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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-OR FURNISHINGS OF e.
room apartment. Call oath or 25th, Apt. 3d.
the Imperial Columbia road. se242t
FOR RENT-APARTMENT: FURNISHED: FIVE
rooms and bath completely furnished. includ
ing piano and reading library: Cifrbourne apart
ment house. Washington Heights: Can be had
months lease 500 per
TAGGART-THRIFT CO., 1405 New York ave.
seq st
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
rooms and bath: all modern improvement
SIT to $50.
anL.1-f( SENECA z NJ

BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
rooms and bath: all modern improvements.
ST. to $50.
APARTMENTS FOR RENTAL IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION.
THE FAIRFAX. 1900 f. Cap. St
o rooms and bath. $500 and 500 %
New elevator in operation.
2 to 8 rooms and bath. $50 90 to S37 80
THE FRANKLIN. 1915 l4th st. NV
and rooms and bath. $50. 90 to $45 on
THE SORRENTO. 22a3 18th NV
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. $42 80
and rooms and bath .S20.O 90 to SAC. 90
THE DEvONSHIRE. 1851 Col. I'd.
rooms and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500. 90
THE COLONIAL. Both and SITS. n.w.-
THE AUGUSTA. n. Y. and n. ]. ayes, NV.
rooms and bath. ....... $4,000 and $50. 80
THE EMERY. 1912 G st NV
ao1e 8 NV. rooms and bath <2lso to 500 20
25O6 Pa. ave. NV. I'd d.. Ar. and b. 500. so
an29-tf WEAVER BROS. 1910 F ST NV.
SAVOY. 2sO4 14TH ST. OR 3 ROOMS AND
bath; unflrnished elevator: telephone; coolest
apartments In the city. Apply at office to
proprietor. my17tf
FOR RENT
Housekeeping apartment. 4 rooms and bath:
new: SIS. THE BRIGHTWOOD.
an25-n.4 2O43 7th st. NV.
THE BALTIMORE
1872 Biltmore st. n
Three. four and five rooms and bath: all OUT
side rooms: some overlooking Rock Creek val
ley We claim these are the coolest apart
ments In the city. Prices from S31 80 to $500
SIMPSON-SUhIIVAN CO.
my2I-tf 14GS G st NV.
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wSSUo 1VVV 0uu UPSN GU UaVu3o
BY virtue Of order Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia. holding a Bankruptcy
Court In re Harvard Laundry Company. Bank
rupt. No. $40, the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale by public auction: within the above
premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY NINTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1908 AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN, the above laundry business including good
will. laundry machinery and fixtures. consisting
In part of engine, boiler. washing machines. ex-
tractors. mangle, dryroom and conveyor. ironers,
starchers. shapers: shafting betting. once fur
The above plant will first be offered an
entirety. and II satisfactory bid is not Oh
tanned will then be Immediately sold in detail.
Bids for the above plant as an entirety may
be made to the undersigned trustee at any time
prior to day Of sale.
Terms cash.
LUCAS P LOVING.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
se21 -d&dbs, eSu Columbian building.
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RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAIL WAN.
n. B.-Following schedule figures published only
information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Or
leans, Ashevlle Chattanooga. Memphis. Sl5
Am. and 1O:45 pm. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Mem.
phis, New Orleans, 1000 pm daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken.
Savannah. jacksonville and Florida points. 4:1O
pm. daily.
Tourist cars for California tri-weekly. 41O m.
Local for Harrsonburg. $50 am. daily. 4:15
pm. week days: for Danville, S:15 am. daily.
and for Charlottesville, S:15 Am. and 4:55 m.
daily. Frequent trains to and from Bluemont.
L. s. BROWN General Agent.
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c. G. SLOAN co. UNC). AUCTIONEERs
14O7 G st.
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The Terrace 3241 st. n.w.-Several four
room and bath apartments at so. and three
room and bath apartments at $18. Near Pa.
ave. cars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
Z q q - y 20 u
Z CHIEESREED'S SALARY.

