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New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
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FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and r al
River Lv. Pier To- y. r., IT. Warren -.
week days and Sundays 5:@0 r Al Stts-
friscIlla and Puritan. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE, for PrOvitence. Bos-
ton. East and North Lv. Pier ~, ~ T., IT,
Murray St. week days only, q r II StIs-
Providence and Plymouth new Orchestra
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for Nvw Bedford
Woods Hole. Narthas Vim yard. NJal-
tuc!set, MattapOisetI. Marion ana Stnsf
points on Cape Cod Lv- Pler ~. y X, u
CIarkson St. week days only. p NJ Strs-
Maine and New Hamg shire
NORWICH LINE. for New London. Biock
Island. Norwich. Watch Hill. Narraganses:t
Pier. Worcester Lv. Pier 20. " X. II
Garrison St week days only. u
Pier 30. z r.. II. E 22d St. $50 r N
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays. PIER ~.
n. r.. 10 A. NJ: II. =. I'D St. 1875 A NJ.
Strs. Chester w Chaplin and city of i-owei
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven ai,,l
North. Lv Pier 20 L. r.. week DAYS. 30
p. NJ: Sundays $50 A. VI. Ly loot Ia Ia
22d St. week days. 500 p NJ Sundays.
1000 a NJ. sundays due New YORK on re-
turn. 900 Y. NJ Str. Richard Peck ,eo
Tickets and staterOOms AZ 20 NO IL, -,
1870 and 1884 Broadway. . Union Il; Ia-
Fifth Ave. 64S Madison Ave-, ~ Col1In- I'M
bus Ave. l05 ". 125th ST.. 2I9S Third Ave
and at Piers. New York.
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HUDSON RIVER
NIGHT SERVICE

PEOPLES ALBANY Ii y z. SUPERB
Steamers 9. " Morse and Adirondack
I've Pier 81. " r. week days and sun
days. p. m: w 129th 81. $50 p n,
Albany Troy, Saratoga. lakes George anu
ChampIain AdiroudacSs. Thousand tslahds'
Niagara Falls, Montreal. North and West.
Fine Service. Music Gorgeous searcnllshl
exhibit The Hudson sublime and Halestlc-
CITIZENS TROY LINE steamers oeaIi
r,tchrooDa and C;reenpOrt I've. Pier III. y
R, week days & Sundays. p m Low rate7-
Tickets and staterOoTns at " Nha-fs. also
CITY Ticket Office. 2no Il. way. cor I.eac-- p
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
ADVERTISEMENT WRITER.-Has had
two and a half years experience; writes
terse business copy; send for printed speci-
mems of ads. il. L. SStterlund. Route q,
Fairfield. Conn.
ACTIVE. reliable German. 30: newly ar
rived: good knowledge OF Spanish. Portu-
guese French Norwegian; position where
good chance for advancement. Address A.
:. lc2 East 1sth ST.
AUDITOR of accounts open to engagement
examining and correcting. opening and
closing all kiads OF bookE. Auditor. Box =,
- 9th ave.
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n V n III G. HARTFORD r. r.

y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD X. X.
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
40 ST. and 4th Ave. as follows for -.
Boston Via New London n Prov.-fIS;U9.
= 1000. 5 IU:CO. * 1902 \. NJ, = ~.
'xI,0I x 800, = 500. 500. - 9:e2
'fl2:G0 =. NJ. Via WilIimantic-Is:U s:U
A. NJ. 200 z. II Via Sptd.-T5;lt
4 NJ. Eco s.4:t0. -11:0O =. NJ
White Minis st. Aibars and quebec
f'is:4O A NJ. 1900 p. n.
Portland & Bar Harbor via Worc.-t'S 7. NJ
Wor ster ~ Fitch, via Putnam-T3;39 T.; ~
IAkeville a. Norf--t'9:09 a NJ. 1881 = h
ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lelox, Puts
nelI-f4:54. s'9:OO A. NJ, sl:2o. 1871 2 VI;
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Stn ana
ci@5th St also at c2iS 120O. C1S54 = way,
c25 Union So. c1s2 Fifth Ave. Gao ColuIn-
bus Ave. c64e Madison Ave. c1u0 W. l-'tn
St 279S Third Ave. In BROOKLYN. ca
Court 81. 4T9 Nostrand Ave. $50 n way
.Daily Except Sundays. 'Stops at l2ath
ST xstops at 125th 81. Sundays only.
tParlor car Limited. SUNDAY parior car
train UHas dining car. cParlor ana
Sleeping Car tickets also. saturdays only,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
STEAMBOATS,
Hudson River
RV DaYI6gthjia

