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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

w ANTED. EXPERIENCED soLIC-
itor; insurance man preferred; ex-
ceptional opportunity to the right
man. Apply between 10 and IL
Monday, 4O1 Mutual Building.
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sALEsMEN-DoN'T ANSWER THIS
ad unless you want to earn from
: 5000 to $500 per month. with strong
proposition; we mean business II you
are the man. Write us. FRANK r.
JENNINGS. Sales Mgr. Chicago.
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
assist In cleaning, white or colored.
Apply No. 25O2 Park Avenue. Coco
wages to right party.
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YOUNG ME.H WANT
ed as bundle wrappers. MILLER d
Rt1OADS.

POSITIONS-THOUs
ands of appointments to be made; ex-
aminations soon in this city. Cir
culnr 1885, giving full particulars as
to positions, salaries, sample ques-
tions, etc, sent free by NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE In Silt u TIE,
WnShington. u. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

w..NTED.--ANeH HONEST PERSON CAN
eiirn large salary mailing postal
cards in their leisure time. Address
NATIONAL MAILING CO. 1G34 North
Philip Street. Philadelphia,
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WANTED, BoARDERs e FOR NICE
second story front room; also hall
room, bath and telephone, good ac-
Communications at reasonable rates,
Address 20l Il. Cary Street,
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WANTED. TWO TO -FOUR SETS OF
books to keep or audit after office
hours by two employed accountants;
intelligent and accurate work prom
Used; out-of-town correspondence in
vited. Address III IL. this office.
YOUNG MAN (ENGLIsH) WANTS Pc
sition of trust: used to store work
not afraid of work. Address j 3.
care this Office.
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NEW YORK. CITY, 12s w. SGD STREET
Family living near Central Park VIII
let rooms, with or without poaId
convenient to all lines. Can give
Richmond references.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED, SETTLED CoLoRED Wo-
man for nurse. Apply 324 Harrison
Street.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PoSITION.-AN EX-
perienced, progressive. successful, in
troductory teacher wants position: q
full graduate, and one who has made
testimonials. Address ..TEACHER,'
care Carrier No. 6, Petersburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

COMPETENT LADY
stenographer and typewriter. Apply
to THALHIMER BROS, Fifth and
Broad.
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RESPECTABLE COLOR MAN
wants position In jamestown or Nor
folk as janitor or porter; good rcf-
erence. Z 424, care this office.
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WANTED. A FIRSr-CLASs BOOK
keeper to take charge of set OF books;
state experience and salary. j 49,,
this office.
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TWoRoR THREE GENTI41 IN
men for a large, nicely furnished
room, With good board. on Grace near
Shafer, Street, Address j 50, care
this office.
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GOOD SUMMER BOARD FURNISHED
by Mrs. T. Il. DANIEL, Rockhsh, Va.
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Help Male and Female.

garden and to attend to horse, In the
suburbs of the city. Good rooms for
both. Call phone 3S29-J.
WANTED, A COUPLE TO WORK ON
place In suburbs. Apply ]. A. GOOD
WIN, corner Second Street Road,
Highland Park.
WANTED, LETTERS WRITTEN Al
home; IS per thousand. MARYLAND.
NOVELTY CO., Rocky Ridge, Md.
Enclose stamp.
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LADY WANTED TO ASSIST IN GEM
eral oflcework; state experience and
salary expected. Address K. y. W..
General Delivery, Manchester, Va.
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GENERAL HOUSE SER
want room on premises, 62S North
Seventh Street.
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ONE HUNDRED MEN. WHITE OR
colored to work in stone quarries
at Rockfsh, Va, on Southern Rail-
way; steady work. with good pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

LOST. JUNE SD, BLACK AND WHITE
Bitch. tan head, licked spot at root
of tail: weighs GO pounds. Reward
on return to 1905 East Main.
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THE RUTLAND" OPENS JUNE 29TH
six miles from Richmond; trains con-
yenient for business men: boating
and swimming; hot and cold run
ming water in house.. Reasonable
6 rates THE RUTLAND, Ellerson, Va.
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A COOK AND HOUSE,
cleaner for family Of one to three;
good position to right party. Address
e 423, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

