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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
y,paNEsE WRESTLER MISSING

ANNAPoLlS Nov = Professor
Ysr3s- Shira who last year instituted
the instruction OF the Erridshiprpen In
the Japanese form of WRESTLING has
sisappearess The authotsries desire
that he be located and resu.ne his work
this SsTm
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

Score-fzse 6 Harvard Q. Touchdoxn-
ROoue Goai from tcachdoVr-Feed Re
crew J. Hscketf. West Point Tmpirps-
X. Hall. Dartmouth. " II Edwards. PIN,
ton Tine of kzlFes--S0 minutes
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25


witnessed this afternoon the California football d by
freshmen contested ball.
booted showed and crowded ad and pushed all
800
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
r.rrs Down cEILsRL.

FALLS DOWN SL-LaH-tse1szc Gs4nx...
slleenzzkeE- fell into Al unprotected ss.sIar =
TnITzeenth and Valencia streets Friday nsxlt and
wse severely bz1lscl
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Fun Information concerning these
voorus may be had, free Of charge, at
the I-ptoyvn Office OF The New York
Tribune. 1864 Broadway. between S6th
and 37th sts.
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CARPET CLEANING.
STORAGE NOTICES.

NcAN9CS EXPRESS COMPANY. 900
last 25Lh St. New York city-To Mr.
W. J. Kelly, Mics Cahiu, n. Eek n.
Clark. Mrs BiTney, Mary Grace. Andrew
Merrill. Mas German. William F'srgerson.
sarRh Mcconnell. Nora Hynes, Nora Con-
nelly. Mr. Jones, n Cohen, N Mertes
sET Eagan. Miss Estrom, Mr. Kelly and
&gs. Meyers: You and each Of you are
hsroby notified that the time for payment
u Fay l!0n upon she property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
hereof had besn given you. I viii cause
guah property 10 Wit: trunks. cases per
boaaI s6ersS ard merchandise. gtored by
F1u cg q youg nhna. IN MeCaan's
1oEsGs house 70 be sold az public auction.
tceoTding 20 the statute IN such cases made
tEe provided, 81 our warehouse.
M.cAGfS'S FJKPRESS g STORAGE 90.
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NEW jersey ns-,

STATIONS 5 Foot Liberty g !
". cd 81 81
Time shown below IA Inn A.
West 23d St leaves 10 miuufs.. -. -
eept as noted By designari11 T,-s
EsASTONs BETHLEHEM 1T1e,-
AND MACCH CHUSK-zef.7 II h
toni. S1O A. n. In. 4so ~ 4
EaSton Onlyl r. M sun. ~.
1OO, 800 and sou P. n
" W1LkESBARRE AND SCRsy-rr
A n. 20. 500 r -. srw@
A. N, 500 p N
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST- mn
ER AND BARNEGAT- q ~
1-3O. 500 Lakewood and Ts,ss-
E3- 40 sundays. IOo A. 81. n =
wood and Lakshurstl.
ATLANTIC CITE-s850 A "a. S-H
LONG BRANCH. ASBUFY
OCEAN GROVE. POINT pm.
24o0. $50, s1OeO. llga A U +.
81 -. 1-5O. 2-%5. S.S0. ana s. -
$50, oSO. 1l2Ol Sundays e1-..
Grove. els. 1O.S0 a. a.. S.OS' y !
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. STls
9ONM9gTH 88 Sl-t;l5 I. % BGH EAsI 4
80 4sG 80 $50 P Il s@-A..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FO7 k1-.l,
HIGHLANDS. SEABEIGH- 4
BRANCH. ASBURY RAFa n
GROVE. s RING LAKE
PLEASANT-Pier 81. N r. 81 -l
600. 9-35. 1880 A. n. H2SN r. +,
q IS. ;. 30. 1.45 P NJ SUNDAYS e-s Y
1926. 8 IS. rs P. u. Fr ii
Cedar ST. 92O. 1000. 1lOo A II
AGO. 9.45. SA5. 0.00 alGP. NJ -
10 % A. NJ. 00 4O9. SO p M
READING. HARRISBURG. FOT7S-
AND WILLIAMSPORT-lzsoo !
rs 90. 3. 10. Q000. 100 A " -
only. p.l1-00. t1.20, t2Oo Z. u B.
ing; PotI5yllie,. Harrisburg c-1 4
PHMADEI.pEIA.
ez4.50. m7-O 90. ms. 90. 600, ms'Noo !
A NJ, ms12OO. mice s2oI. So !
mo 90. ms. 90. 100. fSo0 st,s
p NJ. te12. Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASEfN,5-
500. ms10-O0. msl2 %. uslo. an
ms6. on. 200. jsI21
$paily. 4Dailv except sunday rS-s
&ParloF cars only IVA Tsrs..a !.
cept Saturdays. mDininE car 4a4-'
only. zFrom Liberty St. Orly.
From Twenty-thiFd 6L-sA' ?
$3.50 n. el22o :. " ssa
t11-5O P NJ kS-20 p H.. v1N b
Onces. Liberty s.. Wess Z77 = y
House. 245. 434. 1900 1854 Bl14.rr
Sth Av.. 2s1 5th Az. 8 Union es 4.
2TSS Sd AV., 105 West 1Z5fc S.. y
lumhus Az. New York; a C1E-- 6
S44 Fulton St. 479 SosIanf Az. :
lyu, $50 Broadway. William e X
York Transfer Co. calls for ard &c y
gage 20 destination
". O BESLER- c. N
VicePres. & Gen Mgr. cen Eass-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Six
Reen words, seven times consecufively. 81,
Evhich entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered IN The Trfbune's Directory OF
Desirable Rooms for q period OF fourteen
DAYS. Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

