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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
HENRY FORTH PAYS FINE.
Graft Prosecutions in Green Bay Are
Wound Up

GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept Henry
Perth of this city, member Of the alder
manic ring which figured in recent graft
exposures, paid fine of 500 and costs
In the municipal court 4 few hours be-
fore the expiration Of the time when Il
penitentiary sentence would have been
tassed on him. Perth confessed on
greguting $1,000. for votes on sewer aud
street paving contracts. This winds up
the graft prosecutions IN the city Of
Green Bay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
MOTHER MURDERSCHILD
GREEN COUNTY WOMAN THEN
CUTS OWN THROAT
Insanity Believed to Have Been Cause fol
Awful Deed at York-She
Is Still Alive.

BLANCHARDSYILLE, Wis, Sept.
lii Special Mrs. Ole Olsen killed
her child and cut her own throat at the
home Of her brother in York, Green
county. last night
She is still alive but in a very ser-
Gus condition.
Insanity is given as tie cause for the
deed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Kenosha Woman Missing.

kENOSHA. Wis. Sent. Ill Spe-
ciul. The police have been asked to
search for Mrs. Mary H. Forester. the
wilr Of Ernest l.. Forester. well known
contractor. She disappeared on last
Saturday night leaving her two little
children sleeping in one of the rolmS Of
the house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
MISS FREEMAN IS INSANE.
Daughter of Madison Professor Sent to
Mendoza Asylum

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 11.-Miss
Charlotte Freeman, daughter Of Prof
John c. Freeman Of the university fac
ulty. has been adiudGcd insane she has
been committed to the state asylum ut
Mendoza
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Electric Fan Mutilates Man.

ELISW ORTIZ. Wis, sept. Ill Spe
cial. John Carr was badly injured
while handling an electric fan. His
hand was drawn into the wheel aud two
fingers WCra severed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For State Offices.

t'iiN aunt 81
Marinctte.
FOR state trcasurrr-AudreW Jensoh' Eds
efton.
juneau, ,rn,. i,
For commissioner Of inSurance-Henry j.
Neuens, sheboygan.
For Congress.
0-
First distrct-Calyin Stewart, kenoSha.
Second dlstrct-George W. Lewis, Madt
son.
Third district. W, Murphy, Plattcyiic.
Fourth distrlct-rhomas j. Fleming, west
Ais.
Fifth district. G. Donnelly, Milwaukee, &c
Sixth distriCt-Charlcs ii. NeiSSe. she-
boygan Falls. nj.
Seventh district-Chaues +. lille, Black
River Falls. , o.,
Eighth distrlCt-Charles II. Forward, osh-
Ninth district-Phlllip \. Badour, OCohto;
Tenth district-Dennls d. Conway, Grand
Eleventh district - Francis J, Mcclure
For State Senate.
E,rs+ ais,.,a. To-, r,.ons >for,,otte
Third district-Michael Higgins Jr'' IA
nts., an, ,,-- ,,....t.,.., 49, ross
lift fifth dd'SStrict--llenry Cummings 4'' CaSs
S'SIeet, Mll 'S, ,,.,,,r,,. c,,zorbirsl,t
9l2 Fifth avenue, ,MiiWamMAeG, u p,,io
Niuth ulslIlcI-i req d. h""s '''''
HG EIo,.o,,., ,i..u,.., Mana
u d4iItGsnth district Paul o. nu'''ns'
Fifteenth dlstrlct-Samucl W. Randolph,
Manltowoc.
Srvente"nth distrIct-Nono.
o HhiRRSsfenth district - 0onn il"'''"s '0"'
TWenty.FIt d's dIsfTIrtJSbn Halle
| T%sn GeilfTT9n 5IstyIct-wulom W. Abers.
T "WSaf; dlstrlct-Charles l.. Pear
Twenty,niUth dIstrict-None.
Thirty.hrst district 49, VIII n Wells,
Snorta TFaiIcJ r. tiia his napersD
STbirtr MA distrirt - AnTist Konrnd.
TTartfoIId INV
For c+a+a Assembly
Ashland-Albert T. Fox, Ashland.
Barron-NOne.
rawford-Jcremiah ONen.
Dunn-None.
Green Lake-Ephraim Dixon, Kingston.
lOwa-Arthur q. ROethe, Highland.
Jackson-Charles f. Ralney, Black River
Falls.
Kenosha-Eimer L. Mar'ett, kenosha.
Lafayette-Wm. j. Martin, Darlington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13

