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The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
Gladstone

Mrs. o. R. Rich is expected home this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland is visiting in
Spokane.
Snow, and then more snow. Get out
your bob sleds.
j. H. Baker and family moved to the
Lee farm Monday.
Miss Mary Ann Little returned from
a visit to the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Bremen was in Dickinson
Monday having some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus 3. Lee returned
from Dickinson Wednesday morning.
C. E. Eldred and son of Dickinson
were in town Sunday, visiting relatives.
A number of accidents on the N. P.
have delayed the passenger trains,
lately. t
Mrs. Geo. Wilson left for Glen Ullin
on No. 8 Monday after a few days. stay
here. -
A. Croy returned from Lincoln, Ne.
braska, from a visit with his family
here.
These early snow storms are hard on
the farmers who have flax still in the
stack.
Chris Grasl. Peter Simon, Jacob Krier,
VIM. Merlak. H. Boehrnsen were bust
ness visitors in Dickinson Monday.
DR.. Davis motored from Dickinson
Tuesday. He was called to attend Mrs.
Hoist.
You will miss something if you fail
to see the 'tdardscratch Twins in
Breezy Point December 1.
Thos. Fanghman. special freieh,
claim agent. was here November is on
business for the railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Reiter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Refers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank K~irschenheiter, left 70,
St. Louis, No.. Monday. where they
will reside for the winter.
The 20 o. l." Club have decided to
give Breezy Point on Friday evening,
December 1. at the Gladstone school
building. Popular prices. everyone
welcome.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18

If the Mott Pioneer opinion holds good,
the Northern Pacific will continue the
Cannonball branch of the Missouri River
and Western North Dakota line next
spring. The branch was completed
last year from Mandan to Mott and q
preliminary survey has been run west
through the country south of New Eng
land via Marmar,h to Miles City. How
ever. no plats have been filed and until
such time as they r filed there will
be no extension of the line from Mott.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
COMING ATTRACTIONS
DICKINSON OPERA HOUSE

Nov. 10th, 21st and 22nd-''Albine. =
Nov. 23rd-"Busy Icy, by Geo. Sidney.
Nov. 10Th Senator Gore lecture.
Dec. 5th-Roberts. Burger & Roberts.
Dec. 8th-Dick-Bergan Co.
Dec. 30th-"The Squaw Man."
Jan. 4th-''Ben Lindsay lecture.
Jan. 13th-'Graustark."
Jan. 24th-':Seven Days" 81
Feb. 13th-C. P. Connolly lecture.
Feb. 24th-'.'When Knighthood was in
Flower
Feb. 2Sth-''Rose Melville"
March i4th-."'Tbe Rosary"
March 18th St. Patrick's home talent
play.
March 2sth-"Campers.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
LANDS FOR

l have Wisconsin farms and farm
lands to exchange for improved lands
anywhere in this vicinity. Write me at
once giving the number of ere in your
farm, the character of the Improvements,
percentage of pillow land and number of
acres broken and under cultivation. Also
kinds and quantities of crops harvested
the last season.
/ will act on the information received
and shall. come out to look your place
over with the view Of closing a deal.
Write at once if you want to sell your
farm. Show this to your neigbor.
JOHN H. WALECHKA.
Eland, Wisconsin.
1I-4-2t
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
versippi .

Old winter is right on deck this year.
Pretty severe for a starter. IL
Lee Palmer and family have visited
since Friday with Vim. David 8 people.
Mrs. Dolly Pells and Miss Belle Lam
phear visited their mother. Mrs. Chebe
Lanphear. Monday and Tuesday.
Earl David and Miss Belle LanpheaI
were quietly married Wednesday after
noon at Dickinson. They intend to
make their future home in Gladstone.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
1T STARTLED THE WORLD

when the astounding claims were first
made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, but
forty years of wonderful cures have
proved them true, and everywhere it is
now known as the best salve on earth for
Burns, Boils, Scalds, Sores, Cuts, Bruises.
Sprains, Swellings, Eczema, Chapped
hands, Fever Sores end Piles. Only 25c
at T. ]. Greene & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18

For pains in the side or chest dampen
a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's
Liniment and bind it on over the seat of
pain. There is nothing better For sale
by All Dealers
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18
RANCH AM ST OCk FOR
SALE
SALE

