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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-11
SIX ITALIANS ARRESTED IN BRONX
Detectives Try to Break Up an Alleged
Gang Of Black Hand Agents.

Five and woman. all Italians. were ar
raigned yesterday in the Morris avenue police court
on various charges and held by Magistrate Wahle
for examination this morning. The prisoners We're
arrested by detectives of the Bronx bureau, fol-
lowing many complaints made against alleged
Black Hand agents. The complainants said that
they had received letters demanding sums varying
from 500 81 900 on penalty of having their bus
ness places wrecked.
The four detectives assigned to corral the Black
Hand suspects arrested Dominica Penn in saloon
at No. 2377 Hoffman street. He was held in court
fer carrying concealed weapons. Deimacha PeIli-
cano was found in another saloon. He was held
for extortion. The detectives swooped down on a
third saloon. where Giovanni Carita was captured
lanes Francis attacked the detectives. and he was
added 10 the batch OF prisoners. Cannata Com
petit the last man 10 fall into the clutches oI
Inc dctectiyes Ferdinandma CaTita, who said
she was the wife of Giovanni carlta. appeared IN
court Yesterday morning and was put under arrest
on the charge OF TRYING TO shoot one of the detec-
tlVes the previous night
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FOR NoIsELEss ELEVATED TRACKS.
Pennsylvania Railroad Making Experiment
in Grade Crossing Abolition in Wilmington.

Wilmington Del March lo.-The PennsylVania
Railroad in elevating its tracks through winning
ton is making an effort to solve the problem OF Il
poiseless elevated structure thus reducing 10
minimum the annoyance 10 persons living OF oolhs
business near the tracks.
There are twenty-four bridges in all carrying the
main tracks over the and railroad crossings
,Th. floors OF the bridges are Of steel and OF the
form known as the solid trough construction The
steel work is covered with concrete Whlch Is
,,-a-arnroofed with five layers Of felt and asphalt
cn1nDGlnd This IN turn is covered with a laScr
~ rTotecting bricks laid in sand and gr"utec POT
- fyils is tanned the ballast, carrying the
1s-oo,lan ties and the rails forming the roadbed .
II This form Of construction proves success IL
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RAILROADS.
EEW IERSEY GEMTRsl..

NEW J6RS6Y G&N ] AF.-.
Time shown below Is from Liberty 81. Sfa-
ucn. Leave West 23d ST. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted BY designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA IWO-HOCE TRAIN
EN EEY HOUR On TIRE HOCR
14%-4o. 0-sU. nis-UU. E'S-UU. S.Sus "aO0.
$500. .A4.09. A1.S0. nl-1l.0O. S'1UG
m,o.Ve 's.O0. 's.V0. '9.OO. Dl050 2. A.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-zs1.g0
800. Ssle,V@ s'l2oo. '2VO. Ss'AOUs
LAKEWOCD AND LAKEHURsT-z4O
40 A A.. 1l-OO. LJU. kss.4O. GAS. $50
4 Al, xo-lo- sundays. $50. 940 y ID.
ATLANTIC CITH-'S.40 A. n. x1.O0. kd.40
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROW Sundays. No Asbury Parkl-
z4OO. $50. 1LJo \ ~ eNl24U. %.
$50 -. S s;S0y e'S9. ii&oi sundays szssgs
Time tables giving trains to EAsToN.
81, dLEttEM. .ALLENTOWS. AAUCH
SKUNK. W lLhESBAItRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTS VILE.
WlLLlAMSPOItT and all other points can
oe obtained az the following Offices: Lib
STly 81 west 2sid st. Tel. 3lt4 Chelsea.
. AsJor House. 245. 434. 1870. 1s54 Broad
way, lS2 9TH Av., PSI 9Th Av-. % Union
SQUARE Vest. 279S I'd Az 100 West 125th
ST. - Columbus Ay.. New York: Court
5lookiya. $50 Broadway. williamsburg
New YORK Transfer Co. calls for and CneCks
bSgsaSe 10 destination.
'DaLJ. tDatly. except Sunday. pSundaya.
tFa5lor cars only. mining car. except
sunday ;, Xsatardays only zLsberty q.
only. jDiring car Sundays. fpiEing car
dairy EE-m West Iweuty-third street
s12 20 = NJ, gao p. NJ. i11.5O p. NJ.
W. g. RESLER ". c. HOPE
vice-Pres. c. Ger. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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.ces whore like improve

