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The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31

She thought she had seen them before,
but could not tell where.
This morning two young men were
brought up from Anaconda. where they had
been arrested on suspicion, but when Mrs
Stork saw them she stated al once that
they were not the men. The prisoners
were released
Mrs. Sketch the landlady, stated that
young man who answered very well the
description Of one OF the robbers. called at
the Meyer building yesterday ia quest Of
room. He paid $3.50 for the room last
night. 1t is the opinion oI the police that
one OF the thieves hired the room that he
might have a right in the house.
Albert Stork, the woman's husband
works in the Rarus mine He did not
hear OF the robbery until he returned from
work early this morning.
Mrs Stork formerly conducted a rcStaur-
ant on West Park street. She thinks that
the men may have worked for her at one
time and knew that She was in the habit Of
carrying money.
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= rpose of getting me out of the way
), ina. he could marry that girl"
I've got the papers to show for our
marriage" said Mrs. Mccoy with flash
of determination in her eyes, "and we've
got a little girl. | don't know where he is
unless he went to Seattle, where the police
think he did"
Mrs. Mccoy No. is a blond about 80
years OF age, with a decisive manner Of
speech. She said she was going to find
her husband If he was in the country and
make him come back to his child
Al present she is roomng at No. 20
East Broadway. next door TO the city hail.
She feels her wrongs deeply and expresses
Indignation at the pcr6dy Of the man
whom she took to be her lawfully welded
husband.
The county attorney is not inclined TO
believe the story told by Mrs. Mccoy
No. /. Mccoy admitted to the authorities
before he left Butte that he had lived
with this woman, but stated that the mar
riage vows had never been taken.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Washington, Dec. 3I.-The answer of
President Castro to the proposals of the
allies to submit to the arbitration of The
Hague tribunal the Venezuelan difficulties
has reached Washington through Minister
Bowen.
The answer amounts to general accept
ance of the principles of the proposition,
President Castro being willing to submit
his case to the arbitration of fair and inn
partial authorities.
The details of the answer will not be
published here in advance of its reception
by the European allies, and in fact it may
be withheld entirely from publication on
the ground that it really belongs to those
powers.
The answer is being prepared at the
state department for transmission to Eu-
rope. As il is quite long and undoubtedly
will require long and careful consideration
at London, Berlin and Rome, il is not ex-
pected that any further steps toward a
final settlement can be taken for day or
two.
The feeling here however, based on a
knowledge of Castros position, is that his
answer practically clears the way for the
submission of the case to arbitration. The
answer has given great satisfaction here.
Paris, Dec. GA dispatch TO the Matin
from Caracas confirms the statement that
Venezuela has promised France to treat
her claims as those of Great Britain, Ger
many and Italy, but adds that a similar
promise was refused to Belgium, Spain and
Holland
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clothes rack and searcDed her dresses for
more money, but were unsuccessful.
While the robbers were hunting for
valuables, Mrs. Stork tainted and did not
regain consciousness until they had start
ed to leave the room. As they passed out
they threatened her again with the re-
volvcr and told her if she made any out
cry, they would kill her She did not heed
the burglars. however, for no sooner had
they disappeared from view. when she went
10 the window and screamed for help a
number of persons were passing on
Broadway at the time, but no attention
was paid to her cries, and, suffering from
the terrible nervous prostration, she faint
cd again. Upon reganing consciousness,
she once more attempted to attract attcn-
ton and finally two young men answered
her call and forced the door he land
lady was summoned and the police no,i-
fed.
Mrs. Stork is positive that she would
know the men again il she saw them.
They were both young and poorly dressed
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marry Miss Clancy and so accordingly the
officers arranged pretty little wedding.
When the ceremony had been performed
and the hymenial knot had been tied hard
and fast, Mccoy and his bride left on the
North Coast Limited for the Pacific coast
presumably Seattle.
This morning another lady who bears
the name Of Mrs. q. II. Mccoy appeared at
the police station and announced herself as
the only real wife. Her marriage ccrtif-
cate would prove what she said, and if the
officers would like any more evidence she
would bring their little cight-year- old girl
In speaking OF the matter to a reporter for
the Inter Mountain this morning, she said
The first | knew Of this marriage of my
husband to that girl was when | came back
from visit to my folks at Little Falls,
Minn.
81 had been gone about two weeks aud
knew nothing at all OF the trouble he
had got himself into. He sent me home
for a visit, ! believe, with the deliberate
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
MISS WHlTMORE FINED S1OO

