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New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
WHITE STAR LINE Eso1 4sl 3 Yer
GUlIR1NrRD1L0NES

From Piers 5I-52-5 4North River
TO LIVERPOOL AND QJEESSTO y y
PASSENGERS BOOKED IHkJCGa II
LONDON AND PARIS.
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RESPECTABLE WOMAN would like work
afternoons or evenings. to help IN kitchen
or pantry: references. NJ. r., 269 West
1921 st. Orr bell.
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-.rssuaKrSe AND Millinery.

= oprz- SOS sth Evs--Lsdies' tai
2; - repairing promptly done Work
= 20 telephone
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WOOD FLOORS.

WOOD FLOORS resurfaced and reanished
bv electricity. telephone. Rapid Floor
SAIrfacing Co. Q East 4-d -
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STORAGE NOTICES.

JOSE PH HAAG. Seci
v~-.L- October . 1878
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HT-NGARIAN AN-AMERICAN SERVICE-
TO FICSE. VIA
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. TRIESTE
-zrpathfa -.-.- October - noon & Dec
sIavonIe- -Nov12. noon Parnonia- FEB > Noon
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NauretanfaOct q nm Luca-ia- Nov 1 - an
Caupania- Oct2S loan L1si-anla NoV.-0 tVai1A
I,1sftauiz Nov 4 noon Ca-1pania- Dec :, 10 al.
The MAURITANIA & LII 5lIANLAs = .
largest and fastest steamships IN TIE Nori--
VIII hereafter sail On WEDNESDAYS
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NVRSE-Capabls OF taking entire charge
of infant; understands foods, etc: excel
lent reference from last employer. r. n.
Misc Fi,zGerald's Bureau. SOB 9Th ave.
corner 42d 81.
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GIBPALTAR-TTALT
CARONIA- Nov. 2s. Jan. :. F-5 3
CAP8ANIS- -----.--..---- Jan = Mar-
VERNON H BROWN. General Agens,
21-24 state ST. oPposits the Battery
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TYPEWRITING.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The tribune received at thetr Uptown
once No. 1864 broadway. between sofa
ana 37th SITS. until 81 O'Clock ?. IN Ad-
yrrtisemerts received at ths follow sng
branch offices at regular Office rates until
o'clock o. m. viz: 264 sth ave. =. ..
cor sd 81 1853 Gth ave, cor. 18th st. iO4
East l4th St: 257 West i2.i st. bvsNseP
5th and S,h aves. 263 West l20th st.i
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sNowsToRM CUTS OFF BUTTE, MONT.

SNOWSTORh CUTS OFF BUTTE, MONT.
Butte. Mont, Oct. "A heavy storm has cut
Butte off from wire communication with the
North and West Eastern Montana tonight re-
ports that blizzards delaying trains. The IN
usual snow is believed TO have caused loss OF
sheep
PAPERMAKERS TO RETURN TO WORK.
Glens Falls y. Y, Oct. 20.-The papermakers in
the Finch & Pruyn paper mill here, who
called out on a sympathetic strike on Friday last,
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CARPET CLEANING.
STORAGE NOTICES.

