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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
HOME SONG

Ely Charles P CIeaves in the Met,
ropotan Magazine.
The world is fair and the world is
wide.
The bird has restless wing:
With the breeze DER the seas the
white sails glide
Where the waves on the far sands
fling.
The reindeer speeds DER the ice-bound
Oh. the traveller is kind
But there is wider world. my love.
Where together we rest and roam.
And need neither steed nor wings of d
dove
Nor sails DER the white seas foam.
'Tis the charmed world of the heart
my love.
And it lies in the valley of home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
Programme for
Decoration Day

A glance ar the following viii snow
that there is going 70 be something do
ing here on Decoration Day There
viii be more people in line OF March
than ever before seen in his CRY Il
Viii be great pageant
Order Of March
The following order Of march has
been prepared by the committee:
Programme 10 be carried out on
Decoration Day, May 3Ot:i. 1906
comrade r e Harr. chief marshall
comrade Thomas Reed. assistant
marshall.
City police and city officials
Meade Post drum corps.
Meade Post No. 6. with Union an:
Confederate Vets
School children OF % and Cd ward
schools
Marion Lodge No Ill o. o. F.
Palatine Lodge No. 81. L o. o. E
Visiting Odd Fellows.
Fairmont Band.
Canton Monongalia-
Modern Woodmen OF America
School children of First ward
School children Of 4th ward
Red Men and their Auxiliary. Daug2
tiers of Pocahontas.
Woodmen of the World.
School children OF 5th war;
x o. T NJ Lodge.
Labor Ui:ions o: various lGnf=.
Citizens on foe: and in carriages.
It IS the desire Of the committee
"a make this The lest Decoration ever
observed in Ea-:hont. and every one
is urged to asE;SG IN every wa" posi-
bye by decorating our homes AMI
business houses and turning out la
the parade.
The different organizations viii meet
in time to start the lines Of march at
10 o'clock A NJ sharp.
The Rev J. =. Broomhe... will dc,
liver The address at Woodlawa cere-
tery.
At o'clock p NJ. the different or
CARNATIONS will form in line and
march to Maple Grove cemetery,
where the H n. Ogden Will deliver
the address. after which the graves OF
.-Gr Departed comrades and brothers
will be decorated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23

The best icecream at Han.&Har.s-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
Insane Faele
Kills Daughfer
PARENT THEN ENDS HIS L,FE
WITH a REvoLvER-A TER
RISLE DEED.

.. 81 . ~
NEW YORK May 22:c:.-1n q sudda1.
fit OF insanity JOIN Cole. a ma;l=c en-
gineer. living at Wood CHI, * J.
killed his 1e-year-old dapsater Maria
by splitting aer head with an ak today,
fractured the skull of his house-kcsp-
er. Mrs. Laura Edgar. with the sane
weapon and then blew his brains oul
with a revolver The daughter wa
kiIIed while she was waving farewell 10
her 6ancee. Ernest James, who lived
with the family and had just pasaet:
out OF sight around turn in si1e rn,:<i
on his way TO work inAIanhGStan.
From all the evidence obrainahic. It
appears thar Cole a1ackel IKE house.
keeper first in her room. Sac WIS
found there by persons summoned by
witnesses of the killing OF the girl
After the daughter dropped from the
effects Of the first blow Cole struck
her on the head with the ak fou;
times. until certain that life was ex-
tinct
Waen Mrs Edgar recovered con-
sciousness in HackenSaw Hospital.
just before an operation for the relief
of compound fracture of tie skull.
she said she was Coles wife When
asked TO explain her injury she denied
that she had been struck with an axe.
bur said she struck her head against
a beam in the cellar OF tae house. Tie
half Ja1,
statement was rambling.
James is 80 years old. piumb=r
big and handsome. In ignorance OF
the crime that had followed his de
parture from the Cole residence. he
took train on the New JERSEY and
New York Railroad In the Erie fer
ry-house he heard man say that there
had been a murder with an ak at the
Place. in Wood Cliff The
house occupied by the Coles was
known as the .Gilhoo1y Place, and
James was quick TO make inquiries
His informant was hazy as TO the loca-
don of the house. and the young plum
Der. thinking that there had beer "a
nISLdkS, crossed OK Tue Terry dHo
went to WORK.
A short time after he reported fer.
luty he was informed Of the attac;<
Cole had made on his daughter AID
housekeeper and of the suicide of the
Jamess>was- completely
overwhelmed
1t is almost Incredible" he cried
7 can't believe it. There is only one
Cole went suddenly
insane.
He was an engineer on the HariI-
lon ferryboat Montauk. one of the
Oldest marine engineers in the harbor-
had known him and his family for
a long time ana had been engaged to
marry MS daughter for over a year
We we're TO have been married in a
lev months. In fact. was like one
d the family The old gentleman:
me a great deal about his
little investments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
notice.!

