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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Snm Wstser=Taa.

Die untsriu9un9 Der Nnfauloi9uns
gen 9eeen ben poli3si.@bsf MeBger
pesen an9sbliGer WiBtanoluna btlfs
log II. feline Snno esgsbener @efan9es
nsn III nod ni6i besnoet.
Ridier IlfOrb BON 9riminalsSe=
ridt. Der Die 1nteriuhun9 auf bic
ausiase Sss usesn Sittlidteits.8srs
brs6sns gu 3u6t9ausiirafe berurtbeil'
ten Waltsr 9Oons bin auoronete. lieb
MOntas Worgen Die @rOBgeidworenen
Dor fi9 tOmmsn uno mntte ibnen IN
un3ueibsutieen Dorten tlar. oab er
our6aus nidt aewilt lei, Die Inge'
Iessnbeit sinidlafsn su lahen. @r pers
langte cine qenaue unparteiii9e unter'
iu6ung Der srbobenen Sei6uloigung
uno sinsn Bsri6t iibsr oas Rsiultat 10
i6uen als bic unteriuhunq beenoet lit.
Aihtsr 4lfOro lisb ourdbliden, oab
er Beueiie in 6dnoen bdtte oartb.r,
bab politiider @infiuB gelteno eema&t
wurbe, um bic gan3e in msbr als elmer
9tsisbung unangsnsbme Sa4e 3u ber.
tuidsn. go foa Webger feinen Gin.
Hub gsltenb au MAIDEN periu4t 6aben,
Ridtsr Alforo gu peranlaRsn, bic an'
aslsesn6sit auf iib beruhen 3u laFen.
wenn er uls Ridter pisosr srwdbli
weroen mill. &idter alforb ertldrts
ieoOd Wontas Worgen rhdbaltlos.
oaB er Iieber auf isire Dieoerwabl per-
siaten ptiros, als baB er bieielbs ourt
elm iol9es Wfittel ertaufen iollte. 81
ipraa feline fsfe Abfiat aus rhdidts.
los esaen WsBaer uorgebsn 3u wOllsn,
fals ois GroBgsiaworsnen 8ewsiie as.
mug finoen, I'm Die erbebung sins,
antlags gu rshtfertissn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Yolt3etlihes.

Der S6anftsnner Sphn Jalpep.
26 Sabre alt. 7l2 Oh Merris Str. 4
batte gefiern 6dnoel angefongen. Der
9eamte Woobwarb itelte bic &uhe
wisbsr Der uno brahte ben Rubsff6rer
in elmer isparirtsn 3sae Der poli3ei=
ftation unter.
Die 8sheimpolisiffsn 6auier unb
Simon fpsrrtsn aehern 2irtlsp Biibop.
% Sabre oft. 213 Noro @eh Str.
uegsn gsroahts bss Giebfabls elm.
5n benz gsRb oss gsrhaftstsn fano
mon cine golosns Oamsnuhr nit aht
flsinen Siamanten befsst. @r eiebt
an. bieielbe in 2os glneelos fGr feline
Srau setauft 3u babsn, uno bet ben
msitersn 6ra9sn faete sr. baB er bic
llbr auf Der 5plano abs. aefunoen
babe. Sisis 8smsrtunssn famel ben
Beamtsn iebr psroddtig bor, uno
Bifbop uuroe susds untsriuduns bin.
ter ShloB uno RisgsI gsbradt.
Die Spislh6as bss 35 idbriasn
Wirtbes Sos. arnitase, 3l9 Wef
@aibin9ton Str, uuroe 9effern bon
aapitdn 6plano in 8e9lsitun9 Der
Ssraeantsn @enpsr Wilan unb 6aIer
ausashobsn. a6t Spislsr uno biz
utsnilisn wnnosrtsn CUR polissiifatiOn.
Der AZ idhriae @irth 90. Song.
1910 Weff Waibineton Str, wuro'
qeifern bon ben Bsamtsn Crane tpeeer
usbertrs:ung oss Rtdolion @sisbss 3u,
pOli3siffatiOn asbra1t.
Der polisiif 6sit perbaftsts ssferr
Sobn Smitb, AZ Sabre oft. 221 Nn
ion aOs neil sr fd ssssn oas Ri9ol
lion'@sisb persanssn bot.
2apitdna AID unb Sra
iamen esifern bon San 6ranciseo su
rid uno bra6tsn ben Al idbrigel
3. 9. Stiaman nod Summer Slider
paulindsn wuroe Der qltidlt1en Wut
ter iibsrasben. Stillman wuroe unite
si-e ghrsi2aft bon $4,000 gsfelIt.
| Die Getsetios Solb uno Wannin
nabmen aeffern 8eorae 8. 2sllsp, 2
I Sabre oft. ll0l proipset etr., be
: @rOboisbfiabls perOddiis In Safi
Z 8slsp III apOtbeisrasbulfe beg Serr
Sobn 0oot uno bstlsiost cine Ysi
trausnsf DE In Der Apoibefe bes Set
tsrsn on Der gafi uno proipsct ct,
+. Disies 8ertrausn muBte isoo& Der 81
T fauloiate ni3t 80 uaroiasn uno en-
b msnoete aus Der 2aiis s64 81. 3
!. oem Berbbr. wsl4ss ois Beamen
n Der goliaeifation pornaamen. bsfann
n sr H& feinsr 8hat idulDig uno murl
/. binter bas eiierne Sitter esbra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Srti far Waeden:S :Snanfrie=
Shnle.

