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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
POOLING ARRANGEMENT
ON WESTERN RATES
General Passenger Agents Probably
VIII Reach an Agreement at
Chicago.

VIII BeHCH an agreement at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 20.-General
passenger agents of the Colorado and
Pacific Coast railroads are in confer
ence here for the purpose of reaching
an understanding regarding the con-
vention business at Denver and Port
land during the coming summer and
to arrange if possible for a pooling of
the business.
No agreements have been arrived
at, but the reports of progress indi-
cate that some sort of a pooling ar
rangement ultimately will be made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
WILL SPEND REST OF LIFE
IN SAN QUENTIN PRISON
Murderer of Daniel Hurlihy Is Heav-
fly Punished by a Modesto
Judge.

MODESTO, March 20.-Peter S.
Nolan was given life sentence to-
day. He killed Daniel Hurlihy. Nolan
goes TO San Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

DOVER Del, March 20.-Governor Lea to-
night signed the bill aboIishng the pilory
as an instrument for the punishment Of con-
vicU
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
GntiefItd1cr &anpf.

vEir iiebem Sabre. Idreibt IS. 10.
0oIimon Don 0orper, WaIh., bate
'b elm cmtieBIid)er aompf nit dJrouts
idDem Nio9ens uno 2ebers Gru5eG, uber
IuIeBt 9crpom idl wno turirte meme
Rrontbcit ourd) ben 6eornud, BON
GIectric 9jtters. Sh rdtbe lie un36
9erno Seocm oil uno oeoente in gu
tnnIt uie obme iie int 5auie 5u BADEN
gu Iein. Sic limb iifeylid cine mum.
oerbnre Wieoi3in um einen FOLDER
iGluereu Sad luic meincr an turiren
0ertoutt nnter Sordntie fir emd bal
Ielte au tbun. bel Der Gmreta Trut
So, 5u 80 Sents per 5IoIdIe. prc
brit lie bente.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

IS lit Elm iurdtbares S6idioI Die
Guolen BON PiIeS ous3uboIten. I'D,
fam lonbrIidl in9en," idlreibt 6orrp
SoIIon Don ytaionpiue, ST., voob iir
9lrno, 9Iutenoe, Sudeno uno alls
itedenoe plIes 9udleu's 2lrnira Gal
be lit Die teite Sur semodt". ghrd,
gut ftir S6uitt.' 9rano. uuo ouoere
Wunoen. 3u uertIuIen bel Der gu.
reto Drug SO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Jn DEM 3wciir0ti3en nit YIed) be.
idIIn9euem CoUio- Siootid)eu Sc
bduoe an Wtnin StroBe in Guretn
t6unt Sbr Iebr bili9e StobI0Ien. 6ei3.
uuo Rod)0ien betommen, Iopie Der.
idIieoene 9leh. mno GiIeupauterL
8~orrdtbiae gtiiIi e wno 3uderruoren
iir G]hriitbdume an Souo. Serner
a0e Sorteu Wattin's Wieoi3iuen uno
oae beriibmte Wattin's 8iebIutter,
9erI6teoene SdIitten uno SdJIitten:
2ommt uno IpredDt bel mir por.
Sapie Saat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

- @us 8oIanterte. Isl, et,
Serr 9Ottor, sic BADEN geItern mel
men 8eburt8tag Derge7en!" .Setz
ne5tpegs, gnGotgss 5rdulsin, a6er i6
ba&te, sic f~eierten ben OretBi2iten
ni4t!"
Sic grDBten 3|artofs
e n. n@s 1T bod ionOerbar, boB auf
Der gon3en lanoDtrtbI6aftliten Qu8s
Itelung teine 8artoffeI gu isben it,"
- Sra, metnen sic, oaB Is angenebm
1T, auT feline aartOffeIn prGmttrt gu
lperben?"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Wtberfpru6. rga, 70 pas
.Gelig bob' t4 ben S4ulmetIter aber
noA niemal5 na6 SauIe tommen ies
benz" ga, ptFen sic, Der lit bsute
felt angeItelt poroen!"
@emit9Gt4. &D9in (Sur
5rou): DAB sic ii9 ober iiber ben
ongebrannten 8raten gar 10 aItsriren9
-. 0as lit bod fir mid bel i9lims
mer!. =. Sbr Mann fam Ii6 Oestpegen
ni6t idetOen lafen, ober mein
S6ori6l, penn er 10 mas i6medt, Der
tann mir isOs Stunbe baponlaufen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
Sr0bli6e
@eibna6tcn !
q. SorticBuua J

