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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
INFANTS NURSE.-HOspital trained. English
employer: supplies uniform; wages. SIS TO
SD. city or country. Industrial Association. 8
East 42d ST. Phone zoos Murray Hill
KITCHENMAID or GENERAL HOUsEwORK-
ER--foung Swedish girl; speaks some Eng
iish. months city referenc. s. small wage~
Ostereergs Bureau. Tf6 Lexington ave II
1cS5 Plaza
LADIES MAfD.-Engiish Pr5tsstE1t: thoroughly
competent. highest REFERENCES. city only Julien
Bureau AZ West 42d 81 Tel BRYANT 1851.
city references. 1rs. Miller. ga West linn st.
NURsE.-YourS. capable: Will ;wo chill
dren: three years reference; city OF country.
Miss Shes" Bureau. East 42d ST
NURSP capable woman will take entire charge
- delicate chiic: years reference
branches T. A. Mss FttGerald's Bureau. sos
Sun ave-. entrance s2d 81
NURSE.-Experienced In taking care delicate
and invalid children undo stands foods. etc:
country b. Miss FitzCierald's Bureau.
SOB 5th ave. entrance on 42d St
NURSE OR ATTEND ANT; visiting: wishes sew
erai patients: graduate, RELIABLE city refer
enees: asreeehle presence. Lee. 10 East I5th 81
NURSERY GOvERNEsS. Young. capable
woman will take charge OF one or two children.
understands kindergarten. piano. etc; excellent
reference. NJ. Miss FltzGerald's Bureau. 603 5th
ave- entrance I'D st
wAITREsS.-By Finnish gtIi; highly recon-
mended. wages. So. Yields Bureau. ga COlurs-
bus Tel, 1894 Schuyler.
WAITREsS.-Sviss first class; willing 20 assist
chamber york five years excellent references.
wages SIS: cityNor country. Industrial Associa-
tion, East AID 81.
YOUNG wOMAN.--Lady's maid ard care Of IN
and uending: two years references. Care HaSsei-
gren. 227 East ESQ
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- ALTERATION PLANS.
DEFENDER !.

DEFENDER l.
THE BRONX
BRONX BOULEVARD = 100 u n OF sl3th
- sly r dwg, -. 4N2s; George p Crosier
81 500 N'
owner. Pascaline Belotti on premises
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Proc SITUATIONS aNTEo.


sEcRETA RY-CoMPANIoN .--Sollsss s l.l,ls.-
s,~eilrnf reader. musician would travel. Lesl
rsferences RI " HoX p NeAiwood y J.
STrSOGRAPH PIER. American; vel educated.
= --sTierred irreproachahie character, pl eel >
,,sr15sen@nf position Dat would Substitute. - 1as
teishf h0ursl. " acca' aisE y. t'l..sneea- Az
$50 Machine Box Ia. Tribune ONCE
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IOsT-RANKROOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 53isoI % the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
claim TO Il Is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within days, submit 70 having said
pass book cancelled. and new one issued
LOST -Bankbook No. 05s. 6s4. Bank for savings.
DO 4th ave, New York Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank
LOST OR STOLEN. nkDook No. $50 s07 %
the Emig-ant Industrial Savings Bank Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO bank. No
81 Chambers 81.
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No 4l2.sST Of
the German Savings Bank in the City q New
York corner 4th and lsth ST. Issued 70
Eva Matilda LeOnhauser. All persons are eau
tened against negotiating the same. II not
returned 20 the bank the 18th day Of Deem
Der. 1909. duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Rankbook No 5O4 9I5 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th and 14th st, issued 70
Malta Sabbagh. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same II not returned
20 the bank on the 23d day OF December, 1900.
a duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

9 siileck. sr ast Cor,i rsuus,,- 20 ., -,
Nov q 1909. 500 81. = az
=" t,, sI' so and 336 East: simon Berger agt
1ihe Miller et al: July Is. 1893. So
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

LlHLM BIER D
,aAL -- frI. Nathan Druserulal ~ ~ -et
-,'al-n E-1llssf 20 al. OCT "a. isve 80
--,N- C-EClUFEL aoD BCLLEt AI.Ll, =
p 81 .r s.rIs.ee arei CecFEe ~ Si-ss -
T.. az fremont Temple. cons. - --.- 49,,
-e1 3D.. Soy 3D. 1909 sIil ~
PROPERTY Thomas NsTf Az -ts.,'S .
.s-.pf Gates qf Mercy q ~: OCT -. i"' ny
80 sasC ~
.tIf. W.llam = la -
- her - i58 fby bond, s%.,s y
--st Az. .. rs Il ~ In a. HsAi'
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4 TAX ON RUSSIAN COTTON.