Connecting With O & ". Ry.
Special trains to CatsaiH Mt. resorts ana
saratoga. AMI Easy connections 70 all POii-ts
East, North and West. Through tickets ana
paSgage checked at offices of y. y. Trans
Yer Co Thr0 Ugh rail tickets between N l.
ard Albany accepted. Most delightful ore
ha't and one day outings 70 West Pctnt-
Newbursh. or POughkespsie. returning on
any down Day boat Meals served at al
hours. MIEIG
STR. MARY POWELL sfe ssove eo'fl"n' 7
Perfect Afternoon outing Leave Desb'sss
-. 40 IN, connecting at West Point with
STR az qkEW due West 42d ST $40
p M. Orchestra oa
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TO RACE AT JAMESTOWN.
Commodore Schroeder's Motor Boat Dixie
Coming from London.

The fast motor boat Dixie owned by Commodore
Edward J. Schroeder, of the Motor Boat Club Of
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BALTTMOeE & OHIO r. R.
Through Daily Trains TO the West.

Leave New Yorf f'ity- 2Bd ST Lib : -
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. $50 ain 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 1i.3U am l2Op n II
ITTSBI' re, Glen FL. u. $50 pm 400 Pn
''PITTSBT-RG LGMTTD." $50 pm 800 Pm
CIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY, Il. 80 pm 80 am
GIN, ,STI.nCIS. LOUSY. $50 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. IOI'ISN.. $50 pm 800 ~
Ofices: .45 434 1900 Broadway. q Astor
House. los Greenwich St. - Union Square
W. S91 Grand ST. y. Y: 3i3 Fulton St.
Brooklyn. West 2:id s.. and Liberty 81.
After =. m. Sleeping Car Reserv atoms
and fuI information regarding trains. etc.
can be Obtained AT Bureau of Information.
y 4 O. r. r. 23d Terminal. Phone No
chelsea 3ii
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

DESIGNER ER-Competent ornar1T -.tal iron
work; many years oxperie-,v; hest refer
ences Isowenstein. 2i5 East 1stn st.
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Mediterranean Service.
HAwBURG-A.fERICAN LIVE.
TWIN SCREW ExPR ESS md PASSH'2~--
GER SERVICE
3 RIYrOUth-CnerCoUrg- -Izm5Crs

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS md PAsSH''s--
GER SERVICE
RlyuoUth-CherE rEourg-12zn1Gls <
Pen'Iv' MA lug II, Ham AK 'serfn( (nwlSertS
sFAInerika- Aug r. AN Patricia 80 4.
'D'tschiand- Aug -. SssI sBluecEer sep. -
lTetOTia a X. II. II AM sP- l. e0.u tr]1ept,5,
'ATnoDg special features OF these oNs,sa. Nes5a'
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium alIii - ,,;,
Rttz-CarltOn Restaurant. Elevators E'fS0 -
Baths New
Mediterranean Service
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLES-(sk.S.O %.
- Moitse Sept. 3 . P. NJ Oct 10. NOV.
fH2nIbGrg- SEPT "a II \ NJ Nov . Jali- =
siIas Grillroom. TIfas Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU.
general information about ioreign travel
fravellerS, checks GOOD al AL oSSE NE
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers HoboEen-
AMERICAN LINE 5fs1 EsG% Pisr ss g:so 1s; \ !. E sr
PLYMOUTH G-SOJrHAMPTo[,
Philadelphia. Aug. "a N-~- YORK sSep~ a
II. Paul aug. 81 So. Louis sept 10
RED STAR LINE e. RON =. r. R.
NEW YORK-DOVER-
Finland Aug q 6:3OAM Krg0nland .Sspt
Vaderiand Aug31. .1O:3OAM Zselard. sept -
WHITE STAR LINE = r'r; g Ie n
NEW YORK-Cl' l'NSTOWN-LIvERPOO
sC-sItic- Aug 80 +:3gP0I baltic ----Sept- 3
PLYMOCTH-C'HERB Cs-SOUTHAlIPTON
"Teutonic o.. Aug. u. 10 An S3IajeStic- ..Sept.s
sOcearic. Aug. .2s.9 AM SfADRIATiC SeDt.ll
fNew. % 800 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and SBand- p
NEW -AZOTsES-NIEDIT RANEAN
sCRETIC. Sept Is. noon; Nov a. Dec II
'REPUBLIC- Oct 81. 3 P NJ. Nov 50
BOSTOE-AZORES- ES-MEDITEiSRANEA
'ROMANIC. go. sept IA. 3 p N; Oct- -
sCANOPDr. Oct. .. An: Nov 10: Jan. Il
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY-
Eyafr -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