In reducing the salary Of Frank
freed \, chief OF the fire department.
from $s5 per month to $40 per month
4 council lis guilty OF practicing false
secnnomy. Chief Reed gives his en-
tire time to his work and has brought
\ his department up to standard OF
tendency nnexcelled II equalled In the
State. 81 The saving Of $3.50 per year
by eduction of Mr.. Reeds salary
j does not aid much in wiplng out the
Besides it has ten
sssdency to- lessen the efficiency of the
Il fire department thing Of which Fair.
u nonters are so proud. The city Is
willing that Mr.. Reed shall give all
Ishisf time; /: 1t is willing for him to for
4, tify4 all the weak places that he finds
& inN his department and 1t should be
willing to- give him a salary common.
Ssurate with the responsibilities OF his
SofHce. ih There lis no danger OF the eff
cheney Of our fire department being
tilessened as long as Mr.. Reed is ut
s5the head. for he Is not the man that
would let his work leteriornte but
with the reduced salary there is dan
sEer$of Inn incapable man being placed
sin tire position now filled by n thor.
onghly capable o iicer. X.
This question will likely come up
aat sa future meeting Of council. This
as elicted on the action OF one OF
Ssthe cilmen who voted in the mega
tive and when the motion for reducing
sMrssR Reeds salary had carried he
Shis mind and voted for the
ismeasure. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

Every day now the anvil chorus Is
working over time and every menbe.
Of the team has been canned, resigned
and caned several times over. HAYS
q little patience and think what we
are going to do. y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
z'.PIlROH:iII.B|I!S|!iL.Ol!S1'a.

53s CONNELLsv1LLE. Pa. June 2 ~ 4-
Cannon's superb pitching took yester::
days game from the Prohibs 1 to o.
Atno time in the game could the visi-
tors connect with Cannon and he al.
loved but three hits easily scoring a
shut out. Andrews pitched good ball
for the visitors and with the excep:
ton Of the third inning when a triple
by Pfet:er and Lawton's single gave
the locals their only run he was al.
most inyincible. X; q. 7!
F.AIRatO ONT II /. R.tH.f T. IA
snograss, o o - 189t
Holmes. II Q OIL q 4
Zurlage. 1b .4 0 Il IS o
Jackley. RI 0 o 4
Taught. m;.:. 0 Il
Gates. 3b ......i......o o. ~
Savage IS o OF u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

The w. ". U. baseball team passed
through this city last night on It's way
to Denn.son fora game today Ths
team Is in good shape. Capt. McCar.
thy did not accompany the team and
II the young catcher who is along does
not make good Lefty Core will wor],
behind the bat. e a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

Umpire Shoemaker has resigned and
Gronniger has appointed Holland who
had some experience in the p o. NJ.
last year to take his place. Jones Is
another new official who has reported
on the job. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

There will be aGmeeting OF the mag.
mates held at Uniontown tonight and
1t is thought that every club in the
league will now be compelled to get
4 own ITO the salary limit. President
Raymond received a notice last night
and each manager and president will
have to file afiidavits stating the exact
amount Of their monthly pay rolls. 4is
Be There will be another question that
will likely come up regarding the ex-
tending OF the playing season two
weeks. On account OF the bad start
many OF the clubs are in favor OF max
ing the season two weeks longer8and
It will likely be acted upon at to-
nights meeting. The controversy over
the game at Connellsville will be set.
tied and others miner matters will
be looked into. ~ IS j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

sSUIN il, ), 4 I: TAX Es BOTH. r

4 ssSUNloeaToWNETAkEs BOTH.
sUNIONTOWNs Pa June Union7!
town took both games from scottda1e
today .S The score II III Ii
First game: "
.uniontown o 10 o - $o8 8 . "a
scottlale o % 20 u o. 9 70 q o-S-1s ~
u r-,ver and Granklnb berry; lib,
and Sleyin.
- scan,l game: q i;sS ;4 y
Uniontown 81 0l o o % % % {, -; q 1S
scottdale Q % OF o. o 10 % O. 81
Limerick and Price; Roeper and % /
Sleyin. tssi3 st$.;85 .i 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
2 go taf
BOWLiNG.5