Persons owning lots IN Woodlawn
cemetery. and wishing to have spe-
cia1 work done on them, as grading,
sowing to better grade. Of grass, or
any other improvement they may de-
sire, can have same done at reason
able price That Is special feature.
and We are prepared to do this Kind
of work. promptly. Address the Su-
perintendent-
Mn. BARNS. 1e.e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
BLANKETS MoTHERIN-LAw.
Lyman Is Arrested Because He
Throws Sheet Over Woman
Who Wouidn't Get His
Breakfast

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 29e-Be-
cause he threw a wet sheet over his
mother-in-law and drenchcd her with
a bottle OF milk Warren Lyman was
arrested upon complaint of Mrs Julia
Andrew. mother OF his wife
Lyman convulsed all who heard him
tell the court that he could not get
breakfast because his wife was III and
his mother-inlaw too sleepy with
novel reading to get up. He said ne
wet-blanketed Mrs-Andrew ito keep
her quiet The case was continued
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
Worse.

Detroit Free Press.
Tn awfuIly Superstitious about
giving knives away, aren't you"
Yes. Why. I'm even superstitious
about lending them"
Why soy
Because seldom get them back"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
couw7ERFEtTs FOR SICK WEE

Lawyer Says His Practice Did No:
Yield Enough
INDIANAPOLIS. May 22--William
B. Schwartz. a member of the Indian
apolis bar. was arrested by Federal
officers on 4 charge Of counterfeitins'
Schwartz confessed to the officers
and surrendered the dies he used in
making the spurious coin His Law
practice. he said, did not yield a suff'
cient income for the support of his
sick wife
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23

Mn BARNS. 1e-2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-23
baltimore q Ohio Exeursion

Sunday. May %. 800 to Wheeling
and return. Special train leaves Fair
mont at 1855 n m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
BOMB WRECKS BUILDING.
williamsburg in Confusion By Al
Ieged Work of Black Hand.

The neighbornood os Bushwick avenue and
Boe-u-n street. Williamsburg. was thrown into eA-
citer,ent early yesterday morning by an explosion
which shattered hundreds of windows emo olew
out tie entire front o. large three-stofy oouole
frame house at No. ESQ B1shwlck avenue. 4he
police say that the explosion was caused by
bomb and II is alleged 10 have been The work OF
members o. the Black Hand. Francisco Messina.
tailor who lives on side OF the ground noor
with his wife ana three children. was evidently
the intended victim. for he says that for several
weeks he has been receiving threatening letters
kgnsd by the Black Hand The first letter, he
SAYS. demanded $500 but recently the amount
has ewindled down 70 S4O0 The tailor paid nc
attention the letters.
Ten Italian families live in the house Shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning the explosion
took place II not only blew out the entire lower
front q that dwelling. but shattered the front OF
az adjoining house and smashed hundreds Of win
6ows in g long row OF foIr-story double brick
houses CT tbs Opposite side OF the street TIE
reserves from the Stagg street staten were turned
out and were kept busy ouieting the several hun
orec Italians who 1--we in that neigh hborhood-
Frank and Antonio Passar1t1arI, brothers. or No.
$50 Flushing avenue, and Baldassiro Panone, of
No. B3 M0nrrose avenue. were arrested Eus-
picious persons The men were later srraigned in
the Manhattan sven police court and held with
cut bail By Magistrate O Reilly
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
DARING ROBBERY IN PARK ROW.

