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BIG BRASS AND COPPER MILL.

one ~ the largest brass and copper mills in the
United States which will he devoted entirely 10 the
manufacture II brass and copper wares Is now
under construction al Hastings-on-HUd y. Y.
II is backed uy the National Conduit and cable
Cornparl, with main offices in this city. The
Miami viii employ AZ least five hundred more hands
and is 10 he known the National Brass and Cop
per ConnanN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

Burt Kreutz the civil engineer Of The Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company who fell down The elevator
shaft ~ the compauy's tunnel on the Long Island
side last Monday. died yesterday in - John'
Hnsrifal frnnl his Injuries.
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Arv-uRTrSENE and si1;1il-.-'
re tribune received az u
! once No. 1854 BroadTay'
and 3Ttr SIS until q q. clocA y
tisamsuts received az the Iol-.-t
Offices az regular once rates -
. m. VIZ ga Srh ave. :
l53 Grh ave. cor. 18th 81 - -
25T West Ard ST. between IN am
N z N H q HARTfOR9l !
Trains depart from Grand 49, =
42d 81. and 4th ave as ios.'s s.., i,
BOSTON. VIA So dSna9n
= 100. :. = Ia lS,S- 1tsdo I.
sfl2.OO p M wa Wilma. -
IA t2-0O p NJ: va
"a NJ. ffii2.QO 1900. 'll,e 4. 2
PORTLAND q BAR HAkbeH,.ra, S:
MHITE MOUNTAINS, 81 ~, !
QUEBEC. "a : 40 a. p. -, 4.
WORCESTER and FIICh70N~
MANS SO X NJ. ,y-rx = 4
LAKEvILLE and NOEsoA
A NJ. 1881 P NJ r...t
CT RarrinEton Stockhridge. -
feId 80 81 80 ,O2 A ~. So {.
II ,ket otfices Al cGrano ~ -
ana cI25fh 81. also a. - r.
b Why. c25 Union square. - - -
ca4s Columbus Ave- co-s -. - l..
eros " I25th 81. 80 - A..
Brooklyn. CO Court s. 40
500 Bway 50.
spaiIy tExcers SUNDAYS, -
oniv sStops al 125th 81 49,, ~ u
S. SUNDAYS onl, tfario. $50
MAS dining car. cFarios ~
tics ets also
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BUSINESs CHANCES
TNPEwRITING.

TYPEwRITERs .-csligrsph s. so. Ham
un0Lc liensmofe. q 30. Remington
tlo Rupert repairing. GAY IL West
l2sth e..
TYPEwsITERs All makes SOLD. rented
r-nstfed. exchanged. reliable service
SOPhiAS. 20 Nassau -. Telephone s7s5-
Corflardf
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NEW JERSEY cEETg