I'd. SpliItbuliA
Nadl anoeren limb ole giilter cine
NadIbilouue Der tIeineR Seuhter.
peld)e man am WiattubderivIt An
6%erIte uuno ocS 5cmpcIS nab Der
ipriId)en SerrihaIt in ben Sduiern
on6iimocte [; Der Huf oeS GmsclS {:
Siebe id) pcrfiinoiae Cub sroBe
Sreuoe, icate %oerIinnIid)t ncroen
.ourh olerbonb Scit9cid)eufe, Iuelbc
beionoers Der Suscno an oieIem
SeIte semodt touroen, tpoau ouh
nod beionoere SeitIpeiicu, pie Sriit
itollen (Strie3el), &rlppeI, aloSen
broo, 0tohutl6Ic II. {. 10. tomen
lie ppaitdnoi9Ite Seier oes ySeib
nohtsIeitcs init Ietneu 9eIheerun0ca
(SbriItbciheerun9) iiubet iit i'm
Horoen, bcIonoers IN D%eutId)louo ;
in 6rontrcth, 9cI9ieu, Gurcmbur9,
Sd,meiA Stulten, Sponien uno Dor
tu9oI lit oicie 5itte lueui9 ooer gar
mid)t betamt. Sn 8cl9ien, SoUono,
Gurembur9 mo 2othrin9cn beId)tcrt
mon Die &inoer om O.. Nitolous
tag Is. 0e6cmuer) ; IN Srontreih,
9el9ieu uuo Gurtmburg iiuoct am
gteuiobrstooe bic 9eId)eerm9 BON
6cideutem fir @rluudrIene Itatt ; Itit
Dem Sabre 1870 bot Der &briitboum
AUDI NSin9on9 I'M 0itIidJen Srnnt.
reid gcfunoen Wno bier IN Imcrifo
lpuroe Die YBcibuodlteIeier ourd) Die
Ceutihen 9ebrud)t.
Die r0mii6en e oturuulte u
puroen ais GrtunerunoeftIt an ga
turn, neIder ben N6erbou uuo on
bern ben WienIhem miibIibeu Sin
rid)tunaeu ein9eIiihrt boben iulIte,
9~efeiert mno 3nor rc9elmdBt9, POM
Sabre 494 Dor @briItus uno i'm
Jobre 217 u. SIR. upieoer ~erneuerte
anfon9s oauertcn bic Soturnalieu
bios INNER einen 9a9 10. De3.)
uno idIoIIeu Die Spolien nit ein,
felt 8aiier Nu9uitus 3 Gage, II. bis
10. DECEMBER. Wit ben SiSiaarten
oouerten lie Z Gage. 2tu Sen ga
turnolten moltete 3tt9elloIe Sretbett
ourh ale St6uoe ; lie be9ouueu on
NIT. ooB mou Der 9iIoIduIe ocs
Saturn bic ruollemen SuBbimoen
t6ite IN ben SaturntempeIu lpucoeu
H0ot steraen onge3iinoet. ole @e.
idldIte mterloiien, feline S%ooeetroIc
uerbdn9t, teiu &rte9 o%n9etitnni0t,
o0e SrUuer o~uf9ebobeu, 9roBe 60It
mdler 9e9eben, tpobei Die StIooen
Don ihren 0erreu on ibren 3ofeIn
bclpirthCt muroen. lleherou betrId)te
6rcuoe uuo Der 3urui Der iid 9e.
or0uenoen NOR : 10 Saturualia !
10 bona Saturmalia (So rpie
heute oSr0bIld)e Y8 :jbn0d)ten ="
Merry Christmas y SritDer NOR
eo Seru0bmIid, ooB beIouocrs Die
&Iieuten ibrep potrouen ouicbnlite
6cId)ente brnd)teu. mrId)er 9ehruud)
obcr ourd) ole PubIicia lex ollT DE
lleber Itnom9 Don Wohstcr3eu DC
Idrdnft mmroe. (SduuB Iol9t.J
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

