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New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SUICIDE after STRUGGLE
Man Breaks 4scay from Woman
and Jumps from Fewgboat.

While the ferryboat Montauk was in mid
stream on her way from Hamilton-ave, Brook
lyn to South Ferry. yesterday afternoon well
dressed man leaped from the rail of the after
deck after struggling desperately with young
woman companion. who sought TO detain HIM
No trace OF the man was seen after he disap-
peared over the rail-
The suicide was dressed in dark clothes, and
was apparently about thirty-five years Old. He
entered the ferryboat a few minutes before it
left the slip. accompanied by a woman. we'll
dressed and of refined appearance, apparently
about twenty-five years old. After taking a
seat I'm the womans cabin, an argument arose
between them. according to the other passen-
gers and the man suddenly rose and hurried to
the deck outside. The young woman hurried
after him, screaming. and seized him about the
body as he was about to leap, but he broke
away from her grasp and plunged into the
water.
The outcry attracted the attention of the
crew. and Captain Joseph Gedney at once
stopped the boat and search was made for the
body but Il could not be found.
The government ferryboat General Hancock,
which plies between Governors Island and the
Battery, joined in the search, aided by several
tugs that We're near
The mans companion. who was questioned by
passengers on the boat. wept hystercally after
the man had gone overheard but she refused TO
reveal her identity. When the South Ferry slip
was reached, she departed with the other pas
sengers
The suicide. in mis- struggle with the woman.
lost his hat which was picked up by one of the
guards on the boat. 1t a derby of good
quality. had a mourning band. and bore the
name: "Kueek halter, No. 230 Grand-st- Brook
lyn"
Charles F Kueck the halter whose name was
in the hat when seen last night at his store
said he could not give much information that
would be OF help in identifying the suicide. He
said he had many customers stop at his store for
mourning bands One man who called last
Tuesday for band attracted his attention. This
man muttered something about having three
persons die in his family in short time An
other man. with whom Mr. Kueck had been ac-
Quainted for many years. recently called at the
store and left his will with Mr.. Kueck. This
man. who wore a mourning band recently had
trouble with his wife and daughter, and sepa-
rated from them. When he left his will with
Mr.. Kuec1 he seemed respondent Mr. Kueck
refused to give the name of this man, but will
make an investigation to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SCARES NURSE
Enters Her Sleeping apartment at
Flushing Hospital.

The Flushing Hospital is under police guard. A
strange entered the nurses cottage. back of
the hospital early yesterday morning and. entering
the sleeping apartment of Miss Etna Cox tried TO
embrace her. He frightened away by her
screams.
Miss Cox is confident that the man police
mans uniform and a policemans helmet
The hospital authorities are alarmed the
incident. and the police Of the Flushing precinct
are making every endesvor to learn the identity
Of the midnight visitor Patrolman Patrick Dia-
mond the beat which includes the hospital.
and he promptly appeared before Miss Cox yester-
day, and she declared positively that he not
the
Miss Cox was on duty until midnight. and was
then relieved. She was 70 sleep in room in the
nurses cottage with Miss Isabel Elliott.
The nurses liable be called any hour Of
the night and the rear door of the cottage which
is nearest the hospital. is kept locked Miss
Cox entered the cottage through that door and 1t is
believed that the intruder either in hiding
the first floor or else was under the bed in the
nurses room
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NEGRO BUSINESS MEETING.
Annual Session of National League Will Be
Addressed by Well Known Men.

The sixth annual session Of the National Negro
Business League will open this morning in the
Palm Garden. 56th-st. and Lexington ave. and will
continue until Friday. Booker T. Washington is
president of the league The meeting will be called
TO order at 1870 O'Clock the invocation being Of
fered by the Rev. ". II Brooks pastor OF 81
MARKS Methodist Episcopal Church Acting Mayor
tharleS \. Fornes will welcome the delegates in
behalf Of the city Charles w. Anderson, vice
president Of the Afro-American Realty COMPANY
VIII make the address Of welcome in behalf OF the
local branch of the league
The league was formed advance commercial
enterprise among negroes in business and TO in
form the world at large Of The progress being made
by the negro in ali lines of business The league
has organized branches in nearly all of the larger
centres Of industry At the sessions here the meth
DDS Of business applied 80 certain manufactures
VIII be discussed. and papers read by well known
manufacturers. Friday evening the visiting dele
gates will attend dinner given by the .ocal branch
Of the league. The session will close with bari
cue on Saturday at Bloomfield. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
WALKED ON GRASS-ARRESTED'
Ex-Labor Leader Says He Violated VTaf
nance to Save His Child.

