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IOSD-ST.. No. I33 WEsT.-Large. neat
light furnished room; steam heat, al
imp-o vsments, good location, one block
from Il station, NAHONET.
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TOILET ARTICLES

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A SKIN OF BEAUTY Is JOY FOR
EVER
DR.. T. FELIN GOURATD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTfFIE.R
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SEENcGRAPHER snd TyPEvy RITTER -
Permanent has thorough know 70 =. n
cautle ertry h0qkkeeI -ns rapid ana &C.
eu-ate. well e@iucatsd. best g-tz~e-1 -1as AG-
dress O. Z. Box -. Tribune Otee
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7sTH-ST. 1913 WEST Desirable large
room; also smaller room; adjoining batni
telephone. references exchanged
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1TTE-ST. 81 WEST New management.
excellent table. clean rooms; iuncheons a
speciality: table Doarders; transients accom-
m 1dated.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTH0LOMEW'S

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
sff East 42d-st First class domestic ca are
supplied also managing housekeepers, ma
irons goyernesses. tutors. etc
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SALESM SMsN--Austria German Fslkar- a
young German with Al reference ana
several ysa-s' experience as traVelIlrs
salesman IN above countries, wishes s-tGa-
tioa as travelling salesman abroad AG-
cress ?. AOLL.E.R. l. 100 Arlaltic-s-ve..
Brooklyn
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MISS EMMA LOCKE. purchas
DOMESTIC slrUATIONs WANTED.

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CARETAKER--By married man charge
OF gentleman country place rr small
farm JENSoN Central Meek, n Y
COLoRED MAN and wife, wife as cook
man butler; first class references from
last employer BENJAMIN CAREL-DCk.
care OK Warrington, as w EST 3btA-st
COACHMAN and GARDENER BY a sin
gle German. understands care q horses,
milk. poultry willing and obisi1s- Al
dress r sNtTr. AS Pearls.
COACHMAN and CsARDENE'R-COOK and
I,AJ-NDRESS German man ana
vie. no family; good people. steady ana
reliable. can 10 Al work. recommended
HERMAN. at Carpenter 8, lo+ 9TH ave
COACHMAN. single. 81; eleven years
reference from iasr p.ace, suod faUr--n-
hand driver. country preferred address
NJ POW ERS, Aap-ewco1. =. j.
COACHMAN Country preferred smooth
faced. Eght weight. yo-n-- neat. tii1- III
telAgent. excel-en- man. y Ell "a e. e-.S.ieee
careful. We'll recommended IAN-E--. II
Carpenter :. lS4 oth-aye-
CCACHAlA1;-By scotchman: single. un-
de-acaEds horses and Carriages. careful
driver, care lawn. generally us1i4i. strict
" teU,S crate city reference Aclreas
THOMAS. Fox 10. Tribune Once.
coACHMAN. gardener. general nan on
gsntIemans place, generally useful !n
any capacity. young. tidy. Wei recon ClenC-
eu- Al CARP I-N az :, lo+ et1-a'e-
CoACFfNAN.-E Eighteen years. reference
from three employers; city and country
dtscEsas5r1 at present on account o- -amiiy
giving Up horses. s3osr willing -r- ebus
ing sLAT- cry l5i East +s-l-st
cOACHMAN. -,5sE,tenaa desires POSITION
Sor cOachman re4- B-.ENN IN. lt1
Fast 5JtA-st
COACEaIAN. Single. exper'er--- care
taker or gectivTan's country place. H-i-
i-g % be useful ci-y I- country .e----
rnces from Izst aad e5-rs-r c-IGl.y =-s.
HENRY. 81 West 50-n-st
C0RCRNAN and GARD pEsNH.R BY W de-
SPEAKS s1od Elsiis-- eN7e-lt1r'' q;
America very neat tidy eie. a cAr-l-i
ran. strictly sober, .5c1.i'1-'.l1--, 4r-ef-
ence ~ Carl IN S-t- $. ga cta Ave
FARM sUPE8INTENDE.r, wants change
or post ton theor~lIral-s s1t .l-acti-lilT
experience r. mo.err esr'cl--ll~. rs-f
handle helu, - years - axe. MS .i-l H+-
ertisless ~iil.ss 90 boar as.p i, S7--s,e, --s-
crres A. g. aOLis'tt Isl i-tr-siiit' Nas5-
FARMER aud GAErr2,ER. th7r'asa;
7rss1leas man. =. eNP~ri-rs7 ~ ~
Hlrds II stock Address j. p t,i,'FiL'A--s--
>vabrtshj. .,, J.
ADyf.RTIS EMS Jad sutse-ir rss fo-
Iuc Tribune rr--irt1 2f -'---+ '.t...a p
p-i-r. No 7, ,3f+ .i-...1 way '--,--
al TTtn SIS uQr- 81 G. -l1ck q r. '9Ver-
t.aerssn.s recri' - a. '-e toi --a@ go.
Offices AT regular eit.ce rates 1l-h oeiac-s
9. n. viz. - shave. s. O. -7r -.-s'
I5S f,n-ave.. cor ~ 1-Sr-, - East t-,--.-
asT West s2i-st -ety-rec 7-- end S-h ayes
2e3 Nes. i.5tE-st-. 4 st~ shave. terFa-1
-eth ur4 -7-h stz., n-.i 81 ave, aetr Fis--
St. TnS rSr-ave-. urar N9-a-s-. ~ Eest
I25-h-st-. ass Trewont-1ve.s ts9 Sd-1F--.
r-ar 4isr--t; 55s sd-aye-: 10 B-escAsr-st-;
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GAttDENER- branches. single. Prot
-scalt. SartG OF ireland, references.
81 I1N ENSOS- Isl SoaJl Stl-s,-. Brooklyn
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GARoENER--HeaG gardener ana sInsrfn-
telcs-- OF geErl-rrau's S place. Thoroughly
understands his business in al 5ranches
inc-ud-us landscape Work and E1anase1sEE
or ATM, ptne years references .rSua lax
elnrloys r. z g.. 100 EI.swarSh-sJ-. Black
rotS Birds sror-, COM
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with all couyenlenCes, for single men,
So 90 weekly. s. with breakfast. references.
Mrs WILSON
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sTABLEMAN-By German. So: single
twenty years experi ence best refer
ences; city o. country. GEORGE. 123 East
I3Uh-st
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72D-ST. 2OS-2IO WEST. Beautiful rooms;
superior table; references given and re
Qursd-
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Sixth Annual stockholders Meeting
OF
The Hooking Valley Railway Company
Dflce ef the Secretary.

