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New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

ADvERTIsEarENTs and subscriptions for
me irtouns received az their Uptown
ana 5Ith sts-, until o'clock D. m Advsr-
useInents recefved az the following branch
onlees at regular ofics ratss until 8 O'clock
p nag Wiz zoS stn ave-. S. e. cor. 23d ST. :
595 otn aver cor. 18th Sc. Sc East 14th st
~ ~ West 42d St. between 7th and Sth evss !.
~ West l25th ST. 1898 81 ave-. between
IoIn ane 18th srs-; 1925 Sd ava, near 81 81
IiUe lst avo-, near seth ST.: 15T Ess,
lZ.tn 50. !: I66 fremont ave ESQ 80 avs,
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RESTAURANTS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE GO. ,
211-2I3 East Tooth ST.


TO j. Cohn. J Kohn, Mrs, q Nelson
Charles Brown, W. II. Burrel. Pat Finn.
= Ward, ". B. Cannon. Mrs 2 Higgins.
"; Ford. J. bixson. NJ. McEntyre, K W.
saderbuler. AInila Martin. Mrs. K BsrSz.
Rese Green, T. Horsn. c. Davenport. Mary
EDWARDS, Maggie Manguine, ]. Briggs, L.
simon. Mrs. slemberg. T. II. Peters. Mary
S!mpko. @. Speed, Mrs. Sutton. Mrs. Hall.
Mira Mayors. Mary Hill. +. William, l.
Sohen. p Q. William, William Carroll. A.
LAWS. Garshan Hamburger, W. strout. J..
Miller. a Z Phillips. N ". Comstock. ".
Sohen, s.. Hatfield. c. Sherman, ]. A
Sieary. William Nixon-W. Mitzell. L c.
Gloson. c W. Garrett, Kate Coffss, NJ
whitman. T. Morrison. M. Kluoh. II. Clark,
J. Cohen. L Bloom. l. Simon: You and
eacn OF you are hsreby notified that ths
tlrne FOR payment OF this Companys lien
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired, after due notice thereof had
psen given you. we Will cause such prop-
erty, 70 wit: household goods. personal ef-
Iects and merchandise, stored by you or in
your name IN the Harlem Storass Ware
mouse Co. warehouses. TO be sold az public
aucton according 20 the statute IN such
case mace and provided. at our warehouses
z1A-ZI5 East Tooth St. New York CITY on
Ihurscay, October 18th, 1906, az 1880 a
m ana II the sale thersot is not completet
On the SAID date the same will be continued
az As sans placs on each and every Thurs
1ay thereafter. beginning a. 1890 q m.
until the sale Il completed
AAH14EM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO
WALTER @ GILBERT, Treasurer
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LOST.

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Savings. $50 4th ave. New York. Paw
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WORK WANTED.
Female

Female.
BcOEKErYEr BY lady; SIX years cxps-
rfs-ce: part time position beet crecsfl~
tiais Address r e 254 eth ave
CAsHIEP-By young woman; eookkeep-
ing, typewrtting. Hoffman. 1OS3 "a ava
C0NyPANION-Sy refined and ecucat-f
person or act as maid 20 West good
reader packer and traveller; personal rec
concentration n. A NJ. care or Miss
Fvers "a Waller ave. Oszialng. n y
CONpANION-By lady AZ refinement; can
give from 10 o'clock TO daily 20 invalid:
r>asips aloud attending % correspondence
sto AidrsaD Cheerful. to2 Columbus ava
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BIO MONEY raising GOLDEN 0EAI-
Eaey TO grow. Roofs worth from q - 20
81 7b per pound. Until Oct 18th viii end
30 nns roots and .ull instructions for 81 co.
money order or Graft. Address CHAos A.
wALDAON. Monticello, MINI
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BOARD AND Rooms.