With Another, She Is Said to Have
Robbed a Caller at Her Apartments.
Lillian Whitmore, who in company with
Dora Davis was accused Of robbng An
drew Johnson, a railroad man, of $Ioo on
East Galcna street, was fined $Ioo this
morning in Judge Boyle's court.
The robbery occurred last week at the
Whitmore woman's apartments on East
Galena. Johnson states that while his at
tention was engaged by one woman an
other went through his clothes.
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Madrid, Dee. JI.--Germany has notified
Spain that she intends to observe an atti-
tude towards Morocco similar to that of
France and Great Britain. The powers are
thus IN accord with Span's desire to MAIN
tain the status quo.
A dispatch received here from Ccu,a,
Morocco. says that a Moor who was under
British protection has been murdered by
Moors between raugicr and Tctuan.
The kabytcs, IN the vicinity of Mcllila,
Morocco, are quiet.
People who have arrived at Ccuta from
Fcz do not take very serious views VI the
situation there.
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shal Lloyd has appointed L. d. Elderkin

shall Lloyd has appointed L. ID. Eldcrkin
rs his successor.
The retirement of Mr.. Meiklejohn from
the position he has so long filled is an
event of more than passing importance.
He has made a record as an officer who
could always be relied upon to fulfill every
duty imposed.
Mr.. Meikejohn resigned to accept
position in similar line of work to that
he has been performing.
+. ID. Elderkin, the new deputy marshal,
has lived in Butte for 20 years and has
been quite prominent in local republican
politics. He has occupied the position of
alderman in this city and deputy sheriff
under former Sheriff Reynolds. For
number Of years he was associated with
Richards 4 Ellis in the real estate business.
Ec is about 81 years of age.
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London, Dee. Ji.--'lhc missionary head
quarters in London has tolcgraphod TO
Tangier for information regarding the
missionaries in Morocco, for whose safety,
however, not much fear is felt. The latest
advices from the Americans At Mcquincx
show thai Mcs,rs, Welilycr Of Minnesota
and Reed OF Kansas City went 10 l'ol after
the recent trouble at Meaulnel. Six other
missionaries are presumed to be at Me-
ounce.
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Our Minister Honored.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Dec. 3r.-The department
of state has been informed that recent
changes in the diplomatic corps at Copen-
hagen have resulted in clevating United
States Minister Swanson to position of
dean of that body. 1t is understood that
this is the first time that an American
minister has received tat distinction at
the Danish court
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
Spanish Shin SaiIa.

Gibraltar Dee 5i.--lhe Spanish loop
Of war, lnlanta Isabella, sailed from
Algeria today from Morocco
General Chaccl viii assume command Of
the Spanish expcditionafy force should
developments in Morocco nccessitate its
dispatch to that country.
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ROBBERS SEEM TO
HAVE HAD ENOUGH
TACKLE A GENTLEMAN WHO UNDER
STANDS THE BUSINESS END
OF A SHOOTING IRON.
By ASSOCIATED rREss.

Kansas City, Dec. si.--ln Kansas City,
kas., today one OF two men shot and
fatally wounded Jesse b. Dublin, aged 3d.
Missouri side firing from behind Dublin,
who was driving wagon, arose in the scat
after being shot and fred at the two men,
wounding one, but both escaped Their
purpose evidently was robbery.
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ENGINE AND CARS
JUMP THE TRACKS
AND TWO ARE TERRIBLY SCALDED
IN ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE
EVERYDAY WRECKS.
ny ASSOCIATED pREss.

Denver, Dec. 3I.--The combination
train on the South Park railroad which
left Denver last evening, was wrecked
about o'clock this morning near Pitts
burg switch, about four miles east of
Breckenridge.
The engine and four cars jumped the
track and rolled down an embankment.
Engineer Daniel Williams and Fireman
Frank Younger, both of Como, were ter
ribly scalded,
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
MERRY GANG GOES
At It ONCE MORE
BANK ROBBERS WHO HAVE BEEN
ON A TOUR OF ILLINOIS VISIT
TOWN OF PRlNCEvlllE.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Peoria Ills, Dec. 3i.-Bank robbers,
presumably the same gang which has
been operating extensively throughout Cen
trail Illinois, made an effort last night to
rob the Autcn bank at Prinecville bu, it is
presumed they were frightened away
dow, but did not mar the safe. Their
tools were found this morning. There is
no clew
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
So Busy!