USEFUL. NANNY middle aged German;
honest and thorough; best references:
garden work. driving; handy with tools.
Address HOLT, 151 East Ath st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BIO Is TOM AER AER F25NEzs. FF2R5S1.zs.;B. b

Wireless Teleg-aphy on all Steamers.
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island SOUND
Ses special advertisement In Excursion
Column.)
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and All
River. Leave Pier 10. ". r.. foot OF War
rem St.. week days and Sundays at $50
p NJ. Strs. Priscilla and Puritan OTches
ira on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton, East and North. Live. Pier 1s, y. T.
It. Murray St.. week days only, 500 =. ~
stTs. ProYidence Gew) and pilgrim Or
chestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE FOR New Bedford.
MarthN's Vineyard and Nantucket. Leave
Pier 40, N. R., foot Of ClaTkson St., week
days only, ct 500 2. NJ Pier 70, East
River. foot East 22d St, $50 p. n. StTs-
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London. blook
Island. Norwich. Watch Hill, NarraGanSetS
Pier, Worcester, East and North. I've Pier
40, N. R.. IT. OlarksOn St. week DAYS only.
500 p. NJ Also daylight trips Mondays
from Pier 90 N. r.. 10 A. NJ: Pier 90,
E R.s 1886 A NJ Strs. City OF Lowell
and Chester W. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hart
ford, Springfield and North. Str. Richard
Peck Tvs. Pier %. E. R., week days. gas
p. NJ; Sundays. 9:30 A. n. Leaves f. z.
22d ST.. week days. 500 ?. M: Sundayss
1000 4. ~ Sundays due New York on ze-
Tickets and Staterooms. all lines. at 70
Park Pl., 245. 673. 1855 and 1854 Broadway,
2S Union So. 1872 Fifth Ave, sac Madison
Ave. 245 Columbus Ave. los W. 125th ST.
2fSS Third Ave, and at Piers. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

OFFICE wORK.-By boy, Is: graduate
Address J. VOGT. 1902 Wiuoughby ave-.
Brooklyn
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TO THE
10 THE
TETeN1l1 mGUlMTA1M7

WEI &NUDe UUUWWM . FuUUuO
Via the CafskiI Mountain. Otis and CATS
klu and TsnnersviIle Railways.
Direct connection with N. Y. Central trains
leaving New York at 7:54 and HIS A 81.
daily. except Sunday. and p NJ daily;
and West Shore trains leaving ". 42d 81
7:SO and HAS A ~. daily. except Sunday
and gas p. M. daily
Also direct connection with tf. HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSKILL
EVENING LINZ STEAMERS. PURCHASE
TICKETS Va CATSKILLA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situation. Wanted-Aaie and Eemale-
FNo;:r lines mot exceeding "a words). three
Insertions, rs cents. seven Insertions. ~
cents. Exceeding 2s words and less than ~
words. three Insertions. ~ cents; seveo ~
seFtions, so eents
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

VALET, attendant, 60 an invalidy expert
enced educated, gentlemanly; accustomed
70 travel; New York references. GRAHAM.
SO Lexington ave,
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MGRTH GERMAN LLOYD
HAMBURG-ATTERTCAN LTNE