81 Petersburg, Dec. The ministerial
commission Las approved the suggestion OF
--lar.rr a TAX o. ssven-Jenths CT cent on
s,4r mound q cotton grown IN European
T1.ssia 30 khara and hLiya. The pro-
oesds would be used Tor the promotion OF
.or-au culture By systems OF irrigation.
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HELP WANTED.
E,anale

Female.
s~rNGGEAPHFE -. law ni-.t- Room ~
n Rector -
"a ,,-Tr5-1 rs. a ,au.r laav and hrr causht ter.
"-..- d. a.. as rCu.pauiru- must be musical ana
',---il.5-,lI ana familiar with the EHanuet
80 - mental science Address. Stating
arr references and full particulars. MIS-. q. w
80 "a 1872 B-oanwaf
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BUTLER C32); in private family: city or coun-
try so. first class city references
Address William care Of Raabe. 2l6 East 10th
BT'TLER--Useful. refined young Irishman. with
excellent Old country references, wants city
place: Se5 Miss Shea's Bureau. East 42d st
BUTLER or vALET.-First class servant; ten
years In one place, highIy recommended r.. .Ce
West SD ST. st 80
BUTLER and vALET-Firs, class I rs5srencs
ohliEing- p. V. 800 West S3d -.
CHAUFFEUR ana COACHMAN. 5cotchman;
married, che child; country PREFERRED thof-
oughIy understands his business. sober. horest
Ionald 4l2 East e5th 81.
CHEF.-Yo1ng man Dane: excellent cook: pr
v~e or public: first references Samp-
son < Nelson's Buresu. Az 4th ave Phone
ISIS Ma4ison square
COACH8IAN.- Single; Scotch; Protestant: will
ing % be- useful; excellent personal cry refer
ences. city country; wages, SO 70 $50. Indus
trial Association. East 42d 81.
COACHMAN and CHACFFEUR-Eisht years
COLORED COCPLE.-Useful. butler: cook.
laundress: two years reference 500 Miss
GARDENER.-Singie: on gentlemans place:
competent flowers. vegetables lawns. etc.
care u horses and COWS; best references. A. T..
2G5 Garden ST. HOboken. n J
MaN AND WIFE wish position with private
family IN eogaLTg a5 Tfe GSl o.
Couple. $40 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
MASSACRE competent raasseur; graduated
Sweden open for engagement NJ r. Trb-
une Uptown once. 1854 Broadway.
SErOND MAN-Private garage. American: .
neat. temperate. hrst-cisss washer; graduate
Automobile Engineers. excellent references,
careful driver. experienced hCrseman. private
only J. J. Baker % East 35th 81
SWEDISH COUPLE-Chauffeu-. coachman use
ful. cook laundress. hOusewOrker; best refer
encss Mss Shea's Bureau. East 40 81
USEFUL. MAN Young man willing 20 be gen
erally useful. city or country; excellent refer
ences. Y. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau SOB 9TH ave.
entrance 40
USEFUL MAN.-Single. drive; take care Of
horses. tend furnaces. etc country preferred;
frst class references. Address 5 K. Tribune
Urtovn Once. 1884 Broadway. ,
TTSEFJ-I. MAN-German: single private
rlace. Understands horses. gardening. milk and
furnace references. Address William AadaeTy,
$50 ~ ryste 81
USEFUL MAN-Young swede. not long in
America. in private family. city or country.
Sanlrsou & Nelson's Bureau. 40 Attn ave.
Phone ISGs Madison square
VALET.-Y !stirg Japanese. thoroughly expert
enced- hours between Il ana :. best city ref
erences Japanese. l05 East l9ta ST
YOUNG MAN.-Riding saddle horses ara school
Ing jumpers. near city. 10 years experience:
weight I25 pounds. Call address Dorsey
Brooks RidinC club 10 East Seth 81.
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VIRGINIA.
OLD POINT CONF ORT,
HOTEL CHA BERLIN,

