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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
YANGER TO MEET HANL0N ]
Chicago Fcatherweight Is Matched
d. for a Bout With the San
Francisco Boy.

. + ~ Z Fl 4 Z I
Bennie Yanser and Eddie Hanlonss are
matched to meet in June before the Hayes
Valley Athletic club of San Francisco
This naturally causes the proposed battle
between Yanger and McGovern 70 De
called off. Hanlon Is given the preference
over McGovern because he fought draw
with Corbett. while Corbett has whipped
McGovern twice.
+ Henry Taylor. a Butte fighter. was
killed by blow on the jaw Wednesday
night by Harry White at the Broadway
Athletic club in Butte, where they were
matched for a ten-round go.
In the second round Taylor was
knocked down twice and as he came up
the last time after taking the count,
White landed right on his jaw, and a
left on the head. +.
Taylor fell thru the reserves and never
regained consciousness. He was removed
to Turkish bath establishment and
physician was summoned, who examined
him and said he was suffering from con-
cussion Of the brain and would probably
die. He, remained unconscious until {
o'clock yesterday morning when he died.
White was arrested { Both are col
ored. The physician who examined Tay.
lor says he was in no fit condition to &C
in the ring as he was already suffering
from weak heart and hardened blood
| vessels. " II 80
| There is every probability that the NC
| Coy-Root bout. scheduled for Detroit fol
| April %, will not be held as scheduled
Since Governor Bliss, of Michigan, stopped
the McGovern- Corbett fight he has not al
tered his views with regard to prize fight
/ and those acquainted with the governO
say that he will order out the state mill
tia if the sheriff at Detroit fails to d.
| his duty.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

The Tasmo and Olympia teams in the
Minneapolis league, will roll postponed
match at the Cooperative alleys tonight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10


The fifteen pin boys employed at the Co
operative bowling alleys went on a strike
last night at 6 o'clock. They had been
receiving 80 per week, and though their
services were worth ten. Manager George
Mueller told the boys he would present
their demands to the directors, and with
this assurance the lads returned to work.
Janney, Semple. Hill &, Co. won two
games from the Plumbers and Steam Fit
ters Supplies company in the Commercial
league last night. The two teams tied in
the second game with 800 pins each.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

Windburned, rough, red, tender. smart
Ing skin made fair and healthy by Satin
Skin Cream and Powder. . "
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

The Five Thompsons won a straight
series from the McCcdu.l- Webster Co.
last night j. A. Thorl. pson had high
score, 1919, and r. p. Thompson had high
average $50. The totals We're:
Thompsons ..-........ $3.50 767 so7
McCaull- W. Webster .,...... GAL 696 752
The following games will be played at
the Cooperative alleys tonight, In the
Commercial league: New Store and Min
neapolis Dry Goods Co.: Moline Plow Co.
and Donaldson & Co.; Wyman, Partridge
& Co. and Plymouth Clothing Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
Chicago, milwaukee { l
81. paul railway

TICKET OInce, o2o NIcOIIeL
sDaily. zEx. Sunday. xEx Sat
Chicago, La K, Milwaukee. .
bIilw'kee, La Crosse, Winona.
Chicago, Id x, Milwaukee. /.
CHICAGO PIONEER" LIND
Chicago, La Y. Milwaukee. !.
Northfield, Faribo. TX. City,
Chicago, Faribault, Dubuque
Northfield. Faribault, Austin
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rk. Isl
Ortonville, Milbank, Aberdeen
Ortonville, xFargo, Aberdeen
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10


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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

The American league grounds on Wash
ington Heights, New York, became an
established institution yesterday after
noon. when the Washington Heights To-
cal board voted to against allowine
streets to be cut through
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

Oelwein, Dubuque, Free 500
port, Chicago and East. 10:45
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
TURNER.