HAMBURG-ATEERICAN LINE
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PISYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-HAMBUEG EG.
sPenn' a. July Il. 1880 sPatricia. July g
Eais a v. Jly 10. $40 PNG AneFil1a. Aug.
Deu1schl'd July 26 8 AM Bluecher. Aug 3
sVla Dover Tor London and Paris
1HambuTs direct
Mediterranean Service
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p Oslar.. July 1TiF. Adalhert-- Aug
4SfoItke =. July % 4BEoltke Sept II
&CaIls Gibraltar. has Grill Room AMI
Gymnasium.
10 Norway-Iaana Of the Midnight Sun.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE CONIPAETY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. =.
phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoooken-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

AMERICAN LINE Der ss $50 IS 4 4 \. Y.
PI.YEOUTH-CHERB 'G-SOUTHAN NPION
St Paul. = July u St Louis Aug 9
RED STAR LINE IGT Ero% FieF
DOvER-ANTWERP- PARIS
iceland Jy14. 1O:3Oaml Finland Aug 4. S:30pu1
Vad'rI'd- Jy2s. .1O:SOaml ZeeFd. .Ag. II. .1O-3Oam
WHITE STAR LINE zS kIo9 N RisF
NEW YORB-Q' 'NSTOWNt-IL
Oceanic. j y1s. 8 :3Opml Baltic Aug. l. noon
Teutonic- -Jly 25. loan Majestic. Aug. $40 am
Cedric. July q. .9:3Oaml Celtic Aug 10. 10 am
11Ss 10 MEDITERRANEAN Az6FAs Ne
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. 4. 10 A. NJ: Sept g. Nov. 3
REPD DBL1C. $3.50 Oct Is. noon
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC Aug. II. $50 p NJ: Oct g
ROMANO Sept. Is. 7:SO A Ii Oct q
PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY.
Freight Once. Whitehall BLDG. Battery Pr
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WORK WANTED.

Male
MILLWRIGHT.-Capa OF setting all
kinds machinery and doing repairs; also
able to handle men, OTTO. 127 Irving ava,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

WATCHMAN, night or day by middle aged
man: indoor work preferred; Al reference.
Address HERMANN, 5S5 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
PEOPLES LIME

NEW 4Ohh-AIlBANE
HUDSON RIVER By S1ARCHILGET.
Steamers c. w. MORSE, even dates July,
odd dates August. and ADIRONDACK. all
ternating. lv. Pier No. az N. R., foot 90
Canal St. 8 P. M: and West 12eth ST., $50
P. NJ daily Sundays Included. Direct con
nection with express trans al Albany for
Saratoga, Lake George, AdirOndacks
Thousand Islands and Sharon Springs. Or
chestra- Automobiles carried. Time table
and Summer Book Free Beautiful Eud-
son by Searchlight,'' 1Oc.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE
Str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier So
N r.. every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at $50 p NJ, omitting W. 12eth ST.
Service equal 70 regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

USEFUL. MAN Married. honest; hotel OF
store; city or country: best OF references.
Address F. AYERS, los West Lincoln ave.
Mount Vernon N. 7.
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~ Y n II & HARTFORD 2

". Y n II & HARTFORD
Trains depart from Grand Co. -
42d St and 4th Ave. as to..l1 - { - =
BOSTON. via New London 4 Y,
VI tI0O0. y 1902 4
sElI.OI. * see. tt sc"
sY12.OO p NJ. via Wiili.l- ~ y
A. NJ. 1900 P NJ <
a. ar. 4t12-0O s'4,o0. 49, 80
PORTLAND & BAR HARD .--s.s,
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 81 49,
QUEBEC TO- $40 a 81. ~ ~ =,
WORCESTE and FITCHh ~l.-'
MANS Sc p NJ 4
I.AKEVILIE ana N0RFoie
A. NJ. 1881 T NJ 80,
Ct. Darlington SENckhTloss ~
Aeld-fA,54. "g9.O2 An. So
Ticket ofhces AZ cGrau1 ~. ,,S
AMI cI2Sth St als0 at 80
B-Way. Is Union square. e 80
c24S Columbus Ave. &C. ~
clos ". 12Sth ST, 2iSs ~, 49,
Brooklyn. - Court 81, 4it -
go p way u
Spailv. fENrept SUNDAYS. )
only sStops az 125th 81 -
s.. SUNDAYS only. tPaFiol 80,
IlHas dining car. cParior a--
tickets ais0-
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PORTER, &c.-COlored man. 30. as porter
or IN stable. or anything. H. c. SMITH.
115 West 9th, St. rear.
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BaLTIMORE & OaIol