THE COMPLETE NEAH-RDCND RESORT
Golf Tennis Boating, Dancing.
Military Drills, Naval ManUuvres.
ne most magnificent sea water swimming pool
IN America.
A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF MEDICINAL
BATHS RECOMMENDED By EMINENT
PHYSICIANS.
Resolutions and a. information ar Hotel
Chamberl-u Office. LIP Broadway. phone los2
-Mad-so1 square, lr. address
GEO j.. ADAMS, Gsr-. Fortress Monroe. Va.
SLEEPING CAR 70 OLD POINT COMFORT.
without change. leaves via Penna. r. r 90
D. n. daily.
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WORK WANTED.
FEM le.

Fem lie.
DRFSSMAKER Perfect after and original de-
sixler- reHnodelling eque! 70 new; prompt. reli-
able, reasonable. Nine Gully. rs " est +Sth ST
Phone 1888 Bryant
FRENCH TEACHER.-Very experienced In high
school college teaching and private work'
has a few omen hours. Address. Madame. Box
"a. Tribune Uptown ONCE. l364 BroadWay
IANTCT-RIST-Y Young lady wishes position n
Grst-class barber shop hotel Macsen Jos
West 57th ST
STFNOGRAPHDR -Experieneed. educated up
tO-date American girl wants position. and
wants IL quickly: Is quick accurate; best refer
ence Harieunite. r. o. Box 1915
STFNOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER--Eng-
fish and German; IS. ambitious; So 20 start;
verv anxious TO secure permanent position r
Schoenberger. I4I West 10th st.
YOUNG LADY for clerical wcrk or switchboard
operator: experienced. references NJ. E. T..
$50 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED H0oNs TO IgT.

= GTNi SIED FOOH0 ~ -
FURNISHED APARTMENTS with private fam
lily. suitall for bachelor. 81 West i2lst 81
IRVING PLACE. n - Beautifully furnished
ences TELEPHONE. 1875 Grarnercy
81 MADISON AVE. facing sqUare}.-i'leas-
ant comfortable rooms, first class acco'Emula-
tions. Tray service.
nth ST lO4 WEST -sing.e and medium rooms,
news decorated superior table. references
table carriers
s0TH 81 i22 wEsT--Bacheors. beautitu' suite
hiEh-c-ass private house; references Phone
7U0c}-Schuy.er.
STST 81 202 WE:ST-Paror suite, high ,.ass
apartment suitable tsree gentlemen. -549
River ClasEe.
s5TH 81. Il0 WEsT--L.a.ss pa-lor with k.:ch-
,ue--e- southern exposure. Fras l2p4e- tei4-
On ne SGth - Subway
MS 81 - IVES. arm. cont or-a5le room
ra-gs--refv furnished. er cry convenience. cleo
tic U@ht- superior noart
I0--rFE ST 22l WEST lsE c5urtst--F-9-t..s
rar5s 11I-.r furnished. suitable Two, electric
B0ARD AND ROOMS.
18Th 81 lut T---l-llt l-rQFe room, sec
~ ann .lree closet. handsome hath, or VIII
re-t entire a10T. excellent a-d liberal nome
table. telephone ~ ScrlEler-
sTT-FI sT 80 vEST--Iigh class private resi-
sercr. select location and fre appointments
h@sf service. reference o. hanged
ann 81 mo WEST -Atr-a-t.se. large. sunny
r3.ns. trlepuone. references, drst class table
hoar1.
TiITH sT 80 WE:s-.-DssIra5le sunny rooms;
good bard private house S11way and l.
,,---r4 ST .-.g WEST corr t5rtaa.e rooms. 81
pericr board. telephone. gentlemen oN-s- Iel-
tttI----
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JEW ELRT.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds old gold. Jew
elry established lS44 Mrs Lynchs son. Si5
Broadway
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
STENOGRAPHF.2-TYP iST.-Accurate trust
worthy. moderate salary. chance for advance
ment Y. Demshofsky- ioi Cannon 81
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
he Antique Furniture Exchange