g ii n niger M omen t. 8aIt:
SIT nt6t eben Der Barber Bel Sbren
eingetebrt2 8irt9: Sd, udtiirtih,
tDenn sic Ii9 Dtelei8t ruIiren laFeu
ipOlen, grab 1T er uii6tern.
&orfi9tts, GuGbtse (8ur
&06tn): nSaben sic benn gar 10 otete
@erebrer?.. sic i9reiben bod iebt
i4on mtnOeIters ben fiinf5ebntsn Gle
be8brief2!" &06tn: ga, bel SbRen
lift man bod 70 einge1punnt,. penn
NOR oa n bifel 3eit bat, mub man
It9 nur @orratb ma6en!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

0a8 tnfa6ts. $50 mlB
ous3ieRen, neil i'd i6On felt ctnsnr
SaBr bic Wietbe rtdt be3ublt babel"
g9as lit a6er mertparbig - itb
audi" gBetBt 9u mas - tauiden
mir Die 8Obnungen!"
q utmitbtq Serr
Gommerctenrut6 6aben dlfo niht benz
8dron 8leipiB, fOnbern benz 6errn
BON 3roabetm Sbre 5p6ter aeqe6en2'
- rSa. >. i'd bate mid iiber 6eioe err
tunoigt. .uno Der SrOlI6eim 6raudPs
notbpenoiger!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Iufob 81 ib it ON 6rrjt'0 opn
Ietuer ytcjit nod) Oem ijtoiid)en SOctl
De5 zt1utrs 5uritd9eteNrt.
Iotpb &lem uebit 6rou BON
9(rtos perbrud1t II Se ySejhnnd)tS.
Seicrto9e btt Sobomnes ). &Ietn.
Tobu Wtobr o 6oemer nebit
Nrou rpctlten am Gieneto9 in 6n.
retu, 100 SroI Dtobr bctm 3nbn
ur3t Suoiu uorIpruh.
3obnor3t IS. 6. Snolu ,utro
am 9. mo 10. Sammur III 9oSmer
gu Ipreden ietlt.
Die Wtt9Iieoer oes oeutI6cn
ep. ,IutberiTden NGb0crrinS oeri"m
meIn Iid am Oonnereto9 ben 4,
Suuuor bel Srou Gbos. Wtr.
5ofob stegmeier nebIt SomiIie
Iino am Sreltng mo& scotlono oel
re it, moIeIbIt tic Die lSetbnod)tcm
bel Uerpuuoten ucrbrudten.
Gas- &uhhdue uno oIttS Giicn
10 roen BON une gum bodltr
W]tnrttpreio on0etouit.
& ureta y u3uur.
Erou WtouQouerU uon Wijo
ueupolle, Eohtcr upu 6err 1t. ,vrolr
Sobl OicOerjh, ucrbrodDtc bic Nejh,
Jnudteu nit ibrem S0hmhcn I'M 81
ternboUIe 3u.
Srou SoIepbtue @urd, Iodtcr
pom 6err mno Srou ,Eroncoie Wior
TN, trai ant " ,mtu0 O0H It. Ponl
Aan Ytiub ibrer GIterH IN Gureto
elm.
puItor $. Oteiubarot r%eiite ON
0ienStag bebuIe Gbeinobme on Ct
ner &onIercu} nod) Partiton, g.. y,
ab.
y Itor Semt o Der bteIi9cm
q iormirten &irhe preotQte Gm ,.
4Sclnuudtetu0e III 3eeIono, ". D.
&arI g0odcr nebIt Erou non
2oua 4dtc lpareu leBte Wohe bel
Hstunnten III GIreto oui Seiudl.
Mus @IitdSthal, Glib 3u6Iano.
miro ms mjt9eIbeilt, onB oteIen
0erba IS Somilien . bort mach
9lmertta ous9cpnnocut Ituo ; BOP lie
bort oicieu CONNER ciu Fiarrboue
ocbout, ulo ooB ieoe oieIer 6umiIiem
s gtubel uuo s. &op. Fir Den 8oH
mitbe5ublen muBteu. uusSenommcn
DE Eannilieu bon Sohdmn 6ousoucr
uno Gbrit HtoIIer, lUedle ibr Sono per-
fault botteu, ebe Die Sieuer erbobem
.puroe. Scrner beiBt IS, bob Ole aus |
eeruuunerteu 5umiIieu Iebr oo"fbor
iuoreu, ooB ibnem Die s 5iubel u"o 90
9opeten oui9eIc9t ruoras" lp"re".
-Jnun QeraIo. p "
Gubhdute, IoWte ollie Sorten
bon pelScu peroeu bon mir 5G oen
b0dliteu UiorttpreiIcu dn9ctouIt.
Gmtl 2 d. Il M e r.
Spbu 3eim rpciIte om 6rctto9
SsIh6itsbaIber in aberoeen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

