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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02
PED D LINE.

ADvERTlsF3;TN-is and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
received their Uptown once. No 1912 Broadway
- door north q 8ls,-st rrt clock p advertise
ens received the following branch Offices al regular
V'tce rates ur.l O'clock p M viz 2J4 Sth-ave. 8 O.
..i zl-st; ~ shave. coz l2.h-st Macy 6th-aVe
a. 4'-sl; $50 Columbus near West o5tn-sI
between 9Th and sth Ofes.. $50 Eas. 4Ith-st oo9
eve between 7ftl and nm SIS 90 8l-aNe'' 49,
.st-fit EOS e.. rear eeth-sf. go 3t-aft near
2es ai Sse 30 Bies-Aer s. $50 Bieeo se9 y
ave- O.. al any American District Telegraph ONCE
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I.EHECH y AALE

stations foot OF 3d. Corlan and Desbrosse streets
r. K Ferries ,,..-.
'Tme IVES; 3d Street Otler ngur, ,or'lsne' or
Streets Daily except sunday SUNDAY only V'., .i.
daily sunday leaves sunday leaves d. sunday
I.655, : 90 N. Local rEAsION .o,
I'll e. OS An. For BUFF ALO. NlAGAkA fALL9 anu
Wet and principal local poluis rarOr and Dining 'a Ton
meets for Coal BraneAe, uz.oy c,.uOun rX-
PRE- SIS" Hald,omest train ~ ile wore LIZ yea 20
caNaTifV Buffalo ABR conneclig VIII 'ri''
t0Detr5fa q chicago. Dining AZ vice "a g. ,-
.f155 1 .OOP.MN For WiLhtS BAl'fi, - ~ y ~
i.355 l.0Sr Coal Branches and inter, gala'e points
..i'ff i.I5P. l. alf1rNAIfH tUlNh
3.5.1O 5.2OP. u. Local for MATCH tHLNh
"a. o. G.2OP. y. Local Express for EAsl - .r.-.
.S55 N(j, OS " For buffalo and points west 4UIO"s"
elecing Cars Chicago and TORONTO 49,, roDoNro
.1.55. S.O0P.A Exp ess for ~ n Al" H-- I'i'''-
None blf Sleeping sengers carried --r- A. "a
sIO.II .3OP.N FOrlIHAtA, kO,Aho IL" d, - '--'
and Nest Sleeping 10 chicago .. ...,. ....-,
80 ILANFlLlD A.d 80 30 80 - and tsr
Irkes aqd pullman odson- AZ ~ 4 ~ 80 W. hnl
R-,aduav Tnfou Square 245 Columbus
81 Fnlton ii 81 . dwy and AnneN station
Y Irausfe- Co VII call for ana cAecH u'ssat' .'on' W
residence through 10 destination.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
sCHHLULE is EFFECT MAY IA. 1883.
FOR THE WET.

SCHEDULE rs EFFECT MAY IA. 1888
FOR THE WET.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehal TerminaD. ana
foot Liberty Time shown Is from South Fern.
Leave Liberty street > minutes later.
'Daiiy tEIcept sunday. Sundays
CHICAGO 80 q. IN. liberty street oniy). 'l2' D. m
PITTsRJTG 'iao a. G.iberiy street only, o.5s
cTNc1NNA TT ST. LOUIS 'o.55 n. m. 1855 T.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINa.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE TIA, '9aa OlneD
81 q a m CD,nen 1923 o. m. fDiue0. = D DineD
% GRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train DineO
'455 fDler '55T p N. DINER and 'i2lO night
All trains Illuminated With P'ntsch Light.
ll3 10 ofl ~ 1884 broadway. - Union 50
". 1877 Rowery y y $40 Fulton st $50 Graham ave.
Bro k'vn. Whitehall Terminal and Liberty st. Baggage
checked from MOTEL residence 10 destination
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& OHIO RY.

