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New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
NO MORE BODIES FOUND IN wREcKAGE
Additions to Death List from Among Injured
Feared at vergennes, Vt.

Eergennes VT, Dec. 2.-Careful search to-day
of the ruins Of the cars wrecked by the collision
on the Rutland Railroad at Vergennes siding
yesterday showed conclusively that no bodies
were hidden beneath them. and the number of
dead by the disaster still remains three. though
the serious condition OF two of the injured per-
gives ground for fear that there may be
additions to the death roll
Archibald c. Dixie. assistant teacher in the
Bristol High School. whose side was crushed
and who was internally injured, was considered
tonight to be in a very critical condition. He
is at the Stevens House, in this city. Another
victim Of the wreck whose condition is very
serious is Richard H Brooks. a Negro member
of the Drury Opera Company. who is at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital. in Burlington. The
condition of most of the other injured persons
was reported tonight Comforta bic, with
proSpeCt of recovery
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
BEER SETS PARK BEAR A-FGHTING
Marty Had Long Been Abstemious, but
Fell Sadly from Grace Yesterday

Marty, the big black bear in the Central Park
Zoo looked on the wine while 1t red yester-
day, while his keeper, Cunningham lunch,
and to-day is a sick, If sober animal.
Time was when Marty star performer
with circus One of his tricks to drink A
bottle of beer and then simulate intoxication. Five
years abstinence had put the big fellow out Of
training. and when who must have
known of the bears liking for beer, slipped bot
tie into his cage yesterday. he drank 1t greedily
Then things began to happen. Another Of
Martyrs tricks TO box George, the black
hear which presented 70 Director Smith last
week by a circus man, had been taught TO wrestle
There had not been the best of feeling between
the two since George has shared Martys cage.
and Cunningham has frequently had 70 part them;
so when. after a few preliminary waltzes up and
down the front of the cage, Marty gave
George an uppercut. at once issue was Joined,
TO the great delight of the crowd around the cage
The uproar brought keepers 10 the cage. and by
vigorous prodding the bears were finally sep
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
rrT4GE IN THE HARBOR.
n, Soner SAYS Danger of Pollution
Is Not Immediate.

soper a member Of the Metro
,,.,, Sewerage Commission and the New
Raw Pollution Commission during Its e&-
60 made a statement yesterday IN regard
conditions and the danger of over
..,,s the Hudson River and the tide waters
- york with too much sewage.
,s q wss not true that these waters had
.s. sewage emptied into them that they
Is cs-ry but that still greater masses or sew
,,uI5 be carried without pollution. altnough
,-as no Immediate necessity for changes In
-. r,e The question was an important one
:. ss,d invoivins both New YORK and New
,.-zsv and should have careful study
n sope- said In part:
Later which recently obtained prominence
s e. coi,,-,r. or the New York press inquiries
IN ne he hudson River is TO be disnfected
Nheto,s-ation for the Hudson-Fulton ami
e.-t !. In explanation the letter states that
W liver is now receiving almost as much sew
-. IS il can dispose OF, ana that by 1909 we
see .,,ec- the volume OF sewage TO be double
-. - Is to-day. In 1908 Governor Odeu ap-
w. We hoard. known the New York Bay
RoM,tior Commission, to study the sanitary
rois;.or NJ the harbor. with special reference 70
- --niAct of the Passaic Valley Sewerage
rc-1issicn which proposed 10 collect the sew
Co.l--+T - paterson, Newark and neighboring mu-
" ts.,s1ittes and empty II in the middle of Upper
.-szg work Bay. The object was 10 relieve the
n-s;c River from sewage and other drainage
s-hich had made Il fouI sn1elllhs ana unsuitable
tn- It's normal uses
- Jersey project and recommended that
,,.- steps be taken 10 prevent its execution
g5fs- the circumstances proposed
ror7r7ission with larger powers, known as
49,. Hs-rnpolitan Sewerage Commission of New
IL vas appointed last June by Mayor Nc
1qa,Isr in accordance with an act OF the Legis
,,,re providing for commission 70 investigate
s co1sfder means for protecting the waters of
- work Bay and vicinity against pollution
--te commission has no power 10 carry out
- man Of relief. This. under present legal
s;+iors would he imprs cticable, for the re-
c--sihilitv IS shared by municipalities in two
sl-sS The commission tE to investigate and
s,n-,snd q general plan by which the various
lsr-nir1paIities shall act in harmony for mutual
.:.rTeee in fnoFensively disposing Of their
u.~T wastes The New York commission is
.s...r..d 70 cooperate with a duly authorized
a-rsssio7 having similar authority in the
-.. NJ New Jersey. A treaty may eventually
= ,.eessary between the two states
-st probIe-l is an important one TO the people
tysF york and New Jersey. II IS by no means
.;--rie underta king 10 exclude all present and
srra sewage and other polluting matters from
=. Larhor Against the adoption Of measures
- would insure ideal conditions is the pow
.-zri argument Of cost. It is quite true that
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
NATIONAL DRAINAGE CONFERENCE.