lal.- show that Jouu a. A9'"'I" w..
Madison defeated Ernst merton %
w a"n,7.3 ,g' l'.' -l,a ,n nIr nvcrpt a
s'' "' . '-' a., 80, f,ur ia oue
I' r"",.'''
'.' -'.'' '
kuestermaHn ~ the Ledu'
-T.r latest returns show also that
1Iirrr Is defeated for Congress in the
\rg. Gi-trl.r ty Gustav kucotcrmaun.
If,,.r ,'ar-,a5 door county hy 500. Mari
Motto b., NnU I[rUuuupp by *, while
I,.,..+a.u.grlg carried Brown by 30,
G-,..r.,.5's I,v lI;O and Ocunto by about
400 7'c1a contest is close set and the
E.t.,, ~ tho Groom Raw man may not
I,J,.r, t.ay log
.-
MAIDEN WINS O'el M''''
IN the Tenth district Madden rs the
nominee over J., a. M'Fe, Oh AH ,l'l-l,,I W
4'-I ,'.. ,i.,. u.LIg Morris
1"I .,1, Tonal,an wood Ouni.
l"' .'''' 'T,,,i,r from Gyc
' ,rsf.., LII ,r.r Morse "a
49,. ,.,o
~ . ...,,.f,..t.d i'm tha Third
a.-, ',, .,.., ,,c,r,if,,, IN Tho
-. l,I;...,lp, E., ,'' IIis m, iorifics
bc c1nm,i"s are sank, 400. Iowa, 1873;
y ''" iqH, ~ ,,r G'uH , ~ Inuea a5o
NaLulav carried Vernon county by SIS
and K5clIaud county by about 30 votes
Gu. nrsCoo
o'"''' 1'1'u' ni10os
Tic indications are mat bl'bcFt mas
defeated Mc'ree LOT iIe nomination l"'
attorney general ns large majority ~
Dane county pHNeltihE ~ q Elrai u'LI''
The .ead McTcc secured III Ni!I"""N''
county.
I,r" IS N.Y." DOUBT OF the nomination
az William II. rociIgh Tor secretary ,"I
j.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13

William X kucII won the nomination.
for sheriff VIII 1898 yotc-, a lead Of
Stoi over Ierlcs.us, who had GD3.
1r"fEr ILucrul "aa third with IGIi
Charlie Hart fourth ytlI 11Gy n,i
julius NogJ irta with I24O
Henry BroegMau, the prpsrui coroner
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
LINER BRINGS 4.75O SACKS OF MAIL.
Aalsstc First Of Holiday Boats 10 Dock
Expect 1000 Bagg in All.

IN the White star liner Majestic, which ar
n'sa here yesterday from Liverpool. was the
lis' instalInent Of Christmas mail. consisting
q 500 sacks of letters and s. bundles Of pack
s&- The Msiestic's mail. according 70 the
's'aflee records. is the largest amount ever
'o1ght 10 this port on one steamer
Y Is thought that the holiday mail this year
-'n he Old World 10 the New VIII break the
.aofo Six transatlantic liners, all with a
80! share Ol the Christmas mail, should ar
-'.s here before Deeen nber -
.aose Kaiser Wilhelm II win arrive to-day with
- sacks. Ia Provence, which Is expected
lock tomorrow has 594 The Philadelphia
- ie Ameri1a are due tomorrow night, the
,-lier With loo and the latter with 800 The
--lIia which VIII hardly dock before Sunday
-.'lag has 10 sacks. II is possible that
y Ahchor Lines Colum bia, which has consid-
@lis Scotch and Irish mail, may reach her
- SUNDAY afternoon. A rough estimate OF
scks
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NO DECISION ON BRONX SEWER.
If State Authorities Decide on Plans Fight
Would Be Made.