400 =. VI. daily from 23l ST.. Penna p. r.. F. F. v
LIMITED solid Nesuhuied Electric Lighted Dining
Car Train VIA Wash 'ngt 20 Cincinnati and Louis
VIE. Through Sleepers Compartment Car daily eH-
cept sunday 10 Virginia Hot Springs
1850 4. VI from 23d 81. daily except sunday Wash
ington da4Iy from Washington with Puilmans 70
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81. Louis. Louisville and
Kentucky Points SOp0Ftrs ~ through tickets at
Washington ali Virginia Hot springs. Time i've
minutes later from Corflardt and Deshrosses s.
Tickets and l'u.lnans C. .. Offices. 3G2 and 1854
broadway also Ponna. r. r. Offices. Phone 49,
Franklin
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DINISION.
qf2 A NJ and ~ " Daily. except sunday. 70
Piusne,G. SUNDAYS only a. 8 20 4. VI.
Wagner Palace Gers ail through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pinte'h L'eht. -
Ticket Offices us 2Gi 4l3 and 1910 Broadway. -
Uniln So. w. 25J Columbus Ave 81 West l-5th =.
l25th S. lSsth Stations. New York 33s and 725
Fulton 81. and lO4 Broadway. r. T.. Br oHiyu.
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt for New York Central CAP
Service Baggage checked from h'toi or residence ny
GEGRGE II nANIEIa General Passenger AGENT.
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STEAMBOATS,.
<c~cS0-1(oo"O0'NN>NN> ~~~-
BOSTON & NEW ENGlANn POINTS.

VIA SOUND LINES
FAIL. RIVER LINB-For Fell River Boston ana New
England points Steamers Priscilla and Puritan. Orches
ira on each Leave Pier 49, \ r. FOOT n Warren So
week days and Sundays at 600 r. Steamer from New
York sundays only touches Newport. other days
x the week Providence Line eastward steamers stop
Newport.
fR0VIDENCE IINE-For Newport. Providence. Bos
ton. North and East steamers Rhode lsar.i and -.
grim Orchestra each. Leave Pier f.. y. r.. foot =
Murray-si., week DAYS only. az 300 D. N touching AZ
Newport r. J. MONDAY mornings eNcepten. or Monday
mornings all River Line steamers touch ~ Newport
SI0NINGToN LINE For Sfonfrcfon y AND al
points East Steamers Maine and New Hampshire Leare
Pier 30 y. r.. foot ~ Spring ST.. week days only. ~
GOO J.. NJ
NORWICH LINE For New London. Norwich. Worces-
Boston and East steamers Providence and city
~ Worcester Leave Pier 36. y r. foot ~ Spring st
week days only. a. $50 p. VI
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female.
COOK New Ems ava woman. with son 80
4ss.sfart -1tel lard rg house or phi
tat- -awily soups hsn. meats. entrees
bread. fcl's arl pastry. excellent. long -
perlenr- ln hotels. good references. Ad-
dress Mrs. THOMPSON 22l Fast 30th-st
COJk-lOACHNA by y.urg couple
French. German. lately arrived. vile
good cook. man eoaclman or useful. best
references city or country. l.. BRCN.
care GaIfh.er. 1873 West 26fh So.
-CHAMBERMAID By 'hcr
clgh.y competent canadian young wuM-
an. excellent cook and launtrefs. friend
as chambefmali and waitress together or
separate hne references. Call 3li Colum-
hus-ays
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
~O~~~~~~~~~~o~o~~-~o~0~ >>|~>-
CnN-rt-pr Grand upright plano, good
,-orr-' sr,sef tone. durable big bargain
,-e.,imea'. 2i2 East ils'h-s'.
prRcHAsE AND EXCHANGE
-....y u, ~.-r-r[([~|~r|(~(
LADY viii exchange fine paintings toF
diamonds. Address y. 1876 f. lZ3th-st.
C.su prGrsTrR wanted for spot cash.
K6FEIG las East 59ih-st.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and -
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Mad.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES new
and secondhand. lowest prices. easies:
terms MARX BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

COACHMAN single. MEDIUM 'hor
oughfv ur7 arsf4rls business. furnaces
sidewalks. generally useful. practical but
lorng deliver. private, clfy ~ country
hosr references COAcHNAN. A. John
son .sf. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

10 yIID GUILD.
II The Tribune read
eTs viii get lut their OLD
gold silver. old iswelry
bring or send a. by mail
or express. We Will re-
nit Immediately money
or certified check for
full value thereof. es-
tsbllshes 1922 bank
references GEO. y.
JOYCE. assay ~. renneri
- Fulton ST. y Y
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
ATTENDANT. VALET NURSE. etc. by
an Englishman educated. experienced
and capable. maFsaEe. city references
Address A b. tribune Once 397 Fulton
st Brood
BUTLER 1r SECOND MAN.-By Young
Eng4.shman. well teamed. good appear
ancs. polite. intelligent. very best city
references, gentee family only. RUS
SELL. - Vest lsth-sL
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

WANTED,
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HATS MADE NEW.

