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Reli gious Notices.
90 cents per line.

90 cents per line.
ALL ANGELS CHURCH.
WEST END AVE. AND S1ST ST
Rev. $ DE LANCEY TOWNSEND. D. D.. Rector.
II a. m. Choral Evensons. D m
BRICK CHURCH
Fifth Avenue and Thrty-seventh Street.
SRev. WILLIAM r. RICHARDS. d. ID.
ministers Rev. SHEPHERD KNAPP.
PRES. NJ. WOOLSEY STRYKEFi, d. D.,
Of Hamilton college. will preach at H.
STRANGERS WELCOME
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
Broadway and seth st.
Rev. G. T.. JEFFERSON. D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. WILLIAM A. kIRhWCOD, Assistant Pastor
Pubic worship II a. and p m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, West 5Tth st--Rev.
CHARLES p. MACGREGOR. II. s. THE Appeal OF
Christianity TO Men OF Thought at S.
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
and 9Th
Rev. DR. CHARLES l. GOOOEI.I4 Pastor.
Preaching at II d. m. and II. by
Rev. w. H. VAUGHN Assistant Pastor.
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
57tb Street. broadway and 9Th Avenue.
Rev WILTON MERLE SMITH u. D.. Pastor.
Rev. JOSEPH TAYLOR BRITAIN. Assistant.
Rev. GEORGE l.. CURTIS will preach
at II a. and D m .a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
STORAGE NOTICES.


LIBERTY STORAGE q WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, AZ. ~ ard - West Glth s.
To Adelaide crops Lane Adalaide levy and
Ludwig BaWnan & Company. Henry L.
Spra que. Nh. and Mrs. VI. +. Young. Mrs.
G ilrsch. Mrs. l. panl Mrs. N,aite. r..
pyett Mrs r. Crawford Mrs. sadie Berlin
Mrs. NJ. :. Sayre and :. BaUman * BIO,
". p Figee, Frank an L. Ecnm. M s.
Kate Wils"n Mrs. !. l. I0ughiin. James
pougherty. Mis-. 4. H. Leach. }. l.. Eccies:
Y,u ami each Of yod are hereby notified tnat
the time for the payment cf our lien upon
the properly Hereinafter desc. ined having
expired after due notice therecf had been
G.Ncn you. We will au such property. to
wit: household gucds personal effects and
merchandise. stored ~ vou ~ in 2oir name
in the warehouse nj the c I1penS, to oe SO q
~ public auc.inn. acc, rdirg 10 the statutes
in sucn cases mace and PROV iled, ~ he
auction room of ". II fLATTAt. south =
cast corner I3tn st and Cni ersity Place
ccr'msncinS tuesday. July :ith. At io:';0
a NJ. aud cont ming on ese4X tdes~s.y aod
Weip. .1a. tscrc.f ftCT ~ TIE same place
and tcur, Until I'll ~ g5ols lave been sold:
LIBERTY SIoSA$t 6 WAREEOl Sti
tftN.'A\f
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O'RRIEN'S STORAGE, EMPRESS q VAN
90. > Office. 65th ST. anu Amsterdam
ave; telephone, 52-Columbus; warehouse.
$40 West sd ST.. telephone S64-COlambUS,
separate rooms for storage. household er-
iecis. pianos trunks. merchandise, &c;
enine charge taken. removals city OF
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

At the Metropolitan Temple there will be attrac-
tive services for every night all summer DIR. Rob
ert Bagneli will preach Sunday morning on "A
Mans Discovery Of Himself and In the evenin9
on Fundamental Socialism s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
GENERAL ITEMS OF The WEEK.

The new synagogue Of the Congregation Derech
EnunOh. at Ocean and Vernam avenues Arverne
Long Island. will be consecrated Tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock. This congregation was founded
in 1906 Its minister is the Rev. A. H. Nieto
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

