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New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DREssWANIyG.

TAILOR Made SUITS FREE
Any lady can secure a handsome tailor
made suit TO order in the latest style
worth S65 absolutely free % charge with
very little trouble 20 herself Gail after
Moons only. THE MOSTKOwITZ LADIES
TAILoRS. 25 West 42d-st-. near 5th-sye-
ARTISTIC FRENCH MILNERY.-Hats
copied from latest models at reasonable
prices: ladies' own materials made up
HUMPHREY. 2i9 West 49th-st.
DREssMAKFR French, good cutter and
ritter: position in private family or dress-
makers; good references. Mrs POST. $40
West l9thst-
DRESsMAK KER.-Competeni; perfect NJ
guaranteed: few more customers by day.
MED. 40 West ii4th-st-
LATEST STYLE BOLERo chenille boas.
shirt waists lawn and tucked dresses
fine children's dresses and clOaks; ladies'
ties: Renaissance and Marie Antoinette
work: home or out BY day. FUCHS. 81
East il5th-st-
MIIIER & FENDER. dressmaker- a1a
West 4eth-st-. can take more customers
for the coming son: excellent htters snd
cssigners: prices reasonable. also children $
dressmaking
ADVERTISEMENTS anu subscription. ror
Tho Tribu-s received at their Upto~
once. No i.Zi2 Broadway. ID door north
tiseuperts received a; ths Following brsnen
ornces al regular ONCE rates until O'clock
| ADVERTISEMENTS and sunscr,pt,or. -,
The Tribune received az their Uptoxn
once. No. i.242 Broadway. ID coor nor,h
| tisements received az the following Branch
Offices at regular once rates until o'cIor.
2. m, Viz. % shave. q .. cor. 23d-.t
i32 eth-2ys-. cor. 2th-st:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDFSNESR.-Cnd his business IN
all branches; good stock and poultry man:
skilled in landscape work; good references.
Address w. a. HUMPHREYS. Cornwall
Landing y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

sFAMSTRESS wishes work by the ,,,,. GA
private houses, understands a4es''A
HFRTHEI. 156 East sTth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. thoroughly under
sands greenhouses. lawns. fruit trees.
vegetables. garden work: knowledge farm
ing. stock. wife xood cook. best references.
J. CLARKE. Deer Park. New-Brunswick.
y 7
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER.-By a practical gardener and
florist. on gentleman's place, has full
knowledgs of fruits. flowers and vegetables.
both indoors and outside. aged 35 married:
no children: references l. A MORTIN.
IrvinRton. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SIT. BRRTHNll l0MEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
eii East s2d-si-. frst class domestios are
supplied
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER OF FARMER. R.-Experienced.
married: wife as cook and DO houseworS:
colored: reference. BIRCHARD. So Grove-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

HEhIhEls loo EdSA oANlA-se-
WAITRESS. Competent; private ssir
willing TO assist with chain1eI NO59 sl,in-sr
Daly's bell.
WAITRESS. by good waitress IN p-,nsr-
family; willing 20 assist Win ,os Wssf
work. four wears city reference. l1o w"
5gth-st Days bell
G.-Kespectable woman sarsr.
washing and ironing at nome ~ ~. ons
satisfaction guaranteed. 5sS -1-aH~'
n light. rear.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Real Gsiaie ruauteb.

a IL KINDS Manhattan properties % rent man
A Ase Rents advanced 40 leans ClRILLE CAR
hEAU. Agent and Appraiser. Grand st. and BOWery.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

PARLORMAID or HOU SEMAlD. .-tn'..
oughly experienced: best city reieie
English Protestant. 2i6 East Sdd-sI
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER thoroughly skilled IN
the cultivation OF orchids greenhouse
PLANTS. graperies peach house. fruits, vege-
tables lawns: first class references. Fl C..
BOX 45. 1.2f2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

sEAMSTRFsSS and LADY'S MAID;-gs,
reliable woman. in first class taIniS, ,,.s.
hotel. speaks French. spanish and EnShsn;
good references Address r. ~, care u
ianitOr 2is West 27th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

ADV ERTlsEHESTs ana suoser,nt.o,. 20,
ne Tribune received at their UptoMn o
OF sls;-st. until O'clock n ma .SS.r
nseinents received al the following branch
onloes al regular ONCE rates until oscloc.
p N. VIZ. - Shave. y e cor 2sd-.,
ct: l.sss so-sve-. between 10Th ana 7-th
sta; l.oso sc-aYe.. near 6lst-st: 1. sOs I-t-
ave-. near oslh-st-. GO Sd-sge. n~~r Sl,t
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STREET
LETTER BOXES. &c--Post one. Department
n. -. January 20 1POi-Sealed prursls,is
received this Department in the care 6s the
Superintendent OF the Free Delivery until ~
O'Clock friday. the 1st day March 1901 FOR
furnishing letter boxes package
foF street letter boxes for period OF four spec
fcations be furnished upon application.
EMORY SMITH. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
HELP " ASTED.