Single insertions cents Per line. SIX
seon words, seven times corsscu..veiy.
~, which entities advertiser 10 have
aays d9Sns j. entered s. @ Tor period Of fourteen
sirabis Rooms Write for circular.
ro6m1 69n sr ;Rr0Tmasio9 {. ss9 ,soncsEniS. .h...
the Uptown Office OF The Nsv-York
tribune. 1864 Broadway, between asth
and 37th sts
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A.-EL.E9ANTLY furnished apartment. prs-
yate bath. S1.50 dailyi including meals
I've. S2S weekly; one, sio- The Alabama.
10 East 11th St
72D ST. 12O WEST Cbetvveen IT. and nib-
way express statiOnsl.-Nevrlv decorated
rlor taole; references given and required.
water, together or separate, with board.
Tor gentlemen 143 West 10th ST.
57TH ST. s13 wEsT.-Desirabl. large and
SINAI. rooms with board; permanent par
ies' references exchanged.
every convenience; bath; excellent table;
select ne!ghborhoodi moderate rates.
49TH ST. EAsT.-LarEs rooms, with
board; private bath references.
1o4 WEST ssTH sT.-Handsorns second
Moor suite and other rooms; private baths;
exclusive homo service and appointments
exceptions; references; near subway.
Esd ST., 154 WEST.-Large looms. with
board: table Euests: references.
FIRST CLASS BoARD.-Two large. hand
some front rooms for refined persons or
families besides smaller rooms; cooking and
table unsurpassed: every facility offered for
evening entertainments ana enjoyment;
terms reasonable; at the Chateau in Speer's
Park. Passatc N J. Children noe desired
Write for booklet
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Suburban

TWO adjoining rooms, with board. q pr
vate family; all home comforts and COOK
ing F.. Brett. Richmond Hill. L T.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.

IN THIS STORE 80 YEARA
1000 Post Cards. Foreign q Domsst1c.
for Sale Send CT. Postays Stamp
for Catalogue, TO
J. LEACH. Sc Nassau ST., New York.
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HELP WANTED.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERsoN may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly ST nome IN spare time
corresponding for newspapers. no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulers. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockporr,
S. 7.
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The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between Both
and STth SITS. until o'clock .. n Atvor-
tisemerts received at the following branch
oftices at regular oftice rates until o'cloek
? IL. viz: 25s sth ave-. .. e. cor. 2Sc 81.
163 9Th ave. cor. 12th ST. e2 East 1sth St;
257 West 42d St. between 7th and sth sves
263 West 125th ST. 1895 Sd ave-. between
18th and 77th sts.l 1O26 30 ave, pssr SlEr
St: 11OS 1st ave. near s9th st.; 80 East
l26th ST.: 156 fremont ave: ESQ 66 eve
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TYPEwRTrINC

TYPEwRITERe-Au mat,, MA 1890
rspaired. sxchsnSedi reliable service
GORMAN. IS Nassau st Telsphons e74o-
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CitN PrOpertN for Sale.

gITP sT p wEsT--caa 6e seen daily. Il 70 2
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single Insertions 8 cents per line sixteen
words. seven times consecutively. 81. which
entities advertisers 10 have rooms entered
une's Directory OF Desirable Rooms. Write
for circular.
Pun information conceruin. these rooms
may he had, free ct charge. at the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between seth and s7th SITS.
BROADWAY. 1852. near I52d--Larse fur
nished, sunny front room. with bath. 10
let; IN private house.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Let without board.
TO gentleneni only large front room on
fourth floor; nicely furnished; IN private
Cafe Beaux Arts. References. 10 ". a0th.
1925 LEXINGTON AVE. IO7,h-1Osth--
Cosy furnished parlor, Tor business: Large
front room. two bsds: hall rooms, 81 so.
Magyar.
IN ERONx.-Convenien subway station;
sunny room; use bath; steam heat; ousl-
ness woman preferred: references Address
S W, Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broad
way.
is6TH ST. go .wEsT.-Elesan. furnished
room; electric light; view on Hudson: one
block from subway. Lichtenstein.
8133 BROADWAY. near 125th st.-Charr-
ing parlor bedroom: near Columbia, Riv-
e-side and subway; elegant location: fine
apartment Wigg-
4sTH ST. 15O wEsT-Larse newly fur
nished front and back rooms; brass beds
and all conveniences; gentlemen: references.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. hot and cola
water. all conveniences: gentlemen: tsie-
phone connection. Victorins. 1T5 West 18th
street.
$40 WEST s6TH sT.-Handsorns roorI also
other roomsi gentlemen epprecisttns
Guiet refined surroundings: references.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

