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STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. Dec ., 1907;

New York. Dec. ., 1907.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE CO.
I03 East 18TH st
70 srs. II. Wheaton. c Z smith a1ss
= = Roach. Mrs 5. L. Reid. siTs. n
.s.cAirney. II. y. Eraus. L = hoittan'
sesephine Sanford, p. 7. Fox. "A. > AUS
g. s. a. Frank, Il Wolfert, J, II: 20
essInrneeian. e J J. Landess. Miss Z; sun III
= Mrs x Hammond. l. GOoonelsh- "
-. Arnez . " Johnson. J. w Remer:
l .s ard each Of you are hereby IA, no,il1eo ,ileS1
Sst The time for payment OF our Iien nI,oa
- property hereinafter described having
1pirec. after due notice thereof had been
Sseh SOU, We viii cause such property, 70
- - household goods. personal effects ana
II rSerrnancsse stored by you or In your name
~ NC warehouses OF this company, 10 be
-. - az public auction. according 20 tne
..a.nies s. N suca cases made ana f5roFaoe1.
- = Nne auction rooms Of George Merle. ISS
- I-lth St commencing TUESDAY, De
,s.oeT 1Eth. 1907. a. 1890 a m. and con
s.S-aiias every Tuesday and "Wednesday
,,ssersaffe-. az the same place and hour, un-
:. -ne goods have been sold
"f" YORK CENTRAL STORAGE 90.
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RAHROADa.
new JERSEY CENTRAL,

TWO-HOCR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv W. sd sT.1
--6.5o. $50 $50. $50. so. 10.5o II 70.
11-J0 a. m. 1880. ID. f-5o. ESQ. $50. 4 %.
dsSs D IS 80 Os $50 s. SO Io5e fi.so a. m.
1850. 1-5O. ESQ. $50. 4-5o. 5-5e. $50. $50.
Ix. LIB LIBERTY sr.E1.so. $50. 7.oo. 500.
$50. 600. 1000. HOO. 115o. Zoo a. ne
Leo. 1.30. eco. 3.00. 400. 4.30. 800. 500.
100 500. goo D m. Il - midnight- sun
I2eO noon. LOO. go. 800. 400, 800, 500.
100. SEQ. 500. 10 so y m. L. 10 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$50 $50. $50. $50 y m daily.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:-l.30. 500. 1000
a. m. 90 noon. zoo. 400. 500. 100 p nn--
daily
For ATLANTIC CITY Lv- W. 2sd Sta
$50 a. m. d2-JO Sars. only. SO D. m
sundays. 80 a, n. 2 20 p m
sats- only. :. 10 p m Sundays. 1000 a. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND I.AKEHURsT.
only. 1-20. 81 %. $50. 45O $50 sats. only)
p m Sunf7gs. S-2o. $50 a. m = 20 p m
Ly- LIBERTY sT,--4eo 1o-oo a m, n,
Sats. OnIy) p. m Sundays. $50. 1000 a. M.
FoR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
: 20 II - a N. loo. 4.3o 80. 8 %. 20.
1850 p NJ Sundays. $50 a m. $50.
SD 2. m
Lv LIBERTY ST=4O1. $50 IL 30
a m. 1.10 4. - $50, s 80. 5. 45 p. m. 1901
midnight. Sundays. Ace, S-0D a. M 4-oO.
$50 p m
Time tables may be obtained az following
Offices: Liberty ST West 23d St Tel 3l4&
Chelsea 8 Astor House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854
Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Av. Isl Fifth Av.. %
Union Square West. 27gS Third Av.. los
West 125th ST.. 245 Columbus Az. New
York: Court ST. 343. 344 Fulton St. 4T9
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn: 800 Broadway,
Williamsburg. New YOpk Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination.
" q; RESIER w G HOPE.
Vfce-Pres. & zen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent.
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HELP WANTED
Male

ADVERTISING CANvAssERs. WANT
ED. SEVERAL GOOD ApyEPTIsIN,
cANVASsERS. ON THE TRIBUNE AZ
MANIAC. LIBERAL COMMISSION REF
ERENCES REQUIRED. CALI. OR An
DRESS ADVERTISING MANAGER. PrJB-
LEGATION OFFICE NEW-YORK TRIR-
CNE. NEW YORK.
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WORK WANTED.

