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New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
DIDN'T RAID FIGHT.
Tip to Captain DAILY Has a Bit
INCOMPLETE.

When serious-eyed. long-jawed man notified
Captain john DAILY. of the West 41th street police
station that a prizefsht was TO be pulled OF
last night at No West 4sth street. the captain
was prompt act
"A prizefght YOU say. Is that so. And only
short step away? Thank you said DAILY
At : p. m. sharp Captain Daly and Detectives
HorriSan Fox Gavoy. Gleason. Evans and Trainer
went steaIthfulIy. detectives should Co the i>ta
street address
Men were going into the building in fockz ard
droves Whistling to his six associates. the cap
tain led the way tn the door. 4 was taking
tickets. Captain Daly vas in civilian. dress He
advanced to the ticket taker and accosted him
Who is in charge heTee'' he demanded
Major Samuel Wood Upstairs. answered ths
doorman.
wait here" whispered DAILY to his policemen.
and he went upstairs
Are you Major Wood
Yes, sir
"Ah, When is this prizehsht 70 come on %
night?'
Eight O'Clock sharp
II was. then. all true. the sad-eyed man had
said pueiIistc affair was contemplated iu tAs
captains district The time 10 act had arrived
Il am Captain DAILY. Of the West 9Th street po-
lice station Do you mean TO tell me-me.-that
vou intend TO hold a prizehght in precinct I'm
here 10 tell you that YOU can't start.
This is not the ordinary prizehght. answered
the major This is going to be prizehght Of Iifs
in ten rounds
oh is IT, indeed?'' inquired the captain Vel
let me tell you. there will be no prizehsht WINS
I'm here. Understand"
Then the major explained. II was going 10 oe
ten-round przenght Of life. between Cyrano 60
DiabIn versus a Soul After FIVE minutes converse
ton with the major the captain said he would sta-
tlon one detective see that the laws were n's
violated. -
II was tableaus in ten scenes, representing 70
fsb, OF young man against the citys temptations
and was performed at the Salvation Army Indus
trial Home
There arrests
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
PARIS GREEN IN HIS SAP BUCKETS.
Farmer Accuses Neighbor of Plot Which
Might Have Cost Many Lives.
IN Telearaph 10 N Trlbure. |

Wooster, Ohio, March 1l-Ead it not been FOR the
discovery of paris green stiIl undssolved in his
hundred sap buckets by George GerstenslaGer, a
Congress Township farmer. this morning. poison
ing plot which might have cost scores of maple
sugar eaters their lives probably would have sue
ceeded.
C;erstenslager noted a greenish tint in several
buckets and in few found a green pow
der floating on the sap which ne intended boiling
down investigation proved the powder to be paris
green Gerstenslager followed trail of boot prints
In the soft earth Of his grove and tonight declares
he will swear out a warrant tomorrow for neigh
bor whom he accuses of plotting his ruin.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
NEW MYSTERY FOR DAYTON POLICE.
Body of Woman Found in Canal-If Slain,
Makes Seventh Recent Murder.

Dayton. Ohio. March 11.-Another banning mystery
confronts the Dayton police in the discovery to-day
of the body OF unknown white woman in the
below the Apple street bridge. In the opinion
of officers, II must have lain in the water about
a month. A month ago Charles Siefert told CorO-
swisher that he had seen a well dressed white
woman standing at the end of the Apple street
bridge apparently waiting for some Finding
that she being watched, the woman walked
toward the fair grounds. which ends at Apple
street and not seen again.
Six girls have been found slain in Dayton re-
Gently Four Of the murders have been
solved.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
TWINS ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY
They Are Only Fifteen and So Are Their Al
legged Victims.

Fifteen-year-old Joseph and Russell Aud. twins
who are so much alike that the only way the police
co,li toll them apart is that the formers hair is
lust a tinge lighter its fiery redness than that
Of his brother and that his audacious grin Is a
little broader were arrested last night by Patrol
man Gross of the West attn street station charged
with grand larceny.
Two other ffteen-year-old boys allege that the
twins suddenly confronted them, pushed them up
against a wall and robbed them Solomon Gold
berger and Morris Wacha wsky say one OF the
twins took diamond ring, worth so. from Gold
bereer.s finger and that the other twin took a
81 30 fountain pen from Walchawsky.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
Loros MEMBERS ENTERTAIN JEFFR1Es
Give a Supper for the Prizefghter After the
Theatre.