~~-~0~~~~~~~~~~~
ANY PERSON HOLDING or laying claim
ID handbook ~. . 923 ~ the United
States Savings Bank IS notified % present
IT. ar The bank. as new book is about 20
he issued
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

LARGE AND SMALL nicely furnished
rooms. excellent table and ATTENDANCE.
able loarists accommodated. references
$50 West 18Th sf
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ERENCH LINE.
NTATTOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.

F' N Yok Tsa7esasys ETidays and dr Saturdays
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tcke,s issued 70 all
&c, CCorga Florida Nc Delightful Excursions
Write for G1-rsge Pocket Guide" nrailee ffee)
MALLORY CO. Gen. Agts.. Pier 90. F. r. y Y
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WORK WANTED.

IR 2. 1895.
WORK WANTED.
-"-"""'"-o~"'>"-'-, :, m n t.. '>>'-'-"-->
COMPANION. &c.-By young lady. cara
bic 4 managing home. as practical com
! panion or mothers assistant. understands
! sewing. dressmaking and nursing; best
references. Address r. I. Erglewood
| y :
| COVERINGS. Experienced. English. IN a
family French. music. drawing. high--t
references. city lr country. Address Eng
| LisH GONERNESs 35l Madison ave.
GOVERNESs. An experienced daily gov
erness wants additional pupils. English.
! French. music. highest references En-
PERlENcE. i52 West eis'-s'.
GOVERNEsS. by refined North German.
English German. fluent French Paris.
good music as resident or visiting gov
err-ss, excellent references. l. ". no
i West 25'h 81.
| GOVERNEsS. BY educated young Ger
man lady. speaking French: 70 growing
/ chni-en. American family. Address Mss
/ GRoKOPr. lf>> i~' ave. bot 1'ih and
---------
GoNERNESS Bv young lady. graduated
| from to finest institution IN Germany
teaches French German AMI music.
/ RAAR. POI East il5th-s'.
HArPDRFSsTR vii attend ladies Al resi-
: dence % cents. shampooing. scalp treat
I mont dfe'rg ard bleaching. hairdresT0g
i57 East 5eth-s
/ sTENOGRAPHER ana TYPEWRITER
! F,xnerfenceT. best reference NJ RAJ
FERTY. 90 5ts g.. L0'g Island CIV
/ --.-.-----,.r1TrD r-,,o~,e,,sd. under
vel r es.,s TO-" IS SANFORD. go Wes'
! eo.r
l'..
,-r-rrr~c SCALP SPECIALIST W1Ii
H. III, 49,, ARMS care ana shaping
~ ~hillrea- fingers ana nails. Address
! lN''i----. l.'' wv -------
/ VOTING LADY. ozreriar.el German tea go.
~ 9ieIos roei.i-r " TLACH~ 100
! F.rs,th $, l5t a.or.
| v0-->--- ANY IN sasires p.eifi,n ga
| .,sbts~ ~+r.tt r~ .rerff
/ , ~ ~ .,. Niss rNf,fONs ca--
Rradfo-i.s hcil. 2u W.st e.. s.
------------------ -
Noi WIN. a." = rr.''S'rc ~,
x,,
! ..-.~..- - .,4 education.
I AMbl ~ : s'-.'E . ~ -,f,-o1oos T-rI0S
! , a. any ,,ii--.Si ~ ~, ,~.bur-a,a
------------
! ,pT-TsT v,Y-y man .. with some eV-
-.r'a-.a IL, drawing and painting. wishes
49,. We f're f,r email SALARY C'H
r-pA,frP oGG. 44fh-s,. Brolk,u
! ,r-1.u,pc cr rpcvNpN LEI TT RFRS
/ ~ t-,.-a-sr,a-ts wanted 10 d. searching
e., l.S-erios et. hv experienced literary
/ ,--i...-,. .e~~,s ,,-5arqfa Address Miss
p5r e 7'ribune oeice
BAKER ami coNtEGI,i i'1Sl &, ,5 ,,s
cia-' i'il,a" w 81 ..o,,,, d, iii
3~se me ,ys5.s s,easy position. Address
r. RIhkEk. - N'I'h
| orange. y. d.
,--.-,---- - ..---,. - No. an
bHNEI IA r,ss orict GOOD bench
! worker. City or country. are ~ AMEN
| sos. - huos'" AVE. n'''N-' 49,
$500 ID - ,,~e,-,,- oens
eally ~ New-ingiai4' i.nns h an' al, a.,
ONE, "l'iS --pt-rp ,oe T-as. Soi e.
,-.--ro r-------n 49, ro-,, second nand
hAN IN. -, - sT-pri-t(FR
! On pitfl anI i'""t N"l7' ''-
'si East lo'lN-sl
! BOOKKEEPER.-l Dung man. position NJ
double entry ho'Nkeeper ~ as lhF"l,e
| and entry clerk. has has thorough expert
ence and can furnish first class references
a,o r q R5x % Tribune Omee.
|
| ROY l. wishes position p .Nnflwu. banker
or wholesale house. graduate ~ high
school. good references. Address +. NJ.
RASS eOIDTST I'm church quartet. Al
dress r r.. BOX Is Tribune om-s.
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CARPET CLEANING.