The State Commissioner Of Health and the
state Engineer are still considering the plans
for the Bronx Valley sewer. and have not yet
decided 70 approve them It Is probable that
they viii decide before December 81, the last
day Of their term OF Office
The proposed sewer viii drain the valley from
White Plains 20 Yonkers. Opponents Of the
sewer led by Edward Hatch. jr.. chairman Of
the Merchants Association committee on the
pollution Of the waters Of New York State, say
that the drainage from district that in 4 few
years will have a population Of 10000 would
be an unpardonable nuisance and a serious
menace If discharged into the Hudson in a
crude state IF the state authorities should ap
prove the present plans. Mr.. Hatchs commit
tee would at once begin fight 10 have their
decision reversd. Attorney General Mayer has
told the state Engineer and the State Health
Commissioner that they have 10 pass on the
act authorizing the sewer only.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
PERKINS ON THE GRILL.
cPaND JURY HEARS HIM.
"a He Vas QRissed on PrusSian
Rond Deal and "Nylic" Fund.

--a W Perkins was before the grand jury
~ than two hours yesterday IN con-
=, with District Attorney Jerome's invesd-
- - the New York Life Mr.. Perkins, who
t,ssDesS partner Of J. P. Morgan. was for
vice-presi6ent OF the New York Life
iii be recalled before the grand jury this
rs-zaEg
:, e understood that yesterdays examination
,,- Perkins had reference 20 the Prussian
a ssal and the 'cNSylic' assessments. The
= YORK Life. II order 10 continue its business
r-ussia. had 10 charge OF three blocks Of
- which were not acceptable TO the Prus-
=, oHcials The annual report hled with
u safe Insurance Department. however,
- that these blocks Of stock had been sold
~ New York Security and Trust Company,
-bsisisrv concern Of the New York Life
: - suul of S3500G00 II is alleged that
- v-ss never a bona fide sale and that the
~ vws put through by the employment Of a
-, norrer and N n 6fattison. chief clerk
Srs-I1nd I. Randolph. the New York Life's
s--s- the insurance company taking notes
IN the stock
80 President Kingsley was q witness be-
=. he grand jury earlier in the day.
,S- Jerome and his assistant, Mr.. Kresel. re-
irss AZ The Criminal Courts Building until
, Isfs hour last night going over the evidence
! - casA 7 is the grand iury's intention 20
--1-ue frs sessions next week.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Lackawanna Railroad.

n. Y. y. H. & HARTFORD r r
Trains dspart from Grand Central 5sztsou-
40 S. ard +th Ave. as follows FOR
BOSTON. via New London s. ProV.-ftSsoo
" 1000. Il 1902 A. NJ. - 100
x t-OI x 500 = 500. - 5.oa
"I2-OO p n: : via WElmantic-ffS. .01 A.
NJ 200 p. 81 via Spfd--f9.1A A. ~
leo. = 400. si1-OO p n
Wor ser & Fttch.. via Putnam. t3-63 p. -
CT. Darlington. Stockbridse. Lsncx. P1tts-
heId-tS.54 f6.4G A. NJ and fS.11 p n
Ticket oEicsa a. cGrand Central Statioa
and cl25th ST. also az c245. 100. ct85&
RWay. c25 Union Square. o1s2 Fifth Ava
GAS columbus Ave. cf-i9 Madison Ave.,
clO5 " i25th ST. eI0S Third ave. n
$40 B'Way-
sDaily. fExcapt Sundays- fSeops zs t2reA
81 xStopa a. t25th St Sundays only>
cPzrlor and Sleeping car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
STEANfROATs

B m ST1 N and Points IN New Eng
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River Fares reduced TO all poiuts-Boston.
S265. Newport, Fail River $500; Provi-
dence, 81 30. Leave Pier 10. n. r, II War
ren ST, week days and Sundays 500 P. N
Strs. Priscilla and Providence. OrchsscraS
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40, ". p, foot ClarksOn St. week days
only, p, 81. Steamers City OF Lowell aad
Chester W. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North Leave Pier %, e r.
week days only, 2;45 P. NJ. foot East I'D
St, 2. NJ Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
BAITTNoRe = oETn . =
Throurh -liyi DAILY Trains 70 ,hs west

Through Daily Trains 20 ths West
Leave New York City. 23d St Lih'y SZ-
CHICAGO. PTTTSBCRG. T5O am SEQ am
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. Il 80 am - 90 u'a
PTTTSBCRG. CLEV 81 D. $50 Pm 400 p1o
''PIT-SBCRG LIMIT D" $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. 81. LOUIS. .LCTTSV., 1l50 pm $50 an.
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOTISV-. $50 am 10 % asr
GIN ST louis. LOCISv.. $50 Dm 500 VrS
Oficss; 24S. 434 1900 Broadway. Aseos
House 1Od Greenwich St. . Union Square
w SSI Grand ST. y Y. S43 Fulton Se-s
Bruok,y1. West 23d St and Liberty Sc
After 8 . N. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. eto.
can bs obtained az Bureau OF Inform alton.
B & O. p R. sd 81 Terminal 'Ph1cA
No. Chsisaa S1NA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NEW .nERSEY CENTRAL.

