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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
BONI WANTS TO
Be AN EDITOR
AMBITION CAUSES QUARREL
WITH HIS WIFE
SHE WON'T BUY HIM A PAPER
Serious Trouble Results Because the
Countess Declines to Aid In
Making Her Husband
a Journalist
SHE WON'T BUY HIM A PAPER

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-It Is reported that
there has been serious quarrel be-
tween Count Boni de Castellane and his
wife, who was Miss Anna Gould Of
New York, because the countess re-
fused to yield to the request of her
husband to buy the newspaper Presse
and allow the count to blossom out as
an editor. In refusing to allow this
raid on her fortune the countess de-
clared that Count Boni has had too
many expensive playthings, and she d.. .
clined to risk more of her money to his
management of newspaper.
The Paris Presse is a historic paper,
founded by Emile Girardin. Many Of
Balzac's novels first appeared in this
paper in serial form and 1t has had a
notable history. The paper Is to be
sold because of the recent failure of it's
owner, Jules Jaluzot, the financier and
owner of the Printemps department
store, who was caught in the recent
sugar crash.
The Presse is owned by a stock COM
pany and is valued at 100000 francs. 1t
was sold out decade ago, and Jaluzor
became the purchaser buying in the
paper for $1,000 francs. Jaluzot, know
ing that Count de Castellane is anxious
to buy the paper, has demanded 1,2O0,-
900 francs for the property on the
strength of the Gould millions.
When the count appealed to his wife
to advance the money for the pur-
chase she declined. She has sworn that
she will not give a penny for the pur-
pose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
MRS. PALMER IS
GUEST OF KING
ENTERTAINED BY HIM AT A
WAGNER CONCERT
HE DIMES WITH HER SOON
Well Known Chicago Woman Is a
Member of Edwards Party at
Marienbad at PromI-
nent Cafe

Special Gable to The Herald.
MARIENBAD, Aug. 28.-Mrs Potter
Palmer drank coffee with King Edward
yesterday afternoon at Wagner con-
cert at the Cafe Bellevue. A special
table had been reserved for the royal
party. which numbered twelve, all per-
sonal friends of his majesty.
1t is rumored that Mrs. Palmer is to
entertain the king at dinner within the
next few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
LINCOLN'S BIRTHPLACE
DISPOSED OF AT AUCTION
Sold by New York Court Order In
Bankruptcy and Fetches Only
Ordinary Price
Bv Associated Prese.

BY Associated FreSb.
HoDGENvILLE, KY, Aug. 2S.-
Abraham Lincoln's birthplace. no.
acre farm, was sold today at auction
to R. j. Collier OF New York, who prob
ably bought 1t as an investment. The
price paid for 1t (ss6OO) is not more than
1t would bring for farming purposes.
The property was sold by order Of the
court in the bankruptcy case Of A. w.
Bennett of New York. who had pur-
chased it fifteen years ago from the
Creal family. into whose hands the
lands came at the time the Lincoln
family removed from the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
LOS ANGELES MAN MAKES
ATTEMPT UPON HIS LIFE

BY Associated Press
SALINAS, Aug. 2S.-Saturday well
dressed man of about 80 years was dis
covered in the rear of the Salinas hotel
in a dying condition He said he had
been turned out of a lodging house.
His right arm was almost severed by a
knife. He was partially delirious at
the time. Last night the man stated
his name was William Harccurt Of
Los Angeles, where he has a brother
in-law named Wilson. He confessed he
had first taken laudanum and then cut
his arm below the elbow to the bone in
order to kill himself. being respondent
and sick. His condition is critical.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
SECRETARY HAYS WILL
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
BY Associated Press.