ROYAL BLGE LINE TRANS
s'Every other hour on the eva q
TO BALTIMORE AND WA>5-Ai
Leave New York City. - 8 =.
WASHINGTON. Buffet. Ts9s- !,
WASHINGTON. Diner. e59a1 J.
WASHINGTON. Diner. O.s9sn =
WASHINGTON. Buffet, lte pn
T''ROYAIs LTD" Diner. &5lr1
WASHINGTON, Diner. G59pn :
wv Buffet. 50 en
WASHINGTON. Sl>epeTa, ,1Ls. q =
EEK Sun f.
Through Daily Trains @ r- ~
leave New York CITY 80 =
CHICAGO. PITTS SURG. lis. n l..
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS I'D g
PITTSBURG, CLEFE D. a;NGQ
'PITTSBUPG LIMITED e.NF1 T.
GIN. ST LOUIS L0UISV. lLal = - /.
GIN ST LOUIS LOUISV. s.ss a. e.
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV. $50 e
Onces. 24S. ass. 1SOo Er9s y (.
House. lO3 Greenwich 81, q
W. S9f Grand s.. n y s. -.
BROOKLYN. West 23d g. ana 49,
AfteF 6 . n. sleeping esl -,
and fun information re6Aroll,S -,
can be obtained at Bureau G, - -
r. & o r. R.. 23d ST IeIuilns- -
Chelsea S14A
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RAILROADS.
P[ElTMSV WI VAEIIEl
ri A II R. .O A D.

PlEINM@W LWANIIE-
LROA ID.
STATIONS foot OF West Tusnty-third stree
an5 DesoIoss.s and CoTtlaldt Sues. /, -,
II Iae leasinz time floLn 49, .i9~ ,1~
Cortla1dt Strests s. I've minutes !aaer 49, Sa
thst given below for 1eentz-tnAAa 9--Ss
FOR THE WEST.
.7t5A AN CHICAGO 6FD-IAIA
.a.55 All PITTSBURGH DAY E<NEttE.sS.
slo-e3 A ~ THE PENNSYLVANIA 80. 80.
ITED.--Chleaxo. CAnclE.Aal u '4-'
s1s5 PM. 81. LOUIS LIMITED.
s1:65 PM. CHICAGO. CINCIN-A'TT. AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
Ass PM. PENNSYLVANIA SPkCAA&A
lS hours 70 Chicago.
.aS5 PM. CHICAGO LIMITED.
s5.6s PM. WESTERN EXPRESS. -
81 Is PM ST. LOUIS AND CINCl'sssAl "a
1ssPw. PHcTFIC EMPRESS.
.s. Is III. CLEVELAND SND CllsC4-e-
NATI EXPRESS
.a.55pM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
siSs5 3 1O' ga IS. .'CoHsressional Iam-
tted'') s3.25. ss .. s4.55. sS.S5. 9 . 2 70,
1910 night. Sunday. 8 % ee@5. elO.99
a m. 1875, sl2.5S (s325. .'COngress siolal ~
Llmited''). ss.25. s425. seGS. s5.SS. G.2S
?. m, 1910 night
SOUTHERN RAILsWAT.-s3@s sA@1s ,
a.
ATLANTIC COAST 1.INE1-rs.z" a m anu
9.z3 ,. N. daily -
sEAB6ARD AIR L.ISsE.-l223 Q. N. ana
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RAILvVAT.--sI.5 $
a m weekdays; a1O5S a. m and '4-SS
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK.-s7.25 a. m week-dsys ana $50
D. N. daily.
ATLANTIC CITE.-9.65 a. m. and ass
p. a. weekdays. Sundays. 81 s. a. n:
CAPE MAY.-1-S5 p m weekdays o.oo
LONG BRANcH. AsBURY PARK tOesaA
Grovel (SOTth AsbUTy Park SEnGHysls
and Point Pleasant. 600 from Desb. &
CoTt SJs, ollyp TO. SIS. 1O.5S M
BTanchD G1-25 Saturdays Onlyl. 2 g, s.50.
s2. GO except Ions hsTanchl. -. - q and n.
1855 a. m, and 4rS 2. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o.eS 1.zo, s1.S5. s.25. SIS. re.25. se55.
.yis yigSo lSsS TI1SS ~ "a .saI 70; 'l2SS ~
onlyj. s55s. s625. ass. 755. SIS. sss.
e.zS e,SS for North philadelphia only)
a. m. 12.23. -125S. st1S5. sl-B5. @. s.
S5S) 3 ass sGs SIS fss & Soss1 Ss5 Passselgsl& s2s sss
e.25 cess for North Philadelphia onIyl
?; m, u. 10 night.
zic2.s efess Mos .nitss Ssl lTass is54 snd 80
Broadway; ls2 Fifth Avenue C5elow 23d
ST.; S65 Fifth Avenue corner 29sh SD.
and stations named above. Brooklyn.
Court Street. 479 NO.trsnd Avenue. 800
Broadway. and PennEEtvsnia Annex sta
rion- The New XeIf Transfer Company
Will call for and cheek baggage from ho-
tells and residences through to destination.
Telephone ''BaS Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. w. ATTEPBURY, = r. WOOD.
General Nanager PaEs'r Traffic NfEr.
GEO. W. BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
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FARMER, foreman or experienced gardener
in all branches; Englishman, aged 80;
married. two children; well accustomed 70
the care and management Of stock Of all
kinds: all work on gentleman's place,
boarding help. etc. HENRY. at Carpenter S
Bureau 154 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