R0oKKEEPER-- seeks position
q bOalzkeeper or clerk II Office: goo1 pen
man: competent. Address y. y. T., Tribune
Office.
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Female

ACCOMPANIST. &c--In hotel or school,
play for dances. etc; or teach music and
German. excellent references. Miss f1tZ-
gerald $ Bureau. 503 9Th ave, corner 42d st.
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BOY. Is. experienced. n wholesale house
or electrical business. William Bade-,
1S7 East 104ch s..
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IoI-sf. BOY. swedish. but SPEAKS. good
English. very good references. "liine 70
-a 20 fuo country. Sl6. Can swedish t-N-
Shanr, l3p East 3o;h ST, or Tel. f5t+-
Madison ~4usrc-
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WANTED-A waitress to assist with cham
Der work in large house: two n fam
iiy; strictly personal reference required.
Call before = at 1O9 East 10Th St
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n Y " II. & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Stations
g2d st and Ath Ave. as follows for
Boston via NeF London & PrOy.-tt 1000.
s 1O:0O. * 1902 a NJ. r. l:0o. x ;o3.
< 500. = 500. *F 5:O2. sf12:00 P N.
via Spfd.-4915 A NJ. 'tf2-0o. 'il4;OO<
s1I :O0 P NJ -
Wor' ster & Fitch via Putnam, 1850 P n
IaksvfIie a NOrf-+s9;o0 A NJ, f3:25 2 NJ
CT harrington, StOckhridge. Lenoxs Pits
heId-f4:54- 1890 4. NJ, 1925 ?. NJ
Ticket Offices at cCid- Cent. s. n and clZosa
St also at c245. 100 elisa way CD
Union So. cIs2 5rh Ave. c245 Col Aye.s
c5G3 5th Ave cts Mad. Ave. e1Oo W.
125th St. 2T9s Sd Ave In Bklyn. ca Court
sDafiv Except Sundays fStops at 10Th
ST xStops al I25th St Sundays only
4Parlor Car Limited sSunday parlor a. a.
Sleeping Car tickets also
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Carpet CLEANING
DESKS AND OFFICE FrR>rrs-RF-

DgEsSNlAETNG AND MILLINERY
gTTFNTToN-Fur garments 10 order OF
rsmo6eIled % newest styles - pracit cal
fr--ser Or - yeaTs' experience. absolutely
losest p-ioes n city, satisfaction guaran-
issS Ben r - West 18th St
Asa. SA ARNE&Ts an6 other nne furs
rsrel-eo. Ieiyed and ve-ncdellea Into lsfes'
stvles a. exceptionally low p~tcess fur gar
s-4-ts mace order Mrs. z J. Barker.
ic East z6ta e.. near Park ave late win
c c. GuE-herg SCna. Stn sFS ts- 4o-c-
fsth
pREsssf EFFs. good. would Ike position
= rl-srete family IS maid and sAsiiil-
Esress O. x C1t t- day- references truIll
smployer. sullivan. - West 1Veth 81
rRpssAr, -cf.1,.- F.zpe-ieaces; 1ut by Gay.
best references: s. per cay Sll Hi 81,
West Eot1keu.
spvERTISf-NENTS and subscriptions 1or
=nfce n. 1865 Broadway. between sbth
.e--,semerts resolved al Tie 1oiloa-iHs
hrsnch ot.7ces n regular Office rates until
O'clock D. ia. viz 617 9Th ave, @5s hlh
ave s. 2 cor - ST. l55 9Th ave cor
i2fh 81. - East 1zth ST. - West 421 81.
fetRee- 80 and STA aves-s %j3 Nest i-,'ih
& lg2- Cd ave between 10Th and I'm
SIS 1u.G q ave- near Glst 81 1stS Isl
ETs. near sch 81. "a East l25rh ST sso
Trs-nart ave- t,=8 &c ave and al ATnerl-
rsn Dis--.et telegraph Offices throughout
fre el-y
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received nt their Uptown
Office, No. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th sts-, until o'clock p m Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
S O'Clock p m. viz: 264 sth ave. s. e,
cor. 23d St. i53 9th ave. cor. l2th ST o.
East 14th st; 257 West 42d ST.. between
7th and sth apes-; 263 West 125th ST.; 13.s
Sd ave, between 10th and 77th sss.; lozb
Sd ave-. near 6ist st: 17oS fst ave-. near
seth ST; 1877 East 125th ST.: 1856 fremont
ave. $50 80 ave- and snT American Dissrict
Telegraph omcA
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BITTTN0RE q CHTO r. R.