The Silver Tops won three out OF
four games from the Ali,lgets by the
following scores at the Temple alleys
last night. J.. Hayes had high roll OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

Summary = TWO base hits--.awton:
three base htt-Pfeifer: sacrifice hits.
Birmingham. Tiffany. Cannon: strucl,
out--By Cannon4 by Andrews 2: base
on. balls-ofr Cannon5; left on bases
--Connellsyille5 Fairmont s: double
plays---Andrews and Zurlag,. Time
1:40. Umpire Holland. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
MANY SEE DEATH LEAP.
Lecture Patrons Watch 4ged Non
Plunge from High Umd07c.

By jumping from the third story window Of The
Temple Hall apartment house. at 12lst street and
Ilerox avenue yesterday afternoon. benjamin Bern
stein sixty-fve years old retired merchant. com
rnitted suicide. Several scores of men and women
who had attended a lecture at the Temple Israel
12orh street and LenOx avenue saw the stand
ing on the window sill and watched him leap to
his death
Mr.. Bernstein. who was reputed to be wealthy
lived with his son-in-law. Julius Magnus, mer-
chant, al No 75 Broadway He recovering
from long illness. Shortly after noon Mr. Bern
stein asked the nurse get him something to eat
As soon as the nurse left the room Mr.. Bernstein
got I'D from his bed and went 70 open window
facing Lenox avenue. The audience leaving the
Temple Israel shouted at him not 10 jump. but
he laughed a them and jumped from the sill.
Several OF the women who the suicide faint
ed and were revived in nearby drugstore. DR..
Mitchell, from the Harlem Hospital. said that the
man had been instantly killed Coroner. Hamburger
gave permission for the burial. The mans family
blame his Illness for his act.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
RECOTER 81 ESQ COLLIR.
Three Hen Held for Theft of Mrs.
BdrrozCs's Gems.

A Ninth avenue pawnbroker lent SIS on a
neck ribbon Of black silk studded with Jewels
valued at S1.250 by Mrs Ira Barrows of No. IS
East 54th street. who says she missed the collar
lille attending a reception at Park avenue and
East 61st street in March The ribbon and dia
rnonds were found by Central Office detectives
yesterday. and on information given by the
Iawnbroker three men were held for the alleged
theft
The pawnbroker's ledger showed that John
Fits Of No &Is West SD street put up the
ribbon and gems At that address the detec-
tves found Edward Felts, a skating instructor
who, they said. admitted that he took the Jewel
studded ribbon from the room Of Gustave Ra-
Tusen. chauffeur living in the same house
The chauffeur, according to the detectives
said that the collar was given 10 him by John
Conncrs, who is footman employed by Mrs
Rarrows- Mr.. Barrows is e diamond merchant
OF Maiden Lane
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
ARREST JURY FOREMAN
INDICTED NEWARK' s. BOSS.
James r. Nugent, Charging Con-
SmracY, Wants Sheriff Held, Too.

