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, 1906-01-18
SOLICITING FUNDS FOR
ARMENIAN ORPHANS.

Brothers Nicolai and Daniel, Armen-
night and today were about soliciting
funds for the benefit of orphans created
by the Staying of Christians by the
Turks in their native country. The
priests have recommendations from the
mayors and chief officers of a number
of places. They spent four months in
Canada and have been in this country
two months. One of them stated to
The Republican hat there were 125
boys in n place whose parents were
slain by the recent Turkish outrages.
The priests are from Rardestan, Ar
menia.
, 1906-01-18
NOT GOING TO JOIN
TROUPE OF OLD MAIDS.

Miss Hortense Yarnell of Denver has
decided not to accept the position of
school teacher at Meeteetse which was
offered to her and which she accepted,
says the Cheyenne Tribune.
Her action is the result of the noto-
riety given M~eeteetse and the Grey Bull
club of that place as the result of their
decision to advertise for young women
to come to that section for purposes
of matrimony. Miss Yarnell says she
is not going to join the troupe of old
maids who are planning to go to Nee
teetse and has written declining the
position as teacher.
, 1906-01-18
ARE SAID TO Be
HOGG|NG PLACES
oKLAHoMANS SAID TO BE TAKING
CHARGE WHILE INDIAN TER
RIToRY FURNISHES MEN.
Conference Committee is Trying to
Smoothe Over Rough Places and
Bring Peace to Divergent Elements
Western Implement Dealers
Elect and Adjourn.

South McAlister, 1. T., Jan. 1S.-A
conference committee representing the
lndiahoma Union, an organization Of
eighty thousand farmers of both terri
tories and of boilers who favor an Or
ganization consisting of Indian Terri
tory members only, met this morning
and endeayored to smoothe out the diff
fculties caused by the charges that Ok
lahomans are monopolizing the organi-
cation, though Indian Territory fur
nishes the bulk of the members.
, 1906-01-18
MOTOR CAR MADE
A SPLENDID RUN.

Trainmaster F. G. Let's returned last
night from Rawlins, where he had been
with motor car No. 5. The car made
a splendid run across the Laramie
Rawlins section. covering the distance
between this city and Bosler in thirty
fee minutes, including time to get in
on a sidetrack at that station. Carl
Jackson, the lineman, rode the car to
Lookout and speaks quite highly of it,
saying it runs faster and smoother,
with less noise and less confusion than
the smaller car No. 1, which was seen
here. The new car will accommodate
100 persons and can develop forty or
fifty miles an hour on level track.
, 1906-01-18
LOOKING FOR
BUSY YEAR
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF MEN,
BEERS OF BAPTIST CHURCH IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Large Sum of Money Raised for New
Building and Officers Chosen With
View Of Pushing Work-oficers
Elected for Church, Sunday School
and Young Peoples Union.

The annual conference of the congre-
cation of the Baptist church was held
at st. Paul's church last night, with a
large and enthusiastic gathering of
members, and with Rev. r. Addison
Lansdell, the popular and hustling
young pastor, as the chairman. The
whole meeting was characterized by
unanimity of feeling, enthusiasm at
the outlook and hope for great good
from the coming year.
The reports of the church clerk, the
treasurer, the board of trustees, the
Baptist Young Peoples union, the La
dies Aid society, the Ladies Mission
circle and the Sunday school were
read, each breathing the optimistic air
prevalent for several months. Es-
p~ecially noteworthy vas the report OF
the board of trustees concerning the
new building, the plans for which have
been drawn, part Of the material or
dered and which will be built during
the coming year. 1t was shown that
the board had on hand in cash and
cash equivalent $1,000. This does not
include the sale of some church prop
erty, which Is expected to add consid-
erably to the fund, and the certain do
nation from the Home Mission society
of the church, assurances having come
from Rev. Bruce Kinney of Salt Lake,
the missionary for Wyoming and Utah,
and other prominent Baptists that the
society would lend substantial aid.
The church, it was definitely decided,
should be built.
The following officers of the church
were elected during the evening. For
the church:
Clerk. II. Merriam.
Treasurer-Mrs. AIDA Ulen.
Deacon-W. H. Peabody.
Deaconess-Mrs. Watt.
Trustees-M. T. Ulen, j. 7. Holiday
N. e. Cortheii, w. H. Frazee, w. H,
Peabody, J. M. Hoge and w. H. Beau
dom.
The Sunday school officers elected
were as follows:
Superintendent. H.. Merriam.
Assistant-Dr. Quaintance.
Secretary and Treasurer-Miss Alice
Holiday.
Organist-Miss Gladys Corthell.
For the Baptist Young Peoples unioI
the following officers were elected:
2resident-Mrs. r. A. Lansdell.
, 1906-01-18
FATTED SOME HOGS
IN HIS PEA FIELDS.