James J. Jefries, formerly champion heavy
weight prize fighter. entertained at supper,
following his performance Blanev's Lincoln
Square Theatre. last night. at ReisenVeber's as
the unofficial guest Of small party composed of
officers and members of the Lotos Club. only the
guests were permitted inside the dining-room. Be
fore leaving the stage at the end Of his perform
ance last night Jeffries said:
IF white man claimed the championship. 1
would make any announcement. but under the
conditions and the questions put to me. | can say
that II get into condition ! will have something
70
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
WILL FIGHT UNITED MINE WORKERS
Nova Scotia Operators Agree to Stand by
Provincial Workingmen's Association.

Halifax, y. s. March 11-As a result of the ac-
ton OF the coal operators OF Nova Scotia combining
their forces fight the entry of the United Mine
Workers of America into this province, great lab
war is predicted. Representatives of the various
mining companies have just met in session
and agreed that they would use every endeavof 10
prevent the United Mine Workers from gaining
control OF the labor at the mines in this province
rs such a step might ultimately result I'm the loss
of a large part of the Nova Scotia coal trade TO
Americans.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
ABANDON SOME STANDARD OIL CASES.
Government, Following Judge Anderson's De-
cision, Gives Up Hope of Conviction

Chicago, March n.-Al OF the criminal cases OF
the Standard oil Company of Indiana pending in
the northern district OF Illinois, with the exception
of two cases have been abandoned b. the govern
ment the result of Judge Andersons decision, 1t
was announced to-day. The two that may
still be prosecuted those involving oil ship
ments from whiting. Ind to Evansville. Ind over
the Chicago Eastern Illinois Railroad by way
of Dolton Junction. Ill. The maximum possible
punishment In these cases would be fine of
q nO0 600
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK HERE NEXT WEEK.

Albany March l1-Governor Hughes will be one
=, ,ha sneakers at the 81. Patricks Day banquet
~ the Friendly Sons Of ST. Patrick at Schenectady
naxt Wednesday evening He will respond To the
toast THE state of New York" on Thursday the
Governor will be in New York City, where he will
deIiver two addresses in connection with the
memorial exercises in honor Of exPresident Grover
cleveland He will speak in the afternoon at
Carnegie Hail. and in the evening at the College OF
tha Cftv Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
CHEMICAL COMPANY DIVIDEND.

Al the regular meeting OF the board OF director.
OF the American Agricultural Chemical Company
held yesterday, a senli-annuAl dividend of per
cent on the preferred stock was declared payable
sn April Is. 10 stockholders Of record March Ia
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
DEATH KEEPS HIM FROM FUNERAL

[Ry Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Winsted. Conn March u.-After having ar
ranged 10 attend the funeral of his uncle ex-Con-
gressman Washington F. Wilcox. in Cheshire to-
day Miner A. Wilcox, forty-six years old was
found dead In his home in Essex last night. Be
side the body the floor brier pipe and
newspaper. also his dog and cat. The medical ex-
aminer attributed death to heart failure
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
WIRELESS TOWER CONTRACT HITCH

Washington March IA hitch has occurIee "a
the letting of the contract for the eoo-foot 80
tower which is TO communicate with vesseis .1,vsr
navy three thousand miles away. Secretary -
found qualifications which he does not ike N - y.
contract and these will have TO undergo a SH-
before he will give his approval
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
EMINENT DOMAIN FOR UTAH SHELTERS.

salt Lake City. March 1.-THE Legislature
passed the tiover'rtrs veto to-day bill Civ
ing smelters right OF eminent domain in coun-
ties of fewer than twenty thousand inhabitants,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
cHlLp's APPENDIX ON LEFT SIDE.

Ridgeheid March IL (speciaD.-After having suf-
fered four attacks appendicitis Alice Patterson.
hve years old, operated upon to-day by DR..
Robert Wyle, a New York specialist The opera
ton revealed the fact that the child's appendix
was on the left instead of the right side. Her re-
covery is probsbls
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12
esArTeN eILL REcomMlTTEp.

afhsnr March 1.-The Gretian bill. authorizing
the state Superintendent Of Insurance take over
Insurance companies when IN his judgment such
scfieu would fife bes: interest the policy
Eclders reconalitte1 to-day AZ the request of
Senator GRADY sor hearing next Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1909-03-12