Some tins between midnight and daylight yester-
day burglars broke the narrow strip Of plate glass
az the west end Of the show window or wen &
Co.. at No. Il Park Row. and stole six trays OF
jewelry. including several watches. the whole val
Eed at $3.50 -
The robbery vas remarkable for the daring man
ner in which K was accomplished, Tor the snow
window is IN the fun glare Of many ELECTRIC llShts
and faces the box occupied by the starter OF the
Third and Fourth avenue cars where they make
ethe loop IN front Of the Postohtce Besides. many
persons pass from Park Row 10 Broadway even IN
the early morning hours
& L Ensley. a newspaper man, on his way
home inst before 5 o'clock, discovered the broken
show window and reported II TO the police. The
store has been robbed five times in the last six
months the total loss being about $500 strong
gaIvanized iron network, which fastened with g
b~ass paddock through a staple the end
Of the window. was put up after the third robbery
The thieves yesterday morning pried of the pad
lock- broke or cut the narrow strip Of plate glass
and took the trays. They threw the trays
away around the corner IN Ann street The car
starter found them and gave them a man who
sells sandwiches close by. The police OF ths Oak
street station found the trays there, and were
about to arrest the sandwich man, until he proved
abb
consultation with detectives from Police Head
quarters Yesterday forenoon. The police of the
Oak street stsC Con are also at work on the case.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
sAKI AND JIUJITsU COST $6.
But Tom and Ray Were Only Celebrating
His Maiesty's Birthday.

Tom HASH and Ray Kamachi, two small Japs.
srnilingIy sfaced Magistrate Finn in the Tomos
police court yesterday morning, on the technical
charges of ntoxicaton and disorderly conduct. but
five policemen would have liked TO have seen them
sent up for life Liberal and frequent drinks OF
saki in honor of the birthday of his majesty, the
Emperor Of Japan, were responsible for their Won
derful exhibition OF ju-tsu on the five unsophist-
Gated policemen
The fun began on the elevated platform at
Chatham Square early yesterday morning. when
Patrolman Giber the Oak street station. thought
Tom was q little too boisterous. He asked him
TO quiet down, but before he had finished he found
himself lying between the tracks. Crawling up on
the platform. Giber raped for assistance. -Four
brother policemen came 10 his aid. Two exponents
OF iiu-jitsu easily match for the five blue
coats but the sakt handicap Tom and Ray
got of with 8 apiece, which they snNngly paid
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
THAw TRIAL PROBABLY THIS MONTH
Jerome viii Begin Prosecution Soon After
Election Day, It Is Believed.

By the middle Of this month, It is believed
Harry K. Thaw will be placed on trial for the
killing OF Stanford White on June %. Thaw's
case has dropped from No. 10. where he started
to second on the list. there being only one Ital-
ian homicide case ahead OF him.
It has been the intention of the District Attor-
new, as The Tribune has frequently announced.
TO bring the case TO trial shortly after Election
Day and TO personally prosecute. This inten-
ton will probably be carried out Mr.. Jerome
has inferred. at various arguments. that the
temporary writ of prohibition. which is still ac-
tive against him, might delay the prosecution $
preparation Of the case but such is not believed
to be the case. Thaw will probably know his
fate by December l, and bids fair TO spend his
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

ought 70 dare and does not. has not lived Man
needs TO learn that It is as the poet has put It.
his perdition 70 be safe. when he ought to die
whether for truth for any high cause worthy
or his life. The true optimist is not he who is
biancly ignorant OF osdaintulIy oblvious to
the consequences of his acts, but ne who knowing
t.1at right is right. Ecorns consequence 10 follow
right Scorn consequence the high counsel
offered Emerson b. his aunt. Always do what
you are afraid to do"
theodore Roosevelt is the great saving asset OF
the Republican party because he is rightly held
0y the nation 10 be a scorner OF consequence
roosevelt IS greatest when he is himself his dar-
IhE ana achieving self when, shaking off the
rigEt-aye, 10 lead the people Alright
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
RESTAURANTS.
STORAGE NOTICE.
METROPOLITAN FTRE-PROOF STORAGE
warehouse Co. 50 and a. Vest 8sth ct.

