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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

A5ot-r are reproductions of two Of
t-le orders taken at random from the
hundred or more submitted as evidence
to the legislative investigation com
nittee in connection with the alleged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

When life 5 autumn comes. women. worn
out by the burdens of motherhood. vet
shrink from that second change OF life
which viii Danish these burdens forever.
They fear chance in form in featnre in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR P1r.ss

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Your druggist viii refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you in 6 to Il days. soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25


and proceeded with his speech He ad-
mitted that it was his desire to kill the
bill.
At 6:15 Mr. Foraker interrupted to
move 70 adjourn. but before doing so he
yielded to permit a motion to appoint
conferees on the Panama canal bill.
Mr.. Bailey objected. saying thai no
more conferences could be had until
the statehood matter was settled
After further contention the senate
adjourned until tomorrow, Mr.. Morgan
still holding the fOor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

ing irregularities in the formation of
the lower signature Orson P Rumel.
the handwriting expert, says the for
gerry was made by tracing in pencil
first and filling in with ink afterwards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

two entries which were open to criti-
cism. The witness admitted that they
were errors.
The Sergeant-at-arms was directed 20
obtain the old books from the Cannon
association, after which the committee
adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

The Hotel bar. under new manage
ment, win have their grand opening
Saturday evening. Good music and
free lunch ~ East Second South St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

DR.. z. M. Keysor's Method of Filling
teeth Is "a fniess. 162 MaifI street, Aver
bach Bldg Phones, Bel1eo-K. Ind III.
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the circumstances attending the vari-
Gus purchases"
Did you ever sign or approve of a
bill. the second time?" queried Mr..
Smith.
I did inadvertently approve Of Pro-
fesSOr Cummings second months sal
AIRY the second time, but il came about
in this way: The first time L signed the
second months salary OF Professor
Cummings was in the early days of our
work The second time was when the
labors of the educational bureau We're
almost over. and in the interval / had
overlooked the fact that il had been
approved once before The salary, how
ever. had been paid only once"
Were these various bills sent to you
for approval as soon as they were con-
tracted. or were they lumped2"
Delay in Submitting Bills.
AT first the bills came in soon after
each was contracted for. but on Jar.
q Secretary Cannon handed me -vouch-
ers for about $1,000 for my approval.
do net know why the delay occurred,
and no explanation was made to me.
Altogether, L never approved of more
than $500. and that sum was inside of
our allowance Of $1,000. 1 never made
any inquiry as TO the delay mentioned.
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WA. KELDEN'S FUNERAL
Will Be Held Today at the Family
Residence on East First
South Ctrnet

The funeral services over the remains
OF w. A. Nelden will be held at O'Clock
this afternoon at the family residence
11f2 East First South street Rev. Elmer
l. Goshen will conduct the services and
friends are invited to attend. The in
terment VIII be private
The board OF governors of the Com
mercial club met yesterday morning and
passed the following resolutions in re-
gard to Mr.. Nelden's death:
whereas. The distressing intelligence
has reached us of the death OF our fellow
member. Hon. William a. Nelden. which
SAD event occurred Feb. % 1905 and
whereas, It is appropriate that we ex-
press our sorrow at the great loss which
MS death entails to his family to this
cub and TO the community generally;
therefore be it
Resolved by the board Of governors of
the commercial club. that we deeply de-
plore the calamity which has bereft us
OF so active and respected a member of
the cIub, FORMER member of the board of
governors and first president of the or
ganfzatfon. and extend our unanimous
ana heartfelt sympathy to the family
ana friends of the deceased; and further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
lions be forwarded to the local news
papers and that they be spread upon the
minutes of the club
BY order of the board of governors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-25

Mothers, administer Piso's Cure when
your children have Spasmodic Group.
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HARD SHEDDING
FOR BEVERIDGE

CONTINUED from Page IL
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Saturday all day, Gents heavy
black wool hose and medium
weight cashmeres. sizes 81 to
II; all the regular 25c values
for Saturday only, fG1
at, per pair --.4 OJ
The evening world., 1905-10-04
HELD COURT
At pEDSIDEOF
SICK WOMAN
Magistrate Pool Hears Non
Support Case at Home
Of Plaintiff.

