davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
ROCKVILLE GAME
SLUGGING MATCH
Old Athletics Beat Regulars II TO
1O-Independents
Also Win.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. June 27--In a
herce slugginS match at she taI
grounds here this afternoon, the oid
Annette Club of this place beat the
regular Rockville team in ten innings.
nv IL TO 10. The game aroused more
interest than any played here this sea
son.
Line W: 49,.
observation-disclosures. left field; Whit
ing. pitcher; Warfeld, shortstop; paw
son. center field; Aha't. catcher; r
Brewer. second base n Brewer, nrst
base; Talbot, right field; Hicks, third
base
Athletics left Held !;
Cummings, pitcher! BOgley, third base;
Edmonston first base: Dawson, catch
or. Shaw. second base: Rabbit, short
stop: Beard, right field; Bean, center
field.
Score by innings: R-H-E-
| Rockville ..-..-. 81 20 o 0 O-l0 Is c
| Athletics .----.- OO2 0 0 Ill a
The Rockville Independents defeated
/ the Garrett Park team at that place
| this afternoon by s to , The pitching OF
/ l. Hicks, for the Independents, was the
| feature. Garrett Park made five hiys
and three errors. Independents. nine
/ hits and two errors Line up
| Garrett -Stoddard. shortstOP; H.
| Offutt. catcher; Kelly. pitcher; Defen-
dorf. left field: E Onutt first base;
| e Onutt. center field; Soper, second
base; J DefendOrf. right field; SadtIer,
third base
| Independents - BraddOck. catcher,
| Smith third base. Wilson. first base.
Moulden, shortstOp: Bean, left fieId
Dawson. right field: r Hicks. pitcher
Able, center field; L. Hicks, pitcher.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
CUBS HELD DOWN
TO FOUR BINGLES

CHICAGO. June 27.-Andy Coakley
held the Cubs TO four hits today, and
the Reds had little trouble in winning
Score.
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Hits-Om LundgTen. in S innings Two
base hits-Chance. Mitchell. Higgins Iobert
Three base hit-Lobert. Bases on bails-On
Iundgren. L Struck Out-By COakley 4:
Klein.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
GIANTS WIN TWO
FROM BROOKLYN
Close Call in First-Math-
ewson InVincible in
Second.

BROOKLYN. June 27.-Tne New York
Nationals Won both games from Brook
Iyn today The Dodgers gave the Giants
a close call in the ninth inning of the
arst game, but the Gotham club won
out.
Aathewson was invincible in the sec
Ond game.
The scores:
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MAPS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
Heavy Hitting Gives Cleve-
land Four Straight
From SOx.

CLEVELAND, June H.-Heavy bat
ting enabled the Cleveland Americans
to make it four straight from Chicago
today. Score:
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-Batted for Wilt in ninth
fBatted for Rucker In ninth.
New York ............o 0 o 0 o Il
Brooklyn .-...........0 0 I o-3
Three-bass hits-Ritter, Lumley. Struck
out-By Rucker, I; by Wiltz. ?. by Mathew
SON 3 Bases On balls-Om Hucker. {. on
WiItL. 3. Tmplve-O Day.
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RALLY NEAR END
SAVES NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 27.-Batting raj
lies in the eighth and ninth innings to-
dav gave the New York Americans a
victory over Boston. Score:
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-Batted f0T Wilhelm in ninth.
New York .......-..2 o o 0 o-5
Brooklyn .-------.-----O o o 0 O.
Two base hits-Bresuahan. Sheehan. Lum-
ley. Three-base hits-DonlIn, Jordan, Lewis
Struck out-By Msthewgon. Z. by Wilhelm,
2 Bases on baIs-On Wilhelm. 3 Umpire
Emslie.
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American League.
Yesterdays Results