sTATIoN. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Ofices- 245. 4S4 1900 Broadway. Astoe
House IOs Greenwich St, 25 Union Square
~ 2G1 Grand ST n Y. 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn: West 23d St. and Liberty ST.
After 6 .. ~ sleeping Car Reservaticne
and full information regarding trains. etc.s
rsn b. obtained at Bureau OF Information.
b. & o. r R. 23d ST. Terminal 'Pnons
Number, Chelsea-3144-
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aCC0UNTlNTS-
AUCTION SALES.

AIIItUN NAIt>.
--~TIP-T-E- of q warrant Of attachment
D-s-rs9 .--5 an execution. / Bernstein.
-.s7-es- viii sell to-day. . q Ia a.
1S- = Manhattan. Italian groceries and
fstgres. By o-ier Of Alfred Freeman, Mar
shsl.
,IoPTzAg-F SAL-E--Allan A. Irvine auc-
t-57-s.- VIII SEA today a. $50 @ clock. at
X agr VCp-- t5ith st. Borough q MaDhat-
= -ba +=,--t--eS and chactels % = saloon
p o-T5s- NJ attorney FOR mortgage
woRT5AGE SALT viii sell this Gay,
0.sS : n Al - ChTystie st. Manhattan
,i.1- +s~--,-ss BY order q y. kraushaar.
s-,9-nsv ro- mortgage 4. simon, AuC-
feneer.
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TYPEWRgTER6-


~aPEWRITERS-An makes solo. rsn,so
tepsirec- exchanged: reliable nervlce
clkn.sn. 70 Nassau St TeleDhons IO-
ssl'Aodi
s srt WRITERS EENTED-ALL MAKES.
Vser 5oc IN stock Come and select the
ffsefine you want A W. A Co., 3so
o"sy c<os Frank
s-.sERTrsEnENTs ~ :. ane subscriptions for
~ tribune received al t5eir Uptown
- No. 1864 Broadway. bef~een 5otn
ee-~<elL 50. untl O'Clock D. m Ao-
~.senents reoeived at the following
- o,,lces a. regular 1fflce rates until
for - ? m viz z5< sth ave. e :.
e.. 80. 81. l5s 9Th ave. cor. 1zth st., "
n I'VE St zS7 West 4zd st. between
n lo str ases.. 2G3 West i2sth st: lsss
X - between 10th and 17th SITS: lo2o
lf-r nsssr elsf ST. i70e LIST sye.. near
4. - sa7 East l21th St. 7ob 7 su-ons
@ % ave. snc any American District
~>>-~<s
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ADVERTISING CANVASSER WANTED
by daily newspaper: one with experfencs.
must come well recommended; one who ba.
worked in financial or commercial lines
preferred: good onnortunity To make rnons~5
IOr himself and the paper Address with
references. J. l.. Box 50. Tribune ofice.
AGENTS for the best motor washer: ex-
elusive territory; machine craryl1,,sa,,
Aouress Gray, 412 Main st. Cincinnati
MEN t3l OF energy and determination: mus
be over % intelligent. Of good eiuca-
tion and address; permanent outdoor place
with advancement. 10 right men; noder,
ate guarantee TO begin Call Mr. RYAN
156 5th ave.
TUTOR and CoMPANIoN-A young man
Is seeking as tutor and companion g gen
experienced in foreign travel and speaks
English. French and German. Address
with references and full particulars, age
and experience. W E. P. o. Box 1905.
COOK Young woman as cook and assist
with laundry: private family. Call Mon
day morning 81 West 50th st.
WANTED-A waitress to assist with cham
Der work in q large house, two n fam
fiy: strictly personal reference required.
Call before =. at lea East 18th St
ADNERT1S 2MENTS ane subscriptions for
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and 37th SITS. until 8 o'clock D m Ad-
verriseTnents received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
: - clock o II. VIZ 264 Sth ave. = e.
cor. 236 ST I53 9Th ave. cor. 18TH st: o.
East 18th 81: 25T West z26 st. between
1th and Sth aves: e63 West l25th St: 1888
Sc ave. between 10th and 18th SITS 1926
$d ave near 6Ist st 1T0S lst ave. near
seth ST. 151 EaSt l25th st. T5S fremont
ave. ESQ 50 ave and any American DistTtcf
Telegraph Office.
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OLD GOLD AND sIIHER.