- W = 81 81 III
Stations s Foot Liberty :. y
West cd s. NJ
Time shown below "a o.. NJ.
Weer 23d 81. leaves 10 uli ,--s,. -
espt as noted by suaIi1z -
EASION. BETHLEHEM 49, ~,
AND MACCH CIIUNK--t.,d.o'.'--. r p
ton). $40 A. n I20 s4a ~.
East0n onlyl p. IL SIN -
Leo. SEQ and 500 P. Ia
WILEESBARRE AND Srp4y,-..
A NJ. J. 20. 500 r. NJ $50.
a. 81. 500 T. N
RIVER AND B4 BAR 81 $ ~
A. 81. 100 500 Lakswoos II (,
hurst only k3 40 Sunisvr ~ 4
~ ~. Lakewood and LaEs1iTrri
ATLANTIC city, 20 a. "a
long BRANCH. ASBURY Ptsv A.
GRON I, POINT PLEASANT-1.1
II 80 A. N. exl2s0. II % ~
al. -. 30. Q. so. 1l20l Sruss-,
Ocean Grove rs A NJ. 40 ~
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEAS.
MONMOUTH BEACH EAST
BRANCH o.. a. 80. so Unel
! 30. 4 80. $50 SD P. "a. sum
A 81. 400 p. ".
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR -
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGH- y
BRANCH, ASBURT PARK 81
GROVE SPRING LAKE. P0INT71l
ANI-Pier 81. y. r.. ". ga 3
A. N. - 80 800. AS Gszl
Branch 0nlyl p NJ SUNDAYS Is I
100 T45 p NJ Pier 10. NR7
s.. 10 - A. NJ. 100. as a.
p. n. % E Long Branch ouly 2
sundays, 70 A. NJ so. $40 p n
READING HARRISBURG, P0TTs-
AND WILLIAMSPORT = lz4O0 }
t500. Q 10. 90 90 n % A 81. p
on.yl. 2 fC0. 100. 700 p NJ Bs.
POttsville. Harrisburg only tao
40 y ". "zA30 MOO m8a
milo 90. al % A. ~, msl200 I
- %. 3 60. s4Oo. MS %. rs60o
$500, - 90. pie 80 P. N. tsl2 Is n
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGI
500. MILO 90 m'l200 ms200. ng
me- ~. goo is1215
@Dailv. tDaily. except Sunday.
days tParlor cars only. Via Tar
0ENcepJ Saturdays mDiring Car !,
DAYS only. zFrom Liberty 81. only.
FROM Twenty-third Street-b5 % 2
c. - p II. e12 - p. "a. s40 q
Offices. Liberty St. West pa 8. d.
House. 246 434 1870 1884 BroaiEl
5th Av PSI 18th Av. - Unir =
West. 270s 81 Az, los West lEts 4
Columbus Av., New York. A CC-s !.
80 Fulton St. 40 Nostrand 4. -
lvn. 800 Broadway. WulamstI 4
York Transfer CO. calls FOR a. =
baggage To destination.
" g. BESLER. " z r.,
Vice-Pres & Cen Mgr Gen Pass.
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walter Schultz Of Brooklyn; William A nooley.
% Chicago. and Daniel Noble. Il no. POI East so
street Manhattan severely injured IN m auto
mobile accident ~ milestone Lorg Island yesteT-
day Mobiles left arm was fractured and two OF his
ribs were broken. They al taken 20 Flushing
Hospital Their automobile ~kid1ed and over
turned pinnne an three under H.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
ACCOUNTANT - years wide experience;
tanks railroads. partnerships. corpora
tons, cost systems. Investigations for com
mittees a specially. terms moderate. Ed
MUND WILCOX. Madison ave.
A SYSTEMATIC. positive thinker: expert
euce - manager general Office and sales
branch. both domestic and export trade.
also eNpcrienos in manufacture OF patent
medicines and hfass goods V. WATSON.
$50 Quincy 81. Brooklyn.
ASSISTANT or MESSENGER. Man. a.
g"'d knowledge business real estate law.
lansing matters t5Pe.%r-leT some short
Uptown Office. 1864 Fr1adway
BOOKKEEPER OF assistant wishes per
mauent position as single or double entry
bookkeeper. can also use typeVriter Ad-
dress l. n sCHOENBERG. ia Naret ST,
Brooklyn.
EOOKKEEPER' ASSISTANT by young
man. d" II \. SDSsL-E;S, 800 r. sth -
BOY. IS Danish. strong ana hcnesr. wishes
o. learn trade. can't speak English. q.
SHAW. 5o6 courtlandt ave. RronE.
Roy. colored. wishes position as switch
board operator. or anything he can get
CLARENCE JONES. 2I9 East 18TH 81.
COURIER a. present n New York. wouI5
be pleased q hear n a family visiting
Europe requiring an experienced man: first
class references. Address BEN HTR. Trib-
une Once
CASHIER. knowledge of bookkeeping. de-
sires permanent position. hest II refer
ences. ". q. MESCHONET 1875 Gates
ave. brooklyn.
CUTTER-Custom cutter toolored). broad
eNperienee ia cutting and making. grad
uate o. tho world greatest cutting school:
desires position with high grads house.
- Ass- 10Th 81
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. % does own re-
pairing with private family address 4s4
West S6th A..
CHAU-FFFI-R in private family: Do own
repairing Q. WOLF. % Terrace Road.
Jersey city.
HALFTEUR. ear-ricacei German. mar
rec. gcoc meJ1auI~. careful driver -
( p Tribune UTto7a o1ae. 1864 Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR - NACHIsIsr Can ~,
ana repair Foreign ard an American cars.
carsful driver. BET references Address
X tOaEks. 7ss fremont ave Bronx
CHAUFFEUR Licensed. good naehinist.
ErL5TRICIAN by young man. four
too;s. sisaes position. JAMES J. GILL
GAN. 800 Aeoolsal -. Brooklyn
I1SGISEF r. sf-amnt-.. practical -nsr-
sober. best rtseIeaoes y ROTH ~
Brook ave
FOREMAN. or manager. frr R-rfl-ru.r,.s
farm. OF estate. Thoroughly ..p0r. ef-as
IN al branches. wants position. first class
references ~. W. 3ls West 28i 81
FRESCIIMAS. -. speaks ans urit4s &C.
ran. Two years On Hasntuss. !'ttI- Fus
lish; COOS AardsrIti-s reference DOR
WHY. oaFe ATs. Berry. as5 West 2ist e.
FLORIST ana LANDSCAPE GARDENER
-Sollg German. Ep JAEGER care n
IN Ecat, - West ssth -,
MAN. Young. %. with 500 70 inyest g.
steady position hest reference VT-Tss--
HARD OGEnL. lO3 clermont ave. BTook-
iyn.
MARRIED COUPLE. Americans no chill
drens husband has charge business build
Ing. cesif0us ~ q change. what good Cffer
nave yon write particulars. =. EDBfE-
son. 81 Wsht i3'h -
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PALTTYCRE q cHIO