Washington. 0; Philadelphia, s.
Boston, s; New York, T.
st. Louis, 0: Detroit. 1.
Chicago. 3: Cleveland, s.
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FBatted Tor AtZ In NINTH.
~~Batted for Tannehill in ninth.
a+sBatted for Sullivan in ninth.
Cleveland ........1 0 0 IS
Chicago ......---.0 0 Is
TWo-base hits-Rirmingham, DOnOhue-
Three base hit-ISbeI- Double play
Bradley. Lajoie and StovaIl; Birming-
ham and Iaioie; Bradley and StOvalL
Base on balls-O6 Berger. 6; OFF JOSS J.;
of Manuel l; OF White, l. Struck out
BY joss. 2; by White. 2. UmplreS-
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PIRATES WINNERS
BY TIMELY HITS

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-HittinS safely
when they needed runs, the Pirates
cleaned up again today.
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Stolen base-WallaCe. TWO-base hit
Cobb. Bases on balls-Off Graham, /
Struck out-By Donovan, 10; by Graham
3 Double plays-O'Leary, Shaeffer, and
Rossman, . Umpire-COnnoIly-
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TwO-baSe hitS-Ldke. 2 STUCK out
By Lake. 4; by Cicotte. 6. Base on
balIs-OH Cicotte, 4; of Newton, 1. Cm-
pire-O'Loughlin. Attendance-9,CN.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

ne w OouWAEQ q LOlnsOps Iall-enderS,
lost yesterday in the Commercial
League to the w. B. Moses team on
the Eighth street and Florida avenue
diamond by to Z.
Vanderlip's home run in the first in
ming, driving in three runners, was the
feature
The score.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
BROOKLAND FAILS
TO PRODUCE TEAM
Picked Nine Easily Trims Metro.
politans-White Allows But
Four BinpleS-
Four Bingles.

Mondays game - Independents vs..
Brookland at First and W streets north
west.
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Washington . 0 90
Philadelphia 80. , 0 l "-6
q Two-base hfts-Davis. Murphy. First
base on balls-Om Hughes, ;: off Keeley,
!: of Dygert, 3. Struck out-By Hughes
.; by Dygert, J. Umpires-Hurst and
Egan. 800.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
CELLARITES LOSE
Woodward & Lothrop Beaten by
w. B. Moses-Vanderip
Clears Bases.
Clears Bases.