BY Ahaoclatoo Frehs.
WASHINGTON Aug. 2s.-rhe will
OF John Hay. late secretary of state
was today. admitted to probate. Let
ters testamentary were granted tc
Payne Whitney and James Walcoti
Wadsworth, jr, upon their filing a
special bond OF s250.OOO. conditioned
upon the payment of all claims. debts
and legacies chargeable against the
estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
FRICTION IN HEALTH BOARD

Four Members Send designations to
Arkansas Executive
BY Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 2S.-Four
members of the state board of health
today mailed to Governor Davis their
designations on account Of friction that
has arisen between the board ane the
state administration and Governor Da-
Wis action yesterday in assuming full
charge of the quarantine situation.
The governor gave orders that special
permits of the board issued to Louis
lana persons be disregarded and that
no more charges be made for health
certificates.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
PART i

PART !
New hope for peace.
2-Future Of city in balance.
3-Do not realize probable fate.
4-EditorlaI.
5-Clty news.
6-7-classlfled advertisements.
8-Ten-year-oId club formed.
PART II
1-clalm to have found Mr.. Hyde.
2-Southern California news.
3-Sports.
3-4-5-6-PubIIe advertising.
7-Markets.
s-May have been buried as uniden.
tilted man.
EASTERN
Leeville, La, panic stricken over yellow
fever
Gen. McCaskey recommends restoration
of army canteen.
Steamer sinks off coast of Florida and
twenty lives are lost.
FOREIGN
Toxic cabinet and elder statesmen re-
ported as agreeing to compromise
Czar issues fresh mobilization ukase.
Mrs. Potter Palmer entertained by King
Edward.
Work being rushed on "Borax" Smiths
-Four killed in railroad wreck near VIII
let's.
and cremated In Washington.
LOCAL
Three girls say they caught Hyde" OF
the Express and We're refused reward.
Lawrence Hanley, formerly foremost
America, dies at county hospital after
Reconciliation with wife and baby girl.
Burglar steals electricity in shape OF
Girl Girl without guardian denied marriage
Nav Godfrey declared mentally de-
ranged hut released upon promise OF
mother to take better care OF her.
Local members OF c. A. r. selected az
Officers OF State Army and Navy league.
IJnifcatlon OF Los Angeles board OF
trade and wholesalers' board OF trade
"1aes Heat record record for summer broken yes
Report OF building OF SIM road from
Ludlow TO Bullfrog OFFICIALLY Confirmed
Sliding down fire escapes N.he popular
sport OF children living near new Santa
Fe hospital,
Two days canvass reveals but one busf-
ness man opposed to Owens river water
project and he has rival scheme 70
propose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
SUSPICIOUS CASES AT NATcHEz
City Health officer Denies Diagnosis
by County Physicians

BY ASS0cIated PTeSS.
NATCHEz, Miss, Aug. 2S.-City
Health Officer DR.. Fitchell refuses to
accept the diagnosis Of the county
health officers and other physicians
that there was pronounced case of
yellow fever in Natchez. DR.. Young
of the Marine hospital service is on
his way to Natchez from Jackson on a
special train. The suspicious cases are
negro and a Mrs. Einstein. living in
the same block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
DIE SIMULTANEOUSLY
1000 MILES APART
nx Assoolated press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-separ-
ated by 1000 miles of distance,
Mrs. June Johnson and her hus-
band. Allan Johnson. a Little
Rock (Ark) banker. met death
almost simultaneously today. At
the precise hour when Mrs. john
sons body was taken from the
bathing waters of coney Island,
telegram reached here to inform
her of the death of her husband.
The wife was magazine contrib
utor who wrote under the nom de
plume of Helen Dixie Johnson
and her husband was president
OF the National Exchange bank
OF Little Rock
=.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
LARoRER CRUSHED BY
REVOLVING WINDLASS

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s.-F. s.
Fallon. iaborer, was gradually drawn
into rapidly revolving drum or wind
lass today. His glove caught in a
strand of wire cable and he was pulled.
despite his, resistance. into a tangle
OF cable. His ribs and arms were ter
ribly crushed and his recovery is Inn
probable.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
HUNTERS MISTAKE FELLOW
SPORTSMAN FOR A RABBIT