-ooINoSoNN~NNONNco NNNN.NNNNNnNoso
CARPETS cleaned by steam. By hand "
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l55s Broadway. 42i East 4sth-st-
COZ 4 BRANDT. Tel. i32-3sth.
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FOR SALE.

---~~-.~-~.~- ~~~~~~e->~,->- - ~~-~~~~4~~~~---~
FOR SALE.-At the Piano Exchange. %
lo5-io7 West 93d 81. + way and 6th-ave
Jun lions. - new and used planes. S25 rp
FOR SALE Ten RIP Al. = for GEMS
ST druggists one gives RELIEF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

EFUL~MAN.-pogter. watchma1 or any
work. SIX years reference. 239 West
/ 2ifh-st basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

BUTLER. thoroughly competent. Arms-
nian Protestant aged q wishes place
wnere second man or psrlofmaid is Ncp' /.
lust dIscngagei. speaks rood Engll al AMI
French excellent silver cleaner, neat. hon
est absolutely sober. does nof sWlkn. Two
summers with FIST class family in Har
Wsfb0r. excellent written AMI personal
references f0- character and ability %
dress HosROVH K EDWARD 2'' hAst
2isf-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02
CENTRAL B R DE- NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used luslt ely
Four Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations In New foot Il Liberty 81.
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehall ST. ~
Eve minutes earlier thaa that given below for Liberty
s.. except when noted
on and after Sept 80 1890.
Trains leave .00t - Liberty St
Tor Pastor Beihlehem, Nlcn,,wn. Mauca Chu1k 20
n'45 7:ao e Eastonl =, NJ sundays. '4:so 600 TO
For Wukesbarre Pitiston. and Scranton 20. oi0
A. N $50 p NJ sundays '4:3O 4. NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg 400 - 30 100 p.ln
l0N0 12o to HEADING A. n. 20 40 40. =. 200 9o
Ol:9o to Peadng) 4; N. 100 I 81 $50 600 600
q ReadingD r. ". l2l5 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Tor stations on tn~ New York euI Long Branch p: r.,
- 80 $50 u 20 A. NJ 100 k3 80. 400 "A ~. +53e
boz p NJ sundays, 900 a. NJ. 400 P NJ 400 Coz
A. NJ. 30 $50 !. -. sundays 900 A. ".
VIA NATAWAN.
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Long
Branch .4:3O $50 dI.80. Atlantic Highlands onlyl
A. N. go. ks -. $50 f5.3s G.23 Atlantic Highlands
only) r NJ sundays 900 4 NJ. 100 = N.
VIA BRANCHPORT
For stations between Ets' Long Branch and Highlands
Of Navesnk 1870 $50 1880 A. NJ. 1870 ai45. b6.23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

WASHING Family Washing ana ironing
aiken home by respectable woman
Ms DrRFrRT1 22e ras, Sfst-,t
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DOMESTIC rITUATIONs WANTED