Inc hrst national conference of drainage inter
es's VIII be held in Oklahoma city. Okla. begin
i'Hs On N edhesday- While there is general inn
preston that the new state is a dry rather than
"et country 1t is said contain acres
heeoing drainage than needing irrigation The dele
gates to the conference will he welcomed on
wednesday by Governor Frantz and by II. s Nc
CoWan, president Of the Oklahoma Irrigation and
Drainage Association and I. NJ. Tolcomb. president
Of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce The
convention VIII last until Friday. and the following
papers are 10 he read:
Engineering Problems of Reclamation" Arthur
P Davis assistant chief engineer United States
.,Nati9nal Irrigation FIXED Quantity-why Not
Rem2nai IraInaseE oe2rge T. BaTstow president
Drainage Economics.' James 6 Melluish. en-
The Relation of the Geological Survey to the
Drainage of Swamp and Overflow lands. II. NJ
''oklahoma Streams end Overflow Lands" Pro
lessor Charles y. Gould. geClogtst, University Of
IAN Oklahoma Drainage Proposition" H H
Hodgeson. topographic, United states geological
survey.
d39 a29 f52frfss 9 ths S5Saz ss
Drainage Investigations by the United States
Department of Agriculture Elwood Mead chief
Drainage Conditions in Iowa Lewis F. Ash
baugh. associate professor Of civil engineering.
"Reclanlation, Of Waste Lands in Minnesota. :"
George A Ralph, engineer for State Drainage
Our Drainage Problems" \. l.. Fellows. State
Engineer of North Dakota.
The RecIamation of Land by the Federal Gov
ST. Louis section. National frrigati5n Association
Forest Maintenance as Factor n the Drainage
Reclamation Problems Of the Southwest" B NJ
Hail, supervising engineer, United States recama-
''Hydroogy of swamps and Marshes" Robert
Results accomplished. by Reclamation Service
nation service
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

where public health and decency are CONCERNED
inaIterS OF expense have less than usual weight
pul the iieeo or extreme measures is not So Oh
eious ano pressing as TO Justify complete neglect
some engineers Of reputation have expressed
the opinion that the harbor and lower Hudson
can lnoffensively dispose of very much Iarver
euanIues OF sewage than are ernptied into them
az me present time The New York Raw PoIIu-
uoh commission concluded that while the dan
ger OF overhurdening the tidal waters of New
loIk ana vicinity was not immediate II was de-
~sliaple ~ mat enectVe and feasible means of per-
lHHaiy.'y improving and protecting these waters
should receive consideration without delay
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

for the Introduction In the Legislature OF
every state In the Union bills to secure uniform
legislation for the caro- of INDECENT consumpuves
and to prevent the spread OF the disease. THIS
plan will be laid before the next annual meeting
of the league, which fs to be held at Atlantic
City. early IN June. 1907. The cooperation OF
government officials, national state and munici-
pal Is to be asked to forward the measure.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Eight DAYS to Italy.