Colonel E. J. Bell of the Millbrook
ranch brought to town yesterday aft
twelve dressed hogs, averaging
about 200 pounds each, which he fatted
on his pea fields, following the lambs,
last season., and the meat ranks with
the best English bacon, as well as he
can make out. The hogs ran first on
the alfalfa fields, and when the lambs
were put on the peas the pigs were
turned in to follow, ieshing with nc
further cost or trouble to the ranch
man.
, 1906-01-18

Como, Colo, Jan. 1S.-Yesterday
afternoon an immense epbankment of
snow swept down on the train from
Leadvllle to Denver on the South Park
line, and overwhelmed and derailed all
the coaches. The passengers and crew
had no time to save themselves, and
half a dozen persons were badly hurt.
The train was finally dug out and
, 1906-01-18
LONG Term in Short Time.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. Isles than
t%wenty-four hours after he assaulted
a 1~0-year-old white school girl, Julius
Pritchard, % years old, white, pleaded
guilty n was started for the peni-
Tertiary this afternoon to serve from
ten to twentyone years. He accosted
the girl as she was coming from
school. He offered her a nickel to hold
a screen at his house while he nailed
it and then dragged her into a corn
field. He was arrested on her de-
scription.
, 1906-01-18

Paris, Jan. 1S.-France has formally
broken relations with Venezuela. A let
ter of recall has been sent to Taigny,
the French representative at Caracas.
Two heavy protected cruisers are be-
ing equipped to join the French Allan
tic squadron as the result of the rup-
ture with Castro.
M%auboorget, the Venezuelan consul
here, has been officially notified to
leave France within twenty-four hours.
A counsel of ministers has been called
to decide what measures to take
against Castro.
, 1906-01-18

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 1S.-A bold
plan to fleece shippers has just been
discovered here in the stock yards.
Evidence reveals an organization of
men whose purpose it is, by a system
of oyerweights and underweights, to
defraud cattle owners. j. Miller, a
trader, testified in the trial of a case
here that the stock yards organization
had arranged it so that when they
bought cattle the latter we're under
weighed, and when they were sold
they were overweighed. The men
reaped a big harvest.
, 1906-01-18

@ Washington, Jan. 1S.-Friends @
o of the president in the senate 9
Q held a conference this morning Q
Q to determine the course on the 9
@ Tillman resolution, to be intro 9
@ duced today, asking for the ap- Q
g pointment of a committee to in G
9 v~estigate the Mrs. Morris Incl 9
@ dent. The resolution is regarded @
G as insulting to President Roose- g
@ welt by many. Tillman says the @
@ resolution would not have been in Q
@ troduced if he had not been goad- o
@ ed by Senator Hale. Q
Q @ Q @ Q Q @ @ @ OS G
, 1906-01-18
is o CANDIDATE.
Missouri Attorney General Takes No.
tice of Action of Club.

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. lS.-Asked
about the Kingsville, Mo, "Hadley-for-
Governor club" the attorney general
made famous by the Standard Oil suit
today said: 81 am not a candidate fol
governor. If l were it would be toe
early to discuss the matter. / am toe
much engrossed with the duties of my
office to think of anything else"
, 1906-01-18
FIND GOOD ORE IN
THE WORKING SHAFT.

e. p. Baker and his daughter, Laura,
came in from Leslie this afternoon, and
Laura will remain in the city. Mr..
Baker brought specimens of the rock
being taken from the shaft of the
Strong mine, at a depth of 300 feet and
over, which is pronounced very rich
in both copper and gold, streams of the
precious metals occurring in the gray
granite at close intervals. The shaft
is being sunk without regard to the
ore body, and the veins encountered
were not looked for in that locality.
, 1906-01-18
BOUGHT SOME CATTLE

Mr.. Mclaughlin, of the Empire Land
and Cattle company. Laramie, has been
in the valley for days past and has pur-
chased upward of 400 head of cattle
from Messrs. w. e. Sears, 1. S. Stanley,
Huston, Day n Kidding, says the Sar-
atoga correspondent of the Rawlins Re-
publican. The herd passed through the
city on Saturday morning on their way
to Walcott. They will be shipped to
Grand Island, Neb. Good, nay, excel
lent prices have been obtained. The
cattle were in fine condition, especially
those sold by w. e. Sears.
, 1906-01-18
HAS BEEN INFORMED
OF DELAY IN OPENING.

