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behind her schedule. Monday II
reception day. Maids rushed her
10 her blae BOULDER snatched off
her ehiBchllla coat and loque, her
gray aiik dress and thrust her
again into the bath.
Then for is minutes this busy
aaristy queen rested. She pleaded
foF a ninuss more on that bill.
loAy eourh. bat the Preach maid
almost dragged her Into the drens.
LOG roefn, where she put on the IN
nseus fequin black velvet gown.
Radiant with smlies and perfect.
~ composed. Mrs Potter Palmer
descended tho stairway tn time 20
greet the first Of her arriving
greats. Tho reception lasted from
; 90 6.
Mrs. Palmer was to dine out.
4 neither sttempt 70 RESULTS
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Stewart st.. Rev. o. M. KIM. pas
tor. a. m. sermon ny Carl 10
son. Of Everett. 4 y. M, Eyange'-
latie service b. Carl Larson.
South Seattle Rainier at. near
Maynard ~, Sermon az 30 p. m.
by Rev Arthur = Carpenter, Jesus
Abiding In the Home"
Emmanuel Main and gath Az. T.:
Rev. w o. Jones. pastor II n. "a.
farewell sermon. MY VIII to Ny
Church. =. m. platform meeting.
at which different ministers will
speak. 1890 .. ~ musical. with
short address BY pastor.
Green Lake church ~ 7znd IT and
9Th ay. n ". Hev. -. ~ Ellis. pas
tor. Il a. m. The Rest of the Fu-
ture Lifet. 30 =. M. Behold.
Have Set Before You an Open
Door"
Temple Nv. and Cedar II.
Gso.stobcrt Cairns. pastor. Il a m.
What DO You Regard M The Great
est Eyii IN the Gltyg" Special music
by Templs chorus.
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SpOI[LS ll[EN
-syIvIDi ott Flower
H S.-y-yyl< 1ses ~ Z az. 20 co. 49,

He looked at Howe as he said
this. and after a thoughtful pause,
Howe turned 10 Lewis.
efom. ne A2id. those boys have
boon having Il ~ easy that they've
got a false idea of their popularity
They ought 90 travel the rock road
for bit
They VIII travel Il. said Lewis,
emnhsieally, You know. want.
sd YOU 10 turn me loose before"
As they emerged from the back
room. Jim Casey toos his cigar
from his mouth long enough to ask.
''tave ye been maxim n prfsldent
or only putin some mofo min q
work. In ID watherpipe cxtinalon
department.
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Green 1ake@esth and First nv.
y. ~. y. l.. benedict. pastor. 10 80
a. NJ. The Way OUT. 7 20 .. m,
address by y. T.. Bilhorn. OF Chi
eago. From the Stage % the Pull
pit
University 81. E.---J. NJ. canne.
pastor. "A. m. The Best House
iiuiit': evening. 1880. what -Four
Men Can Do
Norwegian Danish M E.-stew-
art and sofen nv. Joseph Olsen.
pastor. n a m. why Did Christ
Eat With PubileanE and Sinners
3. IA. Fulfilled Prophecies"
Queen Anne Al. E.~-Garfield and
Fifth nv. west. Rev. Thomas f. FL
li0tt. pastor. II a. m, communion
service. sermon By DIR Harrington.
presiding elder. J 80 D. IA. Through
Fire for Conscience" political SER
mon.
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BITS o'nEws

