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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17
. SURPRISED GOPHER.

r Garrison Times: A flickertail head
ed into his hole last fall on the prairies
of North Dakota in close proximity to
a wheat field. This week he aroused
from his long sleep and after rubbing
his eyes and stretching he appeared on
the surface only to be. surprised to find
himself in Main street Of one of the
best and busiest towns III North Dakota,
that town being Garrison. Think Of
town the size of Garrison being built
entire since last September and Ut gives
you a correct idea as to how the whole
state is moving to the front.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17
FARGO BOY
GETS PLACE
VIM. Green, Dakota Business College
Pupil, to Be Stenographer for
the Supreme Court.

Clerk R. D Hoskins and the judges
of the supreme court have had their
eyes open for a good stenographer for
the court work for the past two months
and recently applied to- Prof Watkins
of the Dakota Business College to pick
o,lt good man for the place. He, rec
commended Vim. Green of this city and
he went to Bismarck TO begin his new
duties yesterday. VIZ
Mr. Green entered the Dakotas3 Busi-
ness College last summer and Eaffer$conl
pleting his course was geIiployed by, the
Standard Oil Co. as stenograp apher.. He
continued his studies and speed work al
the p. B. c. evening school, recently
passed the civil service examination with
a high grade and his present position
comes as a recognition of his superior
ability He and Professor Watkins are
both to be congratulated on their site
cess in landing the plum" as there
were some other pretty strong appli
cants for the place. 81,
The school has been sending a mum
Der Of pupils to Bismarck, recently hav
ing placed a bookkeeper. with the FRS
1 National bank, stenographer with Til
. wholesale grocery company and book
keeper and a stenographer with War
den Boucher. sr ~ 75 ss-...s..rrr s..:.
Have Knight Printing Co print Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17
STATE HISTORICAL
81, SOCIETY HELD SESSION

The following is a partial report of
the State Historical society made at the
meeting Of the board of directors, April
I6, 1000, at Grand Forks, N. d. !.
Il The secretary desires to call your at
|tention to the following summary re-sl
port of expenditures of the society from
the last meeting of the board, May 49,
zoos, to April 10, 1906. Il s h, II q
Historical Survey of state, sum I'll
,nler of 1905 .g. 3o4 "a
Expenses of E. r. Steinbreuck
I for work on gths. Mandan col
lection Il. 40. II. y. q. Y. u. b 4O7. 40
Railway transpo ortation and 9th
er travelling expenses 77.26
Office rent ~. Il. 4. ). Il. $50 4o 90
Office furniture (inclriding type
writer, 10000, and file case,
$32.8 "a. q. =. I. I. &. II2 .oI
Books and pamphlets l. Il. ]. &. 1875
| lNewspaper collection !. 23o. rs
Museum specimens (iHcluding
collecting cases) ~. !. &. I25.5 81
Camera and supplies 8. /. %. III lS8 $3.50
Postage, stationery. and print
ing y I. q. 4. u. 81. B. L. So or
Freight, drayage and express. I6. SIS
Miscellaneous supple and SER
wees -- y. 3S. .3o
IOldi .2.spi ,U40 ~
The revenues Of the society to meet
these expenditures for the same period
Ihave been as follows
Annual appropriation by the
state Of $I,25o amounting to $2,soo 90
IDues collected from members 90. 100
llFronl sale; Of books not needed
by the society !. !. &. 8. q. f.. $500
Previons balance III treasury. 50. .S2
Total 4. res 81
4 Balance for remaining expendi-
ttires of year " ~ i. Z. ,0s77 SO
Your attention is called to the fol-
flowing results Of the work Of the So
|ciety during the same period.
al membership Of I37, 4 large
number Of whom are taking an active
part iii the work of the society
Al preliminary historical survey
Iof tlsa state by the secretary for the
II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17
MOORHEAD NEWS.