FOR aALE.-Best partridge dog IN Amer
tcs-s Pointer. TIA above sentence Govern
all game birds Is not a cheap one Ad-
dress Frank Raikcrt. Poushkeepsis ~. Z,
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BARNARD School FOR BOYS

M Indiyidual @ AttsntIon. ayanasiuE Athletic Fled
SOILEGE PREP & GRAMMAR 72f ST Nicholas Ave
kINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY, 23s Lenox Ave.
Session after school for DAVIS studies
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Country Property for Sale.
Country PrOpertu to Let.

tT~EA RIDGE X. J TO RENT - Fully furnished
l'lse twelve rooms. batE first class order: conven-
- = s,aton- NASSAU. Box 80 Tribune OGce.
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auction Sales of Real Estate.

a T ST>CTT0T- OCT IS isO6-Estate Of Mary V.
y Mott decd. containing valuable properties. GEO
p. READ & co. 80 Liberty 81.
a UCTION SALE OF BaJhgate estate at Real Estate
n Salesroo-n - Vesey ST. October 10 II q.
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COACHMAN.-By young nan; married. ao
children: good appearances. best city rsc-
ersnoes; city or country; last employer can
be sesn- CAL or address Davis IL Law
FENCE 81
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BUTLER, with second man: country pre-
rsrred. "a years experiences: go0d cnarao--
tar; age Ss: total abstainer. J. ". 5ox 80.
1852 Broadway.
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l26TH ST, 62O WEST.-ElegHnt furrishe
room; electric light; view on Hudson: on
block from subway. ichtenstein.
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$40 WEST s6TH sT.-fIandsorns foori also
other rooms; gentlemen epprecisttns
quiet. rehned surroundings: references
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BROADWAY. 1852. near 152d--IarGe fr
nished, sunny front room. with bath.
let; IN private house.
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Observation-Disclosures, no children; taxa
charge OF sentlemans place for wtnters
wife DO general hOusswork. uodersrans-s
poultry and stock; excellent references. W.
J. b, Carpeucsr's Bureau. ia 9Th ava
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furs ana fur garments; repairing and re-
modelling at moderate prices. 72 West i25th
St near Lsnox ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Maa

RUTIER-By young colorsd ms1s IN vrt-
vats family or boarding E0usss city Or
country: references. Address H c.. Tribune
Uptown once, 1854 Broadway,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE3

MRS. l.. SEELY
Employment Bureau.
23 West 59th ST.
Phones 24s4. o4s5-Bryans
BROOKLYN OFFICE: Sc NEvINs 81
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DREssBIAKER will make suits from SIS up;
perfect At guaranteed; also 20 out by the
day: 10 years reference. Mrs. wstmore.
2453 Sth ave.
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ADyERTISEAEENTS and Subscriptions coa
The Tribune received ar thsir Uptown
Office No 1854 Broadway. between 88ta
and 3Tth sts., until o'clock D. m. Advsr-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices az regular ct.ics rates until S o. clock
d NJ viz.i 254 Sth ave-, s. e cor. 236 st..
I5S 9Th ave, cor. 12th s. 90 East 1zrn s..
PSI West 42d ST. between Ith and Sth zvsa.s
26s West 125th st.s 1898 Sd ave. between
7Gth and 7Tth sts.. 1925 Sd ave-. near elsc
St 17OS 1sr ave. near S9th ST.; 153 Eass
f25th St T58 fremont ave; $50 "a ave
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSES made and renovated. coats re-
lined; first class work Miss N. Jackson.
800 West S5th ST.
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IN ERONx.-Convenient subway station;
sunny room; use bath; steam heat; busl-
ness woman preferred: references. Address
S. W, Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broad
way.
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COACHMAN. gardener and useful man. by
strictly teuperats man: can furnish tEs
ave.
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COACEIIAN-Eirst class city ana county
driver; neat appearances. a0sOlu-e3
temperate and painsIaklng, willing 10 care
for furnace. etc; good rscomuaarcarlonA.
Coachman 243 West 66Jh s.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 70 Let without board.
TO gentlemeni only q large front room on
fourth floor; nicely furnished; IN private
house, facing Bryant Park and adjoining
Cafe Beaux Arts. References. 10 W. 40th-
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COACHMAN-ThOroughly competent, truae-
worthy. first Glass references; city o.
country married: no children AdG-s~s
Gilstt. S41 East 66th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

