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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-16
YOUNG G. 0. P. MEN
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Congressman Crumpacker
Will Address the Young
Mems Republican Club.

Tomorrow night the campaign will
be on 50 far as the young republicans
OF Hammond are concerned. They are
to be honored at the very outset by
having Congressman E. D. Crumpacker
OF Valparaiso address them and that in
addition to the work of adopting the
constitution and bylaws and electing
the officers is likely to make a very
interesting session.
The meeting is to be held in the
court room of the Superior court build
ing and it is hoped that there will be
room enough to accommodate all of the
young men who have signifed their
intention of attending the meeting.
Several parodies on popular songs
have been prepared and quartette has
been practicing them all week. There
have been several offers on the part of
quartettes over the city to sing for the
club and they will all be accepted.
1t is hoped that out of the large num-
Der of singers who have volunteered
their services a quartette can be select
ed which will be the equal Of some Of
the famous campaign quartettes of
years ago.
Lots of Interest Displayed.
There seems to be more interest in
the young mems republican club this
year than at any other campaign in the
memory of local politicians Of the club
says that he expects to see $50 mem
bers enrolled within the next week.
While Representative Crumpacker
does not want his speech next Friday
to appear as keynote speech or the
opening of the campaign in this county
Vet it is understood that he viii outline
the arguments which are likely to be
used in the coming campaign and that
in itself will be OF great interest TO the
members of both parties.
i 1t is expected that the meeting next
Friday will be one Of the most inter
estlng that the club viii hold but after
the permanent organization is perfected
a regular program will be outlined and
while there will not be many meetings
there will be something doing at every
! one that is held during the campaign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-16
A Bundle of Charges.

The charges state that Briney
l. Called his wife indecent names.
2. Had an ungovernable temper
8. Was guilty Of assaulting her.
4. Threw things at her
5. Threatened her with revolver.
6. Threatened to Kill her
7. Associated with Madeline Hurley.
s. Corresponded with Madeline.
3. Was not fit to keep children.
Because of all of these shortcomings Of
her husband she asks
That she be granted a divorce.
That she keep her children.
That he pay her alimony.
The couple were married away back
in 1886. They managed to get along
all of these years and have raised a
family Of four children, the oldest of
which is 20 years aid.
Now, however, they have raised their
little brood. there have been disssen-
sions in the family and Mrs. Briney
thinks that she cannot stand it to live
with her husband any longer.
Claims He cts Big Wages.
She claims that he is earning s275 a
month and she asks the court to do
what is right with her in the way of
allotting her the proper amount of ali
mony
Briney is a roller in the steel mills
and when times are good he could cas-
lily afford to support his wife on part
of his salary. The correspondent in the
case is Madeline Hurley, whom Mrs
/ Briney claims has on numerous occa-
sions been associated with her husband
in wine rooms and other resorts. She
also said that Madeline Hurley has beer
writing to her husband with her per
mission. to all of which she most
strenuously objects.
Mrs. Briney says that her husband is
not fit person to have the custody OF
her children and so she asks that they
be placed by the court into her keep
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-16
THREW THINGS At
HER; WIFE'S CHARGE
Sensational Divorce Suit is
Filed Today in Lake
Superior Court.
MENTIONS A CORRESPONDENT
Mrs. Minnie Briney Brings Suit
Against Her Husband Charg-
ing Many Things.

In the divorce case which was filed
in the Lake Superior Court this morn
ing. Mrs. Briney, the plaintiff, charges
that Emmett Briney. her husband and
the defendant. was guilty of about all
the neglect and errors of omission and
commission that are usually included
in divorce complaints
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-16
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION.

Mrs E. J. Thimes last night was
the victim of a gasoline explosion
which set her clothes afire, burning
her hands, arms, head and face quite
severely. She was preparing the even
ing meal and her husband was at home
at the time Seeing his wife in a cloud
of flames he rushed to her side and he,
too. was severely burned. People pass
ing on the street hearing the scrams
rushed into the house and. grabbing a
blanket. threw it over the burning wo-
man, thus exiting gushing the flames.
Mrs Thimes was a walking furnace
for a few moments and wherever she
came in contact with the furniture or
the walls she set them afire. Her own
clothes were almost burned from her
body Mrs. Pouch, neighbor, who
heard the cOmmotiOn, ran from her own
house to that of her neighbOrs and on
her way found the child. which was
still lying on the grass outside of the
window. She carried it to her own
home and took care of it there.
Doctor Is Summoned.
The fire department was summoned
but the flames had been extinguished
before II arrived III 1COOtllLlc di TN etl
in a hurry and gave the woman prompt
attention She was almost uncon-
scious from the pain she suffered and
the excitement that she had under
gone.
Mrs Thimes was unable to tell this
morning how the accident occurred
She only remembers that she saw a
flash of fire and found herself envel-
oped in 1t.
The little child was in no immediate
danger but the mother, fearing that
the flames might spread through the
house and she be unconscious picked
up the child and threw it through the
open window. While the distance that
the infant fell is only that of a first
story window 1t is almost miraculous
that 1t was not injured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-16