Tomorrow's game-William Hahn &
Co, VS. G. f. Howard Company. at
Eighth street and Florida avenue north
cast, at $50.
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Today's Game.
Detroit at Chicago.
Standing of the Clubs.
National League.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia, !: Boston. l.
Cincinnati, 4. Chicago, 1.
Pittsburg, 3; St Louis, l.
New York, 4; Brooklyn. g.
New York. s. Brooklyn, 2
Today's Games.
PittsburE AT St Louis
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Detroit. 0 0 0 0 OO1 x1
81. I,ouis......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60
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-Batted f0T Wilhelm IN nIntl
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"Batted for Hughes in sixth.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Recepts 50 cars 1921 head. in
cuding 81 fer saughterers and for the market
No sales reported to-day. The feeling was steady
with moderate arrivals expected for Wednesday, market
changed No shipments reported from this port to-day
Tomorrow the TeUto1c, Southampton Is expected 10
2,S50 quarters of beef for various shippers
CALNES-Receipts were 400 head, including 1TS for
for the stock steady prices ana common TO
prime SOLD S5GSe - 100 10. he pens were
cleared Dressed calves firm at S9lSc per 10 Tor
city dressed veels and 1Gl04aC for country dressed.
per 100 10: 10 do ia n, at 81 10 do. l25 b at So
Is do. 10 n. at S.
Kerns Commission Company: IS veals. 149 10
-; Is do, 1l3 10. s.; fed do. $50 n, al S4
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts were % cars or
1242 head, udins for slaughers and 50 for
making. with the stale stock, 10 be
sold sheep almost nominal, but rated steady;
lambs slow ard such sold prices were no
than steady the bulk Of the stock was held over
Common and medium wocled sheep sold at S59S5 90 per
100 10. fauv good Urshorn lambs IS; medium clipped
90 sc 30: ordinary spring lambs at So 65 each
Dressed at 700 l-c 10: dressed lambs az
l2iQI412c aud hog dressed 15c country dressed
hothCuse lambs steady at S4QSG 30 Ter carcass.
SaIeSIlerns Commission Company: 10 unshorn Indiana
lambs, ~ 10 At IS 100 70: Maryland do
30 ID. l0l clipped Indiana DO as n, So 30; "a
unshorn Indiana sheep III 10. at IS 30; 10 unshorn
Maryland bucks I2S u. at So.
HOGS-Rcceipts 2Slz 44T5 head. in
clud.ne head the market Prices appeared
full steady and medium and light state hogs
sold Sc 55q6 g PEE 100 70 Country dressed hogs
steady GU9c 7er II for heavy % light weight
seies-5. Sanders: % state hogs, $50 n at
sc per do. 10, a Sc 90; roughs. $50
10 S5 30 Gate Nestray) 3l1 state hogs, III 70, al
81 3 81 roUgHs 2s2 T.. at 50 80.
Tobin Shannon: Sc hogs. 142 70 at S6 50 date
s Judd & Co: state hogs 143 ID at So 60 roughs.
315 n, at IS 60 date yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, April CATTLE-Recepts Cestmated).
2500 market steady So 5U4 SC So; stUckers
feeders So 2JQS 10; So tO9Sbi heeTs, SS 40
bulls, SO 5GG$5 SO; calves, IS i6GS6 70 HOGS
choice shipping. s. 95Q$6 g5i butchers s. 800
10; light - 904$5 %: choice light. So S5a$6
packing S54SJ pigs S40S5 so bulk sales, So s5@
s. 80 SHEEP-ReCepts estimated, 1000 head mar
ket steady but 6u sheeP - 5OQS5; lambs So 509S 40
yearlirgs, s. 5oGS6 so
lower butchers and shipping So 2a$6 30 81 6j
GSJ So CATTLE-Market easy and quiet; fair TO good
shipping, So 7JQ ST 10 common s. 5JJS4 s5EEP--Mar
20G25c. lower at SO 25a$j 50
East Buffalo april l4.-CATTI-E-- Market steady;
prime So 60q$7. VEALS-Receipts, loco head
ma active and DOC lower SJaS5 10 HOGS-Re-
ceips 800 head; market slow ana shade lover heavy
and mixed So 10: Workers So 25G$G 40 roughs, 50 59
s. so. dairles, $6G$6 40 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceips LOGO head: market active and steady lambs So9
Kansas City. April 14-CATTLE-R Receipts. 1000 head
Cluding 900 Southerrs. weak. s6 I5, cows
strong 2Jc choice eErort and dressed beef
steers SO 35aSG 70; fair good SGSt 30 esten steers
81 1886 co. sockers and feeder So I5GS5 5o southern
50 5d$5 90. native heifers SASS; bulls 81 5a
g 25: calves So 1888 -. HOGSReceipts l6700 head
market "aGc lower s. bulk of sales $ 0pS9 So
heavy So 5d$5 IS; packers and butchers 50 GUGS9 so
lights So @5dS5 20: pigs, 50 5FS+ 80 SHEEP-Feceips
10000 head: sheep steady lambs "a 10, lower at 81 to0
s. -: and yearirgs s. 25QSf 50 Western yearnGs
SIS 254S; Western sheep S54S6 so sockes and feeders
S3 5CQ$5
Pittsburg. April -CaTTLE-supp'y strong; choice,
S6 75qSG 90 prime. So 4Oa$6 20. sHEEP-Supply fair,
81 5oqS3 5o lambs 81 5o2$7 25 VEAL CALVES. S6 25G
81 >. HoGS-Market active; prime heavies ana ne ne
diuras heavy light Workers, S. l5G
S6 % PIGS. s. JoqS6. roughs SJQS5 %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April l4--CIosing: WHEAT-Spot dull; No
red western winter Is; futures quiet MAY Is ild;
July, Is sd; September IS l02sd- CoFNSpot prime
mixed American. stock, prime mixed, Arneri
can. old. firm IS 7lsd; futur quiet; NAY, IS 6'3d
ents dull 29s ga HoPs-I4 London Pacific Coast
lO3s %. PORK-Priue mess. Western strong. '5s Sd
HAMs-Short cut. Il TO 16 10 firm. +3s 81. BACON
Cumberland cut Il so n. steady 42z short rib l6
q n steady Ais Cd; long clear iddles light - 70
70 steady 43s midGl heavy, 80 20 40 n
steady Ais GO; sho,t backs l6 % n, firm Ais
clear bellies n. steady. AS: shoulders square
II 20 I3 70 steady. SOS LARD-Prime Western. in
tieroes. firm. 42s 81: American refined in pals firm
42s BCTTER-Good United States dull. SOqoJs-
CHEESE-Auerican finest white firm, 6ls; American
finest colored steady. 62s Cd Canadian finest white.
steady. GZs: Canadian coored, a1y. Gs TAI
LOW-Prjae city dull 26s Cd TCRPENTIN II, E@1S2I;ts Esp m
LEJM-Rsdned quiet. 6f+d. LINSEED OIL-Quet,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