T1d5 neue Sabr - mas miro es
g brin9cn2
81 - S%ribItngSluft uno SriibIingss
oranQ;
Sic &00cI ncrbcu ipieber iin9cu,
Sic &lumcu blilb'n Den Naw cutlan8.
gs mcroen QoI6'nc 6aIme rcifcu
Sm g]hltbburdtpnb men SouuCulidt;
Sam miro Der gSinb Ourdl6 9t0brtdt
i"trcifeu,
Ser @latt NM @latt am NItpert 6riht.
PIN Grbcnrrno, i'm @cuIhcnGcr3cu
Is lit hn3iclbe intmcrbnr,
Sic 9lcidc &1it, Die 9lcidcu Sdrmer3en;
NidtS NclcS brtnqt ho5 ucue Sdbr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
GntIaufen

Don meiner Eorm ein 70 b
braun nit lpciBcm 5teru uuf Der
Sttrn, NIT 6oIf'er an, 4 Subre alt.
NIT 9rono an Infer Seite.
Sine Stute, 9cIbbrom nit
9Idife. 4 1obre oIt.
Sine Stute, NIT 6aIflcr on,
braun, Z Sobre alt.
0ieIe Pieroe Iiuo mir om %. y}o
oember Iort9eIouieu. y8er oieieIben
oufIdn9t ump MIDI oopon benod)
100 lie Ituo, erbdtt Yelob
nm9.
Sotob Socober Ir.
Ytortel. 2. {.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

SIN Qu8tunfisbureau.
sd m06te mir serne iiber meinen
tiinftigen S9pie9erpater eintge auss
finite einbolen!" - .0as betBt no6l:
mid iiber feline Gintiinfte ausbOIen9!"
- Sagbneib. .0u bait atio
nieber nidts gei9ofen, Suns9"
r8ein @unber, liebs Roia!. =. Sin
Golsge mar 10 bpsbaft, mir duf benz
our Su9b bic Photographic iii
uer ur9rpbmutter gu 3ei9sn!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Nm 1ebten Someto9 truo Srou
&ruminstp biz &ihe pom ihremSieu
btnnGs uno mIrI lie oeoCn oae
6oue, morouI lie CUR Stoot oino
NIe &rominstU quo Srou fpGter modp
6uuIe t%nnIeu. runr elm Eod1 ANA q.
Idhr 4 Sub bod) bic IN oos Snnere
ourd9cbronnt. Dos Seuer muroe
IoIort 9el6iHt wnO Sohom bcfIerte
oen Shoneu nod om IeIbeu Ybeno
nuS
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

- Summ0rtfd If. .Wobiu beuH
70 etItg, Iteber Sreuno2" - Sum Suz
lpetisr uno gum 8lapieritimmer -
metue 6rau uno ibr alapier iiRo psrs
fttmmt."
-NaiO, 6rGu Tim 56eater, nG6s
renb elmer 2iebssicene, empOrD: rDas
lift ia Der S6ouipieler, Der bel unS uuf
Der erIten @tage pobnt. :. ga, 10 elm
1srbeirutbeter aerl, Der iplte Iid dud
mas I6dmen!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
@ottesbtenit Orbnung.

