm supplies the
shres camps Adobe. Portland and
Swallows. Az far - kpovn this u
The only nrD In FIossnos that hes %
far been awarded any contracts. The
contractors ship their groceries In
By the carload. ..,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Mis- KrArsr 10 the only EsQsimss
lady in the Unissd States. and her
lecture was unusually intsrssaiDg.
Not the lsaAt istsrsseips fsseers q
the snssi saismsst was Ne littls lsly
hsFsslf. 6hs 10 oaiy 70 iseAss 10
height. though - Ne s>a9s - Ioehs
slightly taller. Her bseA is large 80
oct q proportions With her body;
osnpis1isa aask. b ~ ~ svAsthy.
"a be- hsif. pasts1s IL pisAA Old.
fsshiensd sAyls. y q light brown
color. -Bsookiys (N.,sY. Daily
Eagle. 10 b isssa - ~ Rrasbg.
sssias church xeaAay svealsg. Hsv.
~. Aoa y. hus ~ fac ..lrso Tin
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
Social and Election.

Lass night wss The regular meet.
ing night Of Indepsndsnt Circle and
although the weather wss bad thsrs
was . large sstspdanos. After the
usual order Of busiasss end election
Of oasosrs for tas- sssaing year the
high sstoA oisAsstss sessistins Of
shs At.ss Jahs. Aed Thtll. Asassn
Pro6aet 80 5shn was admitted and
dissoesssA ssDs vsry dsltshsfsl music
dsrtak ~ ssvsaiss. Although this
ersAsssrs ~ saiy orsasissA recently
asA Ava-Aad vssy btl,s psastieA they
showed nlstsd ability, anA many oom.
,piimssas pss Sas~sssd spoo them.
Dssins The ssssiss play sstitlsd
"A Bosas In . Country Hons" was
given By . number Of tho members Of
the ledgs. Special mention IL due
Mr.. and Mrs- McNu,ty. Who represent.
Cd Mr.. and Mrs.. Higgins in their old
fashioned costumes and who aoted
their part to perfection.
EslsGsnt refreshments were served
consisting Of roast turkey and dress
Ing. salad. broad and butter sAnd.
wiohss. coffee and pompkin pie.
xr. Earnest Lloyd wAs present
With his violin and thoss who oarsd
TO dsnos bad au opportunity 70 do -.
The following ofaosrs were elected
for the snssisR year;
Hoaa kasbls. r. q. N.
Lizzie Smith. @. N.
Sarah koHplsy. Adv.
Blspsh 0ausou clsrk.
Jennie Bssh. basksr.
Sarah Brook, attendant.
Anna Irwin. oaptain o. saards.
Mary Shank. mssioian.
CLARA o'Bsisn. T. 8. fN "
Ada NcCafroll o. 3.
Louis 0iesbsrg. manager 10 mooths.
Minerva Shank. manager IS
months. tn ifD o. y4tl
Emma Edwards. naaioias.
Mn. Cannon hes nsAs the Circle
ssoh . faithful oisrk thas sAs ~
sgsin rsseissd. ~
AAKlN0 CARS The Ienol aso
thss Q feV Veeke 40 ~ avnennA ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

PLACING GLASS-The carpsn.
tors building tbs addition to ths Del.
bert furniture stors have nearly dnish.
cd the wood work and today are put.
ing in the plate glas front. The
place will be ready for ocospaney
next Wsok. A /
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

NO SHOOT : Contrary 70 ~
usual custom no Thanksgiving shoot
will be held In this city this year
but instead the gun snthusiasts Of this
plaoe will 60 to Canon TO take part
in the tournament to be given In thas
city on that day. .s
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
RIO oRAHDE GETS TIT y,

RIO 0RANDE GETS IT-Is W.
suthoritasiveiy announced this morn.
Ing that the Denver and Rio 0rands
railroad IL the party that hes pur-
chased the water rights Of Beaver
creek. This information Il conveyed
70 The Tribune from . source In Pu-
eblo. The company 10 bsyiss the
water for sss in iss new msohins
shops and Sound heuse under ooussrso-
tioo In thAs city. The wassr will b
pipsd 70 Pasblo IN . very short time.
Tho faot shas this wstsr 70 70 b taken
from Fremont eosssy. will sasss shis
section 70 loss . srsst aoosnt u farm.
Ing land even thossh II will b gaiDs'
Of = lot ef money for tbs prssspt.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
CONFIDENCE |

We oovst your confidence. This
10 what we arc doing to hold and
increase It.
First-we make our store service
the best in our power
Sscond-we use every safe guard
to insure the highest quality Of the
goods we sell.
Third-we make sure that the
prices are as low or lower than good
quality 10 sold for elsewhere. For
example,: Try our Curtis Bros
Plum Pudding-2lbs. 4Oc; l lb. ESQ.
N. e. LEWIS
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