James r. Nugent, city counsel and Demo-
cratic leader of Newark, last night carried out
threat made in the Supreme Court in that
city earlier in the day. when the Essex County
Grand Jury handed Chief Justice Gummere
four indictments. each of which charged Nugent
with misdemeanor in joining and conspirng
with Philip Loeser and others to procure per
sons the election of last year, know
ing such persons to be not entitled
Nugent had heard that he was indicted, and
was in court before the grand jury handed in
its presentments. Then he declared that he
the victim of conspiracy and insisted that
he would apply for warrants for the arrest Of
Sheriff Frank II. Sommer Prosecutor Wilbur
H Mott and Benjamin Atia, the foreman of the
jury. After he had examined the papers Mr.
Nugent called Police Judge Howell in the
1st Criminal Court, and obtained the three
warrants charging conspiracy. Detective Ser
geants Meehan and Donovan Immediately ar
resteS Mr.. Atha who was at his home. at No
756 High street. Newark. and preparations were
made to serve the other warrants at a later
hour.
The foreman Of the jury was then taken to
Newark Police Headquarters. and after ex-
animation was relea sed in 5000 bail on mo-
tion of his counsel. John r. Hardin. A further
hearing was set for Monday. Sheriff Sommer
was reported ne a New York theatre,
While the Assistant prosecutor was said TO be
at his home in South Orange
The warrant charges the three men With
falsely and maliCiousy indicting Nugent for
procuring the alleged registration OF fraudulent
voters. Before Nugent asked for the warrants
he said to the grand jury:
Il understand that there is an indictme7t
against me, and I now ask permission 10
anime it" After this request was refused he
renewed his application declaring that he was
ready To plead and give bail. The chief justice
said he could not take his pleading as il would
have To GO through the regular channels but
he finally granted permission 10 Nugent to ex-
anime the bills.
Mr.. Mott was arrested later in the evening At
his home in South Orange and taken before
Judge Howell. in the First Criminal Court.
where he waived examination and held in
IS 900 bail for the grand jury.
Just as Mr.. Mott released Mr.. Sommer
appeared in court and surrendered himself, He
also waived examination and was held in $4,000
hail
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
4 JOHNSON BRO4DSIDE.
Circular Letter an UnmistdkabLe At
tack on Dir. Bryan.
TBy telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]

Chicago. April 4.-Governor Johnson's head
quarters. in the Grand Pacific Hotel in this city.
Hred the hrst broadsidc to-day in the war it
mas opened TO prevent the nomination of Will
IAN Jennings Bryan on Monday hundreds Of
thousands of Democrats in the Middle West will
receive individual letters pointing out that the
nomination of Bryan at the Denver convention
means certain defeat FOR the Democratic party
and that the organization is drifting toward AN
autocrauc convention where a popular choice is
to be~s subordinated 70 personal will
The letter does not mention the name of Mr..
Bryan. but the inference is so plain that it is
unmistakable- The letter is printed on official
stationery of the Minnesota Democratic State
Central Committee and is signed by Frederick
B Lynch. treasurer of the committee. Demo-
Gratis are urged mot to acquiesce supineIy in any
nomination that guarantees defeat" and :he en-
tire document is a call for a revolt against the
doctrine of despair
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
BIDDLE-OBRIEN FIGHT.
millionaire a Match for Professional
in LireIy "Scrap.'
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Haverford, Penn April 4--|ore than seven
hundred persons. mostly connected with lead
ing families OF this city and the surrounding
suburbs, saw three rattling rounds of glove
contest tonight between philadelphia Jack
O'Brien and Anthony Drexel Biddle millionaire
athlete and scion Of the house of DrexeL Mr-
Biddle was in the pink of condition and de-
lighted his friends and admirers by his exhibi-
ton OF cleverness with the mitts. He was at
all times a match for the professional brUser.
and. although no decision was given. it is de-
clared that the millionaire had shade the best
of the fighting.
The go" aroused the utmost enthusiasm. al
though some Of the more staid members of the
Merton Cricket Club, under whose auspices it
was held, had entered strenuous objections
to
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
COLOMBIAN AGGRESSION.
Occupation Of Jurado Confirmed
TreatY Opposed.

Panama April 4.-The Mayor Of Chapigana,
e town OF Panama, near Jurado, to-day officially
confirmed the report of the occupation of Jurado
by the Colon bia1s. There is & strong senti
rlent here at present against signing any treaty
with Colombia. = prominent Pananan said to-
day:
We have nothing to gain by a treaty with
Colombia We never go to that country, while,
gInlucziiv have more than enough COlom-
bans here. If the United States wants e Pan
ANA Colombia treaty il should impress on the
Colombians the necessity Of complying with the
provisions OF the canal treaty. II is not fair
that Panama should always give and never re
ceive anything for the sacrifices the canal has
cost
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
BY a SIMPLE METHOD.