METROPoLITAN FTRE-PROOF STORAGE
Warehouse Co.. So and Il Vest 8frl, g+
New York. Nov S-S 1000
To H. Kaufman. Mr.. or Ms Ceorra
Davis, Helen Harrington. ". Flnn.nr !
Ns!ly. Z. F. Nhlrmcre. Jos. = AIaI5dlra-
son. Mr. OF Mrs Henry Veltor = 9
y est. Mrs s. St Clair. Miss Dorothy Ken
ca-. Mrs. \. n White c. 4 Borst, c. p
Brocix, Ida Briggs. Fred K Crosby. Mrs L
E1le. Randolph Hartley. Mrs. F. = FourL-
ton. Ms @ @ Leach. Mrs. Helena ReTsr
Mrs hzccht. AIRS. Miriam Afaurl1. You ans
each OF you are hereby notified hat the
unle for the payment OF our lien upor the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after Que notice thereof had been
given you, we VIII cause such property. 10
KIT; household goods. personal effects ard
merchandise stored by you CT IN YOUR
name r the Metropolitan Fire-Proof Storage
Warehouse Co. warehouses TO hs sold az
pub auction according 10 ths statute in
such case made and provided al 1u- ware
houses. 80 and Al " 6f-h st. New yorI,
city. or Monday Nov. 1etF and Monday
Nov. 28tH 1906 a. 1890 o. N. and II he
sale thereof Is not completed on the SAID
dates he same VIII be continued n the
same place on each and every Monday
thereafter. beginning al 1870 a. m t,-rIi
the sale is completed
METRCPOLITA FIRE-PPOOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90
Cass. s. Norris. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
RABBI ADDRESSES Y. N. C. A.
Or. Stephen s. Wise Speaks on "Do or Die
Versus Don't and Die"

Of Congregation Beth-Isrsel. Portland Ore and
child Labor Commissioner Of Oregon. spoke yes
terdAy afternoon st the mems meeting OF the West
Side branch OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatton. No 80 West 9th street. His topic was,
DO or Die Versus Don't and Die" He said. n
psrti
Men are often faced bv the choice DO or die
versus don't and DIE" The man who 6sres and
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
TREAT TO ADDRESS y, NJ. c. A.

The annual dinner Of the international committee
OF Young Mems Christian Associations of North
America, 10 be held ct the waldorf-Astoria on
Thursday evening. November g. Will celebrate the
forteth anniversary Of the appointment Of the
committee Among the speakers will be = n
Treat treasurer of the United States; c. NJ. nays
OF he Grand Trunk Railway; Colonel John J. Nc
COOK. James y. Garfield end John L. Mctt
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST.

LOST.
LOST.-Bankbook No. -, ,4e2 or Dry Dock
Savings Bank any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 70 present the
sane 20 The hank within thirty days or tEe
said book viii be declared cancelled and
eItiRgCisled and q rev ons issued In lieu
JlerecC.
LOST-Balkbook Nc e43 CSC, Bank for
Savings. 80 4th ave. New York Pay
mert stopped Please return book % hank
LOST.-Baakbook No TO9. 2s3. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave, New York. Pay
Elent stopped Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

n. Y, y. H & HARTFORD r. r,
TraIEs depart nom Grand Central Sration.
42d ST. and 4th ave. as follows for
BOSTON via New Lcndon & ProV.-~ga 90
?: 1900. sxil10;02 A. NJ f9I.O1
sx1:Jl. sxii3:0O, fti5.0C - 5;o7. sfI2:0a
P n VIA Wiilimaurfc-fgs.O A NJ.
1900 p N. via SpSd--fS.14 A NJ
4II2:OO. si4-G0 81 90 P N
MANS sd P u
LAKEVLLLE and NORFOLK - fTS a
a NJ t3:S1 ?. NJ
Ct harrington. StOckbridgs, Lsnox Pftts-
neld-+4:54. f98;49 A IL al "a azA
1871 % NJ
Ticket Offices az cG-and Central s-zesoa
aud c125th St. also At c245 1900 cIsc<
Z way. eos Union square cfs2 Fitsh Ava,
c245 Columbus Ava. c649 Madison AVa..
c1O5 " 125th ST.. 279s Third Ave-. "a
Brooklyn. ca Court st. 47S NozCrazd Ara.
3q0 B'wzy
Daily. Except Sundays. FSccps "A
f25th st xS5ops AZ 125th ST Sundays 0uiv-
%Parlor Car Limited Eas dining cAa
eParlor aEd Sleeping Car t-ckst1 a1so. E2z2-
urdays snly.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
Mr@ .rrrerw nrNrrai

