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PRICE ONE JLli CEINT NEW YORK THURgQAY JAiycjjvRy 1005
CITY DIGGING
XlimFOUT
OF BLIZZARD
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v
Storm About Over and
Traffic Is Resumed
After a Fashion
flOW A COLD WAVE
Deliveries of Food and Fuel
Hampered and ifie Poor
Are Suffering
CAN1REMOVE THE SNOW
i
T
Intense Cold Forces StreetClean
ing Brigade to Stop Work
Hard for Commuters
THE TEMPERATTfKF
12 midnight 9 degree above
> 1 A degreei above
v 2 A M r 4 degrees above
4 3 A M I degrees above
jr 4 A degreei above
6 At MT 2 degrees above
t 6 A degree above
7 A N Zero
A Zero
v
A M Zero
10 A M 3 degree above
liA Mi 4 degreeiaboye
12 6 tl gr es above
1 P < M 0 degree above
2 P M 10 decrees above
> > Mv 12 degree above
j 4 P M 13 degrde above
> 6 p M 13 degreei above
0 P Mr 14 degrees above
7 P Mk T V d flwe above
v Aliljoufrh tho Bkics arplbrliht drid th
dorm has paused New York otlll
fcrlggllnir In the clutch of the blliznrd
but U slowly working Itself loose
Traffla with the outsd world hoa befn
resumed In flu and starts
t
A milk famlno U threatened and da
liveries of coal are Impossible i
Surfnco street car lini ire of jlttl
TIM th transportation
Until th weather moderates there It
no prospect of remowil of the huge
drifts that block the streets because
net cannot Bland the continued ex
posure Thiro erc W men at work
shortly after daybronk but In few
hounii owing to jhb Intonso cold the
force numbered only SCO
Tho bitter coM nnd the almost 1m
pninklo streets tnalto great danger
from Mrc Hydrant are frozen nnd
heavy Ufa nppirUuskh humllpapped by
i tilt drift Iteoniws of these condltons
j a jov ot sixteen dwVlIng houses Intho
Bronx w g destroyed bv flre early o
iiV Many llca w re ondinsered nnd
Uilitj > Ilyo fnmlllc wnr rendeiod lioiiie
Uu
Qood Work by B R T i
l A RrnllfylnB feature of ho great bile
wrd vas the excellent ten Ice furnlslud
by the rtrooktyn n Pld Trunslt Com
pnny yestctdny Ard todny Sive In u
few remote nnd crfbodcd suburbin dla
trlcU tho Biirfoop cnrs te Kept In
commission nnd the crowds wero well
llijidled Tho I1 llnci wfcie conductca
OR well nn though thcio hud been no
ktorm fnrt of the success ut operation
icotcidny evening te duo to the foie
tUht of oflklJls of tho company In
Uciicttlng the big dry aoods huuscs to
n tnd the clerlts residing U the tuburl > 9
hctno cirly In the nftcrioun llj put
tlnK Uie ruMi houi s irvico In oporutlnii
en ho bridge before 5 oclock the coin
pan avoided an extraordinary evening
trurh
Retail buslneia IB practlenlly dead
Ixcauao of tho dllllcultloH of tinns
Viurtatlon Iroprlttoin clerks and
ulcsipcn whoco liout3 tire In the sub
urbs lomauiiu in lown all tilgnt lie
Ljuan taruv weiu no nuna to entry
inem out und they wyr nn hnnd tm
lime today but llttlo work clutmod
tjicir attention
The Kltvuud loads and the Subway
nre pnictleallv tho only means of trans
portation In Minlmttitn ttoportfl from
iho headijuuricrs of the Metropolitan
r 6 > stcm tell nf the opcintlon of cmtalt
i llncfi hut the curs merelv cniwl nlonK
iitldfroren nioto moM lily off at the con
clusion of every trip There I a
BCnrcItv uf men to shovel snow nnd
lte p flwltrhes clenn
GOT
IN THIS
Mar I trrcll SUIecii Ycnin Did
lefl Nclinot DrrliiR < lt < > rm
t nnd U