The coroners jury which inyestigat-
ed The death of The Anderson at Glyn-
don brought Ill d verdict at 4 so yes
terday afternoon III places blame MP.
on both the Standard Oil Co. and Ira,
scey & Co.
The contest for the Huntoor med.
ais, which IS set for this evening, /.
exciting great deal of interest Il
will BE held at the Sharp school build
ing
Julius Schmatal, editor OF The Red
wood Falls Gazette, and a caildidat,
4 Tor the republican, nomination for sec
5 retary of state, spent the day iii Moor
head ii The interests Of lis candidacy
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-17

and il would be of the greatest valus
TO the secretary if ali those having any.
thing worthy Of publication iilgoar first
volume Of collections would send il. in
at once. The state historical society
belongs to the citizens of the whole
state and its publications are freely
open to all contributors along every
line of special or general interest.
o. sG. Libby, secretary.
E& Address, 1921 University avenue,
Grand Forks, N. ID. Il y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
GILLETTE GUILTY.
Murder n the First Degree Is the Yer
diet Of the Jury.

Herkimer. n. Y. Dec. 5.--The jury
in the trial OF Chester f. Gillette for
tho murder OF his sweetheart. Grace
Brown. at Big Moose Lake on July
IL. Tuesday night returned verdict
OF guilty in the first degree. The jury
was out five hours and twenty minutes
the case having been given TO the
Jury at $3.50 O'Clock. after Judge De.
yendorf had occupied an hour and III
teen minutes In his charge.
The days session. until the judges
charge. had been taken up by District
Attorney Ward. who described the
friendship Of Gillette and Grace Brown
and their companionship up 20 the time
OF the girls death. FOR the first time
during the trial the youthful prison.
er broke down as he was mercilessly
scored by the prosecutor.
For some time he slared defiantly
az the district attorney. but when the
latter read abstracts from the letters
sent Gillette by his sweetheart. the
prisoner burst into tears. and az times
throughout the remainder OF the SEES
sion sobbed convulsiyely.
The prosecutor insisted that every
word that had been presented TO the
jury from the witness box was indlca.
tive OF the prisoners guilt He took
up the summing up address OF the
lawyer for the defense. and declared
In vehement terms that II was a fabri.
cation pure and simple. told for the
purpose of cheating Justice
His speech was intense with feel.
ing. and as he read the letters OF Grace
Brown and pointed out by the senti.
ments she expressed, the writer was
girl OF pure thoughts, and ia the
same breath referred 20 the defendant
as an migrate Gillette burst into tears.
when the Jury went 20 It's room and
Gillette was led back 10 his cell he
asked the deputy: Are the doors all
locked. sheriff."
Apparently he feared violence. but
there was no evidence az any intention
Of violence on the part OF the big crowd
that swarmed the court room After
supper the court room filled quickly.
and many remained long. hoping To
witness the return OF the jury.
Pale and a trifle nervous. apparent
~, Gillette faced the jury. and when
Marshal Hatch, the foreman. declared
that a verdict Of guilty In the first de-
gree had been found the prisoner gave
no sign OF emotion. A few minutes
later. when his counsel had announced
his purpose OF making a formal mo.
ton that the verdict be set aside and
the judge was diminishing the jury. Gil
lette bent over a nearby table and.
picking up pencil. wrote something
upon a sheet 81 paper. He then folded
the paper carefully and placed II In
his pocket Immediately after. he was
taken from the court room and led
hack 20 his cell IN the jail.
II was learned that the jury had
some difficulty in reaching an agree.
ment. and six ballots were taken be-
fore the twelve mer agreed Up 10
that time the Jury had stood eleven
for conviction and one for acquittal.
The Judge stated he would impose
sentence on Thursdav
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
cATARRH SEASON.
Diseases Most Prevalent in inc fall
Months. Simple Way 10 Cure.