Fair, with rising tempera-
ture tOdayJ Friday fair and
Warm.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
WALL ST. LOOKING UP.
!. Ogden armour Tells Chicago So
after Recent Vis,t.

]. Ogden Armour. who has Just returned 10 CHI
cago from this city. where he came to attend the
meeting of the Illinois Central Railroad company
at which he elected director to succeed
Stuyvesant Fish. quoted in dispatch from
there yesterday saying that he found sentiment
in New York greatly improved over what it was a
month ago Then the interests in Wall street
blue Mr.. Armour continued, according TO
the dispatch. Now there is a complete change l
believe that have touched the bottom and have
turned the corner.
Railroad earnings poor as they can be,
and the next change will be for the better This,
too. the feeling Wall Street, and Wall Street
is always little ahead Of the rest of the country
II six months ahead of the panic, and now 1t
is dscounting better business conditions.
He says he believes that from now on business
will show improvement although he does not look
any sudden change for the better. Il don't
mean that ii will be in two weeks, three weeks or
three months, for that matter. he is quoted as
saying, but if have good crops everything will
be better, and there is telling what will happen
next year. ] believe, however that from now on 1t
is time TO be optmist, and from the
pessmist will lose
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, March "a. 1908
ARRIVED.


Steamer American Dutch, Ma-kschaeger. Antwerp
March II. 20 Philip Ruprecht ballast the
III.
Steamer Moro Castle. Byrne Havana March 20 and
Nassau y, 10 the New York IS Co, with
ia passengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar
a
Steamer Napoitan Prince CT2r). Quelch
=, kiamata B. Zaute and Patras Palermo =.
II. 81 Mchaeis 10 and Fayal Is. { Richard & Co,
with 20 cabin and f1o steerdge passengers and mde.
Arrived the Bar $50 d
! Steamer Luisiana UtaD, Carbone. Genoa March 8.
Palermo 3 and Naples 10 to c r Richard & Co. with
ii cabin ana 45T steerage passengers and mdse Ar
rived the Bar at Z 23d
IN the Red Star Line with 80 cabin. a63 pas
sengers and mdse- Arrived at the Bar 80 a
SURNAME Dutch Esm0nd. FaIamaribo
March II and Trinidad u, to the ROYAL Dutch West
India Mail - 90. with passengers. mails mdse
Arrived the Ber at
steamer Crotic tBr- helk, Genoa March Naples 10
Mchaeis Is. the White star Line. with 81
cabin and 255 steerage passengers and mdsc Arrived
At a 325 m. 30
Steamer Oruistou ,BrI Iliff. Barry March 10. Rar
steamer cuban. EkerrnsD, Tampico March
II. 70 cuba Mail Co. with mdse
Arrived the bar Ic:'s
Steamer Hermann 'ciep Hellmsr Barcelona January
Gibraltar 10 Seville ~ setubI cPortugsp March and
Lisbon =. 70 Cans S. Co with mdse- Arrived at
steamer Hornse Ger. Iaightinrchs, Cardenas
IL NatdnZas Is. the Nunson IS Line with
Arrived the Bar j
steamer Manchester Shipper (Br). Harworth. Halifax
y : March Il and - John, y Il % FurDess. Witty
with mdse in transit. Arrived at the Bar AT
the Dominion Co. with passengers mdse
Passed n Quarantine :oS
Giovanni Utal). Bisnci. Messins March g.
Naples and Palermo H. to Hirzel Fenlann & Co, with
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
TO SECURE S3.o00.000 BOND ISSUE.
New York Air Brake Company Calls Special
Meeting to Consider Question.