Pull information concerning these room
may be had, free cf charge. at the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune. 1856
Broadway. between 56th and S7th SITS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
Table Linens

are the prices you get Out once q year
leached Linen Damask, regular price SOC, 90.
e, per yard. .OOG
dercerized Damask, regular prlce-6Oc, o..
e, per yard :. TOV
9iercerized Damask, regular price 65c, ~.
e, per yard TlU
half bleached and full bleached. Damask,
65c, for Linen Sale per yard flG
German pure linen Damask, soft finish, cc.
69c, for Linen Sale per yard wv
German undressed linen Damask, regular price or.
n sale per YARD. ...V0V
! half bleached, heavy pure linen Damask, II.
BIT 81 90, for Linen Sale per yard ........... W
German cream Damask. regular price 90.
hen Sale per yard OOG
German soft finish cream Damask, regular d m
Tor Linen Sale per YARD. -. VliOO
|snow white grass bleached Damask. d1 or
e $l.5O, Linen Sale price per VS,EO
full bleached Damask, regular price 81. rs, r1An
grass bleached satin Damask, regular q az
Linen Sale price per yard ~l.0O
L PATTERN CLOTHS
Cloths with Napkins to match are generously cut in
is sale. These will be sold by the set only. Prices run
TO $500.
NAPKINS
will find in our showing of Napkins patterns that match all
advertised at from SSc to 81 95 per yard.
pkins, as we'll as Table Linens, will be sold during this sale
riceS.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
Lace Curtains

a recent purchase of the greatest bargains in lace cur
talns we ever saw permits us to add this very attractive offer
to our linen and white goods sale. We could not buy today
these same qualities and sell them alta fair profit, for as little
as the special prices here quoted. Regular prices as quoted
here will obtain on all Of this lot unsold on February lst.T.To
this special lot we have added all short lots of Curtains from
our regular stock and marked them at quick moving prices.
Anticipate your needs a few weeks and save 7liberally on YOUR
purchase.
u pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 3 yards by38 in, IN.
'aue soc, Saep price per pair OUk
u pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 8 yards by so in, ~
value Sl25, sale price per pair. lON
u pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 3 yards by lin, q m
y pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains size 81 yards by 50 q ~
lhches, value Sl.75, sale price per 4l'AO
IL pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 3@ yards by 54. q IN
inches, value $3.50, sale price per pair 4l.JU
u pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 81 yards by 81 cl IL
inches, value, S275, sale price per pair. -. 4lslO
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 81 yards by 80 c. m
inches, value 100, sale price per pair 49,. .1A.UU
6pairsN Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 81 yards by 81 c. IN
inches, value S35D, Sale price per pair. .YAsOV
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, size 81 yards by 81 O. M
inches, value ST 80, sale price per pair po'OO
inches, value $500, sale price per pail. ... 49,. 4J.OU
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
Annual Special Sale 81 LdCeS
and EmbrOiderieS

0IIu CIIIUI VIuCl ICS
This event our patrons have learned to anticipate as one
Of the greatest bargain events Of the whole year. You will
not be disappointed this time.
Embroideries in four specially priced lots
Lot Edges and insertions, mostly on heavy cloth, e,
values up to 1c, for per yard
Lot Hedges and insertions on heavy and medium II
cloths, values up to l5c, for per yard ......... ...............'S
Lot III-Embrodery Edges and Insertions on muslin IN
Nainsook and Swiss cloths, values up to zoe, for per yard.......luS
Lot IV-Embroidery Founcings, Edges, Bands and Inser- 1Sc
tions O all weight cloths, values up to 3c, for per yard..........lOS
Laces in Four Lots
AT THE LOWEST PRICES YOU EVER SAW
Lot I-These are nearly all Torchon Edges and insertions, u
Lot I-Torchon and Normandie Val Laces in edges and 5r
insertions values up to l5c, for per
Iot III-plat Val and German Laces, values up to Csc, IN
for pr ward -.
Lot IV-30O pieces French Val Laces worth up TO l2tc per lhr
yard. vou choice for this sale per piece OF II yards.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-12
Bed Spreads