S-D GOLD. silver and precious Stones
bought - highest market value mace
INC new articIes or exchange for new Jew
.sctory. - West 25th st
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- st 10 W-JsrEe. small rooms:
- .,'r--- = exposure. hot and cold water,
-..-.1s,,sn business women. references.
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

-. ,---rA rTT-RERS Of billiard end pool IA
siss- htch F-a6e bowling alley builders:
..s 1.se --sras Marx Bros. - Union Square
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rrR>1sHED ROOMS TO LET.

-. insertions : cents Der line Six-
ehle--5s seven times consecurtvely 81.
feen s--itlss advertiser 10 have rooms
xalun fo- 2 period Of fourteen days IN
Ute for circular.
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Brooklyn.

us rs LEFTERTS PLACE.
- furnished an6 decorated detached
49, 49, extensive grounds; can accornmo-
rlan'a fav guests: rooms: best references
osa.5,-ee os.s Owner. telephone 2437-R Pros
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-, .--o--,z-ion concerning these rooms
~. hs.s free OF charge. at she Uptown
nlss - The New-York Tribune. 1864
SF.-ssz-s1- between seth and STth SITS
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ct AyELOCE"-Fa Italian Line
- Sailing from Pier "a. North River.
., ~ exth 81 for Naples and Genoa
Hsrtnelc. SolarI 4 Co so Wall ST
COOKS HOLY LAND TOURS.
All include Egypt Booklet
THOS. COOK & son. 2i5 and l2DO 3 way
$40 Madison ave 563 5th ave. N Z
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Male.

YOUNG MAN, Spaniard at anything; city
or country; speaks little English; willing,
honest, sober; reference a59 West 123d
st. care Piuo.
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= .zT - lI0th.-Reflne6 surround
tn tasu-iful 6ouhle room; second floor
-7iuY-nE water. bath. breakfast op-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

A. JACoUIN'S BUREAU. COZ eth ave.
35th., supplies reliable male ana Ienaie
help: all capacities.
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Female

COOK Young woman as cook and assist
with laundry: private family. Call Mon
day morning 81 West 50th st.
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ETENOGRAPHER and TYPEW Ri E-f---
High school graduate. tizr=e years *
perlenc. IN real estate anc lLsuFu!-o' 49,
co West 1U9th 81.
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ATpyFRTIsE,MENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
c,fFfca. Nc. 1864 Broadway, between 3bth
and 37th SITS. until o clock =. m. Ad-
,-er-fssrnents received at the following
branch offices at regular office rates "H;ii
: o'clock D. m. viz : 2oi eJh ave. s. e;
cor 23d 81 153 9Th ave. coz. 12th 81 w
FSsst l4tb n. . 257 West 42d st. between
7tb and sth ayes: 263 West 125th st: l35s
"a ave. between 18th and 11th sts-. luZo
IA ave near 61st st: 1TOS 1st ave. near
Eqtb st: I57 East l26th St: 100 fremont
ave. $50 Sd ave and any American District
TaIeeTaph Oflce.
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DED "D- LINE
IL For la Guayrsr Puerto Cabeii5,
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. call
ing also at san Juan P X:
CARACAS Saturday. Dec .. noon
: 8 PHILADELPHIA. sat, Dec Il. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao, Maracaioo'
s s ZULIA- -. SATURDAY. Dec. Is - NON NOM
( : MARACAIBO.. Saturday, Dec Is. noon
These steamers have superior accSH1no-
datiuns for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLElTs
General Managers So Wall St
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BOY with Office experience desires position;
good references z Coroeti. l26S Park
ave
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
AFTER TEN YEARS PURSUIT
Cleveland Man Finally Kills Woman
Who Had Rejected Him.