YOUNG WOMEN BE-
TWEEN Ia and 223 YEARS
OF AGE WANTED TO
LEARN THE TELE-
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THOSE WHO QUALIFY;
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ST, NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
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The Episcopal Conference organized bv the Sea.
bury Society Of New York. will begin it's sessions
to-day at Northampton. Mass This meeting will
ne the first held under the auspices of the Seabury
Society which has absorbed the organizations
Held the two preceding summers The object of the
society Is to interest In the work Of the church
conference. which will last until July %
The large congregations at the special summer
services at ST. Bartholomew's Church show that
preacher will be the Rev Dr. Cirosvenor and inc
anthem is the barytone solo from Elijah"
Christian Science services are 10 be hell every
Sunday morning and also every Sunday evening
during the summer. at the Fifth Church of Christ
Scientist. Nos. 22s and go West 4sth street The
Interest awakened by the completion and dedication
OF the new church in Boston, at a cost of 60 Nro Ooo
wss @ 80 sIeot enc contributions literally be,
June that no more money was needed This fesf Tn
doubt lead many 10 attend these services va ~
The Scotch Presbyterian Church. tba Rev Dr
David c. Wylie. pastor will be open night ana
morning and for che usual Wednesday evening SER
vice, all summer Strangers and those I'm the narsb
these services 'N
The Rev. Dr. r. s.. Torrey. the we'll known
evangelist. will preach in the Fifth Avenue Prs
byterian Church, to-mOT-ow morning and after
noon. Services begin at Ii a. and $3.50 D. m In
l, t1s norning Dr. Torrey's subject will again be
noon The theme viii he The Holy Spirit" Dr.
Iossey VII also preach on the 18th inst and then
duet cvangelistic services.
The Rev. Edwin Whittier Cssuell pastor OF tho
Eseknan iill Methodist Episcopal Church. No.
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RESTAURANTS.
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repaired, exchanged: reliable service.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5N0 se~ond hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
srIsranteed. machInev% bought and eN
hanred GEO. r. EDDY. 39S Madison 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

The Rev. Edwin Whittier Csswe pastor OF tho
EsekTnan FILL Methodist Episcopal Church. No.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may cara
$40 to $50 monthly at home in spare time
for newspapers; no canvass-
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WORK WANTED.
Male

MACHINIST-First class on W Wv H
Hemstich and general repair work Ad-
dress W. - EDWARDS. 81 East 4Sth St
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

The Rev H. d. Sheldon. evangelist. of tent
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-30

pecifcationS, oaths and drawings for al
atent on aforesaid pocket ballot, designed
or use at all general elections, and
Whereas, he desires to enter into a con.
,ract with the state for the purpose of as
igning the exclusive right to use said bal
OF in this state at general elections there
In; now, therefore,
The secretary of state is hereby author
ICED to enter into a contract with the said
Monccna Dunn by an instrument in writ
ing whereby said Moncena Dunn shalI
grant and convey to the secretary Of state
and to his successors In office for the
benefit Of the people of this state, an ex-
elusive right, if letters patent shall be to
him issued, to use said patented ballot
within the limits of this state at general
city and judicial elections, said assignment
to be made pursuant to the provisions OF
section 1893 Of the United States Statutes.
Section 20. The question whether the
foregoing provisions Of this act snail 60
into effect and be In force snail De SUP to
mitted to the people of this state at the
election to be held on the first Tuesday OF
April in the year 1906 and, # approved by
majority Of the votes cast upon that
question, it shall go into effect and De pc IA
force from and after 1t shall be ratified
bv the people rs herein provided; and pro
vided, the contract hereinbefore set 10rtn
shall have been made otherwise; 1t shaIl
not take effect or be IN force.
Upon the ballot to be voted at such eIec'
ton shall be printed: oAdll chuptesi hon
insert on the ballot the number Of chap.
teri Of the laws of 1905, entitled An ,i acs
TO provide for the use Of the pocket DaIioG
and coupon voting system and to amend hi
section 45 of the statutes of 1898 be
Section 81. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage anu o
publication, subject to all provisions mere
in contained for it's submission to the peo
ole for their ratification or rejection.
Approved June 81, 1905.
w. L. HOUSER:
Secretary of State.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-30
To the County Clerk of Villas County
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERh~