case full size crochet Spreads, cheap at present price Oh.
of cotton at SlN, Linen Sale price.
lease heavy crochet Spreads, regular price s15o, C1 or
Linen Sale price. !. -. @1.SO
rs damask Bed Spreads, regular price 1925, O. OK
Linen Sale price i 90
25 heavy Marseiles Bed Spreads, regular price GO ~
$3.50, for Linen Sale Q6.OO
10 satin damask Bed Spreads, regular price $500, GO En
Linen en- f sas pss sso'nss Bed Spreads regularly $3.50, $1.25
Linen en- s {stes pne crochet Bed Spreads regularly sl75' $l.45
1nss s s {s,esf p1i crochet Bed Spreads regularly $780, $1.75
Linen en- s s%s es,f f'n ase.! Bed Spreads regularly $780, $500
IL damask frnged Bed Spreads, regularly $500, 90 E0
Linen Sale .Q6.OO
Linen en- sa%' plid 5s!'ssa Bed Spreads, regularly $780, $2.75
II damask frnged Bed Spreads, regularly $3.50, GO r3E
Linen Sale
- damask frnged Bed Spreads, regularly $500, OH OK
Linen Sale price .....
Sheets, at reduced prices
S1x9O inch Sheets-our regular stock-sold always at 75c, Az
% Linen sale
8lx9O Sheets, a special bargain that we can.get no Qno
more of, value 7c, while they last each
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
VOLUNTEERS ON BICYCLES
British Guards VIII Attempt to Dis
lodge an Invader In August
Maneuvcrs.

LONDON, July 8.-(Speclal Cablegram to
The Bee. i'm the early hours of August
more than half the cyclists of whom the
Volunteer Army can boast will be concen-
trated in the neighborhood of Salisbury
Plain.
Some Volunteer battalions will send COM
plete companies. with their full complement
of officers, and others will send men with
out officers Others will send skeleton sec
tions: and all this motley crew-each unit
a total stranger TO the Other-will be sorted
into three columns in less than an hour and
proceed on immediate active service 10 repel
an audacous invader who has landed in
Dorestshire.
Each OF the columns will consist of about
500 cyclists and General Sturmy-Cave will
be in supreme command.
The enemy who has landed in the vicinity
Of swansge and is pressing northwestward
will consist Of two brigades Of infantry, the
Hampshire and the Dorset and Somerset
Volunteer infantry brigades, the Dorset
Hussars Imperial Yeomanry, and about 700
Volunteer cyclists gathered from the
Hampshire and south coast battalions.
The operations will last four days and
will be carried out under active service con-
ditions. the men bivouacking where the
tactical exigencies OF the moment require.
The invaders will have the advantage Of
superior numbers and the 100 cyclists whom
he will have at his disposal are better
trained and more accustomed 10 work In
concert than the defending cyclists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
JEWS FLOCK TO PALESTINE
Best Farming Land of Country is
in Hands of New
COIonists.