/ Women's Clubs.
The Seattle Federation OF Won
ems clubs Will meet on Thursday
afternoon Of next week nj the 81
| Francia
Federation Of Wercn's Clubs.
Tho building board Of the Seattle
Federation OF wsmen's cfuba will
meet at the Chamber Of commeree
on Thursday At 10 a m.
Meeting Postponed.
The meeting Of the literature Dc.
paftment Of the Seattle Woman .
club on Tuesday afternoon has
been postponed on account of the
i.ongfelIow entertainment
Ladies Of the eiks.
Tho Ladies' of the Elks viii en-.
terrain at cards on Tuesday after
noon IN the Eika club rooms In the
Alaska building. Mr.. W. A. nanc
and Mrs. ]. c. Gunby win be hos.
tees for the afternoon.
Womsnss Century Club.
Tho Woman's Century club held
It's regular meeting yesterday aft
eEnoon at the St Francis Mrs
u. q. Moore gave a paper on What
Constitutes Good Citizenship" and
Mrs. James r. Ryan ON American
fiumor and Humorists"
Seattle Symphony Concert.
The Seattle symphony Orchestra
will give their popular Sunday con
cert tomorrow afternoon Mt the
Moore theatre. Nine. Thorne-
Lundy famous dramatic soprano
from New York, win DO the solo.
ist
Music Department Of w. c. c.
Nine. NJ. 4. Vincent. chairman
of the music department of the
Woman's Century club. will enter.
tain that department OF the club
at her home. 500 Columbia St. on
next Friday afternoon The subject
Of the afternoon Will be Chamber
Music"
Colonial Dancing Club.
The Colonial Dancing club. a club
recently formed. will give the first
81 a series of dancing parties this
evening at Christensen Broadway
hall. Those who have organized the
club are Mrs. Hartweii DE Pew.
Mrs. 3. @. Barnes and Mrs. II. G.
Peters.
Classic Culture Club.
Mrs. Brieriy was hostess to the
Classic Culture club this afternoon
az her departments at the Harvard.
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! time In her blue crepe dressing
robs wiih hair iooeened--was In
terfupted BY the entrance Of n
girl Mrs. Palmer Il helping 10 her
studies. The call was broken in
upon by the French maid who
took Mrs Palmer sway reluctant
h. la half an hour she reap.
reared In dinnar gown Of gray
chiffon over yellow. and the dia.
mands and pearls that have be.
come noted.
After dinner and theatre
party Mrs. Palmer returned home.
For the frat time Ia the day uha
WAS mistress of the castle. Her
Nehedule complete she ordered the
maid 10 haed and sat down 10 read
aud think-fhlnk Of social duties
10 como. And hers IL the last light
out in the great house.
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RECTOR TO PREACH AT
STRNFORD UNIVERSITY

The Rev. II. r. oowan. rector Of
Trinity parish. will be the special
preacher at Stanford university.
Palo Alto. Cal. tomorrow. He Will
also be one of the three special
speakers AZ conferences held Mon
day In San Francisco. on the sub
jecf Moral Training in the Public
Schools" The other speakers will
bh Prof. G. r. Rugh and Prof
Fletcher B Dressler. OF the Cniyer-
sity Of California.
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do YOU ENVY A SOCIETY QUEEN? THEN READ THIS
STORY Oh. MRS. POTTER PALMER'S LIFE OF Toll

(Do you envy the lot OF the 20.
ciety Saeen9 n you do. read thin
story of the esactlng duties and
terribly ssheantlIfss life OF one os
dhe. worls'a greatest social leiNlcra
and east out your .enyy. This. re-'
markalile article telllnf sof. the daily.
routlne OF Mira. Potter palnir of
Chicago vas written hy her former
secretary especially for this news.
paper Edltor1
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CHAPTER XIV
The Result Of the Conferences.