NEW JERSEY GENITAL.
STATIONS yTsE- vet ta5SsTsy a5s = st. ;. h
Tine shown below Is from Liberty sc.
west ZSd 81 leaves 10 minutes sarltsrs ss-
eep' as noted by, 5y ds4sig44ti4g sign rnsris
i'l2 70. $50 m7-oo. m's-O0. $50. 400
s.l0-oO. Sl1-0o. 1ls0, ns12.0O T'1 %
$50, 900 s5.OO. s4OO. $500, 6s4s
ms 90 'TOo. 800. 's.O0. p1G.sO P. NJ
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'lso g. 700, $4,000 g@12oo. 400. ftsAocs
LAKEWOoD AND 1.AKEHURsr-aAoo,
40 A NJ, 90. 1.3O. k3 20, d4-15. SOC
p NJ. x6.15. sundays. $50, 8 40 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-'94 40 A NJ. x1.O0. k3se
LONG BRANCH. AssURT PARK. OCEAN
CROWD SUNDAYS. No AsbUry Parxl-~
E49e $50 Il 80 a NJ; sZ12,4 40. 20,
0ssa4 Grove. z4oo. eco A NJ. 400
Tine tables giving trains 20 EAsrON,
CHUNK WILkESBAERkS SCRANTON.
READING HARRISBURG. FOTTSVILIsE-.
WILLIAMSPCR " and al other points caa
Be obtained at following ohlces: Liberty ST.
fWcTt 2Sd St. Tel 3144 Chelseal. 8 Astc-
House. 245. 4}4 1900. 1884 Broadway 162
5th Az. 2si 5th Az, IS Union squars
Columbus Av. New York. Court sE-
s49. S44 Fulton St. 4T9 Sostrald As..
Brooklyr: $50 Broadway. williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 20 destination.
sDaIIy. tDaiIy. except Sunday psun.
days. -Parior cars only aExcspt Satur~
days mDtning car. except sundays NSat.
Urdays only ZFrcu1 Liberty St ouiv. SDtn-s
ing car Sundays FDining car daily.
From TwsurY-thtrd StrseC-ef2 20 ?. ".
g490 P. n. t11e0 P. NJ. k3.2O P Ms
". C. BEsLER. &C. HOPE.
vice-Pres Gen Ms-- Gen Pass'r Assns.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
OCEAN STEAMERS.

COOKS HOLY LAND TOUR5.-Au tn
clude Egypt Booklets. THOS. COOK &
son, 245 and 200 Broadway 64s Madison
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
OCEAN sTYAMrRk
GERM&N LLOYD.

- FNIIIILla OLlIlLILaFs "I7IlI 9 CIelOa-
1Ton Bremen Piers. % & 4th Sta, Hobo1cr-
N O. LLOYD EXPRESS SERVICE.
Aarsetlss-Naples-A
GERMAN-NIEDTTER AN-I.EvANT
LINE
Marseilles-Genoa via Naples 20 the Lsvant-
ROYAL ROCMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
Constanza-Constantf antfnopls-Smyrua-
Alexandra
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
II - GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICH5 & CO, No. 5 Broadway. y. 7.
Louis n Meyer. 1O16 Walnut St. Phiis-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
RAILROADS
IPENMSYl lVAMIA