BUYS FIVE UPS. AND
ave downs; good for one week, 2-cellt
ADVANCE or decline from price, gives
I'd 500 profit Write for particulars.
rCOMSTOCK & CO., Commerce Bldg,
Chirn go. ifs rs. di
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY
to take secretaryship Of corpora
ton: pleasant business; will be re-
CURED to take $500 worth of stock
investment guaranteed, and good sal
airy to right party. Address, with
reference, P. o. Box 81, Newport
News, Va. si3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

BY AN EXPERIENCED
young lady. q position as stenogra-
pher and typewriter. Can give best
references Address A SIG 1-2 North
Twenty fifth Street. city.
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WANTED, RELIABLE MEN EVERY
where-good pay-to distribute oircu-
lars. samples, adv. matter. tack signs,
ETC.; nothing to sell; no canvassing.
UNIVERSAL ADV. CO.. Chicago.
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LOST. A PAIR OF TAN KID GLOVES
IN balcony of Academy, Saturday
matinee. Reward If returned to s0a
South Belvidere.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT LADY
stenographer and typewriter. Apply
to THALHIMER BROS. Fifth and
Broad.
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WANTED, A LADY. sTGNoGRAPHER
with experience; steady employment
Address. with references, * 81, care
this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

FOR RENT, TWO OR THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms, or one furnished. 622
North Eighth.
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POSITIONS IN EVERY LINE; sALA-
ries $50 to $500 month: demand for
help greater than the supply: pay
when position Is secured; stamp for
particulars. NATIONAL EMPLOY
AENT ASSOCIATION. Century Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT
the Bryan home, in the University
district, convenient to street cars;
large. shaded grounds; comfortable
Miss b. H. WOODSON. University
Station, Charlottesville, Va.
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.THE RUTLAND" OPENS JUNE 52pTH;
six miles from Richmond; trains con-
venient for business men; boating
and swimming; hot and cold running
water in house; reasonable rates.
THE RUTLAND, Ellerson. Va.
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.WANrEp. SUMMER BoARpERs AT
'Holly Plain a pleasant country
home near "Red House, Charlotte
county, Va, Mrs, G. d. CHAMBERS
Brookneal, Va. ,
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WANTED. GOOD. EXPERIENCED
drived to deliver packages. E'AULK-
NER & WARMER CO., First and
Broad Streets. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED AT ONCE. ONE OR TWO
reliable and sober candy-makers;
steady employment to right parties
1877.
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e,Nerience. position as stenogra-
pher; can furnish reference. Adj
dress Miss f., 261G East Grace st.
by experienced office woman; first
class references. Address G Sis, care
this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

POSITION AS TRAVELLING CoMPAN-
ion for summer months by young
weeks VIII call at any address.
E 400. care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED, WOMAN TO COOK AND
do general house work for small
family. Apply second flat. 5 West
Cary Street.
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BRIGHT MAN TO TRAVEL
this territory; experience not neces-
sary; expenses advanced and fatr
salary to start. NIcBRADY & CO.,
Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED. A GOOD COOK AND NURSE.
GIG West FRANKLIN Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED. FIRST CLASS STENOG-
rapher and office man; one with rail-
road experience preferred, but not
necessary. Salary, s65 to start. Ad-
dress [. S, care this office.
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DETECTIVES; SHREWD,
reliable man for profitable secret SER
vice to act under orders: no expert
ence necessary. Write II. c.. WEB
STER, indianapolis. Ind.
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WANTED, LADY STENOGRAPHER,
who has knowledge OF bookkeep-
Ing. Address III 20, care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS
can secure lodging at my Nome.
Terms very reasonable. Convenient
to all car lines. Apply Mrs. Z. J.
HOLLAND. 42s Olney Road. Ghent,
Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED. A YOUNG WHITE MAN.
to work on dairy farm; must be
good milker. Apply to LOUIS D..
ELLIS, r. Il. D. !. Phone 1899 r.
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FOR RENT, ONE LARGE UNt,uR-
nished front room. 408 IL West
Clay Street, city.
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-FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent at reasonable rates. Apply
at once at SIS North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED, AT MOUNTAIN VIEW
three -quarters Of a mile from town,
a few boarders for tho summer. Mrs
Dr. C.. SMITH, Lock Box 224, Cor
louisville, Va.
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WANTED, "A STRONG WHITE WOMAN
as nurse and to walt on invalid. Ap-
ply at once 1907 Grove Avenue.
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WANTED. BooKKEEPER TO TAKE
charge of set of books for small bus
mess. requiring a few hours time
every week. Address Fl 10. care this
office.
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MNAO2'jt@
ONE CENT A WORD.
Help Wanted