New York. April 4-The large crowds at the toilet
goods department of Siegel-Cooper Cos store the
mast week we're occasoned by the sale that Won
derfuI b1autifier. Madame Etupperts World Re
nowned Fac Bleach the greatly reduced price
OF seventeen cents per bottle. Al this figure any
ono can afford be beautiful
The sale will be continued this week. Face
bleach is the rvellOus remedy which removes
fectuaIy all frccIles ptmples- 5lac!1heads sal
moth patches. wrinkles not caused by
facial expression and hrightens. beauties and
clears any muddy. rough skin
Madame Rupperts Gray-tiair Restorative never
fails to restore any shade Of gray faded hair TO
its natural color.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
ADMIRAL EVANS LOST IS POUNDS.
Attributed 10 Rheumatism and Worry At
tending Command Of the Fleet

Paso RobIes. Hot Springs, Cal April 4-Ad-
-.-a. E-a-s rad comfortable night and to-day
took another sulphur bath. followed by massage
Treatment His physicians have made q thorough
exszas-z-ton and declare that the admiral has no
orgs-ic trouble
Ee Is subject 70 Intermittent spells % imam
1-sto-v rheumatism These attacks, together with
re v-o-rv attending the command Of the battle
SIP feet have caused Admiral Evans 70 drop
ron --g % I22 pounds n weight
TIE admiral denies that he is seriously Ill He
Thinks -ha- TOO much interest is being taken IN
hls condition. and says he VII be walking about in
few DAYS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

SoteContests affecting Presidential preferences s-s
being for 3 OF hese POS seats or the eleEzt-s
affected twenty credited above - TaftsiS II As-
Fio-i4a four Tennessee four IN Okla
bona and tvo in Ohio, Four credited Hughes-
all in Missouri credited Fatr5arSs-both
in Kentucky SIX are uninstrUcted-tVo n Alabama
two IN I.ssssippi and in Missouri Total member
ship ot n. conventi5n in 1905. $50. Necessary
choice. sol
Delegates -at-Iarge will be elected this week
in six states. follows:
Delaware-Dover. April :
south pakota-HurCn. April .
Viscons!n-Prirnaries. April =
Vfrginia-I-y -ynchburg. April )
massachusetts, April 10
New York-New York City. April IL
These district conventions will be held this
week:
Tventy-seventh New Ycrk-Rome. April :.
All eleven districts in Wisconsin-P-irraries.
April =
Fourth Virginia Farmville. April :.
sixth Misunderstanding. April J.
Ninth ninois-ChcagO. April s.
Ninth observation-disclosures. April g.
Tenth ulinojs-Chicago. April ).
Fourth West Nirginia-Pa rkersburg. April g.
Eighth HlinOis-ChCagO. April g.
sixteenth Illinois-Peoria. April 9.
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures. April ..
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures. April o.
Fifth Ninnes nnesota--MinneapOlis. April 9
seventh 10 Eighteenth New YOrk-New York
city April 2
Twenty-eighth New York-Watertown. April 3.
All thirty-twO Pennsylvania districts-Prirna-
ries. April IL
other state and territorial conventions called
for April and May are:
Hawaii-HonoluIu. April ts.
Nnnesota-Minneapolis April ls
Arizona-rucson. April IS.
Nevada-Winnemucca, April 90
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
gRs. EVELYN THAw LEAVES TOWN.

a-s Erelyn Thav- vii spend to-day out of town
T1-a sc--e friends with whom she has taken refuge
frors rhe ro-or3ery which has followed her about
ho'els sRd restaurants here. but will come back
70 the city tomorrow. when her suit TO have hef
nsrr-sge - Harry x Thaw annulled comes I'D IN
ths Supreme Court She viii sail Saturday for
Europe v-1ere she VII stay through the sumner.
!, IS expected that her marriage to Thaw VIII be
sang-lec b Wednesday. She will return IN time
her SAYS 70 press her suit for $4,000 dam
ages tor -5be against James 3 Regan, manager OF
Re Hote- KnickerbocIzer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
PAIR ARRESTED, WOMAN IN TROUSERS
Man Is Wanted in Saugerties on a Charge
of Horse Stealing.