William H. Maxwell of this city, who
was the lowest bidder for the govern
ment building at Colorado Springs, and
who has been asked to submit another
bid on a revised set of specifications,
was informed by telegraph that the
bids would not be asked until the first
of February, a delay OF a week from
the date set a day or two ago. Mr..
Maxwell and the two next lowest bid
ders will be asked to bid, no others be-
ing allowed. Colorado stone will be
used under the new specifications.
, 1906-01-18
A NEGLECTED..
Not Flower or Wreath Placed on Tomb
of Franklin.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1S.-While
exercises We're held throughout the
country yesterday in commemoration of
Ben Franklin's anniversary, the grave
of the philosopher and his wife's here
%forsaken, not a flower or a
being placed on the slab.
, 1906-01-18
LOST FINGERS AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT.

William Glass of this city, working
at the government building, had his
right hand caught in the cable at the
hosting derrick this afternoon, three
fingers being badly mangled. Two of
them were amputated by DR.. Stevens
at his office.
, 1906-01-18
CHINESE ENTERTAINED.
Nebraska Officials Meet Representa-
tives From Empire.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 1S.-The Chinese
commissioners. accompanied by sixty
prominent Cinnamon, were entertained
today by Governor Mickey, President
Andrews of the state university and
Mayor Brown.
, 1906-01-18
WILL CHANGE THE LINE
FROM LOOKOUT WEST.

A gang of telegraph linemen will be
at Lookout shortly to change the tele-
graph line along the new grade of the
double track between Lookout and
Hanna. The line is o in the way of
the graders and will be moved out of
the way.
, 1906-01-18
Aged Denver Woman Dying.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Gottsleben, wife of the pioneer
jeweler, is dying at st. Joseph's hos
this afternoon, the result of in
iuries caused by being thrown from a
street car to the pavement last even.
ing. Mrs. Gottsleben Is GA years old,
and on that account her recovery is
regarded as impossible.
, 1906-01-18
WILL ATTACk RULINGS.
Union Pacific and Other Roads to File
Suits in Court.

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 1S.-The Union
Pacific this afternoon intends to file
suit in the federal court attacking all
rulings by the railroad commissioners
on the allegations that the new rates
are unreasonable, unjust, unlawful.
discriminatory and hence void. The
Katy" Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific and
Rock Island will file similar suits.
, 1906-01-18
WIFE OF RANCHMAN
ILL AT ROCK RIVER.

Word came today that Mrs. j.
S. Kidd, wife of the REX River
ranchman, and former residents of this
city, is quite i'll at her home there. The
nature of the trouble was not given in
the telegram to her physician here.
, 1906-01-18
Police Make Mistake.

Parsons, Kas, Jan. 1S.-After W
alleged gambling houses had been raid
ed last night, the police broke into the
Eagles hall and were d~umbfounded
when they found the empty save
for the body of a dead man lying in
state.
, 1906-01-18
PUTTING UP ICE
FOR CITY DELIVERY.

George Knadler has begun filling his
own icehouses for ZONE consumption,
having filed all the present orders for
ice for the railroad company. He has
SO far recovered from his recent i'll
ness as to be able to oversee the work.
, 1906-01-18
~HEADGATEs
ON HIS LATERALS

On HIS IA ERALS
e j. Bell today sent a large amount
of lumber to the ranch, which will be
used in building headgates on his lat.
.eral irrigation canals, in preparation
for the spring planting on the Mill
brook ranch.
, 1906-01-18
coNvELEscENT AFTER

Miss Frances Baumbach. who has
been i'll for the past five weeks with a
complication of diseases, beginning
with appendicitis, is convalescent and
will recover, her friends feel assured.
, 1906-01-18
SNOWSUDE ENGULFS
PASSENGER TRAIN

reached Denver this morning. The in
jured passengers were taken to their
homes. The only one seriously hurt
is William Morris, a brakeman. His
experience, however, was extremely
thrilling.
, 1906-01-18
WILL RAISE RESIDENCE
AND BUILD ADDITION,

Oscar Rogers has taken a contract
to raise the residence On Second street,
belonging to Mrs. p. H. Jacobs and re-
Gently vacated by the Walters family,
putting the building on higher founda-
ton and building an addition in the
rear.
, 1906-01-18
Much Suffering in Japan.