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY GLENN
Villas County. Eagle River, Wisconsin,
Notice is hereby given that at the J4 to,ras
Election to be held in the several several, t or tI,.
Gonnty V Of Sas state Of Ws cons 6e on
the first Tuesday in April A. D. 19 tNroG Geis
the third day of said month, the fV TGsDer
act of the Legislature. known .: as fu TpSp sci
forth Fort i ia the foregoing notice from the Sec S
retary of the State Of Wisconsin, IS Of 70 the
submitted to the people in pursaua acct IL, to
requirements Of said act. e ala ec.aCnrassed.
and n returns made in accordance with '"'
law. >. a,o;oI seal Of
the Villas County Board OF sup Super of Eagle
the Court House, in the CITY eL
River, this Goth day of March I E9TopD
(SigneO NM' pGonn+y clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-30
Moriarty's Answer.
[SEAL.l

Eugene Moriarty, who seemed a 70 IN
fixture in the Massachusetts + hes'S on the
wore st school board. A fellow h ms@
Der, Rev. D. o. Mears, more than aI 4lntfr
at one meeting that there we RE list list of
er too many Irish names on tne ''''
The charge passed unchallenged IL at rose cse
time. but at the next meeting GU up .!NIr.
Mr.. Moriarty, with this little ntig gem Of the
board some one intimated that there 1ist of Of
to omany Irish names on our 40" IN to
teachers. The next day | went cent genial Gp
librarian paD Mr.. Green. MI G 5mePican
SEE, have ye dictionary OF IL Ai II com
namesY i have SEE he he. IA; y At I TAX take
pleteY SEE l. 1T is seq he, ors be Mr..
it home? SEE l. 'Ye can, says r rcbed it
President, I took it home; sea to cover r.
through and through from cover ,epE - but I
[ found no Mears in the Do Gcas one me of
found that Michael Morlarty M4 on GI
tbe hodyguard of Gen: Washington
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-30

Ch;no,s mineral resources are ~ has
dora Lnao,1t The Chinese government ha a.
ordered the immediate establishment the
o . anart me of mines in each OF tn0
seventeen provinces.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-30

The sardine situation in New DF Tie
wick is assuming a serious phaSJI, mart
hopes that were felt in the ear sumner
of the season for big run 1 o. small
fish have not been reaiizedi; ~, IA and for
quantities are being picked up "l
these high prices have to be PAID
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
ARE PREPARING TO TRY HARcIs.
Two Hundred Witnesses in Brsathitt
for Sensational Trial.

Lexington, KY, July News
comes from Beattyville, Lee county.
that everything Is in readiness for the
trial of Judge James Hargis, Ulton
French, Ed Callahan and others for
the assassination Of James Marcum
in Jackson, Breathitt county, three
years ago.
More than two hundred witnesses
are there and ready to testify. Har-
gis, French and Callahan arrived at
Beattyville Sunday night. Everything
Is quiet.
The confessions Of John Smith and
John Abner. made In Breathitt coun-
ty Jail, but not yet made public, have
been the principal topic of cOnversa-
tion throughout the county. Sensa-
tional developments are promised at
the trial here this week. The trial
will likely consume several weeks,
there being over three hundred wit.
nesses to be examined.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

sailors Testimony In Trial Of Rojest.
1vonsky Are Given Out,


.vensl<y Are Given Out.
st. Petersburg, July 2.--The deposi-
tons OF various officers and sailors of
the torpedo boat destroyer, Bedovy.
forming the documents in the court
martial Of Admiral Rojestvensky and
other naval officers who surrendered
to the Japanese In the battle Of the
Sea of japan In May Of last year.
were published Sunday. The sailor
testimony indicates that the admlrals
party boarded the Bedovy with the
full intention of surreaAering to the
first Japanese ship they should en-.
counter.
Their initial act was to order a
white flag prepared. The officers Of
the staff of Admiral Rojestvensky and
the commander of the Bedovy make
Q pitiable exhibition in trying to shift
the responsibility for the surrender to
each other.
Admiral Rojestvensky, though he
says he was dazed and out OF his head
all the time, enters a manly plea of
guilty, because he took no measures
to prevent the surrender.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Miners Threaten 20 Strike.