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Plymouth Third and University;
ft@v. Francis J. Van Horn. ID, ID.
p4stor. Services II a m. and p.
q morning subject. The Prayer
q the Prayer Of Faith. evening,
Nhere Are Heaven and Heir
<pilxrim --frosdway aud Republic
q Hev. Edward Lincoln Smith.
~ d. pastor. Services II A. m. and
~. IN. Rev. II. e. Mason win
l&eaGh.
EUniversity-- brooklyn av. north
~. II. G. Mason. pastor. Services
~ II a. m. and .. ~. morning,
W4 &. II. Gale breaches.
Eilfgewater--- Whitman av., ncar
NIionrne st.. Rev. WIN. g. Kant
~. ID. d, pastor. Services 1874
4 y, and 1880 .. M. morning SUBJ
f&sL Gods Crown Jewels. even
itS. Jesus the Student"
AProspect--Ea Prospect st. and
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CHICAGO. Jan. ss.--Turic G.
Nordstrom. recently Indicted ON the
charge Of obtaining $4,000 from
the First National bank Of Astoria.
Ore. on bogus drafts. has been ar
rested At Iacksonvfiie. Fla. accord.
ing fe advicss received today BY
the local police.
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Trinity parlsb-sth and James.
Rev. ". n. Gowen. pastor Eerv-
ices. 7 30 and ii n M. and 7,3e q,
M organ recital by J. y. Butler at
4 y. m.. services tomorrow conduct
ed By Rt. Rev. +. W. Heater. ID. u.
bishop OF Olympia.
ST. stephen's-W s2nd It. Hal.
lard. Rev. John A. ST Clair. rector.
Morning prayer. II. ''rhe Call Of
Abraham: evening prayer. !. An
Elo- Saxon Christianity"
81 James y. sEth and Stone AZ.
Services conducted by Richard
Mansfield White. II A. m. Il VIII
Make Thee an Eternal Exceiiency, a
Joy OF Many Generations"
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DIR. q. A. n. Sfelner will deliver
socialist address On The Direct
Primary Law aud the City Flee.
tion.~ nj Rainier hall. 1870 Second
avs at o'clock Sunday night
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SUNDAY TOPICS


4 Notices for the church col. 4
4 ufnn Of the Saturday star will I
. not be accepted after 5 O'Clock /,
= Friday afternoon. I
= ALI notices must contain I
. subjects Of sermons. I
= Owing to delay In the dellv. I
. cry of malls. notices should 1
4 be mailed 50 early a. posi- I
. bile. In order TO insure their I
4 arrival az The Star office at I
= the time specified. I
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Fancy Paderrwski In an old fash.
toned colonial eollar~s. all ise- and
rwffics. and ssill In need Of a hair.
cut That viii be his makeup Tor
some days as q result IT peculiar
accident aboard his private car,
which had brun detached frum .
train and shunt.d In upon = s~ifeh
In the railroad yards ia Cincinnati.
A switch engine bumped into the
car while fHdsFawxkEs valet waa
shaving him. and the lolt ssnt the
razor deep into the musleisn's neck.
fnfiictinE an ugly and paInfal
wound Iu addition 20 the loss cf
considerable blood tho sssssSsk 40 un,
uerved Padefewski tlgh Il ~a. only
after much persuasion thai he con,
santsd 70 - 10 the evening per
foFmance. "a hour late.
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HusBAHD's DEATH
KILLS wife

PORT TOWNsEND. Jan. 90
News of The deaths Of MIR. and Mrs.
William Ward. of Dungeness.
events separated by but few
hours. has reached here. The hus-
baud was lakenr suddenly III while
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II you have blurring. dizziness.
neuralgia. headaches. spots before
the eyes. winking, trembling spells.
cataract. burning and smarting of
the eyes. various nervous and
brain affections. entailing not only
positive injury TO the sight. but
untold misery. call Immediately.
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Oil. Stock.