ENGLISH COUPLE.-Wife as cook: hus-
band useful around gentleman's house OF
farm; can drive milk or NOV with ma
chine. J. ROSCOE, Abercorn, Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

CsOACHNAN and GROOM.-Country pre-
ferred; first class; single; years or expert
trustworthy. willing: wages $40 monthly
and board. 15s West seth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

Old I-EGlsHO)M llME,
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Primers Point and Newport News,
Va. connecting SOr Petersburg, F,tchrono,
Virginia Beach. Washington, ID. c. and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 90. y. r., foot Beach st., every week
day at .. N.
~. p. WALKER.
ylce-Presitent and Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

class man; experienced
IN riding and driving; city or country.
JOHN, care J. 3. Brewster. seth ST. 9Th
ave
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

BUTLER. VALET or ATrENpANr.--Fy .
Thoroughly competent and reliable Ainsrl-
can: personal references. w. Ne teA scot
land ST. Orange. ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

CoAcuAfAry snd GARpENER.-By very
neat. tidy. smooth faced young nan: take
.xceIlent es-s OF hOrs,s harness. carriages.
etc. generally 7sefll; best references.
PETER. az Carpenter Bureau. 1S4 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

IDEAL SUMNER CRUISE
Leave New York Every saturday II A ~.
Halifax, N. S. REP RisE SR9SS
S53v5S ; R9SAIISB 55is'i5' and ST. JOHN S, a. S.
cost OF going 10 Europe and a greater
change Of air and scenery. Steamers sail
ing through Long Island. Vineyard s4av-n
and Nantucket Sounds by daylight stop
ping one DAY az Halifax each way. and
twO days at ST. Johns; round trip 1S days
Gor rates and booklets.
BOWRING g. CO.. "a STATE ST.. n. I.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
CUNARD LINE.

From Fiers 51-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
T1NlB3IA- -.-.-.--... July Il. 10 a. NJ
CARONIA. July 1T. P. n.
Campania July 81 CaTmania. -. July 81
I-truria........ July Is Lucania. .-..-.A Aug.
R-ITALY-ADRIATIC
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
TANNONIA. July II. 2 p. NJ: Sept II
CARPATHIA--- July 81. p NJ sept 2S
VERNON II. BROWN. C. A.
21-24 state ST.. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

CoACEfsfAN single; 1rst elass
horseman: thoroughly understands MS
Mrs MELCHIOR. 40 Commerce st.. Neef-
ark. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

GARDENER-COACH ACHMAN.-si Single; thor
Oughly competent can take full charge;
highest references for ability. sobriety and
trustworthiness; moderate wages. GAR
DBNER. 254 sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
STEAMER NARY POWELL
TR1W llMEu

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE
NEW YORK-TROY
Str. ''City OF Troy or Saratoga Ieav,o
Pier as. West 10th st. Daily Except Satur~
day.. P. M
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
Direct connection at Troy with trains 70 an
points. Dining rooms on main deck-Or-
chestra-LOw Excursion Rates-BOok1ets
Free-AutomobileS carried
ExcuTsion:-TrOy. $3.50; Saratoga. S4fO.
Lake George. S6.35; Wilmington VT, SS 80
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
Female

COOK. all branches plain and
fancy cooking; will assist ironing; good
references: city or country a. d. Mrs.
Golfers Agency. 122 West 2Sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
HELP WANTED.