PittsbUrg March l1--Every coal mining con
ceIn in the Pittsburg district was represented
al q meeting held to-day at the Offices OF the
Pittsburg Coal Company 10 discuss and give
vent 10 THEN opposition to the proposed new
mining code prepared by ? commission ap-
pointed by Governor Stuart and pending
In the Legislature committee will probably
BE- appointed to-morroS TO convey ia Governor
Stuart the opposition Of the operators.
Millions of dollars worth OF modern electrical
machinery viii have to De removed and many
Of the big mining plants in Western Pennsyl-
vanla VIII he forced TO close II the bills pro-
posed and the amendm"nts offered are adopted %
said sae of the large. coal operators in the
district to-day. The bills were designed prI-
marty 10 protect the lives OF miners but the
operators tfinH they win work great kardships
OF them
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15

thcm through the medium of the
classified columns of the Standard
Just realize that every day. in the
Market Place of the MmnImakers,
You see the proof that individuals :
who nave some article or property to
sell. can draw customers to them, no
matter where they are located
Now ii individuals can do this
when they are only offering a single
sale. il stands to reason that the
business man or business woman who
has a fixed place of business. and who
wants TO get quito a number of Gus
toners. can do the same Only a
short experience in the classified col
umns will be enough 10 convince You
that it Is not necessary TO be located
on the main street, or on the ground
floor, in order to draw customers to
you"
Mr.. Munnimaker. who, as Is well
known. is the presiding spirit of the
Standard classified columns-is al
ways at the service OF any individual
OF any business man oil business wo-
man. who desires to consult him Just
ring telephone No. sc, the Standard
Office. and speak TO Mr Munnlmaker.
} Titan Syndicate Inc V W
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You give. the attractivencss of your
offers. the way you do business. and
the kind OF services You render to
your customers. Now, what | want
TO emphasize is. when YOU advertise
in the Market Place of The Munni
makers, poor location is no obstacle
10 building up a business. No matter
II YOU are on side street. even if
You are pretty far off the main tray
els, nevertheless people will hunt
you up and come TO you. Even If YOU
arc In the second or third story and
not even in the front of a business
building, you can draw people straight
10 your Office or your services. And,
on the other hand. YOU may even be
on main street, where thousands of
people are passing every day, and
still hardly ten out OF a thousand will
know they are passing your store, or
Will know what kind of goods or
values you have inside. The best
and easiest and surest way TO make
them know where you are, and to
make them learn how to get there.
is to draw them to your store by
means of an attractive offer made TO
Copyright. 1909. by Metror
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Customers CpOWdilg
To a Side Street
Business Place
BY MIR. MUNNINIAKER
The Famous Profit Wizard of the Standard Classified Advertising
Columns.

HIhere thing of Importance and nestimabe
business advantage the Market Place of the Aunnmaker he
classified ads of the Standard that wish could emphasize
strongly the minds OF the business community and OF md
vdua who readers of the Standard said Mr. Nnnmaler
the famous Profit Wizard of the Standard yesterday
ton with caller at the Standard office.
Did stop to realize that the keynote of the whole
classified section of the Standard value 1t location 1t
not the fact that business
street There of whether
windows whether the third
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MINE DISASTER CLAIMS
OVER 300 VICTIMS WHO
LEAVE 1000 ORPHANS
CONTINUED rrom Page one3



Cherry. Ill.,. Nov. 14.-Nearly four
hundred human beings. men and boys,
1t Is now estimated, are dead or per.
ishinG In the st Paul mine here,
though experts who succeeded In pene-
trating the smoke-filled air shaft to
the depth of 200 feet late today re-
turned with ray of hope for the
griefstrlcken relatives OF the entomh.
ed men.
That the fire has been eXiinguish.
ed was the conclusion of mining ex.
perts and inspectors sent by Governor
Deneen to investigate the calamity.
For more than thirty hours the pris.
onerS have been cut off from fresh
air That life could exist under such
conditions Is doubted. but. as no trace
OF high temperature was found in the
depths OF the mine tonight. officials
of the company hope the victims may
have found safety in remote recessea
OF the mine.
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MASOhI6.

Queen Esther Chapter No. T. o. e.
s. Regular meetings held at Masonic
hall on Washington avenue. between
Twenty-hfth and Twentysi1th streets
the first aud third Fridays Of zach
month. SoJournlng members cordial.
ly invited 10 attend.
EVA F. COREY. W. NJ.
LILY V. HALSTED. Sec'y.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES.

OGDEN OFFICE SUPPLY Co.
Everything for the office. $50 oath
J. r. ORANE-PaInt,ng and Paper.
hanoIno-2219 Madison. Bell phone
7GS-K
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Copyright 1909. by Metropolitan Syndicate Inc Y W
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FOR RENT.
UNFURNISHSD HOUSES.