.IPENMSYlV VAMlA
AILR o d.
Stations foot Of West Twsnty-thlrd srr>ss
aLQ Desorosses and C0rtiandt StrsstA
- The leaving time from Dss5rossss knd
Cortlandt Streets is i've minutes later tlAa
Lnat given below for Tweusy-thtrd st-,s1
FOR THE WEST.
sI-5J a. m CHICAGO SPECIAL
-S.53 a. m PITTSBURGH DAY EAPRzsA
'l0.99 g. m. THE PENNSYLVANIA Linz
ILED--Ch.cag0. Cincinnati. and 81. Los1iA
100 ?. m ST. LOUIS LIMITED
~4-oo ? q. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI ASo
a, 81, louis Express;
'S.5o p n NNSYLvANIA SPECIAL
IS a0J RS TO CHICAGO
- % p m CHICAGO LIMITED.
:. = - - p m WESTE E5FeN EXPRESS
'o--0 p n ST. LOUIS AND CINCIHHAo
30 p m PACIFIC EXPRESS.
80 p. n CLEVELAND AND CTHCTS>
NATI EXPRESS.
's-S5 .. m PITTsBURGH SPECIAL
'I.55. 3 ., s925. 955. s1055 a n. ia
nsd5. as. as. .sss. IRsi :s.i5 SIS sas -
10 10 $ 10 nisrs rs q ssHy an 5 c.s ~ 81 O.
gressional Liruited'0. s325 sA25. s&5a
els,I-,; 'S.S5; Q = p, n. 10 nlEnt
SOUTHERN RAILWAY--s8 25. s425 p
m. l2-lO a m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-se25 a &
and s-z5 ?. IA. daily
SEABOARD AIR LINE--12z5 = p n. .aaa
u 10 q n daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN GALWAY
-o25 p. m. daily
CEEsAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY
% a m week days. "l0oS a. m Aos
For OLD POINT COMFORT ana NOR
FOLK 25 a n week days and aoa
ATLANTIC CTTY-s5B q n ana 2.5s -
m. weeA days. Sundays. 7-5S q m
CAPE MAT--l2-55 2. m week oaya
long BRANCH. As3URY PARK ecos.a
Grove (NOrtn Asbury Park SunGeys.'
and Point Pleasant. S55 a NJ. lzls
S25, 45J P m and l2-lO nignE Wssx
dayS Sundays, = a m- and 4b5 .. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA a -
sos. a 3. T.55. s25. $50. e y. s95S
st1O. IS. slO.55. s1155 q m. 1225. @l25@
81. 50, q So. 40 255, g. Is. $50. = -
425 s+SS g.ta55 f2r North p Pa 5aeessPoasss e 3 e
s55 for North PEnadelphia only) >. uLs
= 10 night week days- sund2yss 49,
sT.55. SIS. S9 .. e55. "T1055. sl0.55 a.
m u * sI255 81 55 81 So g 8. g 50
- . ga IS for North PhIIadslphia only.
- 55. '5.55. s6.25 7-55. SIS. s55. 9. -
te-55 for Nortn Philadelphia Only) ,. M
sDininE car. fExt-a fare train
Ticket Offices. Nos. 461, 1884 and 10 Brose-.
way. IS2 Fifth Ave (oelOw 23d Sr-ls 20
Fifth Ave (co-ner 18th Srf. and sLations
s36 Fulton street. 47e Nosrrald Ava, se0
Broadway, and Psunsy ivan-a AnnsN St4-
tfon. TIE New York Transfer Company
viii cau FOR and chscs baggage trora
hotels and residences through 70 dssttna-
reIephoue .54s Chelsea for Pennsylvania.
Railroad Cab Service
". y. ATTERBURY. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pazs.r Trar1c ManageA
GEO W BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
WORK WANTED.
EeuuAEo

FemaEe.
MODEL or DEMONSTRATOR.-B yucns
lady; size Of bust, 36 incheSI skirt. a.
Miss Wood. 1S5 East a5th 81.
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young LADY; liv-
ing with parents: four years eIperiencss
good reference. P. N. 6T5 East 161sr St
RENAISSANCE WORK 10 order; mending
done. A. Battenberg. 34S East 18th St
STENOGRAPHER and typist by young
lady; also fling and tndextng; has had
months experience; references StenOS-
rapher, 242 42d ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
LOST

LOST -BsukbooE No. $40. .sss of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing any
person having q claim 10 II IS hereby called
upon % present tte same within ten days
or submit 20 he wing said passbook cancelled
and q new one Issued
LOST. Tires bankbooks- No. Ag3 SIS
seeuel's Bank fOr Savings. No. 50 T83
East BROOKLYN Savings Bank. and No. 3Ss.-
1G5 Union Dime Savings Bank Please re-
turn - respective banks.
LOST T-Ba ukbcok No. 4f2. isI On Dry Dock
Savings Bank any person having claims
upon said book " called upon 10 present
the same 70 tie bank w1tEin thirty days,
or gfle ssid book viii be declared cancelled
and exiting glishsd and q new ons Issued IN
lieu thereof
LOST -Passbook 80. - 4S4. issued by the
linton Square Savings Bank. formerly the
r1sritutlcn for the Savings % Merchants
Clerks. Finder VIII please rstLrn - 70 the
bank
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
TYPFWRlTIN0-