WANTED, GARDENER Married man, TO
care for small greenhouse and vegetable
garden: cottage for man and wife; refer
ences required. Call Friday, 141 East Seth
st. 10 10 r.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

GARDENER--Firstc class: thorough knowl-
edge OF everythins, connected with gentle
mans place; greenhouses. vegetables. lawns.
shrubs. ETC.; married. no Children; hrst
class references. GARDENER. 65 Mount
Pleasant ave. West Orange. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

THROUGH TICKETS RETURNING FROM
WASHINGTON BY RAIL OR WATER.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

GARDENER married man. no family;
wife a laundress; both thorough and
competent; long experience and highest ref
S0th 50.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

COOK. experienced, willing 70 help with
washing; city or country. S12 West 31st
St
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

GARDENER. USEFUL MAN.-Middle
aged American: can drive. take care Of
lawns etc. JAMES. care H BuckhOut'
White Plains. ". y.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-05

alike. A few times the Healanis pull
ed a faster stroke but did not maintain
it for any length of time.
The finish of the race was very pref
ty. The Blues nearly overlook the
Reds, but they had a hard crew to
beat, and the Reds fighting like hends
crossed the coverted line first. The
Blues allowed their boat, to drift across
the line after they heard the shot which
announced that they were beaten.
The race between the University Club
and the Elks made one of the most in
teresting races of the day People could
see the start and the finish and that
counts for a good deal when one is
there to see boat racing.
The two crews were in fine trim and
the All Corners race was a success.
When the first quarter mile flag was
passed the two boats were nip and
tuck the second quarter the US were
half length ahead and then with
tremendous squirt the US raced home,
and all that the Elks could do was to
hang on to the tail of the U boat and
crossed the line defeated.
Too much cannot be said for the way
the U crew rowed Their stroke was
the prettiest of the day.
The third race over, the crowd spurt-
ed for the train and a seat. They ar
rived in town about / o'clock.
RECTTT re, c,TNTC,U7 1coe
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A. st. c. Piianaia, c. Macconnel, b.
Anderson Observation-Disclosures. 3
]. L. Cockburn, not out 0
j, A. Rath, B. F. Beardmore, d. L.
wilmington, F. wilmington, w.
Bell did not bat
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27
Runs at the fall of each wicket
for 0; 2 for 2; for 2; 4 for Il; for Is;
for q.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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Weight.
Pounds. J

The officials of the race We're as fol.
lows:
Judges-Albert Waterhouse, G. H.
Gere and w. w. Harris
Starter-George Turner.
Time Keepers-Clarence Crabbe o. E.
Mccarthy and Judge A. A. Wilder.
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MYRTLE JUNIORS.
HEALANI JUNIORS.
Weight
(Pounds.)


Weight
Name. Position. Pounds.)
w. Dickson-Stroke commemorate
V. Fernandez, Jr.-No. 3.......150
M. p. Robinson, Jr-No. 2........162
II. O'Sullivan-Bow. ..............155
H. Steiner-Cox.. ................. so
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M. |. A. OFFICERS SELECTED.
Church Committees Name,l-Contract
or Barrett Has Narrow Escape.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co. Sept - State
Chairman Martineau was In this tity
yesterday rounding up the Democrats
and arranging for active work In the
campaign
Al the priesthood meeting Saturday
afternoon L. $. Carbon. 5. r. Milton,
NJ. j. Ballard and J. X Morell. We're
appointed a special committee TO look
after the missionary work OF the Cache
stake. Joseph Knowles. l.. c. Farr
and George Cole were appointed old
folks committee for the stake and
Joel Kicks was appointed as secretary
and member Of the stake Sunday
school board.
The Harris Music company has tiled
suit against Elvlra Christensen 10 re-
cover 1900, claimed due them on a
note Tor piano.
Word comes from Springyille that
Mr. and Mrs J +. Carlisle who are
visiting relatives there had lost one
of their children The little one died
last night.
Labor day was generally observed IN
this city. the stores were closed and
all business suspended
NARROW ESCAPE
Contractor Barrett had narrow
escape from death yesterday afternoon.
while working on the FIRE hall he fell
from the second floor and NJ on a
beam on the ground floor, his back
was injured badly. but no bones were
broken.
81. |. A. OFFICERS
At the meeting al the First ward