With the cool nights of fall, catau h al
troubles in Bryan are becoming more and
more prevalent, and +. j. jenkins as a
consequence, finds his sales of Hyomei in
creasin
Al the first warning Of catarrh, one
should begin using Hyomei, A few days
treatment At this season Of the year will
often prevent a serious and chronic attack
OF cattarh.
There is no stomach dosing with Hy-
omei. The virtues OF is healing oils and
balms are .breaihed through 4 nea, pocket
inhaler that comes with every ontht, and
in that way the medication penetrates to
the most remote cells OF the nose, throat
and lungs, killing catarrhal germs when
ever present, and soothing and healing any
irritation there may be in the mucous mem
brane.
II you have a cold, or there is any often
Sye discharge from the nose, OF tickling or
dropping at the back OF the throat, u there
is offensive breath. raising OF mucous. and
smarting and irritation in the throat; Il
there are any OF the symptoms tina, Indicate
catarrhal troubles, begin the use OF Hyomei
at once.
You take no risk in paying 81 for u Hy-
omel outfit. as r. J. jenkins gives his per
sonal guarantee that iflhe remedy does no,
afford satisfaction. your money will be re.
funded a, once. Extra bottle Of Hyomei,
II needed, COS, but SO cents, making this
the most economical treatment foe cataHh,
as well As the most reliable .-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
FIFTY SHOTS FIRED.
Three Men Fight and Ore Shot 20
Eioht Times Before Slain.

Mobile. Dec. Sin a threecornered
street fight az Milley. Washington
county. fifty miles north OF Mobile.
Walker Murphy was killed by Johr
warrick after Murphy had made ar
attempt 10 shoot and kill Lib Warrick
About fifty shots were fred. John
warrick fired eight times at Murphy
before he killed him. The trouble vas
brought about by a joke between Lib
Warrick and Murphy All parties are
well connected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
FORCED TO LEAVE.
Citizens Of Naples Compelled Whisky
Salesman 70 Depart.

Naples, Tex. Dec. 5.-A large dele
CATION Of citizens OF this place and
vicinity waited on the whisky agents
and ordered them TO quit taking or.
ders. One OF the leading agents was
ordered TO leave town. Another was
defiant, and went 10 the express Of.
lice and took out case in their pres
ence. The result was that he was put
across barrel and buggy whip free
ly used on him. The other agents
could not be found
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
Pos,mas,ers Nominated.

Washington. Dec. 5-The presiden,
nominated the following postmasters:
Indian Territory: j H. Butler. Vinita:
Laura NJ Allen. Okamah Louisiana:
Louisa +. Cause. Slidell; II. de Blieux
Plaquemlne; Lena p Henderson. ST.
Joseph
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
Examination For West Point.

washington, Dec. IA special en-
animation will be held at Rockwell on
Dec. 10 TO examine applicants for the
military academy at West Point. Rep
resentative Beall. who has the appoint.
ments at HIS disposal. says he will give
Rockwell county the principal and
Dallas county the alternate appoint
ment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
FORCED TO DO so.
Mother Says Her Husband Compelled
Her to Desert Baby.

Denison. Dec. 5.-City Marshal Sex
ton Of Durant. !. T.. arrived wednes.
day, having in custody the woman who
deserted her baby at the depot here
last Sunday. The mother claims her
husband forced her TO desert the child
under the threat that he would get
away with them both. The mother,
with her child. left for her home at
Durant
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
INSPECTOR KILLED.
Party Who Did the Deed Then TOOK
Hls Own Life

81. Petersburg. Dec. 5.--Police In
spector Sheromotieff. who. after the
anti-Jewish outbreak at Bialystok In
June last, for which he was said 10
be responsible. was transferred to 81.
Petersburg. was shot and mortally
wounded by a workman "Wednesday
morning near the Fontainja canal The
inspectors assailant then shot and
killed himself.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
- DC TRANSFERRED.
Ambassador white VIII Become Rep.
resentatLve at Parls.

Washington. Dec. 5.--Hon. HentS
White. American ambassador to Itsly
viii be transferred in the near futu6
from that post 10 Paris. where he ll
succeed Hon. Robert A. Mccormick
ms ambassador. Mr. White will be sue
ceeded at Rome by Hon. Lloyd G. Girls.
com, now American ambassador to Bra,
I'll.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
Execution Date Set.