George Pepper who became known durns - y.
InterbOrOuRh cOulpany'S labor troubles las' -,
as the loader of the strikers. and who nov e,
a saloon In l0Sth-st.. was arragned in Haf1e" ~
yesterday charged with disOrderly Condue' VI ar
trs on the grass in Central Park. Pepper -.,,s
rested on Monday afternoon BY Policeman
smith of the Park squad t.l,6-
smith told Magistrate Baker that Pepper
erately walked on the grass near NcGoNn = IA
Tavern and becaue abusive when warned ,, -.
was violating the law. Pepper told a d'''
story. ~.
He said that he had visited the park VI W, IL
eighteen months old baby. 70 give 10 an ai'' -.
was his daily custom. The child i'm w'n0
around. got IN the way Of approaciiii7 y. q,
mobile and TO reach il in time he compe'.eN
cut across the grass. He denied hevins ''
the policeman. -.
Magistrate Eaker discharged Pepper with Wy
n4nd.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NEBR4SK4'S BIG CROPS.
Satisfactory Increase in Wheat,
Oats, Rye and alfalfa.
LRy TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1nrxr l

Omaha, Aug 15--The Union Pacific has IS
sued ITS annual estimate of the crop yield Of Ne
braska, and the forecast is most hatterinc II
gives the total acreage of winter wheat AT Ia $40
acres The total yield is estimated nj s2os9o,3
bushels. The total acreage Of spring wheat is
S55tss, with a total yield OF 5i9O.5ii bushels.
Summarized the States acreage is:
in l5bi. ''0'iioV 'SieS
Spring wheat. 865.69s acres. against ass 55s acres
i'm 1864 '''' '''eS
Oats. 2,S6l SIG acres, against 2O4SO acres in ,oo1
kNc, l42Ui2 acres against l-2,Cll acres i'm 1874
Barley, l3+5'0 acres, against lS6 Si4 acres in iqot
Alfalfa, Sl9oSS acres. AGAINST 45oS2l acres m i1i
The report on alfalfa is of tho first two cuttings
The correspondents state the corn outlook i, the
State iS excellent - ''0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SECRETARY WILSON TO INVESTIGATE
Wants to Learn All Details Concerning
Handling of Live Stock.

Chicago Aug. 15.-James Wilson, the Secretary
of Agriculture accompanied by DIR. E S. Salmon,
chief Of the Bureau of Animal Industry. arrived
in Chicago last night.
I'VE have come to Chicago to learn the actual
condition of the live stock traffic, said Secretary
Wilson. we want 10 for ourselves just what
the situation is so handle il intelligently at
Washington. The law provides that cattle shipped
in cars. which are not provided with conveniences
for feeding and rest shall be taken out and fed
at least in twenty-eight hours. We want TO
determine what conveniences are necessary TO feed
and rest cattle IN transit
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

VALET etc - BY French couple, from
Paris. as valet, maitre dhOtel or stew
ard ard chamfermaid' aged = ara = Al
Iress RI-RIFP. 10 s.. Louis Square, Mon
treaI Canada.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PAY FOR ASPHALT RECEIVER.