DOMESTIC rITUATIONs WANTED
Aass
BUTLER. thoroughly competent. Arme-
nian Protestant. aged -. wishes place
Wnere second man or psrlormaid is kcpi.
lust d.scngaFed. speaks rood Engl4n AMI
French excellent silver cleaner, neai. non
est absolutely sober. docs no' sin'k' W.
summers with FIST class family IN iiaI
Wsfb0r. excellent written snl person.
references f5- character and ohI'f =.
dress HOsROpH K EDWARD. p" East
2isf-s,.
f9T-rr 81. BY ars,-ciass EMglish butler.
2 wears excellent personal citt r
ence. married Address .IELLH>'
Thr0g's neck. West Chester y. !.
ur-TrrR -Thoroughly competent. beat
,it. references taN VI ndsv- hf,"er.
- and 4. present employer iLhkoN. %
East ,f'h-st
y,r-rIr-p rr WAITER by German. -.
ono year in country. speaks little f.n-
rsh. willing md ohhging IN private iaui-
.iv IN .itv sCHI MANN. 81" T.. ''tl
pf-vr.rR thoroughly reliable Young
man. : wears hest city reference T.
god vale. ana silver cleaner Address +"
~ East 33i-s'.
COOK ami BAKER --C7mpeteat m.da.e-
* ..e,-o~.e MUNICH 50
..,.... pr--kivr
-------------
g--lr, ~ WAITER Young man. Japan
49, ,-.,,,~, Atl~ess JAPANESE. $50
d.. r..... C-., =
.T.ArfrNAN -Nflrriol. thoroughly compe-
.o-t take cage 4 an. gentleman staole.
81. er,i .'.ars. references ~ highest char
..fa~ sober. honest and attentive.
..,A ~FNfA< i24 West 54tl-s'
r1AcrNAN Single. tH0r1ugl,v Under
e.,rss his business. Years good rei
ors~.s r T. 1870 East 32i--f
t.lAf p 81 IN Married. .rcefsf amos care
+a~1 81, f.~rare. raps. lawns useful man.
.fra o.U give pare . ner time AZ iann
dress mp soar-sfress. written ana PET Nit
..rs,..r. station Island
------------------
rlAcENfNN. who fior.Igllr understands
. 90.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
lNGTON
From foot OF Liberty St.
90 1000. oil 30. Dining Car p
4 NJ 100 Dining CaI3 30 800 heyai Blue Limited
40 1000 al 30 Dining carr A. NJ, 100. 600 Royal
Blue Limited.) 800 GOO. Dining Car) p NJ. 1913 mdt
Additional for Philadelphia week days 73g. 900
A. 81. $3.50. 400 4.30 100, 900 T.. VI. sundays. 600
A. NJ. 400 900 p ".
Tickets ana paror car seats at foot u Liberty 81.
Whitehall s.. ll3. l72 26l. 424 9ii. l2H ~ broad
way 1877 9Th Az. - Union So West l53 East 10Th 81
~; west l25th ST.. 245 Columbus Az. New York 4
court ST. a44 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. 81 Broadway.
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co. VIII call for
and check baggage from hotels OF residences TO desna
.From Liberty =. only
tFrom South Ferry at S:2a p
sFrom South Ferry at 4.35 r. NJ.
br-om South Ferry AZ $40 p NJ.
krronn South Forty AZ p VI
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
= q.

nm ~ n ---r-T C - every iescrpii %
-l While tru val liAh
rfNg. 800 So .1I So Established 30 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02

POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT.
CASH PAID for un-anceled. prince u
addressed postal cards mat are - "a
,irther use. Call or write SWAIN -
P.ekr1an-st NeW-York CITY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-13

THERE is as much reason for hard
times talk these days as there is for the
existence of the tramp The demand for
labor is great and at wages which should
make glad the heart of the laborer The
labor agent of the c. Il. n w. is offer
ing 81 per day and free transportation to
a place in Iowa where men are wanted
for 2,-mile extension and he is finding
it difficult to get them. In Milwaukee
there is demand for labor for this class
of work on an Average OF 30 men per day.
The call for men for railroad building at
Ashland and Duluth cannot be supplied
Men are wanted for leveling grades be-
tween Brooktield Junction and Por-
tage, a distance of - miles, and for
an extension of % miles at Mankato.
There is heavy demand for railroad
hands in Montana and Dakota, ut Waters
meet and Florence Iron River mines,
1t is said there never was IA time before
when laborers We're more III demand
than at present
! Railroad building is an infallible sign
| Of good times as work of this nature Is
either to meet the demands of increased
1 business or prospect of increase, The
| tramp is wholly without excuse. The
same thing is true of his congener, the
calamity bowler,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-13

