AFFINITY VDOI. SH VTTF.REOI'ront li !•:. Diidjjc, ronvlelod House-breaker. (;«lt;*% i«» Mi’SHl’it (aland.FYtm*h E Dodge, convicted on ihree mum*, of hnperitonnttnB on officer ofthe *ii Srrvl. lt;«v thn T nlt-d State*wa,« ye «tarda' -sentenced by Judge Wolves ton i». is month* on McKvll'n ialand. Tit Jinnl chapter of the story of illicitUivo for Mr* O W. Connor, of Sheddt*. ru.n will not be written till after I'xmIr*A^pMl be discharged from the Inland prlffon Wi-ert he cotnrn forth officer* of the Multnomah Circuit Court will meet him with « warrant charging adultery, upon which he will be again forced tof««M i, Jut y,Ehxlgo conducted i rooming-house |r» I*pjul1eton in IM4. Rmi Connor resid'd at the pi,ire after «tii. left her hu«-banri. ranchman living near Shedda. While nt Pendleton. Mr*. Connor repre-w«ntolt;t horacif to be , aitg!c woman and filed upon a homestead. a# one of the dununh s uaed In the VmntlUa lt;tm*pfra r* case She wn.« to receive *nou for her claim.in Connor persuaded hi* wife tnreturn to Slo-d.i* wherlt; she wae followed“by Podge. who represented hlmarTf to be an tnrpcctor a«-t**ir*d to the investigation of l*nd fraud*, and mho told Mr. Connor of H e fact that hi* wife was liable to prosecution by the Government.Aftei *rii!-|iiK the |m*b.*nd. Doge undertook to art tt woman nut of the country ami into t'nnndn and Connor mort-cu«. d hi* farm f«»i f00 to pay her expense*. Dodge took the woman a way. but incased with her in a tent at Grca-h«m where tb-\ w«fo *rre. tr l by Federal authorities'