5tr bis am Sisnifag 8ormittag 10
ubr fattfiuosnbe 0orfibrung oes ae-
Isbrtsn gfsroes Sim Rep" III ben
S6hlsrn Der untsr 2situns Der 5rau
STANDARD fiebsnosn .8irl's Snouffrial
S6oOl~ frsisr giutritt geudhrt woroen
Die Mdo3sn bsrInmmsln ia i'm
S2ul3tmmsr in Der 8omlinion 0alls
uno gsbsn bon bort auiammsn 3u bel
intsrenanteu untsrbaltung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

Sobn2elip. 1549 Waoi'on abs..
Elm an9eftsater bon 6srrn Grip Bad-
mon. fisl gsferu bsim 5httsrn Der
pferoe our4 bic Ssulude uno brad fih
oas 8snid. Die 2si9e wuroe permit.
tslff ambulans nad Der fdotiinen
Sootentammer ssbra4t. 2slfo ioa i'm
angstruntensn 3ufanos seusisn isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12
Etaats=@omites betoer Yarteiea
To Sitang.

Die Stats -gomitss Der oemotras
tiIaeu uno Der rspublttaniiden Partst
tretsn ROntag Morgen suiGmmen, i'm
8orbereltungsn fir Die Staats.@On-
bentiOnen gu trsffen uno ben Sa9 ftir
oisIelben fsfIuiessn.
Solgenoes fino bie DIitglteeer Der
rsip. GOmitss
Sen1oiraten
gorfbenoer-@. 8. S'Srisn, Satp'
rsnceburg.
gice. gOrFsenOsr-S. o. Mcgiutt,
Ssrrs 5uuts.
eetrstdr-5Oispb Rsiasp. Snoianas
pOlis.
S9asmsiitsr - 86Omas Saggart,
SnOtanapOlts.
1. 9tarict-g. @. Ri@arbiOn. gs.
tsrsburs.
2. SiRrict-alpin paOsstt. @aib.
in9ton.
8. Stfrict-Rart @tOusn, eeOtts.
burg.
4. Gifritt-@sOrss 8. pleaiants,
8spap.
5. Sifrict-S. @. ReHutt. 8srrs
9aute.
6. 0tfriet-splusftsr 9ssst, SOn'
nersplle.
z. SIitriet-Soiepb e. Banning,
SnoianapOlls.
8. 9tftetct-S. u aoair, POrtlano.
9. Gllfrtct - Tt4asl e. 5Olsp,
charlottesville.
10. Slfrlct-Samss &. &ist.
IL. Stitriet-Peter J. SOple, peru.
II. Stfriet-Sarrp 8. SanOp, 2as
Strange.
1S. Gtnriet-e. W. Stepens. plp.
mouth.
RepubIifausr:
gorfBenosr-Samss q. 9Ooori&.
@in1shsr.
gics- cs-8orIissnosr, @sorse &. Din.
mioOis, 5ranifOrt.
Sscrstdr-@arl %. Riootd, Wl'
naHac.
S9asmsifsr-Grant .. StaInater
SnOtauapOlis.
l. Sifrtct-pbslps 9arbp, guans'
bile.
2. Sihriet - Soispb 8. Barr
Brucepils.
3. Sifriet-Soispb SbroOp. paoli
L. Sitrict-W. @. 9ambert, 60
Iumbus.
5. 9ifrict-9anisI gbnpin, Rod
bile.
6. Sifrict-Ouen 8. garr, Ruib
bile.
z. SiHrict-SliDsr 9. gnsltp. Sn
oiannpolis.
8. 9ifriet-Sobu o. Ssrbune, au
oerfon.
9. Sifriet-9sorgs 8 Sinuiools
Jrantfort.
10. Sifrict-6snrp %. Naribal
2afapette.
IL. Sifriet-Wnrion 8. gpans
Marion.
II. Diffrict-@lnrenee 3. Bidnel
st. Dapne.
Is. 9iftrict-Sobn 6. Woorman
4nOr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