sEN SUNDAY.
Through Daily Trains . ~
Leave New Yo-S City. -t 8 !.
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG, 1l1 pn Z.
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. llsy an :
PTTTSBURG. CLEVED. 51pn
"PITTSBCRG LIMITED 49, ~ d.
GIN ST LOUIS. LoCISN- y. y ~ !. !.
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY. eee -
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOCIsN- 81 ~ /.
OTces- PAS. asa 1890 brosl..el ,
House. 103 Greenwich 81. y 49, ~.
W. 3p1 Grand 81. y. T.. 81 -.
BROOKLYN: West Esd 81 and -.
After 9 .. N. sleeping car -
and fun information regardins -,
car Do obtained AZ Bureau o- -.
r. q q. r R. 23d ST. lsfnliA4- -
Chelsea 3l44
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49, HARLEM DIvIgov
$40 A NJ and ass p "
sunday. q PittsAeld ara -. \
sunday. SCI A. n. ssturs.s
Fuii man ears on al throv,. q.
Ticket Offices az Ia. "a ~ n, -
broadway Is Union sous-.' ~ ~ !, /
Jun ous ave. IL West ~" I.
Central and 12-th e.. sfaf.o-. I
saS and 7Z8 Fulton q. s-s n, ~
way E-00kIyn ~ Y
Tcl1rhone 800 ssh s.-..,.
Service. Baggage Checked 49,
residence ~ Wesrcotr Fv--s..
4. r. SMTTU.
Ni-e-Pres &, Gen.i Mgr Pasvr'--s.,ll
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RAILROADS.
PEMMSVILV ANlA