Ell Paso, Tex, July 2.-Orders have
been issued at Phoenix. Ariz., to hold
three companies Of the Arizona ma.
tional guard in readiness to proceed
to Morencia and Clifton. Ariz. where
strike is threatened in the mines.
A strike occurred there three years
ago with serious riots, and United
States troops had to be called out to
quell them. There has been trouble
In this camp for several weeks past
with several minor strikes. There are
many Mexicans employed in both Of
these camps.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Dynamite Hurls Three to Dxath,

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2.-Meager
details of a dynamite explosion in
Camp No. 2 Of the Walton Construc-
ton company, which is building a line
OF railroad for the Virginia and South.
western road, exploded prematurely
killing three men and injuring five
others. Ben 8. Howell, Of Church
Hill, Tenn, is among the dead, but
the name of the other victims are not
known. Charles Martin, also of
Church Hill. was fatally injured. The
accident occurred near Kingsport and
the bodies of those killed were torn to
pieces.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Mutlny ereaks Out.

noae'aa' Iurkey-Arabia. June 30
Another mutiny has broken out |. .mo, OOm .
,ns me- turkish army reserves serving in
iemi province. Sixteen bstta,,ons
demanded that they be repatriatsS
anu p the commander in chief, Feizei
rasna' ordered the forts to open Are
nn 30, Tue . ,t nu'lnesrs' who surrendered az
,e, . lew hundred Of them had hssn
aars a..'sa' The rebel Arab forces are
advancing on Amran, and an imnor'
s IAN. ensagement Is reported To hav.
Ssen S iousnt, both sides susta,n,ns
heavy losses. a'n'hg
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

The senate AdIssrrs Until Next Men.
day at Noon.

Tho 0onate Aolourno Ontlt NoN Mo0'
day at Noon.
Atlanta, June 30.--The estate at Its
session Friday morning met at IL
o'clock, considered the first reading of
five new bills, the second reading of
three bills, tabled one measure, passed
another, confirmed the recess appoint.
ments of Governor Terrell and then
adjourned until Monday at noon. The
senate was In session forty minutes.
The first bill which secured pass.
age was one introduced at the last
session by Senator Bum to increase
the salary Of the Judge Of the city
court Of Ccdartown from $1,000 to
$500, amending the state code.
Among the new bills which were
read for the first time was one by Sen-
ator Peyton to Increase the salaries
of the commissioners of agriculture,
state school commissioners and state
pension commissioner from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. The bill was referred
to the committee on appropriations.
The bill which was introduced by
Mr.. Hall, OF Eibb. and passed in the
house a representatives Thursday, to
create state auditor, was read In
the senate and referred to the com.
mittee on finances.
After confirming in executive ses.
sion, the thirteen recess appointments
which had been made by the COVER.
not since last session, the senate ad.
tourned over Saturday to meet Mon.
day at noon.
The following new bills were intro
duced and read for the first time:
BY Senator Blalock, of the Thirty.
ffth-TO amend the code of the state
to add to the city OF Jonesboro al q
state depository.
BY Senator Crum-To fx the time
of holding the superior courts In the
various counties composing the Alaho.
ba circuit.
BY Senator Ware-To amend the
code so that all confederate veterans
and all Widows of confederate sol.
diers who served six months during
the period Of 1s6O-1se5 inclusive, be
entitled to pensions.
BY Senator Crum-To create and
organize a new judicial circuit Of the
superior courts of the state to be cali.
ed Alapabo, to be composed of the
counties Of DoOly, Wilcox, Irwin, Tiff,
Worth, Turner and Crisp.
BY Senator Peyton-To AZ the sals.
ries OF the commissioner Of agricul.
ture. state school commissioner and
the commissioner of pensions. The
bill provides for increasing the salar-
les from $4,000 annually to $4,000 Der
year.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Storm Sweeps on Monticello.

Monticello. Ca, July Am electri-
cal and windstorm caused considera.
BILE damage here Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. An unfinished residence
and clubhouse Of Mr.. Crarles Oxford
and number Of chimneys and trees
were blown down. Two muIt> be-
longing to Lewis Walker a negro
were killed by lightning near the de-
pot. and part OF the roof Of J. II.
kelly's store was torn OF. A very
rain followed.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Labor Troubles Ended.

st. Louis, July with the vote
to accept the compromise taken by the
Bridge and Structural Steel Workers
union, the last OF the labor diferen'
ces which have kept building opera
tions In turmoil for the last three
months came to an end. Under the
compromise the men get an advance
OF 40 cents q day.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Rect win Visit Chile.