Baltimore, Dec, 3I.-Gen. Supt. Arthur
Hale of the B. & o. railroad issued the
following order today: Until further
notice we cannot accept carload freight
except 1--we stock and perishablc products
for points east Of Pittsburg Moundsville
and Parkersburg."
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
Modern Language Association.

Baltimore, Dec. sr.-The Modern Lam
guage Association of America closed its
annual convention today. Prof. George
Hempl, Of the University of Michigan, was
elected president. The association will
meet at Ann Arbor next year.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
FIFTEEN MINUTES
TWICE EACH WEEK
WAS ALL THE TIME SHE WAS GIVEN
TO DO WHAT SHE WENT TO
THE PLACE TO DO.
ny ASSOCIATED rRtss.

Sandicgo, Cal, Dee. Si.--lhe cross cx-
animation of Miss Matilda krat1cr, who
testified that she was ovcrworkcd as
housemaid at Point Iona, was COM
monced WHOM The Tinglcy- Times trial was
resumed I: corning She was certain
that IS II rs, twice q week, was all
the time shad to practice upon the
piano. 81 ss kept busy.
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Got Sullnn,a Treaslre.

Tangier, Morocco, Dec. 81 During the
recent battle with the government forces
the rebels captured - OF the sultan's can
non and his treasure chests
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ANSWER OF CASTRO
TO PROPOSITION
TO ARB|TRATE
Venezuelan Difficulties at the
International Board at the
Hague Been Received
AT WASHINGTON, WHERE IT
SEEMS TO BE THE view

OF Officials That the Matter Had Better
Not Be Given to the Public Just Yet,
If Ever, on the Ground That Castro's
Answer Is Really the Property of the
Powers, to Whom II Is More Officially
Addressed Than to the United States.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
DAVID ME|KLEJ0HN
RESIGNS POSITION
FORMER DEPUTY UNITED STATES
MARSHAL is TO BE SUCCEEDED
BY E. D. ElDERklN..

David Meiklejohn, fora number of
years deputy United States marshal, with
headquarters in Butte, retires from the
position today after long and honorable
service in the government employ. Mar
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
PORTUGAL War Vessels Goinc.

Lisbon. Dec. 3r,-The govcrnmcu, Of
Portugal is sending warships to Morocco
70 protect Portngnese interests there.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
FAMILY OF MRS.
CLARK FEEL NOW
THAT HER CHANCES FOR ULTIMATE
RECOVERY FROM SERIOUS ILL
NESS ARE VERY GOOD.

The physicians attending Mrs. William A.
Clark, Jr,, stated this afternoon that the
condition OF their patient remained about
the same.
Although she is still dangerously i'll The
fact that she is holding her own greatly
encourages her friends and family.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
TO Increase Stock.
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Trenton, N. J., Dec. 31.--Thc Consoli-
dated Tobacco company today presented
at the secretary of states office for filing
a certificate increasing its capital stock
from $3o,ooo,o 900 to $40 900 900 The
document was rejected because of some
technical mperfection. A new certificate
will be pre-, .ntcd later.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
MATTHEWS GO TO COURT
And Take Time to Plead on the Charge
Of Stealing a Diamond.

William Matthews, Sr, and Mrs. Mat
thews were arraigncd before Judge Nc
Clernan today upon the information filed
several days ago by the county attorney,
charging the theft of diamond
Both waived the reading of the informa-
plead and entered pleas of not guilty.
Their bonds in the sum Of $500 were
approved by the court.
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POWERS BEGINNING
To TELL WHERE
THEY STAND
On the Moroccan Situation.
Is Fast Assuming a Very
Serious Attitude.
WARSHIPS OF SEVERAL.
NATIONS ARE ON WAY

To Tanoicr, to Watch Developments and
Look After Foreign lnterests--Rcbel
Army Got the Sultan's Treasure Chest
in Recent Engagement in Which
His Troops Are Reported to Have
Been Routed by Pretenoer's Men.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31
Ordered TO Tanaier.

Barcelona, Spain, Dee 3r-i'he cruiser
Rio dc Ia Plata has been ordered to Tan
gicr where she will watch events.
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What Lady Curzon Gets.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY AssOCIAIED PRESS. !,
London, Dec. 3I.-Among the Durbar
honors Lady Curzon of Keddleston gets
the Kaiserin Hind emperor of India),
gold medal.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-12-31

Continued on Page Three J
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-23
FAMILY WILL STAND BY HIM.