Columbus Ohio, August 49, 1904.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of THE
HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY for the
election OF Directors and for the transaction or sueh
ofHer business lawfully before the meet
Ing ucIQCIng all of the Board
or Directors and ali committees thereof since the last
meeting % Stockhoidsrs) Will be held a. the ONCE or
NE company, Spahr Building, Columbus. ONO, on
Iaescay, October 18th. 1894. at 10 o'clock A II
The transfer books viii oe closed at the once
of EssaTs. J. p. Morgan Company. % Wall Street.
Ae~ York city. Tuesday. September 6th 1904. at
clock = NJ. and viii reopen on Wednesdar, Ccto-
Der 9TH 1894. at % o'clock A Nj
. order Of the Board Of Directors.
W n. COTT. Secretary.
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tired English army officer has had some
hospital training Address B7X 81. Kings
ton, Ontario Canada
MISS EMMA LOCKE. purchasing house
keeper and steWardess. can be engaged %
market and ship for country houses. prompt
ard economical service and PERSONAL super
vision OF ga riy shipments. highest town and
country references S31 NadIson-ave.
PRIVATE SECRETARy.-PCs wanted
as lady's private secretary. by stsnsgra-
phsr. : years experience ElOG references.
Address Miss D. Box 90. Long Island CitS-
TRAINED CRSE.-Protsstant, best rec
concentrations will take chronic -as= OF
Invalid lady or gentleman or maternity.
pleasant disposition A H, Mrs Collier.
1o2 West 2Sd-st
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USEFUL MAS.-Can drive and take care
OF horses gardener and hoGseworker H
GEESE. p North Wiliam-st
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ADVERTIS SENiENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at rhsir Uptown
once No 364 Broadway. between 36th
and S7th sts until clock . n A1ver-
tisemsnts received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until clock
. m. viz; 254 Sth-ave-. coz 251-sJ-
15S 6th-avs.. cor. 12th-st- % East i+rh-st-.
25T West 42d-sL between ICc and Sth aves-:
263 West I25th-st. l.SSS 3d-ave-. between
10th and nth sts l. O26 9d-lve.. near 6lst-
ST. L70s lst-ave., near S9th-st l9i East
ie.th-st T5s Tremout-ave ESQ Sd ave.
- ar 4ist-st.. 554 Sd ave 30 Blsecker ST,
S2S BIescker-st
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GAFeDs-NER tEfEAD). .-tser-nan. 2s. mar
ti'--- no children Jak= ccarge cf gentle
ha44 = ilt- Ale rsLaolshErsu rhorOuahly
II--e-slAnas care u greenhouses. lawns.
sfsli i-l-. uoNers dEl rese-aDles also the
ed1e or L-e Stock a1l p1glrry. incubatiE-,
49, l-lll.ls. best OK references A. b.
80 h-4z. ls-4-st
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SALESMAN. 10 represent a f-st class
house. young. but hustler. W. F. To-
East 23d-sI
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2I2 WEST 44TH-ST Fine large and small
rooms. all cOnveniences, private family;
refined surroundings
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CARPET CLEANING.
J. & J. W. WILLIAMS