MacIstra @ Pool held court to-day In
a bedroom at 40. 1901 Sixth avenue
IN order to give a hearing to an IN
valid woman VINO charged he9 hus-
band with doser;lrn and n1n-support.
She is Mrs Adelaide Leopard, who has
been bedrldden with rheumatism fer
months. she charged that her husband,
Edward A. I.epaI1, deserted her seven
years ago ana left her DESTITUTE. lie
sold out their store, she said, and van
lshcd with the money.
Last year the woman brought her
husband before Magistrate Pool' who
ordered him to pay her 5 81 weeA.
lie paid tbs until the hiit or 'd3t
month. then stopper AR Lepart -
Gated him again through her friends
and he was arrested. -.
Wh,n the Magistrate decided to hold
court In the womin's bedroom he had
the husband taken there In custody or
Nv, policemen. Then he heard both
stories and decided In favor OF the
woman. ordering the husband to pay
81 a week 10 his invalid wife and to
give a bond 70 secure this payment,
In Leopard fails TO give the bond he
WIN remsin in Jail. He asserted he
was %pennlless, though his wife and her
friends lrs ~ taat he has considerable
property IN New Jersey.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
BANKER FELL
TO DEATH FROM
GRASP OF SON

Screaming for assistance TO prevent
husband and father from failing from a
.fou-th-story window, Mrs. George +,
Knapp and her son H,rb- ri, unable to
pull the man back into tho room, were
to-day compelled to IL: him drop to the
pavement Of the arelway, Amos;
every bone in the mans body was
broken and he died shortly aftcrward,
being taken to the ]. Hood Wright Hos
pI,al,
Knapp was nfty-two years Cd, cashier
4 the Cooper Exchange Bank, at Sec
ond street and Avenue \, and lived at
No. 29 West Nlnety-seventh street lie
was III during the night and had for
some days been complaining Of pains in
his head and dizziness, He began
dressing to-day, but his stength gave
out and he said he was too weak to go
down town.
Mr.. Knapp sat down on the sill OF a
window. The son was about 10 leave
when he noticed his father sway back
and forth. Before the young man could
reach him Mr.. Knapp swaycd out Of the
window.
Young Knapp seized one Of his fathers
fee, 20 which he clurg and shouted for
assistance. Mrs. Knapp rushed forward.
bat became hysterIcal and was Of little
assistance.
While SIN calling fer hip the young
man was compel led 10 release MS hold,
az h was In danger OF De.lB dragged
on of tne window by tho weight OF
his fathers DJiy.
Mr., Knapp hal been the cashier OF
'tho Cooper Exchange Bank since II wa
ont ned a little over two yeas ago. be-
for that he was for twenty-fyur years
connected with the Germanla Bank and
was well known In banking circles.
Mrs. Knapp stated TO De ectlye Ho.
ran, OF the West One Hundrdth street
stl ton. that there was no reas0n fol
her husband taking his own life, and
that she believed that he fell from tn
wjAdow during one OF his dizzy spells,
Werbxrt, the son, returned from Ha'
yans a week ago.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
BY CATHERINE KING.