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s.-Charles
Bohlner. while hunting in Holy Cross
cemetery yesterday, was accidentally
shot in the head by two other hunters
who mistook him for rabbit. A
charge of bird shot entered both OF
Bohlner's eye balls and he will prob
ably be blind for life
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
QUARANTINE AGAINST MEMPHIS
Houston Authorities Inaugurate Re.
strlctions on Travel
BY Associated Press

BY ASSOCIHLeu ErtBS
HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 2S.-State
Health officer Tabor today quarantined
against Memphis. The restrictions af-
feet only people from Memphis. Pas
sengers coming through the Memphis
gateway will continue to be admitted
to Texas. The Texas authorities have
also placed the ban on bananas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
SOCIALIST CONVENTION
NoMlNATEs CANDIDATES
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-Former State
Representative James r. Carey of
Haverhill was nominated for governor
today at the Socialist state convention.
Patrick r. Mahoney OF Boston was
nominated for lieutenant governor ana
c. c. Hitchcock OF Ware for secretary
OF state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
ON TOP OF MOUNT HOOD
Professor Lyon Of Smithsonian lnsti-
tuition, Mrs. Lyon and Guides
Are All Frustrated

BY Associated Press.
HOOD RIVER, Ore, Aug. 2s.-While
examining the contests of the record
box on the summit Of Mount Hood
yesterday Prof. NJ W. Lyon. Mrs.
Lyon and Mark Weigant. a guide. Were
struck by lightning and all were pros
trated Mrs. Lyon is still in serious
condition, though 1t is not believed that
her injuries viii prove fatal. Prof.
Lyon and Weigant are both recovering.
Prof. Lyon is connected with the his
torical department of the Smithsonian
institute at Washington, d. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
DRUGGIST KILLED BY
HIT AT BALL GAM &

MARQUETTE, Mich. Aug. 2S.-W. f,
Tranclks. a druggist. was hit by foul
tip at ball game yesterday. His skull
was fractured and death followed in
few hours
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
THE DAYS NEWS
FonEcAsT

Southern California;: Fair Tues
day; light west winds. Maximum
temperature In Los Angeles yes
terday, s5 degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
FALsE REPORT OF FEVER
Mo Quarantine Regulations to Be En-
forced In Virginia

BY Associated PreSS.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2S.-After a
medical examination today 1t was Of
ficially declared that the supposed case
OF yellow fever in Lunenberg county
was malarial fever only and that quar-
antine was therefore unnecessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-29
pREsIDENT GOING no FLoRIOA
Secretary Loeb Notifies jacksonville
Of Proposed Visit In October

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 2s.-A
letter from Secretary Loeb was re-
ceived here today saying that President
Roosevelt will arrive in Jacksonville on
the morning OF October 21. He viii re-
main here only six hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

ttoa Fcaanro epooial liverpool oabeg-Ios Se'ton,
Rales 5000 bales; oFe5l1lO -
r.r-f zoos American, 1900; receipts, 1DOOV, Io, 80
& 600. r1i6diinT upland 1od; futures opened qet
Toitrns eiossd steady and net unchangea AHIll t
tFav and afay-yune asa; glne-July $500 Oh.
90. srFsst-septenber a; naS Ne
0vgFnber A02d: NOgcnber-Dsc ~
eTYSS rs IA 6uyers' EavOFI cloths quiet and IN
TTi-, AND AEEAIA further breaiE vas TsooEeee 20
cav a nearly al EFsAcs OF -four. owing 70 0o5 sS
= cash wheat ,aSsS 70 small lots sPring patents
ssiFhts 81 5ost 70; winter patents g S es
eos "a S0Tfs S.: extra 80 Wtnter q oo4So %
10 q winter es Sass 60 RfE FSoIIs geissl glSS az
Far - roo1 81 oafs e eeics e. faaeZ "a - 20 20
:, Sc coarse new 81 os9Sl 10 FID-Hestsr9a
@. ~ arm. quoted Western EpFane Us ~ so ~
saiddaE sis ie aou 90 q ' sul PG Sasa SOC %
mn 80 q acEs; oJLAsEAL. SO ooeSSe . .,.N 49,
IN aTg-yQaF AT-After another eInesh n 49,
low records for tho year Uose h f1S
,,e = eteady tone the close sfhongh iAs p5ss ~
80 egus time they FBpFeaenteo about &c e1vonos ~
~ vrnf 81 TIE day Bulls took heart oe more On tas
iiv and dd what they have done yof ne lt 49,
$780, f1T FItstanSisl uptuFn believing fhaf az Iast
GoTlv f-eak nsid 20 have reached sALIt 49,
D also resulted IN n,lF sess -
SsfuoeaDols ana CITY 20 the othsr soc l ~
~ reuffnent nevertheless, was unaolDeeg -
,rgpecfnn probability 81 an uItuR' Dss-ss -, -
5e came from Chicago 10 the erect ma. an9te Dis
IRE - May wheat hanging over re nstAss ~ q
shTsaa Tbs early eeclinf, e EnlsA --s s-~s Ss-e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