VIII be utilized at other places whore like improve
4nSrts are being made
IEc PENNSYLVANIA company is also making other
sIy eilents to its property IN WIN Tj'
number
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents per line Six
teer words. seven times consecrtiveiv. 81.
which entities advertiser 90 have rooms
entered for PEI iod Of fourteen DAYS in
The Tribu1e's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms. Write lor circular
T'rl Information concerning these rooms
may De had faee y charge. AT the TpToHl
Office OF Tie NeW-9ork Tribune. 1864
BROADWAY. between 3cth and 34fh ste
NTH ST. IGl WEST. clean furnished
rooms: eNceiieEt board, 81. 90 mp: German.
Spanish. French spoken.
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WORK WANTED.
AIala

CHAUFFEUR. experienced; careful driver
and T-psirer. city or country AChds'iH'
So Bedford ave. brooklyn
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RANBURG-ANERICAN LTNF.
Special Passenger Service.

:, Special Passenger Service.
LYMOJTH- CHERBOU RG-HAGlBCF C.
-. s DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS MARCH 18TH. : A. NJ
Superior accommodations at attractive rates.
tstAmerika. Mar. q deutschland Apr. 80
SIRluecher Apr IL Bluecher ...-.- MAY Q
tS'4KaiseTin Apr. e. Wash'n. Nav 8
ISfAm ka. Apr -, Bpm sS5Ksiserin. May 16
Grill Room. 1Gymna SUM SPalm Gar
dan. sRitz-Carlton Restaurant. Electric
Baths.
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STENOGRAPHER. quick. cclratO OIL
Yer typist, wants work couple OF hours
for few evenings every evening In
week; excellent references. John Shirley.
227 East 40th ST.
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child; understands care OF fine carriages
horses: can ride and drive: country pre-
ferred; also understands something about
automobiles. Address l. H.. 240 West
50th st.
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WATCTIMAN or NIGHT PORTER.-SOber
and reliable; best references Address +.
Murphy. "a Renwick 81.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. AGA Broadway. between Both
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock p. m. Adver-
fisennents received at the following branch
of3ees al regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. m. viz: 254 9Th ave-. 8. e. cor. 29d st. /;
f63 9th ave. cor 18th St: % East 14th st. /:
2S7 West 42d St. between 9Th and sth aves. /;
2a9 West 125th St; 1888 81 ave. between
7eth and 77th sts.; 1926 Sd ave. near 6lst
s2Hth St: $50 fremont ave-: ESQ 90 ave.
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SHOEMAKER.-By young man. deaf mute.
as shoemaker: 10 years experience:
steady work at anything. p. J. Woods.
l04 Baltic st.. Brooklyn.
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OFFICE FIXTURES.
TYPEWRIrERs.

REMINGTON. DeusInore. Ham. ono. Yosr
Franklin OF Chicago. each s. 10. Cali
graph. -: repairing Gay. 1895 Madison ave
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Female

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn s75
10 500 monthly corresponding for news
pc perE; sure. STEADY WO-lt: no canvassingi
experience unnecessary: send gor particu-
lars. Press Syndlcate. Lockport, X Y.
WANTED. dressmalers. finishers and er-
rand girl Mitstorf 083 9th ave
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ADVERTISEMENT AMI SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1864 BroacWay. between s6th
1.seIn-nIS received 81 the following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until s O'Clock
y. m, viz: 2o4 sth ave. 5. .. cor. 23d st. I:
faa 6th ave. cor. 18th st: 70 East I4th ~ /:
257 West s2d ST. between IN and Sth ayes /:
2G3 West 10Th st: 133s I'd ave. between
76th and 18th SITS. 1925 n ave. near Glst
At: I-OS 1st ave. nea- S9th g. 1877 East
lRBth St: .56 fremont ave esO 81 ave
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WORK WANTED.