DESIGNER, first class or ladies' or gents
garments, automobile and sporting Goccs
specialtics city or country. Address q.
Tribune Uptown Office 1864 Rroadwf-'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
MA9IIfN ERS.

REDUCED PRfCEs.-Soe second hand
rec and iron working machines; fully
as saa~s sili-ec. machinery bought and eI-
-iss- GEO. y. EDDY. s9S Madison St
- EtaIiSfcsf sfsSTs and subscriptions for
.s-h' tribune received at their Uptown
So = no. 1868 Efoadgay. between 36th
,s.,s.h eith as. Until 3 O'Clock D. ~. Advef-
"a ..silts received a. tie following branch
a. regular rfhee rates until o'clock
-. -. -. VIZ: -ss sfi4 ave. q. o. cor ed St;
- =. =. st~-. cnf 18th ~: y: East Isth ST;
-. -. a=a St between Tth and "a
49, 80 seth and 7Tfh SIS: iG1S "a ave-.
,,ifi - jscs LEI ave, near s3til ST.:
~ 18th 81 s5G Trea.s1t axe; go
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
MArLcRY STEAESHTP CO.

pED ID" LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto CaheIlc. Clir1--
Gao and NaTaCalbo via Curacao, calling
also at san Juan. 2. r:
Ss PhiIafeIphfa. SATURDAY. Aug 81. noon
s. ('aracas.-----. Saturday. sept IA. noon
Tor La Guayra Curacao. NaracafbO-
Es Zuffa- -..-- Saturday. Aug %. noon
= vsraeairo =. SATURDAY. sept =. noon
These steamers have superior accoIlIno-
datiOns for passengers
ROULTON. BLISS & pALLE1T-
General Managers. 81 Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

DRIVER or single; city expert
ence: reference; will 90 odt OF city. '"
Wallace. 224O Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ELEVATOR RUNNER. - by experienced
young man: In small building. II. Hosen-
berg. 70 Willett ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CUTTER. FITTER.-Custofn ladies tailor
ing, best reference. ZwiTn. 200 ID ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ELEVATOR RUNNER. - Young man;
steady: experience low pressure boiler
and machinery: good reference. Harry
Horwitz. 143l 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CRAFTSMAN. - Architectural; technical
graduate: can do good frec-hand work:
si2 week. Address Joseph PeGler. 2261
7th ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
ANGMOR GlMEa

GLASGOW VIA LONDOSDEEET
Cofumbia-Aug "a. loan Cal q MIA sept a. l0aIrx
Furnessa- Aug 81 icon Astoria -SepJ. IA. noon
Cabin $50. % Cabin SIS 81 Cabin. SGT so.
and upward, according to accommodation q
steamship For terms and information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1I-19 B'way-
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IOST-BANkBOOkS.

IOST-BANkBOOkS-
OST.-sankbook No. Az, ,627 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon 20
present the same 20 the bank within 80
days or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new one
Issued in lieu thereof
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 554.-
2e4 of the German Savings Bank in the
City q New York, corner 18th ave. and
I4th St. issued to Sophie and Joseph Zim-
norman. All persons are cautioned against
NEGOTIATING the same. II not returned 10
the bank on the 9Th day of September,
1857 a duplicate WIFI be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. BanSbook No. 572.-
u3s of the German Savings Bank in the
Glt., Of New York. corner 4th ave and
I-eh st, ISSUED 70 Herman Ottinger All
persons ere cautioned against negotiating
the same. IL not returned To the bank On
the n. day OF September, 1901, a dupii-'
cate VIII be issuea.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
OCEAN SJFAnEES-
NORTH qERNAA LLOYD.


