davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-07-26

Monisia, lubo niechettnrliiee ]
sen usluchal nawet kr6loWej,
DO chociaz przejetej wraz'e-
miami dnia dziewczynce ida
walo sic, ze spac ME bedzle,
skleil jej wszakze powieki j
ME obudzif ia, al dzien jasny
zaswital. Monisia siad}a ma
i6zku j poczela przypominac
sobie, wrazenia dnia ubieglee-
go, usmiech zakwitl ma jej
ustach; srebrna ko}yska z
%kr6lewna stanela pred oczy-
ma jej duszy, pocze}a ubie,
rae sic spiesznie. Lecz coz
Ito? czy ia sluch myli, naraz
posfyszala ponure dzwieki
dzwon6w swiaty6 miasta.
Wczoraj tax radosnie brzmia-
ly, a dlaczego dis tax smut
no, pyta siebie dziewczynka.
.Zblizyla sic do okna, moze
jej sic zdaje tylko, s}ucha u
wazniej, ale ME, sluch jej
ME myli, trzeba. ubrac sic
spiesznie, is6 do kr6lowej i
zapyta6, co ,znacza to za}ob-
ne brzmienia dzwon6w. [
przywdzia}a pospiesznie SUI
kienke i do komnaty kr6lo-
wei podazy}a, lecz W przyle-
glej izbie zastapi}a jej droge
jedna z niewiast, m6wiac:
- Tam isc ME wolno.
- Czemu? - spyta1a Mo-
nisia.
sPoraz pierwszy ktos jej
broni} wstepu do kr6lowej,
ME mog}a poiac dlaczego.
- Kr6lewna chora - 3D.
par}a niewiasta - idz do
kaplicy i pom6dl sic, ably
Bog odwr6ci} nieszczescie cd
milosciwej naszej PAM.
Monisia zwiesi}a gl6wke i
spiesznym krokiem do ka-
plicy podazy}a; tam pad}a ma
kolana i rece poboznie z}ozy-
Ia. >
- Mako nai6wietsza, ME
dozw6l PAM, by okrutna
smierc dziecine naszej dobrej
kr6lowej zabra}a, O zmi}uj
sic mad nami wszystkimi -
pocze{a sic modlic.
Icy wielkie toczy}y sic po|
twarzy ~dziewczynki PREY tych
slowach, modli}a sic bardzo
dlugo, dobierajac ~najwymow-
niejszych wyraz6w, by wzru-
szyc Make Chrystusa.
DEVON milknae pocza}, u
cjch} nareszcie. Monisia po-
wsta}a i znowu zwr6ci}a sic
ku komnatom kr6lowej, lecz
tym razem ME dopus> czcno
jej: ia sauna powazna niewia-
sta, znana ma zamku pod
upani Doroty", Ia
stapila jej droge powt6rnie,
m6wiac surowo:
=. - Me wolno.
- Czy ME lepiej kr6lew-
nie? spyta}a cichutko
lziewczynka.
= Gorzej .odparla PAM
Dorota kapelan miejscowy
ia ochrzci}.
Dziewczynka oddali}a sie
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11
A Frenzy by Lawson.
To the Massachusetts Legislature.
BY THOMAS w. LAWSON.