Toxic, Jan. 1S.-Statistics show that
10000 people of northern Japan are
famine-stricken. The suffering is be-
lieved to be greater than the govern
ment admits.
, 1906-01-18
Moroccan Conference in Session.

Algiers, Spain, Jan. 1S.-The second
sitting Of the Moroccan conference be
gan this afternoon for the purpose OF
enabling the delegates to exchange i'm
pressions. The American feet has left
Gibraltar for Tangiers.
, 1906-01-18
Implement Dealers Adjourn.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 1S.-The
Western Retail Implement Dealers as
s~ociation today elected officers and ad-
journed. J.. B. Burtes of Waterville.
Kas., is the new president.
, 1906-01-18
Views Same AS of old.

San Dakan, Borneo, Jan. fS.-Bryan
was interviewed here regarding the in
dependence of the Philippines II said
his views had not changed by his per-
|sonal visit.
, 1906-01-18
Small Comfort for TiIIman.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Tillman's res
olution in the Morris case was intro
duced and tabled by a vote of fifty
four to eight.
, 1906-01-18
BLACKBOARD SENATOR
INSULTS PRESIDENT

given by the rising generation to use
the English language surpasses my ex-
I%pectation. Regarding the independence
of the islands, my views have n o
changed"
, 1906-01-18
MOTHERS
LIFE SAVED
HEROIC EFFORTS OF SIXTEEN
YEAR-OLD DENVER GIRL PRE-
VENTS SERIOUS Acci-
DENT LAST NIGHT.

Mother Suffering From Asthma and
Arises in Night to Get Some Med
icine, Overturning Lamp and Set
ting Fire to Night Dress-Girl
Tears Carpet and Enve.ops Mother
in Its Folds, Preventing Her Death.
, 1906-01-18
TA|(NY IS
RECALLED
SEVERANCE OF RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND VENEZ-
UELA ANNOUNCED FROM
PARIS TODAY.

French Representative at Caracas Told
to Leave and Protected Cruisers
Being Equipped to Join French At
lantic Squadron-Moroccan Con-
ference Begins Second Session At
Algiers Today-Foreien.
, 1906-01-18

Why not get all the news when it
is news by reading The Republican?
, 1906-01-18
TILLMAN OF SOUTH CAROLINA is
GROWING so ARROGANT THAT
NOTICE MUST BE TAKEN
OF CONDUCT.

VIII Introduce Resolution Asking APP
pointment of Committee to Inves-
tigate Mrs. Morris Incident-He
Should Be Kicked from Senate
Bryan Surprised at Promise to Use
the English Language by Filipinos.
, 1906-01-18
IMMENSE EMBANkMENT COMES
DOWN MOUNTAIN SIDE AND
CATCHES SOUTH PARK
TRAIN UNDERNEATH.

Coaches DeraiIed and Half Dozen
Persons Hurt, Most Seriously Be-
ing Brakeman, Who Had Thrilling
Experience-Pioneer Woman of
Denver Fatally Injured by Being
Thrown From Moving Street Car.
, 1906-01-18
MURPHY
GETc HIT
OLIU HUI
ARIZONA DELEGATIONS MOUTH.
PIECE CREATES SCENE IN
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
ON TERRITORIES.

Denounced as False and LibeIous the
Charges He Said Emanated From
White House That Corrupt Lobby
Is Being Maintained at Capital
Called Down by Chairman of Com
mittee for Making the Charges.
, 1906-01-18
To FLEECE
SHIPPERS
ORGANIZATION AT KANSAS CITY
STOCK YARDS REAPs LARGE
HARVEST FROM THE
STocKMEN.

Had Plan to Underweigh Cattle They
Bought and Overweight Those They
Sold, Story Coming Out in Trial of
Case in Kansas City Courts This
Mornins-AssaiIant of Little Girl
Given Long Sentence.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
monk" EASTMAN GANG BUSY.
Man Shot in Early Morning-Victim Held
by Police.