Dte Bea ten Mrmfon unb
Wcgbbin bra1ten gefern Dabib %.
Sadion, S. Sabre alt. 315 Norb De.
Iaware etrube. 3ur poIijetfation. neil
er sef6If&ie Rii9 bertdufte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

8erJAm0t T. Gin gutter beuti&er
SunQe nm No@ts AZ arbeiteu. Rad.
3ufraeen In Der Office bisfes HIaitts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

lung ernnnnt tperoe1. S9on 9efern
wurosn qldne aei9mieoet. um ben
Iusfug 3u einem unperaebli9en 3u
MAIDEN.
Sa bas Wetter 10 un9iniiig mar,
fonnten fi9 bic 6ameraben lange niGt
gum Mufbru1 entidlieBsn; INNER uies
Der wurben ale 9riess-grinnerungen
berpOrgeiu9t, um bas 3uiammsniein
70 piel pie m6slib su perldngern, big
snolid bic SdeibsFunSe idlug.
g 9metaer= 3 unb.
Sn Der seitrieen 8eriammlung bes
Snbianapolis Sdweiser.guno in Der
8srmania Sane murbsn bic fur ben
laufenoen 8ermin ertpdbIten 8eamten
in ibre rsip. Memter einsefiibrt. Die
neuen Statuten oes 0ereins, iopie bas
0eraei9nib Der Wit9lieoer bes Nore-
ameritanii&en @ritli.8unbes famen
our 8ertbeilung.
aus ben Sabrss- 8eri9ten Der alten
8eamtert ergab fih, bab oie finanjielen
YerbdltuiRe bss 8ereins iebr 9aniiig
fnb. Ser Werein befaB am. l. War3
73 gutfebenoe Wit9lieoer; I'm 2aufe
bss Sabres farb l Wlitalieb, 8 traten
aus uno 6 2anbibaten wuroen als
WiisIisbsr aufsenommen. Die ber.
i9ieoensn @omitss FIR bas fommenbe
@si9dftsiabr muroen oOm prdfiosnten
ernannt.
Der Wsrsin bei9lob, ieinem lang.
idbriaen Neitglieb abraham 4mbtihI
bspor er feline SteQung als 8efmalter
beg 8ermania part aufsiebt. In gor.
pore einsn Beiu9 ab3ufatten unb
einise esmbtbli9e Stunbsn NIT ibm
su nerleben.
Da men bes Sabfeite
bereins.
Inter 2eitung Der Jrau 2puis Ra6n
eabsn bic Samsn bss Siiofeite Surn-
psrsins sefern Madmittae tpiebsr eins
ibrer beliebten 2arten 8elelf1aft.
Srob bes ungtinftigen Wetters battsn
f9 rsdt 3ablreiae @dfe eingsfunoen,
Die nod allen &egeln Der 2unft fid
lebbaft um bic f96nen preiie bemab'
ten. Die 8epinner oerielben raren:
pa men:
5rI u. @ogsier, rs puntte.
6rau @ueenRsin. II puntte.
8Ortepster. II puntte.
q. &utb. 20 puntts.
Wen3e, SO puntte.
8. 2oeuis. 81 punfte.
6erren:
Ssrr s. &einfing. 81 punfte.
u. &utb. 78 punfte.
Jreo gbIert, "a punfte.
8rieb, "a puntte.
3. W. Gawier. 73 Yuntte.
6. &iemann, 70 punfte.
; Die 0orbereituneen 3u benz am nd&
Hen Sonntag fattfinoenben Stiftungs
I felf bes Samen.Uereins limb IN boiler
@anee.
@roBartiges mirb eeplant unb al
: grmartunssn tperben hbertrofen hoe,
: ben. Sas prosramm Uiro in einise
: Sagen ber6fentli9t.
m a t 3 u nterfhbung!
0erein.
i Surm ben S9neefaa bate fi& b
Webr3abl Der Witglteber abbalts
u laffen, bic seariee 0eriammluns b'
Ssimatb. llnterftibungs.Uer In b
j. Columbia 1alle 3u beiu2en, bod bic
u @enieen waren wirfli& an9enebl
Z ibsrrai&t als He bas Weriammlun9
U 3immer betraten. tpel&es ein boQfdnb
e uerdnoertes Nusieben trug; 6err pet
II 6ammerle. Der giasntbhmer Der g.
'' lumbia 6ale. tatte bas Sinner b
l. 3immers bolfdnbig neu bergeri&te
70 NnfdnsIi& fhbIten f& bie 6eimatbl
In Der unsewobnten umgebung a,
'e ni&t beimii& aber aIs bie erife uebe
:. rai&uns erft borabsr mar, wn b.
|" gis 9ebro&en uno bic 6r6bli&feit ia
T. gum Sur&bru4.
a' Mn @ei&dften tam ni&t bieI 3ur 9
lsbigung. Gin neues Wit9lieb mur
sr aufsenommsn unb bas Wersnhsuna
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-12

