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New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

-z -o-sf market eo- SPOT cotton quiet an1 10
--s I77c- a - .0z eor nidd-ing upland and 10 e5s
r-el5nC CuIr sales ualas- southern spot mar
rel=ErapEed f7ilo7-S- Neplie G-let.,
Gagged II steav- u--tarls7- a 1tsc
Esrez- T~fe-4s-or f~rn. unchanged - lec5
---l-rr0n STEADY. unchanged az lose Aor-of s6a-
---1z1gcG lo --I6c. sales loa hales l5at-n-e
= 5s5 seies -, 49, S-.-sr -4--ra-ga5 At IGlvc:
-acz-ged safes 900 bales: Galveston sle-
r--1a-se[ Igl-c, sales 10" nz.es -<e" -.--S
a-e- Unchanged 10 7-16c- Estimated receipts az
Fr5da-- ~ Houston loo L -srrD
'5z--zs--. z0oo 70 1000 hale asalTst 0'y26 IA
srr and G Orleans. 2-51o 10 800
lzes. against 64Go last week eao $50 lzs5 year -
----c- Exchange sI--c-si T'4 ~7Di7 -.
god demand sales. 0@0 bales speculation ana e
-1-- 001- American 600 receipts. 1coJ: American
r-iELli-e upland : 7@ futures c1ee1 s-ea-y IN
- : 1s6- a.,-5l-AIav. > cs-1d; Msy-June
sz--a-re- Z-5. Serterl5er-Je-ole-s - 90 tlil@i
N5--1He- rIs5- NJzenbe--De-=l1e-. 5loc- Deeer'te-
Ia--a-T 5-f45, February. S-lo-- 9lal-s'ei
TIOUR AND MEAT-Business II ne four market @
hzn6-co-1ourh P-o-'9-[tefs Nlt 49,
surI-E patents alc ENaiz4s sss-Ls. ~ -
--caz-ge6 and about STEADY 20 t1-T as n 80
---4 c-are6 on rne New YORK Produce 11czse SPTlIs
-s-e--s 8 GsG p winter st-alEhts, 3 3S4 %. WI
--e-rs 90 spring cierS, 81 4e1s4 80
PS-F lyT-Fs-Cuier C-o-e5- FsL- 20 sooc - %
4ss 81 cicice = Saacv- S51S5 2 COIN
coce1- E-5ln dried. 5as5 . 80 al2 e -
- - r-rrr-Vv-srern irregular CITY steac, Clc1e-.
wes---7 sr--1g. ST - st21da-c - 2' sas1F
- = esczs rGEnE IS &gs2s %. re- g So F9as-
czs- 50 buIk s2s - sacAs- o---A-E--A-@ @"-@
17fRsro-vvFzF-A A7-Th-ough -he influence = good
rs - = -epc-Ls q 10 -nUci. cry Weather IN
- = .-et,rasIzs he wheat market
Fz-e-zrv +--- al cav and cioseG lrac-.---33 - - -
g. oF,- Ike previcls might II vas -@i- --1- 1-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

sfTTGN--The cotton easier today Win
their Under month
.s1r-sss-i-- -s1ecL
Contracts. reports Of steady markets
- -rr and better .-e-oa-c for cCTr1n
months relatively steady owing 70 ess
avo-zbfe weather but low Temperatures a. this time of
insufficient create aggressive huyi1E
TIE market Cleze6 steady ret decline
80 -e6
opened STEADY decl1e point %
Of points n response tu steady IiEe7fao-
.7h1es nf ucflVCraf-s
private claiming better demand Tor
z7Hrs TIE and encouraging reports rom
circles but ths Teport that large SAFE
by Southern -7tfl was alt1ori-
-----Er
-Tze57 L unless corzE1ueos ara
c7e-t-E market weakened l-der
----- rtaul5zlIcr selling Of these positions
interests MAY a55c curing the after
1oi--s net lower v1ile october ecined 70
C-lv g points rsL lower Ma Srl1 10 points
under TulE vte-7ss CARY n t-s month II showed
---e-uG-r J-l- or > Points czoSe vas 50
-1sr-s Covz-1-E- While the local
bales there seems 70 be 70
nor appear 70
g. rIe-@ = Cc-77etItio oT sFect-
---v- =-zz~ass -- lccs traders tesr L
pressure agarusr rea- r1oIts Cl(li soII
frs=F a-G Cls-E mink t1s Cute VA.
premium -he is1H months -
20 E-s local FeIh=- N''-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
STORAGE NOTICES.