STORAGE NOTICE-To T. J. Butler,
Ellen Brown. W z. BOulaiS Marie Bark
haus I. Il. Crowninshield. Miss :. Camp
hell / Cunningham Mary Collins. G. A.
Campbell, g CrimniEs. Della ponaN an
Mary Dowd. MAY Fitzpatrick. E. A For
c. Howard, Mrs. Herbert. &. Il. Judsor,
NJ A Jones. ". /. Lonergan, NJ Nc
Lcughlin, W. Mcintyre. Ellnore AIcCury'
A McDanieIs, Fanny Malone. :. Lee Max
we'll Kathleen MCArdle. l. l. NOrdsca.
Joseph O'Connor. Rice. r Raub, Ellen
Roller, Annie Roberts, I. Stelgler, Temple
Wilson, I. T. valentine Administrator
Mcdowell Pub. Co.. J. Walsh, Alice Win
chester, :. ). Wood, Mrs. N. Walsh. Elijah
Ash A AEingham, EdEard Bird, Bod
Bunker Lillian bland, DicRsey BREEDER. A
Blumerich, CoHuors, A. V CARR l. Con
N. Crowninshield. T. G. Canton. b Il
Coffey. Conseqra. Z. Clark annie CahlIL
r c Costello. HaGt la Chrlf, MIS- Dow
ling. z. Dobson p. Dale, B. L Dunn. L.
Elder NJ Eagan. NJ. Foley, T. Fox, Clara
Foans. Freiburgh, Foxweil. c " Foster
ter. Mr.. and Mrs j. GratZ. g y. Graves
Mrs Gregg, Elizabeth Godfrey. 5. K. Gay,
Jack Hayiland. Mrs. A. Herren' Frank
Harrington Elizabeth Harrison, Z. NJ.
Hire FEMME nm. Higgins. Mrs. NJ suIIi-
van, Z Hickey. II. Heubner HOtchkiss
EtJ Harvey. Ingraham. Annie Jackson
Maud Johnson. SaTan hlnS. hriie6dIl' n
Loescher L,eim. Lowrey. lowering, F. ".
Iundy, d. ". Meikereid. ". F Monroe.
". Y Martin. \. NcCurdy, J. Macy, ".
Move. II Mangus. Annie Mccarthy, A
Mcdonald. Mrs Martin D. Murphy, Chas.
Mcbride. Maggie Merritt Murphy. Meller-
lex I Newman. O'Sullivan, r Parkhurst
l. Power, A c. Perry. g Propen, W
Parker, :. Payne. ". Payne. d Quesadsr
A Roberts. Robinson. G.. Rein uwald. Ham
mond. $ W Rothrock, Dr. A c 81
Amand. Daisy Sloat. William showers.
Mrs simpson r. Z. Smith, Schvan. G.. II
Ssbin. A Roberts Mrs. 4. Thompson.
Elizabeth Thornton. Z. F Talbot, Van
Cante A NJ Wilcox. l. O. Wilson. ".
WooIfOrd warwick Dairy Co, D. White,
NJ Weghtmau, Abbot Lou Woods, l. :
WeIfand, Ned Weyburn. Mrs. NJ. Yuells,
Zerterstrom. c. H. Twelyetree. w; G.
Tyeedie T. 7. Smith, II. y Rice, William
Pavue. Mrs. L Shea, Mrs. J. Swithenbank.
Helen Young T :. Smiths Express, A
AIlIngham's Express. William Bower S EE-
Dress George Wilson's Express
You and each OF YOU. are hereby nott-
FED that the time for the payment OF my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
had heen given YOU I Will cause such
effects. pianos. trunks and merchandise
stored bv lou in i. SchranIm' $ Warehouse
or Chelsea WarehoG.-es, TO be sold AZ Puo-
lie Auction according TO the statute in
such case made and provided AZ Chelsea
Warehouses. 42G-f2S West Goth street, New
York city. on Wednesday, November 1Sth.
1908 at 1O.3O IN. and continuing every
"wednesday thereafter Rt the same time and
place until all goods are sold. CHELSEA
FfREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
I. Schramm, Prop
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

FOR secondhand card cabinets.
letter and document files, at bargain
nrices. Clarke & Baker Co, 3l4 Broadway.
ROLLTOP DESK AND CHAIR. 80;
,ertical letter files wardrObes, hoOkNespers s
Nat top desk. Office railing nd partition
craven lI9 Pearl st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

! Per Iipe -----------... -tN
WANTED. .-Inforrnation regarding patent
which would be money maker Only In
ventor who wishes 20 sell direct 10 manu-
factursr need answer. Give price and brief
dascrIption L. Darbyshire. Box 1872.
Rochester. y. 7.
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ITsilsN s. s Ines

.NAvIGAZIONE GENERNI.E TTALIANA-
fla EECOCE tFas- italian Lauel-
fITALIA Soci=-a Ge Navigation Vapors-
To NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
tVerona Oct 81 -. i. Genova- Nov. :
fNord AmericaOc-5i 90 tTaorUIEa. "a Nov- =
HARTFIEI.D. SoIAR[ & 60. ~ Wail s..
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held meeting to-day and decided to return Il
work.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Oct. 2o.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