To goa yow dupc the constituents of ,Ohose ae1fare
yOn hare been the insOlent betmy0s;
TO you and your vcms the bucketskop Slaves of ,ohose
hope of salvaiOn yOu hare been the ruthless destrOyerS
10 y0u ana yor masters the corporations OF whose dictates
yon hare been the good md faithful servants;
TO yOu yOur cOrks and yOu shame udledcOry to
your present session and saluatiOm TO yOW nert
dcdcotc this homely story of the dirty Bit of Paper
THE BRIDE
1t worm and dirty and evil smelling bit of paper It's
center bore the portrait of the image of his God
Behind the massive stately brow stored wisdom From
the great kindly sone liberation The square, set I've
jaw power ncarnae
Under that face the script "n God We Trust"
almost unnecessarily the other The Father of His COunry His
Country Greatest on Earth" sureruous For the features
bore His ndebe stamp True by birth and by choice great by
environment and by decision, splendid within by reflection
From that resoue mouth came forth organ tones 'A
shall be judged by what they have DONE and they shall be re-
warded and punished accordingly here and hereafter"
On the trodden bit of paper silent witnesses it's potency
were traced autographs of lesser dngy black upon faded
green In lower corner its tag 22 and plainly in the
upper angle its universal passport the symbol of its power
for good and for evil, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Over broad and beaten highways along oruOus human
currents and into ers hidden crannes I'D and down
upon the ebb and flow of many generations this bit of paper had
found it's way In the great shops of trade it bought neces
sares comforts uxures life itself the nosome mars where
satan caters to evil passions took from women Ne
spect truth, virtue and gave then-sometimes death
Those plots are the tearmar left by brokenhearted mother
who by this bit OF paper freed erng child from prison hut
not from disgrace That blur mingled iov Of be
snowhaed crebent couple whose tbng home by the Christ
mascoming of this magic token was snatched from o.n
strangers The bueenced letters the edge note the snarnS
OF the thief who stole to those him than his honor
me req san Tor the blood of mortal combat struggle to the
death-for this fmsy bit of paper
In all its coming and gongs its messages sorrow and happ
ness Its services to careful thrift and unbrdled license s mis-
sos o kindly compassion and mercess cruelty the craven
race OF the man was calm, tranquil serene mirror of nm
aterabe falth in God and Time who right all things
but now the placid lips relax, curl up culver in scom Tho
gentle eyes blaze and sparks of anger fly The firm law boc
rigid harsh memcing The shrinking scripts read "In Crod
Graftiest on Earth" ~ 0'un'iy he
Tue "ce shes out fierce contempt unutterable wrath for
now the soed ana smrched bit of paper shryeng Of ;tsof
as 1t passes from shameless hand into another now I'll S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
STEAMBOATS,,
BIOS TO0I AER AER f95SEs; fFHS1.z;;B Is

I'd w - u W w NEW ENGLAND
Wireless Telegraphy on all steamers
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport ana AZ
River. Leave Pier 10. n. r.. foot OF WAL. VAC
p NJ. Strs. Priscilla and Puritan OrcheS
Providence LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton, East and North. I've. Pier lS. y u
It. Murray St. week days only. 6:OO r -, n
Strs. Providence GeW) and Pilgrim
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Marthh's Vineyard and Nantucket. Leav5
Pier 90. N r.. foot OF Clarkson Sc Nseh
days only. a. 500 p NJ Pier 80 sirs Sra
Maine and New Hampshire. -,
NORWICH LINE for New London blvNh
Island. Norwich, Watch Hill. NarIaganSstt
Pier Worcester. East and North I've FIer
60 n r.: #. Clarkson St. week DAYS ,e1oIS, 9l1Iy'
500 P. NJ. Day trip Mondays. see oeloW-
Strs. City OF Lowell and Chester W ChaPin;
DAYLIGHT TRIP ON LONG ISLAM
SOUND on Mondays (onlyl. Str Chester w
Chaplin Tvs. Pier 40. n. R. 1000; Per 90.
F. r. II East 22d St. 1O:45 A NJ; due
New London Sis P NJ Close train connec-
tion there for Norwich. Watch Hill. Nara
gausett Pier. Providence, Boston. Regular
Norwich Line rates. Special round TRIP
tickets. S250 Good returning from New
next morning: returning by rail- same day.
due N Y 100 r. NJ So 30.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford Springfield and North. Str. Rtchard
Peel, Tvs Pier 20 T. R.; week days. .. 2;eo e
22d St. week days, 300 P. NJ: Sundays.
1000 A. NJ. Sundays due New York on re-
turn S:45 P NJ
Tickets and staterooms. all lines. at 10
Park Pl.. 245. 6I3. 1ls5 and 1884 Broadway.
Ave. 245 Columbus Ave. los W. 12Sth St.
279S Third Ave, and az Piers. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