William Brown. said also to be known as
Boston Louis" was shot by man thought to
be a member OF the Monk Eastman gang
early yesterday morning IN front OF the Colum-
bia Hotel, in list street He had been drinking
with q crowd, and after argument three OF
the men went across the street. while two stayed
with Brown.
One Of the men opposite Brown was heard
10 say 20 a companions:
you do fl, and do 1t right"
With that the addressed IS said to have
whipped a gun out of his pocket and fired
Brown fell to the sidewalk. but leaped TO his feet
again.
Before another OF the trio could get his gun
out Of his pocket Of the men who had been
standing with Brown ran across and threw the
would-be assailant into the gutter PatrOlman
Movers OF the 9th street station, hearing the
shot from Second avenue, ran through the long
block but by the time he got there all but
Brown had run away scattering down the Bow
cry DR. Phillips, 6f Bellevue Hospital. found
that the bullet had grazed Browns skull behind
the left ear He was detained at the 9Th street
station q suspicious person
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
To Whom Tt Nag Concern.

TO THE PUBLIC
Joseph Benedstto against whom sayerai Han.
have recently been on East It.h ~
has no connection with and Ia IN way related 70 -
JOSEPH DI BENEDETTO.
of 423 East 115th ST.,
who IL erecting building t2e li5th at and who
10 President % u. ST NoHoia4 gsHAqs %, who ara
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
60. Ease SYSTEM OF MINING

:. KOOtensy be nov. H-That SLOGAN. once the bons
p'oes Is to DeIause of its hundreds Of m MINING lipS
Z Ssaiss. resa s. Dc revived from its six years Of
TLs isd By 2 FoI the lease system Of mining
ais S a BEEN i IN '1aing Voeae seIS45 eNpsTt
@s.e ta tiis % shew the esseaes said Mr. Fowler
Dareis Dareaisglc Columbia It seems g9G ,6 Togalty n,g
leasing s sy.tei1o r.tgo Tor successful applicao
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

versity will speak at 1920 O'Clock to-day in Trinity
Church, Broadway and Wall street, on Conscience
in Business" The meeting is intended especially
for men but women will be admitted II seats re-
main. The meeting is held under the auspices OF
he Sealu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
ACIiViTT AT COBALT, ONT.

No. SOOslt Ont, Nov. 1s-This camp Is t,r 30 pna
t,p,ss.a'In.h and American investors, incIudtnp
iny h---'''es and members Of the biggest barlr
opsreS eS-ses & of New York and London. r- -,
giound T,'eioay !, has been traced into MciIinia1,
srer ouaer - s-sy now certain that the famous
The NAV teaq runs through Mckinley ,Tol,nd
YER NJ, working shaft is down i65 fEast 3uitu, ~
tiuetv ., -. The shaft on vein M 3 g., ,ees on
'set All ne shaft on vein No. Is down eobt -
eserIpia to - workings are IN excellent sbsnee ~
Sofk TIC present working force for winter
tsE .i1aauon - Is all ready for the star,n mil,
- a. !" treat so-called second class ores -
he td H,e heighborhood Of three hundred GO,
I.s IN =, ,S5Lspping ore IN veins Nos . ~ 3
sach WAS ,y s- ounces 10 the ton; No Vol,
:.pssnq NO.. .9Sedly heading for the far,o,r's5
" now sbaurs' Has turned, ard every indice9
s,eAinley for q. u VIII continue on through tta
-set ' aI least several hundred a6ditiorai !
Ike 70 60, oaln which IS being built on ~.
q this r-a D-e me development Of the four scres
fsI4dly ss,rOperty which is covered bv ~. -, -
Exerts frofn 81 lg completion From auffH1.ttSS .
r..en tie Won, nIhers who were on the e,.Si,,1S
.s9f2s from - "as started on this proDerT,, ~
seLs Into -. re gravel and ore sbot fro5' ~ me
&c nine vii; o5eE put in place and +,t ,i. - .
An NsHoed within week p-'''''
Ore boai.. --cic4oons and the proved b,ocksd.o,,.
Of TIE hts. 50 to show that McKinlev VII, -
s-S -is are 6i5g producers IN Cobalt New a,.oo-
cia'S SSn!ity Of lie GalIy proving the large area
TT Of the Sril2 y the Nick inieV ooI 'iS 5Vage
ePeeted ont q hIey Company rroTert, - llse
" total Of 100 acres > HAS Deeh
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
City Property for Sale.