QUITE A FREAK II. Leonard
10 displaying quite . freak at the
epssa hosss ~. y y . swsst potato
the shape Il bird md L aboat -
good . msdel y ooald b. nads. II
grew in that shape and is quito .
curiosity.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Mis- Susis Biaokmer. public stsno.
grspher and typewriter. Johnsso block
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

The beef sold at the Central market
Is always tender and Juicy. 6s-7l
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Home killed bssf, the jsoisst ant
swestsss ever. Central market o.
course. It'll
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Onos tried always used. vslvs
-four at Hadlsy Nero. Go. ST.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Holiday pictures ss-sooethipg swell
In postfslios aod feldsrs. Az kasesrs'
studio. It'd
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Try the homo killed besf at ths
Central meat market. eo-7l
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23
SCROFULA ns.a'Tgs5s AZ axsss

While II 10 true that 0crofula ma
Il Il usually inherited. Parents who
have a consumptive tendency. or fam
TO transmit Il 70 their childreu In
brittle bones. poor digestion. weak
eyss, CatasTh. emaciated bodies cad
gesesal weak constitutions ars the
principal ways In which the dis
ease 70 manifested. The blood has
hsea diseAssd from birth, and being In
this condition cannot properly nour-
tah the body and Scfofula 70 the re-
salt. A hereditary disease like this
can only be reached. by . cens4itu.
0oud resAedy asd nothing equals
8. 8. 8. = cure for Il. Il cleaasee I
drives out all ocrogulous and tuhercul,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Have you tried those homo ma1
pies st the Blue Frontr ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

When you want pleasant physic try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's They arc easy to take and producs
NO gripping or other unpleasant eject
Sold by all doalsrs. 7 II,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Ges our price on Velvet nour. Had.
Icy Moro. %. "a
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

stewart's drug store. successor :
the City Drug Score. G a 6o.o
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Nos refrigerator meat bot besi
killed at yosr door. The Central
market doss ~ own killing. TIA
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Try one Of thoss "Ksy West Queen
&c cigars. Flersaes Smoke House.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

Try Velvet nour Hadlsy Moro. %
bl-7t
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

MAKING CARS The Ienol aso
Ihas . fsw wssas 40 was sVas4s1 ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

tuhacular deposits. and thess is . gradual bsi
ssfs return p hsalth. a 8. 8. supplies % IL
sa:enie, iiS.less blood the propsrtles necessary
% bald back TO strong, robust health. and ~
this gently and 70 thoroaghiy that 10 slgse q
eass1y vegetable 8. q &. h ~ bae scnedv ~
ecsoehla; - hArmlesa ~ haIAin4 iaouo6 -
rsplace wax-lite, bioo1lsss laese vilA vleQ1poo
Book With ialosnaelsa ahoas oesuiSjo ~
o0UY AND01U0 a. A1AA000. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-23

x.. -: ::se.s f:s :ss,'
"a. ..s IA !: 80; q ..I q, :,
Srssk: k...H - .s.,ll::yy ll:y;::e:a :s eS:al,, I, 3
Hs.sss.."ssasy. Vs.Xk. s1ooxspu.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-19
WOODRUFF BALLS DRIVER.
Brooklyn Home Security-Theatre
Trip zoitb Fiancfe Delayed.

Ex-Leutenant Governor Woodruff and his
hancee, Miss Isabelle Morrison. were late at the
theatre last evening because his automobile
driver, Carlos Bartionello, Of No. 100 West 10Th
St, was arrested by Bicycle Policeman Thomas
GUILTY at Broadway and 49th-st. for exceeding
the speed limit.
Bartionello his way to the Dorilton, at
No. Ill West 71st-st., where Miss Morrison
lives. to meet his employer. when GUILTY stopped
him. just before o'clock after chase of four
blocks Bartonello accompanied by n
friend, who permitted to go in the automo-
bile to the DoPilton and inform Mr.. Woodruff
what had happened. while BartioneIo was taken
to the station.
Mr.. Woodruff and Miss Morrison, driven by
Bartionello's friend. went to the West 47th-st
station. A minute after they reached there ex-
Senator Plunkitt. who had heard that Mr..
Woodruffs driver had been arrested, rushed
into the station out of breath and offered TO
give bail Mr.. Woodruff thanked Mr.. Plunkitt
but did not need his services He gave as
security for BartioneIIo's release his house at
No. 94 Sth-ave.. Brooklyn. valued at 100000.
The ex-Lieutenant-G Governor and his hancee
were further delayed in the station by the ar
rival. before Mr.. Woodruff could fix the bail
bond, of two other drivers. charged with Illegal
speeding. By the time they were arraigned
and disposed of and the desk sergeant could
attend to Mr.. Woodruff 1t was o'clock