COACHMAN-First class man; experienced
in riding and driving; city or country.
JOHN. care J. b. Brewster, 4Sth st.. Ith
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

NURSE Neat and refined Protestant; ror
infant or growing children. best refer
ences, city or country ] G. AlEs. C'ol
hers Agency. 1872 West 2Sd st-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE CONDITIONS

Residents of the East Side interested in i'm
proving conditions there met last night to or
zanize the East Side Improvement Association
The meeting held at No. 256 East 5sth
street. NJ J. Kenny. OF No. 1902 Third avenue
was elected secretary. He said that the idea OF
the members of the association was to obtain
better conditions on the upper and middle East
Side. Special attention would at first be de-
voted 20 pushing the completion Of the Black
well Islands bridge.
The work OF the association IS expected to be
along lines similar 10 those followed by the West
End Association.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
NJ ale.

CoACHMAN ana USEFUL MAN--By neat;
tidy. smooth faced German; speaks e0od
English: careful driver: married. one child :
wants a cottage: excellent reference. B.. at
Carpenters Bureau, 154 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12


Washington, July Il
ORDERS TsSUED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
oolonsl EPwAED MHosE1Er. asslstant surgeon
apssHs ff29T T2%ssEs q R 1N9ERIE Sqggeo@
CLEMENT Jr. ALBERT S BRooKEs 29th In
Infantry recorder. detailed examining board al Fort
F1rst Lieutenant ROBERT z. FIRTH. 18th Infantry
before board at Fort Logan; examination for promo
Captain FRANK K FERGUSON. artillery corps, from
T to 4senr FS Colonel
FRED 4. MAYBACK. artillery corps.
NAVY.
Commander I. H. HosLEY. detached the Glacier;
Glacier.
Isqspsns oomsass5 ss TaEEss sstaehss the
Naval Academy.
Lieutenant Commander s. 5. robson. detached Navy
Department. 70 the Tennessee
Ensign Z Q. RICHARDSON. detached the Nashville 10
Enzigns L. z. MORGAN and H. POWELL, detached the
Ensign c z. LANDRANi detached the Iowa
Passed AssisssPt Surgeon urge al, PATE 1 detached
Vile 70 SaTal Pay oaiSsrS' School washington
'a g Naval Ps4 6de. r. sao6 1Rs nst6 %
MOVEMENTS OF vEssEI.s.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported:
ARRIVED.
JEiy Io-The Nero at NswpoTt News; the Marietta st
Princeon a. Elaine; the Nevada at Annapolis: the
July The LaN'ton from san Francisoo Honolulu.
guly l0zThe Nero from Norfolk for Newport News:
Rs unea from boh 9S oT 2y tT orient sa Pas P6a,
'-ianf from Annapolis fas Lynn Haven Bay.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

LAUNDREsS First class: family wash;
home or out by day: open air drying
LAUNDRESS. 55s % ave,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

COACHMAN. English. single; frst class
horssm0n: thoroughly understands ms
Mrs MEICHIOR. 129 Commerce st.. New
ark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

CoACHwAN and GARDENER. BY very
neat. tidy. smooth faced young man; take
excellent care OF horses. harness. carriages.
etc; generally useful: best references.
PETER. at Carpenters Bureau. 154 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
RAILROADS.
f PIEMMSV SVILV VANIEl
~ IA