Trenton. y. J., Aug. &c. D. ". Vroom a spe-
cial master, made report IN the United States
Circuit Court to-day 10 the compensation 10 he
allowed TO Henry Tatnal receiver of the
asphalt Company OF America and the National
Asphalt Company, and also 20 the compensation TO
be allowed Bisham. Winters stein & Barnes who
were counsel for Mr Tatnall during his receiver
ship. Mr.. Vroom recommended an allowance 10
@r. Tatnall Of $500, in addition TO $1,000 which
had been previously allowed by the court. and he
recommended allowance 10 Bishanl. Winter
stein Barnes of $1,000 in addition SO 400 which
they had previously received.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
GOT MONEY BEFORE BANK CLOSED.
Large Sums Withdrawn from German Bank
at Buffalo

Buffalo, Aug. E.-The books of the defuuct Ger
Bank, just produced by court order for the
inspection OF the creditors organization. show
large amounts were withdrawn by a few depostors
on the Saturday preceding the closing of the bank
and on Monday, December s. the day of the failure
On Saturday, December 3. the following deposits
were withdrawn: H. G. Fake $4,000; Freehold
Savings and Loan Association, $4,000. On Monday
morning, prior TO the closing of the bank, shortly
before be noon, the following withdrew: J. w. Neff.
SS3 $50; Tina Levin, I9.60) and H. 6. Curtis 5000
Mr. Nef formerly was auditor of Eric County
II has been charged that several Of the largest
depositors informed in advance that the bank
be closed
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
ON THE TRAIL OF MILWAUKEE, TIGER.
Grand Jury Drives It to Lair-Gamblers
Forced to Move.

iHi ItIsb'1hAFH TRIBINE.J
Milwaukee Aug. l5-Miiwaukee is no longer TO be
an open town. On Monday the grand jlry will re-
sumo its probe into wrong doing in this CITY and
county but when that date arrives every lair of tho
tiger in Milwaukee may be silent and empty 50 fa.
as nrey is concerned, The tiger may be in NIL
waukee but ii VIII be sleeping TO ali intents and
appearances " '''s anu
Every house in the city is controlled by the gam
blns trust which has been greediiy gathering dol
laTs, VIII close its doors. Gamblers engaged h,,
me me trust TO gather dollars are this week making
arrangements 70 move TO greener fields until uhat
ever is in the wind frighten the tiger trust he
blown over ''s'' hust mas
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
IL BARBIERRE DI MULBERRY-sT.
He Calamity Fills the Gap Caused by
Absorbing Sweetheart

Louis and Tilly Freedman remote cousins. were
to be married in Atlantic Hall last night, bur
Louis. unfeeIing Louis, left the Ghetto Monday
and took Miss Tilly's savings with him
Miss Tilly was heartbroken at least almost
heartbroken. the loss of her sweetheart-and the
shekels-and her father, who from Russia
TO attend the ceremony was in despair. deep
despair
At this. the psychic moment Louis Youngfrau.
a handsome barber who needed wife TO COM
plete his name and happiness. offered to take
Freedman's place All the Establishments prac-
tised on customers were turned loose on Miss
Tilly and her father. The result was a triumph
for Youngfrau He has one now.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
RAILROAD MANS RAPID RISE
Jumps from Section Hand TO Superintendent
in Six Years.

Lincoln, Neb,. Aug. B.-Burlingtoa Railway Off
cals in Lincoln have been advised of the apnoint
ment OF Hugh Wilson division superintendent on
the Missouri Pacific Railway. with headquarters In
Carthage. Mo. Mr.. Wilson is only twenty-nine
years old Six years ago he was a section hand on
me Burlington in Nebraska. He Is a graduate of
The engIntei1ng department OF the Neo.asha t-ri-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MANHATTAN BRIDGE CONTRACT LET
Pennsylvania Steel Company to Build Super.
structure for S7,2S4.OOO

Commissioner Best Of the Department Of Bridges
yesterday awarded the contract for the steel su-
perstructure Of the Manhattan Bridge to the
Pennsylvania Steel Company. The company was
the lowest Of five bidders. with a bid of S72s4Ol0
The departments estimate for the work wa,
$4,000. and the appropriation made by the Board
Of Estimate was $4,000. The PENNSYLVANIA Steel
Company built the superstructure of the Williams
burg Bridge. and is doing the same work on the
BlackWelfs Island Bridge
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
eATrLEsHlPs AT pRoVNcETowN.