The management OF the New York Air Brake
Company has issued a call for special meeting 70
b. held in Jersey City April to sanction the
execution Of = mortgage on the company property
to secure the g. nA e1 bond issue recently author-
ted f,v the directors The bonds, which are TO be
dated May 121S. with interest payable semi ian
nuallv on November and May ]. Will be conTeru-
bic into stock pf The COMPANY at par at any time
after July l. 1pa and before July l. 1914. The pro-
ceeds received from the sale of the bonds are 10
be used 10 provide floating debt and to fur
nish new working capital
Stockholders Of record Of April 10 next viii re-
ceive the privilege subscribe the issue for an
amount equal L 80 per cent of their holdings Of
stock The subscription price for each S-eo bond
viii be sac with the smaller denominations in like
proportion ana viii he payable in three instruments
Of 35 I-3 per cent each The first instalment is TO
be paid between April = and 2 and the final pay
n1ent between June 10 and -, 1895 The bonds will
be ready for delivery May Of this year. Pay
he made in full. If desired. OF
fore April p in which case Z discount al the raI.
OF per cent year upon the instalmen; autici-
pated viii be allowed.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
cANANEA COPPER Coz FIRST REPORT
More Than Twenty-fouT Thousand Tons OF
Ore Taken from San Pedro Mines

The fT=t annual report Of the Cananea Central
Copper Company has beca issued II shows that
there c4.75l tons Of taken from the
Of The San Fodro Copper Company since the
acquisition of the property by 1he Cananca Central
Copper COMPANY. mostly from development work,
from which recovery Of copper. gold and silver.
amounting 20 s28 90. MAS secured. The total ex-
rendifUre for mine development and construction
amounted si4s So.
The ore sec1red from development work Was
treated the reduction works 7of the Cananea
Consolidated Copper Company. The average net
price received for refined copper after the Gus
tonary deduction for freight, refining. etc. WAS
1722s cents pound, and silver s7lS5 cents an
Thesstateme1t OF current assets and liabilities Of
the Canaaea Central Copper Company. Of De
oenber p last, shows: Assets-Cash. IS. So: due
subscription. S067; loans, s5i9267; bills receiva-
bic. s71o7l0: tota g. 0e5s4 Liabties-:l77. Excess
assets-sl 4G1 5J..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
RAILROADS.
MEM Jersey CENTRAL. /.

TWO-HOUR TRAIN 10 RdiLADEIlL1. hA@>
EVERY HOUR ON The AouR.
FOR PHILADELPHdA. ~ Nv. w vi "a 6'p II 20. 20
1850 a. M. 1880. 1.20 1.5o. ESQ. $50. 80.
80 $50. $50. 7.5o $50. li,5o p m sun
days $50 $50 $50. .O.SO. lilo a. ~
IL SO. i.5o. $50. $50. $50. $50. Soo. ''o"'
$50 1920. Ii;50 ?; m. ~ 9 so 20 500
Il Nv L,BERTY IL Z ~ ST 90 Il r. 40 81 M M. T. %
noon. noon TO 10. 100 30. 200. 400. 400, 4.so; 800.
sundays go LOO. 900. 1000. IL 90 a. n. n.
12 90 noon. i.OO. 200. 800 400; 300 ~
100 500; 800 10, 30 p m IN. w1zxs1IMGToN ~ - T;oe
Lv " o3D sT:-75O. ESQ. I1-o0 g. M.
I.so. $50. $50 $50 p. m; daily "a M
Ly liberty ST. II. 30. $40. io.Vo ~
12O 90 noon 2 90. 4O0 600. 7OO p- m o.,5y ssy;
FOR ATLANTIC CITY; Lv r,rs n
st:-eso a m sn a1so % sag 20 D. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST 10 90 a; ~. N. M
sats only. $40 p. m. Sundays. lo-oo a. "''
For LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHUEsS,r. Rs.
Ly w; 81 ST ST $50 3 g m ISao sass. only
o. oniy,' m snndsys ~; ~ 20 $50 a m, 20 p m
I.v. LIBERTY ST. 400. 900 "a a, "a telc IA
a. 90 sats. only, so. 3 40 40; o,So to,S"
Sats. only p. m Sundays. o-oo. wv
. 80 p. m. ~.uovin,
Time tables may be obtalned At 1o,os,aa1 a, s,a1
ofrices: Liberty St west 23d 81. Tel ,anc sfs
CheiseaJ. 8 Astor House. 245. 434 I3tsS I2v
1854 broadway. 1872 Fifth 400 Ay,; RID SL aV''
Av % Union Square West. 2lee Inlto
los west 125th St. 245 Columbus Az. 20
York: Court ST., 343. 344 Fulton sa;;
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn. sSo CO calls
Tor and checks baggage to destInasI,oorpr TIopr
v,ee-PTes g Cen. Mgr. Gen Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
SA lied
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Havre. 22-Cafornie tFr,, New York. via Bor-
deaux.
Rotterdam March o5-Iituania IRussian). New York
for Libau-
Fayai. March 24-Breiz Huel Err. Dunkrk' for Ne"
York.
Auckland March 2s-star Of England tBD. New York
Melbourne,
Delagoa Bay March 21-Cardep Castle tbr), New iorh
via Cape Town. etc.
via Cape Town Algoa Bay etc, - A.
SYDNEY n S w. March 22-Clan Macmillan tbrI Ne"
York via St Vincent V: Fremantle, etc.
Yokohama. March 23-Tudor Frince tbr'' Ne" 1ofh
Sabans, SINGAPORE. etc -, f.
Naples and Genoa
Francisco. March 1a-Seginde tGer) Ne" Aorh Via
Barbados, PernamhuCo. etc.
Cape Town. March 2c-Aros Castle tbrp' Ne" iofh'
SAILED.
o1-Hudson tFr>, New York
Shields March 23-Helios ttIerl New York
ieste. March 1s-Iltonia fBrl- New York
Naples March 19-Duac desli Abruzzi IaD. New York
Genoa March 2I--Manuel Cavo tSpanl, New 1ork
Bermuda March "a II a rn-Bermudian Q3r), New York
PASSED.
sasres March 2o-Florida UtaD New York for Naples
Prawie Point March c4-BuNalo ,Br), New York for
Hull -
ST Nichaels March 24-Kasenea tFr), Calcutta and Co
lombo. for Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
pay mosE ORIENTAL DEPoslToRs.