PIEINMSV LWAAlA
X All l. K o "A ID.
STATIONS foot or West TUenty-tniri stfees
ans pesbrnsses and CortlanGt $780,. a
~ Tas leaving time from Las1l los-es - - :
Cortlandr Streets 81 hve minutes laS-r .,'ss1 tls
that Siven below Tor TwG1ty-tnlte 0-oo-
FOR THE WEST.
s7.65 AM CHICAGO 6PEC1AIA ,,,,.,,,
20 IS All PTTTSRURGH DAY ks~rtsl,esS5
-1O-65 A NJ. THE PEES1sS TLVANAA -.
ITED.-ChicasO. CincinAl-t'l' ~
s1ssPM 81. 81 louis LIMITED ~
si:5S Pm. CHICAGO. CTNCfNNATt. AND
81. LOUIS Es,sEti tssss tssssss;1s-r-rsv.
e3S5 Pm. PENNSYLVANIA SFECAA%~
IS hours % Cnlcag0
q IS PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
sS65PM. WESTERN EXPRESS. -
s625 Pm. ST LOUIS AND CINCARN1eAA .
~sPw P4CTFIc: nc 'FszpFsEss.
sS2S PM CLEVELAND AND C7NCA1s-
NATT EXPRESS.
sRB5Pw PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
sT.53. .. -e.25, se65 s1O.S5 q m; -. -,
ited::S SS :s 1s as. as ss.5S. .55s. e DO:
1910 night. sunday, So - -.
a m. 1873 sl255 t.s&. sSo.srsss''9s.ss5S g Z. ss VI
D. m. 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAX.-'S-zo. 49, ,
m. 1910 a. m. daily. -.
ATLANTIC COAST 4INEi---'s.zo a. m S''1
SEABOARD AIR IINE.-l2zS p m anu
NoRFoLK :. AND TS'1 WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--st- -
a. m. weekdays: s1O65 G. m ana '4-So
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NOR
FOLK-s7.25 a m weekdays and SO
ATLANTIC CITY.-05S a. m. ana ass
.. m. weekdays. Sundays. e5.5S a q:
CAPE MAH,-1-5a p m Weekdays EOo
LONG BRANcTT. AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grove North Asbury Park Snndaysl.
and Point Pleasant. 400 from DeSo- 4
COrt. SIs, only 40. e.55. 1O.55 a M
Branchl Q-25 Saturdays only. ., 2S5.
81 GO except IonS hIa51Snl. - Is q e51q %
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6.OS. s1.25. S1-55. S.2j 655. sG-2j. 9E5s
.t1Ss 1852 .iS5 1882 10 los Sss 5 % ssG5 5z SIS zs
% .. ass (ef4.5S for North Philadelphia
onlyj. 1855. s625. ass. 7.55. s23. ass.
S25 O.55 for North Philadelphia only)
m. u 10 nigh: weekdays Suneays.
ooS: "1.SS SO e g. g s. 'tioSS. .loSS y 5s
ssE 2S 80 SS. Y - rlSS ss y 81 IS p:
only). s4.55. s5.55. s625. 755. s-25. s.55.
S25 (S.55 for North Philadelphia only)
.DiT;,1 p m, II 10 10 night ghht;.,,,.. r..,.
Ticket ofHces. Nos. 46l. isSS. ana 10
Broadway: 1S2 Fifth Avenue CoelOw 2Sd
ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue Corner 10Th St-J.
and stations named above: Brooklyn.
Court Street. 47e Nostrand Avenue. $50
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tion. The New York Transfer Company
win call for and check baggage from ho-
tells and residences through to destination.
Telephone 't5A9 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURY, J r. WOOD
General Manager. Pass'T Traflc NIT.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