60. .2utberii9e 3iOnS STRIDE
am SploeIter Abeno, nm 1873 llbr
8ottcsoiemIt.
Nm Neuiobr, nm XII nbr Dor
mit.ooS SeierIider @ottee nierIt.
8. Retu h urot, PoItor.
congregational &ir6e.
gm SnIucIter Abcno, rs nbr
@otteeoicnIt.
PIN yleui,brstoQ, Nbe"os HS ubr:
8ottcSoicnIt.
Nue Iiuo iremolidIt eim9cIooen.
:. VI oro d. PoItor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
NnltOnCell

II mint ent9e9en OaS weltbetanute
&OntOr Fir Yahagier 8ef6rOer.
run8 BON &arlSber9. Spiro &
So in SOcHa, S:atcr n5taja
IS, 0aus &OttjarOwstId, Glib
R uBlano.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Die SeId,tdte Don Der QuoI oes
9teu 3. D. Njoore, Poitor Der 9op.
tlItcn &irbc 3u 6orpersuiue, %. ~,
miro eudD intcreIitreu. Gr ioet: yNh
lit 0torter neg III ciuem ouboltenoen
0uItcu, bcritommcmo Don Der Grippe
Ncim 1d}IoIeu mubte ICY NufIiBcu i'm
9ctte. Id) probirte UieIc N}ihcl obnc
Tiuoerun9 al erboItcn. bis id Or.
&in0|S ytcm Discovery ftr 5dmtuo
irtt, 0uitem uro ertdItum9 eiunobm,
mGLdDeo mciu 6uit'n 20utG furirtc uno
MIDI rettete 0 Sdupinoiud,t.~ Gine
luunoCrbore Sur fir 0oIs.unb Yum
0emtruntheiteu. 9e; Der Gurcro Truo
so. YceiS 80 6euto mo $1.OO ga.
%lonttrt, YrpbcIIoIdlc irei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Iaen ~Enieren 2ciern nnO Sc
ierinnen wiini6en wiG tiu 9liid1
leli9eS NeueS Sabr
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

Den 8eibnadts Seierta9rn
tuegen erideirt oiele Drummer
eiueu Gag ipdter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27

nN6er 5rau. pe tommf 0u ben n ba5u, 0etnsn 3orn an Dem DisnFs
mdotsn aus5ulafen9 &nna fam bod ntt oofar, bB 0u bic 8aie 3rbros
den bah."
5rau GrregD: s6retih tnnr fs bofir! 6He hs fe bph 3rbro6en."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-27
announcements Z
,,Gurefa Bot"

iur bic
The evening world., 1905-05-10
seclusion is such that no one will be
allowed to disturb him.

Mr.. Goddard smoked great many
cigars and was of very nervous tenn
permanent, and 1t was by heavy drafts
on his nervous energy that he aceom-
plished as much work as he did. He
leisure, holding every waking hour open
to those who needed his aid In business
or in any philant hroplc enterprise.
Ho also devoted many evenings to
his Civic Club and to similar organiza-
tsons in which he was interested. His
business associates said to-day tiii
they saw ne was breaking down under
the strain several months ago They
would not listen to them, Finally his
condition became so bad that 1t was
brought home to him he must rest,
The evening world., 1905-05-10

department store 80 far erceeds the
number Of men that Il would Be difficult
to form an opinion on the subject
without con sideration, but I would say
honesty has about the same proportion
n either sex. have known OF many
SOS where men customers have re-
turned money found, but on the other
hand, have had numerous experiences
with little shop girls here whose salaries
wore not large. returning pocket
books to me whom they could have kept
them without detection. I don't think
there is any difference In the sexes go
far US honesty goes"
The evening world., 1905-05-10
Return of Mrs. SIavin's Lost
"RoII' of $3.50 Raises In
terestng ouestion-VieWs of
Some Judges.

