The evening world., 1913-05-02
THREATENED TO LEAVE HER,
THEN WENT TO BED,

VVeN "6NS ~ OSOs
"At supper last night told Celia that I
couldn't stand II any longer" Goldfarb
said In the hospital II announced that
in the morning would pack up my
things and leave. She would have to
shift lor herself. I said. a. didn't In
tend to have anything more 40 do with
her"
/. Shortly after I o'clock this morning.
0oldfarb told detectives. his wife shook
him, and when he walked she said.
Good morning. Morris"
He replied. but did not turn over.
keeping his face averted.
DO you intend to leave me to-day. a.
you said you would?" she asked. &C.
cording to Goldfarb
He says he replied. II certainly do"
Mrs. Goidfarb. before he knew what she
was doing. drew . pistol from beneath
her pillow and shot him In the back.
the husband says. He sat up and tried
to wrsst the weapon from her. receiving
q wound In the hand. They were still
struggling for the weapon when she
shot again. innicting . flesh wound In
tbs temple.
sAvs NE FeioNED DEATH TO
y 80 GAVE hiMseLP.
"Thsn," said 0oldfArb. "she took the
m0ssis Of the weapon In her hand and
beat me over the head and face With H.
That stunned me. but had sense
enough to think would better pretend
70 be dead. so sank down In tho bed
and remained quite still. She shot one
more time. The bullet missed me and
Embedded itself in the wall by the bed.
Celia then got up and went into the
dining room. heard her shoot one
more time and fall heavily. Then
rs~. out and called for help"
William L. Dugan and his wife. who
/, 1--we Immediately above the Goldfarbs.
we're the only ones in the building, oc-
cupied by about forty families. who
heard the shooting.
'UGy wife woke me-" said Dugan. "and
said. The Goldfarbs are killing each
other.' l ran downstairs Just In time to
sse Goddard leave his apartment and
dart down the steps In his night shirt.
which was stained with blood"
Goddard ran into the courtyard. DusAn
after him. The wounded man was
shouting murder and police" His
cries walked everybody In the building
and heads appeared at all the windows.
Dugan persuaded Goldfsrb TO 20 back
upstairs. He Zen called Policeman
Dsvery, who summoned an ambulance
from Flower HosDitrl.
Mrs. Goddard was found lying uncon-
scious on the dining room floor. The
fingers Of her right hand lay loosely
about tho butt Of q revolver. the hve
cartridges In which had all been dis.
charged.
"I never owned a revolver In my lHA !"
,0old6arb told Policeman Dsvsry. and I
Ssvsr saw that pistol ! don't know
whore my wife got It,"
Detectives who searched the apart
nsut found three loaded cartridges un-
der Mrs. Goldfsrb's pillow and several
more under the bathtub.
The bullet fired into GoldfarbAs back
entered his left lung. hut DR.. Kesting OF
the Nower Hospital stan says that
that. the nan's worst injury. may
prove fa.al As that wound could
net have been seif-inhicted the police
believe 0oldfsrbs story Of the shooting
The eoupis were known to their fsl.
low tenants - Mr.. and Mrs. Gold; that
was the name on the letter-box. Thsiz
right nams was found on a chattsl
mortgage on the furniture Of the house
pousht soon after they took w t.sir
residence there.
Goidfarb used to sIve his sarninss aal
4 10 his wife. neighbors said to-day, ber'
she would frequently borrow a-nicke
from the janitor on Monday. Aotsr re-
esiving go to ~ from her husband on
Saturday. She was very fond OF hn'
clothes.
In the apartment detectives found ~
old mortgage on furniture bought OF
the tnstalment plan, which the couple
had signed as Goldfarb. They theT
lived at No. so7 East Fifty-eighth street
MavGeon, 221 Lbs. In . shaA Net
(spscial to Tbs Evening WosidJ
PENNINGTON, N. j.. May IA stur
geon, measuring eight feet and weighing
..s pounds. was caught In the Delaware
River. opposite LAmbertviils. In . shad