bush at Chicago and nearly here while tho new or
Sptlons broke nc had for its basis sharp decline IN
toiegn markets. continued bearsh crop weather news
LIon az over the belt and favorable price Current
Nesy review. sample OF dispatches the re-
boL eosd TO Secretary CobuTn OF Kansas predicting
email yield for that State
te4h me late advance Influenced by ArEentne
SSt.ates OF 100000 BUSH according BrOonhRli The
stocks showed decrease for the week 81
99oyVOO push Caeh prices in New-York quoted a.
s St5ST'i o No red eIc; elevator and e2he;
30 lard Manitoba 95Ao ahoat. Exporters bought
10 ioaos, CORN--Some lively moves made by the
~ a9et to-day, representing at times undertone
f closed during Of the latter periods with
prices here 20 higher. Chicago there was big
lIeIei large business also done IN the Now-York
market The Western price for May 45o, against
30 ths previous night. times sold up
around 45s.c. closing that figure. Early weakness
vas associated with decline OF Is 9%d Liverpool
.Nes together with larger receipts than
prospects for clearing weather States the
Isut being considerable increase liquidation from
sources The temper OF the market changed
" me wheat rallies a good many early short
ICES were replaced during the afternoon An export
t.toS loads reported. and
seo as follows: No 6619c. elevator. &c
Q anoat; No white. &c. and No yellow. 621kc
o o ailoat OATS-There considerable 1uctuation
me market AL day and cloeed steady with other
ss4Slls Receipts somewhat lighter than expected
et weather conditions showed Improvement The local
Ssh market closed follows: Mixed 20 to 80 34l9
SSS natural white so 70 81 ~ 30 t93ehc. and clipped
1est dul; feeding 4So. New-York, and mailing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
CASH Quotations.
oENERAL MARkEr REPoRr.
NeW-1orlE. An 81. IR0H.

New-York. April q, 1908.
coFFEF-The coffee market very quiet following
81 active trading days. additional
Nsv notices were issued without eject the market
sd while there seemed encouragement buy owing
"a the small Brazilian receipts and talk Of improved
e-ot demand while Il felt that the market
l5reer meraced by liquidation. general demand
rt--e6 by The Of support from abroad ana hesa
over De outlook The opening steady
81 unchanged prices ana the market after practically
sesreess closed steady the bas0 Sales
$3.50 hays European cables were about right Gt the
later tradlng and left
81 ret unchanged only \ higher An advance
81 siBa was reported the OF Brazilian exchange
but he primary markets reported change IN prices.
sac Psuc receipts for the day notably light reach
5rE only 1872 against $500 bags last year. The
fg5t unchanged with quotations on the basis
Tie range OF contract prices market to-day
a. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