TYPEWRITIN0-
YPEWRITERS-Au makes sold. rented.
repaired eLchsngeoi reliable service.
German. - Nassau ct Telsphone @fAo-
CortlHudt
ADVERTIsE1IENT ana subscriptions Tor
me Trtbune received at their Uptown
Odse. 10 1884 Broadway. between sbth
ard STU stE until Q cl0cf ,. m AuFei
tisementE received ar the following Efslcn
= IA - % efb ave s . cor. Sd ST.
l68 6th age.. cor l2th -. % East l4ih 81.
257 West Al 81. between 7th snd eth sNra-s
26s West l25fh ~ 1895 50 ave. between
7eta ana eth SITS 1928 81 ave, near elst
s. L10s Let ave- near e9th St. lDt EsSt
l25th e.. 1EA TreLnoGt s-e.s $50 I'd ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Americas Greatest Railroad -
MEw YORK lTNERsI

EIEEy YORK IsNTGALi
a HLCSoN RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central Sra-.on. 42d 81
and except the : so a m. 102, 30. 10
r.. s,op az 125rh ST 12 minutes later
BuGalo-fS 80 IS A. 80 20 a IN. LQzs
s106. -2Os "AsO s6.oo. 200, % ~
s.80. 80 D. m
Chicago-~S As a. m los. 3 30. N4-1cs
$50. $500 : 90. $3.50. ali 80 p. m
Cincinlati-s o.. $50 IS 90 20 80. = SO p n
Clsveland--s- - a m, Il %. 'oSO. -oVus
500, % 30, %lL30 O. n.
Colun ous-.2e "a $50. 500. g SO D . s oo
DeIrolu-r- 40 a. m, @LOo- "ASN ~oAs
500, 3 2u E1L5O 2. m
Montrsal-f12. 10. $3.50. IS 45 = M '7-oe
Niagara FaIIs-5s. 90 IS As an. r102o an,
s1O2 '1O6. IS 90, IS 90. . 20. 's sos
ST Louis. o.. Is. 80. IL 30 D n
Toronlc-fS. so a m s 90. be. 80 bill so . -
HARLEM DIVISION
e.O5 A. m and 3-36 p m, ex- Sund1y. %
Ptrtsfeld and No Adams; sunday, 9 80 an
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices az 14S. 24J, 4lA and l-45
Broadway. 25 Union So. W. 2I5 Columbus
Av. III West 125rh St Grand Central sd
125th St Stations. New York. 33S and "a
Fulton St. and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn
"Datly. TEX. sun. TEX Mon bEx. snl
Telephone 900 Ssth ST." for New YorS
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked rom
hotel or residence by WesJcoJt Express.
c. F. DAILY, J. r FAIFLAAA
vice-Presidsnt- Gen'I Passenger Assns
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revolutionized ny Dr.
Buchanau's latest invention. teeth With
snd inlays trsypensive Dr. Buchanan. ca
Madison ave. corner heth st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly. at home. IN spare
time corresponding for newspapers. no can
vasRing. experiences unnecessary Send for
particulars Press Syndicate. Lockpcrt. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 500 monthly. Al home. in spare
time corresponding Tor newspapers. no can
,gsaiHE. e1perieu-e unnecessary. Send for
pErti -lLlayE Press syndlcGts. LookPort. D. I.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

ABRAHAM & STRAUS,
BROOKLYN. WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE 40 ACT AS
p RC Ell WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT, D Z p A r T
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

YOUNG COUPLE German, speaking Eng
Lsh. do entire work; large or small fam
fly; city or country. Morrow-s Bureau, -
Lexington ave. 5Sth; telephone 192s-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
HELP WANTED
Female.