No I ranch, cattle, horses and machinery.
Hay OF winter 1000 head. Fine Bad Land
winter range. This wiltspay you to look
into. Particulars. Address Box /, Nc
kenzie Co., MaryN.%D. 8-s-tf
The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18

Mott has q night policeman and on ac-
count of this faithful servant, as it ap-
pears from the Pioneers version, the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
FULL CREW LAW rs
ALLEGED VIOLATED
ialit'rnia Trainncn WIN Prosecute
santa cI I,ailrnad tor Inh,cdlng
New Employees Law.

san nernardino Cal. July ~ The
alleged violation OF the -mll crew
BIN hN The Santa Fe Is 10 be prose
cuicd. according 20 railroad ualnmen
here. Who have laid evidence ia the
cases before The railroad commission
10 Is said that action Is to be- begun
within week n Is charged that tho
santa Fe Is paving little attention to
he new act and mat a large number
ol violations are known.
The first trouble arose several
months ago when the SANTA Fe took
% the additional brakomeu -on some
local passenger trains, claiming that
they had found loophoie IN the
Woldng at the act which allowed
thcm 90 omit baggage ana mail cars
~ the count ul passenger ears The
contention oi the railroad men bee
lore the commission Was upheld aud
The notion of the Santa r. held "a Vic.
lntiuu
According tO members of the
brotherhood Uf Railway Tuinmou
the Santa fe has not since pul the
additional brakeman back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
TEXAS LEAGUERS TO
ARRIVE TONIGHT
FROM AMARILLO
First Game OF Series of Two
Will Be Played on Traction
Park Diamond Tomorrow
Beginning at 3:45.

The Texas LcagucIs ago anN ON
their Wl, tu Albuquerque lu play lWU
WmDs with the Albuquerque Guys
Tlt LoHWris viii reach here ai mid.
uiphi tonight after their luuH Journey
non. 900, Panhandle ut tine Lone star
state, Aud Doc I,NHu. are NOT nav.
cliug 'yD.W hundred miles Tor thn
purpose ai getting beating 100 their
uuIU... end. Toe l.NIwupIs VIII
ulus go Traction PARK diamond to-
morrow ANA sunday The game i'.
morrow VIII NOT begin until g o. aud
thtIp viii I. BOO excuse CO.. any llyr
vine uu tu MISS the contest III.
SUNDAY gam, viii bogiu at . O'Clock
ls usual MANAGER Dan pHdilla hI.
pui up biE chunk of cola Go Driua
thr Tcsus io Albuquerque n rs up
tn Albuquerque iu turu oui iu record
uIUadtnn cIuWsls tu ga, games fouu
row und SUNDAY The games VIII GER
tAuS lee welt worth seeing Ont ut
seventeen games PLAYED This season
irr Amarillo bunch has lost hlu one
- Do, fans win have AN opportunity Co.
morrow ald thc next dar lu seo what
hiud oft an organization tho Ahugucr
uuo Gi1Ns is Tho GRAY Save not
pulled on game of baseball uu thn
home grounds fuI nearly month aud
bali Rain, rau Hui more raia amt
playing nwat from home bas been the
cause
o., game sport aud make 8n oy.
tra effort ,o see both tho gdu, iomur
row ami the game sunday afternoon.
The games viii be- chOck 'lll of base
ban and every bu as exciting as q big
league contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
JOHN Killing TIPS CUBS
TO WIN REMNANT
New Work Likely o. GIVE Chlcago
nunch naitir, Eat CHANCES Ncu
lin,c ilng Grnbhrd say Famous
catcher.

Boston Mass July e> John Klinc
formerly oI the thirdgo Cabs. nov oi
f. Bos ou Rustlcr- hiss issued q
rather Interesting pennau. forecast
Surprising a- 10 maN snoW, Kline
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Western I.cnpuc.
WHERE THEY ptNN TOMORROW.
National League

Boston nj pitUshurg
Hruoklyu at Cincinnati
Sow YurA &C So Louis
Philadelphia az chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
WORK THNT rELLs.
Plenty of II HAS Ib'en Duno Right
Here la Albuducrquc.