IiELP " AsTED-
Male
AT-TF,.TION ONt-Nen wanted. s. 20 any EI-
rop~an port. London. Liverpool Glasgow.
Hamburg Bremen. also free passage and
steady positions procured SHIPPING OF
FICEs. 3 Clinton 81. or TS West ~. New
York
AGESTsi-Bo Booker T. Washington has writ
ten his Autobiography. The story q Ny
stranger than fiction. large hook. 81 50.
agents make $40 per dsy. big discounts;
freight paid. exclusive territory outfit free.
J. Z. NICHOLS & 90. Napervire. m
WANTED. men % travel TO Europe by
assisting feeding live stock on fast steam
err, alsH experienced Cattlemen for steady
wo-k. Call personally. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 2o5 2l9 n ST. New-Yo ork
WANTED. D.-Responaible Philadelphia firm
wants ONCE manager az New ORR. sal
ary 81 So yearly. $50 cash ana sattsfsc-
tory reference required. commercial refer
ence furnished. position permanent Ad-
dress Post0ffce FOX 2SI. Philadelphia. Pa
MASTED--Two young men between -
and % years of age. 20 learn our bust
ness as statesmen. then as managers. must
be o. good education ard address. honest
and energetic. Apply with references TO
BAIf'H BROS co. l5s F1fth-ave
YOUNG MAN WANTED ~ learn illustrate
ing Bookkeeping Ad Writing hy mail
Tuition PAYABLE 60 DAYS after q position -
secured Mention course In which you are
interested CORRESPONDENCE INSTI-
TCTE OF AMERICA. Scranton. Pa
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

zlST-ST. IS WEST.-Two furnished rooms
with use OF bath. gentlemen only. refer
ences-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Real Csfaie.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
AL and 46 Maiden Lane

Always has money TO loan on Bond
and Mortgage at current rates OF in
terest and Mortgage charges. Prompt
action on good applications.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

SID ST. I42 WEST Quincy Hoteb. adj,
cert Broadway-S3 S. IS weeLiy.
steam heated. transients 50c. 81. 81 -
daily.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Al tone block west
% Manamaker sl.-Large room: southern
exposure; fireplace: rare chance for fur
rier. $3.50; also small room. S25O Capt
RIGGS.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
KINDLING WOOD.
LOST.


BASKBOOK NO. s5l. 4eO or the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing
called upon 20 Present the same within ten
cancelled, and a new one issued
BANkBOOK and vouchers. A G Wink
haus. 5th-ave. and 44th 20 oth-aVe;
and 42d-st. Return 70 hank, 5th-aNe- anu
43th-st- Suitable reward
BANKBOOK NO. 27Se4O Of the Cuion
Dime Savings Institution - MISSING
ANY person having a claim 10 II is hereby
called upon 70 present the same Wltnin yen
days. or submit 10 having SAID pasSoooH
cancelled. and a new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. -BankbOok No +a 4I9.
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return BOOK 10
bank. No 81 Chambsrs-st-
LOST.-Bankbook No 497. So, Bank for
Savings 30 4th-aVe. New-NOrE. Pay
nlent stopped. Please return TO bank.
LOST -BankbOok No. 322. Gal, on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 20 present
the same 20 the bank within thirty days, or
the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinxuished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST.-BankboOk No. e7.673. the New-York
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Finder
please return TO bank
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
HELP WANTED.
enlntc.