Further progress made yesterday in paying
CT the depo>ltors in the suspended Oriental Bank.
The advisory committee voted 10 pay at once all
certified checks and certificates "f deposit these
Claims did npt reed be verified Is carefully as
regular open accounts Upward Il $4,000 was
paid out yesterday 10 claims of this kind Several
general eepos.tors who hsd no loans from the bank
and therefore had 10 offsets 10 b. computed were
also PAID Counting the money paid 10 the Clear
ing House and saving banks and other preferred
cepositors the officials Of ;he bank announced that
nearly 20 per cent % the total indebtedness OF the
bank had already been Aeuidatcd. Deposto:s con
tnGed bring their pass5eohs. 10 be written
~ preparatory 10 pa.Inent-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes the food
more Wholesome
and Delicious.


q cabin and 2s5 eerase passengers and mse Arrived
steamer Nicholas cuneo Jensen Port An.onio
to the Cuneo Importing Company with fruit Anehoreo
Steamer Ryndam Dutch, Boner. Rotterdam and Bon,
cabin and SO steerase passengers and mdse Arrived al
E sna ,n Il, son,,oo m g..
Daiett. with 56 psssensers mails and mdse Arrived
at the Bar een. St m March os S March 70 arrovo m
xauad1 o H. g. % , i and p0nss m m to ms ss
rTss hs Bar oS Msssa H,ss;.. March
stssrase ard mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Havana Stevens, Havana March q. to the
Mails snd sa sne aa at Ss Ss @ a %
Steamer Esda tNor, Olsen Cardenas March II and
saiassis at ss Bar a at s15 me m"nS0n win sugar
10 KOBE January rrDn 3 shanghai IL Manila February
Colombo 13 Port Said Is and Alsers March to Philip
Ruprecht. with passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer CITY of Savannah Fisher Savannah March II
to the Co. passengers mdse Passed in
Quarantine s:4+
Steamer Ell Cid. Baker New Orleans March is. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine
Steamer En Mar Burns Galveston March II; to The
Pacific Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine 40
Steamer Navahoe. Hale. Georsetovn G. March IS
Wilmington C. 81 to the Clyde IS Go & WITH
IS. the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit. AT
steamer Mar cantsbrico Span. cisnfuesos
Is. Barber & Co. with sugar Arrived at the
steamer Prnz August Wilhelm 'Ger. Brsm'eer sGoon
March IL. Port Lnon Is and Kingston ~ 10 lut han
burg-American Line. with passengers mails ana mnse
In Quarantine 1910 %
U1erl. Burneiser- Genoa March IL
Naples Is and Gibraltar Is. the Hamburg American
iss gsndy VIII aopf = Mafch T a. $50 wnd
light breeze; hazy; light sea
KronprinZ Wilhelm Ger. Bremen: SeVic
TjycrpooI. Fright 'Brb.
Norfolk: IJpplands tSuedp. Derdrecht via Wilmington
ArcoIs CRrl Irnkfrk OF tBr) Perth Am
boy; Egda tNorl, Boston; Ashded iBr). Philadelphia
HppoIvte Duno (Eorp Norfolk: lorona dBrl. Demerara
Trinidad tEr, Bermuda Condor Valparaiso city Of
Columbus Savannah: jamestown. Norfolk Anita tNori
Monte GaIveston Huron. Charleston and Jack
eonyille Psvnee Philadelphia; Massachusetts, Boston
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