81 2sas2; do small 5ocsl q: PARSLEY. New Orleans.
curly. bb S2aS2 80; do plain 81 50dS2 5O do Flor
IDA and South Carolina basket 5oeQs1 70; do Ber-
AiNE Charleston ner basket sfdSi 10 do Florida 7ac
QSl %; do Bermuda. 75cGS1: RADISHES South
ern per basket 25q50c; RHUB ARB. Jersey per 100
punches 81 50qS3 STRING BEANS. Florida. green per
basket or crate $lGS4 SO. do wax, SlUS4; SPINACH,
Nor ok. per bbi. 5ocqsl. dc Baltmore. 75c; SQUASH
Florida ard Susan white per hoy 81 20qS2; DO cuban
rler. sld$2. Go Cuban T5cd$1 80; TURNI0S. Canada,
rutabaga. bb SlGSl IL do Southern rutabaga per
bag. T5caSl; WATERcRESs. rer 700 lunches SigSl 80
Toledo, April 14.-CLOVERSEED-Cash So; Apr1L
sll so TIMOTHY-PElme Sc 10. ALsLkE-PIlIne. sl3
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
ROTATION OF CROPS.

candidate for Congress visited old far
Yre~ one day 70 make eu~e Of his support. You
believe in rotation Of croDs, don't you, Nj smith
said the candida e. why shouldn't the prin-
cipIe apply TO Congressrlen? Ny opponent has
had the JOB long enough" Wal" said the OLD
farmer Scratching h.s head thouGhtfully. q amt
goin' TO plant last years rertater field with skunk
cabbag &c jest fer the sake Of roLatin, ye know -
Nautilus.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO C. ] Hughes. EIiza9e-h K grey 2 y
Lsrchar. mrs a Is. NcCuriey- Alfred o.
ALcraLe. Mrs J. 3 LlcIer-r- Mrs n T.
Peck. Mrs. n McAtee. Mss Cara L. Glib
bon. Mrs Sarah 2 Yecman. Mrs An1reyS
Mack. \ V WyCEo1. Mr. or Mrs R G.
Wilbur. Mr- or Mrs p. " BdbcOck. Mrs J.
o. Banning. Benjamin Carter. j. G. Amber.
Maize ToVnes. Mrs : Wallace. G. T.
Williams Miss Ethel Inuac. Miss Flor
erCe Howard. Nrs n J. Fordhsm. A J
Cobe- Mrs Florence Allen Nrs- Louise
Johnson Charles Brown, c, W Philips ard
Mrs. Olivia EsCr- You and each o. you are
hereby notified that the time tJr the pay
nel- CT our lien upon The property herein %
after described having expired after due
notice thereof had been gwen you. We VIII
cause such properly % Wit Household
GCCCs. Personal Elects and Merchandise
stored BY YOU lr N YOUR name in the Co
luubia Storage Warehouses. 20 be sold a.
public auction, according to the statute n
S-cN cases made ana rroviLed. at Nos 81
and IS West 67rh 81, on SATURDAY., May %.
1905. al lU:31 o. m. and it the sale thereof
IS not completed on said date the same VIII
be continued al the same place or each and
every Saturday CherearVer beginning e.
1880 a. n. until -he sale IS completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
April 70 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