Female.
NEW YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAT.
~ West 2Sth-et
CONDUCTED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FREE TO EMPLOYERS AND Ell
PIDIFES.
Servants are IN waiting from a m 20 ?
r ~
Reference Investigated.
GIRL ,1r general housework. no washing.
10 20 - iiackersack. must be good cook
Protestant only need apply 20 ". STCSET.
100 We-t H-- ldRay. ThCrsday. $50 % 10.
with ref-rrrr-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

90 EAST 8sTH-sT. Large corner room.
hall room. together or separate. with
boSrc. references exchanged. can scoommo-
Asls four table boarderu.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
ATTENDANT Nd NURSE.-By competent
man @ invalid gentleman. physicians
references. W a.. Rox II. 22i East 74th-st.
ATTENDANT by an experienced male at
teudant 70 invalid gentleman. first class
ence- Address JOHN STAL.DER. 63 Am
stertam-Rve-
BUTLER.-By young colored man: thor
oughly competent sober and reliable
present employer can be seen. Address
JOHN WILSON. East 65th-st
BUTLER English. middle aged; single
good height and appearance. expert at
silver and table, moderate wages =. A.
BOX 80. l@t3 broadway
BUTLER. French. speaks fluent English /:
thoroughly first class In every detail;
well recommended. city or country. 6O2
6th-ave.. JACQUIN'S BUREAU.
BUTLER. young Englishman: good
valet. highly recommended. competent.
H1. FEAThEI;srONE. Ga 6th-ave-
BUTLER--Ry fully experienced and reIi-
able butler. sixteen years excellent rec
concentrations as 10 ability and character
tall. neat intelligent. steady: disengagef on
account of family going abroad. COMPE-
TENT. Box 80 l.242 Broadway.
BUTLER or VALET. First class: sisen-
gagged on account OF family going abroad .
sober. honest. best city reference j. p
l62 West 32d
BJ'TLER.-Japanese wants a position 10
minister or gentleman: reference I
sENTEN. lGi Sands-st.. Brooklyn.
BCTLER. WAITER or UsFFT-I, Man
By first class house servant: neat. will
ing and respectful al all times: city or
country QUINN, IL West 53d-st-
CiIEF.-French chef de cuisine. formerly
chef OF Robert Garrett. J. j. Astor. a. III
r. Belmont. will cook lunch and dinner FOR
parties by the day at families private resi-
dences. Address ERNEST GLASS, LSaI
Madison-aye
CARETAkER.-By Young man and wife:
private residence. best city references
GARITY. SIS Columbus
CARETAKER.-Ca refined counI.
open for engagement. w. b. G.. Tribune
Office.
COACIlMAN.-I wish to procure a place
for my cOachman. whom / can recommend
In every way: Protestant. 20 East 38th-st
CoACHMAN.-wanted. single young man
Tor place IN country. must be thor
ough groom and good horseman and have
good reference. Address :. Box 2s. Tribune
Onice.
Married: no incumbrance.
thoroughly understands his business: care
fCl driver. best of city reference from
Iast employer. who can be seen COL
COMMUNICATIONS. married. no fam
worthy: nrst class city reference: last EN-
ployer can be seen. r. $. 22a w. 6sth 81.
CoACFIMAN.-By swede: country; thor
oughly understands care OF horses: rsli-
able; best references. WALLIN. I7c East
slsf-st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Giin GoicIs.
Books ano Publications.

Books Gno Publications.
n'O AUTHORS SEEKING A PUBLISHER
Manuscripts all brsneh- u literature suitable for
publication bock form squired by establishes
house, liberal terms: for eIaminaton prorrp.
attention honorable treatment BOOKS. Her
AID 23d-st. New-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDENER.-Ased IL. married: small
family. twenty-seven years experience
IN all branches. competent 20 take charge
sonal references from leading families Of
New-York. Address GARDENER. I6 34th-
St. south Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

: GRANERCY PARK, cor. 2i.-I'wo large
handsomely furnished, corner io'lis VIVA
tsta: table board. references
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GARDEN hsR.-By competent working gar
dener: married. no family: can take fun
charge Of gentleman'S country place: un-
derstands under glass. outdoors. lawns and
garden: care or poultry. cows and horses.
wife competent laundress or cook or take
any part OF gentleman's house; twenty
years best reference. sithe- written or per
sonaL JOHN KEEFE. a. Bell-st.. STAN
ford. Conn
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

GIRL. IN Office at any work. excellent ref
s1ces 2 RATHER. - stanton 81
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

STEKOGRAPHER--F class: expert
enced. permanent position. Al references
salary SIS. no agencies. PRICE. i.UJi
Fark-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

ST lIRANs. 7 East 8lst-st.-Redecoratec
throughout; elegant suites private batns
.nc service: paTlOr dining room. table
board.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

HEAD COMPREHENSION; open Tor en-
g8xement with any lady or gentleman re-
curing the services OF thoroughly practi-
cal man in all branches OF horttcuItur. ana
laying out OF grounds and grading: four
wears In present situation. references a. ~
honesty. sobriety and competence from
present and previous employers: married.
one child. three years old. Add ress IICTe
TICULTURE Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