Sn 6Olgs zines Nlibberifdnbnihes
NOR oie reaelmdbise 8eriammIuns bes
ShoIeite S&wabsn.8 .8ereins uiebsr auf
sefern Wa&mittag anaeiebt mssoen; u
mar bsreits tn Der lsbten Beriammlunq
bsf&lofen woroen. oie @si&dfts.@ SIP.
unsea bon isbt ab ieoen 8. Sonntae
TN WOnat absubalten. bie Weriamm.
lung wiro alfo am nd&fen Sonntag tn
Der Shoisite 8urnballe fattfinben.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25

the backyard, and there under the apple
tree were the little fellows playing.
They had bench and some bottles and
tumblers and were playing keep sa-
LOOM He noticed that they were drink
ing something out of pail and that
they acted strange. The youngest who
was behind the bar, had towel tied
around his waist, and was freely dis
pensing the beverage.
''Smith walked over and looked into
the pail. 1t was beer, and two of the
boys were so drunk that they staggered.
neighbours boy, two years older, lay
asleep behind the tree.
Boys, you must not drink that
he said, as he lifted the six-year-old
from behind the bench.
ewes playin' s'loon, papa, an [ was
sellin' it just like you,' said the little
fellow proudly.
"Smith poured out the beer, carried
the drunken boy home, and then took
his own boys home and put them to bed.
When his wife came back she found him
crying like child.
"He came downtown that night and
sold out his business, and says he will
never sell or drink another drop of
liquor. Elk.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
Extra Machine Legislation Completed
New Primary Law Denies the People the
Direct Choice of Candidates

tatives, is shared by all people and Or
CARNATIONS who are working in the in
terests of individual citizens and are
depending upon them for support as
we'll as for direction.
We will take the bill up and give the
particulars in regard to it in the next
issue of this paper, but we would make
the following statements of it's applica-
ton now:
L. The primaries of all parties are
held on the same day.
2. This year, 1906, they are to be
held on the first Saturday of August.
3. The official ballot contains the
names of the several candidates for
state representatives, but the voter can
vote for but one, although there are
three to be elected.
4. The delegate ballots can be fur
nished by private parties, and they con-
tain the names of the candidates for
delegates to the various conventions.
s. The central committees of the
parties define boundaries of the particu
lar delegate districts, and the candidate
receiving the plurality is entitled to
receive the ballots of such delegates for
the first ballot only in the convention
following.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
Playing "Keep S'loon"