DACB'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES; AND
VAN CO.. - list ave- No I2l-l21 East
l2Ln s---The following named persons ara
hereby notified that the amount due On
storage IN their several names is past due
and unless paid on or before A-ril % ICES
We wi sell Same at public auction Friday.
AIril "a. 1905. at Nc ID East 18Th st AZ
10 a. u.-. . paw charges and expenses %
said sale: Dun-evy. Wagner. Marshal.
At-avC- >i1Srberg. Bsler Lsaveus & IL
Fsvre. Forest. Mayer. Naurreida -rsnr4
SelEal,. Elmer =. Norris 4 Co. HIIey,
antony and Frank Lehman
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
BOAkD AND ROOMS.

st-E's assertions cents per line six
tee w---s seven times conseCUriTely. 81
winch eE---les Advertiser 10 have rC0ms
entered C-r { period q fourteen cays II
T-e Tr.1lre-s Directory q Deslrab!e Rooms.
N-.-s 1lr circular
F-- Information concerning these rc0rns
r-zy q had. free = charge. Al the UPTOWN
U-cE % The New-Nork 7 .bUue. lSos
E-Cs sl7-zg. between SON and 37tn SIS.
~ A. A. EETIC[-
attractive eo1Ts. suites sD- single rooms
T.-l ed without board. a. locations. ref
e-e--ez -1--C-S Offices information Tree
: C.. LELAND q Co.
u esL 90 81
I'D st. l2J WEST
8e-Tee- IL and subway express stations.
teaut-f-. rooms. superior table, references
g. F=- z-- l-~EL
14-D ST. 5l6 WcE--TE asri-EJor Heights.
"~t r. -os III attractive house COCA
sos--. refined Christian family references :
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WORK WANTED.

PAINTING, papernaugtns. decorating; par
ties requiring the services Of competent
ski.ed mechanic; -easonabe : terms, city or
country; cay OF contract. Petersen. 10
Norman ave. Brooklyn.
PORTER Young man tcolored). as porter
or at anything. garage preferred, has
kno7yi,ase q gasoline automobiles; refer
Chas. r. Robinson, care Douglas. 1921
West 13Sd st.
ri Waite .' 255 25 Wes, 475h a st. ' porter James
SALESMAN Young man p. experienced
ir books and stationery. as sal lesman: ref
erences. I G.. 2sG2 stH ave.
SALES MANAGER or travelling salesman.
established trace. sporting goods and
hardware iCb7ers. roas, 70 coast years past
desires position hrst class house. gilt edge
rel tereuces. Bradley. o5Ie Avenue l.
SCIENTIFIC MASSECR R-Wiu call a. resi-
dence and give ,Teatmeut, terms moGer-
ate, Address Pompadour. 277 West l22d ST.
APHER.-Typewrite On: one
years experience, good penman. quick
slight know edge Of DO excepting. sa ary
SIS. anthony Rieser, 2344 Crotona ave.
UPERINTENDENT.- housekeeDer.
genIeman's or h!gh-csss apartment
house or cub, references; persona. cater
ing If required. JAMES Clark. 247 West
IJ9th St
TEACHER. Young Frenchrnan t25J. speaks
also English, Italian and some Spanish,
seeks position for the summer as tutor FOR
children COMPANION or secretary. would
travel; can furnish very good references
from pupils and others salary moderate;
SolcIts interview Kindly write P. Room
$40. 1902 Broadway.
WAITER.-By young man. in private house.
Paul Palmer l52 East 27th St
YOUNG NAN. q. wishes to connect with
reliable house where he can grow up
with the business. excellent reference Al
bert Blsnop. Westfel6 y. J.
YOUNG MAN. .. .eslres place with
wholesale house. in shipping OF receiving
and marker. pietz. 251 Central ave.
Brooklyn.
Young MAN desires clerical position. 4
years experience tn office ietail: compe-
tent moderate salary. best references J
X. S35 East 74th st.
YOUNG MAN. 2s. at anything: understands
shipping and horses A Oonis. care OF
Fagan. 3is East SD st
YOUNG MAN German. q years old. well
educated. desires any kind OF a position
s,ual salary. good references. Address Z.
H. Box % Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN (22j. useful. private house:
reference. James Poulas. 1872 East 27th 81
YOUNG MAN. - Running switchboard In
hotel or Brsrtment house. Fred G Simon.
43S East Ccth St
YOUNG MAN in office or as collector: fur
nisb best cf refer+ nee. also bonds Arthur
Kane, Z5u Manhattan ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG Man ls. learning Illustrating.
wishes position where mat lire OF work
II 70 be done. Il. o.. Box 20. Tribune OF
fee.
Female.
AMERICAN WIDOW OF social tanding
and executive ability seeks position as
CREDENTIALS. Address T. g.. BOX 9. Tribune
once.
CHAPERON.-H Highly recommended North
German. middle aged. speaking French
and English, fun charge OF children. good
discip'inarian as chaper0u FOR motherless
children or az manager of good household.
W. German G0vernesses Home. 100 East
Goth ST
cHAPERON or COMPANION.-By lady OF
culture. oT would take charge chi dren
while paren,s travel satisfactory terms for
summer hishesl. s'n'iAl indursemenI Il. A.
H. Box ~. TEibuRs once.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WORK WANTED.
NVNh " = y I'D.
Female
Female