Dallas, Dec. 5.-F. II. Manning. a
negro, given the death penalty for the
murder OF Arden Riddle. white man,
in September. 1904. was sentenced by
Judge Muse Wednesday TO hang Feb. 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
cuLegRsoN's MOVE.
Demands Papers and Orders President
Refused TO Turn over

Washington. Dec. 5.-When Forak'
er's negro troop resolution was called
up in the senate Wednesday afternoon
Senator Culberson started the inyesti.
CATION in another direction. He de-
manded all papers and orders by which
the president refused 20 deliver TO
the Brownsville authorities or Captain
Mcdonald of the the rangers the negro
soldiers who committed the murder.
Foraker accepted the amendment, but
owing 10 the absence Of Senator Pen.
rose the resolution went over until
Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
rMn More Deaths

Manila, Nov. 5.--The deaths Of two
more prisoners at Bilibid prison are
reported. making twelve in all dead out
OF the tweuty-four patients inoculated
with the cholera serum as a test
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
To Re Terminated.

Washington. Dec. b.--The postoffics
department has decided TO issue orders
terminating the allowances for special
fast mail facilities from Washington
TO New Orleans on Jan. s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
viii Investigate.

Richmond. Va. Dec. 5.-The corpora
ton commission decided Tuesday TO
Investigate the wreck on the Southern
railway in which President Spencer
was killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
A. EInhteen Per Cent.

New York. Dec 5.-Money ON call
loaned az is per cent In the stock mar
ket at IL o'clock Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
Lsrae Coffee Future Sales.

New York, Dec. 5.-Sales OF coffee
futures here Tuesday were $4,000
bags.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
Want Public BUILDINGS

Washington, Dec 5-Amarillo and
Wichita Falls, Tex. want public build'
llgs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
WAGES ADVANCED
Camel Coal Mining Company Gives
Employees Substantial Increase.

Laredo. Dec. 5.-The Camel Coal
Mining company. operating mines at
Camel. twenty.four miles from here.
has advanced the wages Of all It's min.
ers and day hands 10 per cent The
raise becomes effective Immediately.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-06
VIII Be improved.

Austin. Dec. 5.-Parties purchasing
the Driskill hotel will materially i'm
prove II.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
WALTER YEAGER IS
SAVED FROM PRISON.
Friends Rally Around Him and
Promise Court He viii Not
Fall Again.

Judge Warren W Fosters part Of
the Court OF General Sessions was to-
day reminiscent OF the corner OF Forty
second street and Broadway when
Walter Yeager was called up FOR SEN
;ence. Yeager pleaded guilty some
time ngo to forgery. He was employed
as treasurer by Julius Kahn. 4 was
ono OF the brightest ~ hest-liked
young men along the Rialto until ex-
and ~foil!shness caused him
to betray the confidence OF his en-
ployer.
Since TIE tme OF his disgrace Yeaser
has found sincere frtends. He has re-
habiliated himse1f in the esteem OF
the men who knew him before. has
made restitution 70 Kahn. with the
aid OF these mon. and Is now In II
rc.nunerative employment with every
prospect OF rounding out his lie Win
honor 10 himself.
Eddie Foy. the comedian. and sam
Harris. the were the ntst
TO arrive at the house to-day
Then TO make a real crowd along came
Hollis Cooley. Abe Erlanger n Ralph
stuart were also of the delegation.
After listening TO these gentlemen tel4
how Yeager had taken n brace ~ re-.
ce,vlng their assurances that he would
never fall from grace again. Judge
Foster suspended sentence.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
S22,5OO,OOO TO
BUILD HOMES
IRISH LABORERS
Parliament Asked to Au-
thorize Loan to Halt
Emigration.