J. & J. W. WILLIAMS.
o5o W 5dTu CT Tel $50
"VS w. O@AAA - Columbus
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1873
CAREFUL CARPET CLEASINz CO.
Cleans BY cumpresse air steam. hand or
on floor 1850 Eroadwar AZ East -eth-st
COE & BRANDT Tel lS2-3Sth
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1S7-ls1 EAST aisT -sT.--Handsorne apartment six
1ct and bath; all light. every improvement;
$4,000
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II MADISON-ANE. Z. - Large. handsomely
furnished rooms with board families or
gentlemen; also single rooms references
exchanged.
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FARMEE-Eiorses. nousezork- S-oschr.al
AGd VIE. Z,rl. ). laleiy tzucea. y0C1..
Su2d peopia- used 20 work IN country
vases it-s4erate- DOUGLAS. at CalveG-
t-r :. - Gs1-ave
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reU1Ie-

COOh-By nrst class. experienced young
married woman as Saconf hand in hotel
OF restaurant, day work only. sleep home.
r EDSSER. 60 East 113rh-st.
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BLACKSMITH.-ToU man. good position
East l34th-St
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COACHMAN ard CARDENE'R-COOK and
I,ACNDRESS. German man ana
vile. no family. good people steady and
reliable. can DO al work. recommended
HERMAN at Carpenter s, l5+ 9th ave.
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CONFECTIONER.- class pan man.
twelve years experience. good refer
erces. J. r.. fG9 CliutoG-st.. HOboken.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

CHA AT-FFECR- BY competent machinist
with first class family, - years expert
encs. seven wears spent studying the auto
INDUSTRY. best references furnished. Apply
JOHN r MACCONNEI.L. 2no =. 56th-st.
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BARTENDER. Young man; three years
reference from last employer. A B c,
Box 90 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

BOY II graduate. IN office or wholesale
nru. COLLINS, 221 East I0lst-st-.
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DOORMAN. watchmau OF place Of trust:
evenings after 3 % clock, aged 30. tall.
personal references TEMPERATE. TrIb-
une Uptowa Office. I, Sol Broadway.
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COACHNAN. Single. -; eleven wears
reference from last place. good faur-tn-
hand driver; country preferred address
NJ Pow ERS, Aap-ewco3 y j.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

BOY. IA. wishes place. or 70 learn a trade
HENRY RATHKE. > O9s Sd-ave.
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COACHAIAN aad GARDENER BY a sin
gle German. understands care q horses,
MILK poultry willing and Oh ls-ug Al
tress r SAITT. AS Pearls,
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DRACGHTSM N.-MechanicaI and eIectri-
cal, experi eHced; Is a foreigner and wants
20 work his way up Address Il. F. eT5
P-esidert-st.. Brooklyn
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BARKEEPER. -E;xPerienced; perfect mix
cr. city or country. Address BARkEEP-
Err care Of Weltner's Club House SIS
West 24tlst. Telephone l.6Il Chelsea
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COLLECTOR &c-A No I collector and
salesman. position OF any kind. with good
house. No. l reference and security.
TRNON, 1O4 WaTTen-st., Brooklyn
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COACHMAN--COuuJry preferred. smooth
faced IsghJ weight. yo-n-, neat tid1- Ia
re4.lceuu. excel.en- man. w-il 5Ner- fenced.
careful. We'll recommended DANIEL. ~
Carpenter = IJ4 0Jh-ave-
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WORK WANTED.