Totals ........1,Oj0 1.03O
OLYMPIA.
First Sec0ni
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO he TRIBUyE.l
Chicago Aug 14-wheat at its best here s.a1lsc
higher than yesterday. It closed zalsC higher Mime
polis cash wheat reached 81 and that market furnished
most Of the encouragement fer the buyer September
here opened s2c sold between s1c and s31zc, and
closed Sc sellers; December closed s34c; May,
Ssae sellers There exctable trade Leader
ship did appear have anything do with ad-
II eyerybody's market Gables were strong;
English markets AaIitd higher. Argentine shipments
were 1885,, 900 bush. compared with 1144
week previous. The Mo5ern Miller the move
Of wheat for the the highest years
Primary receipts only 49s 900 bush compared
lbs 600 bush last year Clearsnces helped by
very large shipments from Galveston the total being
ieo0 bush The reported Is loads fo- export
American cearances for week were 4l5 600 bush
compared with 600 bush year The wheat bulls
are as Yet having nothing discourage them Recepts
are small everywhere OF late the bulls have been en-
eouraged by some Increase in the foreign demand
MID weather with fsvoring showers continues To en-
courage selling OF Futures closed 5+q2c lower
But receipts light, shipping demand has i'm
proved o. late The seaboard bidding relatively zo
better han week Shipping sales were 800 600 bush
some for export Receipts ~ cars the estimate
for tomorrow $50. Cables were fractions1i, 1oura-
Argentine shipments 3ol7Oo bush were treble last ear
Clearanoss were 5000 American shipments for
the week were only 10000 buch September sold -
62se and at 52sc, and closed 52'ec; December 5ac
sellers. May. 53isc
The big holders a MAY cautiously hist s.s.5,
taking prohts. The Howe line which has been bel1 f
months, is being hqudated There was lbera, ssntr-
from this direction today but the cash demand Tor
oss is good and receipts moderate Futures closed
unchanged TO iso l3Her September asl.c. raoer,bo
S6asc. and MAY "se Receipts were 281 cars to-morl
rows estimate 3S5.
The opinion in the provision pit is that III. ,r-t.
holders II lard and ribs selling September ana -
f'ine extent auying for October September rims f ~
arsi time IN months. went 10 a discount under o~tobe
Inefe Was important selling q long lard The list gerer
sily closed slight decline. Hogs are 10 biv-r -,
1000 here. Hogs West were $4,000 con,nsr,5 -,
$500 last wear The big people the provision t,-
have been hadly wrong their market this Season ~,
logs have oone faster than most them expected
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PROPOSALS wILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE

= Bureau Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department.
Washington D. c, until IL O'Clock noon September g,
1908, and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. fur
nsh quantity of steel and pipe for delivery the
yards. Portsmouth, N H. Boston. Mass. New York.
League Island. Pa. and Norfolk Va Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application the Offices
New Portsmouth, y. H. Boston, Mass. Philade
phia- Pa and Norfolk Va H 7. b. HARRIS. Pay
master General U. s. y. S-l3-oS
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NEW YORK BISCUIT COMPANY
4 4 SEpl, SH Il

A ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office.
NO. 1.:s04 BROADWAY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

ceivsd at the Office Of the Light House Engineer.
Tosnpkinsville. N Y. until p. m August 81 1908
opened for furnishing material labor
for moving erecting remodeng keepers quarters
the Fort Wadsworth light station. Staten Island N y
accordance with specifications,
blank proposals and other information be had
application. The right il reject any
bids. and to waive any defects. Major WILLIAM T.
ROSSEIL, L. S. A., Engineer Third Light Dis
trict
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HoMEsTAKE INNING CoMPANY,
NATIONAL BISCUIT CoMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. the preferred stock has been
declared payable August 31s 1908 Transfer will
be closed from August 18th August 3ls
] A LEWIS Asst. Trea surer
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Steamboats,.
RMG1TMRl
AND POINTS IN