The return OF $3.50 lost by Mrs. Mary
slavin, OF No. 81 South Sixth street,
WILLIAMSBURG by an unknown old lady
has placed tho honesty OF woman on a
high pedestal.
woman's standard OF integrity has re-
ceived an impetus and has incidentally
aroused discussion as to whether
woman as a sex Is as honest as man.
An Evening world reporter to-day
questioned the heads OF tho lost and
found departments at the Grand Central
station, the Interborough Rapid Transi,
Company and a number of large depart
ment stores, With one exception the
observations were that from personal
experience there was no difference In
the general honesty OF the sexes
Women as Honest as Men.
Station Master Stevens at tho Grand
Central Station said:
"Of course nearly all lost articles are
returned by employees, but occasion
ally passengers find their way here
with articles. My observations have
been that women are just as honest as
men, though l would not want to say
that they re more So"
Az inc lnterDorougn Lost Article De-
rartment, in Greenwich street. the sup
erintendent said: More men than wom-
en- have returned articles here, though
of course nearly everything is brought
In by employees. The reason q few
women return lost articles may be that
sley do not wish to take the trouble
to come down here, and so turn the ar
ucles over to the guards
Gives Palm to Women.
f. T.. Shaw, head foorwalker of a
blk Sixth avenue department store. who
has many opportunities to observe Gus
toners, says he regards women as more
honest than men.
From cases called to my attention
and from what have seen / would say
women are more con scientious and
quicker to restore found goods" ne said.
W. ]. Perry, assistant superintendent
OF arother large Sixth avenue store,
said:
"The number of women who enter a
The evening world., 1905-05-10
DODGE E-M0RSE TRIALS
ARE SET FOR JUNE.
Lawyers Accused of Conspiracy
VIII Try to Have Indictments
Dismissed before That.

In the criminal branch OF the Supreme
Court to-day Justice Davy fixed upon
the first Monday in June as the date
FOR the hearing of the charges against
Attorney Abraham Hummel. former Su-
preme Court Justice Fursmnn and Rem
iamih Reinhardt. in connection with the
Dodge-Morse marital tangle.
AT the request OF De Lancey Nicoll
VINO appeared for Mr.. Hummel, the Jus
tice ruled that motions for the dismissal
g, ot me indictments may be filed up to May
%. Attorney Niooll declared TODAY thns
he would file the dismissal motions on
the ground that Mr.. Hummel had been
summoned before the Grand Jury and
forced to testify without his under
standing the evidence he gave would be
used against him. Tho contention of
Mr., Hummels lawyer Is that this was
a violation of his clients constitutional
right and therefore the Indictments
should be dismissed.
The evening world., 1905-05-10
DIVORCE FOR MRS. PETTEs.
Pet Dog Caused Trouble that Led
to Parting of Newark Couple.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
NEWARK. n. j., May 10-Vice- Chan
cellor Stevens to-day granted Mrs. Eve
lyn 3. Pettes, of summit. a divorce
from her husband, William H. Pettes,
general manager of the Essex and Hud-
son Gas Company, of this city, on the
ground of desertion. The testimony in
the case. which was of sensational
nature, was taken last week. Pettes, 1t
was charged, had deserted his wife after
a quarrel over French poodle that had
been presented to his wife by a former
admirer.
In his cross bill. Pettes declared that
the dog kept him awake at night and
left home when his wife refused to part
with the animal Mrs Pettes was al
lowed s65 per month permanent alimony
and S12h counsel fees.
The couple were married in this city
in 1901. Mrs. Pettes was Miss Evelyn
Bovd and was well known in Newark
society. Since her separation from her
husband Mrs. Pettes has resided In
Summit
The evening world., 1905-05-10
WARNINGS WERE VAIN.
Urged by Friends to Take Vaoa-
tion, He Refused Until
Too Late.
REFUGE IS KEPT SECRET.
Friends Deny He 10 Suffering from
Locomctor Ataxia Though symp-
toms Indicated It.

Though the fact ls guarded with the
etrictest secrecy by both relatives and
intimate friends. 1t WAS learned to-day
that Capt. F. Norton Goddard, impac-
able foe OF the Policy King and she
man most feared by Tammany as a
possible candidate for Mayor this fall
has been a patient In a sanitardum for
some time.
1t was at first reported that Capt
Goddard had suffered a complete coll
lapse. both nervously and physically;
that he has become a victim OF looo-
motor atada and that his mind was
seriously affected by the shock of his
illness At the office OF j. w. Goddard
q and Sons, in Bleeker street, to-day
h was denied that the Captain had been
attacked by locomotor ataxia.
1t was declared to be true that Mr..
Goddard was Ill and had been forced to
90 into complete retirement from busi-
ness and other worries. 1, was said,
however, that he was suffering only
from n severe nervous shock and was
In no immediate danger.
Broke Down Month Ago.
Almos. month ago the man who sent
Al Adams to Sing Sing broke down. lIo
had been shoulderlng heavier burden
than he could bear. attending To the
manifold interests of his business. d!-
recting the work of the Ant.Policy
6oclety and looking after his charitable
and philanthropic enterprises. His pay
sician ordered him to abandon every
thing and seek a complete rest,
He asked that his retreat be kept Sc
cret and 1t has been 50 well guarded
that nothing was learned of his illness
until to-day. Even his most intomate
friends are so much In doub; as to his
whereabouts that one said to-day the
sick man was either in Lakewood, N.
j., OF Aiken, s. c. In either place his
The evening world., 1905-05-10