.IPlEMMS lWANlA
RAILR DAD.
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third stree,
ana Desbrosses and CoTtlandt streets.
xEThs leaving time from D-sbrosses and
Sortiandt streets Is ave minutes later than
FOR THE WEST.
.7:5J An. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
1855 n. PITTSBURGH DAY EXP
.l0:55 An THE ENNSILVANIA LIN
TIED Chicago. Cincinnati &
.1:55 PM ST. LOUIs LIMITED.
-l:55 M CHICAGO. CINCINNATI q
ST LOUIS EXPRESS
-5;55 + NJ PENNSY LVASIA SPECIAL.
Is hours 70 ChiCaso.
-f55 2 NJ CHICAGO LIMIT Ed
IS IS p " WESTERN EXPRESS.
'6-25 = NJ ST. LOUIS CINCINNATi
7:55 M PAcIFIC EXPRESS.
's.25 p ~ CLEVELAND & CINCINNATI
EMPRESS
-955PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
.I:55. SIS s9:25. 20 ,55. s10.55 a. m. II Is.
sd 70 80 e z = nal Limit
m. I2.s5. .i2:55. C.3:25. Congregational
Limited'O. .3.25. s4:a5. '4.55. '5;55. S,2S
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'s;2J.' 80 p m.
ATLANTIc COAST LINE--s:25 a. m ard
s,2J p m. daily.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12.25 . m. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPE4Kn AND OHIO RAILWAY
l.55 a. m. week days; siO.s5 a m ana
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOI-k; . a. m week days and 500
ATLANTIC CTTY.-s.55 a m. ard 2.s5 ..
m, week days sundays . :55 a m
CAPE MAY -1:55 d m week days
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK ocean
GT9ve1 lNorth As5uTy Parz sunday =
l2:25 02;55 Saturdays only except Long
Branch) n % Saturdays only. 20. %,
= ,4;S except Long Branch 4;ao AM an
sos ?. n week days sundays. Sd.
e-25. loss a. n. and ass p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o9S. 80 - s,25. $50. 80 800. 80
Mss. -I;55. 2:10 2:55. rs. ass, 4:25
'4:$. ass cf4:55 for North Philadel-
g9ss G MY cs' ,.s s 5o- SIS Phi 5ss s
DAYS go5. is $50 nssA! .e GH SO So .t1oss
,s se ass as 81 .+a i5S5 Tor Ha SS P5 ~
adelphia onIyS. Ass. s5.55. IS . T.55
s:25. SIS. e:25 C.55 for North Phiiadel-
phia only p. m. 1910 night
Ticket offices. Nos 4s1. 1854 and no Broad
way; 1s2 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST. :
263 Fifth Avenue corner 10Th ST., and
stations named above; Brock lvn. 4 Court
street. 1895 Fulton Street. 40 SostFan1
Avenue $50 Broadway and Pennsylvaniz
Annex Station. The New York Transtsr
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels ard residences through to
destination
Telephone "543 CHELSEA for Pennsylvania
Railroad CAB Service.
W ". ATTERBI-RY. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'I Traffic Mgr.
GEO. W BOY3
General Passenger Agent.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLXMOCTH-CHER BOCRG-HAMBCRG
Kats A Y. Sept 10 1870 PM D'schTd sept %
Pretoria Sept Is. 2 30 P. " WaTrsee. Sept -
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
fOceana Sept 2OltHambuTg TO- Nov Is
p Adalbert sept . --MoltlSe -.--.. Dec. a
tHamburg. Oct. 41Hamburg. Dr.. Jan. 10
f-NoltlSs- Oct. % FPstrfcia. .... Jan. %
tCalls Gibraltar %Has Grill Room ana
Gymnasium. Mediterranean and Orient
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RENE DIEs

TIsds SURE Pop MARI. Es,nhIishes
1851 Fsst --,a-hef. ledbugs. ants Teas
eV-efn fas.ef nee. pc 1ess. ln twB ho1Ia.
.-sirec ferrsfs eyt -ll. majors. .hc 5sc
s; - Nal orders giFsn prcnapt stt~util"-
TelcuhCns. .,sJS- John. q Ct.ou. 40 g0O.s
1erui-c unless marked EEEE POP -
phiron o. ADOIPH IsAACsES & son.
ErW YORK
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STEAMER NARY POWELL
RMS II MRN ANR f FN;S1.sx II

I'd W9 u w w NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River. I've. Pier 10. y. r.. # Warren ST.
week days and Sundays. $50 p. NJ Stfs-
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East Leave Pier Is. y. n foot
Murray St week days only. 500 ? NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket I've
Pier 40. N r., II C1arkson St, week DAYS
only. az 500; IT, East 22d 81. $50 r IL
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. y. r.. II. Garrison St. week days
only, p NJ Strs. City OF Lowell ana
Chester w. Chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven,
Hartford and North. I've. PIER 20. E P.
week DAYS only. 2:45 p. NJ; ~. E 22d St.
p NJ str Rtchart Peck
It. Peck Slip week days only. Strs. I've. II
A. NJ. and P. NJ; fl T. 22d ST. $50 p u
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VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Waters. baths hotels and scenery nowhere eauailed
Rheumatism govt and nervous diseases cured Com
pets Acknowledgements apparatus japanese palm ROOM
golf. swimming pool hne livery and outdoor pasttmss
THE NEW HOMESTEAD Is modern in the strictest sense
patronzed by the highest class Brokers Office wts
direct n. Y. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
stopover CovinEton. Va. through tickets
Cincinnati Louisville. Chicago ST. Louis and the Nes.
side trip o Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment car. Via washington leaves
y Y 455 m. arrives Springs Is eastern time
Excursion tickets at C. o. once. S62 Broadway. 2i3
9th and Offices Penna- r. r. and connecting lines
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received their Uptown Office. No. 1854
Broadway. between Seth and 37th SITS until . o'clock
p. Advertisements received at the following branch
oflces Office until o'clock D m.
254 sth ave. cad St; I5S sth ave cor. 18th
90 East l4th 81; 2b7 West 4Td between 7th and
sth 2s3 West l25th ST 1888 Sd between 18TH
and 18th sts 1926 Sd 6lst 17oS lst ave-
near ssth 157 East 125th 75e fremont $50
Sd ave. near 51st st: 554 90 ave- 2i0 Blocker ST.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Gray. a Negro. shot and killed his common
law wife yesterday in their rooms in the rear OF
No 2ls West 3Oth street. Both have police rec
ords Gray ran out Of the house after the shooting
and escaped.
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HELP WANTED.