N. Y. n. H. q HARTFORD X: r.
Tro,ns dena,t from Grand Central Station.
<2d st. and 4th Ave. as follows FOR
Boston via New London & Prov;-ff io:oo' y 20
.xIl1O:o2 A; NJ: I'll 90 XII ;oS; p7,I',r 3p.
mantic-fTs:U3 \. NJ. i2:01 NJ; VA "a
spfd. ts:15 A. NJ. 'l12:oo. 'll4:oo. 'lloo
Lakevill. & Nort.-f'e:oo A. NJ: SO :2s P n.
CT Barri1 gton Stockbridge, Ienox, Plus
feld-f4;54 1890 A. NJ. 1928 P e. NJ ,d
Ticket offices at cGd Cent ana
c25 Union So. c1s2 5th Ave. Gas Coi;
Ave. c563 9th Ave. c64o Mad. Ave, clos
Court ST 479 Nostrand Ave $50 B'way.
'DaiIy Except Sundays FStops at f25th
St. xStops at i25th st. sundays only
tParlor Car Limited Has dining car
cParlor and SleepinS Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
TO DELIVER DEBENTURES.
n. Y, II. II. & H. TO Pay $4,O0O,000 OF
$4,000 600 Loan.

New Haven. March 2i-G'h. New York New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company will deliver
on the first Of the coming month s4.eG0C95 Of 3Ia
Per cent ertible debentures. representing, the
ons! payment 10 be made thar date ON the loan
Of s3jae9cDo. eNch2nseable IN l9n Al the ratio
OF So for Sp5 81 stock Out the total loan of
sttsobl si fs'9"p5 has bcor paid by the subscrib-
ers ia advance and the Stcs 90 represents the bal
UNPAID q about 100000 paid in instruments
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
OCEAN sTEAMEKs.
MNRTN GERMAN llDWC.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBo ERBoURG-BREMEN
Kaiser Vim. II. Mar 81 lCeciie tnewl. apr. q,
kaiser d. CIR. Apr I Kronprinz Wn.Apr'-i
Twin Screw Passenger service:
ERBOURG-BREMEN EN-: -,
sBarbarossa Apr 81 Barbsrossa NAY
Eurfuerst. -. May 7lKurfuerst June IL
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service. =,
GIB'LTAR-NAPLES- ES-GENOA, at II a >,
X. Albert Mar % Friedrich -. APT ~ :
p. Irene. Apr. Al X. Luise. '-;,Hpl, 10
From Bremen Piers. Sd a. 18th Sts ES noponeSS-
n. G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEChSS
OELRICHS & CO., No 3 Broacway. =. I.
AMERICAN LINE From st rieF le TO- NJ. T. "'
PLYMoUrH-cHERB' THAMPToN;;,
st Louis. Mar 2s st. Paul. Apr- iI iI
Philadelphia. Apr. 4lNew York APT 10
RED STAR LINE From r,fr a a. NJ M H.
NEW YoRK-DovER-AN
ICELAND. -. Mar. 2s Finland. apr IL IL
Kroonland. Apr. vaderland. apr 10
WHITE STAR LINE ffom IS FER r.
NEW YOPK-QNSTOWN
Cedric Mar 20. II ;Gpm Baltic. Apr. 16. 10 am
Celtic. Apr .. 10 a m Cedric. Apr. %. II am
PLYMOUTH-CHERBG BG-S'THAMPTON.
Adriatic Mar IS am Oc mic Ap S. II 30 am
Majestic. Apr. I. 10 am Teutonic. Ap Is. 10 am
AED SEp nosTos xoF5 TO ITALY
via Azores. Madeira. Gibraltar
Cretlc: May 2s. noon Republic. Apr; - noon
Canopic. Apr. 4. pm Roma anicApr. %. s Scam
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