COMPANION. &c-Young lady os refine
Hent as companion. governess or moth
ers helper: best references; country pre-
ferred. F. z Bennett Miss. IS2 Harrison
St. Bloomfield. N ]
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
----------------~-~--- -~-----------------------
MAle-
slAIe

CoACHMAN - CHAMBERMAID. Sc.-By
man ana wife; man as cOachman. wife as
cfainDeyAiaiu anu waitress. man speaks no
English, but understands II. wife speaks
Eneii-n ana tTencn. Is. ROtgs. 22S West
18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

NURSE or CHANBERMAID-US SEFCL
L-A-~.-hy resia-e fu.e axperieuced
city or country. references. Cali or addres
\. E. care % Hart, % West 14th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Female.

AMERICAN WIDOW Of social standing
and executive ability seeks position as
useful parsonage city or country. highest
CREDENTIALS. Address r. g.. BOX o. Tribune
once.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

USEFUL MAN COACHMAN. GARDENER
industrious young German Address
Wel,ner'o Aaency. Sl3 West 24th ST Tel.
IbTt-t'hrlsea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

AIASSEUSE -CTraduate % massage inst
tU-s. Stockholm. Sweden: with hospital
experience. as Elasseuse and nurse. fer in
valid LADY. good sewer re<s-sn- ~. Dtsrf
care OF d. Richly. i62 East 46th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

NURSERY GOVERNESS. German nrst
class, speaks good English. eNcel .ent cicy
references wages. SIS OsrarharE's BtI-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

NURSE.-By refined North German: com
peteuJ IN every way. OF as maid. city OF
country. references Ns-N@wsr0 Bureau
SD Jth ave. 41th 81. S1s-BryanE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

WAITRESS Scotch Protestant; strictly
urs ass can take outler's place: verv
neat. best OF references. city or country
=. =. Mrs Golfers Agency. I22 West
sd ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COACHMAN and CHAUFFEUR for private
tanliy: reference Charles Ch-, 2l1 West
3Sth St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COOK-CHAMBERMA and WAITRESS
BY two sisters; excellent cook and very
competent waitress ami chambe-maid. best
OF references; wages $50 and So Os-er-
bers's Bureau. 716 Lexington ave. Tel
I0S5-PiaZa.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COOK--Yourg German woman; first
class; eocd baker, best references. city
or country; $35 $40 Call al Lang &
Boechere- Co Bureau. 43. IS ~ " SD 81.
CCOK-CHANRERMAI and WAITRESS.
BY two Finnish giris in American fam
iy. city or country. nave good ret5-el e
Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington ave
COOK--Capab;e Swedish woman as first
class cook; willing 70 20 n country. has
written and personal references Jusslla
Bureau. ESQ Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

