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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
News From Commercial Congress.

The Chamber of Commerce has received
letter from John Barrett, the United
States representative at the Pan-Ameri-
can Commercial Congress in Mexico, in
which he Acknowledges the receipt of the
suggestions given by the commercial men
OF this city. He states that the congress
will probably remain in session for the
next two months. and that at present
everything Is progressing favorably for
this country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
Work of Chinatown Squad.

Sergeant M. j. Conboy sent In his re
port to Acting Chief Of Police Whitman
yesterday giving the operations Of the
Chinatown squad for the month of Octo-
Der. The report is q most creditable one
showing that the squad has done splendid
work. The arrests for lottery keeping
were 81. visiting 4. having lottery tickets
in possession 1856, fantan visiting q. opium
place visiting c3 felony !. misdemeanor
40; total $685. or these prisoners 241 were
convicted and paid fines. 90 were convict
ed and confined. AZ were dismissed and Is
cases are pending. The amount of fines
and forfeitures collected was 1920.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
Hoey Alleges q Conspiracy.

TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 4.-The case of
william Hoey ex-United States Collector
of Customs, was to-day continued until
the April term of court on an affidavit al
leging the absence of witnesses. due to
threats. intimidation and other devices
of Government agents" These vntnesses
will, II is asserted. testify to conspiracy
Of Webb and Hathaway. United States
States secret service to obtain suborned
testimony against Hoey
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

The preliminary examination OF Mrs.
Mary Godshal, alias Mrs. DIR" Davies,
and Gus Naher, charged with perform
Ing q criminal operation upon Miss Beu-
lah N. sigmund, a niece of Nahers wife,
was concluded before Judge Mogan yes
terday afternoon. The Judge held them
both to answer before the Superior Court,
Mrs. Godshal In $4,000 bonds and Naher
IN $500 bonds. Both were released on
giving the necessary security. Naher Is q
prominent merchant in Fresno
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

Bear I'm mind that some of the
greatest labor unfons I'm the city
have repudiated the claim OF
Schmitz to be representative OF
organized labor. He Representa-
nothing but the disordcrly elements
of the city and q spirit Of class an
tagonfsm that tends to produce
endless strife and discord. Put an
end to that Kind Of politics. Vote
for Tobin.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
Tried to Rob Poor Bnx-

Henry Savary, the cook who tried to rob
the poor box at the Guadalupe Church. eos
broadway, Saturday afternoon and was
caught In the act by the Rev. Father
Santandreu, was convicted by Judge Mo-
gan yesterday OF the charge OF petty lar
ceny. The Judge will sentence him to-
morrow and win probably give him the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
Wedding in Petaluma.

PETALUMA, Nov. 4-Miss Zoe Fair
banks, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs II. T.
Fairbanks. was welded to-day to VIII
s. Bell. assistant cashier In the Petaluma
Savings Bank. The wedding took place
at the homo of the brides parents. REV.
G. L. Patterson of the First Congrexa-
tional Church sofflciated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

II ~ not for nothing that the
gamblers and their tOuts nrc work.
Ing for Wells and his supervisors
ticket. what they wish In a city
wide open for all kinds Of vice and
Wells would give IT to them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

;" HERE were pretty. well gowned
and thinking women galore yester-
day afternoon at the Sorosis Club.
II and the meeting. which was under
the direction OF Mrs George g.
Carr, was one OF the most successful ami
interesting the club has held for a long
while.
ID. NJ. Delmas. the famous orator and
attorney. was the star of the programme.
Mr.. Delmas' subject was. The Improved
Condition OF Women a subject he treat
ed most eloquently and to the immense
satisfaction of the hig audience present.
After his address. Delmas was surrounded
by many fair women. who, DESTROYS Of
saying nice things TO him, had the tables
turned on themselves and were the re-
cipients of delightful compliments. After
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05
Fought for the Coin.

Pietro Maran and William Riley, SAIL
ors. who live in clearinghouse at Al
Pacific street, had a dispute Sunday night
about $1b and words led to blows. Marian
alleges that Riley forcefully took the
money from him. He wanted a warrant
yesterday for Riley's arrest on the charge
OF robbery. but had to be content with
one for petty larceny, which was issued
by Judge Cabaniss.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

:. A searchlight on the electric tower of
casts rays for distance OF Atty miles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

Most people seek sympathy when they
ask advice
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-05

II" nth the presence OF debu-
N AZ 4 tante-Miss Alice Roosevelt-in
WW the executive mansion. Wash
V " ington society is naturally
keyed up TO expect big things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