BooKKEEPER--AE 20; good penman:
thoroughly reliable; employed; desires
change: Al house; references. Accounts.
BOX 81. Tribune ONCE.
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KILLED FATHER WITH BASEBALL BAT.

Scion. Ohio. March lO.-Richard Kennedy, IT,,
twenty years old, struck his father to-day with
baseball bat killing him instantly. His father and
mother Were quarrelling and the son came 10 his
mothers rescue. The youth surrendered 10 the
police.
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HELP WANTED.
HIala

ANT INTELLIGENT person may earn Ss5
10 500 monthly COLI espuLding for newe-
papers. sure steady work. no canvasEing:
experience unnecessary; send for paTticu-
lars. Press Syndicate, Lockport. -. Y.
MEN. light work and little money take
YOU 70 Europe; return transportation;
daily salings. Boston Shipping Co, IS
Norfolk 81.
EEANTED.-A married man as farmer and
gardener on Long Island farm: wages $40
with cottage. etc. Call. bringing references
at 275 Lexington ave, ncm 10 . p. IN.
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Mediterranean Service.
taSJ Express Service.

From B-emen Piers. Cd & 4th SITS. HoboSen.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
GOOD ALL OVER TIE. WORLD.
OELRICHS &, co. No. 3 broadway. y. i.
Louis H. Meyer. 1916 Walnut ST. Phila.
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Through Daily Trains "a tho west.
Leave New York Cifv pa 81 INV q

Leave New York city. 2sd ST. Lib'y Sc.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 6O1 srs
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. li.50 am 1900 nm
pITISBCRG. CLEVELD. $50 pm AOO pm
-PlI'lSBUE6 LIMIT D. $50 pm zoo pm
ClN-.ST.LOUIS. LOUISS.. $50 am IeOO am
ClE..ST- LOUIS. LOUISV. $50 pm COO pm
Offices PAS 43A 1900 Broadway. 6 Astos
HouGe. los Greenwich St, % Union square
y. a91 Grand 81. n. Y: 343 Fulton ST.,
brOcklyh: West 23d St and Liberty ST.
After y. NJ. Sleeping Car Reservations
snC fun information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained az Bureau OF information
= 4 o r r. 23d ST. Terminal 'P1Ola
No CheIsPs SI4S
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RALTINORR 3 OHIO 3. Ia

10 al DLst- {. L-IlNf. LNAIeVs-
Every Osher hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York Cfsy. 23d ST. Lily st.
WASHINGTON. SfpeTa Il-bc pm $50 am
'WASHISGTOS. Diner. Z. So sm 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. 1l.5O am 1&O0u'a
WASHINGTON. Buffet 1.5O pm 2OO1R
s"ROYAL LTD" Diner. so pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 pm 6.Go pla
WASHINGTON. BUFFET. S-6g pm 7.Oo pm
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

&&RtAA~SAAt eAA 1%A44o%-t e'@>@N4Ae&s
-~-~-~--~---~~-----@- -----------------------
Female
HoCsEKEEPER and COOK.-By North
German: in private family. Address Mrs.
Sophie Beer. 6O4 West 11Sta %.
HOUsEKEEPER. BY educated German
woman: has had charge OF large household
for several years: also care for motherless
children. Address H H. 136. caro- Of N.
Hetzer, 200 ESast 21st ST.
HoUsECLEANING.- two colored girls:
city or country: best references. Cral-
main, BIS West I1st ST., LIST noor-
INFANTS NURSE.-English Protestant:
neat. refined young woman; excellent ref
epences willing TO travel; city or country.
j. c. Mrs. cellars Agency. 10 West 23d.
I.AUNDREsS, willing 70 assist chamber
work: neat. ohligtng young woman: good
references: city or country j. l., Mrs.
Golfers Agency. 122 West I'D ST.
I.AUNDREsS.-By reliable young German
woman. good laundregss > or days
work; IN private house. SehalOw. 2I1 East
25th ST.
L.AUNDRESS.-First class: can do shirts.
collars. fine linen; has excellent reference:
young Finland woman. Jussila Bureau
6eo Lexington ave.
LAUNDREssEs. SOS. $50 by month: FIN
land and Swedish girls. Walfrid bloom
Bureau. I47 Lexington ave-. near Blooming
dale
LAUNDRESS.-First class: IN private fam
lily: understands finest kind OF work: very
best references. Call Swedish Exchange.
sos % ave. or Tel 4s5-sSth-
IAAUNDRESS. &c--First class: shirts. col
lars cuffs: has friend kitchenmaid; city
or country. NorTow's Bureau 521 1sxins-
ton ava, corosr 6sth st
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MEDITERRANEAN .zT5 W