Mae
a.ST -NTEIsLIsrssr FERSCN may eaTn
$40 ~ SO monthly - home "a spare tire
cssI@sg Jndf1g Coz newspapers. TO cnnFasr-
in.. rrrsr.sucs unnecessary Send for par
.sollass PsSESs SYNDICATE. LOolport.
~
,DVER TTsIs-G cASVAssER WANTED
dairy nsRsIapsr. steady N.oTk Tor a pro
cucrr q resuitE. shlaTY and commission.
Eood references required " h. Box -.
I-.1Ni.e ONE
ELEcTRICIAN ara blacksmith wanted.
steady work A. J.. GREENE. Us 7th
ave Brgo.iyn.
Any INTELLIGENT PERsON nav earn
so - $50 monthly ~ homo In spare 'sms
r1rr-sp11c.rs foF aevspapsrs 70 canvass
fnr srDer.sloe un1~cessars. Send for paI-
ticl,aH. PRESS SYNDICATE. LocG2or-
Ny
WAITED. m permanent ~ounuy home.
ear city fan modern conveniencss). two
~o-lrg rsor-sn. csrk ans % small plain
wasting wages $40. -hamherrnzid sud
Nai.r.rs wsgsa sIs -four in family good
aone for comprtenf girls Arrl- - cn-s.
v.-h reference - Ara H. E-FJsA5L.
rsxs f'aaster. y. J.
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Special Notice.

Great variety % special cruises and
trtps BY superb passenger steamers 70 the
ORIENT. MEDITERRANEAN and ADRI-
ATTIC SEAS. VEST INDIES. JAMAICA
ITALY and EGYPT
TRAVEL BUREAU r. r Tickets. hotel
accommodations. and general information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY ". Y
Phone. 1870 Rector. Piers. H0bOken.
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
ffE FL ROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT rs
TNAT APPEAR REGJ LARRY m TFF
TRIBUNE on SUNDAYS. wednesdays
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

4 UTUMN CRUISE 70 Nova scotia and
y Newfoundland For rates. BOWRING
CO. u state St
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lEHlGa VALE.

TleE.rs ana Pullman actylll-i-. Il l'-'1l :
a 80 r,r.,,fwsv. ls2 STD AVE. - -,
Nv es5 Fuiton 81 8 Cols. - y, 'r-1es
~, R-,1l.ggv < foot Eu-to,nl ~. = ,ssli :
NY Tirs-sferC co VII call iof So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

ELECTRICIAN ara blacksmith wanted. .
s,eady work A. J.. GREENE. Us 7th
ave Rr1o.iyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

LA VELOCE. '-- Fast Italian Line FOR
NAPLES AND GENOA NOFd America.
oct 3, Citta ~ NlpolL oct - cabin.
So up. Dining saloon on Promenade Deck
bpLlGNFSI FAIRFIELD q CO. %
Wall -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

30 : - ~ =
Tickets AZ is0 40. iii ss,,os,s
r. Y: $50 FultOn 81; sad : {,
tFsxcept SUNDAY; - ~ IA ILss's
.x-s 80 81 II 50 = 49,
- 81 q n = "A sees
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-29
MISSING WITNESSES
BAVE Been FOUND

The case of Y. Man Young, who is
charged with attempt to murder, will
come up for trial this week. Two of
the witnesses. who have been in hid
ing, have been located and are held
at the police station.
Y. Man Young was one OF a twain of
Koreans jealous of the affections of
Hawaiian woman. Man Young lay in
waiting for his rival on Judd street
one night and fired a shot at him.
The man proved not to be the rival,
but d man innocent of any connection
with the case.
Witnesses fled and the police have
had long search for them. Choy
Hung Choon, to whom Man Young
sold his revolver, was first heard of
in Eva. and ne then disappeared. He
was finally located at Kahuku. Che
o. Jar, who saw the shooting. was 10
Gated yesterday by one of the Korean
detectives and brought to the station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-29
SERVICES AT THE PRISON.