Dr. wssEonsr. Rest is4fh- szn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
the sNusBINe or TINE sRoss.

laugh weep weep
Is de
which, likewise the
s
Could
81 feminine Indignation while IDLE holds
Of all this hullahaoo "a
while and the them
he
eiOthes-farly shekd would
melted
clerical shade; leather
battery. Additionally. the
polite could
Ers headgear black
sash
that Of Bonis black shorkr black
clothes
trppad up
noble the cathedral pardon
dame cannot there Il hunaEht here
70 he 5 not
that bulls fight :
But the who
from the Roman
fnanfuly
his II wouldn't
aro che
Of the bishop and Win
himself lie didn't
that he guessed the
whatever the 0oodb bishop,
Now Hon preparing "a the worship
parliament demanding
stated that
Exhibit n" viii respectfully.
Gould giri the stockings
and ALTO PROVE that booking for
simply and o TO a church.
What DaFwins
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FoR aeNr-FuaNIsAeo RooMs

close In. 2D03 second avenue a
suits ~ finely furnished rooms gas
range. etc. with use Of kitchen. II
desired References.
NICELY furnished rooms. use o.
range fof iiEht house keeping t1z
James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
POSTPONED
Washington Volunteers viii Hold No
Reunion This Year.

The annual reunion OF the FRS.
Washington volunteers. 50 far as Sc
atfle IL concerned. has been pestpon-
ed Indefinitely. This WAS the de-
cision reached at last nights meet.
ing 81 the local branch.
Last year the reunion was held In
Tacoma on July 4. IN connection with
the national celebration there. Al
that time. with the assurance tina;
the business men Of this city would
kave a celebration. the Seattle mem.
hers invited the others to be present
IN Seattle this Fourth.
~ the meeting last night. preliFa
mary steps were taken toward 81.
fabhshing a local branch % the Vet
Grams o. the Spanish War Capt
I.amping. Lieut.. Catchett and Lieut.
Moss will have charge Of the ar
ranEemente.
just before the close u the meet
Ing August Toellner. rendered his
resignation as historian 81 the A.
sociation. FOR business reasons. Ma
action WAS taken in the matter an
the meeting adjourned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
BRIGHT WOMAN
FINDS A WAY

A woman who had lived IN wash
ington for years and recently re-
moved 20 New York. found herself
obliged 10 earn money.
one day woman who holds n pos
itiOn ia a banking house was be-
wailinF her lot at iune htime.
Il am often 30 busy. she said,
when noon comes that / cannot
leave my desk 70 go TO some res
taurant. and I am often Obliged 10
walt for a bite until or even 3
o'clock II I could only have 4
lunch. say a sandwich. a piece 81
cake and a glass Of milk. brought
% me. know ! should be In better
health.
Il get 20 faint about haifpaat IL
that u often brings on a headache,
all desire 20 eat"
Now, the woman put on her think
ing cap and remembered having
heard that q woman In Washington
was going around among the Rsv-
eminent clerks serving a dainty Hight
lunch every day between ~ and I
O'Clock 10 those who did not care 20
20 out or who could not leave their
desks.
She obtained permission from the
superintendent Of one Of the largest
buildings down town to canvass
among tho women employed IN the
Offices and find out If this really was
o want, and ~ 90, II II would pay her
IN cater 20 a.
Her canvass resulted In obtaining
almost 100 customers IN that one
building. She furnishes n lunch
consisting ~ two sandwiches. one NJ
meat, the other Of lettuce. cheese or
Hnrdines; a couple Of liberal slices of
homemade cake and glass OF milk
put up In a small bottle. which is
returned the next day.
These little lunches are neatly done
W ~ white paper, served at ~ every
day ana cost 15centa. She eupIovs
two boys 10 deliver the lunches.
which she puts up in her own apart
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
SEAT Tie
DEFEATED
Another Loss Added to Homo
Teams Record.

Score by IunlHFa.
Portland ,..,ssss q lei % I 0=S
Seattle ..s.ssts... q . q @ o 30
seattle added one more to the Ions
string of Eames lost. In has contest
with Portland yesterday The same
was lost through thu Ineffective
pitching 90 HaliuWeiL the new local
pitcher who could not hold down the
Portland hattafH lie succeeded in
striking out but one mau. and hts
delivery was a. els hit
ON the other hand seattle could not
ind Eugtl, whp WAS In he box Tor
Portland Another reason fur the
defeat 10 the local team Ia show n hy
the errors. seattle made seven
against two of Portland
The one feature If arattle'n play
was the work Of Hurley At nrst base.
tie accepted every chance aud made
two unasslsted double plays An
other interesting feature - the play
was Weeds long drive into center
iiold, which resulted In home run.
az the ball WAS Lost In the sfaeH aud
could not be feided Ia time,
better things should result from
todayH game as Harmon Il fu be in
the box for seattle. and hr has be-
sun 90 show form. lie pitched
good game on the occasion OF hta
last appt afauee, and Hevma to he gct.
ting over the Nlidneaa which marrvd
his work earlier in the season
The standing Of the clubs = az fol-
L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
REAL EsT1Ts.