JOHN BANKS SONS
Oeace les East Taxa st storage war>-
house Ais Eas- Ista s.
To Nr Harris. AIr Dtetz, Mrs tfertruts
Nlsit-a .u-s Sfessrs EssaLl & Co. NJ Chas-
EsfsSy. Mr. Nl~-oC- You and Zach .
vou axe Hcreay -crlse1 that. the time tor
tn- rayr1en- cf our .s-c -pcn yhe property
hereinafter described l.fviuE expired. after
cue notice there's bad been given ven. vs.
viii cause such uroper-v. 80 VII. -hos4seh0ld
goods safe personal effects aut merchan-
disc stored ly YOU or fl yJUr G%tHne IN ths
John Banks sons Storage Warehouse. 20
be sold az p-hiic auctlcu. stccprtiuE 10 rflo
the Narehouss ~. 4& Easy 7Sth ST. New
York CitV on Nonfay. MAY a 1908. at -
= m ard y 81. saic Eh@reof IS n0c con-
plered GA saI1 6a-s to sane wiii % con-
ft-sued - the ssrEa place On each ard s<efy
Monday thereafter. bcglln1ls A. y n n.
unr. toe sale IS corrpietsd
JOHN BANKS SONS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
GEORGIA ROAD 70 PAY BACK TAXES.

Atlanta. April 2,-The Georgia Railroad today
acreed TO pay to the state the city OF Augusta
ard TO Richmond County $4,000 in back taxes
r.llich have been in litigation for a number Of
years The litigation concerned 1900 shares Of the
stock cf the Western Railway Of Atlanta
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
WORE WANTED.

.p-TST-Ftrst class sketches and htno-
e-anhte work. crayou. s-ippie engfaYlIs ll's
80 black -anc-w+l1ra VorE. o'-s-LS@
.rs7-T--- -F-xuerten-el line. wash. co-o1-
T{-e-ZalI % Vest 1sth 81
Fo0KKEEPER Double entry. trta- pa
sT~es. statements. pay~cAs, gehs-E4 -
&C. work. speaks German. Iloo+L1lS 80 80
a. references bond- Lang. loI East - n
s0y y Ers1uare public school wishes
--4s-r ia 1~7ez- three years -Npefleli,-
e-.., -f..ee. -afer,err-s William AcSnsa, 90
West ~ sf
,-FrAF-FFEf-s Of F0OTMAN--By colores1
man al around man Wages - a "eee-
15T West 53d -
~HA1- -F-F'E.J- Experienced. csa 90 oTsn
l-4T.a irz- references. T. Ba r-i, jr-t 30
Summit ave. West Isoboker- y J.
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions Tor
7-l7e Tribuu. received ~ their pto"H
ONO. %c I3gs Broadway. between 3oth
srd 3Tth srs uurF . O'Clock p 10 Aa-
-,e-t fSesEfellfs received the folloN4hs
r5ranrh ofiees ~ regular offlce rates uitll
/. O'Clock y. m. VIZ -si sth FFe-. D. =
cor I'd -. ia 6th ave. cor 1-th r., -
East 1+th & - Vest 40 - tT'tW 80 ~
F-srs Ssh sHes -G& Hsst iGsth ST. l.s.51
81 a-e hetv-eep 7sth and 18th stS tt-o
"a ave near Slst ST. ifo1 lst EAe h.zI
seth 81 f57 East I2sth St 100 1retlo-t
ave $50 Cd ave. and ar A-srlc7o LIE
trtct IelesTerh cAcs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
HELP WANTED
Male.

Male.
TooKhEE PER-To- vel known -
f-0--Z rs-rn- r1usr Be sble 20 cpen ana
,lcsa 4 se- OF books. $50 70 starr nap
goods. 32T BroadHay-
WANTED -Oncs hoy. s. = start ad-
vErceuert C. & = Co. a west Bioa1-
wzg
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

FOTSEWORk--Ne German good COOK
and Tauu6ress; city references; OtEer neat
efrls ~ different nac+OlaIties- Mathews
Bureau So 9th 2ve-. near Attn s. Aei-
51S-Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

HOUSENEEPEFL PEFL-Flelned young woman.
FrsT cIsss reference. Sophie Graber. St
orchard st. East Rutherford. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

HOCSEKEEPER-- OF refinement fiic
exprrfence as hot.seEsepe-. rlarror OF
c17r7-sl uiou. hotel. r-ivale house ~ fEScttu-
-f11r ~irv or t-ouut-v. Mrs.. SeiC-ol- %
William st. East Orange
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