ENGLISH COUPLE.-Wife as cook: aus
band useful around gentleman's house or
farm; can drive. milk or NOV with ma
chine. J. ROSCOE. Abercorn. quebec
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
Nv LlEssEY GEnrsr

uUAW U8AS@u USN
STATIONS T9Og IL Liberty g s. X. r
Time shown below a from I.s... =
West sd ST. leaves 10 minutes eerii-- s =
cept as noted oy designariuz u1arI--- =
EASTOS. BETHLEHEM. AT.T.Ts-rr---
AND AAUCH CHUNKS o. ff.f5rs
TOM, BIO A ~, L2o. SO soc ~
EastOn Only) P NJ sun. z49S a 4,
Loo. 500 and s 90 P III q
V SsuLkESBARRE AND SCRAyTnv- An
A. Il. 120. 500 P. A. Suudsv- -
A. n. 500 p NJ -
LAKEWOOD. LAEEHURST- TONS nm
Err AND BARNEGAT- Q n ( h
7.a 81 ,, 300. lakewood and I.azshIIsI q,
$3.50 sundays. IOO A. n e 4a -
wood and LakehUTst)
ATLANTIC CITT-'9. 80 A. n. xl0o IA
1oNG 2sSI BRANGH 55oH AsBURY PAN
xAQ0. $50, 80 80. 1lG0 A. - e-Y1r
xl;2O. 80. 2.45. 230. ahA35. g4S7. ~
S.S0. $50 tl2Ol sundays. eIcslt On,
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEARRTT
MONMOUTH BCH.. EAST ~
BRANCH-z4OO. 1880. SO. i101W
1.S9. 4-3O. $50, 3 50 ?. u. sundays r.
a. NJ. 400 r. II.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE F0R. AlT.sy--s
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHI. LCVC
BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OC7iV
GROVE. 5 p r / y g LAEE T1r
PLEASANT-Pier 81. y. R.. ". s17e
200. 9,S5. 80 a. NJ. 1230. "a. a1
AIS, $40. 7-45 P. 81. SUNDAYS. az i s,
y IS, 3S5. 7&5 P NJ Pier ~ 81
Cedar ST. go 1000. 1lO0 a. III ~
AGO. 3.A5. as. 500. $40 ?. 81 So
1000 A n, 100. 400. 10 p. g
BEADING. HARRISBURG, HOTTSVTlrr
AND WILLIANSPORT-i -i.Z400 Es1
fS.0O. 1910. (10O0. 100 A. 81. PssTr
only). pi1Oo. i.1.2O. t2O0 ?. a. "a
ing, PottSville, Harrisburg oniE fi0
800. z 80 p. NJ
PHILADELPHIA
s34.3O. m7.OO. mS-OO. s9.OO, msfQOf. ga
A NJ, ms12O0. m1-OO. s2OO. s3.Oo. 90
ms 90. ms6 90. 100. fS.00. saCG. FL
p. NJ. js12-1 Is udt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. ms1O.OO ms1200. ms2G1. u...l
90 ZOO, 1s1215.
aDaily- fDaily except Sunday rSu11i-t
$ParloF cars only ViE TamKIlA ar-l
cept Saturdays. mDining car 1Sziurl
only. zFToul Liberty 81. only.
From TWenty-third st-hs2 p r.
cS. p. n, e122 90 p d. g4a0 2. .
311.5O P. NJ. kS.2O P. II. vSs0 2. q
Omces: Liberty ST.. West % 81. 6Asr
House. 245. 434. 1890 1854 BroadEsE 8.
9Th Av-. PSI 5th Az. . Union Square vs.
SI9S Sd Av-s 100 West lzith S.. g, O.
lumbus Av-, New York. COurt S. is
G44 FultOn ST.. 479 Sostrand Az, b..
lyn: $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. 81
York Transfer Co. calls for and cheeks -
gage 70 destination
W G BESLER. G - ErAL
vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr Cen Pasl'r As'r-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Msle and Female
-Four lines fuoi exceeding "a Worrs1s three
Insertions rs cents; seven insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 40
words three insertions. 80 cents seven M
sertlons. SO cents
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