MAID and NURSE Tor elderly lady: cour-
try Dreferred. best reference. Address
Mrs 7. Timmons, care OF N. J. Murphy,
Pocantico Hills. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

NURSERY GOvERNEss. mothers helper
companion: young refined woman viii
take resident position or 90 for few hours
daily To care for children. read to IN
valid: excellent references furnished. H.
Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. BOB 9th ave.
| cor 42d.
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HELP WANTED.
Mzia

a, As-f-I7- -- E1perle1ced uen or
hsEEIsp-r. crew work. IN greater c<ew
IVA c-sr 8s Il neat appearance. clean
.,<..ts-snc able 10 furnish reference. salSIF
- . - ca and car1are- Nj Charlton
- -~-tune P-i ding
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

NURSE E-EIperenced; will take entire
charge of infant or child; understands all
foods sterilizins. etc. excellent references
rom last employ er; city or country. II. O..
Mis-. F1tzGeraId's Bureau. 6O3 9th ave.
corner 42d st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
Riches, Titles and Honors for American Girls
Who Win These Noble British Bachelors.
Artocracy Money Enough Place Them Above
pon of Fortune Hunting, and Titles Exalted Enough Admit Them
Circle Of Royalty Who Await the Coming Of Conquerng Fair Ones


ou7lE. IN aduitloii ne dahnieS III llsera-
lure. Wilich ne also views SoDerlS. he
has the distinction of having more rcia-
tVeS OF exalted rank than any other
man can think of. The woman who
becomes his Wife Will. by marriage, be
related to three dukes. two marquises
two earls several barons. and a CORE
spending number OF duchesses march,
ioncSses and countesscs He is the grand
the late Dowager Duchess of Abercorn,
{; nephew of both the> Duke of Buc-
cleuch and the MARQUIS of I.anstlownc.
and a cousin Of .tha5 new Duchess Of
Devnnshire
He owns about 5000 acrcs IN sussax
s,,rroundir, ShilIinyIoa ,,.,,,,, 49,, -
,he most nicturasnSe ,,i.,nas, 81 ~,
snnth of I1na1ana Tn ,,3iti,,, ~ 80 49,.
:, onodl, siina =, G, co1,,.,,a, ~ y y ~, 10
~, - ;,,,,,,l;,, ,., Son .il'
~ "i"' " w HOUSES
',l,,,,h.,,'i o'' -.iG noo aio'ie ~ III the
tiei'' II oo' i'oou VI S''''Vv year.
This PEER is A SPORT
49,
me MISS Moneybags who decides up
on LORD Lecontield as her future nus
band vii! have to dangle a wel-filled
purse before his eyes to tempt him.
For this enthusiastic follower of the
hounds who recently broke his collar
uolie III Il ilaSLN laii, Is ole OF the rlcf-
est men in England He has a rent
roll of $3.50, 900 a. wear derived from his
ITO 900 acres one OF the finest residences
in London, and in Petwortb marx near
Chichester b,.' lnossnsses wbat sn,,,a
peonln ronsi,jar tbc n,nst hc,,,,iru, ~
tate in England His aes, n,,p ,,nra t.
* ,nilns srn,,na ~ oi,I,a,,' ~, -
n,,n ,,,l,, ~. ~ "a ~ ~, ms
=. :, 49,. - ., ~ ed's ON.
-I;.., -, ~, 49, - ~
little for society himself. With his big
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
Famous Mad Princes Who
May Soon Cease to Reign