HOvSEWOPK KER.-C0ok; good baker eZ-
caI1ert lalrEress- has brother us.i--
80 1-.7.g--s-arlts cows kCrses- pIzi- gar
IS-j-V~ 20 anywhere N1-row's Bureau.
72I lexington ave. 5Sth s. Phone LS-S-
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

COOKS-Two exceptionally good ones.
German and swedish SIS. $40; ex-
ceIlent city references. city or co-ILry
St Tel. 37S-BTyact
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

s0T-SrKFFpER -Ey Protestant. = prt-
vate family where other serTai--s sIe
kent. understands catering. reference. --s-
TJicki1sor.s > Bureau. S51 Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.

SD 81 - EAST-Tvo handsome lErE'
cosus p-zrs1e hath. al crA'e--l--1e7
T-o1e-S1e rent
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

FARM EANDS--SeveraI good Swedish
German and Polish farm workers; under
stand care trees. horses, etc experienced
Mathewson's Bureau, So 6tE ave. 41th St
Tel. 37S-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

1OT-SEKEEPER- ar excellent woman
a. T7rlsakeper in hotel club OF private
raDfTv- three friends Waif-alses OF cham
ba-ruat5s, ssasEors or yr1C1tdi-iS- F1oI-e
iqaS plaza. Mor-ow-s Bureau, al Lsx-ns-
tor ave. co-re- 5Sth -.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

-T0r-SrF-EEPFR -Capab,s woman god
Tnanager. private house o. irs-trJ1r-o7
excellent reference l. Miss F-rzge-a--
Bureau sos 9TH ave, corner 80 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
BoARD AND ROOMS

rur .-fo-nsrton conce-uinz these rooHla
Kay be Rae. Tree of charge. a. he = &c.
o@soe q TIE NeV-EoTE LE-Dlhe- -o01
srosczsy. between 36rh ard ottn SIS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

NAYS wORE.-CoupetsE woman % clean
/ silver or ofrfcss or do h0-Iseclsa1iugs best
[ Private CITY references. Address Mrs Nc
[ Gee 80 West z9th St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

YOUNG MAN desires clerical position; i've
Years experience in railrUad and steam
shin business can operate billing machine.
Al references. Reliable. 14o Buffalo ave,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

I C.rEERAr HOUsEwORK - BY good
smart Young Irish girl; very good refer
srrAs- good plain cook and fair laurdress;
/ u-a1as 500 FIare-t-'s Bureau. 4s5 COluI--
bus avs Tel T4f-Rivsr-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

-s-E 81 - w-S-.-Zzrss cro-t arc
- - --slA7- furnished. running
-sse-- ~x-=lIe-- boa r5- csleuoone-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

oUsEKEEPER a competent nan
aging housekeeper. 1J yrars' experience.
civ refe-suces. salary $40. Mrs. ufckl1-
sons Cooperative Bureau u Madison av-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

YOUNG MAN, Gerrau-Anerican. with
some reliable firm: has some knowledge
or bookkeeping Geo. F Scbwarz leS Su!-
dam St, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

COOK -Bv rssuectabie gi-i n small pr
vare family. American preferred city Or
COUNT; best OF references 245 East isla
St Riorden bell
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

INFANTS NURSE. - Experienced take
entire charge. understands all foods. Al
references Julia. car. q Miss Margaret
Smiths Employment Bureau, . West 40
street
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

COACH1IAN N-tIentIerlan having sold out
stable wishes 70 secure position Tor MS
r7sr1u1sn whom he highly recommends; 10
Years reference. married. no family
Charles Tribune Uptown C17ce, 1864
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

GARDENER English; to take charge OF
small place, thorough knowledge OF
green houses. gardens. lawns, care OF place.
bighest references: single Charles New
ron, 40 West Broad St. Stamford. Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

FARMER, &c-FIrst class German farmer
and stOckmau. best reference Graule,
los East I1th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

GARDENER or FARM MANAGER--E1-
Dei enced in ali branches OF woTk on a
rsntler7ar's estate: expert vegetable grow
er fruits and familiar with all farm crops;
p understands the care Of bCrses. cattle and
nIl L,fnds OF machinery. American. mar
rfeC. one grown daughter; best references
G. l. Cole, 2OT William St. Port Chester,
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