FROM NEW YORK
CEETIC.. Mar. 30. noon, May o. June 20
REPUBLIC .-------- Apr ~. 10 A. NJ
FROM BOSTON
REPC BLIC. Mar. 10, Il n; ROMANO. Apr -
CANOPIC. Apr. 10. $50 A NJ Nav Is
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY
Freight Office. whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
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LaCkawanna Railroad.

G@HtSINGA W CLI4AAC EAG444AUGGe
Leave ~. T.. Barclay, Cnristopher w. ga
sta
fe-0O A. N.-FOF Binghamton and Elmirs-
slOeO A. A--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and 81
q 90 P. 81 -Fcr Buffalo and Chicago
94-O0 2. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
H-o-lS Y. NJ. For HuFalo and Chicago,
g 45 p. M--For Buffalo syTacuss. Ithaca,
= ~ \. A--cnicagO- slsepsra open ESQ
TicEs,s a. Ias. ga l1ss. 1ss4 Broadway.
> y; 23a Fulton ST. BROOKLYN sDailE.
~ seept sunday sLenvss ChristODheH 81
G-iO r. 81 Ueekdaya
y Y. \, IT, & HARTFORD r. Il.
Trains depart from Grand Central ststions
sd 81 and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New london * FrOv.-ffh;0gs
i Io:9o. y 10 o. a n. i W.
ssi2.n0 r. III. via WilltWantic-F'S .tl A.
NJ 1900 7 N. via Spff--f0-lA A. No
1900. 800. I'll 90 =. n
Wor'ster & Fitch. Via Putnam. 15:oS r. ~.
LakeviIle & Sorf-fS:49 A NJ; fS.S1 II. Ne
CT Barrirgtoa. StocSDr'dge. Lenox Pits
field-t4:54 TS;49 A. NJ. and 1881 r Ut.
Ticket Offices a. ctira1d Central station
and cl25tb -. also at c245. 100. elisa
Bway. CO Union square. clS2 Fitth Ave,
c2f5 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
clos ". 135th 81. @70S Third Ave. In
brooklyn. CA court St. 479 Nos,rand Ave.
'Daiiy, Except Sundays. 'stops at 125ta
st xStops at 12Sth 81. Sundays only.
tParIor Car Limited Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS 81 billiard and pool
tables; high grade bow ling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS "a
Union Square.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions cents per Ine. Six
teen words. seven times C0nsecGtirely, 81.
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
cnicrei -1r a IeTi5i OF fourteen days IN
The Trihune's Directory g Desirable
Rooms. Write 20. ciIcpiar.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, gree &C charge, al the Uptown
Office a. The NeW-YorE Tribune. 1865
Broa5wav. between 3G;h and 3Ith SITS.
SOUTHERN ENTOSTEE .-Furnished room
70 let private family; an Improvements,
references: or Park ave. ia uineties N
J. Tribune Uptown Of-ce. 1854 Broadway.
2sG EAST GID ST.-FUrnlshed rooms; al
improvements. private house
FT-RNISHED ROOMS. steam: private hail:
improvements: Breakfast: reference, 39u5
Broadway 13sth ST.. 18Th subway station.
~ T. r
VERY DESIRABLE. large front rooms:
also smaller ones. modern apartment: all
conveniences Ballard GO West Goth 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.

