The sun., 1905-12-19

when he was manager Of the Palace Hotel.
| They lived together for twelve years, but
it wasn't happy marriage
In 1883 they separated She opened
boarding house in West Forty-fourth street
and the 1 she met Morse Dodge went to
Atlanta and was in the hotel business there
| when, in 1897 he came to this city and had
a talk with his wife He put up at the
| Everett House because he knew the man
ager. As a result of the conversation with
/ his wife he was served with a summons
! In her action for divorce at the Everett
| House the next morning Ihat was on
! March 9l 1897, and Dodge told practically
! the samc story a. Lawyer SweetSer, VINO
says he served the summons.
Dodge identified the letters he sent to
Lawyer Ruger telling him to appear in the
suit and to expedite it. He also identified
| the summons nat was served on hlm.
He said he had sent It to Ruger in one OF
| the letters He gave the names OF wit
nesses that could he used against h.m to
! LAWYER Rouudtree in atlanta and told Ruger
TO hurry up and have Tie decree entered;
| He first knew that MS wife had obtained
divorce when he read it in The Sun at
Tampa Fla While ne was at Long Beach
| as night clerk he received a certified
copy of the decree. Later he learned of
the marriage Of his former wife to Charles
| W. Morse,
Ever take any steps Of your own motion
to9YGoes!!ion the diyoFceT asked MIR Rand
There was no question in your mind
about it,"
"Oh, no." 900
when did you first hear it questioned?'
Elm Hummel's office,
Dodge said he Was living in Atlanta
| when he got two kilograms from Edward
! NJ. BrackeN, detective employed by
| Hummcl, saying that Bracken wanted to
see nm, ne ine' brachen H., ~ atiahia hir,
ana bracEen SAD hummer wanted MN
70 come 10 ne" ork. .,..1 D.la,
hal uoeS ne want dsheu D.use
- i don't SNOW, he wants see YOU said
BIaGkeh, btacheN t RuXe nm s0UV gt,aad ai,d
DouSe Inhe " IL" III p,,,,o ~,
! az the lnperal hotei WIN praThen eIaa ana
ne ui neN' Gay Me'ao ,, ~ ii''''i''e' o'i'o'
hGrnltlnel ant Ere trgeiea , MN. nm o.,- ia nodoo
a, ny t mao uso VOL VOL eaeT rio Ionl agd
anH RUNNER 7Ia apped me on 'iie in pa'A anu
sac. l1ooEe, you re iiascoJi ,on. T., h;,,, o,d
nn,tilisI %aS zoo DuSG 10 '"TH w. an,a tII,I an,,
I NE CaI'Ie n'oT .,t hH 10y ILL., tmid
a5kea St MN % aooar ,le Gn%fer ,b n9u g 'f1 tbe
EFeIe.o mouse bGuSe IRUGsr' e unr,r,ei Iu ,utg
huinmel about retalhihg hueel 1Cl hulhllei ali
dlctdteu an ailgaNNi r, See'',HS ndiiies att.' ~.
GATES from podge. @ men tppoge 100 Ient 10
lunch' Vaiie p"Th anu ,tie mo ~
some llt'e 'd,er i.s ieEeltr" 5r,"y"T. pi.e,,
visit from Bracken IN Atlanta. bracken
Gla huih!nsl Wanieu 10 seH MN aSuin.
ne came 10 tHlT Guy aI9 li!1 ltLj!e sd"
oehJanh otelhnarat, 't o.e'tiaru. .ha Cu pre- e.
PdTe4 aho'LeI a!I!ud II H'1oL' 'iIJ e"ttlo "I
the trst one ne nag signed. ne Eieneo ie5l
lrat m one 700 men ne VEN it..u %
once RUNNER was liIeIc ulo'T' ioise
thns descrlnea me me lNterN'S 49,,
You ger S5V" '9r tnat, huthtnel n ne ip. iT,o
me. ne nahutu me s1yoo.hne Si,Vyo . pl,r,'
l TOOK lhe money anu heP, t-au,t SpeLI
it. | went back to the hotel was stopping
at here ana then went 10 atlahia' slo,.i.
BeIore signing 'Ur stConi ua'i'
Dodge testified, he said to Stglnhardt .,;
How about the letters 10 ifnEer! SEN SEN
hardt rep'@a, nccor0!nS a 20 Doqsa bsar fror, om'
Ruger Is dead you u never near from
them. ,c- ,.,--
Dodge was again summoned from Atlanta
a month later After testiylhg belore
Referee Hall that he nad not been served
with summons IN the dlVorce sult ana
that he had never authorized RuTer TO aP-
pear for him, he went back 70 hummer
office. Hummei Grew check ana sent
Dodge was shown to side room, He was
told to 90 inside. II found $500 in bills be-
tween the leaves of book, he said,
Mr.. Rand started to ask Dodge if he knew
when Justice Pischo4 dissolved the Morse
marriage, but Mr. HIancnheld oh,ected ana
DodTe wasni allowed to answer Mr'
l'ahu stl,u u-,, .,., u,or
i think that Is n'ht; When me order
was was en'ereq 'ne @ coi,s'.ttacN Has aoooti.-
l;,.at l,urntI, aro - t;l,;r, ~, TIC Gesend
ant
DODGE wasn't allowed to tell of his ar
rest or OF his gnv time in leNas.
Mr.. NicoIl nut DodTe thronrh a icnT
cross s-eYaninatlon. Dodye admitted that
all his tcstimony, before Referee Hall was
false and that he knew II was iaIse "heh ne
was testifvinr.
You inyented all the answers Tor the
purpose of deceiving Justice Hall" SAID
Mr. NicQlI -.-,
-. No. don remember that | invented
them, SAID Dodge
Dodge said that he ,d'dn I dictate any
| part OF the aftdavits he had made, but
that Stcinhardt. and Hummel got dates
aud infom1tlon from him tie didn even
read the alhdaVlts before signing them
"ju3t looked them over. A. Hum-
mel second request 70 come 10 ne" ork
| said to Bra2ken that wanted $4,000;
| | thought there was something doing ana
wanted to be in
n nd vor avor have snv conversation
,ith un,r,,ei II ,hon, wearing falsely; I
W W" Nv
| hirb2 No Idi3 NOT Thought there was