~ 'hls usage mas pesh' ana sun -,
an sNerlastilS source OF elnparFasSi.le,'s !
ana COM fusion. Ihose iieihilchS q
iss are tru!S y plague ~ btHes s
. ISIS WAS llle insfE outoursl VI .tie
FAMOUS German historian Won haulteF'
PIANIST OfS MERIT
an example OF THIS confusion IS the
case 81 the acttal Pflhce.ot ReusS OF
me elder line, who Is PRINCE Heinrich
hhiN,, ana IS insane There IS an
o!her Prlnce aeinrich NNiN, OF Re'iss
alive ABOUT 70 years older than the
former, VINO IS a composer and instIu-
'lneltallst ot great merit as well as
-. Lltt. HIS chamber music is praised
lishiS pE experts, and III many per
ior1ldhccs or ms compositions the
prince Sis at the piano, which he
plays Win the mastery almost of
faaereWskl.
oi,e or tne most notorious OF lh"
Austrian a,nbassador tt ira 'e curt We, ~
Frederick the Great. He created .
storm 81 OF indignant protest by being the
us s',G,uis,i prince 70 marry ma, a jew"
81 Wy II.
,,,t in,,., - az a. ~, Nv.
n,.' - ~, ''.a :! ucu W ~,
IL
.fi.ai,lyl,. oonfassna--tn onnny ~.
.crownsd Wigs, ~ rprone. ana he fui-
Nv s,lcccadad Societv never acl;nowl-
edged the nnion. the princess never.
ranked as such. the ro,,i.t folk and eve
rybody else addressed her az ''AIade-
moisellc Never ana her princcIy nus
band was the most active agent in kill
ing her social ambitions Ii was only
after his death that 'tMademoiselle
Meyer, who was 3 determined and
energetic woman. succeeded In gaining
recognition in the world of society. She
ira veled t. vienna, threw nerseii !, a, a.
i.iiipeiur -. ~ ,os - .,i,,'
~ ia s,,fr,.e,d
60 ,.+,'ic 49,. i,,h,1,1 ,,,1 n =
a. ss ~ NJ an',,aro,. +nnl. rancv
- ~, ,nl ,,,aat.T Nov a baroness ~
t,,I,n,,herr. a,,, rs thoaold rulers our
l,tnisnn f,,,orite She was welcomed
, AMY Nv ne sane circles which had
ienornd har only n short time before.
= =
HATRED fe'fs = f.'e''7'''2'itN'
Anotba,. .torisjnol', was Prince Henry
WI ~ f,tlIo, ~ ti,e wang man who
10 nav noninalIv the reigning prince
snr pnesslet;reiz ~. Reuss OF the elder
,,,, = ,rto T,yenty-snroud ..reieneds
naa,,,, IN yo,rs ana he became famous
.hro,,sb thc hitter yindictivc hatred
he hore 10 everything Prussian and to
~. 7entjre .imrerial system created in
Is71 ..ImneTial Germany, WAS to him
!, fr,,,i ass,,n,,1tjons n peculation;
he resented most the l.ssening OF abb
zso,ut,, sovercirntv" brought about by
t,,n formation Of the German empire,
s,,,i,h IN. kin. or Prussia at it's head.
wherewer he saw a chanc., to irritate
~. l,inc.N,nd tl,c government OF Prus-
s,r no seized mon Fl vith ayiditv. And
his Toyorite saving was: an my coun-
t,v pr,,xsia hAs nothing to saw"
~. eaH,a, 80 ct ana lie
ine, o,''e h' ,,rimcaI,, ,n,nnanI with
v gau,1'a' dintrif..s against Berlin the
royal family and the Prussiar' ministers
OF state; and more than once me m
perial chancellor had TO trenlpnstrate,
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speelal CORRESPONDENCE.

Special correspondence.
| W. 0NDON, Nov. Fit was not bu
Il cause of any lack Of eligible
4 fpeers or peerS-to-b be in the Brit
ish matrimonial market that
Gladys Vanderbilt married II Hun
garian noblcman and Anna Gould said
yes to a French prince. Considered
either socially, financially. or person
ally there are better aristocratic fish TO
can heiresses have yet succeeded in
hooking and landing.
With an unsympathetic Congress
brandishing Il big stick over the heads
of rich ana ambitious American girls
in the shape of bill imposing a heavy
tax on the money they may exchange
for titles, the suggestion may be made
that there is occasion for at least q
mild hustle among those who may de-
sire to become peeresses. It is for the
benefit OF them and their match -mak-
ing mothers that the following up-to-
date abbreviated who's who" of the
most desirable OF noble British bachei-
ors has been prepared. There have
been such lists before, no doubt, Due
this catalogue is amended TO date, and
supersedcs all others. Most of the men
included in the list are rich enough to
be placed above the suspicion OF for
tune hunting. and all Of them possess
titles so exalted, that their wives will
have no difficulty in penetrating to the
holy of holics of British society, that
charmed circle Of royalty where is
10 be enjoyed the neffabe felicity OF
hob-nobbing with the king and queen.
,,,cr,N,.1, no pE n1-ct,,,rc
N'-'' : = 20 : = ? = = - : - i'''''
The American girl who chooses for
her husband the Marquis of CRANKY,
and wins him, will in all probability
some uay e9 q an l' ior John Henry
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sTALWART LuNATIc