"I hear that Joe Smith has just sold
out his saloon" said one of the two
middle-aged men who sat in public
house.
"Y-e-s," responded the other, rather
slowly.
what was the reason? l thought
he was just coming money there"
The other sat abstractedly for mo-
ment, and then said:
Smith, you know, lives on Mount
Washington, right near me, where he
has an excellent wife, nice home, and
three as pretty children as ever played
outdoors. Smith is a pretty respectable
sort of citizen, never drinks nor gam
bles, and thinks the world of his family.
''Well, he went home one afternoon
last week and found his wife out shop
ping. He went through the house into
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25

primary election bill has been en-
acted into law by the legislature at
Springfield. 1t should be understood by
the people everywhere that this bill is
not primary election law for the selec-
ton of candidates. 1t does not even SO
allege in it's title; it is simply for the
selection of delegates and throws the
power into the hands of the delegates
and into the hands of the convention.
The failure of our lawmakers to grant
the power to the people directly to Sc
lect their candidates for representatives
in the General Assembly is deep dis
appointment to the Anti-SalOon League.
1t will protect to degree some repre-
sentatives from the wrath of the people
this year, who may be able to get the
nomination in convention, but it will
only increase the determination upon
the part of those same people to get
that power, and when they do get it
those particular representatives, or we
may say, misrepresentation" will
find that the rebuke of the people will
be swift, sure and complete.
This feeling of disappointment in the
failure of the legislature to enact law
whereby the people can find the highest
expression of their desires for represen-
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
Whisky Adulterated

From what we have heard from deal
ers in whisky, I am led to believe that
fully IS per cent of the ordinary
whisky of commerce is the adulterated
article. 1t is fraudulent transaction
and Should be prevented. 1t is my opin
ion that pure whisky, except in the most
moderate quantities, is an injury to the
human system.-Dr. H. w. Wiley, Chief
of U. S. Bureau of Chemistry.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
Proof in Itself

The present Illinois legislature itself
seems to be one of the strongest argu-
ments in favor of a practical, workable
direct primary law. With such law
in force it is to be doubted that very
many legislators of the stripe that are
loafing around down at Springfield and
poking sticks at the bill, at cost to
Illinois taxpayers of over $1,000 per
day, could be elected.-DeKalb Adver-
tiser.
They (ministers) presume upon their
calling and think they have a right to
say with impunity what others know
they cannot say without being called to
account. They are particularly intem-
perate when discussing the saloon ques-
ton, a question with which minister
of the gospel should have nothing to
do-Fresno (Cal) Mirror.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
A Voice From the West

great insult the farmers Of Dawson county to
a necessary draw their trade I would trade
gladly in Mitchell if there Saloons and believe 80
farmers of township will the [
looking welfare of my three boysJ. P Carlson, South
Dakota.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-25
Beer Sales in Chicago

According to the sales of revenue
stamps the output and consumption Of
beer in Chicago during April were
29,317 barrels more than in March and
1874 barrels in excess of April last
year. The sales for four months ended
April 80, foot up 1,220,S4O barrels, an
increase of 10S,401 over the same pc
riod in 1905, and a gain of 163,696 bar
rels compared with the first four months
of 1904. Following are the figures by
months and the totals:
1906 1905 1904
barrels barrels barrels
January 299,547 239,565 234,355
February 2S3,732 236,2S7 22S,777
March :. 304,122 318,312 301,5
April >. 333,439 31S,275 292,462
Total, 1,220,S40 t. 12,439 1,057,144
The foregoing statistics indicate that
the consumption of beer continues to
GAIN Champion of Fair Play
A baby hippopotamus Is for sale by
New York city. Fortunately it is easier
to get rid of a hippopotamus than of
an octopus.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
CHEMIST LOCKED UP.
ParEe-Davis EmpIoye accused Of
LGrceny-Had CGmph0r Secret.

Charged specifically with misappropriatins
$3.50 from the firm of Parke. Davis & Co.
manufacturing chemists. OF this city, wal
ter K. Freeman was taken 10 Police Head
quarters last night from Oscawana. n. Y,
and locked up a warrant accusing him
% grand larceny. The amount involved. accord
ing "a Herbert Turrell. a member Of the firm, is
$4,000. which Freeman is alleged to have OBJ
tained from his employers for the building of a
laboratory in Rutherford. \. j.. where ii was
proposed 10 develop a discovery which the pris-
oner stated would enable him 10 make camphor
ont Of chemicals.
In the complaint it appears that Freeman was
employed by the firm in the main offices at No.
so Maiden Lane as a chemist, last fall He had
been there only few days when he spoke Of
MS alleged camphor discovery, and the firm
became interested in il. From time to time
they allege he received money to build laDora-
tory. buy reiorts and other things necessary for
the completion % tho work.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
RICE DEFENDS SUBWAY.
Says Darkness IN Recent Blockade
Eaisted OnEn IN Public Mind.