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience unnecessary.
Send for particulars. PRESS SYN
+ S1CATE, Lockport, N. Y.
TTS1L SERVICE employees ARE
paid we'll for easy work; examine
lions of all kinds soon; booklet Il 164,
describing positions a..d telling. cas-
ikit and quickest way to secure theili
Is gree. Write now. WASHINGTON
xtNIL SERVICE SCHOOL, Washing
tau, d. C..
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PRACTICAL MAN WILL
coach students Of mechanical courses
in correspondence schools at night;
terms reasonable. G AIS, this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

A SAWYER THAT CAN
keep his saw and attend to mill.
WINDSOR SINGLE CO., L. n.
Nance. Pres't,, Batten, Va.
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SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND
excellent table board. BIT West
Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED AT ONCE. "A CAPABLE AND
sober steward State lowest salary
and send references. No time for
correspondence. ED. H PLUMBER.
Prop, Rawley Springs. Va.
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WANTED. A GOOD WAsHWoNll\N.
Apply Monday morning 30 East Cary
Street. second floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED, A FEW ADULT BOARD.ERs
8 at Boscobel. on C. & O. Road, Is
miles west of Richmond; healthy To-
cation; good shade, and within five
minutes walk of depot; post-ofttce
and phone connections with Rich
mond. For particulars address Mrs.
p. r. TILMAN, Boscobel, Va.
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A SHORT STRAW COLLAR
maker; steady employment to the
right party. Address VIM 7.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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TRANSIENT AND IA
BILE boarders wanted. Apply to Mrs.
B. S. SMITH, 301 East Grace street.
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Situation Wanted Male.

A YOUNG MAN. WITH FOUR YEARS
experience at ruling, would Ike q
position with good show at down
Chafiln Street, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED MAN WITH
established trade to represent US In
Piedmont section of Virginia. Write,
with references inclosed !. "A. HOR-
NER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
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SUMMER REST, OPEN JULY 1sT no
September Goth. Apply at office. III
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WANTED, A GOOD. RELIABLE. So
Der printer al once. Address JOUR-
NAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, Fred
cl.lcksburg, Va.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS
can secure board at MERRlMAC
COTTAGE. Ocean View. Va.
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Business Chanc es..

DO YOU NEED CAPITAL TO EXTEND
& or start business? If SO, write me
to-day Exceptional facilities Tor
placing stocks or bonds aulckly.
torney, LIE Droit Bldg. Washington,
s98 d. C. 5tfA =.
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$1,000 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED
fposition permanently, distributing
! address COMMERCIAL. ADvhRTIs-
I ING ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia, Pa.
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START A NlAIL-ORDER BUSINESS;
4 wa furnish everything necessary;
only few dollars REQUIRED, new plan;
success certain; costs nothing to n,
yestignte. MILBURN HICKS, 35s8
a Dearborn Street. Chicago.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Af'-
ply Ito East MARSHALL Street.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS.
100 North Seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

WANTED, TWO GOOD FARM HANDS.
Apply w, r. WATTS, Manager Nal
vern Hill Farm, Post-otlice.
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WANTED, FIVE GOOD HOUSE PAINT.
ers. Apply to w. It. BL.kKEY. a6,4
Venable. Street,
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SUMMER BCARDERS, Ar
ply II. It. DICKINSON, Louisa! Va.