STALWAHTl LUNATIC.
Her grandson, Henry XIV, who has
been Theoretically prince Of Reuss-
Greiz since the deathaof the Naughty"
Continued on page eighteen.)
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poLIcE coNNlNcED.

When the police heard the dauGnte. 8
name. they refused 10 60 to her. sayirc
that he could not bc the father of
fashionable q lady. Rut. as luck would
have it. ain old Inspector OF the police,
who had heard her story, declared it
was true that she was born Lomoff and
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ANOTHER FIAT CATCH

Earl Percy. heir OF the Duke of
iiibtrtnnd, although 81 years of
age, IL Still considered one OF the most
Desirable ''ellgible,' In English society.
In worldly expectations he would be Il
fat "eateh' even for tho daughter OF an
American multi" The Duke OF
northumberland whom he will succeed
IS she largest landowner in England.
His besseEslon In the county from
when he takes his name extend from
seq TO sea and It Is said that he can
Vide 100 niles ih u straight line with
out crossing the borders OF his estate
However that may be he has upwards
81, 100000 acres,
The family il one of the oldest and
proudest IN England. Earl Pcrcyts
mother, the present duchess, shares
VITA. tire DfacAess of Bncclenrll tha
ress!afatfsfi q setsss tho mast exclnsdFe
50 ttsEiaef$ RastaSsss in ths laIsil Iuritp-.
,tfons To ERaf' entertainrnsrlts at hs.r
,liodse IA Gi,hssyeneF F.tars Lulrapn ara
sst:ssssd and arc said 1p xe hsen
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SpeCI1I CORRESPONDENTS.
w oNDoN. Nov. l2.-lt was not bo
4 cause of any lucls Of eligible
4 fpeers or peers-to-b be in the Brit
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7FQyhTtE-ItseIf. n
EXEMPLARY AND BRILLIANT

sighed for in vain, upon occasions, by
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
HITCHCOCK NAMES AIDS
Committee to Advise on Repub-
lican Campaign Is Named

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Chairman
Hitchcock of the republican national
committee today announced the ap-
pointment of the following members
of the advisory committee:
Richard A. Ballinger, state of Wash
ington; Cornelius N. Bliss, New York;
Powell Clayton. Arkansas; w. Murray
Crane, Massachusetts; William Nelson
Cromwell, New York; John Hays Ham
mond. Massachusetts; Franklin Muir
ply, New Jersey; Charles p. Taft.
Ohio; Arthur I. Vorys, Ohio.
hitchcock will be chairman of the
committee and Elmer Dover will be
secretary.
The committee will advise as to the
conduct of the republican national cam
paign. Its headquarters will be in New
York.
Congressman William B. Mckinley of
Illinois, who has taken the place of
Congressman James S. Sherman as
chairman of the republican congress
sfonal committee, arrived here today to
take UP his duties
Mckinley said the situation in the
west was most satisfactory 1t was too
early to make any detailed predictions
as to the outcome of the congressional
campaign, the chairman said. The COM
mittee expects to gain two seats in In
diana, one in Iowa and one in Minne-
sofa, of the middle western states. In
Illinois the committee anticipates the
gain of one seat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
OPPOSE CELEBRATION
OF TOLSTOPS BIRTHDAY
Russian Government Seeks to
Check Festivities in Honor
of Noted Author