OiARDENER.-Efxtens experience IN the
care and management OF private estates
including the several branches Of gardening
farming and landscapinx: personal refer
ences. r. MACARTHUR West Orange.
y. j.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

MILLER & FENDER. dr~ssmakers. 2la
West 4eth-sf-. can take more customers
for the coming sea son: excellent htterz and
cssigners: prices reasonable. also children s
dressmaking-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

STFSOGPAPHER and TYPEWRITER. Is.
educated ant capable. willing 20 assist IN
once work will accept beginners wages
ALBERT DEGAN. So oth-ave.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
g trite in Buffalo.

8uffaIo,N N. o., 1. SUM-. 9eute
Iesten 400 Mai@initen Der q, q.
gentraI Babn Die Mrbeit nieber. sic
oerIansen eine GObnerbObuns BON 10
Prosent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
9lus Der Snhbesballptitabt

Ans Der Snhbesbanptitabt.
9as Seiimbeu Der 5ran Wscs
Stipfeb.
Seine Soiiuuns auf ibrt @ieser=
seneiung.
Der 3efenbad) Werii@erun8ss
i@tpiuoel Yrp3eR IN Chicago.
Gin Amerifauer In 3tabiano mad
Sibiritu otportirt.
Die lutberifde ZpnoSe In 9eS
@oimes, Sotua.
Cine 6rau, bic 100000 iiir drstlide
Yfese perIangt.
&aiienfampf 3wii@eu aobleusrdbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
Cine Srau, bic 100000 iiir drstlid
RRege perlangt.
&aiieutampf swiidsu aobIeusrdbsrn,
Verf@ieoemes.

6rau WcRtnIep's 8efimben.
Wa bin9ton, 1. SUM. Ser
3uitano Der Srau We2inIep bat f9
beute elm wemis sebehert, penisitens
wuroe Elm 10 lautsnbes Bulletin ausse.
seben. arosSem bssen bic Ser Pa-
tientin 3una9ftitebenesn wsnis 5oif.
nuns auf ibre @ieoerseneians unb man
1T auf bas S9limmite sefaBt.
Ser 9efemba9 @erii9s-
runss 9pinoeI YroseB.
ebicaso, 1. SUM-. Or. unSer,
elmer Der ansetIasten in benz Defen-
bad @erii@erunssfdpinssI Yro;eB,
bate beuts einen f9ledten Gag, ba Die
3eusenausiasen iebr beIaiteno fur ibn
waren, gs puroe erwieien, baB
Marie Defended, Die oerli9erte Yer-
ion, weI3e 70 pIosIi9 uno unter uer-
od9tisen umitdnben seftorben lit, nit
Or. unser suiammen auf 8ei9winbe-
lung Der 0eri. @eielli9aften binsear-
beitet bat.
Gin amerifaner in HuBlanb
mad Ssibtr.sn he-
porttrt.
Nep Yort, 1. Suni. 8. Sames
@oroOn pOn Rew Yort, Der felt Sabren
in ct. Yetersburs lebte, peri@mano
BON bort plObli9 in rdt9ielbafter @eiie
Sept beibt es, oaB bic ruiiii@en 8eb0r.
ben ibn oerbaftst unb nod Gibirien
oeportirt baben iollen. Ser amerifa-
nii6e 8otl9after muroe ansepieieu
Nadfori9unsen nod benz 8srmiBter
ansuitelen.
9utberii9e Spnobe
Ses Moimes, Soma. L. Stunt
Sn Der beutisen Sisuns Der Spnobs
puroen ueridiebene 8eri9te entsesen.
senommen, u. o., Der iiber bas natio-
naIe aItenbeim in 8intbrop 9eisbts
Waibineton, s.. G., bas preBIer @ai-
ienbous in 9Iopbsoille, pa.
abenbs purbe bas Sabresfeit ber
gebOrbe fur innere Wsiiiion sefeiert.
Die Grite lutberiiae &irde In Bal.
timore Iuo bic Spnooe fur bas Sabr
1903 gu F9 gu Sat. Sie GinIabuns
ipuroe ansenommen.
gu gbren oes 9errn Sr. @amuel
8arnis, Der felt 20 Sabren Seiretar
fur ben ueitli9en She'll Der Spnobe lit,
uurbe beuts elm Gmpfans peranitaItet
Ser 60. sipeiidbrIide 8eri9t Der
geb0rbe fur innere Dsiiiion seist, baB
ipdbrsnb Der swei Sabre, auf oie fi9 Der
8eridt be5iebt, Die ginnabmen $1O1, :
S42 betrusen (Oer 2aiienbeftanb ON L.
Mai 1899 einsere9net.) Ser 2afen.
beitano betrdst jsst ST ,252. 3u Be-
sinn Der sweiidbrisen 9eriObe erbieIten
1877 WtiifOnen llnterftiisuns basu
tamen ipdter % mebr, iobaB Die 3abl
165 betrus ober finf mebr aIs in ben
porbersebenoen spei Sabrsn, unb Die
srOBte 3abI in irsenb einem 3peiidbri.
gen abi9nitt. Sur 3eit erboIten l47
MiitOnen unieritasuns.
@erIahst 100000 fir
ar3tli9e YfIese.
Gbicdso, Sas., L. Srni. Sr,
Gmma Barne bat 9e9en ben Nadlaf
BON Srancis &. @beeler cine RIass
auf 500, 900 rfiir arstIi9e Yemahun.
gen" anseitren9t. Sie Soitorin
pel9s ibon felt lansem Der. Sausars
@beeIsr's seweien war, batte mebter'
Sabre lang ii9 sans unb gar ben
9ienit bes aIten Wtannes wiomen maI
| len, uno Spar auf 8runb zines Ron
trattes, in peI9em es bieb, fe u,iii
ibn bebanbeln, 10 lamse er Iebe. Bbee
Ter, Der elmer Der bauptic9Ii4fen Ut
tiOndre oes Oatentrufs mar, bat ei,
l9srm0ssn BON brei Miuionen Dollar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02