Eesdtng Penn April 4-Jennie Van Wick. OF
Kingston y Y and Edward Major were arrested
bv the police here to-day the woman olssulseu III
n.fs artire The pair arrived in the city yester-
L., "a manufacture and peddle harness dressing
major is wanted by the authorities Of saugertles
on the charge OF horse stealing Not until
,ha nair fell into the hands of the police was the
vvouaan's sex revealed She said she had oeen
.,1t,,s in disguise for several weeks, saying sie
-. t.r companion found this more convenient
and cheaper manner Of travelling
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
UBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J


81. Paul. April 4.-Determined efforts will
be made by the friends of Governor John
A Johnson to capture the Illinois Demo-
cratic delegates to the national convention. The
fact that Roger Sullivan has made his peace
with Bryan and that the latter feels sure of
the state does not discourage the Johnson
men Governor Johnson will be in Chicago
Tuesday on his way to Shiloh. Tenn. and the
plan viii probably be arranged then.
The Governor Will make a speech at Shiloh
or Louisville, in whi,h he is expected to
contend that the rights of the state should be
maintained in the matter of railway regula-
tion, SO far possible with proper federal ad-
ministration- This is expected to be the most
important pronouncement.th thus far made by the
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
MAKER OF NOTED FLAG DEAD.

Raleigh. X c. April Miss Henrietta kooeson
vas burneE a death in q IRE which destroyed her
Rome here to-day. Miss Robson was one OF TWO
SISTERS who mace the Confederate flag which was
lAken from the 10Th North Carolina Regiment by
lie lth Rhode Island and which was returned by
lie latter state TO North Carolina at celebration
Asse IL June ISa--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
MISS ETHEL, ENGINEER.
President IS Daughter Makes atlanta
Sir Minutes .4hfQd of Time
u. -s,.z-zr. . -se T-:aure- !

Atlanta. april 4--1riss Ethel Roosevelt was in
n engine CAB on the West Point train which
reached Atlanta Al noon to-day and II was due
~ ~ fact that her hand was the throttle
thar -h= train arrived six minutes ahead of
tire. She had been its engineer all the way
fro-- Newman. Ga
This has been the joIIiest hour Of my life"
sre declared a. the termination Of the ride. Il
guess an -he only Presidents daughter who
sTer ran ~ engine"
stu the engineer. said that Miss Roosevelt
r-ss most apt pupil
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
RIOT 1T FOOTB4LL GAME.
Forty Hurt at England-Scotland
Match-12O, 900 Present.

Glasgow, April 4.-One hundred and twenty
thousand persons attended the football match
between England and Scotland here to-day A
mob OF thousand broke into the inclosure and
forty persons were injured in the crush. During
the progress of the game stones and bottles were
thrown by angry spectators in the rear Three
OF the injured persons were taken to the hos
pital
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
FIRE IN BROKERS' COUNTRY HOUSE

TBy 1e-eg-aph % The TriOune-J
Atlantic Highlands y. J. April 4.-The country
ho-se o A 4 Whitman. q New York broker. al
Ws,e-Wttch near here. was damaged by hre thls
stre-,oor Because Of the high wind assistance
vas asked o. Navesirk Seabright and Atlantic
Highlands frerren Ny Whitman and his family
moved from Kew York yesterday A spark from
te Chimney started the blaze
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
PAINTER BLOWN INTO RIVER.

Two painters who were al work the inside OF
the I.ackawanna ferryhouse at HoDoken yesterday
afternoon were blown from their scaffold just ;
a ferryboat entering the slip. One OF them.
John Isreal. of this city. fell into the water and
was pulled out h the crew The scaffold also fell
and the other painter injured. Both men were
sent home after receiving treatment in the
zency hospital at the depot
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

PHILADELPHIA IN TWO HOURS
very hour ON the hour. via New Jersey Central.
ee Schedule on Page "a Safe, convenient. reliable.
-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

D.licous Why pay double for Imported?
IL T Dewey & Sons Co, 1856 Fulton ST.. New York.
.-fsdvs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

n eoR THE PLANTERS CSC.
go alJNGaLOE TEA
COS, that to grow it. At your sroceT--Ad'~