3, 8is NJ aal A .'a
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WANTED. A BOY TO WORK AT SODA
fountain. Apply CHILDREY ORIG
COMPANY, First and Broad Straets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27

"Bout three seconds"
"Ah-h-h! And how did you get here
so fast?"
"Cyclone."
The Iowan looked at the Kansan
wundcringly and said. "Well, brother,
II you Travelled from Kansas TO eastern
Iowa on cyclone in three seconds
without getting hurt the Lord must
have been with you"
The Kansas man took a chew of to-
bacco and remarked quietly. AN rye
got TO say. stranger. is that If tho Lord
was with me on that trip he was gons
some"
When Mr.. Edge finished his terrific
clip be was in such fine condition that
he was able TO kiss two pretty girls
who in their enthusiasm rushed up TO
be Hobsonized as the daring driver
stepped out of his car. His last mile,
in fact, was the fastest, being made ut
a rate Of seventy-two miles an hour.
Edges prodigious performance was
made on the new Brooklands autorno-
bile racing track near Weybridge, Eng
land. 1t is three mile elliptcal track
ninety feet wide, heavily banked at the
turns. 1t is said a safe speed Of a
hundred miles an hour may be achieved
on this track. Edge made an aver
age of a small fraction less than sixty
six miles an hour for the twenty four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27

hours earlier could refresh himself
With a beefsteak freshly cut from a
Looping steer of the plains
or we may imagine for Mr.. Edge Il
track built parallel to the Pennsylvania
railroad, so that the eighteen hour ex-
press between New York and Chicago
might enjoy a race with the Edge au-
tomobile. The express train, however,
would hardly enjoy the race. The au-
tomobile would be in Chicago an hour
or two ahead of the train, long enough
for Edge to wash up and eat a table
d'hote dinner before the engineer be-
gan TO take off his overalls.
But while S. +. Edge won the worlds
record for distance travelled in day,
an automobile driver i'm the United
States performed feat almost as in
teresting on the same day. on the
Hamlin race track at st. Paul TWEEN
ty-four hour endurance race was run,
Rafaelo Mongini winning by making
1887 miles, which was Pill better than
the worlds record for similar condi-
tons. The track, II should be remem-
bered, was built for horses, not for au-
tomobiles. Edges run was made on a
banked track costing more than half a
million dollars, with every possible fea-
ture calculated to make 1t safe and
speedy Mongini travelled more than
a thousand miles on an ordinary track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27

hour But why stick any further to
such prosaic things as figures in dis
GUESSING this Homeric epic of speed?
Hurrah for Edge!
However some comparisons may not
be odious. Let us suppose that Edge
repeat his performance as to distance
in the United States, travelling west
ward on a straightaway track from
New York city. Starting at 6 o'clock
in the evening, he would cross the mar
row heel of New York state into Penn
sylvanla, traverse the keystone State
lengthwise cut across the top of Ohio
and Indiana and the northern part of
Illinois, crossing the Mississippi river
nj Davenport Ia, about breakfast time.
Perhaps our hospitable Iowa friend
might toss him a few tabloids as he
scooted through Davenport or Des
Moines. He would cross the Missouri
river at Omaha about noon like a Kan
sas cyclone headed west. sweep over
the Nebraska prairies TO the western
end of the state, and at 6 O'Clock in
the evening end his twenty -four hours
and his 1851 miles at a point near
where the states of Nebraska, Wyom-
ing and Colorado touch. A pretty girl
from each of these three states might
be on hand to give him the kiss of hero
worship, and the traveller who had de-
parted from New York twenty-four
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and his run is considered marvel. on
the same day two drivers, III. Kitchener
and Ralph milford, drove car III
miles in twenty-four hours on the
Point Breeze track at Philadelphia,
much of the time in a miserable rain
storm, with mud ankle deep on most
of the track and hub deep at the turns
This, considering the conditions, was
another wonderful performance.
The automobile is the arch revolu-
Zionist in transportation. 1t leads the
procession. 1t is so far in advance of
the two wheeled OK cart of Spanish
America that it may stop for dinner at
every inn and for drinks at every road
house with no danger of the carts
catching up Even the bicycle, since
the automobile came along, is linger-
ing far to the rear. About twelve
years ago when Arthur Zimmerman of
New Jersey rode n mile in something
less than two minutes on bicycle he
was the hero of two continents Eddie
Bald used to ride the mile in less than
Zimmerman's time. Now Bald. in try
ing to keep up to date, has become an
auto speed merchant and was in the
recent twenty-four hour run at st.
Paul until his car broke down. When
the bicycle got so clipper that 1t could
run as fast as an express train for a
mile or two the auto was rather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27
The ClermOnt
fNori Painting BY R,fulton Ludlow