The Ninth avenue IL" express has
had its chance, After an hours riding
back and forth between Warren and
Christopher streets | failed to find the
man who came up to the specifications
for winning the SO order, which car
r!ed away after tho trial.
/ rode from $40 until els last night,
made three trips each way and then
gave up in despair, for three should
have been the charm,
At Warren street | boarded the FIRST
Harlem express that came along and
entered car No. sos.
one man gave a woman his seat after
she had ridden a station and a hall.
left the train at DesOrosses street
The train | rode back to Franklin
street on was not crowded and seats
could be had for the finding.
At Franklin street ! boarded car No.
IS on the through express, second car
from the front. and pushed my a to
the nearest cross seats. supporting my
SCI against one, while two young men
wAO we're hanging from straps lostti
me and cast knowing giahctS ~ e1eA
o~'tI c0Hs'dhlIN' u,
seven women ana ten men 5000, ~
l.S nt'.ysI uouo!t seq, a. III -
sue ~. ~ Nr' ~ Il Ionu "a t,ri,r
i"'H' wis Oh '"e U,"ci S,ss ,u,SS
nIvh ,o"S'I NV S'' ~ ~ 30 ~ cco"r"
w"o'ee5ryo'' h. t'o.,I1 Nm "wySonid NnnSGI' slime in
their eyrs rom rSa fssSsndins oy6 OF
Gty stt n linz of mon and one girl
I'll the car al HolstJn street.
The south Ferry train / went back on
was we, hlled. almost exclusively with
men OF the laborlng type. foreIgn.ap-
pcariEG men Iu oycrllls, Jumpers, rough
worN.ng clothes, bespattered VITA mud
ana me Ike ! was the only woman
standing -Four men also stood. No
% Iiade a move toward giving me a
Sydt, rev 81 t3e men even looke al me
C,o3StaE tAs street 10 lne uptoNn Sta-
w.. / Ovilu'd lnt h,Nt Ln.ouSn sA-
Il on 'eraid re- CIr' yrnn n't u tTr,;1N, dttLr
and .tlnnad h.fora 'r,9cG'd he middl,
" Trarg Vrt.ra sIy "t,cr w"mcn
sianFn 10 ana , Cau mn Tbc tyro men
befors whom + stord, %fypl,aI ffarIemitrs
vii, solemn f,css Iro,pInq MIND ms.
,'N",s ana s~'-rt,cios inoko5 a. mo
and then s6lomuly huncb.d one can
bunch on a Ninth avenue train. wher,
The evening world., 1905-10-04
MAN KICKED TO
DEATH before
THEATREC0ERS
Bryan O'DonnelI, Brooklyn Sa-
loon Keeper, Killed Thief
Who Stole 0vercoat.

= man believed 70 be william Dornn,
NJ so. 10, Blocker street. was today
Kicked T. death on I'ul,'n street. Er'ok-
lvl. .u ,no nrcroncn O. a hIr cr3wd n
% r,'', Two mans ars1il11t WIS BRYAN
O'p1nup,l. o sll7on-kooDcr Of Hudson
avenue and Fulton str 81. O.ppnnrll
Waf On % plial r1Ig because tho man
.aI l1gt stolen bis coat from the sllo1H
The assault IN porIn took place lust
opposite the Orul-um Theatre, at n
time w.lu scores OF people were going
ln r.r the sally ma incc, Just below Is
the Mlis-tic Theatre. whore tJra wa7
raotlcr biz c-rwi. Wicn tho crowds
glw zine as,rult there was . great leil
1s Indignation. and wlcn to- man vas
-r,oroupcel dr1l II was with d,hiculty
INIT some CxcItlblo persons we're sur
,r,ssol tn police finally cit O'Donncl
s,fo,v r. q cell In the Class)n avenue
station,
The evening world., 1905-10-04

Plsco, A leader OF the l,cal colony, y
dying from a ballet fired into his ABB
s1ncn waile he lay In bed by a masked
re!low-countryuan The asslilant e'-
capped after %sllencing Mrs. Pico and a
child with threats Of Vengeance.
The entire Italian population is Wildly
excited and tie p,llce fear a feua be
tween TIE rival factions. Fears OF re-
pris sal alye silenced most Of the Italians
who know Of the AFFAIR, but the police
have learned that the assail3nt cn,e:cl
The bedroom of the PiscJ home before
dayliga, and demanded money, Before
Mr-. Pisco could secure the family purse
the man drel pJint-blank at the nus
band. The police are assured taai the
attempt 40 robbery was a blind.
Several Italians saw the assall1nt
leave the house, but refuse to give in
formation further ,haH 20 say he was
not "a nembar ~ The Atlantic city col
oay and wore a black halt-mask SINH
lar 90 those used ,n rites OF Italian Sc
gro. societies.
A gang Of % hundred italian lob1rers
were imported from Paterson last week
and the police are locking for the man
among them.
Ii.co has lived here for years and is
reported wealthy.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
JURY FAILS TO
FIND A VERDICT
IN POWERS SUIT
Reports a Disagreement in
Action fer Divorce Brought
by Millionaire.