USEFUL AN--By German Pole: single
"a. sAper enced iu ear horses, harness
etc. Is safe careful driver, understands
milking and al garden work, and make
himself generally useful around house. city
and count references. j. T., Box %
tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COOK--Swedish girl; very good cook
and baker. can take entire charge o5
kitchen; competent. pleasant Cisposi-
ton; wages $50 Osterberg's Bureau ZIG
Lexington ave Tel lO55-plaza
COOK--FIrst-c.ass; Proces ant: with re
in kitchen; city or country. best refer
ence. H, 25O East 3Ist st
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COOK-Flrst class: neat. tidy rfrl. very
fine plain and fancy cook: understands
German and American dishes. :. .od bread
and pastry entTes ana ices. no objection %
country. wages $50 10 S35. best references
Flaherty's Bureau. +S5 Columbus ave Tel
74l-River.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

GENERAL HOCsEwORK-By rrotbe-
and daughter in private family. cItv or
country Clark. COS West 45th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

COOK-First class neat. refined young
woman. understands all branches 0f
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Il D. Mrs Golfers Agency, i22 West
23d ST
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
FIST FIGHT
CAUSES DEATH
APPRENTICE ON TRAINING SHIP
DIES OF INJURIES.
DUE TO CLOT ON BRAIN
Boys Have Trouble and Agree to Set
tie Difficulty With GIoves-Youngsr
Lad Scores Knockout and Victim
Never Reealns Consciousness.

Newport, r. l., Jan. 18.-Following
"a fist fight last Tuesday on .oard the
United States training ship Cumber-
land at this part, H. A. hartnett, aged
% years, Of Philadelphia, a naval APP
prentice, died today. y. M. manning,
20 years old, OF Middleton, N. T., also
an apprentice, is under q sentry's
charge penulng an investigation into
Hartnett's death.
Hartnett, who had been appointed
an acting master-at-arms, had trouble
with Manning. When the days duties
were over the boys put on gloves and
began q battle which, Oy agreement,
was to 60 10 rounds.
With a crowd Of 200 apprentices and
seamen as witnesses, the fight was q
hard one from tine outset. In the
eighth round Manning caught Hartnett
on the jaw, sending the older boy to
the deck.
Hartnett took the count Of 10 sec
onds. and when his seconds went to
his side they found HIM unconscious.
| The first aid usually employed In such
emergencies failed to bring him to his
senses, and Ne was removed to the
sick ward. There every effort was
made to revive him, but without sue.
cess. Today Hartnett DIED without re.
gaining consciousness. Death was due
to a clot on the Drain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21
(First publication Dec. 20, 1907
Notice tor Publication.

(First publication Dec. 90, 1907
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior, Land Of
Ace at Billings, Montana, Dec. 16,
1907.
notice is hereby given that Francis
D. Mccormick Of Foster, Montana,
has filed notice Of his intention %
make final Communication proof 81.
support Of his claim. yiz: Home
stead entry No. 26s. made Sept 2e,S
1906. for the lots 2, 8, Sec. Is, Town
ship 3 N, Range 50 ID. N. p. NJ, and
that said proof will be made before
James W. Johnston, u. s. Comm. -
his once at Hardin, Montana, 81
January %. 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, the land, fvis:
A. Mccormick Of Foster, Montana;
Elmer K. Bowman Of Foster. Mon
tana; Horatio N. starkweather Of
Foster, Montana; Walter Hammer Of
Foster, Montana.
q. e. EssELSTYN. Register.
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