lO)NUS NOUl NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE for Newport FAN River. Boston ard
All Eastern ana Northern Points ste PRISCILLA
ana PURITAN Orchestra each. Leave Pier ~.
n r. loot OF Warren ST. week days and Sundays az
$50 p NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston North ana
East Stearners PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT
Orchestra each IS ~ r.. fOos 81 Murray
St. week DAYS only at p "a
STONINGTOS LINE for Stonington. Watch HIL Narra-
gansett Pier Boston and East. Steamers MAINE ara
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 20 y. r. 81
Garrison St week days only at ?. NJ
NORWICH Line for New London. Flsssr's Island 6i,-x
Island. Norwich Worcester. Boston. North East-
Steamers CITY OF LOW CITY OF WORCsES-
TER Leave Pier 20. ~ r.. foot ClsrksO1 ST. week day.
only $3.50 2. ~
ned and North Week days str RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40. " p. eco Il. n foot 3fst st e r
500 p AZ str CHESTER W CHAPLIN leaves Pier -.
\ X, leo Mtdnlght sundays str RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40. N p. $3.50 A NJ. z r.
1915 A. NJ. returning. due New York 500 p n
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS. Lines. a I6I.
e12 LIS 1S4 Broadway. Place. Union square
20 Columbus Avenue. &4S " 18th 153 E. l25ta
Street New York Court $50 Fulton Street.
way. Brooklyn. and at Piers.
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New-Tork City, August g. 1eOs,-sealed proposals
for purchase the Ordnance" lying
alongside wharf at Governors Island NewYoEk Harbor
where be daily, except Sundays between
OF a. and n. m. viii be received
here until IL August Particulars
n OF with the boat al
at this Office. The Government the right to
accept or reject any all bids. Bids be accom-
panied by a certified check equal to 10 per
cent Of bid Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Ordnance" and sd-
dressed 10 Depot ouartermaster Army Building. New
York City
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
u received az their Uptown Office.
O.. ,3B4 BROADWAY.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CARPENTER.-A good all around .
work honest, reasonable 262 West 144th-
St, care WhiteforG.
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Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board at the Office OF the Department Of
Parks Building. Fifth and Sixty-fourth
Street Of Manhattan, the City Of New York.
uN'' THTRsDAY. AUGUST 20, 1905
borough of Manhattan.
I. FOR PAVING WITH ROCK ASPHALT
MASTIC AND PROVIDING THE NECESSARY DRAIN
AGE IN THE WALK IN CENTRAL PARK ADJACENT
TO FIFTH AVENUE. BETWEEN NINETIETH AND
NINETY EIGHTH STREETS IN THE BOROUGH OF
No ? FOR FURNISHING AND ERECTING TWO
Rail-, PIPE FENCE IN THE SMALL PARK ON THE
EAST RIVER BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS. IN THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN E. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners.
Dated August g. 1903.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ALL AROUND NAN in private tsi',i,ii
by an honest ard Tenaple s,,n tS-es
dsvs HAMPTON. - Utica-ave- BsooN-ll.
l.-,1-,- -. eu1i charge q kitchen. res
49,. or hslreI. experienced CHARLES
MILLER. 35I West Sgth-sr-
cOOr- r,ann business preferred: refer
sncss AZ Address Ccok. Box - IIia-
uus.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMER MARY P0MELl

beeyins Dessrosses st at S'lS p ~ SATURDAYS Las
l29th ST., SATURDAYS and Holidays only, go P. n.
Highland Falls, West Point Cornwall. NewburSh,
New Hamburzh Milton. Poughkeepsie. Esopus RondOut
and Kingston Orchestra board
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Io4th street

1o4th Street.
IT. e--o~ir,a+e amount OF the lien. charge, 20
sat,sf, ricb The above described property Is TO be
80 80 np7 ~ with interest thereon from August H.
l0o3 togatber with and allowance. amounting 10
S395 ~ together The expenses o. SAFE,
said premises VIII be sold subject 70 70 brlo , IN
Tor other for S-tts, VIE IN
$50, ,5sreon al So per from June 10. ltto
Dated August H. ADRIAN H. I.AREIN. Referee.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second hand
wood and iron working ms cnines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY, sos Madson-st.
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re nliHeers q The sixty three bonds issues 80
Zoe lFusf ceag or the Chicago -i,-l under
orpany datea December 1882 to be- "a II % d
ne sINIstl2n ot the sinking Fund. septerber ~. by
- the ofhce n Messrs T. r Morgan & - - 81 next.
TO accrued interest thar date -'s" York. at
CHARLES n RI SSEIF, Sr--i-,.-
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COT MY
- Jesse W Powers. plaintiff. against Walter A White:
and others defendants In pursuance Of Judgment 81
made entered the above
entitled action and bearing date the l4h day OF AuguSt;
undersigned. the referee in said judgment
named will sell public auction at the New YORK Real
Of Manhattan New York City on the sth day OF SEP.
TENDER 1908 - o'clock noon OF that day by PhIp
A. smyth, auctioneer. the premises directed ~ said
Judgment be sold therein described foliows:
An certain lot piece or parcel OF ana win me
thereon erected. situate lying
ana being in the City Of New York and bounded ana
described as follows: Beginning at point on the north
cry side Of Hundred and Iwenty-t9urth street as
ta two hundred thirty (230 feet westerly from the
westerly side Of Fourth Avenue as said Fourth A'eIs
now exists; running thence northerly parallel Win
Fourth Avenue and for portion OF the distance
through n party wall one hundred tluO)
feet I'D inches 70 the centre line OF ne PiooR
and Twentyfourth and One Hun
cred ana Twenty-ffth Streets thence westerly along
said centre line and parallel with one I{uncred ana
twenty fourth street seventeen 90 feet: thence south
eyv again parallel with Fourth Avenue ana parity
through the centre Of another party wall one hundred
1O0 feet eleven inches TO tho northery SIDE Of
one Hundred Twenty fourth street and thence east
hortherly side OF sara street e' 7l ~
feet . point place OF beginning
Dated, New York, August 10 tsNs5-
HATCH KEENER & CJTTE. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
loo T2rosdwav Manhattan. New York City -.
The following diagram OF the property % ne sol'
IFS street number being 50 East l2ith street
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

LEXINGTON-AVE Sal corner 64th-st.-
Beautiful suite three rooms; tiled bath;
together or singly; private house. moderate.
22D-ST, ASS WEST.-NewIy furnished
rooms, single. en- suite. also rear parlor;
references
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AND FOOL TABLES.

OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. % Union
Square
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RESTAURANTS.
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ENGINEERS wanted, with city license, TO
operate single and double drum hosting
engines; wages 50 per GAY OF eight hours
must be thoroughly competent. willing 10
sign arbitration plan ana JON union. Ad-
dress. stating experience, STEADY, Trib-
une Uptown Office 1854 Broadway.
MEN WANTED. By doing an easy work
you can travel 70 England for 81; 10
Germany. Antwerp $40 and Africa, SIS;
also free transportation, return passage.
Apply us 1st-st, New-Tork
WANTED.-CIerk in newspaper Office;
must be accurate and rapid worker. Ap-
ply ENCYCLOPE DLA DEPARTMENT.
Tribune ONCE.
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DREssMAkING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BA8TE0lOMEI'9
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons. govsrnessss. tutors. etc.
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PAwNBRoKERs' SALES.


L L FIRUSKI. Aucr., 20 Bowery, sells 10
Aug. i7-By L. Cahen & Sons, Il Canal
St. diamonds, watches. jeweIry all pledges
prior Aus. G, 1902, from No. 800 to Il, 200.
Aug. 17-By New-Amsterdam Loan Of
formerly. 764 Amsterdam-ave.. clothingf
diamonds. watches. jewelry, etc, pledged
Aug. is-By NJ. & L. Harlan. l57 East
125th-st.. s. Stern, 22T1 Sth-ave.. dia-
monds. watches. jewelry, all pledges prior
Aug. S, 1902. all older dates
Aug. l9-By Estate A. ]. Heaney. 2l4
Atlantic-sve., Bklyn diamonds, watches,
Jewelry, all pledges from May "A. 1902 10
July 10, 1902 from No, 1856 to 11,5ol, and
all older dates held over,
Aug 20-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row,
June 20. 1902. and ali Nos to 30, 100 and
all goods reserved from previous sales.
Aug. 21-By r. J. Rosenthal, 30 3D. ave,
diamonds. watches. iewelry, all pledges
prior Aug. IL. 1902 all older dates.
ELI soBEL. Auct.. es Bowery. sells. 10
a. n, all goods pledged to Aug. 10, 1902,
Aug. 17-Clothing, dresses. shoes. etc.
Aug 1s-Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc.
B. Tigner. 277 9th-ava.
Aug. 1s-Ciothing, dresses. shoes, etc,
J. A. Weaver, 512 West 5fth-st.
Aug 2o-Clothing. remnants, dresses.
shoes. etc: NJ. Rothman. 443 Canal-st.
Aug 2l-Clothing, H. Sobel. 772 9th-ave.
JOS sHoNGOoD & SONS. Auctloneers.
Selesrooms. Of Bowery.
Aug. 11-Overcoats. clothing, J. Roth, p
Columbus-aye.; I. A. Levy. 229 3d-ave.
Aug 1s-Men's and women's clothing,
etc, Il. Peyser's Son. 900 2d-ave.
Aug. 19-Watches, diamonds. iewelry.
etc, j. J. Aaron 6 Son. 19l Grand-st
Aug. l0-Clothing, overcoats, etc. Ned
Harlan. 400 Hudson-st
Aug. 20-Jewelry watches. diamonds
etc. z Chaser. % C'atherine-st-
Aug. 20--Men's and Women's clothing. s
Freund. 2.722 3d-ave.
Aug, 2l-Clothing pledged prior 70 Aug
IA 1902, B. Aufses 2T9 Stanton-st
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan.
Auctioneer l52 and 134 Cansl-st.
Aug. l7-By II. McAleenan. 400 Fulton
st, diamonds, JewelTy. etc, No. ISL TO
1904.
Aug. ls-By J. Simpson & Co. 225 Park
Row, diamonds. jewelry. etc, Nos. to r..
COO April /, 1902. and old dates.
Aug. 20-By II. McAleenau. 1874 Shave.
clothing pledged 10 Aug. 10, 1902.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. Auctioneers. 81
Bowery.
Aug 1s-By Marks Loan ONCE. 2,O57 3D.
ave. formerly 2.O50. all clothing pledged
prior Aug 1Oth 1902
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
sand and building Pier CNo l9) foot Of Peck slip.
East River. will received by the Commissioner OF
Docks at Battery Place, until u O'Clock
August 20 1908. (For particulars CITY RECORD0
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OFFICE FCRNITUE.
REMEDIES.