r May nufoll alxtoeii jcnw old of
rt Two Hundred und Sixth stuct an l the
rrv jllwppearml after IttuliiR the
MonU HlBh School vhcrc ehe Is n utt
nil ve < tenlny nttorncon nnd nothing im
ibcen een of her since Hca parents b
Jlwo that Blio ot Uwt In the mumi ana
liavo nsjtod tli police to Hid her
1 Iho description of tho uirl netit out
hj the police Is ns follows rio feet
if me Inches toll welyna isu pounds nna
I dark Imlr nnd eyes Sho wore a dm Is
A dress nnd n dnrlt coat whn she loft
liome In the mnrnlng
At tho time tho rhlld left school tlia
Komi wus at Itn orit In thn Hronx
Ao cars wen > running nnd tho wind wns
Wowlijir a
Whentena for hrmkf t th ia ihe t
tilniu the huslt nnd gtarehj Wheaty In flavor
ittMt u a buti rtitorti muiojg nwe
SNOWEDJN SPOTS HOPE Tf HAW QUAKERS
+ yy t
Fiva Hundred New Yorkers Were About to Go to Philadelphia Last Night to ee the Mnrphy Attell Pigiitl
f WbenThey Beardit Had Been Poatponed Now Vhey Are Prepariag to See the
Bout Scheduled for Saturday Nighi JS
> i i
f t 1 < Tj
EVENING WORLD RACE CHART
AT NEVA ORLEANS
JAK SO B8TH DAY TRACK SLOW
Aft FltlbT HACE Por maiden ItireojoareMi pur flbo ilx anil onehalf fuxlonjj
tt l Urn 02 < M ilfto 4B 110 44 1 2S mart ipxxl cii rMii AVInner DlK
Mliy lr l on Nut Shtll Owner H H llronn TniliM H C Ilirlitlo t
ind i Itortii Joclceyi Wt 8t U S > V Fin Pin Cli P
iM > UV Hotiblnn JOT 2 3 > 2 <
i ladioior A cannon Iu7
il Mr JUSKH H 1hllllps lii
241 llinnllwl l y Crlmmlni its
l l iUiiaion J Mclntro lot
HH Her hni n > > Ualril JOT
BJO Harioon E Morrlnon tll
i iihi j Jertm JOT
ntu i ion InrJ drftei wai all ou at tnJ Oladlator tlretl Mr Jtrk clot < l
itO tlICONrniT2For toirrwirold an upl telifDr jiurw H < 0 ilx 1
MM Ttma Uai < > Otw 1lt fftart j001 on cmily Afinner Hi ti
ndtxi llar < JocitM Vl st li V Tit Otxn Clos PI Sh
prll
Itaboiri i It Jo
FUiarwitw ifs
M rln 07
Odr Ballk IMIril 07
Haltlm McLnforty 101
JTItz Irlllir diratdam 1QJ
Aintlnli
tcht had pln tv l ft Po ur had t land hart flrlye to
jlrjd
4 JiIlUl > IIACIS lor thtre > cnrJilj ml uvi Itlns nur e tW six furlonrs TImi
I 11 21 u 31 13 114 4B start nool Won ill > r < Wlnnfr dr hil by CuMIe
yi i Ryret ll mt OwrnT A Immtr rrlunfr J 7lnmifr J
i
Iniitx Horse jec eri Wt Bt V IWl < 4 FlnT OrenTcloi PI Bh
mi Aloiii < iail Bchllllnu 101 H >
Hriplklt Aubuehon HI a
banJ li th Crlmmlm 114 n
fnw VlrRliila J HfnnMiy Wi II
An > 1rnttus i i UilrJ 101 l
fUmMori OWBon JOTH 3
l il > Drstwr J Murtm 10i 4
Min MrCslffltvH Ihllllps W5 7
Bolilnfttc MT > lP rto 01 JO
Media fialrti Johnton loi s
Udj 1cllit > O WqltJOVi P Ji
Homfttdd caimht Slmollcltv i the turn and ran over tier list tlrfithi fiand Bath
il r < outh anilitotuii
in4 MIUIITH rtACi Hanllrant foi fourjtaioiTs and tip puttj flil tiillf and
fl l > iinl 1 lme > < i Y 0 BO 13 I 111 3 JJ J l4ii5 Start si Won
Minim cli g I by Oold rinrh IMIUtla Uwner W H Wllllnns Co Trainer
W H Wllllnnn
iun Joekuys Wt 8t Open j31oi PI
1hll tlnrh > i > Paul In B 4 > 8 j aj a
Parlin an is IV Jl i s s a5
4WI Uoiflmnil k fMloOJ 4 4 41 an 5 T2 1
HI Toxmni 1Mlllpi Itti H H 2W 4r 41 h 72 4n
2 > B
tWore blnUsri
I hll Ilnch viltM on letdento utretth here he came a ay and In a ronii
Carclfu ran tl4 race Fofohand tlrod
AT HOT SPRINGS
A Sttlt U MAY TRACK FAST
or IlllbV UAiE threi furlonss TltteQ 12M O34i 087 1urm 1400 twojtar