". Y. n. H. & HARTFORD . - =
Trains depart from Grand Celtls. 80
42d St and 18th Ave, as foiloEs - go
BOSTON. via New London q Eto.. s.'fT
1t1OOO. * 1902 A y
sxiiI:Oi. ox 500 tf5a@ IN
sg12.OO p N: via Wilmall.-s ~
a. n. 42.OO p NJ: via
a. NJ. ffZ.OO sT4:Oo. ell,o. t,si-v
PORTLAND & BAR HARB0Ea----I''t.'e,-s' :.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST
QUEBEC. n lS:49 a. M., 49, y, 81,
WORCESTER and F'rTCHbJl.cs "
NAA-f3.53 p. NJ. 90
raAKEVILLE and EOAEO1N
a. NJ. 1881 p M. 30
Ct. Darlington. Stocsbridge. Leassi,.--fE
hsId-+4.54. sf9:Oe A NJ. sl.2. 50
Ticket ofHces a. cGrant Cen.lss.- ~
and c125th ST. also at 60 44ts.- ~
B'way. c25 Union square. ciss - - tls.
c245 Columbus Ave. C6i9 - .
clos ". Ie5th St. 2i9s Tall4 ~ L.
Brooklyn. c4 Court St, 41s Ne'-'
$50 2 way -,--rs
sDalIv fESScept sundays. e.
only. SStops a. 125th s. 1sS Ti~
st Sundays only. gParlor 49,. q
llHas dining car. cParior ana s'-
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
TO TIE
TATsNTlR MOUNTAINS

VA j SKULL H0dWYlN j AUlJS
Via the CatskiIl Mountain. Otis and Cats
kil and Tannersvills RailWayE-
Direct connection with \. 7. Central trains
leaving New York at I:54 and HIS A. H.
daily. except Sunday. and p. 81. dailys
and West Shore trains leaving ". 42d 81
T:3O ana 11:45 A. u. daily. except Sunday.
and 2:45 p NJ. daily.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSkILLs
EVENING L.INE STEAMERS. PURCHASE
TICKETS Va CATSEILLA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
Rooms suite and with hath hours from New York;
booklet w J. & NJ D. PRICE, Canadensis P o. Pa.
Country Board.

nLDE ARDEN INHTE Woods Of Arden Elt,ngv4,1.
~ Beach. Staten Island Private sandy bathing bsach
Shade trees screened Pazzas. 45 minutes New YORK
Communication 1915 S. 90 upwards
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

USEFUL. MAN, coachman, gardener; in
dustrious young German. CHARLES,
care Welsrer's Agency. 315 West Gath St
Telephone 1671-Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

USEFUL Married. honest; hotel OF
store: city or country; best Of references.
Address F. AYERS, los West Lincoln ave.
Mount Vernon. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

USEFUL MAN.-Young light colored man
as useful man around house: can do
housework in all its branches; can cook:
experienced. Address n. S. GILLESPIE.
90 South st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
PEOPLES ILlMIE

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER By SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers c. W. MORSE even dates July.
odd dates August, and ADIRONDACK, al
CapsI 81 eP M and West ioat5 81 .S0
2. NJ daily Sundays included. Direct con-
nectiou with express trains at Albany for
Saratoga Lake George. Adirondacks and
thousand Islands Orchestra. Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer Book Free,
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight." 10c.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE
str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81
y r.. every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at $50 P. NJ, omitting ". 129th St
Service equal 10 regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
Directly on Beach, Local and long distance telephones
IN American European plans 400 ocean view
rooms 100 suites with private baths Orches-
ira, Capacity. 1000. Special New York Rep.
Town and Country Bureau. 2s9 4th Ave. 10 A.
p NJ Phone 624S Grsmercy. CFIAS. r. MYERS Owner.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

LIGHT colored young man at anything.
anywhere: likes travelling: understands
SCHARLETT. care McFarlane. S25 West
sIth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

JAPANESE young man as butler in small
family or as valet for gentleman ]. o.,
II Concord ST.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

USEFUL MAN-Young man: can take care
of horses and drive. repair automobiles; /;
best references WAR MARTELL. 1911
Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

NURSERY young man; professional ex-
perience; good companion and traveller;
good references. JURD 649 ClaSson ave.
Brooklyn. Phone 2066-Prospect.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

JAPANESE wishes position as cook or
butler in private family or clubhouse;
sober. honest: best references. N. K. l0T
Cherry 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
FeIuale.