BIZ THE GREAT FLYER DEUTSCHLAND
From New York. February Z. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
MEwYoE1M zNTMAl
4 ACeON RIVER Ran laAu

q tACSON RIVER RallaQAO.
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42t 81.
and, except the s 30 a. NJ, 1-02 $40. IL so
Buraio-ts 80 SIS. s1o 20 a m, 1-O2.
'IOs. '2O4, s4so. 800 500. 20.
'9.3O. 'ff.30 D. m
Chtcago--s. 40 a m. '1o5. '3-so. '4-So.
$3.50. 800. 800. % so. 81 30 ?. n.
Cincinnati--2o4 "a. $40. 500. $50. 'ii-so
D m.
Cleveland -.s.45 a. m. '1.os, $50. 500
500 ESQ. I'll 30 D. m
Column bus o. $50. 500 ~ So D e.
500. $3.50. '11. 80 D. m
IndlanspolIs-.2 O4 $50. -1i.9O p m
Montreal-'1e.1O 10. tsS0 IS 45 a m. 100.
Niagara Fails-ts so .s45 a. m. 80 90
a. m. '1O2. s1.Os. 800. 500. - 70.
$50. III 30 2 m.
St Lcuis-.2 o. $50 I'll so p m
Toronto-fs go m IS O1, b9. 30 b1i-3o p m
HARLEM DIVISION
90 a n and 3-S5 p m ex. sunday -
Pittsheld and North Adams: sunday SS'
a. m
Pullman cars on all through trains
Ticket Offices az I@9 2s5. AIS and l2lS
Bro1dway. - Union Sa- W. cI5 Col1Innns
Az. III West 125th St. Grand Central ana
l29th s.. Stations. New York; SSs ana 40
Fulton st. and 954 Broadway. Brookiyn-
Daily TEx. Sunday. tEX- Morday-
Telephons 900 ssth St" FOR New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from
Motel or residence by Westcott Express.
Vice Pres. & Gen Mgr. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

FURs bargains. entire stock. including
Inuffs. boss. suitable for Christmas gifts;
greatly reduced. fur garments 10 order.
wholesale prices. NJ Forster, - West
1c5th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COACHMAN- N-Experienced and careful
driver. In private family; willing and
obliging: best Of references. Peterson. care
OF Swanson, 300 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COACHMAN.-SingIe; understands horses
and carriages: careful driver; care gentle
mans small place; furnace; generally use
full: city reference Address Scctchman,
Box i6 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Hew ,rrgsEY CENTRAL.