EG2T9 GERMAa LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
pIsYBiOT- TIL I-C'If EsFS BOJ- -Fsf-E x
CipciIie(uevlAus S0I IN C'ecilie (nw1 sept =.
Kaiser. aug p. 10 An Kaiser sept
X Wna fI--Se9t 2 I PM K VIM iA--Oct- =
kronpriaz. Sept 10. : An SronPT m T. oct
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH H-CHERBOURG RG-btsAsssillE ,a
Kurfuerst Aug D. 10 A& Barbarossa- oep -
F'r' Cirich Aug -. 10 All ISurfusrss ,ss.- -
-tineiseIau- scot .. 10 AaI Friedrich -. - -,
Bremen. sept 1eIO Az -GueiSenau- -Oet-i"
~Bresaen direct
Mediterranean Service
CIfy-r.TAP- API ,F.~-C;EzNOA. AT n Az,
K. ISIise--.. -Avg- 81 \ Inise. ~. "a
X Albert. sept Z X Albert -OCt- .s
-Neckar.. sept II %Secllar- '.et %. =.
E Irene ----- sept 81 p Irene NOV
sOnuitS Genoa. -,
From Bremen Piers. 81 & 4th Sts.. Hoo9SsI,..
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAN E:lel1E1III1 E::ll>el-d,I ~
f-HFCES GOOD ALL OVER TIE NORLgy'
OFI.HICHS < CO. No. . broadway =, =
Louis n Meyer 1915 Wall ut ST. Phli1-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ENGINEER young man, American in
office building. oiler; can repair lights,
wishes to advance himself. Henry NoGt
4S5 I'd ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
1lD n1Mg N01N LINE,

IALL4l SER ' INlfl-
rc- Jamestown Exposition. Old Poin.
co-Yror, Norfolk. Portsmouth Pfnner's
Fofn+ ard Newport News. Va. connecting
- parersbTlrs. Richmond Virginia Beach,
Vsshiugton. d. c.. and entirs South and
West.
i..sa,, r.sL 9sav a. n
n T. WOODROW. Traffic Msnsy---
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR-Swed total abstainer;
does not smoke; city references: good me
chsslic and driver on most any gasotehe
car. Carl Johnson, 4I9 East 3Ith St
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ELECTRICTAN-Insi wire man; two
years experience; with tools. Lester
Wright, 281 Union st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ENGINEER German. first class mcchan-
ic electric. hydraulic, Ice machines. 20
take charge Of large steam plant; own
tools. $40 East 9th st. care Of Wanaer.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR Private family. mnchiniSt;
make all repairs: reference ThieTSartneI,
321 Stockholm St Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
AUCTION SALES.

Da VIRTUE Of an execution. j. Bernstein,
e., e.lioneer. VIII sell to-day, p a. nl-; AT
=. sarsE0n ST. Manhattan. three ssa8Sls.
:. -r1,r o. A-frea L-rnnnLAn. Aa-snal.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ELECTRICTAN.-Sobe young man wishes
steady position with some electrical com
pany: understands motors telephone con
dut work and general wiring and working
from plans L. Fleet, 3Ts 9Th St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
HlU1sos llNE.

Newburgh. Poughkeepsie and Rondout'
from Pier "a y. r.. week days Except sat
urdays). at 4 Z. NJ; Saturdays, l T. NJ
West 10th ST. 1870 p NJ ~
For Newbargh. week days except Sai1r-
dnysl at ) z. NJ. from Pier - y X.
Saturdays. p. NJ; West 12Sth ST. S'"V
-, Sat o \. NJ. Pier "a y r
SCNDAfS lat $50 A. NJ. West l2Sth 81
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

slnEls insertions cents per line SIX
'ssa words. seven times cOn5ecutiyely. 81.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for period OF fourteen days In
ne Tr1bune's Directory OF DeslraDle
Aoorns Write for circular
fEli Information concerning these roolhs
nty be had free of charge. at the Uptown
uHns Of The Sew-York Tribune. aoo~
hEoadsay. between 3eIh and Slth sts-
I'D ST, I2o WEST.
tween L and subway express statohss
'elar7ning rooms: superior table, references
ssrsn and required.
I'D ST, 80 WEST tbeIween - and SUD
Nsy express stations Charming rooms
..perior table. references given ana TO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR R.-Careful and reliable: com
petent Of taking care of any machine:
best references. Address Walter Murray
7O1 Sewall ave. AsbuTy Park. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