ION - the North Atlantic SqUaGrcn. consisting OF
tAe hatllfships Alabama, h46s2p; the M9ssa hu-
se'ts TIE Illinois and the Iowa arrived IN the har-
tor heie this afternoon. Shortly afterward { "a
"ther vessels we're sighted oG Rae" Point. su 80
posed 70 te the hrst division Of the North At
iahuc meet, whtSh lett 20 tlar1 this 10. elv1n !,
heaFA rain and northeast gale prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
CHARGES AGAINST TAeeART.

washington Aug. l5.-It is now stated at the
War Department that charges were fled last April
AGAINST Major Taggart who is suing his wife for
divorce in Ohio. but action has been taken upon
the charges ror will anything pe cone until the
termination % the divorce suit The charges relate
70 affairs cut of which tho divorce suit has grown
Taggart also fled charges against Colonel Miner
eoue time ago but they we're considered trivial
s1d were dismissed
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MRS. WOODS FATHER A LAB0RER.
Supposed Heiress to Millions Quarrelled with
Him Over Stage Career
La TELEGRAPH no THE rR1BrNE. ]

Allentown, Penn. Aug. 15-Despite the fact that
Miss Goldie Mohr. the former chorus girl, the
wife OF man who IS thought to have beque athed
10 her AT least s. O0 her father Theodore Mohr,
a veteran of the Civil War sixty years Old is COM
PEELED TO work by the day as Il house painter
Mrs. Wood born fere, and most Of her rela-
tives live in Allentown. Her father opposed her
going on the stage and Lad such violent dlsa-
greerilent over the matter with his wife that they
separated. -,.,
Her mother is with another daughter, Mrs. Emily
Smith IN New-York and after Mr.. Wood : funeral
Mrs Wood will live with them. The father says
he expects faVors and will continue house PANT
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NEW SATELLITE FOR JUPITER

tHT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUNEl
Boston. Aug. B.-Late tonight Harvard Obssrra
tory officials received telegram from the Iick
Observatory, al Mount Hamilton San Jose Cal
saying that new satellite of Jupiter had beon
observed On august the satellite was seen at
2S On degrees distant. 54O5 Minis: on August qSs q,
degrees. and on August 10. 2SSo4 degrees
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
CANADA TO sulLo LIGHTHOUSES

St John y b. Aug i5-Exteusive plans 'O1 -
Improvement of the system Of lighthouses al'"s
Atlantic seaboard of Canada are announces ~ \,
Fraser, Of the Canadian Marine pepaT 'fs' -,
ottawa. Within a few weeks improved h
will be placed ON Gaunet Rock, IN the % =,
Fundy. A powerful light win be es'aoHs''- -.
Cape Race. Liehts also VII be erected at,,rst at
Fay. cape Bauld anJ cape Norman. New Tsla.
land GreeOly Island. in the straits et ~ Capc
heoth PCint. AuticOSti Island, Fame FV''i isisra
AaEd@lc@. Martin River. Cueoec; tSyteh ,liflS.
Ofulf OF -. Lawn enCc. MangtrS be9ch, at 1-,i,fs
Sea Island. Nova Scotia. and several othtI F''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

VALET -Engltsh. understands hunting.
Shooting and military duties good char
scter. VALET. so FennirgtOC-st-. Pater-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
aoHooLsHlP ST. MARY's ON WAY HOME