destination ans Close New York
japan, CoTea. China and Philippine Islands
via Seatle,-Tango MaTu. Mar IS. 90
China Philip
nine Islands Francsco)-Nip-
pom IS 500 ? 10
Hawaii, Guam Philippine Islands tyia
FranCscoD--United States A n
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands tvIa san Francsco)-ASa- Apr z, 500
(eNcept WeSt),
Islands New Caledonia
FrancisCo)-ng Apr 3, 500
Hawaii Franciscol-Alaneda "A 6. 200 m
Japan, China Philippine Islands
Vancouver Victoria.
Empress ....................Apr g. 500 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San
Francisco)-Nariposa ..............Apr H. 500 rn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Hamburg. reported 200 miles Of Sandy Hook
at 10 a. YESTERDAY is expected TO dock about $50
o'clock this morning
The CaImania. reported 7SS miles of Sandy Hook
p. yesterday. is dock about c30
O'Clock afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER of billiard and pool ta-
bIes, nigh grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices Marx Bros. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises sun sets 21 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy o:4o GOV. Island os3 He'll Gate 246
P M-Sandy 1903 Gov. Island 114 He'll Gate 307
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
LAWYERS.

ENRIQUE GAMBoA LAWYER and solicitor
Rcgnta. Republic of Colombia, South
America accepts powers OF attorney for the
collection of dehts, from foreign parties.
tor securing industrial patents ami regis
tering OF trade marks. etc. etc. keferenC. =
the colombian Minister In WASHINGTON The
kanto de Colombia in Bogota.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
RAITTMORE & OHIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE Line AfNhi
Every other hour on the even nouI.>-
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHiNGlo.os,
Direct Connections in New Cnioa S'a'i'"'
eaxe NeU, york DaiIy 23d St Liby st
Wa XSuINGT0N SI'r1rs SO pm 1-:io am
va aSUNfyr0N Diner 730 arn 500 am
aSmEST0N niner o so am 10 90 am
aSuiNcTON Diner lf5O am 1900 n n
W aSmNGT0N R,IfTet. $50 pm 200 pm
,'rCT,2 49, ~ TD pinsr 35O pm 400 pm
r.SEEcTGS: y ~ # ETHat $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the % ,-,
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. - am - 90 -
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. IL 30 am i. ~ 20 = - =
I.ITTSRrTRG CI FVEID $50 pm 400 pm
i.PIT~TSRiTRc; TrTe LIMITED. = $50 pm 90 pm
CIN STI OfTiS IOITISV.. II so pm 1.50 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY, 80 am To- - % -, -,
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 pm ~ ..n- t
Offices: PAS 4a4. 1900 Broadway. ,ssp. as.ps
House IOs Greenwich St, % UnIon Squat0
w. 3e1 Grand st. n Y: 343 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23d ST. and Liberty
After .. m. Sleeping Car ReserVdt.oaS
and fun Information regarding trains. etc.'
can be obtained at Bureau OF lniorinn d.. -.
p & o. p r. 23d st. Terminal fhon'
Number. Chelsea-3iS3
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

If the collars the top note of an
overcoat-this Spring strikes a diff
ferent note.
The velvet collars of the last few
years have sensibly retired from
Spring overcoats in favor of collars
of the same fabric as the coat.
Of course we always have a
sprinkling of coats with velvet collars
for those who prefer them.
''Buttoned through" rough cheviot
coats are the Spring novelty for men
who like to be j ust little ahead of
most other men.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
z58 s4a I26o
Warren st. 18TH st. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market values; made
into new articles or excha Dged for new Jew
elry or Japanese goods a NJ. + Tepper's
factory Al West 3sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

LOST BauFbuok 40. a3 Of Washing
ton Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Kindly return t. bank, SEQ West a9th st.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

LOST. Bankbo M. 9I7.s5S. Bank for
savings 40 9Th ave New York. Pay
me nj stopped Please return book 10 Ia nh.
LOST OR STOIEN.-Bankbook No. +94. .a5S
Of the EmiGrant Industrial savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank. No Jl Chambers 81.
LOST OR STOLEN RaukbCok No. $40. 40
Of the f.mieraHt Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped Please return book TO
hGnk. No ~ Chambers st