chief Engineer Rice Of the Rapid Transit Com
mission was emphatic yesterday in repeating the
statements so often made by those connected with
the subway that the lighting and operating of the
subway depend on different power circuits. yet the
subway was blocked Sunday for more than two
hours when an express train left the rails and the
section from the bridge TO South Ferry known TO
the commission as Contract No ." prac-
fically total darkness. Above the bridge. where
solsthbound trains stretched in a long lire
from Astor Place 10 the bridge, there was at least
light 10 alleviate the sufferngs Of the passengers
but below the bridge the power shut off 10
tracks With the shutting off of the power in the
third rail darkness fell upon the scene
Mr. Rice suggested yesterday that the darkness
existed only in the minds Of the passengers and was
due 10 the sudden change from the brilliantly
lighted car TO the dinness Of the lighting I'm the
subway proper. But Mr. Rice did not explain why
such impression should last nearly two hours. in
which time the eyes of most people would accustom
themselves to any light lack of light. Further
Mr.. Rice said that the lights in the tube were
placed between sixty and eighty feet apart, whereas
careful observation on trip from Times Square to
Fulton street yesterday showed that there is no
place 1T which there is greater distance than
forty feet between the lights while In most cases
the distance is no more than twenty feet Mr Rice
was careful say yesterday that he could make no
positive statement 10 an independent lighting
circuit below Ann street, where Contract No 9
begins
Ef the time OF the opening OF lie subway. dIu d
many times since. articles have appeared in various
publications describing the measures for the safety
Of passengers adopted by the builders Of the tunnel
an emntv train Caught fire in the tunnel between
10Sd and 10th streets, after n collision and nled
the tunnel with suffocating fumes, while the Hre
burned itself out. the fremen feeling that they
were not justified in assuming the terrible risk IN
yolved in entering the fire zone in The Tunnel rs
long lives in danger Mr.. Rice SAID
yesterday that he present AT this fire. and that
The lights in the tunnel continued burn for twen
~ minutes. and until the fire burnt out the circuit
supplying them. II a fire burn out the circuit
danger of darkness in case of a disastrous fire
10 exist, If there is an independent cir
cult
MT Rice indignant yesterday when asked
about the fat wheels the He said that he
could remember seeing but one the subway
with fiat wheels. and said that the rolling stock
in every way IN the best possible condition.
Passengers not inclined 20 agree with Mr. Rice
the question OF fat wheels Those who have
lived in Brooklyn and Westchester County claim
20 be able TO recognize the sound of a fat wheel
three blocks away. and they viii have to be shown
that they are in error by pretty good evidence.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

CHAUFFEUR Experienced; two years on
White cars; good mechanic; university
eladuate: knows Europe. DAVIS, 1G5
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
NV .fERsEY GEHr:.,