LONDON. May 2s.-chiet secrs;ary
for ireland Bryce introduced in the
House Of Commons this afternoon a
bill authorizing a loan OF so. 10000 TO
provide laoorers' cottages in Ireland.
Mt. Bryce explained that after what
had been done N behelf OF the tenants
In Ireland the laborers had a grievance
and 1t was hoped that the proposed I'm
provement in their dwellings would help
TO arrest the physicai decline OF the
population and restore new hope TO the
Irish laborors.
The loan. he explained, would be
raised on the same terms az the land
Dan Money would also be available
from various Irish funds. the salaries
OF two suspended Irish judgeships and
the reducing OF the salary OF the Lord
Chancellor OF Ireland from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Mr.. Bryce estimated the cost OF a
cottage and land Mt about $50, so that
between 25.oo and 5000 cottages would
be erected.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
MAN CHOKED
To DEATH IN
AN ELEVATOR
Caught Between Ceiling
of a Freight Lift and
Store Room Floor.

Caught between the ceiling OF n
freight elevator and the hoor O, a
storeroom at No. 81 Platt street, Man
haitian. William Milcher. twenty-five
years old. OF No. sol Harmon street.
brooklyn. was slosly strangled TO
death to-day. Hov long he was there
Is not known but he had been dead
half an hour when found.
The Plat street building is occupied
by the M~alinckrodt Chemical Company.
The manager OF the place tried to
make a mystery OF the ana.r. lie aid
that Mulcher was the regular elevator
man. but other employees said that
Muoler was a porter and was not
familiar with the car.
Mulcher was on the tenth story and
was sent to the sixth TO get a pack
age. which he was to carry 10 III.
ground floor. He went down alone in
the elevator car. From the seventh
noor TO the fourth the rooms are used
for storage. Tia il why NOBODY knew
anything OF Muicher's fate until a
couple OF hours later an once boy, after
through the deserted floors.
TIT boy found the elevator stuck at
the NTH floor. The upper crossplece OF
the ceiling OF the car rested suuarplv
on Nulcher neck. which was pressed
against tho floor. He had been choked
TO death
IN the car WAS the package no had
he dragged the package aboard with
out getting of the car and had lost
his balance as he passed. falling out
far enough TO be pinned down.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
HIP SINGER GETS
NINE-YEAR SENTENCE.
First of the Cinnamon Who Figured
in Tong Battle to Pay
Penalty.

The frat OF the Chinese slayers who
participated in the now historic Tong
battle OF Jan. "a in Chinatown. Louie
Way, who gives his occupation as A
waiter" md his home as No. Isi
Eighth avenue. was to-day sentenced
10 nine years and six months in Sing
Sing prison by Justice Scott In the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
Court.
With three others he was arrested and
charged with murder in the FIRST de-
gree. The evidence IN the trial did
not Justify the charge and the quartet
was accused OF assauli in a degree per-
uniting a sentence OF twenty years.
The three others have pleaded guilty
and Will be sentenced later. They are
charged with a~ssaulting three OF the
On Leong Tongers. The assault was
made with navy revolvers and the as
saultees were perforated BY bullets till
they looked like colanders The-lied.
The quartet arrested are members of
the Hip Sing Tong.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
COTTONSUPPORTED, BUT
SOME LOSSES SHOWN.

Tho undertonc OF the early cotton
market today was a tr Ne stead
Ior than expected In view n the
weakness OF the market at Liverpool.
FIRST prices being 2 points lower. May
sold within a point OF Saturdays close
and the late months resolved moderate
support
TIVE opening prices were May. ilS2 10
\ June, h 70 he s. w. ~ ~ tI IL. 10 IA u Y;
1865: October. 1860 10 1851. November.
none; December, 1860 TO 1851, January.
1906 to 1861.
The closing prices were, MAY. ia
to 1872. June, ii0s to no. July. lilo.
to lfo. Aust. 1859. September, l0.6.
10 1868; october, 1886 10 1851. Novem-
Der. 1856 10 1857. December. 1851 10
lO5S, January, 1902 to 1858. February,
l0& to 1888; March. 1910 to IO,1.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
INDICTMENT AGAINST
SCANNELL DISMISSED.
Distnd-Attorney Jerome at Last
Removes Cloud from Ex-Fire
Commissioners Name.