AMERICAN whose ancestry resided IN
New-YoTk State for 100 years. and who
has an honorable discharge from the civil
war would Ike employment Of some kind.
JAMES MONROE, 10 Suydam-st-. Brook
Ism.
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ADVERTISE SEsMENTS and subscriptions for
rh. Tribune received az their Uptown
ON, g. No .86- Broas.wav. between SHth
and STth SIS. until ciock ? m Act sr
+ieeneHts rerrived at the following hTdach
,.li-ss at regular office rates Inti cock
% m Wiz: 2S4 Sth-ave-. = c. cor. =5d-st
15s Gth-ave cor I2th-st- - East l4th-st-:
25T West 42d-st-, between Ith and eth aVs=;
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CORRESPONDENT or TRANSLATOR
English. German, Spanish. French; edu-
Gated gentleman IS. afternoons and even
ings only. r.. Box 2-s. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

YOUNG MAN. strong and sober IN mar
ket. wholesale house or factory. L.
BECK % 2d-sI
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BOOKKEEPER OF ASSISTANT. .-Ambt-
tiOus young man with good of.ce expert
ence desires 70 change Can speak and
write German. excellent references b c.
Tribune Ofiice.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

DRIVER. Young man. Il with i've years
experience as driver, at anything. II.
TTMM= 422 3d-aVe
Evening journal., 1904-01-14

Cummings. the photographer. 500 Market
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
MRS. BECHTEL
PLACED ON TRIAL
Judge Grants Demands for
Separate Hearing iorp
Accused Family
THE TRIAL MUST BE ORDERLY
Must be No More Scenes Such as
Were Witnessed in the Court Room
Yesterday-Mother Murdered Girl
Arraigned.

Allentown, Pa. Jan. H.-Mrs. Cath
crime Bechtel. the aged mother OF Ma
bel Bechtel. who was slain last Octo-
ber was put on trial today. charged
with being an accessory after the fact
to the murder Of her daughter. II had
been the intention of the district attor-
ney to put the entire family on trial
at once but their attorney demanded
separate trials for the mother the sis
ter Myrtha and the two brothers, John
and Charles.
The acquittal of completely in the
murder OF both Alois Ecksteln and
David weisenberger left only the fam
ily OF the dead girl to be rcckoned
with. Against each OF these about a
hundred witnesses are expected TO be
heard. and the cases viii probably
drag along for days unless the dis
trict attorney makes another Of his
surprising moves.
Mr.. Lichtenwalner made his appear
ance i'm court this morning apparent
/ ~ fully recovered from the indisposi-
tion which resulted I'm such remark
able scenes during Eckstein's trial
yesterday. Many remarks We're heard
concerning IL, but to these Mr.. Lich-
tenwalner paid no attention and smil-
ingly went about his duties as II moth
ing unusual had happened.
The first of those TO recall the recent
happening was Judge Trexled himself
Soon after the proceedings began he
said: Il shall expect this case to b,
begun and be continued and ended IL
an orderly manner. do not want an.
other exhibition or a repetition Of the
disgraceful scene we had yesterday
d Captain James L. Schaadt, the law
, yer who is defending the Bechtels. mex
took hand.
: A few minutes later, when the dis
trict attorney ordered Mrs. Bechtel q
! stand up to be arraigned. he objectei
b. strenuously TO such proceeding. argu
ing that it was not necessary TO ar
a raign her when the indictment was 70
4, accessory.
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
FELL into RIVER WITH
70 TONS OF STONE
Trainmen Pull Negro and
Italian From a Perilous
Position