- u
STATIONS West sd 81. n Z
Time SHOWN bs4Gw "a from LAoerEy So
West I'D 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier ax-
espt as noted BY grating marks.
PEILADE DELPHTA-
m@l2.00. MI o. 40 90. s9. 90 400 90,
:n'o 90. 200. IS w. 'S.eG. p10sO P A.s
BALTIMORE AND wAsHNGroN
500 n'l0.oo n'l2 90. 800. t"4oo. m'dO@
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-a4e0. 90.
S.4p a NJ XL-OC, $50. k8. 20. A15d. soc
p N. x6. 15. Sundays. $50, g. 40 A II
ATLANTIC CITX-'S. 40 A H.. Il-oe ks-a9
L o N c BRANCH. AsBURy PARK,
OCEAN GROVE (SUndaYF No. Ashury
Park)-z4 90. 80 1I9O A NJ sx12 -.
10. "a IS. Sis. $50 s.3Q 112Ot sum
A N. 400. sa0 P n
Tina taoies giving trains 70 EAsrOH,
BETHLEHEM. ALl-ESTO MAUCH
CHUNK. WIKI KES BAR RPE. SCR ANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLaE.
be Obtained at following OFFICES Liberty ST.
(Weat 23d St Tei-. 3I4f Crssea). 3 AEt0P
House. PAS. 42A 1900. i35 Broadway. 1ae
5th Az. 2s1 5th Av-. 25 Union sqGars West,
lumbus Av.. New York. Court s.. S43.
844 FuitCH st 4T9 Nostrand Av.. Brook
lyn: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co cslls for ard checks bag
gage TO destination
sDaily. tDaify. except Sunday psun-
days tParior cars only aExcepe Sstuf-
days. mDininx car. xS&turdays only.
EE'rcrn Liberty St only.
From Twenty-thlrd Strest-si220 20 P. N.
90 30 P. ID. 1L5O P. n. ks.2O P. M-s
VIC REsLER. ". c HOPE.
vice-Pres- < Gen M=-- Gen Psss'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND PCC- TABLES
Fitted with ne incom-
80 parable
So FC-a~cL Cushions.
@=B Incorssd by al the prom
iusnr Billiard Experts in
the world professional and amateur.
PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT ANY
AND ALL REQUIREMENTS. BILLIARD
MATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS AT
REASONABLE RATES.
The Brunswick -Balke-Collen6er Co.
Salesrooms. 227 & 229 4th sv-, cor. 18th st
MANCFACTCRER- OF billiard and pool
tables. ttga grade bowling alley build
eTs; lo~eFt prices. MARX BROS, "a
Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought ar highest market value: made
Into new articles or exchange for new few
cry or Ja-a1ese goods al II. T. Topper 5
factory, IS West 51s- St. basement.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
TYPEWRITING.

INPEW RI IERS.-An makes sold, rented
TepaiEed, exchanged. reliable service.
German. 79 Mas au S. Telephone 2740-
COrIlaudt-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

LackaWanna l Railroad.
Leave n. 2. Barclay. Christoph><. w aa4
Sts.
- 90 A M-For Rfnghaurou and EfrnsrsH
80. 90 A A-For Bu6a4o. ChicsE 20 lnS- 81
Louis.
81 40 p M-For Bunzlo and Chfcaxo
"A 90 p M-For Scranton and Plvrnouxh
ns6 - p M-For BuTaio and CHICAGO.
ss IS P M-For Buffalo. Syracuse rthara
% 90 A. M--Chlcag9 ag9-Sleepors open 81 90
VI
Tickets a. I49 t2s i1sS. 1434 Broaazar.
y 939 Fulton St. klyn. sDafiys
Except Sunday. Leaves Chrisrorhar 81.
20 P N weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

AsK INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
s1V 70 Ea3 monthly, az home. IN spare
NIie, corresponding FOR newspapers no
ss@H'assirg expsrisncs unnecessary send
tcE para u!arz. Press Syndicate. Lock
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
n ThrogES 91iS-t Daily -s51h T-ains 70 .hs w-ss

Leave New York City. 22d 81 Lib'Y Sc.
CHICAGO. PITTS BURG. f150 pm 70 IS n't
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS 11.50 am l200 n .
PTTTSECRG. CLEVED 850 Pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED $50 pm 700 pEa
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LGUIsV. II 80 Pm 1215 n't
GIN ST L.CIrT9. .LOCI5V. o 80 an 10 90 az1
CTN. ST LOUIS. .LOCIsV. $50 pm 600 pm
OHHces: PAS 434. 1900 Broadway. 8 Ascor
House I08 Greenwich ST, 25 Union squars
w 3eI Grand St. y 2. S43 Fulton St,
BROOKLYN. West 23t 81. and Liberty St
After ?. n sleeping car reservations
and ruu information regarding trains eIo..
can b obtained AZ Bureau OF Information.
3 & o R. R 23d Sc, TsEminA-. 'Phona
No Cheissa-314A
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
WEMY1EGA (ENE2A-
q racs1N RIys7 7AuanAn