II. NJ. lie 80 Co. SO First av..
hawe for sale 500 shaEeg of NneH'
ceascaliadian @iF SEaais NJ i&it
cefrfs SSs
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mmanuei--Garfield near Queen
Apne ms.. II. A. w. Young. pastor.
Morning service. II. "A Hidden
Treasure"
Holy Trinify-F. Olive and 18th:
Rev. y. q. Lund. ID. d.. pastor.
Morning subject. limitation Of the
Divine. T:t5 y. m, spiders In
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s9th nv north. 95o y. n.. even
nonR. Illustrated sermon on "pii-
Krims Progress
Columbia Rev Edw. n. weage.
pastor. Services II q. m and I 10
8. m. morning. address by sapt.
sherFinston. Of the Ahti-ssioon
league evening. John
prssbxtsrssn.
First Seventh and Spring: Rev.
y. A. Matthews. pastor. Subject at
II a m. -rhe Church and It's Peo-
pie": evening. "our faboring Peo-
pic and Their Problems
raiiard--Marksf 1t. and nth sv.
=. w Ballard: Rev. Elmer r.
Thompson. pastor. Services II a
m. and 5s2o y. M: morning What
Sort OF Revival Does the Church
NeedY" evening, Men. Women and
Others Does Christianity Make n
MoiIyeoddle % q Man. Are Chris
ttan Men and Women Moral Cow
ards or Dcxenerated Citizens
South Park branch. First Prcsby-
terrain ohurch--Sersicss In Dudley =
hail. Rev. n. = seerent In charge.
ii a. M. ''Dasecrafinr the Temple.
tao o. n.. -As God Sees us."
Baptist.
Tabernacie--ibth sv. ~. and Har-
riznn. John Marvin Dean. minis
ter. IL a M. The Heart OF Robert
Browning second In series on
Great Diaclpics''.: 1850 y. M. a
String ~ Seattle Fools"
F'ifst-Fourfh and James. Rev. II.
l. Whitman. ID. d. pastor. 10: 30 a
m. God With Us, Tao .. m. a
Fuii salvation: entrance 60 church
from James street. through alley
between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Fremont kilbourne at. near FIRE.
mont av.s Rev. Jas. Cairns. pastor.
III a M. The Deity OF Christ. 7:5o
,. m. Il Therefore So Run ms Not
Uncertainty: l. Cor. TX: 2s-97.
Dunisp-R Rainier boulevard. Rev.
Peter A. Klein. pastor. III n. in.
Something Definite In the Chris
tian Idfe"; $50 p. m. The Good Of
the Gospel
West Scattie--Madrona hall: Rev.
Arthur u. Carpenter, pastor, p.
~. Your Life Is Hid Within
Christ"
Norwegian Danish Howard and
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School Of Occult Seiencc--4fi-sf2
it0s Second av.: Mrs. Minnie Jen-
nlnKs. teacher and pastor. Lecture
At $50 y. m-.. THE Father and
Savior One"
First Divine Scfence--Coiumbia
College hall. Broadway and Pine.
Agnes ", Mccarthy. pastor. IL A.
m. "A Day"
Bible Spiritual Sciencc--ffs Terry
av. near James. Rev. 1. Nakeii
Foster. pastor. 9 p m, Faith. the
Substance of Things Not Seem /.
First Spiritual society--K. Of r.
hall. is2i First av.. Mrs. Irene
smith. speaker. Lectures nj I and
: p. m. subject. Evolution of HUI
fnnn Race"
School OF iliamInation-Egan hall.
Arcade building. 4 y. m. Wilson
f'ritch win speak on what II the
Christian Religion"
Theosophicni Society Seattle
ndge. 1890 Second Az. SD. m. The
osaphy Universal Religion" by
Mrs Elizabeth NJ Wardell
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Maitsspfingss soc

FIne. engras!iE aud watch .Eepalr.
fng. G9oxer. Gb7; iSyhnston nldf sss'
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ST JameG Ninth and
Marion. mass daily nj ! a m; Sum
dry nj g. !. and . a. m. high
mass az II n m. yespcrs. .. m.
Church Of Inamaculate Conception
18th and Marion. mass daily nj
Csc and 80 a. M: Sunday at 8. I
and $50 a. m: high mass at 10 30
q. M. veepeFN at Z so p. m.
Lady of Good Help~-sth and JEFF
ferson; Sunday mass at 7. s and 3
4. m. high nsass at II A. M. yes
pers Rt o. m
-. Joseph's-fsth and r.. Aloha
Mass daily At 8. 80 and $40 a m.
sunday. $50 and . a. m: high
mass. N a. m. vespers, 7 30 p. M
St Aiphonsnk' 18th NV. ~. W.
and w. 5sfh St. ballard. Mass. 9
n. ma. Sunday. mass. a. m. high
MAS. 1870 a. m; Sunday school.
40 D m.. b>nediction. Z; 20 p. m
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist
--sl2 efh nv. Services N a. m. and
q y. M. subject. Truth. reading
room. sg8 Alaska building.
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist
fell w. ssth st. Ballard. Services
II a m: subject. Truth: reading
room Ia church building.
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Boyisfon Av. Observation-Disclosures
and olive. Rev. J. u. o. Powers.
minister. N n M. AN Life. All Re-
| llEion One: 8 u. m. THE Religion
of Experience--John Wesley
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Down In the Old Cherry Or
chard.s isc. Sometime lie:
Silent Soldier" &c. Up and
Down the Trail" &c. IF" fsc:
Good Byr Mary. Dear" Ice:
"SnuKEle Closer" tsc. Little
Beauty &c: Mississippi Miss
nj Misses Me-" Sc. Merry Wild
ow Waltz" lbc. Tive Little
Sailor Boys" &c. Red Domino"
Ice. "Goldenrod." ise. ''Zlra."
fsc. BLACK Cat Rag" i5c.
"Smiler." i5c. "Ye Ladye Faire."
lie. Peacock Strut" l5c:
Flower Girl" 1sc. Scarf
Dance.- &c: Beautiful Paris"
i0c: Fairy Queen Ice: IAN
for You" lie. "Clematis." i5c.
Dear old HIS OF California"
/: i5e.
! CLINf,S PLANO HOUSE
rSos sseara. As.e,csss.
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Classic Culture Club.
Mrs Brieriy Vas hostess to the
Classic Culture club this afternoon
AZ her departments at the Harvard.
The sun., 1908-05-05
Private Sales.