STATIONS koot Liberty s., & z
-N ". I'D ST., n.
lime shown bsiOv 10 trOrn I,is---v q.
West I'D 81 leaves 10 minutes cs-iis> -
cegJ as noted ~ deGiguatiuS- uiar<s
GASIOSs BETHLEHEM. AII-Es7n-rf
AND AAUCH CHUNk-zs.Uu n n -.
0onls S-4O A "a. L2O. 40 SOP T.. I
Easton OnlyI +. 81. sun, z4Zf a -
1.OO. $50 and 6-OO P. a.
WlLEESBAREE AND SCRANTo~- A,
f. q. 1,20 $50 r n sundays 4 v
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TONs pfr
ER AND BARNEGAT-zs- 90. g.4I 4 =
$50. 500 Lakewood ana LazehuIsi -
kS-40- Sundays. 5.UO A. -. (g5r -.
wood and LakehuTs1l.
ATLANTIC CIIX-'S.S0 A. r.. xloo. K .
I0SI: BRANCH; AsBURY p&Rx
xto1. SO. sl0-80. 11S A. III ex..a
x1-2O. l.S0. 2-S.. $50. ah4-35. gssI ~
S;sO. S.So /, 1iIo1 IS n saRSays s1es3s sAa
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEAEHiess
BRANCH-zs.OO, $500. SO. Iia0 4 M N
1.S0. $50. $50 $50 P. 81 sundays. "a
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR AII.ANrrr
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGET T,OWs
SBA1SGsH. HSBBANGH. ASBURI PARK. OLA
PLEASANT-Pier 81. y r.. n. sass,
600. S-S5. 1O.SO A NJ. 1230 Is0 gu
el5. 8 81. as 7, ~ sundays. e.Z5 a "
4&dD. 80. 80 r n El-r 10. ~
Cedar St. s. -. 1000. l1G0 A II Nfa
zoo. S.s5. 445, 600. $40 ?. ~ -aeay,
1910 A. ~. 100. 4OO. SO r. "a
READING, HARRISBURG. POr-Svfl.Ls
AND WILL4IAMSPOET-iiz rsl
fs.0D. Ii9. 10. QOOO. HOO A. ~, Hsa..-s
OnlyJ. pil1O0. ll1.sO. t2O0 2. 81 Re.c-
saz; . Pos5syils, HarrirouFs o1lzs 80
PHILADELPHIA.
szs-sO. uT.0o. rss-OO se.O9 msloCo sl.s
A. M.. msldo1. E1.0o. s2O0. s3.po s.N
me5.GO. ms6OO. 200. 4S-O0 500. 70 .
p n. js12l5 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
8 90. ms1O.O0. msl200. ms2O0 E.s41
ms6.G0. 900. tsl215
eDGily. Daily except Sunday. rS1adays
sParlor cars only Wa Tars1lA aE.-
csPt Saturdays. mDinins car. gSat1rtan
only. zFrom liberty ST. o1Iy
From Twe1ty-thi-t $40 p u
c950 p NJ. el220 p 81. g8s0 r "
il1,So p NJ. k32O p 81. V5S9 ?. Y.
O-c-s: liberty ST.. West @. s.. sAre-
House. 2s3. asa. 1900. 1854 B-ossss7' "a
3th Av.. Isl 6th Av.. . Union Ssusr. T--
25es "a AV.s fO5 West lZ5th S., a5 @
lumhus Az, Nsg York: Cou-- s.. So
Sss Eulton ST.. s74 EOstrsrd Az. E-crk-
lyn: 500 Broadway. WlniRuls-u-g NJ
York Transfer Co. calls S0r and check, bas-
gage 20 destination.
W c.. EESrsE1 C. n PuR-
yice-Pres- & Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'T Ass't
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

VALET, ATTENDANT, would care for in
valid or elderly gentleman; can give mas
sage and shave; first class reference. F.,
400 East 67th St
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

COOE-English: Protestant; will assis,
ironing girl; good references; moderate
wages; city or country. j. g, Mrs Col
Hers Agency. 122 West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

HA4-s4NAOhAAN LINZ From Pier IS N R.
PLYMOUTa-CHERB G-SOUTHAMP-TON
New York. b.. July 2s Phila. Aug. II
St. Louis -.. Aug list. Paul. Aug IS
RED STAR LINE p From n Per
POWER NTWERP-(LlONDON. PARISN.
V.d' II d-Jy2S. 1O:SOam Zael'd d. Aug H. 1O-SOann
Ffnl'n Aug. 4.S:3Opm X nj d.. Aug. rs 2:SOpm
WHITE GTHR me From Pier
W - = - = AN ~@AA'N IS. n. r.
new AOttk-tl NSIONN-IlIVE ERPOOIA
IeutOnlc- -Jly p. 1Oam Majestic. Aug s. 10 am
Cedrtc.July =. S:SOan Celtic. AUG 10. 10 am
Balttc- Aug l. noon Oceanic. Aug. IS. 2 pm
TIE M MEDITERRANEAN .ydArs yIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. {. 10 A. NJ; Sent. q Nov 4
HEE L BLU Oct. Is. noon
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. .... Aug. II. $50 P NJ Oct q
ROMANIC- Sept. 10. T:S0 A. NJ; Oct y
PASSENGER OFFICE, Q BROADWAY
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

BUTLER. by competent coloIsd man; yfi-
vats family. GILES 207 West 6lst ST.