8OT-SEKEEPER A rerrec Ar1lerlcl.-
I woman would Ike q position as tl4n1s-
ing housskeepsr. where servants 81 49, 49,
g. cor7De-1-t 70 take run management, ara
understands housekeeping and home mas
80. basr r,f references given and required
z r Box % Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

GARpEEER Married man; no children:
on Gtleman's place. 60 take charge OF
--aauE0Lses- flowers lawns. vegeCa otss-
shru5bery. best references State partlcu-
lars. J. y. 81 East 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

FOREMAN. - American: married. one
grown daughter; good worker: served
years at tie business. experienced IN all
machinery excellent her6sulan, used to
boarding and handling help; successful with
poultry: strictly sober. beSc References
Carueuter's 3 Bureau, ij4 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

ASSISTANT BOoKEEEPE-R-- Double en-
Try; gradudte 1 dE3rn nIstsess scrlo0i :
beginner. Miss D. 1851 B-tSSs ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

LAU-NDRESS-C -CHAsIEERM ATD-Rv very
neat tidy young Irish girl good laun-
dress ard chamHern4id- very hest cF re-
ereccss. wages So % 81. F'lsherty's Bu-
reau ass Columbus aye Tel 74i-Rl=er-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

. sTENOGRAPHEP - Ex7ert: correspond
! e1t hookkeeper; executive ability. excel
J lent references: $50. Advertiser. l43 West
10Th ST. Apartment Is.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

DRUGGIST. y: registered New York ard
New Jersey: graduate Phi D. expert
enced. desires good pcsitio1; country -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
IosT-B ANEBook-

LoS--Earkhook 10. e2s s5s- Bank for
5zFz-gE. z95 An ave Ee" hefh-
-le-r srC-ue- Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

CASHIER and ASSISTANT BOOK
KEEPER-Double entry, experienced,
excellent references: knowledge OF type
Frank 243 East J9rh St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

YOUNG MAN. 1s, American. desires posi-
ton IN commercial house, vseTe integrity
and ability will be rewarded, references
l. ". Sagar, S1S Hancock St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

COOK and STEW expert
e1ced, geCtIenan's apartment, corpora
ton or club, entire charge, has best refer
epce- city or country: distaa1s no object
Address C. kUro. f64 SANDS ST. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1908-02-20
DepoSitors Will Get Dollar
for Dollar, North America
Official Says.
EX-BANkER NO MARTYR.
Amazed by Report that Roose-
welt Is Bent on Crush
ing Him.

,,, -. >--.h Ar,o-
ne Na.'vq ,I..a Jf,.,a ,ota &,
,c.a ,oa, ooo -. -. ,.sot.a,,ass 30 the c,esr.
r, ,,is.,o ,o.so,. Other
,e.-,,., ,,.,.a ,aon ,,,,e "a de,ositors.
a,.,,, ,a,o.ior q. o,,,,os. 60 600 90
49,, t,doh,odross
NJ -,a.i,,al sah. 20 IN. CLEARING
,,I,,,o,, ,,.s % ooo ono In al,
80 nno 40, ,,.ha,, ,,s doors
ne '",'N
-, 49,, A.,r s,,s ,o-d,y
An o"''iaI VI t'. ',''N 80 . 49,.
Iha' .he oa"A "o"'' -
iepos!tors dollar Tor doIlar' ana Iha'
the first dividend probably would be
,,,t, ,ovr or 81, ,,,ortbs He said
"I'''" iou' w so -, ,,.
ne had no idea how long IL woula take
IN wind IN the AFFAIRS OF the bank
.,,,o ~ No-s. bav. observed
Inc eFe'i'o's %
with amazement in the past three days
the growth of a report that President
pnoseye,t Secretary of the Treasury
r',,.e r.oosne - -oi,e- n, tho Cur.
toVeINou ana "4ip''''' VA '"'
The evening world., 1908-02-20
EVANS SICK As
PACIFIC FLEET
REACHES CALLA0
He Relinquishes Command of
the Battle-Ships to Ad-
miral Thomas.