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-The
preparations for the celebration OF
Count Leo Tolstofs eightieth birthday
on September 9 are strongly disap-
proved by the government, and some OF
the authorities are bringing pressure Ia
bear TO check the celebration. The min
istry of education has vetoed the de-
cision Of the University of Kazan to
confer upon Count Tolstoi an honorary
membership which corresponds to the
honorary degrees of the American uni
versities.
The governor OF Tamboy has sent 2
circular letter to his subordinates pro
hibiting the observation of the anniver.
sary. stating that several of the counts
books particularly "Religfon' anS
Memoirs OF a Soldier" prove him to be
an enemy OF the church and the govern.
ment.
Many cities, however, are participat.
ing officially in the preparations fol
the celebration The municipality OF
Moscow has decided 70 locate the Toll
etof memorial library on the Sophia
quay facing the Kremlin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
WALKS THE STREETS
CLAD IN NIGHTDRESS
SomnambuIist Faints in Police
mans Arms When He
Speaks to Her

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Clad in
her nightgown and walking in her
bare feet for block and half from
the house where she is staying, Mrs
Florence Price was discovered by po-
liceman at o'clock in the morning.
She had wandered out of her house, at
1928 North Eleventh street, and was
walking along aimlessly when she was
found.
Policeman Mahony of the Tenth and
Thompson street station saw something
white moving along the street. He
walked over and discovered that Ii was
a woman.
Where are you going?" he asked.
She shook her head as though she
could not speak
where do you liver next inquired
the puzzled policeman. Again she shook
her head.
question.
Then the woman put her hand to her
head as If In pain, and tainted, falling
into the policeman'S arms. He called
man and had him summon the patrol
wagon from the Eleventh and Berks
streets station, and the woman was
hurried to the women's homeopathic
hospital, where her case was diagnosed
as nervous exhaustion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
WIFE BFATFR TAKES
POISON IN PRISON
Ex=COnvict Arrested for Brutal
Treatment of Spouse Attempts
Suicide in Cell
Companions in Tolls Call for
Help and Hospital Treat
ment Saves His Life

Harry Wanko, an ex-convict, who
brutally beat and kicked his young
wife in their room at the North Star
Thursday night, was arrested early
yesterday morning by Policemen Stelz-
ner and Dougherty on a charge of as
sault with intent to do grievous bodily
harm.
After being searched at the city
prison Wanko was put in a cell, where
he produced a small vial containing
laudanum, which he had secreted, and
swallowed the contents. Other prison
ers in the cell gave the alarm and
Wanko was hurried to the central
emergency hospital. 1t took several
hours to bring him out of danger and
he was returned to the prison.
Wanko was released from San Quen-
tin on June Is, after serving three
years for attempting to break jail in
Monterey while awaiting trial for a
misdemeanor. Soon after being re-
leased he met Jennie Smith of Oakland
and they were married. They had been
living at the North Star hotel and on
Friday night he went to their room
in an intoxicated condition. He ac-
cused her of being too familiar with
other roomers. This she denied. He
then struck her with his fists, knocked
her down and kicked her on the head
and body till she became unconscious.
Wanko was arrested here on April
27, 1904. and served six months in the
county jail. He called upon Miss An
ME Wilson, representing that he came
from the district attorneys office, and
obtained from her a diamond ring
which the police had recovered from a
man whom she had charged with steal
ing 1T, saying 1t was wanted as evil
dence. He pawned the ring. After
serving his sentence he went to Mon
terey.
Wanko had brief liberty yesterday.
securing release on $50 cash bail. In
the evening, however, the condition of
his wife became more serious and he
was rearrested.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

Oakland. A boat was launched, buk
the man sank before IL reached him.
The man, described by those who
saw him, was a Mexican Before TAX
ing the fatal leap he removed his hat.
bowed tremendously to those about
him and announced In matter of face
tone: This Is the end Of the world for
some of u.s." Then, before those who
saw him realized his intention he
vaulted lightly over the rail and fell
with a splash into the water.
The chill Of the brine seems to have
awakened a desire in the man to post
pone the end as far as he was con-
cerned, for he struck out and swan
vigorously. The steamer was stopped
and a boat launched The man was
still in sight, swimming strongly when
the boat reached the water, but Just as
the boat was near enough for the man
to be grabbed he sank and was seen
no more.