Cures that last are cures that tell
To Thoroughly know tho virtues uf "a
medicine you must ms, stlgute ina
cures and See II they prove permu-
mont boan's kidney pills stand this
test and plenty of proof exists right
here In AlbupucruHc. People who
testified years ago % relief from
hnelNchc. kidney and urinary dlsoT-
drrs, now declare that relief was pcr-
mHu.nt ana pe cure perfect How
can any Albuquerque sufferer longer
doubt tho evidence
} r. Curd, OF Albuaucrque. y. NJ
says. some three or four years ago
Deans kidney pnls were brought
tn our attention ana the contents of
several boxes gave Keller 10 "a member
OF the family who had suffered
greatly from kidney complaint Shr
was brncfttod so greatly that sh,
gladly testified as Go the curative
powers of Doan's kidney Pills ia a
public statement Since thcu I have
taken boaus kidney pills myself
and have found them very effective
in relieving backacAe and regulating
the uassagcs of tho kidney score
t'ons our experience with this prcu-
lar1uuu warrants osr high opinion OF
h."
For sale hy am dealers Price soc
i Foster Milhurn CO. Uuffalo. Now
YORK sole agents for the United
| States.
Remember the poan's--
/ ana take no other Is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
NOTICE ron pUni.tC NTION
OI5agH.

Small IIoidns Claim SO. 22l Not
cont land,
Department of the Interior. United
states land office. santa Pc y NJ,
Jul, 20. 1871.
Noticc Is hereby given that the rol-
lowing named claimant has filed uo-
ur, ut his intention Go make final
proof In pport OF his ciaim under
sections IL and a. of tho act ot March
2. 1891 (i6 stats, Ndil, as amended
by the act OF FEBRUARY ~. 1898 ca
stats, ftop, ana that said proof Wll
bee made before a. g. Walker. pro-
bate clerk. at. Albuquerque, y NJ ON
September =. 1871, viz Luis ppdlla,
as heir of Tlrcio padilla. Of padillas,
\. A.. for the claim 2sI. for lot T..
section lots 2 ana 3, section aud
lot T. sections and B. township q
north, range east. survey approNOd
1908.
~, names the following witnesses
90 prove hin actual continuous adj
verse possession Of said tract for 20
your a,Nt preceding the survey az
th, township, VIA.
3umuu Mataga, ~ilyctio sanchez.
Nurcrnuu sanchez. Juan sanchez s.
ponn. All of padiuas, y NJ
ANY person Who desires Go protest
tguinst the allowance of said proof
or who knows of any substantial rUu-
s"u under the laws and regulations
~ she interior department Why such
proof should not be- allowed will he
rlven an opportunity AZ the above
mentioned time ANA place 10 cross'
examine tho witnesses of snid claim
ant ana to offer evidence Ina rcbultu
90 that submitted by claimant
MANUEL u. OTEUO.
RogiNter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Perfectly SAFE.

a little hos on shin was standiag
on deck when me sea was qusio rough
Are you not airaid2' someone said
10 him. 80.
on, no. ne answered rive been
yacinatcd and baptized both
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SUMMER SCHOOL IS
NOW OVER
Final Examinations Have
Been Held and Students Re-
turn Home; Uniforms For
Band.


l'I- N't's' ~ NJ july -s-~ fIhW
sam. n'.'"ht wore 100 progress 200 the
N'i'''I University to-day ana tho .dW-
'h.' s,h'"I was ht'uthi 600 '."s"
''- afternoon I"nishi "ud iom"r-
."N ''' students Nul return ID" 'hcr
."n'- Many "I "a" norma i'a'h~
''s 'r, planning To- spend me r.m'in-
orr 'I llc summer 100 other sui's-
some 'l lhr ''H,n'r. are preparing
Z" 'h' 'h.'f hnal departure, having
l'-'tn' ' 'lh.' 'h' r''s' "l the r"su-
"r ''i" "i 7rh'". Examinations for
S'H'"' cor li''"t"@ "'il Dee given to-
"''iI'" 'n' SATURDAY I'i l'' ''irh"'s
h''.''' '' lH' san Milu'l county 'n-
.Hll'" winch "'~ hold during inc
'''' .''i "''kS 100 conjunction with
''. 'II"N summer school
i'i we PURPOSE 'l studying th"
won '' hlr'N "l ih' N"rma' uni-
''''''' MISS t'nn'r f"rd OF Las
I'.'n arrived lh '+'N vegas last
"'F.' 'nu WIZ P. ih''u mere tn"ut Two
'"H Nj F'td b. masking report
on .n' h.l' hi' "I th' territory Tor
10. Vow movie" Agricultural ANA Ne
.N'i.'a' college 'i l.'F cruces. IN"
N"lihn' I'' h'H Cd good collection 2
'"'''' '.'O@ ''h''e NUNS many OF
'N, 'i'.''- I''h" 'n 80" Mexico.
""' .i'ns Tor Ih' Greater Las
N'H'' "'"' ave expected 20 arrive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SANTA FE CLUB TO
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
AFTER NEXT
Ancient City Team Has Been
Recognized and Will Keep
All Dates; Now Known as
Solomon Grays.