COOK.-Good cook in private family: can
do plain washing II necessary; good ref
erences; city or country. 1B4 West 18th St.
two flights. front.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

JANITOR- and wife. no children; un-
deTstand steam heat and hot water; good
reference. s. NIXON. 233 East 2Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

sTABI.EMAN-By young married man;
care Of horses, with rooms over stable;
state wages. Address HARRY HOWE. 2i8
Middleton ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

USEFUL. MAN.-By middle aged German;
honest and thorough; best references;
garden work, driving: handy with tools.
address HOLT. l51 East 4th St.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

VALET, attendant. to an invalid: expert
enced. educated. gentlemanly: accustomed
to travel: New York references. GRAHAM.
90 Lexington ave.
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COOK.-By experienced English woman as
good, plain or general cook: no laundry
work. wages $25. Address A. 1O4 Cutler
St. Newark. N +.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. July u.
ORDERS IsSUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
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VALET or BUTLER. Swiss, single; good
country place; disengaged; first class city
references. Address MoRGEN. 202 East
Both st.
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THE VERMONT Vermont ave, near Beach. Atlantic
II City n J-UnobstTucted view. Large airy rooms.
superior table 81 day and up: 50 SIS per
Booker. Take trolley going to Inlet as they
pass the hotel. NJ Z. GEIGER
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COACHMAN and GROOM. Country pre-
ferred: first class single: years Of expert
ence. sunerior recommendations. obiging,
trustworthy willing; wages $40 monthly
aud board. las West 36th st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-26
TEMPORARY TRACKS
MUST COME UP.
Supervisors Order Rails
on Howard and Other
Streets to Be Removed
CALLED NUISANCE

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
adopted resolution calling on ths
railroad companies to remove the tenn
porary tracks laid on Howard. Steuart,
Davis. Berry and Battery streets with
In forty -eight hours. Failure TO do so
will subject the officials of the COM
panies so notified to arrest and i'm
prisonment.
Action was taken as the result of the
adoption OF the street committees re-
port. recommending the removal OF the
tracks, as they are deemed to be a pub
lie nuisance in that they obstruct traf-
nc Inc report also urges the repair
and cleaning of Front street and all
the streets south of Market. from Sec
ond to Eighth street
Supervisor Rea explained that he had
failed to find any sanction in the pro-
ceedings OF the board for the main
tenance of emergency tracks above the
grades of the streets. which he held
constituted an obstruction. Chairman
Gallagher said it was the duty OF the
Police Department and the Board OF
Works to remove such distractions and
suggested that the attention OF the two
bodies named be called to the matter.
Supervisor BoXton insisted that the
mere adoption OF the report would not
cause the removal Of the tracks unless
a resolution directing their removal
should be passed. A resolution direct
Ing such removal was then passed
Accompanying the report was the
draft Of an ordinance designed to i'm
pose certain conditions with a view TO
correcting abuses in the maintenance
of spur or side tracks. Frequent COM
plants have been made by the Team
sters' Union and Draymen's Association.
The ordinance was referred to the iotnt
committee on streets and judiciary for
revision. ~
The ordinance provides that grooved
rails shall be used for spur tracks and
they shall be laid to conform to the
actual grade of the roadway and the
pavement shall be kept in good repair
by the grantee of the permit Two
sections Of the ordinance provide thar
spur tracks may be used in common
by adjoining property owners, and that
all cars shall be loaded or unloaded
within thtrty-six hours after being de-
livered on spur tracks.