NN sr.-7oys q ;sp Eaos Llsery s.,
Time shown below Is from liberty -
cept noted BY designattng narkA
PHILADELPHIA
3'l215. $50, MOO. ua's-oo s9a -
800. 20 y 90. ,iOe .sod i-sa 90 lsso ;.soa aS
m.e-oo zoo. 's-Oo 'sod pio.so p. NJ
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
HIso 30 IS !. 90 - $1,000. f'12oo. 'aoo it'AaA
IAKEwOOD AND LAKEHuaTIzAcM
a4o A n L,oo 30. rs 10 dAis. kos
P; n. rs Is sunSays $50 20
LONG BRANCH. AsBuRY PARK. OCEAN
GRoV9 (Sunt.ys Nc. Asoury Parkt-
E4oo $40. II IL 80 a A =, NJ; e1le4o. IA
Ocean Grove. E&Oo. 200 A II. 400.
Time Tim table. giving tr.,n. TO EAsroN.
cHuNK. WILKEsB4RRG. sCRINToN.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvTLLE.
wILLIAMSPORT and al other points can
be obtained az following Or1ces: Liberty ST..
House. a45. 4s4 1900. 1854 Broadway. ia
We West. s7ss "a S9,, Az 1o5 ives, Ies5h s.. 24s
s4a 9Iu9s4s S94 Ea,on a SN Sk 4s Sas4aSa sp iH s
Brooklyn; Seo Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls fer and checks
baggage TO destination.
'Daily- tDaily. except Sunday. psun-
DAYS nDfning car, except sundays xsst-
fridays only zFrorn Liberty ST only. sDfn-
IRON on TwensS-,hird stfeetI-I2 90 P. NJ,
"a 20 ?. II. j1l-5o P. NJ, ks-2o P. NJ.
vioe-Pres 8 Gen Ms-. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 Aoo m1nthly. at home, II spare
tlIne, corresponding for newspapers. no can
yRssing; sxperie-os unnecessary Send for
particulars. Press Syndicate. Loekport, n T.
rieTlce kitcheuruai6 wanted in r5rfyat.
family must have best reference CAN iS5
Fast 36th 81
( LADIES au rellabI, ytare work stamp
ii.S )a i@fi>- - % - dozen Room 4.
.rEt Branch, GIOoA!.n. ss7
..s.a III e... E-SA4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COACHMAN or SECOND MAN-T1rst
class: reference. good helper on Pope
Hartford automobiles. Address P. o. r.,
$50 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
EANBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOJ RBOJ-RG-HAMBCRG
Pretoria Dec 3, $50 AN 'Wald' see Is
Ksiserin. Dec. 12. PM Bluech.r--- Dec =
sOmits Cherbours-
Mediterranean Service
TO -NAPLES-GENOA-
'tMoltke. co.. Dec. a Hamburg FEB. 1s
Hamburg Jan. 10 Hamburg Mar %
.'fMoItke. Jan sst+P. V. Luise APR. u
Deutschland Feb 4f'Moltke. Apr, Is
"Eas Grill Room tHas Gy-rr1n asiurI1.
Mediterranean and Orient Cruise. -
days. Mediterranean Cruise.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

STENOGRAPHEP or PRIVATE SECRE-
PARY.-Capab!e correspondent and ste
nographer desires permanent position, city or
country; excellent character; now employed;
aged 80. Address F. h. Danbury. Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

SHIPPING CLERK-Expertenc man
desires permanent position salary
81. SIS F. Rountree, 237 18th st,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
Lackawanna Railroad.

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave " Y. Barclay. Ch-istophs-. W I'd
fsoo A M-For Binghenton and EirntrA-
si0 90 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis
si 40 p. M.-Eor Buffalo and Chicago.
v4OO p M-Fcr Scranton and Plymouth
zee IS P M.-Fcr Bu-aIo and Chicago.
se As P M-For Buffalo Syracuse. Ithaca
800 A. M.-Chicago-Sleepers OPEN -
Ticket, st i4s 4es. f1s3. 1884 Broadway.
Except Sunday. sLesvss Christopher 81
q 10 p. NJ. weekdays
n. Y. N. n. 4 HARTFORD r. r
Trans depart from Grand Central Station.
.2t 81 and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON via New London & Prov--%ts :oe
+tl1O:OO. 'xl1O:02 A. NJ. ttilI 90.
-x'ff:O1. .x3.Oo. +tl6:Oo. % SOC. .~1a-od
P NJ: via wi.linantfc-trS:01 A NJ.
100 P rsoS M va ", .os spsa-Yyts;1. a M
Lakevine & Norf-1s:4e A. "a. fs:3i p. a.
Ct harrington. Stockhridze. Lenox. Pitts
feld-+4 s4. fS:4e A NJ and f3 81 p NJ
Ticket ofices ar cGrard Central Station
and c125th St. also at c2s5. 100. elsa
q way. c25 Union Square. elsa Fifth Ave.
Gas Columbus Ave. c64e Madison Ave-.
clos W 12sth ST.. s7es Third Ava Ia
Brooklyn. ca Court ST.. s7s SosrranA Ava.
sDsiIy. EXCEPT Sundays rseops q
1e5th 81. xstops az f25th 81 SUNDAYS arfy
tParlor Car Limited. rHas dining caR.
cPsrIor and Sleeping Car tickses also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

SALESMAN-A steady Englishman. q.
as out or in door salesman or trouser
cutter Smelling, care Keily's Hotel, II
Chatham Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

TO MAKE snow white brickstones for
front walls on buildings Zimmerman
49, German Place. The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

STEWARD or wine steward: city or coUn-
try. references: 20 years experience. X,
s. II Olive Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
RUsINEsS CHANCES.