rs ID S I Oh i lana F0i Rsau 1e asT Rates aHs
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Eau
River. Fares reduced TO all points--BostOn,
81. G0; Newport Fail River $500: PFOVt-
deRce. $3.50, Leave Pier -, y. r, It. War
ZEN ST.. week days and Sundays 900 p. NJ
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. N. r.. foot ClarksOn St., week days
only p. NJ. Steamers City Of Lowell and
Maine.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven anG
North Leave Pier 20. r. r., week days
only 400 p. NJ. Steamer Richard Peck
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PLYMOCTH-CEER'G -sOUTHAMPT'N
I CELTIC Apr g. noon. May {
TApBTATIt' Nav 90 Jtne 10
/ TECTONIC- May -. June ~
I OC'EA Mo Hume : Tutv g
I MALES TIC June - July 10
New. Do tons: has Elevator.
/ Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

GARDENER.-Ensli married. no fam
lily; understands his calling thoroughly:
open Ior engagement: expectation moderate.
Arthur, care of Elliott & Sons. POI Full
ton S.
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WORK WANTED.
Mole

YOUNG MAN. married. as driver OF any
thing; reference and experience. Vincent
d AbruizZo, 763 Sd ave
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German teachers in Queen city.

Cincinnati, o., June 29.@Several
hundred teachers, coming from all
states If the Union arrived in Cincin-
natl today to attend the National
German-American Educational conven
ton. A preliminary meeting viii be
held in Music hall tomorrow, at which
there will be a program of songs by
a chorus of 1000 children. A social
session in Central Turner hall will
follow. Monday will be devoted to
lectures by prominent educators, fol
lowed by an excursion to Fort Thorn
as in the evening. Other sessions
will be held it the University of Gin
cinaati and the convention will close
with a river trip Wednesday.
DR.. H. H. Flick, supervisor of Ger
man in Cincinnati public schools, who
has been president of the national as
ISOLATION for three years, will preside
at the sessions. The convention is
the thirty-ffth since the organization
was inaugurated and is the sixth to
be neld in this city.
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Army and Navy Changes

Washington, June 29.-With the end
of of the fiscal year tomorrow several
important changes will take place in
the army and navy. The order abolish
ing the great military geographical di-
visions in the United States will go
into effect, n hereafter the territory
of the United States will be organized
for military purposes into a depart
ments as now existing, except that
the state of Missouri will be included
in the department OF Missouri instead
of the department of Texas. No
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Southern Buys New Road.

Bristol, Tenn, June 29.-It is stated
in local railroad circles that the Sou
thern railway will assume active o n
trol and management of the Virginia
& Southwestern road at the end of the
miles in length, extending from Noun.
tain City, Tenn, to Intermont, Va,
and was sold to the Southern by H.
K. McHaNg, of New York. The road
is valuable because of it's connection
with the rich coal fields of southwest
erl Virginia.
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Carlisle, Penn, June 29.-Ten Off
cials will terminate their connection
the annual service transfer. They are
the disciplinarian, E. H. Colgrove, wno
will be transferred to Albuquerque, N.
NJ, the Misses Rayos and Anna Guey.
turia, Indian teachers, who will also
go to New Mexico; Miss Sadie Rob.
ertson, matrOn of the girls quarters
M J. N. Mackee, head of the clerical
force.
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Anti.cinarette Crusade.

Toledo, O., June 29.-In accordance
with the proclamation sent out from
Sunday School association in this
city, tomorrow will be observed as an
~ti-cigarette day throughout the coun
try. Every Sunday school teacher and
worker in the United States is expec.
ted to fire a broadside at the deadly
"coffin nail" as a part of tomorrow's
program, and the responses received
indicate that the observance will be
general. Teachers have been instruct
ed to secure an unusually large atten
dance of boys, and each instructor
will be prepared to demonstrate the
dangers of cigarette smoking.
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Watch Tower Society in Denver.