The Secretary Of the Board Of Education yester-
day received cable dispatch announcing that the
schooiship 81 Merys sailed yesterday from Fun
board we'll '' "'''' az "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
Al PENDANT to invalid gentleman. good
valet; experienced masseur. our OF mace
through death OF last employer: best rsfer-
ences- JOHN STALTER. $40 West 42d-st
ATTENDANT. RSE.-Fifteeu wears. in
Sututioual experience and with refined
SeHtlemen; companion sUperintendeus If
apaTtmet. household; good wages. recon-
.n-ndatIonS prominent physicians wealthy
\eW York families. Address THOMAS r
DUNN. kecQ-st-. Madison y J.
BUTLER -Disengaged: Srst class cirv rel
erences: English. Address ALFRED
Irloune Uptown Office. .3G4 broadway
BITLER or USEFUL NANNY thoroughly
competent young COlored man: city or
country; hghest references given HI
HOWARD. 137 West 53d-st
COOK.-By experienced young Greek, in
boarding house. or as iunchman: refer
ences. G. CARDESSIS. 1.773 Madison ave
COACHMAN. gardener. chauffeur. compe-
tent. trustworthy German-AmeriCan. mil
de aged. single. understands carpenterfng
lnllAlns, all on gS9tlemaa's place, $50 SO
ana Good home: excellent references
1oACHMAN. T. O.. Mortc:air, y. ].
COACHMAN. Single: generally useful.
understands care OF horses. harness. ear
faSes, lawns. walks; careful driver; good
.eiSfehtes' country preferred. wages $50
y H. ." tarrol! s.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
WORK WANTED.
Female.

COMPANION.-B yourS lady, Protestant,
educated il a convent in England: as
companion or ladys maid; in New York or
vicinity: can furnish hest of references;
refined hCme desired more than salary. Ad-
dress COMPANION. Box -. Tribune Office.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. experienced m
teaching and caring for children, also
travelling. is ready for fall engagement;
mathematics, French, primary methods.
nature work. e. W. Tribune Uptown Os
fee, l 1864 Broadway.
COMPANION or GOVERNESS.- a re-
rined we'll educated Young woman: good
musician; highest references. Address Lock
BOX 273. WIlliaInsbridse
STENOGRAPHER typewriter and office
assistant--Three years experience
DORT !, ,451 De Kalb-ave. Brooklyn.
TUTOR Refined young lady with two
child. excellent references Address T. e..
Tribune Office
VISITING GOVERNESS. French: sub
jeCts. rudiments college work, cOnveTsa
tions. readings on historical men and wom-
en- of France. piano; special arrangements
for schools. RELIABLE. Tribune Uptown
Office. ] 3f4 BrOadwsv
YOUNG LADY in store: capable OF taxing
entire charge. Call Cetwe, 9 and H. -
Cortlandt-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Davis and the Auto Boat-Sir Gilbert
Parker Coming Here.

Miss Phoebe Davis, of the Way Down East"
company playing at the Academy or Music
with her husband, Joseph r. Grismer were invited
for a sail in A new automobile boat yesterday. The
machinery suddenly stopped and the boat drifted
hclplessiy about the Sound until nearly o'clock,
when the repairs were completed ana the party
landed at Bayside. Miss Davis rushed to the station
in time 10 catch train, and reached the Acauemy
$40 o'clock The curtain rose al $40 o'clock, but
she time.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

Henry T Harris advised yesterday that Sir
Gilbert Parker who is in Canada, would ar
rive in New-York on Friday to confer with him
regarding the dramatization of Pierre and His
People"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER - Single: care Ct private
place, experienced IN culture of flowers.
vegetables care lawns drives. etc indus
trious. reliable. GARDENER. Box A. Trtb-
une once.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER Florist and Farmer.-Privata
place: age IS; speaks English and Ger
man; married. no children; good references.
wife. seamstress. JOHN ZU.LER. shell
road. Winfield. I. T.. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER. ASSISTANT-YoUng. tidy.
willing: strictly temperate, can milk;
work on lawns drives. etc; good helper.
excellent references. JOHN. at Carpenters
Buraeu. 154 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER Head: English. 1s wears
practical experiences in all branches or
greenhouse and outside work. roses. caTla-
tions. etc. highest references w. WILL
IANS. Rhineclff. y Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

JAPANESE as valet or take care Of gentle
mems apartment, long experience and
best references PEACE, 20 Sands-St-.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16