a acres waterfront. 6-roor boua.
and outbuiidlngH. 20 bearing fral.
trees. al kinds Of small fruits
between 90 and 600 chickens. & a.
20 Belgian harea. good Mia
cows. some blO0ded ducks and cts-
sr things. 1900. Terms. r
HUSTON. t0s Bailey building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
CHARGE THIS
TO Mr.. D0WIE

CHICAGO, June 8. - Miss Ella
Mertz - said to be a victim OF tn
Dowie treatment. She lives at Nap
pervilie and - constantly Ruarde 4
TO prevent her doing harm To her-
self. When she was sent 20 the
Dowie Zion she Was suffering from
nervousness, az a result Of over
atudy. After six weeks she vas taxi
en- home mental wreck. She had
been treated entirely by the prayers
Of Dowie ana his elders. Even now
she has no medical attention. a.
Dowie has forbidden a. but a prom
inent physician was allowed 10 ex-
anime her secretly BY one 81 her
guards, AMI he pronounced her al
most hOpeleHsiy insane. He sail
she would have one chance IN a 100 n
she were given immediate expcrs
medical attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
RACING SEASON
BEGINS JULY q
Great Preparations Being Made for
the Everett Meeting.

Racing men throughout the North
west are making unusually active
preparations for the racing season
which begins at Everett on July 4.
A. T. Van De Vanter wiIl send .
string from his winter quarters az
Pieasanton. Cal. and Chris simp-
son and J.. Erwin. the well known
breeders 81 Pendieton. Or. have an
rounced their Intentions of sending
the best 81 their stock north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
In Hotels.

Following are among the late ar
rivals at the Seattle: John Trembuii.
attorney Tor the Port Angeles rail-
road; Capt. Brand and wife. port
Biakeley. W. Earlea, iumbarrnau
Fairhaven; J. &. Carlisle. miner.
chiiliwack; T.. A. Sims. hotel man,
Port Townsend. Dr. l.. r. seaver,
Port Townsend.
At the Butler. Miss Grimm Fair.
faven. Mrs. r. a. Raaekamp. Teav-
enworth; ". y. Anderson. stanwooa
attorney: II. A. Bryan. Pullman. 4
!. Bounds, North Yakima. q. d.
Stems and Walter r. Hine. tourists
OF Orange N. J.
~ the Brunswick. e. ]. Hurley
Butte miner; a. y. Moe. Paulsho. .
J. Little and W. l.. Curtis. Victoria.
i. j. Mahoney, Tekoa. Wash.
At the Northern. WIN. Campbell
whatcOrn: WIN. Norton. Taenroa
Thos. Russell. Tenino: John =. and
chas. Queries. Centralla. J. p. Bog.
erman, SPOKANE.
At the Rainier-Grand. Mrs. How.
ards and daughter, Esquimalt. Il. q
~ q. Han, uperlntendent Of ths
northern Pacific Express Co: l.. r
schmidt, business man. Olympia, q
y. Payne and A. w. Avery. Tacoma.
~ >. Morris, Portland.
~ the Dlller: !. J. MaeDougaIl
bridge builder. Snohomiah. W II
Lord, Tolti Pat Holl0ran. Edla6r
raneher; Bert Healy. TOIt. Thos
Ross, Port Orchard merchant.
At the Stevens. ". l.. Brons6n
Tacoma; Edwin Sharpe. Tacoma X
i. Miller and wife, Everett. I'd OF
-. Ia Conner; Mrs Robt Hail
bias &frsiion- Port TaIunaA1Ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Revolver

JACKSONVILLE. Fls. june Is
John a. MeAitafer was Killed while
trying o. nrest revolver from
Mrs West. hts iandiady who hal
threatened e. Kill hefnrlf. once be.
fore this he had taken a pistol ffur'
her Ia the struggle the acnprn
exploded. sending the ball into Nc
AlllaterH groin lie dlrt .n a Few
moments McAIuster Nan = saloon
keeper Me-. Wet eaa the wift Of
his BARTENDER. and he boarded at
the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
QUEER SUIT

CINCINNATI. o. June IA Pc
cuiiar damage suit has been died b.
Hugo Hengstenberx against /. e.
Miller, executor Of the estate q his
aunt. Bertha. lie alleges she agreed
IN ISIS, IN consideration % his liv-
Ing with her and treating her with
love Rnd affection q provide a home
for him. treat him az son and re-
member him literally Is her Wfl.
giving him n house and e af1 "a
January y, 1900. che drove him
away. and later made smother ali.
Now ne u suing for 5000 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Reception TO Mrs. Moffat.