The salmon GEaNs of Santa Fc re-
cent?, reor4uuil,d. will play 100 tIbu-
quorluo u sunday. Aueuat Il. Mun-
aEor Dan IudIlm of she Alnupuorlur
Grats haNna made such u arrange
mont with Manager Lop,l Of IA, ~un-
ta Fe club The santa BE- team was
TOO may" pny.l here last SUNDAY Wt
fail,d tn kr.u thr date bo,uus. or the
uiahaudiug uI tho aggregation ttn-
Dr-uuilatilu WJs effected however
end tl, club s new known ass the
santa lfc salmon Grays SO ministries
m'u ar, tu pluf un the club u- Nus
no cnsr last year when .eam also
tuoWu as ih, salmon Gmys flourish.
3d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

spruius require careiu treatment
Nccp quiet md apply Chamb,rlalu's
Imminent freely u Will remove the
soreness ana quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition, For sale by
AN dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

For summer diarrhoea IN children
always give ChamherlaIn's Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy and
castor OH ana speedy cure rs certain
For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

names The cubs 10 win the penuant
not the Rustlors Reason why chi.
cago viii take another National League
'lag are presented most plnusiblN.
Whit Eliug said follows.
Whom lou the cubs there was
ON" thing I wanted To do That Was
Co compare them with the other clubs.
] could NOT do this before without Just
"a little prejudice, because ! had been
with ihom for 80 many wears wanted
to ascertain { there was not another
team which could take the champion
shin away from Chance. But I must
sa, honestly ! DO not think there b..
OF course. may be wroug but n
lis my opinion that Chance still has
Tho best team In the league philadcl-
pha looks good. and SO does the
Giants team hat the cubs sutpass
both W'hy. chance does not seem TO
have "a weak SPOT on his club Ills
pitching stan ls not weak hy any
means Find me set OF twirlcrs who
can surUaasF Brown Rcuihach Mrln.
tire. cole Richie and Curtis
"i.OOk gt ne way MS team Is hit
tins and hcljing % is strong gen.
orally. and that Sc what counts Phil.
adclphm has good hitting club, but
Doom certainly does NOT hope to win
The bunting with only Alexander Snd
Moore They cannot hold up aud viii
NOT
Sow York Is likcly to give the
cubs battle, bu' aill ! 'hinN
Chances mon have 10 on The Giants
iu agnreB- ivpness and hitting and also
pitching { cannot figure it any other
tli. because want to make myself
lluk GOOD with thr Chicago fans u
fst.ruet go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

For the best saddle horses Jn enc
city cali phone No, 3, W. l.. Trimblc
ia North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
HUNTING TRIP IS
PLANNED BY BIG
LEAGUERS
Bunch of Celebrities in Base.
ball World Will Go Into
Wilds This Winter to Kill
Big Game.