Victor Herbert will come to this city Immediately
after the close of his engagement in Saratoga to
superintend the orchestral rehearsals Of Miss
Dolly Dollars" Arrangements have been
ploted for Miss Lulu Glaser to open her season at
the Lyceum Theatr Rochester on August 81, after
which she will come 10 the knickerbocker Theatre.
RehearsaIs of The Filibuster" in which Char'es
F. Evans is to appear under the direction of the
Shuberts began Yesterday at the lyric Theatre.
The company will open on September at the
Garrick Theatre. St. Louis The Fibuster' is
comic opera by George H Brosdhurst, with music
b. William Lorraine. The company includes Frank
Lalor Helen Mostyn. Frank Turner Theodore
Frieburg Tom Hadaway. Kate Condor. Helena
Phillips Isabelle Hall, Grace Gresham and Gecrsie
Meredith
The Black Crook is to be revived this season
in the popular price theatres. The Black CROOK
was first produced Nblo's Garden in 1865 and
was presented continuously for 4I5 performances.
Walter y. Lawrence has engaged Grace KimbalI
for the part of Alice Travers in Edward Peple'.
original play. The Prince Chap" Miss Kimball
created the part OF Mrs Temple in Mrs Temples
Telegram and that of Nine. Sentenay in The
Secret of Ponchenelle."
The third of series OF excursions over the Long
Island Railroad TO Pains Fireworks Amphitheatre
Manhattan Beach will arrive there about noon to-
morrow. The visitors will see all the o.her enter
tainments and will return in time for the fireworks
IN the evening. Immediately aTter the display a
bornas WI o9 IA ~ wd'lls 10 carry lhem To their
night Saturday 10 compensate the storm of iast
Saturday. There VIII be a combination OF All tns
Dlg Things ttat have been done this year and a
large nurnEer of new shells.
klaw Erlanger's big company. headed b. McIn-
tyre and Heath which will present George Y Ho-
bart's musical vaudeville. THE Ham Tree for rha
u time at the Lyeeum Theatre in Rochester
tomorrow evening. started for that city last night
by sp-e al train over the Le h gh Va Icy Railro3d
:, IS eu 1ounf pSIlotmahces In Roche5teT and a week
IN Bunalo, McinityrG nd tteath win open the reg,
tn --s'h at the New-York Theatre on the .oea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

HAILBOY or to be useful at anything. by
nice colOred boy. II JAMES CAMP
BFII. 500 West 126tt st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TRANSPORT LAwroN ARRIVES.

san Fy2ncisco. Aus is-The nsval tfaa''. =.
Lawton arrived to-day from Honolaia Asa -
Orient
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER. florist. farmer b. nrst class
trustworthy middle aged man. German
American. competent 10 take entire charge
Of gentleman 5 place. % years experience.
l9 years references from this country.
married: one child. grown daughter A
BAUMGARTEN. corner Atlantic ana 7th
-vaS-, Long Branch. n j
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

GARDENER, COACHMAN. .-Gocd. strong
man. able and honest. good references,
understands horses city or country. Call
SUCCESS EMPLOYMENT Agency. 4u2
6th-ave.. near 25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

Richard Bennett and Edward S. Abeles have been
engaged for Robert Loraine's company that will
open at the Hudson Theatre in Man and Super
man on September ).
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrEa.

Situations aYauted-Nale 3ed Fsmal~-
Four lines tuOt exceeding - WOrusi- tHs -
Insertions Il s@nts. seven inser1tOus- 50
cents Exceeding - WORDS and less t"sn 20
words three insertions. 20 cenis seven IA
r-rIianS re1ts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

pIe: speak English; woman. houseworS, /,
good cook. excellent laundress. can bake:
man understands horses. COWS, good gar
dener. reference MORROW'S BUREAU
211 East 5Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

uLIIUOia, FVIJ 5lOII I-usLIIVVIIl eI.FT $50
good poultry man. including squad raising
understands inCubatOTs; capable OF handling
help TO best advantage, willing 20 20 as
landscape gardener only. wife Is the very
best dairywOnan and French sweet butter
maker; willing TO board help sJ the place
besJ personal references, last employer can
be seen Address F WA WILDSCH HREY.
P. o. Box 51S. Goshen. y Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

VALET. COURIER. CONFERENCE.-The
with the bishop Of Albany would travel.
speaks French. German. EngllSh; hlshest
rsfar7rces Address cot -RIER. Swiss
Home los 2f-ave-