ABRAHAM & sTRAUs.
BROOKLYN. WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER Is YEARS
OF AGE 40 ACT AS
4 r G E L WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
IENDENT. D E P A RT-
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly, at home, in spare
time, corresponding for newspapers: no can
vasEing. experiences unnecessary Send for
particulars. Press Syndicate. Lockpcrt. NY.
WORK WANTED.
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ACCOUNTANT seeks enzaEemert: opeus.
closes. adjusts audits books: terms rea-
sonablei special rates 10 concerns not re-
qUlrtng bookkesper permanently. Account
ant. 400 Ralph St. Brooklyn.
BoOKKEHPER, &o.-By young man, IN any
once; bookkeeper, typewriter; good sales
man FOR nearby cities b E. L. III FL
Iery St. Brooklyn
BOY wishes to learn good trade; reference.
Address Lou Fox. 1S9 AIcKibbin st..
Brooklyn
BOY. 16. at anything. Address n Levine.
BIS East 72d st
CHIMNEY swEBP, exDsrienced: wo-,- ~
any kind G. 2. Jones. 2o9 West 6lst.
CHAUFFEUR, &o--By young swede: sobsri
experienced in driving and repairing cleo
tTLc vehicles; as private driver or in shop:
a. present employed. but would change A
Hail. BAL East 49th 81.
CHA AUFF'ECR sober. wiilinrr ex-
perlence on gasolens and electric cars
gererehce- shucert. care Nounenachsr. 93A
East Goth st
CARPENTER ana CABDEr1AKER g;
experienced; or as house carpenter or
PACKER Frank Dugentry. 142 Blinu St.
C--OL Hl-I. y =
CHEMISTRY STUDENT cshird year..
practical laboratory eLperience desires
place where knowledge Is essential Ex-
pertsnoe. Box Sc. Tribune Of1cs
experience with teams; first class refer
6nces- John Ko1l, BIS East e2d St
DRTvER-Marrted On bakery OF rliIk
wagon; references and security. Frsd
KettIer 400 West 66th 81.
DE1- E-L4 EL----5y young man discreet ana
reha bic. reasonable wages: IN or out OF
city. references 25 West sth ST., Room IA
DUMBWAITER and carpenter jobbsr. e1-
pertenced, as general utility man real
estate OF building concern; mail orders
promptly attended to. Olsen. 10 Doscher
81 Brooklyn
E0yGLSHAIAN. %. OF business abiltty. De-
slres position any capacity: SPEAKS Ger
man I Ssgal 407 East sth 81
E2yGRyEER's ASSISTANT refer
ence; no license; can ru2 dyramos,
pumps; fireman and ctls-. Ch- Bender ass
9Th ave-
FIREAIAN.-F1ftsen years experience as
engineer IN Pennsylvania: good mechanic;
understands steam boiler engine and pumps-
Edmond. $40 East 54th 81
FIREMAN OF WATCHMAN.-Night OF
day; long experience. good refersnceA-
Charles Evans, ASS West 5Oth ST
EANDY ALAN.-Speaks four languages;
handy with horses: knows ltquor business.
2. Harshcovlrz II Clinton ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

DAYS WORK-By German womsnj rsf-
erences. Call evenings or address SchnelL
rs East 66th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been Issued
Major BENJAMIN NJ FURssEI14 Isrn ruf.nt-y. 20 his
A.asor EBEN SWIFT. General star. from 18th Attn
Cavalry
Major THOMAS 2 DUGAN. ron 4th 70 12rh Cavalry
Major ROBERT S. SMITH payTnaster, at Dsnver.
70 duty chief pagUssJsrs Department Of Colorado
Major JAMES ". DAWES, paynaster at Atlanta. 20
duty CHEZ peyr1aster, Department OF the Gulf.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

Lieutenant Commander ANDREWE Bureau OF
Navigation, Navy Department
1fe-tenant a. Y. MARSHALL. navy yard. New YORK
Lieutenant D z THELEES. 70 naval proving ground,
Indian Head
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

sTABL.EAIAN.-F'frst class horseman; So
Der and re1ablei understands business IN
afraid of work ". care Of KOrnan. 2729
sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

PORTER or PACEER-By respectable
man. IN wholesale drygOods house No
Carrhy. As West 56th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

WAITER-Colored; dinner waiter. even
ings. Sundays holidays. can make all
kinds OF salads personal references
Emanuel, 31T West 56th st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

MOVEMENTS OF vEssEIs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
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