the divorce suit OF WILLIAM f Powers
ofsall Ridge, against his wife, Hol-
'arsc. to-day calod in 4 dis1sreemel;
In Justice Kel,y's court In Brooklyn, A
scaled verdict was handed in,
At tho conclusion OF the case last
night the jurymcn retired to consider
tae evidence, They argued ove It until
1880 o'clock this morning, when It be-
Ca.lo apparent that there could be NO
agreement, some Of the jurymen hold
Ing that nothing damaging to Mrs.
Powers had been proved. The agree.
men, % disagree was sealed and the
Jurymsn went home.
Neither Mrs. Powers, her husband,
nor The co-rasp nle0t, William NJ
Campbell was IN court Counsel for
Mr. Powers indicated tina, he would re,
new he suit at the earliest opportuni y,
bringing more clearly to light SOME
testimony that was cloudy in the last
proceeding.
The worst evidence against NFs. Pow
crs was furnished by her own Letters
O. Campbell, which were stolen from
her room by a private detective Tht
letters had no been mailed, She wal
forced 20 admit On the stand that ShJ
ald called Campbell sweetheart" ant
expressed, IN writing, a wish that N,
m.gG. carcss his head. She asserted
..na. she regarded the term "swee,,
heart as simply an expression Of
familiarity, and no; Of endearment.
on her REORGANIZATION Mrs. Power:
said that she went with Campbell ir
a cab to a hotel at Twenty-slxth street
and Lexington avenue, this borough.
This appeared to be news to the prose.
gutioa and was not followed up,
The Powers divorce case a added
% the literature Of that class Of litiga.
ton I'm the New York courts some en-,
tcrtaining excerpts from letters. lr
ouc communication to the correspondent
the defendant gave him advice about
how % treat a wife as follows;
F..-'-It a wife Is pretty, Billy, tel
her SD.
Sce0HI-If she is sap,y, kiss her.
Thirl-If she is a good cook, compli,
m,ut .er.
F|ou,.-lf she is lonely, stay home
with her
The evening world., 1905-10-04
CONSUMPTION
A New York Spec sIist's Sue
cessful Cure.

"Iyoyy O., c,,ro c,peu,,rtJopu d n o~uestgon
ib,i ts beipr mora Yniysrsoilv d,ssTssed nv
Tho naonis ana "a attracting mora ot,sniion
t,n,i Ntrst"io1s ,o.dav tbs, ali No char
Iisoo,nos, ~, tba human rody ,okc, to,e,brr.
Al ic,Gt,y e,ecioUs,s nnon cbe,, disease,
,,o. 80. ,7ltb NJ A,lorson nat Tuhorr,.
ioVsi. 70 c,ir " /" i,sr,so ana hat nron.
tib,,is s,hr,o Cotorrb ana Ijoy Fever nav
,1 rror."t|J an ,tendirg INTO CON,
ssrr,rr,Ior "'' "'" '
IN. V0ndors,, ,,orAs o., ,bo hand ~ Nav
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'Hu tV''e,1 u'u 'Ss,s w ~ a. u go
c,,,u U' mnrtty' VI '
''1'nb I'm Cyn'u"t pSao", ,,,,,.ho ,,,b,
-"cre W v".r ID. 90 a.. ImnodI,ts
nnVIl.r,tu, rGv,Tri inc n0r ,Sorsor's bosn,taI
,,WH."tr" HHSS a. nr11 ,,o r]rociicc Ss , .ns,iaIis,
,Ht'.aI "Tl pI''.,e p>.,,i I, H.
a. In ,,,. .'a =, med c,scs o, Ale a,
Il,N' ~ ~ W., T.c,ty so,ord
VIZ IN ~ q" "'' '""
ne knaorton ros thu ers, s,,o,ts, n
-, IT, co.. ur,T,io" corr, dIso,se
~ 49, ~ r, ur n % = Isorm'
4 n riI a., ~, No., go ~, 49, mo,ieotto,
49, ,' 49, ,or,tons -, ~
.iusN I,nU VIZ 1''" P0'"''' NV
H. a rcrio1 n, "a, war, NJ A,aorsor
"a tl' go nrn,srot,o,. o,t av ,,'
va, ; 2 nls w ptepaTaIohs ehd an ~
u ~ 10, 'I"G,
~" ,s"s, T,n ~. .hhS.n's oi'stnoI W.
" 80 " ,u', 1911 W ~ 49,,
o,os, . sogl ,o' ~ ny. i",s +, wi. ,,hoo
IN Ioo.sva ,I,ors t"nn.w ~
The evening world., 1905-10-04
PohteneSS'S
Roll of Honor.