John W. Young Sends Message to His
 Son.
 New York, Sept. 22.-William F. s. Hart, who has been retained to defend William Hooper Young, received to-day the following oablegram from John w. Young, the father of William Hooper Young:
 Paris, Sept. Fl. (Please give this to the newspapers and request publication.) "To William Hooper Young:
 T hear you are suspected of heinous crime and being sought for. advise you to surrender to the officers of the law, facing the charge like a man. I have engaged counsel for your defense. No one knowing you can believe you guilty. You owe it to yourself, your family and the religion you forsook to prove your innocence. If you take this course we will stand by you.
 (Signed) John W. Young''
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ADMITS NJ IS YOUNG
(Continued from First Page.)

but one of the officers when questioned about this replied If you say simply that a confession has been made, you will tell the whole story"
 From another reliable source, how ever, came the information that Young did say that he had an accomplice.
 In explaining the presence of red pep per in his pocket when arrested and also in the trunk containing some of his effects and the clothes of Mrs. Pull tiger which was sent to Chicago, Young said he had been taking doses of pep per. in milk for his stomach. T had heard that was good to sober one up," he added.
 He declared that for the last few days everything had been a blank to him, and that he did not know where he had been. Until he was informed by the police to-day that he was in Derby, he did not know where he was, he de- clared.
 Shortly before 9 o'clock the officers withdrew from the prisoners cell and left him for the night, the announce ment being made that the man would not be taken to New York until to-mor- row morning, as it was deemed best, considering his highly nervous condi- tion, to allow him a chance to rest.
 William F. s. Hart of New York, counsel for Young, was expected here at 10 o'clock to- night, but an hour later than that he had not put in an appear ance. The detectives were anxiously awaiting his coming, as they hoped to arrange to start back to New York with the prisoner about midnight. Pending his arrival, they said they would re- main in Derby. It was thought proba- ble that should MT. Hart come after midnight, the prisoner would be driven across country to Bridgeport to catch an early morning train for New York
 Late this evening, several hours after Young had admitted his Identity, he was shown copy of the cablegram sent by his father, John W. Young, from Paris, advising him to surrender, and declaring that his family would stand by him. Young read the mes- sage and for the first time gave evil dence of strong emotion. Tears rolled down his cheeks and he turned to the wall of his cell while he made a strong effort to repress his sobs. He refused to speak of the message afterward.
 Derby, Sept. 22-It has been learned
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-23
Farmer Attempts Suicide.

Winsted, Conn, Sept. 22.-William L.. Nash, prominent and well to do farm CT, attempted to commit suicide at his home in Winchester tonight. Nash left the house where he had been sitting with his family about 8 o'clock, and a few minutes later the report of a pistol was heard. Members of the family found him lying in a pool of blood in the yard A bullet from a revolver which lay beside him had passed close to his hearts
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1is(Ia5t|opsop(e
The New Waists for Women.

Every up-to-date woman will. wear heavy cotton waists this Fall. They're very much the cor rect thing and we're ready with ash owing that cannot fail to suit even the most fastidious. They re in waistcoat cloth, cheviots, linens, madras, damask, pana- ma cloth and mercerized fab rics; every one strictly tailor made; trimmed with large pear1buttons and fancy stocks
 Prices SI.o5 to $5.oo
 Then we've exceptionally fine values in:-
 Polka Dot BriIIiantine Waists blue-and-white, black-and-white white-and-black and all white. Two styles-front with six side plaits finished with piping-tiny pearl buttons on front box-plait; pointed stock collar - Bishop sleeve; also front tucked i'll .> s 50 PruneIla Waists - similar to a very fine Venetian-cadet and French blue, light blue, green, tan and black-front of inverted p1aits, finished with tailor stitching - fancy enamel and gilt buttons, $4.25 Fine Cashmere Waists - light blue, black and white-front of vertical and horizontal tucks
 -tab collar trimmed with tiny white crochet buttons-Bishop sleeve, $4.95
 Don't forget to look at our new line of Silk Waists, in street and evening shades,s
 . $500 to $I2.oo
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R. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer sells at 553 Howard Avenue (near Sylvan) Wednes- day, 10 a. m. Large sale, nice goods. Par Tor pieces, Organ, Banjo, Bookcase, Couches, Secretary, Easy Chairs, Desk, Machine, Desk Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, Iron Bedstead. Chamber Suit, Folding
 beds, Toilet Set, Flair Mattresses. Carpets, Rugs, fine Lace Curtains. Choice Table Linen and Bedding, Pictures, Clocks, Bric-a-brac, Books, fine lot Stlverware, Parlor Stove, Range, Refrigerator, Go Cart. Trunks. etc. &23 Ftp
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COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES.