sOOqS PROFIT AT BEAUTIFUL ELMHURsT HEIGHTS.
within years If you buy Easy payments
Send handsome coiored maps and views to-
day. Bankers Land Corporation. ss7 Manhattan ave,
Brooklyn. n. Y
8II WEST 10TH ST-Must seIli fres secure loan
to suit buyer exchange for suburban property.
SAMUEL KELSEY. sss Leno1
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
Citations.

y,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
a s Of Jane o y free a 1@ %
Sarpoation orgsn7ed unasT & the LAYS OF New YORK
AS0 he laws gd 0 sv Of Ye4 B m Emily
Van Arnringe Corlea Van AHringe. John Howard Van
Taylor Charles Frohnan Annie Russell Yorke Charles
S Hele Aaa pd asi Borne5 stephen
Hart Mary Florence Hart and Daniel FTohman' & ana 70
late Of the County Of York deceased, creditors.
and each Of you are hereby cited ana required personally
New % york at the suregates Court OF said county
on on the the sTSh SaV Of pebeP iso8 at
in the forenoon Of that day then a. and there TO at
& 9g nG Nan S o & s ] e5s Gd SUCH Of as
are hereby cited as are under the age OF nS
and apply E for fs,I1s 0ns
TO do s6 guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
sf s sS' haT fGT ea a the s
Court Of the said County @ Of Nsw york f2 Ss
SAID COUNTY at the COUNTY % M Of &saS SeT
o. s. oa@ 1 ofa sd' oSe set4 6a 9f
c,I2h DAN+Ef: NJ Il. SorTSeHt4s & DoWDN69; court
ssrss B1r6ush OF
TyHE PEOPLE OF TaB STATE OF NEW T0Ek 70 hsnS1 B9
Il Of God Fres and Indepsndent 10 Dspnh nm
0aad .I Te6ars Re9 5sPnRi sasse Woes Joa
bert Eugenia NJ Larosiere Jules s rhebaud Louis =
T6sSaud 6ss T5eSa6d 1Sadd Edward = ThebsS E@a
Leo Hewlett Thebaud the heirs 1s%g ana next of sR
Tt,tz Prahi and Frank 1. Hall. both OF the City OF
New York have lately applied 70 the Surrogaes Court
of our County OF New York 70 have certain instrument
In writing bearing date the 2,h day OK Iu June lSOo 70
the last VIII and Testament OF Frank F. Thebaud late
or of deceased. Therefore
each OF you are appear before the
our York his Office IN the County
York, the 12th GAY Of December one thousand
mine hundred DR. ,s ana s six .n at 2 snd e ten a asnS M in the
bate OF the said Iast VIII and Testament such Of
as cited. under the twenty
years. required to appear by guardian. II
you have one or IL you appear and appy
for to be eiert
So guardian will be appointed by the
SurroEate to represent for proceeding
In Testimony Whereof the Seal OF tha
Surrogate's the said County York to he
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNFR O.
IL 81 THOMAS, a Surrogate OF said C,onntv ~
New York said County. the 17tb day -
October. the year OF our Lord thousand nine
hundred and six DANIEL J. DoWDNEY CLERK OF The
SurTogate's
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
Furnished Apartments to Let.

High class apartment in the Bolkenhayn,
northeast corner 58th St. and 9Th Ave. VIII
rent furnished or unfurmshed for the sea-
son or by year. Possession Dec. IS: Par
ticulars on application. Address II. K,
?. O. Box 822, n. y.
4 Ell IEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT prt-
il. vate bath. S150 daily. including meals two. S2b
weehly. one s15. THE ALABAMA. l5 II. llth 81
A PHYSICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT 7 rooms
a ana bath; SO West Both Can Do mao oetopef
Ist Apply premises
LONG Island Real Estate for Sale.
BEECHH+!,U!.RSI!,, 4 ,U!.RS t.. souss%p'1 ME
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
City Hotels.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
a. vate bath. slbo daily Including meals. two. s,5
vsekiyI one. ti5- THE ALABAMA, is L Iith 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
Financial.

SITRTTp FOB MARKET LETTER Sent Sent Iree ep9h sfns re
rpH4CE pfIJ0TI a. CAMP Conservative Brokers and
Mns Mixers Golcfeld. Nevada