WAUKESHA is having serious time
of it with the Milwaukee Heat, Light &
Traction Company. The experience OF
Waukesha will make cities more eau
tious in future in granting franchises fol
street railways 10 corporations skilled III
avoiding terms of contracts. The com
pany having franchise in Waukesha is
in fact the Milwaukee Electric Railway
company When the franchise was grant
ed the streets upon which tracks were tc
be laid We're set forth and also the num-
Der of miles of track to be laid within
the city limits. The track laid was real
" an extension of the interurban line
and was of no benefit to Waukesha Us il
served no local needs 1t was a straight
line run through the city to connect with
the Waukesha beach line. The franchise
which the company received was thus
used to connect two lines solely in the
interests of the railroad corporation.
The franchise granted only a single
track The main street Is a marrow ore
and a double track would make it inn
possible to tie teams at business places on
either side, SO that the uses of the street
would be limited to continuous travel.
But the railway company disregarding
the terms of the franchise and ignoring the
convenience of the people, proceeded to
lay double track. This brought clash.
There are injunctions innumerable. The
st:eet is being paved and the contractors
have been enjoined by the railway com
pauy from proceeding with their work
until the courts decide upon the right of
the company to lay a double track. The
Waterworks company has been enjoined
from furnishing water as 1t Is used to
drive away the laborers on the railway
construction The railway company is
enjoined from proceeding with its WORK
Of laying tracks and SO the principal
street of the city is impossible being
torn up and blockaded with debris
Businessmen are naturally indignant,
as access to their place of business is
cut off The street is unsightly, ard
Waukesha being a summer resort hav
ing thousands of summer guests, suffers
in her leading interest because of the
blotch upon the city's beauty. There is
an ugly feeling as there is good reason
there should be 1t will take years be-
fore the people will feel kindly toward
the company which at the outset has pro-
ceeded with entire disregard of the peo-
pies rights and in utter defiance Of pub
lie opinion,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-07-13
TRUSTS.

There is no question of modern times
affecting the interests of the public more
difficult to deal with than the trust prob
! lem. People naturally fear great COM
| binations Az iniilical in their tendency
| to individual rights. And there is war
rant for this fear But the situation de
mands the exercise of calm Judgment
and not hasty proceeding at the sugges-
ton of passion. The politician perceives
an opportunity to profit by denunciation
which will infame passion and do meal
culable harm eventually, but this condi-
ton Is welcomed if it brings him indivi-
dual success The trust evil must be en-
countered by wise and deliberate action
so that its eXtirpation will not be accom-
panied by the ruin of the structure upon
which the foundation of orr industrial
interests are built
1t Is evident to every one that the trust
has changed its form and IL now as firm
~ intrenched behind form and substance
of law as any legitimate and commend
able industry If we proceed to destroy
the trust by leyeling the foundations on
which 1t rests, we are eliminating an
evil by the process of general ruin. All
large industries upon which our prosper
ity and progress depend, rest upon the
same foundation upon which Is imposed
the weight Of the trusts. The burning
of Moscow did not shatter the govern
ment of Russia The destruction Of the
trust through destroying that of which
the trust has made use, Is equivalent to
regarding the air which sustains life bad
because it furnishes the elements for the
fury of the tornado
The trust is a gigantic corporation and
bears the "a ne relation to Legitimate
concentration Of wealth that the cyclone
does whose path is desolation, to the
breeze which speeds the vessel in the
channels of commerce. Tie political
agitator would arouse frenzy and expect
the rewards which come from mistaken
gratitude 1t is as unwise to need him
as it is suicidal to interpose no obstacle
to the growing power of trusts But 1t
must not be such an obstacle as would
paralyze the hand of industry or check
the growth of progress
A war of humiliation spares no one.
Those engaged in it do not discriminate
and having tasted blood pounce upon the
Law cannot be partial III
It's application 1t Is wise that it cannot,
even if there are instances, as in the case
Of trusts, where the wish is strong that
the power to intermit, or make operative
for that occasion was possible without a
precedent being established.
The trusts are being studied carefully
and earnestly and way will be found
TO curb them without ilviting general
ruin or invoking anarchy. To withdraw
protection from everything so as to make
the trust defenseless is the policy of the
and merits neither attention
or respectful hearing.