New YORK. Juv IS --lr beneficial
results accrue SCI the, De- when 'Nr'
Brid0cil ol th, Giants .pont h,s vim
tors .u hunting to maintain physical
strength tur nur, holds much in
store tor three promising major
league players. The men lrr dolly"
stark OF th. Brooklyn National
l"uguo club, Arthur GrIgge Jud VII
Dec Mitchell. members of tnp rl,Fe-
land American Leosuo team
EridN.ls experience may h1y. bad
something Co dp with ih. proposed
irip off tu' three players D. stark.
Grigg~ and Mitchell play better iu
the s"'sou of lr12. fans rau uur.s.
utD their work to th, outdoor ftip
which they Will head 100 Mexico this
coming winter shouting wild turkey
and quail, ana graphing with boprs.
Ii th'r' ur" any a. -ouu us tlr ma
ipr league seasons are over. stark.
GrIgr4 And Mitchell are going t1 san
Antonio. % city boo which 1ll three be-
gan th"tr 'grIr professional rgp"r-
i'uros. Thoro tuc, viii boz Joined by
George %. L,idN. manager OF tb, san
Ant"uio tvIm. who has been cusaged
iu minor league baseball for more
than ton YEAR. and by q rcw mclcr.
Of tha san Nntunia CreVj league nine
An ull wagon viii hc secured.
packed WITH provisions and armament
ana tie winters trip viii begin. For
h,r mouths tho BOYS Will rough b. Boo
the open. breathing lee the fresh HJr
BraokNu "Ius' have taken Kindly
Co. stark. Tie is ambitious. always
Austliug, ana in timo ho should nuke
ar excellent shurtstnp for tho irlm
Tho future for stark D. one OF tnr
great possibilities. as BE- ia for every
yuuurgtcr who tries Go hrrIk foo with
% major league cluo which needs "a
stronr. reliable shortsjou If stark
takes thc best yHro OF himself ulr.
Tor ten or NOR. seasons 60 COME is
awaiting him.
should he develop ns fast az be-
gives indications 90 Times ~ doing.
Do should max. ou, OF The best slort-
stops HrpoklNn has ever had 81 he
succeeds 100 playing the Important iu-
h'ld position with certainty it win be
unnecessary tor Brooklyn 90 try ont
two cor three different mon for tp.
% ~ several seasons.
'hN oli' iouIi mas been round with
-''tk "''s year Iha' is his ouuus
/" inc carry r'rt of th" season he
''d"m hl' nh' "u' of t1p inhr.d,
'"' JUST ''I'i' h' was FORCED Co zee
'"t i'N weeks ago, 'n account of
'hl"' Dee was batting hard ~
was reason Tor NlH'ks weak n'-
TINS 'igar .mok, IrritJt.I h|s psss.
and Iur long time De-. HH4 uuauI.
'' -'' ."I'" ball W''I
''.- ''''''.. '. ''' h'''' '' one OF
re '''- n"' ''N' Ions
+''h "h '"' ''i mt a medium bold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

ladies Mandolin and Guitar Trio.
Nih pla, tor parties, dnncc-. rcccp-
tion~ nnd entertainments Rates
reasonable lirst-class service. NJ
ply To- di,octrc~S, telephone SGG, Net.
rOpoliiau hotel.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
GIRL AGAINST MOTHER
IN SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
TeStifies in Fathers Action and
Justice Declines to Let Lawyer
Question Her,

A pathetic case on the undefended al.
vorce calendar in the Supreme Court
to-day was that OF George T.. Pastor,
who sue his wife. Mrs. Keziah Baston.
One OF the chief witnesses for the plain
tin was tho pretty sixteen-year-old
daughter of the couple. called by the
father to prove his Charge that tho
mother had been unduly friendly with
benjamin Langman, a salesman who, In
1903, following the separation Of the
Eastons, was a boarder in Mrs. Eas-
toms home at No. 6l2 West One Hun
dred n Twenty-ninth street.
TIL youg girl tearfully testified that
size had seen her mother acting improp-
ery with the boarder me then counsel
for Easton asked her to 30 into more
details.
Never MIND" ~tnterposed Justice
Blanchard. do not press this child
any further. ] believe she is telling the
truth and What size has testified to a.
sufficient"
The weeping daughter was Their OK.
cused from the witness stand and Jus.
tice Blanchard reserved decision. Eas.
ton Is a prosperous insurance agent
His wife IL said to be travelling In TN
West with the man named as core,
spondent In tho suit.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
CAT COMES BACK,
BUT TAKES FIVE
MONTHS TO Do It
incidentally, Minnie Walks
1877 Miles and Crosses Sew
eral Rivers on Way Home.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jar. 1s.-After q
five months journey OF at least 13I
miles Minnie, a big Maltese cat. Is safe
at home In the cottage OF II. w. Had
den. No. $3.50 West Lemon street. Min
ME walked in last night. looking fine
and without any sort OF greeting to her
master and mistress hoped up into the
chair she had been wont TO occupy be-
fore the family went to Sea Isle City.
", j., to spend the summer months.
Minnie accompanied the family 10
Sea Isle City. but early In August she
disappeared. There were several chill
dren visiting the Haddens ut the time.
and the cat had manifested unequivocal
signs OF Jealousy.
The family searched throughout the
summer resort for the big Maltese,
but could get no trace OF her. Minnie
was advertised for and a reward Of
fered for her return. But Minnie was
leisurely headed for home.
As tho crow flies 1t is one hundred
n th~lrty-seven miles from Sea Isle
City to Lancaster. but as Minnie footed
Il, Il was undoubtedly many miles more.
There were several rivers to cross. In
Guiding the Delaware. and 1t IL not
likely that Minnie swan them. How
she got over them and still managed to
keep headed for Lancaster Is both a
mystery and a marvel.
Tho cat was neither emaclated nor
travel stained. Sho was round and
plump and her coat In perfect condi-
ton. The rlgors of her journey had
not interfered with her careful blu
tons. Her Goa was extraordinarily
long, "a IL shc had put on an extra
wrapping against the cold weather.
II was about . o'clock when Minnie
arrived. Mr.. and Mrs. MADDEN heard
n familiar scratching at the door. Mr.,
Hadden opened tho door. and in walked
| Minnie. Mrs. MADDEN thought II was
an apparltion and almost s~woonSd. Al
hope OF recovering Minnie had Ions
been abandoned. 1t had been conceded
that she had either gone to the bow
vows or had found another home.
Even Mr.. Hadden could not believe
The evening world., 1911-01-18
PRISON BETTER
THAN PARK BENCH;
GETS THREE YEARS
With Only One Penny of
1891 He Took Left, Thief
Gets Quick Trial. M