> t uuls warl jfWMi jy ifvlniti Place iui Wlnntr cl o by ilapsburg
in > Hoi r rin 0iitn Cj Il Hh
4lM IloitsIiur3 Henrj JIN 8 J5 020
nil Mlathu i WnndulyUW 1 4 7 T3
JIT 1ort urtl i SrinI H a n 8 5 35
inrtlircston i HlUUbrand US 2 fli 41 7 Tn
llJl 0of Flsiwr JU 4 4i 58 ia 8S201U
J4 CarmmklUJ 8 0 0 EU 2
r
LjgglPTJYorthjlioiredjp < ej
U HldiNl ItAun Ilt and n halt furionirr iiircu J4 m msTJ ids Purao
O kKxi thicfcaroldi nnrt up Start ku U Won taoij placn ilrlvln Winner
11 B I llB ilTUHfllO A SS1 j M llf
Index Horsci Jockes jVt Pf w i
SSTiIaUkiif L Dlrluon till
JI Black Art HlliletirAnd lot
Our Ulll Heunll 101
tit mil KtViRht tav iM
ith brcmn docdchlld 11U
Jminfills Hnllpy In
A wlli i Mctxiuchlln 94
tin lolc Hlrkman 1UI
Iuil JOMO Crennifr 101
u31 Htnton < Kvciton 111
Kffl M W Irenon 14
cilm Slnr Sprintertjti
r
A break Vtancr onh jtallop1 11 ack Art second throJuli rid HIM Knight secirM baif
Illlltt RAUKOno mile
42 Oo7ii ancfwpwanj selljn biart wo nV Vnn d ruins placolrami 1
B bi Snilnulok lmji iJnieraH 0vur 1 M CUIII ninntf en
Imlcx
JtWa
a
4IKI1
47
1
jWindeily l l
Oiitlon i PlrKion II
IIV Moon lt J J Wntnh 12
ill imajcilinrlo llpniy 1U1
Mill Vnn > > llthcr 10T
il3 llnmlonR M Hlrrln IUI
Hlpht ntul Trill C > rmiick 114
111 loilli lloriieroi lloikor II
Iinn lncmsi > rrcnmor Hit
4fti fllftl Smile i i Va 17
Horatchod Norfl
nn turn Winner In hoiul all Ihn way Oudon clonod In Kr tch fnccnia oH poorly crowdtd
FOVH K1LIED IN
PLUNGE Olf TRAIN
nOYM3STOWNPa Jnn M
nkn wire kllicil todny hy nn iiTCl
it Duhim Fnrmiw Ii The victims
were Elmur Cowdrtck nf nicBOlsllle
Ji thlitjllvo jcnrs old Oocar Htoln
twsntyllve Hurry Dillon thirtytwo
thirtyfive nil of
Tho men whpvw < To mt > loyed at the
Durham Iron Works were oneming n
cinder train which rnn Into a snow
drift Jumped the track and went < mr
iin embankment fifty fcot high Into tho
Delaware Hlvcr
All four met Instant death
llrtckfcut foods hUMi lonir breakfaat fooj
tuAt 6 nc iliu Vrlieateni l y n lw ntyflv
> tus art Whtattna sills b l < ir l a
sv r >
MAMIE WORTH
WINS THE BIG
STAKEMCE
>
i v Ttv i
Gets Homein IronJ in
JeffersonRavisHafidi
FIRST RACERobrff Olto 0
1 Mtrils 7 to i 2 Pdri yorth1
SECOND NACEpjiton io2
1 W ckArt 2 to 1 OurLHIIe 3
V >
THIRD RACE IrUhMewel 9 to
5 1 Annie Chapman 10 to 12
Amorous 3
FOURTH RACE Mamie Worth
9to10 1 Oudon 20 to1 2 Moon
l to The F > enlrit World
HOT SPRINOB Ark Jan 2fl Win
try weather still continues hen but
thJ air A rlnirinnrt th track fit H4C
ing enthuala4ts wlilbe iljle1 torstand t
There was every evhUnca at the track
that cold weather had no tenor betuuu
tne grand stand Wan weirniled and the
octung ring was jammed all the after
noon Tho card was promising lh f j
ure being the Jefferson Davis Stakes AI
five and a hilf furlpngi Ji
MEW ORLEANS WINNERS
FIRST RACE Kernal 18 to 1 1
Gladiator 9 to1 2 Mr Jack 3
i
SECOND RACE Aprjl 8hower
9 to 2 1 Possur 9 to 10 2 Flora
Wreath 3
THIRD RACE Homestead 16 to
1 1 Simplicity 9 to S 2 Sand
Bath 3
FOURTH RACE Phil Finch 3 W
2 1 Careless 5 to 1 2 Forehand 3
tc Tin Eenlnlc VoMd
NEW ORIKANS U Jan 20 An
other fair programme Svas provided at
the Fair Grounds with a handicap at
a mle and twenty yards ae the fea
ture The weather was still at the
frrerlnp point
MAOOO NAMES
0
fo ifce t > rotlTe Rarp fcv V i
BOROIJOH > IRSUEOTOW PATRICK