SneciaI services were held at Oahu
prison yesterday. and outside the reg
ular scriptural service there were sew
eraI excellent musical numbers. DR..
Ramus of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice and Mrs Mabel Wing Castle as
sisted in these services for the first
time. DR.. Ramus playing the cello.
The program was as follows:
Hymn: scripture reading. Psalms L
and %: prayer, Miss Meyer; song, O
p. Quartet; duet, Mrs. Mabel Wins
Castle and DR.. Ramus; brief address.
Miss Yarrow; song in Hawaiian, o. P.
Quartet; duet, Mrs Mabel Wing Castle
and Or. Ramus: words of cheer. Miss
Mover. the new secretary Y; w. c. A;
God be with you in English and
Hawaiian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Bargain day at Sachs.
Read Morgan'S columns.

Bargain day at Sachs.
Read Morgan's columns.
Queen street rink opens Saturday
evening, November 8.
A fine saddle horse, the property Of
Miss Rose Dawson. is offered for sale.
If you wish to own home now is
the time to buy, Trent & Co., 938 Fort
street.
New stocks of sheets. pillow cases,
blankets, etc, are being shown by
EhIers.
Thielen & VILLA mson have some de-
sirable lots near the Country Club site
for sale.
Go to Madame Josephine's for good
styles in millinery. Parlors on Hotel
street, opposite Young Hotel.
The children all ask for Mays Ice
cream cornucopias. See that his name
is on the wagon when you buy.
The Information Bureau" at Trent
&, Co.'S. 93S Fort street, will tell you all
about the vacant houses in town.
The stock books of the Pioneer Mill
Company will be closed to transfers
Oct. to Nov. 1, both dates included.
Get ready for the big sale at Blom's.
beginning next Thursday morning.
Watch for announcement in this paper
Wednesday.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the office
of Trent & Co., 1886 Fort street
A gold bracelet with turquoise set
ting was lost somewhere between
Queen and Alakea streets. Reward il
returned to Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
A fine lot of household furniture be-
longing to the estate of the late Mrs.
Jane Wilson will be sold at the resi-
! dence, 1879 Nuuanu avenue, today at
40 o'clock by James F. Morgan
A lot of building material, the prop
'erty of c. b. Reynolds. will be sold at
public auction today at Fishers auc-
ton rooms A fine oak curtain desk,
revolving chairs and a Caligraph type
writer will be included in the sale.
Domestics on sale at Sachs at big
reduction prices. See ad in this issue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-29
RHEUMATISM.
EXPLANATORY

Anyone who has ever experienced
the excruciating and almost unbearaF e
pains incident to infammatory rheu-
matism, will be pleased to know that
prompt relief may be had by applying
Chamberlains Pain Balm. MI D.
Snyder, of Roseville. Ontario. Canada
says: Il have been troubled with in
f1ammatory rheumatism for the past
two years and unable to sleeD at night.
1 have taken many remedies but must
say Chamberlains Pain Balm Is the
best liniment I have ever tried" For
sale by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-29
ADVANCED ENGLISH.

MRS. MABEL WING CASTLE offers
Awo afternoon courses in English com
position. eight lectures on The Tech
,,io,,,a of Prose TO be followed by other
lectures on The Forms of Prose Liter
allure"
All rersons desiring to take this work
.ra +ar,,asted 70 communicate at once
with Mrs. castle. P. .. Box 605- Tele-
phone White 1886.
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Has the sneak thief a better
right to your property than you?
If you care for it, or the persons
who have remembered you with
gifts you will have your valuables
kept safely when you are not US
ing them. We have the vault.
Henry Warehouse Trust Co.,
Ltd.
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UNCLAINED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncaHed for in the
General Delivery for the week ending
October -. 1905:
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-01
Our Life Savers.

The recent wrecks along the Atlantic i seaboards have called public attention to the daring and skill of our lfe-savers on the coast. Their work has been truly heroic. and they deserte to be properly rewarded. Another life-5aver that has been before the public for over 90 years is the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach Bittefs. It has been the means of restoring thousands of sickly people to robust health and making their lives worth living. Any person who is weak Or run down will be promptly benefited by taking the Bit ters. Hyot are going away don't fail to take bottle with you. It will coun- tefaCt She effect of strange eating and drinking; also cure poor appetite, vom- itiHgs cramps. disrrhoea, indigestion, dyspepsia. btIiousness, female ills and n4alari&l fever. At all druggists.