New York, Nov. 11--After pursuing
her with his unwelcome attentions for
ten years Joseph Schmilowitz OF
Cleveland, o., shot and killed Mrs.
Dora Stebel instantly in the presence
of hcr two children in her apartments
In Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Accord
ing to the tale told by Mrs. Stebel's
little boy Schmilowitx had been writ
Ing letters to his victim for ten years
and had been so insistent in his an
noyances that Mrs Stebel, her hus-
band and her children had been conf
neIled to fee from Philadelphia to
Boston and thence to Brooklyn in the
hope of eluding him.
Schmilowitz was arrested. He gave
his address as 2314 Orange avenue,
Cleveland, and said he was cabinet
maker and that he has wife and
children In Cleveland. Stebel. a cab
inetmaker, was at work when the
tragedy occurred.
Ten years ago in Cleveland, before
Mrs Stebel WAS married. she is said
to have accepted the attentions Of
Schmilowitz as a suitor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
STEEL TRUST IN CONTROL
New Board of Directors for Tennessee
Coal and Iron. Company.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE board OF
directors OF the Tennessee Coal and
iron and Railway company, which
vas purchased by the United States
Steel corporation, has been reorgan-
lied. The entire old board of direc-
tors rendered their designations and
all were accepted except those of
Chairman John A. Topping and Vice
President and General Manager Frank
II. Crockard. Those two men, together
with several representatives of the
United States Steel corporation, were
elected on the new board. The new
members are: e. Fl. Gary, chairman
of the Steel corporation: w. E. Corey,
its president: w. B. Dickson, its vice
president, and Richard Trimble,
Thomas Murray and w. j. Fflbert, all
officers of the Steel corporation. Three
on the new board are yet
to be filed.
An official of the United States
Steel corporation said that of the s32,-
100000 capital stock OF the Tennessee
Coal and Iron and Railroad company
between $26,00O,000 and s27 100000
has been deposited with j. p. Morgan
& Co. in exchange for United States
Steel per cent bonds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
SAMUEL eomPERs.

ican Federation of Labor, also were
present After the conference Presi-
dent Gompers said:
We discussed with the president
the questions of labor legislation which
have been presented to congress, In
cluding the eight-hour day proposition,
woman and child labor, employers
liability and its extension. the injunc-
tlon process and the abuses which 1t
has developed. The president dis
cussed these matters freely with us
and treated us with every considera-
tion AS to what he will do for labor
in his forthcoming message to con-
gress prefer he should say himself =
Mr. Gompers would not indicate
whether the president had made any
promises during the interview. He
regarded the interview, however, as
satisfactory.
1t was stated at the White House
that the president would take the re-
quests of the executive committee un-
der consideration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
PLEA or GUILTY WILL STAND
Mrs. Romadka Likely to Go to the
Penitentiary.

Cnicago. Nov. 11s--Mrs. Evelyn Ro-
madka Of Milwaukee will have to go
TO the penitentiarv, according to
declaration made by States Attorney
Healy.
There were no formal court pro
eeedings in the case, but John f. Dom
pvan OF Milwaukee, Mrs. Romadka's
counsel, announced in Judge Bren-
tano's court that when the trial comes
up next Wednesday on Thursday he
would permit the plea OF guilty made
by Mrs Romadka, when first ar
raigned, to stand
States Attorney Healv at once as
serted that If this was done he would
insist upon penitentiary sentence.
''If Mrs Fomadka pleads guilty, ;"
said States Attorney Healy, she will
undoubtedly be sent to the peniten-
tiary for a term OF from one to four
teen years. She will be sentenced
orly on one charge and the others
will be stricken OFT Information
about them would be sent to the par
don board, however, so that If she
endeavored to obtain a pardon they
would be taken into consideration.
This Office would oppose any effort TO
have her sent to an asylum. as our
information is that she was sane when
the thefts were committed and is sane
now"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
BERLIN RIPPER CONFEssEs
Slayer of Young Girls Now in an In
sane Asylum.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE series OF
crimes resembling the Jack the Rip
per" murders in London in 1882,
only that here the victims We're lit
tie girls instead OF women, has been
cleared up through the confession of
a printers apprentice. Paul Minow,
an epileptic. twenty-five years old,
who recently was confined In an asy-
lum for insane ct Herzberge.
The authorities of that institution
were informed that Minow had been
talking In rambling manner Of the
murders, suspected him of having com
mitted the crimes and encouraged him
to talk. with the result that he freely
related In an artless fashion how he
had been tainted by his mother and
sister with laziness, had gone out into
the streets in a rage and had vented
his feelings by stabbing four little
girls one after the other. He then
rambled about the city for a while
and eventually returned home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
GERMANY is SATISFIED.
Favorable Comment on New American
Ambassador