binterIafen. Sie grben msisern lia,
Der Sottorin ben perlansten Betras
aussusabIen.
&aiientampf bpif9en2ob
len9rGbern.
9ittsburs, 1. SUM-. Sn 6ebs-
ral tam es seitern swii9en etma 100
poInii6em 2obIensrdbern auf Der einen
uno etua ebeniopielen ensIii9 ipre9en-
ben RobIemsrdbern auf Der anberen
Seite su elmer blutisen priiselei. @m.
2earns wuroe t0btlid unb iein 9ruoer
&obert i9mer perpunbet. Wm. Rearns
erlas ieiner 8unbe, tur3 na9bem er lie
empfansen batte anb feline 6reunbe ba.
ben bic @erfoIsuns zines untsr bem
Namen rSbortp" betannten polnii4en
arbeiters aufsenommen, Der ben tobt-
li4en S4uB auf &earns abseseben ba.
ben ioa, uno Der slei9 barauf In Die
8erse eutfob.
&upferaftien perpafIert.
Rem Yort, 1. SUM-. SIN oem
bieiisen 8ureau Der Montana Ore
Pur@aiins Co., wirb es suseitanoen,
bab bic llniteo Copper So. Of Montana
unter ben @eiesen beg Staates South
9atota nit einem AttientapitaI BON
$50 900 900 intorporirt wuroe. Die
MOntona Ore 4ur9ofins 60. bat i'm
persanssnen Sabr ettpa 10000, 900
Pfunb 2apfer prOeucirt. Sbr Gisen-
tbum ioa sinen Bertb BON etpa
81 500 900 reprdientiren.
Orei iunse se9euteertrunten.
gIepeIans, o., l. SUM. Srei
iunse 9euts fanben seitern i'm Grieiee,
cine WeiIe pom 8odp Riper, ibren Sob
bur9 grtrinfen. g8er iie iinb, fonnte
bis iest nod niat aussefunben weroen,
ba psber Die 9ei9en sefunoen, nod bic
suriidsebIiebsnsn 2leiDunssitIde ibenti-
fiSirt ipurben.
2eine Aatlase sesen
Somie.
icaso, l. Suni. Sie 8roB-
sei9worenen weiserten ii9 beute I'M
tlasen sa erbsbsn sesen Or. Sowie,
SO. 8. Subj unb bic Siatoniiisn Spei-
del unb 8rati9, bic perantwortli9 iein
iollen fur ben Sob Der 5rau Subj.
9estere erbieIt teine arstIi@e 9iIfe,
lonbern murSe BON BEN 0IaubensbeiIer
Sopie unb Genohen gu 5obe sebetet.
Strite in Buffalo.
Buffalo, N. o., L. SUM-. 9eute
Iesten 400 Mai@iniiten Der q, q.
gentral 8abn Die arbeit nieber. Sic
oerIunsen eine GobnerbObans BON 10
prosent.
Sur9 GrpIoitOn perum.
9IIdt.
9ittsburs, 4a., l.. Stunt.
Oas Boot @. 6. Ro6 wurbe beute
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
8otbap perbanbeIt nit

Yrai:oent 3tI9er.
bon, l. SUM. Sie uSun"
tbeiIt nit, baB Sen. 8otba ii9 BON
Stanberton aus bur9 bos boldnbil9e
Winifteriam nit Prdiibent 2riiser me-
gen JriebensperbanoIunsen in 8erbin-
buns seiest babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
gII d t.