A ragged. unwashed man. shivering
with cold. walked into the Detective
Bureau at Headquarters to-day and
said to Lieut.. Deevy:
i've come TO give myself up"
who are you and what have you
done7' asked the lieutenant.
I'm Joe Hickey of No. 529 West One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth street." said
the stranger. and I duckcd u n
couple OF weeks ago with a lot of
dough. The money IL gonc and I'm all
In and I'D rather be in q warm jail
than n cold park"
Deevy looked up the records. Ho
found that Hickey. who 1 san organ
maker by trade. had been employed rs a
handy mar about the cafe OF Thomas
Rogerson at No. S57 Broadway. Jan. 8
Rogerson gave him 1851 IN cash and 500
In checks. to DO deposited in the River
side Bank. Instead of going to the
bank Hickey headed for Easton. Penn.
where he had once served q two year
sentence Tor burglary. and had a lot of
~congenial friends.
Crossing the Delaware River that
night on the train I threw the bankbook
In the water" said Hickey. 81 burned
up the checks and then ! started in "a
have n good time with the money. !
had II, too. believe me. i was a great
little guy while Il lasted. but It didn't
last. What I didn't give to my pals
and spend on them. they stole from me.
I've got just this much left"
And he pulled n solitary penny out OF
his pocket and held It up.
Finding hat an Indictment for grand
larceny had been issued against Hickey
last week. Decvy sent him straight e
the Criminal Courts. There he pleaded
guilty In Part V. OF General Session,
n inside Of three hours from thu
time he surrendered Judge Swami hat
tsentenced him to three years at hard
labor and he was on his way to Sins
Sing.
Hickey. according to the Headquarters,
records. was nee tried for killing a
man who was shot while the two O,
them struggled for the possession OF @
revolver at FIftieth street and Seventh
avenue. This was in 1899 and he wa,
acquitted.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
GOVERNOR WILSON SURE
OF SMITHS DEFEAT.
MARITIME viii Be Elected Senator,
He Declares, But Has Not
Checked the Vote.

TRENTON. y. j.. Jan. 1s.-Gov. Will
son was at the state House to-day and
when asked regarding the United States
Scnatorship, for which James i. Mar
tine and james Smith jr. are contestlng.
again expressed his belief that the for
mer would win.
Gov. Wilson would not predict on what
ballot OF the Legislature Mr.. MARITIME
would be elected Senator, n In reply
to a question as to how many votes Mr..
MARITIME had at present Gov. Wilson said
he had not yet checked the votes up.
Tho Governor said he had received fav-
orable Information to-day as to the con-
dition of Mr.. MARITIME, who Is III at his
home IN Plainheld. Mr.. MARITIME expects
to be out IN a few days.