Denver, Col, June 29.-Members of
the Watch Tower Bible and Tract so.
ciety, which has its headquarters in
Allegheny, Pennsylvania, are gather
ing in Denver today for the annual
convention, which will be held on Sun.
day, Monday and Tuesday. The Rev.
G. T. Russell of Allegheny president
of the society, will be the principal
speaker. The opening session will be
held tomorrow in normal hall, when it
is expected that fully 800 delegates
will be here.
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Drug Stores.
Dye Works..

X. c. DYE enthusiastically estab-
Hshed here. Cleaning and pressing
suits Lsade to order, phone SIT.
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Field pax for Red Men.

chiefs of the Connecticut reservation
and large delegations from the var
ious tribes are taking part in the state
field day program at -Steeplechase is
land today. This is the first state
field e of the Red Men in everal
years and the order mas doubled in
membership in Connecticut since the
last one was held. During h meet
ing a Past Sachem's association will
be formed officers will be elected and
a constitution ana bylaws adopted.
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slowed his title and fortune upon Miss
Correlia Van R~enneslaer Thayer, a
daughter of Daniel Thayer, of Massa.
mony was performed at the home OF
the latter in Lancaster Mass, The
count is a member of the Danish di-
plomatic service, stationed at Rome,
He is 35 handsome, wealthy, and mas
served with distinction in both the
Danish and French navies. Baron
Rosenkrantz, brother of the bride
groom was best man.
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changes will be made in the military
divisions Of the Philippines. however,
where the present organization will
be retained.
In order to provide a steady flow of
promotions, lv~enty-four officers in the
navy will retire from active service
today. These retirements are confined
captains and commanders, no Lieu
tenant-commanders being allowed to
voluntarily retire, as formerly. The
retiring board viii hold a meeting to-
day to make additional vacancies to
complete the full t~wenty-four.
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Furnace Men Threaten Strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 29.-Unless the
demand for an eight hour cay n in
rease in wages is granted by the
United Steel corporation before Mon.
day noon, 10000 men, members of the
Blast Furnace Workers Union threat.
en- to go out on a strike that will tie
up every blast furnace of the corpora
ton. Despite the fact that the supply
of pig iron is not sufficient to meet
the demand, the steel trust will like
ly refuse the demand and attempt to
break up the union by importing non
union furnace workers.
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WANTED.

WANTED:- Woman to do house
work. Inquire at Record office. 02t2
WANTED: = Second hand Surry,
Name price and where it can be
seen. P. o. Box A. O3t6-
WANTED:- A hand to work on
farm. Good wages. Apply E. c.
White, two miles northeast town.
03t2*
WANTED To e n UNFINISHED
room and corral. 30 W. 4th St. 3t*
WANTED One to 100 ears alfalfa
hay. Quote us prices-Early Grain
Co, Amarillo, Tex. 100t26*
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New Line for Northern Pacific.

Walla Walla, Wash, June 29.-At
midnight tomorrow the Washington
& Columbia River railway will be for
mally merged with the Northern Pa
cifc n the jurisdiction of the off
GERS of the latter road will be extend
ed to the mileage of the former.
The Washington & Columbia River
railway has been operated separately
with headquarters in this city. 1t has
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-Furnished room, 104
North KY. tt.
FOR RENT House, six rooms. 500
n. Richardson ave. Apply to Room
2, Texas Block. 92tf
FOR RENT Two-story house, for
one year. Furnished or UNFINISHED.
Inquire at Record office. 01t6*
FOR RENT l have one of the Sam
Atkinson houses on Missouri ave
nue. for rent at $50 per month. This
house is modern il every respect
Apply to l.. K. McGafey, 1O8 y.
Main. STU
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Hotels.

THE GILKESON:-RoswelPs new
hotel, rooms with private bath.-Al
accommodations first class. One
Block West of Postofice.
Ell CAPTAIN HOTEL European
plan. Rooms. soc; meals, 25c. One
block west of depot.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL New
management. Woodruff & DeFreest
Biggest and best. Only hotel equip
ped with sample rooms.
HOTEL SHELBY New manage
ment. The leading hotel of the city
H. Kercheval. Prop.
HOTEL We are not on
ly giving something good to eat, but
we fan you while you eat.