CALLAO. Feb. 20.-The American bat
,la.shin nea, arrived hara safely =, s
:,
i "'''' " wy
fiom Pun'a Arenas
Rear-A Adnlral Evans Is still in poor
,.,,,,, .., poar ,,,,,i.,, ,,h,u,,. ,,
-.
i''0''''S' ''''''''"''"e' oi 'ne second
squa '@on and third division of the feet,
has assumed charge OF the vessels
Tho parr,.l,n c-,ifs.r ,o-o,., %
''s ''eSi es0'' leu '''e 'eet mo ca'lao'
having joined the American vessels
during ne morning Of the 18th.
The Peruvian cruiser Aimirante Grau
was in Callao when the American yes
sells entered this morning and the usual
sa,utes We're exchanged.
TIE welcome extended by the people
5c Ca.!ao was most enthusiasts.
From. an early hour this morning the
street cars coming INTO Cauao were
.r1wded with passengers eager to wit
The evening world., 1908-02-20
MAN'S BODY CUT
TO PIECES FOUND
In RUTLAND ROAD
Continued from First Pdge)

nose and chin were the only parts of
he oiy not found.
There was a watch in the man 5
pocko; and ring on his finger.
ITS another one OF those Black Hand
tragedies, | guess, said Capt. Duiser.
Acting Captain Kuhne and Detective
Vachris. the Black Hand expert. were
summoned from the Brooklyn Police
Headquarters. They sped TO the scene
in an automobile. Vacchris sent for a!
the italian sieuths and then began a
inecombing of an Italian settlement ad-
jacent to the spot where the body was
found.
The condition of the body showed that
the murder had been committed within
twentyfour hours. The detectives WIS.,
tied every room in every house in the
neighborhood in the exp cation of find
ing some clue TO the crime. All the
Italians were questioned but all de-
clarcd the man was a stranger.
OilcIoth Their Clue.
The police expect to solve the mys-
terry in the crime through the o!lskin
in which the body was wrapped. 1t Is
new and of unique character. one
side is white and the other side is Gov
cred with gaudy p!ctures-childfen roll
ing a hoop men with wheebarrows.
women carrying children and children
jumping the rope.
inspector Jonn O'Brien Joined the
detectives and made careful examina-
ton of the body and the effects. He
said the silver ring found on the mans
finger and two letters discovered in
the pocket would probably lead to the
Identification of the body
The letters were addressed to SalVa-
tore NarChinne, care OF Anthony SesSI'
No IS Union street, who Is banker.
They were both postmdrked at Paler-
mo Italy One was from q father 10
his son and the other was signed An.
ionic Guzzi." Two stillettos were found
in the coat pocket. Sessa said he knew
the man to whom the letters were al
Dressed The letters. he said. had been
delivered on Tuesday. He WIS taken to
identify the body.
The police said the section in which
the body was found is known ns
"Pirtown" 1t is an old farm through
which streets have been cut recently.
The Italians living there are squatters
and they have given the police a great
deal of trouble
I'VE will run the murderers down
with the aid of the oilcloth the same
AS the police did in the Guldensuppe
case" said Capt. Dulser.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
SHE GAVE PAJAMA
DANCE UPON SNOW
Woman Patient at Bellevue,
Half-Clad, Pirouetted
on Lawn.
DAZED DINING INTERNES
Apparently Delirious, She Escaped
From Ward Which Should
Have Been Guarded.
DAZED DINING INTERNES

While the internes We're dining at
Bellevue Hospital to-day one Of them
happened to look into the courtyard.
What ne saw caused him to utter a
sharp exclamation that drew the atten-
don of all the other internes and
nurses.
A young woman, clad only in a
pa jana jacket, was pirouetting ana
waltzing about on the slush-bianketed
lawn. Her hair fell about her in a dis
hevelled tangle, and she was evidently
delirious. Though she could not have
been out more tnan a few minutes, she
was blue from cold
Several nurses and internes rushed TO
her with blankets. in which she was
wound and carried to her cot. II was
said at the hospital that she is a young
married woman twenty-four wears old.
sufferGns from erysipelas.
Superintendent Armstrong has or
dered an investigation as to how the
woman managed to get out of the
pavilion in which she was a patient.
To do so she had TO pass through two
rows. of cots down an aisle fiftv. feet
lono and then through a vestibule in
which a nurse is supposed TO be on
duty.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
SENATOR LATlMER DIES
AFTER AN OPERATION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 2o,-Senau,r As
bury c. Ll,Imer OF South Carolina
died at Providence Hospital at 0lj A.
NJ. to-day ui ZEN Son!tis, lie had been
at the hospital since sunday last when
he underwent AN operation for ap2en-
.ie.tls. ii aas tHen discovered that he
Nas suffering with a far more serious
alIment and his couditl n Wa found t.
,.,. sLoA tuat sIlseuns he'd out Bttle
.oye for MS recovery. An operation
vas uegiormei and ne rallied, his
progress being satisfactory until I
q COCK last evening wnen ne steadily
.esan to grow worse. The me lDers Il
the senator's family were with him
when he dlt d.
The evening world., 1908-02-20