9ittsburs. 4a., 1. Stunt.
Oas Boot g. 6. Ro6 murbe beute
burd grpIofon in Der gldbe BON 9o.
rentom, Ya., serit0rt. 9apitdn Reap
Tom babel um's 9eben, 8 Wtatroien
wurben fatal perIest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-02
Sranemperein beS 8. u. y. SHais
ien>VereimS.

Sie Ritslieoer oes ObiseH Bereins ino biermit er'
iudt, fd au Der Besrdbuisieier ihres psritorbensH
Ritslisess. 5rduiein Menes e6urr, su bethel
liseu. 7ie Sseroisuns finost TAFT an Sountas ben
2 Suui, Radmittass balbs ubr pom 1rauerbauie,
Ro SEQ Sneiaua Apenue uHo um ubr uon Der l.
arde Der Geutideu 9panssliideu 9emeini9aft an
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UNCONSCIOUS OF DANCER.
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Rattlesnako ColIed Itspif to sicep on
 Man's Breast.
 h the course of Hf. Ross CoX's expe- dition along the Columbia river some years ago, one member Of the party had q dangerous experience. of which fortunately hc was at the time uneen- scious. The men were preparing sup per on the bank of the river, and La Course, worn out With the fatigue of the day, had stretched himself on the ground and fallen asleep. X few min utes later 1 passed him, says NT Cox, and was mortified at seeing large rat- tlesnake moving over his body toward his left breast. Ny ti9st impulse was to alarm La Course, but an old Cana dian whom l had backonea to the spot said We must make no noise, and the snake would cross the mans body and go away. In this he was mistaken, for on reaching the chest the serpent coil ed itself quietly as if meditating q stay. If La Course moved CT woke We shud- dered to think what would happen. Others quietly joined us. and it was de- termined that two men should advance ill front, to divert the attention Of the snake, while one should approach with a long stick from the rear and dis lodge the creature On seeing the men in front, the rattler raised it's head, played it's evil looking tongue and shook it's rattles, indications of anger. Every one was in a state of feyersil anxiety as to the fate of poor La Course, who still lay asleep The man behind now came up with stick seven feet long, quickly placed one end un- der the reptile. and succeeded in pitch ing it ten feet from the mans body A shout of joy was the first iatimation La Course had of his wonderful es- cape The snake was pursued and kill ed.-Youths Companion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-15
CHARGE FOR FRESH AIR.
Experiences of a Family Who Were
 Travelling in Germany.

Experiences of Family Who Were
 Travelling in Germany.
 Many have been the doleful stories of travellers returned from Europe anent the eXtortionate charges i'm posed upon long-sutfering Americans ii the lands across the Atlantic And now comes | distinguished Chicagoan "lo declares that in Germany recently Ee was chare2d for fresh air. With his wife and family he Was journeying in railway train The air in the stuff fy little compartment becoming stale, the Wife of the Chicagoan asked him to communicate with the guard. Tn each compartment in European trains IS handle connected with a bell rope leading to the guards cab. Near the handle is posted a notice warning pas sengers that the guard is not to be summoned except in dsperate cases, such as murder, etc, under penalty The Chicagoan could not read German but he knew that his wife wanted fresh air, so he gave the grip lusty pull. The train, which was an express, slackened speed and finally came to a full stop. I he guard and the engine driver rushed back excitedly, expecting to discover something very dire in deed. By virtue of signs the Chica- goan explained what he wanted Ihereat he was greeted with storm oI abuse, and he was very near being threatened with personal violence. However the guard and the engine driver returned to their posts and the train proceeded. When the Chicagoan and his party arrived at their destna- t1on he was met at the railway station by jabbering mob of officials, who promptly hauled him before an august functionary, who managed to inform him that his little gayety with the bell cord would cost him just 30 marks, which he ust pay or go to prison. The Chicagoan took the former alter native.