coNsTANTINoPLE July 2s.--Cspecial
Cablegram to The Bee.)-The influx of
Jews into Palestine. during the. Jast few
months has been r. q. gkable..
Some weeks ago about 500n Jewish Inn
migrants from Russia and the Balkan
states landed at jana. They are settling
in the plain OF Sharon, round the towns of
Ramleh and LYDIA, and in other Jewish
colonies along the sea coast
few days ago some Jewish fnanciers
made trip to the region east OF the Jor-
dan. in the direction of Kerak. They saw
the land and were highly satisfied with it's
fertility and the nature of it's soil. They
are willing to colonize the district, but are
rather suspicious of the neghboring Be-
douin tribes who are averse to any per-
manent settlement being effected in their
midst.
1t is believed that the Jews are in COM
munication with the government on the
subject, and should the latter give them
sufficient guarantee of protection against
the raids of their neighbors the sale of
large tracts will soon be completed.
1t is a noteworthy fact that some of the
most fertile districts of Palestine are pos
sessed by Jewish colonists. The Jews are
repossessing the land by degrees, and
should this quick rate of possession con-
tinue the whole country will in a few years
belong entirely to them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
CARRIERS BAN ON LIQUORS
Army omcers Not Permitted to Bring
Liquor TO Camp BENJAMIN
Harrison.

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON near
Indianapolis), July 2S.-Brgadier General
Carter, commanding the troops concen-
trated for the maneuvers of the regular
army attachments and the camp of instruc-
ton for the Indiana and Michigan National
Guard, issued an order today forbiddlng
any canteen on the reservation and pro-
hibiting officers or men from bringing liq-
nor into camp. Companies @ and II of the
Fourth United States infantry arrived In
camp today from Fort Brady, Mich, with
Ma ior McKeever i'm command. Every man
was in good health.
JUNCTION CITY. Kan, July 2.-The
Tenth and Thirtieth batteries of field ar
tillery of Fort Smelling, MINI, arrived at
the camp of instruction at Fort Riley this
morning under command OF Major Samuel
p Allen. The batteries Travelled from
Fort Smelling TO Omaha by rail and
marched from Omaha to Fort Riley. These
batteries made the trip overland on sched-
ule time and came In with a long train
of escort wagons at their rear. These
organiza tions compose the Seventh battal-
ion of field artillery. They have gone into
camp along with the Twenty-ninth battery
and will be Joined today by the five batteries
Of Fort Riley and the Sixteenth battery
siege Of Fort Leavenworth that has just
finished It's target practice here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
MASKED MEN ABDUCT WOMAN
Parisians See strange sight on
streets which Has Not
Been Explained.

PARIS July 2s.-(specisl Telegram 10 The
Bee MASKED motorists carried on a girl
OF good family in the Ternes district re-
Gently. Two tradesmen of the locality saw
the abduction. but they were unable to give
help, as the masked motorists went on like
the wind as soon as they had the girl on
board the auto car Tie two tradesmen
had just left a cafe. where they had been
playing cards. shortly before midnight In
the Avenue des Ternes, outside the house
No. ST. and not far from the Church OF St.
Ferdinand, they saw large, well-appointed
auto car drawn up. Out OF this iumpAd
two masked men. with thick motor goggles
who rushed at young, pretty and smartly-
dressed girl as she was going toward q
house close to the church. The girl was
seized by the head and arms and in a mo-
ment was bundled into the motor car, one
Of the men pressing her mouth with his
left hand. as she was crying out for help.
The abductors hurried on in the direction
OF the Bots de Boulogne. There is az yet
no clue TO this abduction mystery,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
POLICY HOLDERS PRESS CASE
Mutual Life May he Compelled to
Drop Names from OmcIaI
Nominations.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 2s.-The fight of
the international policy holders commit
tee to compel the Mutual Life Insurance
company to drop the names Of Judge
Gray. Colonel Shook, General Tracy and
Harlow n. Higginbotham, members OF
that committee from the administration
ticket for trustees Of the mutual COM
pany came before Supreme Court Justice
Howard today. The proceedings were IN
the form Of an application for an order
recurring Superintendent Kelsey OF the
state insurance department TO strike the
four names from the list Of nominations
filed with him. The papers were amended
so as to include the Mutual company
with Superintendent Kelsey in the case
as a respondent
Samuel Untermyer, general counsel for
the policy holders committee, filed a brief,
and Mr.. McReen. general solicitor of the
Mutual, was given until Monday to do so.
Justice Howard said the only question
for the court 20 decide was whether the
proper proceedings had been adopted to
have the names removed.
He intimated. however, that there was
no law under which a man could be com
PEELED to serve as a trustee against his
will