H T LAIOJf VJVol r oklra
t
ent to commnhd the Elliot In
nphcdoa DUtrlot ok Brooltlrsi
AD IM A CR08
from the jHrons to Brooirn ni
Borough Inspector
These urethe trartMers thflt Polu
commlslohn McAdoo mad today
The d po8ln of ItcClusjtv from whs
ts redacted as the most dfesfrable con
maha Ih the cltyhaabeeh tKrecl JTH
hds fulled in ndmlhl8teV the duties
the pttloe to tH satfjimotfon otttl
Commissioner and hlacrownlng affrot
wa when h declinedto rtcojmUe th
Petwllve Tiurcau W anlijedjiby B rgt
Ugirem ut tho Commissioners prd r and
jv n went ou oftheway to Jnterferfr
IrTlU oeraton
1 Cause qf McAdpoi Action
Many hotels < ilc n ijrdadway from
Twentyninth 8lrctetto F < rrtfrsocond
trial have been nwdoito feel tnodrcftd
of thioves and the D teetlvt Bureau
with fall Its power to drive these men
out o tl e cty v r at least Into seclu
sion has nut donea thineto Interfere
with them Tho Qommlisloner has re
Heatedly atked Jnspectpr McClusky lo
rldvDrdadvsy oi the tldeies but hero
hM bten no result
OBrjen a s Is vtell ItnoHn made an
iwful rinle f the Detective BurcsU
tho last time he wasIn command and
ihowfd auoh a lack of executive ability
hoi no one ever believed a condition
could arise wtiera his return could ba
possible r But slnco lf7 when OBrien
left the Bureau ho haa made a record
for hlmsolfr both as h od of th Do
portment training school and as head
of the Truffle Bureau
It U reported that the Commlsoner
first offered the place to Inspector
Schmlttbwger who like OBrien and
MoClusky Is nn oldi Byrnes detective
LUut that SchmlttberKer eiJd lie woild
rather 1 whefe he Is In command of
tjiq Important First Insp otlon Dis
trict
LATE WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS
FIFYH RACEREVEILIE 2 to 1 1OCRNWAL130 tol
2 l AJUUN
SIXrHRACEBARCA 6 to 1 1 HOODWIWC10ito 1 2
CATALINE 3 fa
Av j
AT HOT SPRINGS f
FIFTH RACEHORIZEL 5 to 1 1 NEVER SUCH 2 to 1
2 LIBERIA 3
SIXTH RiWEiPOSSESSIdN 1J to 20 1 ASTERISK 9 ID
2 2 TOGO 3
MADOO TO FORCE OUT INSPECTORS
Commissioner McMoo aliiwinsed this afternoon tliatlhe
work of veeding out the physically incompeteitffor thoiPoHoe
Department would begin at once Five inspectors tfin cap
talnstalns fifty sergeants and a large number o roundsmen
and patrolmen will have to face the Boafd of Surgeons for ex
amination as to their physical ability to perform police duty1
said the Commissioner Thoe who fcij to pass will be retirejl
FIRETHREATENS
A WHOLE BLOCK
>
Engines and
3 Firefcoats Have
l I
I ft
CO ASTER IS IN PERIL
r <
Mallory Liner Rio Grande
and Lighters Towed from
ThreafeningPler
3 BUILDINGS BURKED
H t y f f
Blaze Starts in BorneScrymser
Wartlidtisc atod Flames Melt
Adjoining Buildings Walls
At VA t 3 IS SO
Hayfh Ktrcet were dejoro > ed thty af
tireioon > v a nrefhat threatened for
ilmejn ronwnip nil the structures In
ihh flock bounded bv pouth Front atd
leJeiiei1 otree jnO BuHlnte Slip THa
itcanililp i > lc it across the irc t wero
ilro In craVe dj nifirv Tlire ilreboatw
tirfti lnif ttyptms oj salt watir really
Pt t hoWrtM confined to rtus build
tied mentioned he eWHce front
i yd run ts was iir
THc Iioril 8eryme Company dealers
noiloccupied tl < luilldlns at Woi 80
andj Uuth8tr t8 where tho flro
orfsnated from an Unknowfi wiu on
tho Kccopd flo4r It spread to No > n
and T > jDccuplsd by the NewhaJhBhlp1