IN 1918 w 2sth ST.. mr.. B'wzy.
'tfft Is the place TO ind fine Artistic yet
ktHI inexpensive Holiday gifts Tea trays.
IVA Muffinniers. Work Tables. Tip Ia
tH bles. Tea Tables. quaint Chairs.
C@8 Desks. etc. etc Entire stock
n usual on Commission basis. regard
. ~ less OF actual intrinsic value.
- This is headquarters for bargains.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


ACCOUNTANT EXPERT.
desires engagement opening, closing balancing
buoks systematizer. Box 30 Tribune ONCE
BoOKKEEPER, "a; married; 5 years expert
cree; accustomed 70 taking entire charge: trial
sa;snee ePsn1 and close god psnnan and sys
l. A. NckeI 81 Vest sls5 81
EoOKKEEPER. -. thoroughly experienced with
medern methods and capaoi- 81 handling any
F. B.. 355 West 2ith 81
BooKKEEPER ana accountant. IS take
charge OF Office; ten years, experience; best
references. capable and hustler: the right man
29th ST
KKEEPER-First-cisss double entry book
keeper desires 20 keep BOOKS for hrms requir-
Ing assistance part Of day or week 7. soeTner'
3l24 PARK ave.
FIRST-CT.ASS MAN.-Csrpenter by trade. wants
position at anything offering living; IS; sober;
references, handy al anything; English John
son p ADAMS st. Mt vernon
sober honest and reliable. wants position in
store. large building institution estate;
s sne meehsnie by trade' ADDRESS q IT. Jack
son. Dobhs Ferry. MackenEie school New York
REsPECTABLB YOUNG MAN, age 81. having
some GOOD trade or business where there Is a
TEACHER a Young North German. In pri-
vate family; speaks German. French and Swe-
dish. A Henkel. l2s Charlton 81
YOUNG RUSSIAN. 20. lately landed. desires
position where there is future: highly edu-
Gated; good pennlan; salary no object J J.
Baker. 80 Park Row
YOUNG MAN married willing and Obliging
wants work at anything; excellent references
Poder. zoos First ave
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires opening
with mercantile house. leacing 20 selling work
business experience; salary sacrifice. W. H p.
a. East 18th ST.
YOUNG MAN wishes position at anything: good
penman. r. GariTVa. - East Houston 81
YOUNG MAN. understands German. French
Polish and Russian; good reference. Address
-ara Of EaFlau 97G South %
Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN 90 well educated. intelligent.
Itaiian-Amsricsn. Is willing 70 learn sny bust
ness where there - good prospect knowledge Of
fee work. william Caronna. 307 East I.th ST
YOUNG MAN. IS: al anything: willing "
Navor. care II. FRESHMAN T4a Fast ath -
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BOOkKEEPER and accountant. IS. take
charge OF Office ten years experience; best
references. capable and a hustler. the right
for a good place Walton l. Baumes. 366 West
18th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double entry book
keeper desires 70 keep booKs for firms requir-
ing assistance part % day or week T. BoeTner.
2l24 Tark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

BAZAAR FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.
A Christmas bazaar Tor the benent Of the
Dar~asr Home Tor Crippled Chiidren VII
be held az the Waleorf-Astoria to-nlorro"'
december 3. from until 20 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

BoOKKEEPER. -. thoroughly experienced with
modern methods and canaot- Of handling any
number Of accounts: Lest references: salary $50.
z B. g. West 9Th u.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL
I'D Street q West T. nd Avenue
SCHOOL ENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Suppiss Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
srnesses etc. 20 Colleges schools and FarnilieA
apply Mrs NCs-FT-v. TON
% Tr-la- squars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

FIRST-CT.AsS MAN.-Carpenter by trade. wants
position at anything Offering living: 35 sober:
references handy at anything; English John
son. = ADAMS ST. MI. NerrCn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

BOOkKEEPER, "a: married. S years expert
cree; accustomed TO taking entire charge: trial
balance. open and close: good p~nnian and sys-
tematizer. Al references; moderate remuneration
l. A Nickel. 81 West 3isJ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

MAN. % years old colOred married: strictly
sober. honest and reliable: wants position in
store. large building an Institution or estate;
plumber, steam and gas: all repairs. engineer
and mechanic by trade. Address. e. ii. Jack
Dobhs Ferry. Mackerxie school, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. age p. having
q paddle his canoe. wishes position at
some good trade or business where there Is
good future. Herbert Amman. care Thompson.
52na 4tA ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