Washington, June 29.-Secretary
Root will accept the hospitality of
Chile and make part Of his trip along
the west coast OF South America IN Q
Chilean warship. The United States
cruiser Charleston. on which Score.
tary Root will sail for South America,
10 too large q craft to work its way
along the inside passage from the
Strait OF Magellan 70 Valparaiso.
Chile, ana consequently the American
secretary of state and his party win
probably leave the Charleston at San.
dy Point in the Straits of Magellan
ana 90 aboard Chilean man OF war
which can work its way among the
islands Of the west coast, thus short.
ening the trip by several hundred
miles. ana enabling Mr.. Root to re
main longer In Chile.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Washington, June 3O.-Senator Scott
reported complete agreement on the
Omnibus public building bill Saturday
soon after the senate convened. He
sa- the senate conferees had been
compelled to yield the senate provi.
sion for a 100000 building in Wash.
ington for the departments of state,
Justice and commerce and labor Mr..
Scott expressed his modification over
the fact. For himself. he said he
would have the national capitol made
the admiration and wonder Of the en-.
tire world. and he would have every
available foot Of ground secured with
this end in view.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
MnIIenaIrs Sent to werkhous,.

Minneapolis. MINI. June 30.-Harry
oueal. son OF J. H. Queal. the million.
sire iumbeFmsn. was Saturday sen.
fenced to nve days In the workhouss
without the option OF . hne. for ex.
ceeding the speed limit In his auto.
His chauffeur was given . similar pen.
atty.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
Runaway cars Scatter Death.

Eveleth. Minn., July 2.-Tour men
were killed and one was probably "a
tally wounded In q wreck In Tayal
No. 8 extension pit. Five runaway
steel cars loaded with iron ore dash
ed down the grade into the pit. strik'
ing shovel In the stripping. and
burying the shovel crew In ore and
debris.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Travemunede. Germany. June S0.-
The emperor suddenly left here at 4 ss
p. IN. by special train for Potsdam
As he planned to start for Norway az
the the Kiel regatta. Il IL assumed the
trip to Potsdam means that the &C
couchment Of Grown Princess Fredsr
lex William 10 near.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

solicitor Held on Grave Charge.
Huntsville. Ala. July S.-W. j.
James. county solicitor OF Franklin
county. Alabama. has been srresteo
10 Louisiana. charged With embesslS
msnt. n. e. Smith. Of Huntsville.
caused the arrest. claiming ths'
James eubesslSd o1Ieoo g his nossH
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Memphis. Tenn. June s0.--An Osce
ola. Ark. special says that Leon Rbus
seau. editor Of the Osceols Times,
and one OF the best known Newspaper
men In this state. died here Frids,
might OF paralysis He vas 81 years
q age.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Birmingham. Ala. June 1s.-W. J.
Lsitch. . motorman fer the Dirming.
ham Railway, Light and Power com.
panI and former member OF the city
police force. was ground 70 death bs.
meath the wheels OF the electric sx.
press line OF the company. just % be
was preparing To mount his car 70
take II out for its days run.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Chattanooga. Tenn. June 3s.-In IN
electrical dough mixed running with
great velocity. Allen Butnsr was
ground to death here Friday morning.
He evidently tipped the bowl 0f the
machine and was causAt by the rsvol.
wing cylinders. but nobody saw the
accident. The mixsr contained enough
nonr dough to make 800 losvss Of
bread.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

csessIn Palk Wss osspondsnt 0seauss
Of several charpss.

Of several charpss.
Pensacola. Fla, June 2S.--Despon-
dent because ne has been found short
IN his accounts and had run his ship
on a reef. Captain Falk, Of the German
bark. Gesino, which arrived In port
Thursday, suicidsd while the ship was
at sea.
when the bark. loaded with cement,
reached port II was with fags at half
mast and the Arst mate In command.
The Gesins hailed from Hamburg in
March, but went aground on . reef
ana the cargo was unloaded to float
her. she then put back to Bremen.
where II appears there was an inter.
view between the captain and owners.
What transpirsd 10 not known, but II
10 said that he was also accused Of
being short In his accounts 70 Q large
amount. He took his ship out, but
was very morose and despondent and
paced the deck night and day. Final
ly one morning ne was found hanging
In his cabin. He had placed the
rope about his neck. stood on . chair
handcuifed himself and Jumped from
the chair. He was an old marinel
and made frequent voyages here