NOTTINGHAM LACF.-WeIl established
buying agents would like TO correspond
with firm who wish 70 ship direct Address
I. o. Box /. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
WIDESPREAD TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT.

Atlanta Dec. 2-The American Anti-Tuber-
culosis League. under the presidency Of George
Brown. of Atlanta, is planning a campaign
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
DREssNAKER- - Experienced on cloth
suits. evening gowns. street suits; out
by day; 8. g. FISHER. 40 Lexington ave.
DRESsMAKER- O. NJ Durraud
ladies' misses ball. evening dresses on
short notice; moderate prices e. West
46rh -.
DREssMAKER, nrst class; wishes en-
gagements by the day. perfect filter.
Mrs Gilday. 90 East 4eth 81.
DREssMAKER--out daily, 81: shirt. fancy
waists. Eton suits. alterations. wishes few
customers. Address Hensley, % ". e6th 81
out by the day; best reference; late with
importing house. Dressmaker, Box 907. 1888
Gates ave. Brooklyn
FRENCH family rnending; out BY the day;
very neat seamstress; useful maid T. F.
ss2 Columbus ave.
FUR GARMENTS remodelled, redyed and
made into the latest style at moderate
prices; first class work guaranteed. orders
taken for all kind of furs. L. J. Faner1an,
T34 Lexington ave, near seth st, lste with
c c. Shayne-
nuns. boss. suitable for Christmas gifts:
greatly reduced: fur garments 10 order.
wholesale prices. NJ Forster. - West
1c5th 81
FURs Persian. mink exchanged for
other turs: remodeiing. moderate prices
Altman & Co., 800 West l25th ST.
RELIABLE PRACTICAL FTRRIER
will remodel or repair YOUR furs at saving
of so per cent; best workmanship and nj
guaranteed: old furs bought or exchanged
For new. Iirshfeld Fur Co, IS West 2ist
81. bet 9Th and 9Th ave. Tel ll23-Gra-
uercv.
IADIEs-we ere continually selling our
sample lines OF SILK PETTICOATS at
wholesale prices: why not take advantage OF
~ The Summit Mfg. Co, 423 Broome So.
OSTRICH feathers boas, stoles. cleaased.
rI,rled and dyed in any desirable color or
sne glossy black; equal TO new; first class
work Horstmann Partisan Feather Dyeing
Co, s6 9Th ave. near sth s..
sEAI. GARMENTS and other fine furs re-
raIred redyed and remOdelled into latest
.tyles at exceptionally low prices; fur gar
n1ents made 70 order Mrs. E J. Barker.
s63 PARK ave near 77th St. late with c. @
! Gunther's Sons. 6th ave Tel. 1o16-79th.
WE MANUFACTURE and sell furs retail.
st wholesale prices, convince yourself by
calling on us. Chas. HorwitZ. II East sth
st opposite Greene 81
DENTISTRY.
BRIDGE WORK revolutlonized by Or.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates specialist in porcelain crowns
and inIays inexpensive. Dr.. Buchanan. 64D
Madison ave, corner o9th st
]
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

SALESMAN. experienced in any tine ball
ance this year and 1907. 10 sell general
trade in New York: an unexceIled speciality
proposition: commissions. with SIS weekly
for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
HELP WANTED.
Female.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
p AR G Ell WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT, d E Z A r 7 =
MENT OF WRAPPING,
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