The Committee on Ordinances will meet in Room 13, City Hall, Thursday, Septem- Der %, 1902, at s D. 1a., when the following matters will be oonsidered:
 Communication of His Honor, the Mayor, de Revision of the City Ordinances.
 Petition of J. Rathgeber for enactment of an ordinance requiring stationary en- gineers to be licensed.
 All persons interested in the foregoing are notified to attend without further notice and be heard thereon.
 Per order,
 ARNoN A. ALLING, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN, S23 St Asst City Clerk,
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BUREAU OF COMPENSATION.

The Bureau of Compensation will hold q Thursday, September %, at o'clock p. m., at which time and place will be given to all who desire opportunity to be heard In relation to an assessment for benefits and damages for the layout and extension of St. Roman Street, from Lawrence Street to Edwards Street; layout and extension of Second Street. from Greenwich Avenue to Kimberly Avenue; widening of Gold Street.
 BUREAU OF CONFIRMATION,
 MARSHALL"G. CLARKE, s23 St Clerk.
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District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court, September 22, 1902.
 Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credi- against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred.
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM T. BOOTH, s23 3tp Administrator.
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Foul, Loathsome,
 Disgusting Catarrh !
Secure Relief in 10 Minutes And a Radical Cure.

Does your head ache? Have you pains over your eyes? Is there constant dropping in the throat? Is the breath offensive? These are certain symptoms of Catarrh. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder will cure most stubborn cases in a'marvellously short time. If you've had catarrh week it's sure cure. If it's of fifty years standing it's just as effective.
 Dr. Agnew's Pills are the best 40 doses 10 cents. Sold by W. H. Hull, E. Hewitt.
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MRS. GIVEN VERY ILL.

Indians White Widow in Grace Hos-
 pital.
 Mrs. Mabel Given, the widow of Rev. Joshua H. Given, an Indian, is ill at Grace hospital and it is not expected that she will recover.
 As Mabel Redfield she was married to Rev. MT. Given at Madison in 1890, and after their marriage they went west to the Kiowa and Comanche res- ervations. Rev. MT. Given died in March, 1893, and since them Mrs. Given has lived in different parts of the mid- die west. Accompanied by her young son, Mrs Given came east a short time ago and Saturday was obliged to go to the hospital
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-23

that the failure of Lawyer Hart to reach here before midnight was due to 8 wreck which delayed his train two hours. Upon reaching Bridgeport he sent message saying he would drive across country to Derby.
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6aants.

One cent 2 word for each inssrtions i've cents word for full week seven timeA
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WANTED,

WE want q hustling salesman In New
 Haven and vicinity. Broker, real estate < T.. R. ALLARDT, 42 Sanford Building.
 Bridgeport, Conn. s2077tt
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WANTED.

BOARD and rooms for gentleman, wife and
 daughter. A quiet place In western sec
 ton ef city preferred. Address P. O. Box 20a. l $40 Tt
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WANTED, 4 YOUNG lady for office work. Drawer -Oo A. s-.. r~-a, a- s-+s 1tp
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[. l. WAsHBURH & co. OPTICIANS.

Importers and Dealers in Drawing Instruments,
 Drawing Papers, Tracing and Blue Print Paper and Cloth, Drawing Boards and Tables, Curves, Triangles and T Squares in Rubber, Celluloid and Wood, Platinum Crucibles, . Platinum Triangles and Forceps, Blow Pipes and Weights, Dissecting Instruments, Laboratory Outfits, $Architects', Engineers and Draughts-
 mems Materials of Every
 Description, Spectacles and Eye Glasses Made to order and Promptly Repaired Students Supplies Speciality Open Evenings.
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WANTED,

girl to cook, wash and iron,
 Refereacss required. MRS. c. B. B0W- FRS. 209 Crown Street sos 2tp
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WANTED.

SITUATION by Swede as porter or useful
 man in private family. Mxperience and
 good reference. 16 WILLIAM ST. ltu
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WANTED.

A SITUATION in Christian home, in the
 country, for young woman with eight
 Good references. Write or cali at 73 WARD STREET. City. d&w tf