che local market gg- SPOT closed quiet ana
oha1ge5 ca the of 765c fox iddling upland and
~ for rnff6lug Gulf Southern spot markets were
programmed as fllows. SAVANNA steady, unchanged at
use sales $50 bales Noble steady unchanged al
gssc saIes 900 bales Charleston quiet unchanged Al
r.. ssles 1000 baeS Norfolk STEADY. UNCHANGED e.
1850 s51 ba-es Baltimore oi4AlIeZ q
-sc augusta steady. Lice htster At I6-lgsi se!es,
bales quiet. unchanged a. a-lOa "a
weston quiet unchanged 7sse: sales - bales NeE-
Orleans firm. unchanged at S-l6ci sass S6g
ae1-6ia stIsEg unchanged 7ssc: sales 100 Pates
Clarieston quiet UNCHANGED al &c; sales ~ peLes
ysfe5 recerts 81 cotton leading points Tor TO-DAY:
~ Houston 80 40 bales, against 80 esI HssA
49, ~ last years Galveston 1000 70 ZyOO p@.eA
,gsf 50 last week and 5s5 last year. ana az SeI-
CTears 3 700 % 700 bales against fo1S last "oaA
Fes.rts Ell IRE ports interior points To-Day. com
s,sred v-th ne same day week and last years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool april 27.Closing- WIiEAT-gpot quiet: No
eHd; septenber 6s AID coRN-spot quiet; American
iTs5 Dv Ss "a. American mixed old As 1O2d; futures
QUIET; May Is iTsd: July. 4s 214d. PEAs-Canadian
Dim 6s FT.OUR-St Louis fancy winter steady 8s
Ga HOPS in London Gaeho COAST steady 80 6safo los
BEEF strong extra 5nele nlsss SIS 90. [ONh aut u
h 1tronr AS Cd BACON Hrm: Cumberland cut, % p
"a ~ 15 al. snort rib 10 p 10 a2s: long clear midi
dies light Is 10 sos Cd long clear middles heavy
"A 2es- n. 3usi clear
bellies IA to 10 n ais. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II TO 10
10 steady SIS LARD steady; prime Western in tlerces
eSs. hn1srcaD refined IN pals. 97s. BUTTER nominal
"a f5sF steady: American finest white 57s Cd Ameri
"a n 51eSt colored Dos 90. TALLOW-PTme city steady
SSs TTTRPENT'INE-Spirts strong. ass ROslN-coH-
mon arm rs Tad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qulst' Cad.
IIHsEED OIL stTQnE. goa %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
COUNTY, PRODUCE MARKETS.

ReW-York, April ~. 1908.
AND PEAG-Th0 Elightely drner tone noted
Of late on domestic pea becoming little
pTonouposd; while there has been business az yet
SbcVo 81 70 holders generally asking little more
Neduu remain quiet but rather steady. A little more
doing bsana ana strictly choeo stock - held
Quite generally a. 81 co. some very fair lets however
are selling 80 100 Red kidney Other varieties
Without change Of Importance seoteh peas slow but
81 66 90 medium Sc lOa&2 125i pea, 81 20: do red
kidney 50 e5@f2 20. DO white kidney, 81 iQi DO black
turtle soup So %; do yellow &24fZ %; do lima,
cafornia So 56a&s 40. GREEN PEAS Scotch. bush.
97IacGRl. .,-
BUTTER-Reeeipts to-day. 5957 pkgs BY burning
t0e forward express the supply 80 somewhat larger
fhan was generally looked for, ana. while buyers are
takIns hold fairly tbs Eooda do not osAa uD Gats a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, April q. 4 p m.-CoTToN-spot-Alo deratO
bisness done: prices points higher American mddlng
fair 4bsd good midaling, 42ed; middling; 4lod: low
m!dding 3 94d good ordinary. SI6d. ordinary, $500
TIE sales OF day 5000 bales OF which b00 bales
were FOR export and included 400 bales
Xnerican receipts 5000 bales including 1880 bales
Aercan Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
Steady, American mdd'ng April, BB4di April and
May cad; May and June. 9 DAD JGze and July 89Gd
TENDER and October 4old october and November 402d
November and December 4O5d DeceInper ana January
HOId. January and February, AO6d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