Jbilndler 0omprinyand yilion iGrf
flfi stllm keri ana to o K occupUd
by tti offlp m ofth Mallory lino of
f The iVacohouse of Jw rh
street jusi
soveral
up
In
4
i jBorneSCryjmser Co ocouplid n
rry brick jbulldjnic that had been
wVatindir warehouse for many
Artrf Tlii poor and oftrtUons W M
tkefMwJth oil wWl an Mmintflsa
tO kfra Wt VMd Thsflrj utart
id on thei cond floor wui frav ll d
tlxroujtlithe ulldlnBHlke asparkalong
a tfan otvpdwdjr
> Bairns ofthe employ eei were ecorcbed
before they could itot < ut
iVlthlnen ttilnutef the bulldlng was
ikblue f om cellar to root nnd loag
trpam rs of fire were billowing out of
the Window nd rfwrphlnff tlio paint on
h plerB Then thpropf Went In arid H
eolumn of Ire shot JW feet Into tho
dlr scatterlriit blnilnit embers nil over1
th neighborhood
4 Involve Engines Ctlted
Chief Crok r wna i illh thevflr l At
Torment of lretn n to arrive Retlli
Ins tll serloUsnesa of the blareho ttti
Inniarms thnt grnthered twelve engines
wo freboat from Manhattan andoqe
from Drookjyn
Tugt with pump attachments nndtioee
were hurried to the docks Wow Fulton
Markt o tight the Ire should It spread
ocrpM the street
The burning oil made such a terrific
blaze that the Hremen could not stand
In front of It They haA to fightthe
flro from he roofs of buildings sur
rounding It all of phfch were threat
ened eyery mlpute
The big oceangoing steamship Rio
Orande at the Mallorv line pier opposite
the fire was pulled out Into tho East
Rlv rtby lifts as A ere dozens of light
ers that had been loading and unload
IrtK alonjf the Driver front
Directly to the south < of the Bomo
Scrynucr Dulldjn wu tho slxstory
warehouse occupied Jointly by tho Now
Ml hlp chflndlcrs njid VlLron Urlf
Hn lallmakers This was the next
bulldfntr o go The nte clmply melted
the partition walls separating t from
tho oil warehouse and It went up all
at once
A the iamb time the blaze ate Iti
way Into the building at No 8 Swth
Btrert occup tj by the ofllcw and or >
me bwioM or the Mallory Stcameitr
Ine rhls JjulldLnp had been dooimed
from the beglnnlnw of the fire a <
clerks had wnoved most of the book
and valiwible diooumenU from the of
fices before th blaie forced them to
sick safey In filch t
From the Newhall Building at Nos
8 Mdi 79 the flames swept around
nto Fleicher street a narrow
thoroughfare running between South
and Front streets At No 40 Fletcher
elreet stood tho fivestory warehouse
of Joseph Ue Ixm r Jr Bluffed from
ground floor to roof with whlsk y nnd
tcbaeco and containing oil In the
cellar
Chief Croker devoted the main part of
ils force to keeping the nre away from
his bulldlnir He remarked that If the
flames ever Rot to work upon that t
bacoo and whiskey there would be one of
he blgn st fires New York over taw
Back In Front street the warehouios
and wholesale establishments abutting
on the fire zone were closed The Iron
Thutters were fastened and men w r
stationed on the roofs to subdue small
irts caused by ohe pieces of blazing
vr ckag blown by the wind
Half an hour after the beginning of
the btaxe all thait remained MiimllnK of
hetUorn 8orym er nnd Newhall build
ngu were h fl alls Capt Farrell of
he Old Silo otatlor drove back the
spectators1n a safo distance nn th e
wallsWere swaylnx In tho wind and
hrcat nd to fall at any minute
OhKf Oroker ordered his men to run <