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE announcement
at Washington by Secretary Of State
Root that David Jayne Hill, American
minister to The Netherlands and for
merly assistant secretary of state
would be named as ambassador to Ber-
lin to succeed Charlemagne Tower
who is about to retire on account OF
Ill health, was received sympathet-
ically at the foreign Office here.
The intention OF the United States
government had been known for sew
eral days through dispatch from the
German embassy at Washington, Pres
ident Roosevelt having asked the Ger
man ambassador, Baron Speck Won
Sternburg, to make an inquiry whether
Mr. Hill would be agreeable as am
bassador to the authorities here, thus
following the usual practice between
governments. Emperor William, to
whom the inquiry was submitted, with
full memoranda on the subject of Mr.
Hill's record, gave his immediate ap-
proval, which the foreign Office COM
municated to Washington.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
ENDORSES ROOSEVELT.
General Counsel of Rock Island Road
Favors Federal Regulation.

Prescott, Ariz., Nov. 11.-Robert
Mather, general counsel OF the Rock
Island system, declared to the Associ.
ated Press representative here that he
emphatically endorsed President
Roosevelt's policies for the govern
nlent regulation of railroads
Il believe he said, "that uniform
system of federal regulation of rail-
roads would be advantageous to both
the roads and the people. Certainly
no railroad. in the country which is
conducting its affairs honestly need
fear the Inauguration Of such a plan
as is proposed by the president, but
even honest roads are seriously men
aced by spasms of legislation which
have been so numerous OF late In vari-
Gus states.
The trouble is that people grow ex-
cited over the revelations OF some
railroads affairs, who have been guilty
OF rebating or other infractions OF the
law, and become unduly radical, the
result being that all roads alike be-
came the objects OF their hostility
without discrimination
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
TAFT LEAVES MANILA
Secretary's Departure Attended by
Remarkable Demonstration.
CHILDREN DRAW CARRIAGE
Is Pulled by schoolboys Through
the Streets, Which Are Lined by
Crowds of Cheering Citizens.

Manila, Nov. 1.-THE departure of
Secretary of War Taft from this city
on the cruiser Rainbow for Vladivos
tok was attended by a remarkable
demonstration on the part of the Fill
pinos. The horses were withdrawn
from the carriage In which were seat
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Taft and 1t was
pulled by Manila sehoolboys from the
Luneta to the dock through cheering
crowds CT citizens.
Mr. Taft started from the residence
Of Governor General Smith at 3
o'clock He reviewed the long mill
tary. civic and school parade on the
Luneta at 3, making brief address
In which he thank the people for the r
reception, praised the course OF tie
assembly and expressed his confidence
in the future of the island.
Mr.. Taft and party embarked at
1870 a N. and sailed at 1850, their
launch being escorted down the key
by fiotilla of narbor launches with
military and civil officials on board to
the Rainbow, where they said their
last goodbyes. Mr.. Taft and party ex-
pect to arrive at Vladivostok on Nov.
IS and TO leave there on their trans
siberian journey ON Nov 19. All OF
the party We're in the best of health.
In an interview with q representa-
tive Of the Associated Press before
his departure Mr.. Taft said:
II feel deeply grateful for the recep-
ton and entertainment given me by
the people of the Philippines 1t far
exceeds in its warmth and spontaneity
anything expected and cannot suffi-
ciently express my gratitude and sat
isfaction.
The condition of affairs in the
Philippine government is most salts
factory and taken throughout the
progress made during the past two
wears Is remarkable"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-11-11
HELD 70 be ILLEGAL.
Five thousand Chicago Marriages PEI
formed In Hammond, Ind.

Chicago, Nov. 9.--Ffve thousand
marriages OF Chicago couples which
have been performed in Hammond.
Ind, within the last five years have
been declared to be illegal in an opin-
ion rendered ct Hammond by Attorney
Lowden o. Bomberger to Ernest l..
Shortridge, clerk OF the circuit and
superior courts.
In his opinion he holds that licenses
issued by the superior court In Lake
county, located At Hammond, are is
sued without legal authority and that
the only court OF Lake county which
IS empowered to issue licenses Is the
circuit court at Crown Point.
II he is right 5000 couples who
have sought the aid OF the kindly laws
Of Indiana during the past five years
and had the knot tied ut Hammond
have been living together without le-
gal sanction The possible c0mplica-
tions OF legal character alcne which
would follow such q state OF affairs
are innumerable.