,u., catherine King began her
campaign Of courtesy last Monday
o"' mas .'o onna ovnross in srh.
way. the Third avenue ~ and the
Broadway surface cars ridins from
. - W" NJ e'ou r"s IN
o"'' ,,,,a ara these named here:
GpORGE I. SCHWIND, married,
NJ M. 1OT West one Hundred end
Tyc,,yp5tb street. rho garc q
The evening world., 1905-10-04
SHOUTED UP
In ENGLAND They Politely Refer TO
the stomach as Little Mary"

Little Mary-"I say up there, wont
yop please quit sending down such q
variety Of unnatural things to me,
Here this morning first came
down some sticky, pasty material.
all starchy and only partly cooked.
II was wheat or oats and was dec.
Grated with milk and sugar.
Between the unchcwed mouthfuls
came gulps Of coffee, finally a good
big d~renching Of It, Then some bread
and a lot of grease, perhaps 1t was
butter, then some fried eggs an
fried meat and more coffee, and some
fried cakes and syrup. You load
things on me as II | could stand
everything.
Il try faithfully, but there's no use,
I can digest part Of It and the bal
ance sours and ] simply have to
push It along to the liver. He says
he's badly overworked now and gets
so weak he almost %collapses, so he
sends the sour mass on down into
the lntestines 10 raise gas and trou-
Bile OF all kinds. We cant help it,
and you must either seleetyour food
with better reason or stand more
and more trouble down here. Sup.
pose you try us on some cooked or
raw fruit, a little ,Grape-Nuts and
cream, 2 ~soit-boiled mot fried) eggs,
some w~ell-browned tclst and a cup
of Postum, Liver and | will guar
antee to make you feel the keen Joy
Of q hearty and we'll man II you VIII
send those things down to us. There's
a reason, but never mind that, try
II first and when you find we know
what we are talking about, you may
be ready 10 hear the reason"
The evening world., 1905-10-04
PALMA DISPUTES
GOMEZ STORY.
Not True, says Cubn's President
AnsucrIng statement Of lis
political Rival.

HAVANA, oct, A-When shown the
statements made yesterday by Gen.
lose Miguel Gomez Cwho was the candl-
date OF the LIBERAL party for the Presi-
d.ncy Of CUBA, upon his arrival In
New York, President Palma read them
carefully and returned them with the
.laconic remark: n
You know very well that those things
ara not true"
The evening world., 1905-10-04
Letters.
The Decline OF ChivaIry,
Dear Miss King

Dear Miss King:
The editorial on The Decline OF
Chlvalry' In last Fridays Evening
World sets forth a cp'orable condition
for which there is more cause than
remedy. Where is a man VINO has not
been crowded on a narrow Sidewalk
by the three women abreast, or tie
two women with baby carriages. or
ruloly pushed aside by a woman in a
crowd, or been the victim Of rcl.n-
QGis.!ng his seat in a crowded car, only
to see it occupied by female arrogance
without even a smile ~ thank you?"
Meeting these conditions ,and d!scour.
tesies at almost every corner of LIES
great highway, is It any wonder THAI
men are losing their chlvalry? Man Is
not all brute, but he does profit by his
education, and women have much to
thank themselves for In their teaching.
The discourtesies women snJwadlys
complain are the first fruits OK the har.
vest, the seeds Of which they have 50
long been sowing.
$500 ~O'~''
The evening world., 1905-10-04
A Yontcrs Mans Experiences.