bnIU STREET. A. shatzkin 4 Sons have
sul to Mr., SantOTa plot jON9l, on the
south side Of 2iith street, 100 feet east OF
Maple avenue.
s.aj STREET A. Shatzkin \ Sons have
.o.N 10 James Ricoio a plot jOxlO0, on the
.olfh side Of ?2Bth street l2s feet east OF
NNlIdIug avenue.
N,nENTA STREET-A. Shat2kin 4 Sons
have sold 10 Salvatore : fnsCo a lot 21X94,
uu fhe uOrth side OF Magenta street, 90 ieet
east Of Pine avenue.
MADISON AVENUE William v Brokaw
has sold No M Madison avenue, four
story aud basement stone front dwelling
uu lot gONlOO, between SlNty-thlrd aud
S.Uy-iOurth streets.
sNIHTH STREET Frederick T. Barry
has sold for Anna Schroeder no, ll2 East
SN,eth street a four story and basement
stone front dwelling, on lot 2OXlOOj,
lglD STREET Julia \. NhltuhOrne has
sold Nos ll9 and ~ West 1891 street TWO
f,p story flats, on plot i6N0a II, TO Aaron
Nmou, who gave IN part payment 40,
gN Fifth avenue. a five story nat, on lot
u,'lN0O.
1oIH STREET William Schwarz has sold
l0r the Timble Realty Company and Marx
Aaron the four story single nat al NO.
lel last lOSth street, on lot lB9NluOll.
iO7D STREET. William SChWarZ has sold
for samuel e. Baum the three story and
basement stone front dwelling at No, lOO
la-f lO3d street on lot l0AlOOu.
kElhNIl w tNl r IldiIN L. hNhtu lldH
rpsold NO 1915 Second avenue, a five story
tenement on lot ?jNlOo
l,urH STREET John j. Shcehan has sold
10 Dr j Preston Miller 10. $50 West ljOth
street. arour story dwelling, on lot l7x9o II.
EEvENTY-FOI RTH STREET. .--Maier Bros
have bought the four story double flat at
10 $40 ta.' Soventy-fourth street, on lot
.iylu. O. from T.. VI. Budlong
YfgD STREET Calm 4 Calm have sold for
Andrew n Scobel to OTTO KeusCh No.
s49 Easf lr3i street a two family house,
nm lot giNluU
BOSTON ROAD Henry Harhurger and +. /.
oui, have ,n.d NO. 1862 Boston road,
ihrepstorr DWELLING on plot 6ONiS0
JACkSON AIfNl E. Gustav Grossman has
sold 40. 1888 Jackson avenue, a two family
dwelling 600 lot 2jXN7.j, to Henry Har-
hHrsrr amt T. J.. Louis.
BAEIIIuIDl STREET - Richard Dickson has
-Qd FOR Charles " DoolIttle and Nellie
kayanaush lo Antony Maccarone the lot
e6N'g. ou the south side Of Bartholdi street,
about e7S feet east Of White Plains road =
PRIGr STREET Isaac HattenbaCh has sold
n ! Curry a lot 2jxlOO, on Brlgg street,
N,uau,urldge,
The sun., 1908-05-05
ANOTHER TONES ESCAPE.
Keepers Say Harry Randall Never Cant
Back From Court.