A reception was rendered Mrs.
Emma Moffatt AZ the Florence Crit
tentOn home yesterday afternoon.
She has been Identified with Mr..
Crittenton IN the rescue work for n
number ~ years There we're liter
airy exercises. a number Of local
clergymen made ahort addreaaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
FOR A go FOOT
DRAWBRlDGE

The chamber % commerce. at Us
meeting yesterday afternoon adopt
"a resolution iaNuFBnN the building
uf % foot ORA ~ bridge over the pu-
vanish waterway - snakans ave.
nue.. II was agreed that II should
be wide enough Cor LOG RATS and
other commerce reaching south so-
attic. 90 easily and freely pass
through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
PERSON VI


WILL any one that saw lady
thrown from a street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April Is
1901, kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen c. Sterling, No. 22l2 Aiadi-
son street.
NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism, neuralgia. scintica
Absolutely guaranteed Ia cure all
diseases arising from impure blood
or money refunded. Send for in
formation 20 n. G. Baker. 1906
Second avenue, Seattle. Wash.
THE cheapest place 10 get gasoline
ana OIL stoves. gasoline and coal
oil, is at Olympic OIL Co, % Third
avenue. Tel. Main. ast 2-hurner
gasoline stoves. $500. gasoline,
a. "a - -.h.s--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
YOU CAN'T BUY ANY MORE
FiRECRACHERS
T. YOU PUT UP HARD CASH

II any boy or giri should take sc
or 500 IN cash 70 any firs~efacker
store. he or she could get no more
for the money than the Star gives
for one new subscriber or two new
subscribers.
For each new subscriber who pays
3 cents for a months subscription
90 the star IN advance. you get -
cent package Of fireworks
For two new subscribers who pay
- cents IN advance for one months
subscription 20 the Star. you get two
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SaIe 81 extra nns fafni-
tnrr. =. q. Blckcrton viii sell ~
auction on the premises. No. zla0
Second avenue. corner ~ Clay
street on Wednesday. the 18th Of
June Al I05a sharp. elegant oak
bel aefn. spring mattresses. extern
sion tables dining cnhira. elegant
book case. splendid upright piano
~ HfHtEiaHa order. center q bies.
feekefH fne Smyrna rugs. carpets.
heating stoves. s-hole Majestic
steel HanRe Kitchen Queer. cook
Ing utensils. crockrry. glass. etc.
Take North Seattle car. r. q.
ILL.aaFaan au.IL.naar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
BEHEADED

VAN VERT. O. June u. -. ~.
Craig. supervisor II construction 81
Pennsylvania Tines between Fart
Wayne and Lima. waa killed In a
horrible manner whiis directing
some work At Middle Point seven
miles east q here A ieeal freight.
Going SOME switching. backed 40 on
him. totally hshsadlnE him and scv.
sring one q hts arms ffnus hts body
craig had worked ~ NAY from sec
ton man e. the position he held az
the time 81 rs death.
Lake Washington ffyer. str Cy-
rene. between Madison ard I~ncht
parks every - minutes from i-gp.un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Art League Bohemians.

The regular meeting Of the Art
League Bohemlana was held last
night 80 the parlara Of the Rainier
Grand hotel The feature Of the ev.
eninR was the reading Of the Bobe-
milan. the publication Of the club.
An Interesting program was render
"a. The next meeting Of the club
VIII be held In the parlors OF the ho-
tel July TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