Dear Miss King
| rise to protest. The occasion Is
your repeated Inference that a man
in a street a who does not
awe up his seat 10 a standing lady
Is necessarily no gentleman, NV rcu Q
m to brooklyn Bridge, IN the
morning. and the reverse at night. j
lakes more than two hours, IN youl
opinion. should I, with this trip before
me. stand all the way up Ninth avenue
10 accommodate some lady who hid but
a few blocks to go? +, d. C.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
AIRSHIP MOTOR
FAILED TO WORK.
Roy knabcHshuc Meets with Mis-
hap. but Escapes without
Personal Injury.

BROCHTO& Mass, oct, "A Roy
Enabo1savc net VITA an accident TO-
doy o7 the BracEloa Fair Grounds
Ilo trying 70 make an ascension In
bis air snip.
The ship mad risen about thirty yards
wien thH motor missed several r~cyolu-
tons. This prevented steering and the
great bag containing the gas struck
a hlgpol" on one II the buildings,
stopping tlc flight,
KrabgnshI" shouted 10 hia assistants
on The ground and t0s ed them ropes.
lie was able 20 descend without injury
t. himself. Tho netting covering the
ship vas torn. Repairs were 0nlckly
made.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
AUTO MEN PARADE
TO GET NE WROAD.
TiftS Cars Turn Out 20 Show Free
holders Nerd of Path TO
Atlantic city.

ATLANTIC CITY, oct, i-F.fty big
automobiles loried " tN motor rnlhrs.
lasts parlltl 10 tie NEE tax place Of
the At,-atic city Frscl.li,rs tlis
morning 20 insist Pm the opening Of
the New Meadow ro1d into the city,
about 10 be- ci1scl because OF con.
teui!on brwo,n officials and con.
tractors
Tho Highway. planned u c-st $780, 900.
has already cot over twice tina,
amount. SlO).0UO extra going 60 -FOUR
slGd into the Meadow Mor2sres for
Foundations, The Froohol lArs we're 81
Impressed bv The concentration that
thOy deferred action IN refusing to ac-
cept the road and are riding over 1t In
automobiles on a tour OF inspection.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
CriticiSeS the Demand for an
Increase Of More Than
$500, 900.
ANGRY AT DARLINGTON.
Letter Explaining Appropria.
ton Reached Comptroler's
H'use Late at Night.


I"c Board OF Estimate continued TO-
day Its consideration Of the department,
needs for the budget OF 1905. DR.. Oar.
lingtln, Of the Dopartmont OF Health
furnished the only diversion Of the
three-.hour session.
In his anxiety thai, ,ba u.nho- =,
the bo, "A s,,nra - ID n.'S
eve, 4, ri, domo,,. ~.
lac, ,,rh, a".r., D~''""s''"
"'''' " c"-" o' nom a per-
''"'' 'e'ler explaining the work done
The evening world., 1905-10-04

Dear MISS KING
When a woman enters a crowded, that
is, an apparently crowded, car. she stops
short without going further, giving up
tho search at the first disappointment.
planting herself in the doorway where
every one will havcNto crowd pas, her
and favoring the unfortunate men sit
ting near the door with a look Of scorn'
Does a man do that way? No. II he
can't see . seat on entering n car che
passes along the aisle, watching both
sides, ana generally finds a modest little
seat hidden from view along the route.
Otherwise he lurries into the next car
and tho next until he has found one or
given all a fair trial
WOMAN Halter.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
CAPT. MEYERS BENNETT DEAD

sew LONDON, Conn, oct. Capt.
Meyers Benne, for Nineteen years
master Of the schooner Cassie p, Bron.
son, OF New York, died last night at
the residence OF friends with whom he
was staying In this city. lie was Nifty
one years old and a native Of Barneggt,
M j, The body will DO saken to Derl8'
ley, Va. for burial.
The evening world., 1905-10-04
SHOT
BY MASKED NAN
Leader Of Italian Colony in Pntcr-
sou Believed To he Victim
OF black Hand.

AfLANTIV CITY, n j, Oct 4-AB
a result OF a Black Hand attack be-
iirved 90 have been made bHa member
q . gang Of Paterson Italians. Giauano