5-room house. on bench. S13-50
5-room house, on Adams ,....,, 1850
7-room modern house. close In. $500
Groom modern house, close in. 5000
Il. f. BratZ. IL IL Nv
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ORDER Of OWLS.

Ogden Nest. No. 1918, Order Of Owls.
meets In Odd Fellows Hall. over Elks
club. cve:y 2nd and ith Wednesday
nights of each month. Visiting Owls
cordially invited
JOSEPH OLIVER, President
w. N. PIGGOTT. Secretary.
BIS oath Street
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RATES OF ADVERTISEMENTS

THE PRICE OF ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE CLAss1.
FLED OR WANT COLUMNS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
NO FIRST INSERTION, IF LESS THAN 25 WORDS
CAN BE LESS THAN 25 CENTS. FOR EACH DAY AFTER
THAT ONE CENT PER WORD. TWO LINES OR MORE
FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK OF SIX DAYS ONLY 25 CENTS
PER LINE BY THE MONTH rs CENTS PER LINE NO
CHANGES ALLOWED ON ABOVE RATES ALL ARove
RATES MUST BE PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
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ROYAL NEioHeoRs Or AMERICA.
Excelsior Camp n. 3240, meets
every second and fourth Monday even
Ing OF e1ch month at the Eagles aall
Visiting members cordially Invited.
MRS, Mary DORA. Oracle, 2es
Twerty-second street.
JOSIE RHEA. Recorder. 25S 22nd ST.
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WoOOMEN OF THE WORLD.

WoOOMEN OF THE WORLD.
Weber Camp no, "a. meets In K
OF P hall in the Utah National Bank
building every Thursday evening at s
o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially
invited 10 attend
A. I. WYkES, C. c.
E. AUTH. Clerk. First National
Bank Building
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MRS. C. e. LEE-Hair Switches
Fey sole at reduced prices Hair
cbaics g speciality. Masquerade cos
tunes TO rent for balls and theaters-
hll mall orders promptly attended to.
32l 24th st. p. o. Box 435.
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3. p. o. ELkS
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS

wasatch Division No. i2i, O. R. c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2;so ,. N. in K. OF P. hall corner
Washington avenue and 21th street
All brothers are cordially innted to
attend.
GEO ALLEN, C c.
D. l. BOYLE, S and 7.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS.
(ContinuedD

BOARD and room. AS 26th Street
20 Il
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN.

Ogden Homestead. No 1905. meets
first and third Thursday nights at
7:50 in Labor Union Hall cath St
Visiting Archers cordially invited 10
meet with as.
HENRY BUCHELL, Foreman, 252
END Street
o. z. WILLIAMS, Correspondent
1872 2lst Street
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FRATERNAL.
IMPROVED ORDER OF aEo MgN

Improved order OF Redmen. Iiiawa.
tha Tribe No. 3. meets in Eagle hall.
Friday evenings at s o'clock. Visiting
chiefs cordially invited.
]. L. BLOSSER. Sachem.
e r. GEIGER, C. of r.
A B. WRIGHT. C. of W.
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PIANO TUNING

a. II. GROSE-E1pert Plano Tuner
Broom Hotel Satisfaction guarnn.
teed. S-6-3mo
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ROYAL AECANUM.

Fraternal Beneficiary Order. In.
sures men at reasonable rates. Accu-
mulated emergency fund nearly five
million dollars. Rocky Mountain Coun'
ell, No. 6S7. meets second and fourth
Thursday at |. o. o. F. hall. 2ll6
Washington avenue H L. Peterson,
Regent. ]. w. Wotherspoon. Collector.
6. B Roberts. Secretary.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

OR. A. Observation-Disclosures and
surgeon-Oflce hours. 10 and IL a
m. IL to p. m $40 25th 81. Once
phones. Bell 515K; Ind. BIS. Residence.
64G Wash. Ind. phone 602.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE.

BARBER trade taught In eight weeks.
Graduates earn from IL TO 80 dol
lars per week. Moler Barber College,
1e Commercial St. Salt Lake City.
Utah 6-lI-tf
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XNIcurs OF pyTHIAs.