eingi. insertion. = cents per line Six
s'Sh ~crct. seven time. consecnnTely. e,
INCL entities advertiser 10 have rooms
rleeo Tor 9 period Of fourteen Gays n
Ynt Tr1ounss Directory OF Desiraois
N'"oias- Nri1e for circular.
Nn-i Information concerning thee rooms
10y be hac- free of charge. ct IN, Uptown
pnaes Sf The Esw-York Tribune. l5oA
N''&esag. between Beth and 57th sts
~aa- lYS W--Nsnes0msly appointed prf-
&c mouse. ieTge and small rooms terms
....2s'ste. telephone
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR- private family: drives
cnly the best French and American cars
good habits: best references. =, \ Davis.
% Washington ave, Laurel Hill. Long Isl
and.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAJ1FFEJTR. R.-Colorei; n private famNs
long experience: best reference. Robert
Turner 433 West 52d st. care DiCgs-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR years experience:
good mechanic; careful driver best OF
references; can do all repairs; willing 20
work for moderate wages. John Monaco.
q Marion st.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR and COACHMAN.-M Mar
ried: hrst class references; does own re
pairs on car; neat appearance and sober.
EIlwood 115 West 62d 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

ENGINEER as chief and master me-
chauic: will maintain plant efficiently
and economically: executive ability; ensr-
setic; excellent references. Address En-
sineer. care Of Jardon. 90 West 44th ST
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

CHAUFFEUR. MACHINIST. -; expert
enced: drives and repairs any gasoiene
car; understands horses: city or country ;
good references. Chauffeur. 3lS West
SD st.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

y. r. tickets hotel accOmmOdattons ~, 80
general information about IOre4gn H1s5
Travellers checks good all over Jne &Ol-~-
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY y y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. HoDohen-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

FIREN AN.-With license; can FIRE with
any kind Of coal and shavings: best refer
ence Sulitzky. 642 East 14th ST.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
.PENNSY TO FIGHT
2-cENT FARE BILL
WAR OFFICIALLY DECLARED Az
TER Mr.. RAER, OF READING,
SEES PRESIDENT Nc

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 22.--It was
officially announced at the ONCE Of
President Mccrea, of the Pennsylvania
railroad, that the Pcnnsylvania rail-
road would do all In its power to pre-
vent the passage OF the 2-cent fare bill
by the Legislature.
oficers Of The railroad have asked
the legislative committee nnvinr tn.
bill In charge for hearing, at which
the company's reasons why the Senate
should moi support the measure VIII
be explained
The announcement Of the Pennsyl-
yania's sttitude was made following :
conference between Mr.. Mccrea and
Mr.. Bacs, of the Reading railroad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
Order for S 600
New Box Cars
THEY ARE 10 HAVE STEEL uN.
DER FRAMES AND WILL COST
ABOUT s5,5ooooo.

PfTTsBuRG, Feb. %. Orders were
given yesterday By the Pennsylvania
railroad to the Pressed steel Car CO..
and the American Car & Foundry Co.
for 5000 boy cars with steel under.
frames TO cost about $500. 900. The
order was equally divided and the cars
will be made as speedily as possible
at the McKees Rocks plant of the
Pressed Steel Car Company and at the
Berwick plant OF the American Car &
Foundry Company. The cars are for
use on the lines east Of Pittsburg and
are urgently needed to care for the
enormo,is increase in freight now en-.
5oyed BY the Pennsylvania system.
tits stated that this order Is but the
first of u series of contracts for equip.
ment that will be placed by the Penn
sylyania to meet its oyerflowing
freight business. The Pennsylvania
already has large orders for steel cars
in the shops Of the Standard and Press.
ed Steel Car compaeins, and the Inn
preston was given that It would not
contract for further equipment be.
cause of threatened cessation OF
prosperity This belief was not shar-
ed by the steel manufacturers, who ar.
gued from their own prosperity that
the railroads were raising hue and
cry TO Brighten legislatures of various
States from passing drastic legislation.
II is said that the business Of the
pennsylvania and other roads has.
grown so rapidly that they must use
every cffort: to meet the demand by in.
creased equipment -:
The contract is the FIRST result Of
the recent successful plans OF the
Pennsylvania to raise money to care
for its enormous business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
HORRIBLE ] 4 | CRIME
SENSATION OCCURS! WHEN. YOUNG;
el:,L.MoTHER TEsTlFlEs !.
IN COURT z