AMGNlLAN LINZ From Pier rs. n. P
PLYMOUTH-CFERB SOUTHAMPTON
St. Paul ..-.. Dec 5 ST. Louis. Dec q
New York Dec is Philadelphia Dec -
RED STAR LINE From r n Per
NEW YORk-ANT'W ERP-PARIS-
VadTd De-. !, Z :30am ZeeTd Dec. Is. 2:3O pm
Finland Dec. Il > pm Krnonrd. Jan. ?. Z am
WHITE STAR LINE Es e;o9 4 Per
NEW TORK-Q'NSTOWN
Oceanic. Dec S, am Matte Dec. Is. 10 am
Celtic Dec L, pm Oceanic Jan 2. am
Baltic Dee IL. = am Fsucouic. Jan 9 10 am
r9E T2 MEDITERRANEAN .zoprs TIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. go. Dec. 8. noon; Mar. 80; MAY o
CEDRIC. Jan 5, $50 a. m; Fe. 16l II 600
CELTIC. Jan 10. $50 p m Mar STONS
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- Jan T. $40 g. m: Feb 3
REPUBLIC Feb ?. ! ? II; Mar 10
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY
Freight once, Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
WORK WANTED.
Male.

PRIVATE SECRETARI.-By Young Ger
man. excellent business education. car
speak and write English. swedish, French
and German. excellent references g H.
Wick care of Oberg. 1898 Fulton ST.. Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
DENTISTRY.


BRIDGE WORK revolutionized by Or.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
out plates specialist in porcelain crowns
and inlayS; inexpensive. Dr. Buchanan. 64D
Madison ave, corner seth st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
MACHINERY

At REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ez-
changed. GEO. e, EDDY. S3s MadiEon 1t.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

| DRESsMAKER, nrst class; wishes en-
gagements by the day; perfect filter.
! Mrs Gilday. 90 East 49th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

RESSMAKER.-Out daily, 81: shirt fancy
waists Eton suits, alterations. wishes few
customers. Address Hensley. 20 ". 45th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
0-sAl AND OFFICE YuKN1ruRK
kETAURANn.
TYPEwElT1Ne

s.lt.WRITERs-17I M. --.,c-c-,---->-.-
1ornss e exchanged: rciI.l,I. L'l'7s-' =
SstAxet "sssaa 81. Telepaoaz !It0-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

FARMER or USEFUL MANLY Irish
man; married. no children. wife excellent
cock; well recommended. Al Carpenter E
Bureau 154 9th
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

DRESSMAKER--Mn o. NJ Durraud.
ladies', misses. ball. evening dresses on
short notice; moderate prices e. West
46rn 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

DREsSMAK KER-Competent engagements
out by the day; best reference: late with
| importing house. Dressmaker, Box 907. 1883
Gates ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COUPLE; man useful. outside understands
garden and horses: wife good cook; wages
$50; city country. F1aherty's Bureau,
ASS Columbus ave. Tel 74l-Rtver.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

TRAVELLING SALESMAN Experienced:
wants cloak and suit iine for the Pacific
Coast; only first class houses need apply.
Address Charles Philips. care Hotel Albert.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

WHO NEEDS an active business man OF
exceptional ability and unbounded refer
ence? Manage estate. farm; caretaker, etc.
Box 263. Babylon. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

GOA CHM MAN.-Gentleulan desires to obtaiI
position for his former coachmani frs
class and thoroughly reliable. Address
Coachman, 56 West SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COACHMAN, married, wants country Job
splendid references; employers can De
seen care OF Kenapen. 1859 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

FUR GARMENTS remode1led, redyed and
made into the latest style at moderate
| prices; first class work guaranteed: orders
| taken for all kind of furs. L. J. Faneran,
| T34 Lexington ave, near seth st, lste with
! c. c. Shayne.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

FRENCH family mending; out BY the day
very neat seamstress; useful maid T. 2
s52 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03
GUNARD llNE
OLD DOMINION LINE,

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Primers Point and Newport News.
Va. connecting for Petersburg. Richmond,
Virginia Beach, Washington. d. c. and
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier IS y r, foot Beach ST, every week
day at 2. n.
z. r, WALKER
Vice-President and Trafac Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

| DRESSNAKER- - Experienced on cloth
! suits. evening gowns. street suits; out
! by day; s.. 9. FISHER. 40 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1906-12-03

COACHMAN.-By young man; city or coun-
try; good references from last employers
J. T. c.. Tribune Uptown Office, 1856
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25
Grtraateg.