Struggling in the icy waters Of the Bran
dywine yesterday afternoon an Italian
and a negro were rescued by Joseph
'Laughlln John Burke. C. +. Donovan
and L. X. Ely. a train crew. from a per-
ilous position.
BY The giving away Of girders support
ing about seventy-five tons of cut stons.
placed on one Of the coffer-dams, inside
Of which the piers for the new railroad
bridge over the Brandywine are being
built, the whole mass with roar. tum-
bled into the river and carried the men
who were working on the dam into the
surging walters Of the river.
The stone had been placed on the dam
as a weight to prevent the waters from
washing the outer protection away. The
men We're working beneath, when without
a moments warning the beams gave way
and the heavy mass came tumbling dowr
upon them They were brushed asid,
and hurled into the river. Hearing theii
cries the fagman Of the crew rushed Z,
their assistance, calling the other mem
bers as he ran. With poles and planlo
they finally got the frightened men OF
land. In doing so Laughlin had his kne,
injured.
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
CLUB WOMEN
HAVE ANNIVERSARY
Crystal Birthday of the New
Century Club a Delight
full Affair
GUESTS ENTERTAINED At LUNCH

Members of the New-Century Club cele-
brated the hftecnth anniversary of the ore
ganization yesterday afternoon and the
occaslcn was one of the most delightful
ever held by the club
Mrs Lewis G.. Vandogrifi, The president.
cordially welcomed the members and
their guests IA the cozy, wel-lightoj
drawing room. In the course OF her re-
marks she quoted a member as saying the
skies were showerlng crystal drops in
honor OF tho clubs crystal birthday. An
appropriate feature was thc gilt OF "a
lcrysial vase OF roses presented by the
hospitality committee through Mrs. $.
\. Trump i;s chairman.
The celebration chiefly took the form OF
lllvng pictures and music. The tabeaux,
which were arranged by Miss Mary Law
son Loech. OF New York We're exception
Tally artistic and beautiful. The series
comprised, A Spring Idyl, represented by
Miss Eush. I'm Rose Thine. by Miss Groves;
Ia Brown October Days. Miss Trainer
a. Snow Flake. Miss Jeneris; Sweet Peg
lgy. MSS Rice; In Old Athens Miss savery,
Miss Sparks and Mrs Garrett: Psychc's
Mirror. Miss Rice; Three Little Maids of
Japan, Misses Wales. Smith and Corbit;
IThe Moon Fairy. Miss Jcncris; Tho Bonny,
Bonny BARN, Miss Alice Bolts. ana Frou
Frou, Miss Bush
The pictures were mterspeyusd with
] music. There were songs by Miss Isabelle
J b. Wales. Miss I.ecch and Mrs. W. T.. d.
Lewis and violin solo By Miss Pyle. The
Moon Song from San Toy. was sung by
I Mrs Lewis. Miss Pyle Miss savery Mis-.
Lore and Mrs jackson. The accompanies
lyere MISS Lore. nfrs- jackson and Mis-
lGause
There was one of the prottiest surprise
imaeineabie at tha close Of the program
IN was simply called "rhc crystal birth
day. II consisted of a song the words o
which were written by Mrs. Eiwood G
, jackson and set 10 an air from 9TH
, iChlmes OF Normandic." Mrs. Lewis SAM
the solo part and q chorus Of fifteen tool
, up the refrain Of "Dlnglc ningle Bell
. while lighting IN Succession fifteen tin,
electric bulbs they held. The cffec, wa
, great and evoked round aftor round OF ap
plausc.
q The final tahlcau was tho birthday cake
II showed q huge cake. adorncd with m
i teen big candles. ~ was upheld by Janlto
e Murray and about it knelt tho chorus O
hftecn with the lamps Of fifteen years
a general reception followed in the clu
parlors. upstairs.
Previous to the program the visitor
2 were entertained al lunch az the club
house Those who acted as hostosscs wor
z Mrs. Lewis c. Vandcgrfi. the presiden.
Mrs. Wilson Of the cnib corporation; Mis-
Anna Candy, OF the board Of manager,
and Mrs. r. /. Gilpn, vce-presldent O
tho executive committee.
The guests included Mrs. Wetheril
n president of the New-Century club q
\ Chester; Mrs. Corkran. president Of IN
] Media Club; Miss Starr. Of the Women
Club, Of Salem. n. j.. Miss Paste. Of IA
West Chester Club. Mrs. Marshall. pres
u dent OF the Dover Club; Mrs. Clftor
president OF the Twentieth Century Clul
of Smyrna; Mrs. Massey. OF the CanteI
bury Club and representatives OF th
Philadelphia New-Century Club.
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
C. S. GAWTHRoP EXCITED
When Reporter Asked for News Told
it Was None Of His D. Busi-
ness.