few feet of the little partitionai room
that was occupied by Col Guindon. Mr..
Utter said:
"Col, Gn!ndon cane in little after
O'Clock. He appeared to be bright and
cheerful We tal!,od about the news
of the day and then he went to work
at his desk. l saw him opening drawers
and wrapping up documents and lei
ters in paper packages. Then he wrote
several letters. He sent the packages
and letters out by a messenger
Gave No Warning.
.1 heard sharp EXPLOSION, and
thought that an electric light globe had
burst / looked around to see Col
Guindon fall on his desk. and found
ttat he had shot himself. He gave no
warning to me of his intention. and no
one co,ild have told from his demeanor
that he contemplated suicide
II. l.. Roome. one OF the directors OF
the express company. WIS sent for 10y
Mr. Thurston NIr Roome said there
was no question of any trouble IN me
company that could have prompted Col
GIindon to kill himself. His accounts
with the concern were perieriN Stra -"t
and the business had grown sai!siac-
torily under MS manIgement
Mr.. Thurston started uptown to IN
form Mrs. Guindon a. the lote. Marie
Antoinette OF the death OF her hus-
band She is an elderly woman ana
has a weak heart. Before going to the
hotel Mr.. Thurston got a doctor to ac-
company him, as he feared the shock
of his Information might prove fatal.
Col. Guindon had one child by form
er marriage-Mrs Louise Duval wife
of the senior member Of the cotton /
firm OF Duval. Cone & Terhune.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
GILLETTE RESENTENCED TO
DIE IN WEEK OF MARCH 80.

ALBANY. Feb. Chichester f. Gil
lette. of Cortland, convicted of the muir
der of his sweetheart. Grace Brown. of
South Otselic, Chenango County, is to
die in the electric chair during the
week beginning March 80.
The Court of Appeals, which unani-
mously sustained the judgment of con-
viction of murder in the first degree in
a decision handed down last Tuesday,
to-day fixed the new date for the exc u
ton of the death sentence. only by tae
Supreme Court of the United States ur
the clemency Of Gov. Hughes can the
decree OF the Court be set aside.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
GOING UP" TO THE DANCE ?
Elevator Mems Benefit Associu-
tlon Will Entertain for Cb,r,,x

Members NJ New York Elevator Oper-
htors Benefit Association. Branch No. l.
Will dance az Palm Garden Fifty
eighth street and Third avenue, to-
morrow evening, for the aid of the
sickness and death fund of the or
ganization.
Preceding the dance a reception has
been planned and an entertainment nv
talent In the organization Will be given.
The rganizat!on numbers several
hundrs,1 memMers.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
GAMBLERS ALLIED
WITH CHURCHMEN
At RACING HEARING
Clergymen Urged to Soak It, tc
Track Champions in Albany by
Gentry With Large Dla-
mond Headlights.
Especial From a stan Correspondent3

ALBANY, " Feb 2oTh Assembly chamber last night lg-
geSted the clubhouse Shephad Bay during running the Su-
buban For four hours while heavy fell outside the most
oSeen the United States sat in the mighty
and listened their champions and of ministers and reform
agents dispute the merits of the bills which propose put stop
10 betting race tracks
The side of the racing the popular the two Al
most every Senator and Assebman lined up with the racing men and
the cold shoulder the reform contingent who stop bet
ting All the speakers against the bills ceee1 encouraged by
other while the ministers and reform agents listened to in
silence
The evening world., 1908-02-20
NEW JAP AMBASSADOR
RECEIVED BY ROOSEVELT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Tha . rmal
reception of Baron Takahira as Am
bassador of Japan to the United States
u5ok place at the White House
this afternoon. The Ambassador was
brought to the White House in Presl
don't Roosevelts private carriage, ac-
companled by Col. Bromwen the Pres
idenIs Military Aide.
The suite of the Ambassador in dip
lomatic, military and naval uniforms
was present at the receotion.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
KAISER RECEIVES AMERICANS

BERLIN, FEB. 2O-Mrs. and Miss
A.untgo.aery. OF Portland Ore. wer
presented 10 Emperor William and IL,
Empress at the Court concert yesterdu'
evening Mrs. Montgomery Is u sis.e
OF the late William Waiter Phelp.
WAC was Minister to Germany Iron.
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