Keepers Say Harry Randall Never Came
Back From Court.
II was discovered yesterday that another
prisoner had escaped from the Iombs-
the third in ten months.
The missing man IL Harry Randall, %
years old. OF 1877 West Eighteenth street.
He was taken to the Tombs from Jefferson
Market court and arraigned in the Court
Of Special Sessions on Friday, charged
with the theft Of SIC stickpin from de-
partment store. He pleaded guilty and
was remanded 10 the Tombs Tor sentence
on Wednesday.
Probation officer j. c. Graveur found
that Randall came from Montreal and
he had been In New York only two days
when arrested. On Saturday Graveur went
to the Tombs 10 get more information, but
could find no such prisoner. The prison
records bore this entry: Not returned
May L.
In transferring between the Tombs and
the Criminal Courts Building the prisoners
are taken over the Bridge Of Sighs to the
couIt and put in a dr tendon pen pending
alraignme Mt. A nc ipt il given for them
by the Criminal Court poke equSd. After
trifl they are again put IN the pen, and
when court il over they are lined up, counted
and delivered at the Tombs, where a re-
ceipt is taken for them.
Tbe police in the Criminal Courts Build
ing say that seventeen prisoners went over
10 the Tombs on Friday, These were
counted by them and recounted by the
Tombs keepers. The police say they hold
a receipt from the keepers for the delivery
of these seventeen prisoners, The Tombs
keepers. on the other hand, contend that
they never got Randall back.
The sun., 1908-05-05
HOTEL FIRE DEAD LIST NOW IS.
Eleven Bodies Recovered an d Five Persons
stu Missing.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May THE debris
OF the New Aveline Hotel, destroyed by fire
Yesterday with the loss Of sixteen lives, had
only partially clooed when the search for
bodies was resumed to-day and little prog
Tess was made.
Eleven bodies have been fully identified
and five more persons who are known to
have been at the hotel are missing.
Though several Of the twelve persons
burned or injured by Jumping from the
building are in serious condition physicians
give hope that all will recover.
Deputy Factory Inspector Speers re-
ported to-day that he had warned the New
Aveine proprietors some weeks ago about
the condition Of the building and had
ordered a greater number Of lights put In
the halls.
Though the condition Of the hotel was
not such that we could condemn IL. said
The inspector, I'VE regarded II as somewhat
dangerous in case Of fire, II was cut up
by a great number Of narrow stairways,
which naturally made IL difficult to find
exits in case OF a fire, There we're three
fire escapes, which would be ample II there
we're enough means Of reaching them
The sun., 1908-05-05
RENL ESTATE At AUCTION.
HELP WANTED MALE.


ADVERTISING SOLICITOR To solicit from
American exporters to South America draw acct.
aud com.
ORDER CLERK For large well known mfrs
should have experience In boiler and radiator busi
tess. salary open.
Statesmen Positions In the following lines
paying &lOO AOu plumbing. $40 tl,OU and CON-
transmission machinery. 81 500 to Starl, ship chand
itT. $50 to start, plum bling supplies, exp. and
draw acct, typewriter supplies, Saiar open shoes,
81 OO so draw sect hosiery Sllan open, paper,
salary open. mems furnishings, salary open, ladies
and mems furnishings, salary open. Imported Wine,
must command trade salary open.
For Information about above aud other sales.
executive, clerical. professional ana technical
positions. Call or write.
HApGOODS S7 Broadway
The sun., 1908-05-05
Arrest OF Race Tipster.

William H. Rudolph. who advertised
racing tips as Bob May and has been
under indictment in the Federal courts for
misuse Of the mails since January l. was
arrested Yesterday at lli6 Broadway and
held in 81 800 bail FOR trial.
The sun., 1908-05-05
snI NTInNs MANTEn-MALE.

WANTED. Position a. manager for branch once
Of Consolidated Exchange nrm In city OF i70OO
population. ONCE established. Address r. H., box
100 sun Once