Trains leave Grand Central Station. s2d 81.
and. except the $50 a. M I.02 a30, 11.eo
?. n, step at l25th 81 u rnlnutas Iatsr.
BuTaio-fs. 80. - As 80 40 A m I03
s1o5. -2-04. ss80. s60o. 500. -. 20.
$3.50 s1L30 ,. N
$50 500. IS o. 80. sII 80 ;. n.
Cincinnati-E204. 80. $780, 's.s0. 'l1.s0
.. m
clsyeIand-.s.45 a n. '1Os, $50. 600.
soc $3.50 s1L3O ?. m
Coium bus-s2.O4 s5 so IS 10, - 30 :. n.
Detroit-ss 40 a. II. @i-GS. 80 So oc.
- 60. $50. %1L3O 2. n.
InGianapoiis--2.0 o. s5. 30. al. so >. n.
Montreal-sI2 20. ts-20 45 a. n TOO.
Niagara Fail.-+sse. ts45 a. N. 10 20
a n. s1.02 @1.O5. '20+. 500. 's-0O
$40. $50 %11.30 .. N.
9. Louis o. $50 sIL30 ?. N
IoFonto-4S.S 50 a n. as. 90 - 80, f11-SO pm
HARLEM DIVISION.
s.O5 a. m. ana 3.55 ?. n. ex- sunday. %
F'ttsaeld and North Adams sunday. s-S3
a N.
Pullman cars on all through trains.
1icket Offices al 149. 24o. AS and lis
5roAd way. . Union So. w, 275 CoiuTa ol .
Az. III West 125rh St, Grand Centra
6nd and 10th St Stations. New York 5sc ana
20 Fulton St. and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn
Daiiy- fExcept Sunday. Except Acnday
1eiephone SEQ 3SIh St" for New YORK
SenCraI Cab Services. Baggage checked rom
motel or residence by Westcott Express
wee Pres 3 Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Trafac Ngr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED
Male.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON uay earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for neWspa pers, 10
caErssElng5 experience unnecessary. send
for particulars Press Syndicate, Lock
port. y.
AGENTS. .-Sickness accident and death:
one OF the best insurance companies wants
agents. they csn axe $50 Ter wees Au-
c. ess Insurance. Box o9J5, Boston, Mass
BAEER.-F-irsr class oven worker, Vienna
baking all kinds OF bread. rolls. etc
Eteacy work. city or country. Berger As
East 5Cth 81.
2ACHINIST and ENGINEET, Expert
enceci electric; worked several years IN
chemical factory good references. William
Sfeis, $oe Washington ave. North Newark.
WANTED Experienced non-unl0n mono
type keyboard operator. Buxton q Skin
aer stationery Co ST. Louis. No
YOUNG NAN. 1919. wanted % work IN
neWspsper ONCE, must be bright and neat
sno nave coed references. can Mr. HIS
1b4 Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
ABRAHAM { STRACS.
BROOKLYN, WANT A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT As
PARCEL WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
IENDENT. DEPART
MENT OF WRAPPING
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES-5OO second hand
wood ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY sSs Madison st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
RALTTw0RE z nEIn 2. 2.


E-O1 a. BILE LAl-N z Lt-AA-e3
Every other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York City 23d ST LIb'y 81.
WASHINGTON Buffet TGO an 500 an
WASHINGTON Diner 9BO am 10 90 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. Il so an Il 90 an
WASHINGTON. BUFFET 4 50 pm 2G0 pm
@''ROTAL LTD % Diner. 35O pm 4 90 pra
WASHINGTON. Diner. 5.50 pm 500 pm
WASHINGTON Bu-st. 3 so pm 200 pua
WASHINGTON. slsepsrs. 11.5O pm 12. 1s ma
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05

For Porto LR1Go
steamships OF the RED d. LINE viii
saII from Pier IL. near Vail St Ferry.
RrookIyn fer san Juan direct. as follows:
s. CARACAS. Saturday. Nov. IU. noon
s PHILADELPHIA sat, Nov. "a, noon
For freight or passage apply 70
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETE
General Managers, 81 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
Esn1oYMENr AGENCIES.
FOR sALE

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