for their lives at the first sign oi <
fl
> CTJ
tVJ r V r M ft
3 r
Grand Jury finishes
the Case and It Is Reported
Formally Charge Three of Tho
r J < lLyi l
Concerned with Conspiracy
jw
J
r
JUDGE MMAHOfcl
A Criminal Lawyr a FornicrOfftcchdldcrj
a Finahcicr Said io < Be the 0n
Grand ury Decide
by Mr porse
t r
The Qran l Jury ibday concjtided 1U InVeetlgatlon into
Uo tangle andVlU report lo Judge McMahon In Part 1 ot
v r
Mons tomorrow morning v t i
1 It l Bald iri indlctuieat yflll be preionted and i that thret
nuri d in H for consplracj Otte o th e Is Bald tobeaproL
inal kwyor onothcr a mnn wtfo had bo amemb r of < thj J
ib third a widely known flnnuclcr and speculator vv ty
The friends of ChaHcs W Moree made an effort to hr1
f i 5 T 41
gallon delayed jlntll Mr Mono returned Irom Europe
retuacd to vat f
The members after going over the evliencet before
A
The DodwMone t okl i hM b r
ono of the mort re4parktO levca th i
over caa tip r lhWfcpuntry Mr
Clemenco Coirtte Dodge w i jthe fe
of Ctior > F DoiJir a hottl man of
AUanU Oo She Vibrated from5 tjH <
tiuaband and came tothl city where
hn mn a Mtwnifhotue Hero stvs
m f Chnrjes W Mone the millionaire
lea mnn and backer Ho tuguged he
a his housbkexper and ohonJy nft r
wtrd jhe nicur d A divorce fromDoilgo
nnd married Monjc
After th y had litrn living together
u man and wl for two year Codgo
t ddenly babbfd Up and asked through
flotvt Himvmel to hae tlnj divorce
sot n Je on the ground that the Injv
r Mm n the pro
ooodlnpi w i not authorized < o repre
sent him and that h hid never been
PWrly STVfd with th < e pdperir In the
due <
The dlvorcq was st aside on hta pp
piMl and itri Morse to atralirhten
out IIN own Rltxmtlon appllwl UirouJrji
fofiiler Puorcme Court Juttlca Furs
titein lo hove hoc marriage to Morse
annulled The Huprome Court amrulIM
ih man lone
Then William A BweMzcr the r f
ere before whom thi divorce proceed
ings had been tnkd suld nly produced
poiltlve evidence that Dodge had been
properly servedwith the papers In the
divorce case and found a letter among
the effects of Mortimer Ruser tho
lawyer who had represented Dodge at
ISSUES APPEAL
FOR CLOTHING
ffnpt YorUc of the City
Home eil Winter
for lnoo Ienoni
An uppenl for old wns Issued ioday
bv aupt Wlllla n C Yorke of the City
jurtBlnftHotiii No S3 FlM nvenue
Ther < nre nearly one thousand men
romf nnd children at the City todg
ijrHouse who aru grentlv In netd of
nil kinds of elothlnir Bupt TorM wild
ligit he could supply hundreds of mnn
who win work at Bhoelllni pnow but
h Ten cunnol wUhatand tho elementi
without proner ilolhln
The appeal is directed to nil who can
had
IThla made the i
h ve th Uinulm ntV
vorceiietmild jTDIs
Dodg
MotteJUV J qU
t plstrlctAUorney JefQnw <
up the case andibcwn ttitK
VMtigntlon JUuiecureafyviS
wMesprtadicmisplrL
had played rpan
warrnnrfori Dodge who
Podge was arrested aftr at
In wilchth county penth
Jollarsf V J it f
rf D dfl V Lolifl
AVhen It
came > tfv
howeyprJt was found
rtippllod wth ttmplu 4
trJultlun Two uwyerai
ti a slsrt him In his
uiiBiicceiBful ThoFea r4Ji
a hand In the imwr and
finally brourht boolc IwiWv
apo Ho waa IqdiwMJ w dbai
M odylKiiirs nnd Js Treof
rJde a full wnfslop
In charga of MrjJerome
since hl flrrhal here and
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