Paul c. Smith, assistant superintend-
ent Of one OF the biggest department
stores In New York, said:
Ihe returning Of the money to Mrs.
siaVln is certainly sensation from one
why should people be surprised at non.
esty, ana especially among women. We
have great deal OF money found here
IN the store, and women have brought
course 1t would not be fair TO say men
are less honest from tho opinions
we can form here, because so few men
eng. en- department store in proportion
mere Isn't much difference so far as
The evening world., 1905-05-10
PROMOTER BRINGS SUIT.
Demands S1OO,OOO for Floating
Black Diamond Coal Company.

Frederick H. Cone demands what he
claims to bo his share OF about $500, 900
profits madee in promoting the Black
Diamond Anthrncite Coal Company OF
which Terence V. Powderly is president
and David Bonner, treasurer, from
Peter Wni,ney and Frank P, Christian,
in a suit brought to trial before Justice
Dugro. In Supreme Court, Special Term,
this afternoon
'.It took three years of hard work to
II. Hibbard, attorney fcr Gone. say "apMd ID
Cone Is entitled to one-third of the
profits under the partnership agreemen.
between him, whitney and Christian
The evening world., 1905-05-10

Wilder was eSo0crated from blame con-
neoted with the chiid's DEATH it being
shown that the little girl ran suddenly
into the street as the machine was ap-
proaching, and that IN an attempt to
save her Wilder ran the automobile into
tree, damaging the machine, Taking
the injured child in his car, Wilder then
raced to the Flushing Hospital. but sh.a
died as she was being carried TO- Wilder
was then arrested ''Ne'
The evening world., 1905-05-10
RAFFLES is IN TOWN!

Don't fall to read THE Ides OF
MaFch IN the Saturday color supple
ment OF The Evening World Nav ~
1t Is the first story of L. w. Htrn,,np,s
great series. "Raffles, the Amateur
craftsman These are the finest burg
lar romances ever written. Don't miss
them.
The evening world., 1905-05-10
JURY FREES MAN WHOSE
AUTO KILLED LITTLE GIRL.
wilder Had Done All He Could to
Save Child's Life, but II Was
of No Avail

Enos wilder, jr, twenty three years
of age, son of the senior member of
wilder & Co. of this city. who while
taking a party Of college friends for an
automobile ride along Hoffman Boule-
ward, Elmhprst, on April 90, ram down
and fatally injured Annie Muller, aged
seven years, was to-day discharged by
Magistrate Connorton In tho Flushing.
Court when arraigned on charge of
homicide,
At the Coroner's inquest Monday
The evening world., 1905-05-10
ARE MEN AS HONEST AS WOMEN?

WHICH SEX rs THE MORE
HONEST IN MONEY MATTERS 7|
Tho aret hopestnen
woman Slavins Would man
returned 1t?
Men, as rule they than women But are
they?
big have the oppor-
tunty to observe, honest
is the Of the that this
universal belief otherwise?
The evening world., 1905-05-10
FELL SEVEN STORIES
TO DEATH IN SHAFT
E,ectrical Worker on Lad der Loses
Balance and Piunges to
the Ground.

Henry Bader, twenty-one years old,
an electrical worker, who lived at No.
II Rutgers street, was Instantly killed
to-day by falling seven stories down
the shaft Of a new building being erect
cd at No. Al West Twenty-first street.
Bader was balancing on a four-foot
ladder when he lost his balance and.
as ne fell he grasped a hoisting tackle
rope, carrying 1t with him to the bot
his skull. George Butler, OF No. 800
Park place, who was working beside
Bader turned In time to see the man. fall.
When pr, qHl!e! arrived In a New
York Hospital ambulance In response
to a call by Policeman O'Connell, he
said the man had died instantly.