SCPERFLJOUS HAIR.-Trtal sitting free;
permanently removed by electricity. Mrs
RAE Specialist. 13S East 3oth-st.. near
Lexington-ave
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Financial.

REDEMPTION NOTICE
ahIa AGO AND " ESTERN ISnFsx.
RAILROAD COMPANY A@nNA
GENERAL MORTGAGE B0N-re
Trustees Office, Room s.. DIexe BuiI5,r
$500. New York. AlgusT ,s 100.
'IHE TkG STEE HAS THIS DkV - 5,1 !tg$
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

72D-ST.. 20s AND 2I0 WEST-Charming
rooms; superior table; references given
and required
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J. & ]. W. WILLIAMS,
353 w. 54TH ST. rd Tel; S9s
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1875.
". WILLIAMS SON.
210 W. 77th-st. Tel s;v: 22sS
Carpet cleansing. Send for circular.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand or
on floor 1885 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 122-2Sth
DREssMAKING.
---~----~--------~-~--~>--
DRESSM AKER.-French dressmaker; per
feet filter; good designer; by the day;
city or country. ROCHAT, Az West 3Tth-st.
DRESSMAKER, SEAMSTRESS By day;
goood reference. 249 East 55th-st.
DRESSMAKER.-Fa German; out
by day, So; or take dresses home; salts
faction guaranteed; excellent references.
DRESSMAKING. 2S2 East 115th-st
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J. & ]. W. WILLIAMS,

CARPET CLEANING.
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Hotel Dennis,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Directly facing the Ocean. Hot AMI cold water in
private baths. Golf privileges. Information AMI
booklets 1854 Broadway WALTER J. BUzBY.
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The TrIbuhe received AZ their Uptown
once No. 1854 Broadway. between S6ta
ana sch sts until o'clock .. m AdVer-
oeices Al regular ofiice rates until o'clock
., m. viz: "a shave. 3. e. cor 2St-st
tS3 6Ih-cve-. coz I2th-st % East 1sth-st
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2R3 West 125th-st.: 2s,s 31-ave.. between
- TOS Ist-ave near S9rh-st.. lsI East
f2Sth-st. $50 Trencnt-ave.. 6,o Sd-avs-
near 4ist-st-. 80 So ave- 10 B!eec Aer-sl-s
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CIVIL ENGINEER--By young man. ex-
perisnced instrument man and draughts-
nan, on engineering corps or with con-
tractor. Address 3. T. VANDERYOORT.
17S East 16Sd-st.
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HOUSE TAKES DAY OFF.

Lawmakers Adjourn for Thanksgiving
BY a Strict Party Vote.
A Washington dispatch says: When
the house convened Tuesday, M.
Payne moved that when adjournment
is taken it be until Friday. -
Mr.. Dearnlond democrat, Mo-,
asked as to the purpose Of the house
with reference to adjournment, saying
the house had transacted the business
tor which It had been called In extra
ordinary session and that It was
known what action the senate had
taken.
Mr.. Payne said he had not been ad.
vised as to what the senate was going
to do, but thought the house capable
Of determining $50 momentous" {
question as that Of adjournment.
On demand Of Mr.. Dearmond the
yeas and nays were ordered on Mr..
Payne's motion.
The previous question was ordered
1S to 103. a party vote. The motion
for adjournment until Friday then pre-.
vailed. . ..- -. l.........
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-12-03
THIRTEEN MINERS DIE.
Unfortunates Hurled to Quick Doom
in Frightful Gas Explosion IN
Arkansas Coal Pit.

Thirteen miners were killed and
great damage was done by an accident
al explosion of gas Tuesday afternoon
in coal mine NO. 20 at Bonanza. Ark,
twelve miles from Fort Smith. AT
nighttall only six OF the victims had
been recovered.
The explosion occurred at l o'clock
in the afternoon. There were about
ITS men in the various shafts at the
time. All eccaped without injury ex-
cept the thirteen nen who were en-
ployed in entry X, the scene of the ex'
plosion. The force Of the explosion
was terrific and the timbers were torn
from the walls Of the passages for
several hundred yards at: the mouth OF
entry X. The passages were so COM
pletely obstruct,ed that the work OF
rescuing the ertombed men was te-
dious in the extreme and several
hours were consumed before the first
body was found.
It was thought the gas was acci-
dentally ignited by a miners lamp.