Der farbige prsbigsr 3 5. We5ars
lamb, 81 Sabre, bon @resnfisIo. Snb.,
fano qsifsrn in osm @bite &ibsr I'm
2ipsrfoe part ieiuen Bob tur8 @r-
trinfen.
Serislbs mndte nit eini9en bon isis
nen SamilienmiteIicbsr in einem aahn
cine gsrsnhgunssfabrt auf oem Glufs.
Eur9 irssnb cine fali4e 8ewegung,
fthrsts er aus benz BDote In bas Waf.
fer. Sa er Der eduimmtunft unfun-
big mar, 10 parsn feline gsmh6ungen,
fi6 tibsr Wafsr 81 balten, par9ebens
unb muBts F9 iSlisblid srmattet benz
WaHsr tiberseben. gr mar unter benz
WaHer beri4uunben, bebor ibm
StIfe gsbra4t psrben fonnts. Als
man ben unsltdsfnll Der pulisei mel-
bette. uurbe Der unglhdli9s Wann ale
2ei&e ans eano sssOgsn.
Der 8obte purbe per Nmbulnn;
nod Der fdotiideu SOotentammer &C.
bra9t uno otr Coroner bsna9ri9ti9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-25

ton. Nm Sage Der @rdber.
f9mhdune batisn ale @irtbi4aften
BIER ibre Sbiiren ofsn unb bsrtauften
@etrdnts. Die poliaei perbaftete 70
Wirtbfdaftsbsiiser uab &i9ter Wil.
liams bat bapon am Samstag 76 An'
Hagen aufre6t erbaltsn nnb iebsr an.
geflasts @irtbiHaftsbefBer uuroe nit
800 unb 3ofen bsifraft. Die An-
udlts Der 2iduo-.2iga baben Berufung
seeen bas l1rtbsil eingelegt unb tperben
bie antlagen bOr sin b6beres 8eri&t
brin9en.
W q b b. Gin 0eriammlun9 Der
politsn.Snbabsr Der banferotten Ime'
riean MutuaI endurance gompanp BON
glibart, trsl9e R@ iebt In ben 6dnoen
zines ssri9ili&en YeruaIters befinbet,
murbs am Samstag Bier abgebalten.
Wsbr aIs ftnfsig pOIieen.Snbaber, nit
elmer gin3atlung bon un9efdbr
$3.50, 900. bstbeilistsn ii4 an Der 8sr'
iammluns unb es tpurbs bsf&lohen.
sinsu iii3tissn Gnmalt au engagiren,
Der bie SntersHen Der bieRsen poIicen'
Snbaber BET Der 8ertbeilung Der Ban.
ferottmaKe uabrnebmen fol.
2afapette. Der uobIbabenbe.
In elmer berfaQsnen 6htte tuobnenoe
@lsrt Skinner srrest bsim @raben eines
Mb3ugsianales tdsli& bas Witleib bsr
paHantsn. Der Wann 1T tn Geben
seiIeibet unb isin LANCER grauer Bari
unb bas ungei9orene wiloSer3aufs
6aar geben ibm ein grotestes Ausieben.
Skinner bat fubirt unb 1T Der 8eRber
grbberer 9dnbersien, aber ni&tsoeifo.
msnissr bauf Ct einiam i'm Walbe unb
| arbsitst tdsIi9 nit pide unb e&aufeI.