COTDoNIThe cotton market was much active
tn recently ana ruled very nervous E4uctuations were
IRREGULAR but hnal prices nearly the lowest for the
Eeson The opening was at advance OF points
on Nay. but generally unchanged 70 points lower IN spite
Of rather better cables than expected May longs seemed
Ney uneasy over the proeet OF notices to-day, and I'M
znedatey The whole list worked lower under liquidation
pressure.
selling about points below the closing prices
OF the previous night there active covering however
accompanied by sharp rally in spite OF the good
South. fun continued reports or
liberal spot oferngs Selling ABOUT 10 10 u points up
during the middle session. the market
again before close under
q with showing q
1n than that contemplated By
TIE The close steady but
a. the session. at
cecus points advance % points, the gains
confined positions Sales OF futures were
estimated AZ 600 bales The acreage report referred
was public after the close and showed q
reduction acreage Of about Is cent Wlile this
beariEhy with the = cent expected earlier
rather bullish cOnrased with more
recent tax by interests who have predicted
of than 10 per cent 81 the out
eide There many reports received during the day
a. g COTTON being freely IN the South, and
eaes reported from the southern spot markets were
good demand AZ The
. weather south favorable
1e Of contract process IN the local market to-day
Wa ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

Fresu c9tee TnSIhets' n3se5 a55
shipments The United states 1000 bags! stock 29OoO
haEs Sa-ltos-Coee market steady good average san
sOs $500: receipts 5000 bags; stock esOoo bagE Ham
burg-Coee market opened 3s@3a pig higher: at 2:3O
M was net ga pig higher; ssies o. 600 bags Havre
-CoHee market opened steady, az franc higher at y
- d - 800 -. an 900 haca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

situations Wanted-Mals and Femalo-
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~ WORDS three Insertions. 80 ceuts. seven
Insertions. 30 cents
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Situations Wanfed-Male and Female
-Four l4ies mot exceeding % words),
three insertions Is cents; seven inser-
lions. 80 cents. Exceeding - words and
less than 90 words three Insertions 30
cents: seven Insertions. so cents.
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Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four ines mot exceeding q woNs.
three insertions. IS cents; seven inaerti0ns
30 corts. EEcsedinG "a words aud less than
80 words. three insertions. 30 conts. sovgI
Insertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

FARMER.-Forelan; can work: manage II
wanted: married: experienced every
branch. American, 80; one child: excellent
6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

GARDENER and FARMER. Greenhouses.
etc; thoroughly competent to take full
charge OF gentleman's place; reference.
GARDENER, 81 Bank-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

MOTHERS HELPER or NURSERY cow
EFSNESS,-By young lady. p; experiences
primary teacher; excellent references. ADJ
dress Miss A. c. EVANS. Ii RaysViilos
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

GENTLEMAN OF renned education, Ger
man. with special knowledge Of technical
science, English and French language, very
in any line OF business; 81 900 cash Sc
eurity. Address SCHMIDT. Us East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

GAROENER.-Seot married; no family;
wants house; long experiences every
best references. DANIEL at Carpenter 3
Bureau. 154 6th-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

GERALANI-AMERICAN: competent to take
entire charge: best city reference. sO2
6th-ave., store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

understands business IN al its branches;
stock and chickens; 5 years in last place;
best personal reference: can be Heen at any
time. Address MESKILL. 1,131 InteFvals-
ave-. Tho Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

FARAIHANDS.-TWos strong young colOred
men, lately from South; Competent in all
branches OF farm work. sic monthly, IR-
WINS BUREAU, II West 11th-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

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ATTEND ANT.-Respectabl man. eolored;
thoroughly experienced n waiting on
paralytics etc Address <. IS. ROBINSON.
100 McAlpin-st., West philadelphia
ATTFNpANT 10 invalid gentleman: good
valet. eKperienced rnasseur: best 81 ref
erences A6dFsas JOHN sTALTbII 90
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GARDENER or FARMER.-Agsd 40. sin
gle; 5 years reference; good cattleman;
steady, reliable. Address ]. DOSAGHEX,
S23 Schermerhorn-st., Brooklyn.