The iong-standing indictments against
John ]. scannell ami william NJ. MARKS
char ging conspiracy in the purchase OF
summit. for the Fire Department, were
dismissed to-day by Judge Warren w.
Foster. An Ind -:mca. charging Mr..
scorn,l With neglect OF duty as Tire
cn-mlssioner was also dis missed.
T,sese Indictments date back 10 the
Va Wyck administration, when John
: arn4u was head Of the Fire Depart
n,C,t District-Attorney Jerome said In
court to-day that after careful investi-
cation he was certain that the eviden E
anon which the indictments were found
Nonil not prove sua lent 10 secure A
conviction should the cases be brought
TO frInt.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
FLAGMAN KILLED BY
CARSON N. Y. CENTRAL.
Slipped and Fell Beneath Car En-
deavoring to Board Train at
Morris Heights.

Patrick WEIGH, a New York Central
fagman. attempted to board a moving
train at the Morris Heights station on
the Putnam Division today He slipped
and fell under tie wheels. His right
leg and hand were cut IN. and he
died an hour later in Fordham Hospital.
The train was moving slowly at the
time OF the accident and was stopped
when onlS two wh,els had passed
over the unfortunate man. Conduc or
McOuilian telephoned to Fordham Hos
pital to have an ambulance meet the
train at Fordaam Landing. Tile In
iured man was placed in the baggage
car and a record run was made fr the
Il pt distance. Although Policeman
stake and the train crew did every
thing possible for WEIGH he died OF loss
OF blood He lived In Ki~nFsbridge.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
F. PALMER MOODY
IS SENT TO PRISON.
Bigamist Who Attempted Suicide
VIII Spend Between Three and
-Four Years in Sing Sing.

Frederick Palmer Moody. who ut
TEMPTED TO XII himself in a Third ave
nue. hotel. and who was found guilty
OF bisrny. was to-day sentenced to
not less than three and not more than
four years In States prison by Re
cordcr Con in Special Sessions, The
Recorder scored the p~risonerly heavily.
you have disgraced a family. one
OF the most respected Ia the city ne
said You are now OF no use to So
cicty or 10 yourself. believe a prison
sentence to be the only thing that viii
bring you TO a sense OF our coudi-
tion a"
The evening world., 1906-05-28
JAPANESE GUNS TO
CRUSH C0REAN REVOLT,

TOXIC, May @-Ano;her inciplent
revolt has been started in Corea. this
time at Honglu. where several hundred
rebels have seized ana are holding the
town. Hoagiu is protected by strong
walls. and 1t Will be Impossible 10 take
81 without artillery.
Al the request OF the Coreans tho
japanese have despatched a force to
cone wiki the rising. which Is reported
20 be the most serious thus far started.
HouEju Is situated near the coast,
ws 1f the sraul Fusan Railroad and
about seventy five miles south OF Che
mulpo the port of Seoul.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
ROOSEVELT ASSAILED BY
MORGAN ON PANAMA.

WASHINGTON. May IS - Senator
Morgan to-day. speaking on the Pan
anna Canal resolution. said there had
been an abuse 90 power by t7e Presi-
lent la the zone.
No member OF Congress. re said.
would dare introduce a bill FOR II law
10 carry out what the President had
done.
The evening world., 1906-05-28
WIFE OF Jarvis"
SEEKS HIS PARDON.
ESPECIAL to The Evening worl8)

ALBANY. May 2s-Mrs. Thomas p.
Wlckes, a sweet-faced woman. attlred
In black, called at the executive cham
Der to-day aud made a strong appeal In
BEHALF % Ler husband. the New York at
toruey who vas sent to prison last win.
ter Tor playing a dual role and carrying
on a blAckmalling game under the name
OF Jarvis.
Mrs. Nickcs asked TIM, her husband
hc released from prison under a pardon.
Her application VIII be taken up la er.