st. Louis. Mo. Jan. 1S.-1t was an
nounced today that a 10 per cent. reduc-
tion has been made in the wages Of the
employees of the American Car and Foun-
dry Company, and that the salaries Of all
officials have also been cut. About 5000
men are affected by the reduction. The
headquarters are here. but its
Infteen plants are scattered throughout the
country.
The above dispatch appeared I'm the
Philadelphia papers this morning. In or
der 90 verify the story Charles S. Cav
,throp the head Of the local branch. the
jackson and Sharp Company was called
4 mp over the telephone.
"Mr Gawthrop," said the newspapc;
man. there Is a story published in IN.
lPhiiadelphia papers this morning to th,
effect that a reduction Of 10 per cent ha.
been ordered an the Jackson and sharJ
plant. is that SOP
There has been no reduction. What els,
do YOU want TO know" was the reply.
There is a rumor that you are laying
off men. Is that so?"
THAT Is none Of your damn business
1t seems TO me that you and your Who'll,
stan need lesson in politencss."
Workmen employed nhere say ehey hav,
received notice of cut.
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
BRINTE SAYS JOINER
KILLED JOHN TAYLOR
Made Confession Several
Days Ago But Was Not
Published

Il transplrej last night at the inquest
held in the case of John Taylor, colored.
who was murdered several days ago, that
Walter Brinte. also colored, who has been
in custody since the crime was committed.
did not actually commit the murder but
was an accessory. According TO Brinte.
John Joiner. another negro, who IS a
fugotive and for whom the police have
been looking. struck the blows which
caused Taylor's death.
Brlnte's confession made several days
ago and known to The Evening Journal
but kept out Of print at the request Of
chief Of Police George. Back is as fol-
lows:
John Joiner and myself went 10 the
stable at 10 O'Clock on Sunday night. and
Joiner said 81 was too early. so we went
back TO a house over Eleventh street
bridge. We again returned to the stable
after the ears had stopped running in tho
morning. and won't TO the street back OF
the stable.
we went IN snd Joiner asked me 70 hit
Taylor. / said / would not hit him as
did not have the nerve. Then VIC went
over to the elevator and I held an iron
weight while Joiner cut the rope away.
'Joiner wrapped 1t i'm a piece of cloil
or bag and again asked me 90 hit Taylor
but 1 said / couldn't. lie then told me
to 20 down the stable and put my fingers
IN my ears while he hit Taylor. I did so
and could hear Taylor groaning. started
toward the office, and Joiner asked me {,
/ light the gas. / did, and saw Joiner
strike Taylor twice over the head anC
then open his coat ana take the money
out o. his pockets
Af;er the assault the men went over
/ Eleventh street bridge and later poarde,
a Darby car and went 20 Philadelphia
Drnte getting eight dollars Of the money
The verdict reached by the jury was q
follows.
Resolved. Thot John Taylor csme q
his death on Friday. January S. 1904. "a
the Delaware Hospital from blows on IN
head received al Wieglcsworth's ssabi
lat ihc hands of John Joiner. aided b.
WaEcr Bryant"
Erlnic nor BRYANT. is the way The prs
oner spells his name. He WAS sometime
known as Brown.
Evening journal., 1904-01-14
DELAWARE CITY WEDDING
Miss Frances Eisenberser Becomes the
Bride of John Thoene.
SPECIAL to the Evening Journal.

Delaware City Jan. 1.-THE wedding Of
Miss Frances Grace Eisenberger daught-
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Elsenberger to
JohnThoene took place in Christ Episcopal
Church. Delaware city, last evening at
O'Clock. The best man and matron OF
honor were Mr.. and Mrs Moore OF Will
mington. The matron Of honor wore pink
crepe dec hine and carried white carna-
tions. The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie
Eisenberger sister of the bride and Miss
Edna Van Hiclxle. both wearing blue crepe
dc chine. and carrying white carnations,
and Miss Amy Pearson and Miss Ratlldge
both of Wilmington. who wore white
crepe de chine and carried whsle carna-
tions.
The ushers were John Hipp. William
Murphy Pearson and Fred Pennington OF
Newport.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William J. Hamilton, rector of the
church and Miss Lillian Hines played the
wedding march.
After the ceremony wedding reception
was held ST the brides home on Clinton
street. The bride received many useful
and hand some gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Thoene
have gone on a wedding trip to Washing.
ton. D. c. Mrs. Thoene's travelling gowr
was Of baown velvet