25-cent packages. or one Jn-cens
package ~ fireworks.
Look az the Advertisement IN an
other column Of tpdaYis paper. and
see what the splendid packages con-
tain.
T.. S.--AnyfhiHK that Il worth hav
ing is worth working for.
=. =. No. a-fau set much mor~
enjoyment out - what has cost you
little EFFORT
n. B.-The Big Balloon looks much
prettier afts< dark. 80 don't send ~
up TIL evenings
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WI. - bDTfNEH. attorney at
law. huItH prosecuted ana defend
Il In ali courts D. years expert
enue. Proceedings 90 bankruptcy.
Companies incorporated. AbhtfEetH
carefully examined, Collections
made ga all parts " the United
- q zexzAaeFt commercial ana
5 tsffs7-ffTFNnorn bil Third ave
Hlle Phone. Main 1000.
J. =. HALL b. and A. HoRweii block
los Columbia Ht. Phone, Blue SO
General practice IN OH the courts.
Damage cases Speciality.
MadefHta Fees Consultation Free.
IdAU F0HB BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
of-at-iaW Deter Horton Hank bid
II. Z. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Msin az.
~ u MAHTGS. Lawyer. 60 Mutual
LIE EuiidinE.
J a Kkl.f0GG 20 ilaii-y building.
~ Aa0A s Atsr 81 boston Bloek
" u lNsBUTH. sOa.k. pacine biz.
a e MACDONALD. 900 Burke Bld.
Root. Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid.
.. = coNONER ag-G Haiicf bldg
LYMAN q kSAPP ioHailer bldg.
q. WkHn KIM ~ Hurke hlag
y p poIGLAs. ~ New York blk.
meiftPu OSBORN ios-s \ Y bk
3. s. LANoLAND. bo2 New York Bis
HouacE pETER. 5is New YORK bk
ffffsnHH r fElfftb $50 second
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COME N OK THE GROUND
Floor
90 shares, g. 1000 shares SIC.
eiss acres In the best districts Of
California and Washington. inciud-
inE large aud valuable holdings in
Teniuo- Bueoda and Copalis Point
districts, where recent oil strikes
have been made.
ONLY 5000 SHARES AT THIS
PRICE.
ONE CENT PER SHARE.
The last chance TO come IN with the
promoters. Par value. 800. and
shares absolutely non asseasa bile.
safe. sure. profitable investment.
taN or remit az once.
THE WASH %GTON oil. INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Room sis New York block, Seattle
Wash.
T. \ c r L LENT OPPORTUNITY
for right man-NNe want two thor
oughly experienced prospectors to
join party or four bound for new
district IN Alaska. Must contrib
ute $50 each toward outfit. etc.
call 80 p. m. Hotel Astoria. 400
Fourth avenue.
wANTED-To buy good shinFle
mill cheap IN good location. j "
HatenH HnffnTN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
TRAIN SAVED
BY GIRL

CINCINNATI, O.. June 1s.-Pas-
sengers on the G.. n. & y. train
which leaves this city at 5.35 p. m.
have little Augusta Lambert 10. to
thank Tor saving them from injury
or death. The railroad company,
after Investigation. has decided 70
reward her Handsomely.
She happened 10 see that a tele-
graph pole had rolled from a pile
on the track, knew the fast pas
senger was approaching, and ran
down the track and tagged IT,
Tho engineer stopped the train
arely IN time TO prevent smash
up.
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HELP WANTED.

&
Northwest Intelligence Co, 1914
Second avenue. corner Union street
fHiElow hiockD, Offices Sc. Largest
employment Office north OF San
Francisco.
10 good coal miners at once. s. day.
s hours. best mine Ia state.
IS men for big sawmili company.
eash any time.
Man sawyer for shinEie mill at
once. over - per day.
Man and wife for hotel az once. as
Der month.
Man cook, fsa month clear
Man cook, $50 month. clear.
Man cook for only : OF 6 people.
coiored man cook at once for only
few people.
Two men walters az once IN city
women cooks at once.
mattresses today.
, women or girls for sewing. si.ss-
81 20 day.
Young girls for very light work.
q 10 81 week.
IS girls for housework second
cook. etc.
Glrl to work In railroad Office. at
once.
Work for ali. Come quick or teie-
phone White 7si.
QUEEN CITY Employment offsce
will furnish you help free Of
charge. 1914 srd avenue. Phone.
Htaak gTgf
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FIENDISH

NEW YORK. June is--fnceudiar.
les tried 90 burs - Johns college
and seminary. at Wiiluughhy ami
Lewis avenues. brooklyn. keFuHfns
fires were started IN three parts ~
the building The Ell had been pour
81 over the h1urA. trailad along the
corridors and soaked into bedding
and furnishing
Tho incendlaFY aId hts work too
we'll So dense and nuukent VAS the
smoke from the burning oil that Ga
sleeping inmates - the place. "a
priests and - asminariaun. were
aroused before thr FIRE had made
great Roadway The flames were
quickly sxtiuguiahed.
A discharged etupiuye IA suspected
81 the crime.
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nfcrotr nqrATr.
RuslNEss cAANcEs

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Videfte
bicycles. Christopher Bros. Iiiz