Ogden Lodge No. 2. Knights OF
Pythias, meets OF Castle Hall. Utah
National Bank building, every Mon
day evening. All K OF P.s requested
to meet with us.
AMOS HUDSON. C. C.
w. w. CROSSMAN. NJ Of E.
W S. UNDERWOOD. K Of r.
aud S.
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MODERN woooMEN OF AMERICA
Utah Camp No, 1890. meets every
Tuesday night at S p. m. at Eagles
Hall. 25th ST. Visiting members In.
vlted 10 meet with us
A. W Agee. Consul.
J. II. SHAFER. ClerA-
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SANITARY WORK
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

SlADE-Sucoeseor to Allen Trans
te- co... C. Slnde, Lessee. Furniture
Vans and Storage. Once 40s 25th St
Both phones 321.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING

K. VAN kAmPEN-Parlor furniture
upholstered and repaired. vanishing.
mattress making. carpets cleaned, nt
md laid. Estimates submitted on re-
quest. Phones Ind. 66l. Bell SSS-A
2769 Voiker. u
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

OFFICE rooms for rent Apply ]. \.
Spargo, 2iG5 Wash. Ave. il 10 1wk
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north Washington Ave. Inquire AS
25th Street II Is II
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JUNK
MUSIC

OGDEN CITY MILITARY BAND
Music furnished for all occasions. Ind
1133-3724-A. Bell 1905. lit
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THREE ROOM house for rent on the
hill. close In. city water, 500 per
month, Inquire 352 oath ST. 11rl2-tf
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-26
THREE ARIZONA
AEN FOR GOVERNOR
kibbey Has Opposition to His Re-
appointment and the Contest :.
Becomes Interesting.

Phoenix. Feb. 26.-The contest for
governor of Arizona has become in
teresting within the past three weeks
and IL is said in some circles that
Governor kibbey may not be the chief
executive of the territory under the
Taft administration. despite the fact
that he was recently reappointed by
Roosevelt. The Senate has so far
failed to confirm the appointment and
q fight is being made on Kibbey In
the Senate.
There are three active candidates
against him. Col. Sturges of Pima, u.
c. Adams OF Phoenix and George A.
Young of Prescott are the three and
50 far il is hard to tell which one has
the best chance. II Is said that Ad-
ans will have Maricopa county and
probably Pinal and Yuma to back
him up Sturges will have Pima and
santa Cruz, with Graham and Gila
unknown. Young will probably have
the solid north which would seem to
give him the necessary backing. but
as the other two are active, there is
a chance that one or the other may
land the job The successful candi-
Gate must have the recommendation
of the territorial Republican organ
iyation and the fight for this is be-
coming closer.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-26
BRAINS Of BURBANK 4
HAVE BEEN CAPITALIZED
The Wizards Work Will Now BE
Given More Freely to the Entire
World.

san Francisco. Feb. 26.-Luther
Burbank's brains have been capitaliz-
ed In order that his wonderful dis
coveries may be more generally dis
tributed and incidentally that his
work of discovery may not be ham
pered by business worries, the brains
and genius OF Burbank, the plant
wizard, have been made the basis for
corporation with capital stock Of
several million dollars.
Hartland Law and his brother,
Herbert T.. Law, two well known mil
lionaires of this city, are the men who
have secured the rights to distribute
to the world the marvellous plant dis
coveries of the santa Rosa naturalist
Working alone, Burbank had not the
time to give the resuls Of all his eX-
periments to the public
one of the FIRST things undertaken
by the new company will be- the fuller
development OF the spineless cactus,
which promises to transform desert
wastes into grazing lands for cattle.
In this connection it is announced
that Burbank has developed a cactus
capable Of producing saccharine mat
ter Whicl viii yield both sugar and
alcohol
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-26
mrs. G0ulDs WITNESS
GUILTY or PERJURY
jury Finds That She Made False
Statements Against Gould in the
suit for Divorce.

NewYork, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Ben Teal
was found guilty today of attempted
subordination of perjury in connec-
ton with Mrs. Frank ]. Gould's suit
Tor divorce. The jury had been out
since late yesterday and reached a
verdict just before noon.
Mrs. Teal was brought over from
the Tombs and was considerably un-
nerved when the verdict was read
Witnesses in the cast testified that
Mrs. Teal laid the ground works for
false affidavits to be used against
Gould
Mrs. Teal was sentenced to a year
in the penitentiary. She is the wife
of Benjamin Teal, one of the best
known theatrical managers in the
country. As the verdict was read she
sank to her knees and was lifted to
her chair. one Of the jurors was
weeping as sentence was imposed.
All the jurors signed recommend
alton for clemency. Judge Foster in
sentencing Mrs Teal, said that he
had been deeply impressed by the
demeanor of Mr. Teal. who sat be-
side his wife during the trial. A pa
thetic feature of the ease is that Mrs
Teal is the mother OF a child but six
teen months old