HUNTINGTON, Feb. %. sensa.
tion was created In the police court
here when Lizzie Rose. girl Of 1e,
was put on the stand to testify against
her father. David Rose, whom she had
arrested for assault. The girl testified
that her father struck her violently
several times at the instance of her
stepmother.
Chief Dawson, calling attention to d
child which the girl carried in her
arms, asked II she were married. THE
girls answer was in the negative. ne
then asked who was the father Of the
child. q
In the presence of the court the girl
;swore, which, Il true, makes her faith,
er a monster. that her father was the
father OF the baby. She went on to
testify that she had been forced to
swear that the child belonged TO David
g. Miller, a merchant at Hazelgreen,
Wolf county. KY. because her father
threatened to kill her II she dlvulged
the truth. y
The girl declared that she was, out
OF the power OF her father, and she
was determined to tell the truth for
the sake Of obtaining justice for the
man her father had wronged.
While on the witness stand the girl
testified that her father, after her
mothers death, had held her In con.
idition Of bondage 5.
The girl was modest and innocent
in appearance, and as she told the
horrible story she broke down and
wept in such a way that there was
scarcely y dry eye In the house. &
David Rose was yisibly affected, and
his whole frame shook when his daugh.
ter made the. fearful accusations
against him. The family has only
been here short time, having come
from Wilder county, Ky. "
Rose will be held under bond until
the Kentucky authorities are heard
from.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
PASSENGERS GAN
Be SEEN ON THE
WRECKED SHIP
Only Two Have
Been Rescued

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, Feb.
22-one more passenger ON the
wrecked steamer Berlin, of the Great
Eastern railway, which went aground
off the Hook o. Holland, yesterday.
has been saved, making two persons on
rescued. Both survivors are In such
ipreeariouss condition that they may
die. Other passengers are still TO be
seen on the remnants Of the vessel,
but all attempts 70 reach them tan.
Whether the figures visible are aijys
or not is not known. Thirty.four
bedies have been wsshed ashore.
+ LONDON, Feb. %. e b. b.)-rhe
Central News announces that ten per.
sons. have been saved from the wreck
ed steamer. Berlin, on the Hook Of
Holland. 3, 4 3!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
TO
MAKE ADDRESS
WILL SPEAK AT THE HARVARD
\ UNION o.MoRRoW AFTER.
NOON AT CAMBRIDGE.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2s.-Presiden.
and Mrs Roosevelt celebrated the Ma!
ttonal holiday by starting for Massa.
chusetts this afternoon, where they
plan to spend two dayszyisiting their
sons. Theodore, Jrs at Harvard, and
Kermit; at Groton. Mrs. Nicholas
Lonsworth and Miss Ethel Roosevelt
accompanied them The party start
for washington Sunday evening, sat:
Euraay, afternoon the President will
make ar address at the Harvard I'M
ion. Sunday viii for the most part
be spent at Groton. No public func.
tions viii be attended by the Presi-
dent during the trip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
] } DISMISSED
CHARGES BROUGHT BY CAPITAL
POLICE NOT UPHELD BY
EVIDENCE.

CHARLESTON. Feb. ,22.-The case
of ]. q. Abernathy, editor Of the Ca
zetts. who was charged with disorder
" conduct which charge was prefer.
red against him when Chief Of Police
Dan Montague and Lieutenant Nc
Grath had arrested him and beat him
up on the way to the police station,
was concluded after a lengthy hearing,
by the dismissal of Abernathy on this
charge. Montague and McGrath are
still suspended from the force. Re.
corder Hood, acting mayor, not yet
having rendered a decision In their
case as to their being justified in their
action. The hearing of Abernathy took
place before Police Judge wertz.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-22
STATE CONVENTION OF
". M. c. a. Al. ELklNs.

ELKfNs, Feb. 22.-The Sd biennial
convention OF, the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of West Virginia will
be held in this city, beginning March
1st and lasting until the Sd. Three
seasons will be held daily. Fully 100
delegates from every city of any size
In West Virginia will be in attendance,
with wahsington. Baltimore, Parkers.
burg. Wheeling and Cumberland. repre-.
sented by speakers and leaders Of ma.
tional reputation.