objects II has in view is inspired by the
fact that II Is headed by such well
known citizens as the president, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Samuel l.. Clemens
mark Twain. first vice president;
Richard Delafield. the banker, treas
urer; Colonel H. @. S. Heistand,
u. S. A., chairman of the executive
committee; Hugh Gordon Miller An
drew Carnegie President Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, r. Fulton Cutting, Arch
bishop Farley of the Roman Catholic
church and Bishop Greer of the Epis-
copal, ana James Speyer and Rear Ad-
mlral Coghlan. The association hopes
To raise 100000 for the purposes Of the
monument, and contributions both
large ana small viii be received at the
headquarters, Park row. New York
Fulton's Descendants.
There are four grandchildren Of Rob-
ert Fulton living Robert Fulton Lud-
low of Clayerack, n. Y. the Rev. Rob-
ert Fulton Crary, rector Of the Church
Of the Holy Comforter Poughkeepse,
n, y; Charles Franklin Crary OF Mer-
rick, n. y, and Mrs ella Crazy Cam
mann OF New York They have written
a Joint letter expressing approval OF
the objects of the association and con
senting 10 removal OF Fulton's bones
from the Livingston vault In Trinity
churchyard TO the proposed monu-
ment.
The father OF steam navigation was
born I'm Lancaster county. Pa. In 1865
and died In New York in 1915 lie had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27

hours. He set out to do lao miles in
LAO minutes calendar day, He
did 1t and better by TAI miles and 1910
yards. Brief stops We're necessary at
intervals of about three hours. to allow
his mechanicians to put on new wheels.
tires being punctured and burned out
by the gruellng grind on the cement
track The mechanicians also per-
formed prodigious feats in rapid work.
Once they replaced all four of the
wheels in one minute and twenty tive
seconds.
The driver did not stop for meals.
The mechanician who rode with him
fed him tablods and coffee nibs by
poking them into his mouth. There
We're. of course, relays of mechanicians,
so that Edge was the only man who
travelled all the time, For several
hours in the twcnty-four the car main
tanned speed of seventy miles an
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Robert Fulton, the Father of Steam Navigation

n ZIG. II 1907 was an eventfui dav
"a IN An,orro,,, histor,, irdood
a. -. ,,.,,,1 =, 80,
on tiiot uuy tne Ole'iiioi''
made her initial trip up the hudson
river from Now York to Albany. The
man who built the Clermont, Robert
Fulton, Is generally regarded as the
father Of steam navigation at least in
this country There can he no doubt,
at any rate. Of his great services to the
causes of invention and progress. and
1t would be quite beyond human ability
to form any adequate estimate of the
influence upon civilization exerted by
his achievement in applying steam
power 10 the purposes of navigation
For this reason the movement 10 honor
ms memory uurlls cue year Mnien
MARKS Tue oile luu,''o.'l uiii,t eis'i's
% q,p pes'hul''s pl s.eh'l'po,'i,'s vi
.he iiuus"ll mas eii''sleu sIe"' ue''I VI
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