TEA CHI R.-By a Young North German. IN pri-
vate family: speaks German. French and Swe-
dish A Henkei I2s Charlton ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DETECTIVES-Co ndentiai Information. shad-
owing investigation. evidence. reasonable
charges Merchants Secret Service Bureau.
S20 broadway
A NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE. Ali invsstisa-
lions; any section Fullsr's Detective Bureau.
s56 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires engagement opening. closing or balancing
buoks. systematizer. Box 30. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

INFANTS NCRSE.-HOspital trained. English
Protestant; excellent references from present
employer supplies own uniform; wages. SIS TO
$50: city or country Industrial Association. 8
FaS. 42d ST Phone 2aes3 Murray FJul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

BUTLER C3al in private family: city or coun-
try wages so, first class city references
ADDRESS. William care Of Raabe, 2l6 East T5ti
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CARETA KER-young woman. taking care OF
bachelor apartments. would like 20 take care OF
another Write care OF Sheehel, SO Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

YOUNG MAN married willing and obging.
wants work at anything; excellent references
poder zoos First ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

YOUNG MAN. College graduate. desires opening
with mercantile house. leacing 20 selling work
business experience: salary sacrifice. W. II. r..
a. East 18th
Morris tribune., 1909-04-17
TURKISH TROOPSREvOL7
Serious Condition Of Affairs al
COnstantinopIe.

Constantinople, April 1.-THE
troops of the garrison made violent
demonstration before the parliament
building against the Committee of
Union and Progress and the govern
ment. They demanded the dismissal
of the grand vizier, Hilmi Pasha, the
minister of war, and the president Of
the chamber The outbreak was
caused by an order issued to the
troops to the effect that they must
obey their officers under all circun-
stances, even if called upon to shoot
down their co-religionists.
The mutineers as the first move
seized all officers of the Committee of
Union and Progress and held them
prisoners. Only a few troops re-
Trained from taking part in the dem
onstration. The latter, which were
chiefly artillerymen and cavalry, are
massed at the war ministry. They
have orders to fire on anyone ap-
preaching the building, and in the
course of the day number of persons
were killed or wounded. Deputies
were escorted to the chamber that
they might vote on the question of
forming new cabinet and appointing
new president, but It was impossi-
BILE to form quorum.
Morris tribune., 1909-04-17
Castro Expelled From the Isl
and Of Martinique.
CARRIED ON BOARD STEAMER
Venezuelan Insisted He Was Too
III to Quit His Bed.

Fort de France, Martinique, April
10.-Cipriano Castro, former president
Of Venezuela, was ignominiously ex.
PEELED tonight from the island of Mar
Unique by the French government at
the request of the United States.
He protested to the last against his
expulsion, bat his protests were in
vain, and, refusing to walk, he was
borne on a stretcher to a launch in
the harbor. He is now on board the
French line steamship Versailles,
bound for st. Nazaire, France.
Official notice was served on Castro
this morning of the decision of the
French government that he must leave
the island within nine hours of the re-
ceipt of such notice and that the com
missary of police of Fort de France
had been charged with the execution
Of the order.
The ex-president was furious and
strove throughout the day to find some
excuse that would be satisfactory to
the colonial government whereby he
would not be compelled to obey the
order and to this end he summoned
lawyer and physician late today to
verify that he was unable to leave the
country.
The governor of Martinique and the
public prosecutor, however, refused
an extension of time and about 5
o'clock the commissary of police, &C
companied by large force of gen
darmes, proceeded to the hotel where
Castro was stopping to remove him
forcibly, if necessary, to the steamer.
Castro had locked the door to his
suite and when called on to open it
refused. Finally the door was broken
down and Castro was found in bed.
He protested that he was seriously
ill and a commission of physicians
was summoned to examine him for
second time. They confirmed the ear
lier report and then the gendarmes
were called into the room and picked
up the defiant exile, placing him on
mattress taken from bed. On this
Castro was carried to the dock, where
the launch was in waiting to convey
him to the vessel, which had been de-
tanned until he could be put on board.
Morris tribune., 1909-04-17
REPORTED TO THE SENATE
Payne Tariff Bill Amended in Many
Particulars.

Washington, April l3-The amend
ed tariff bill is now on the senate
calendar and by an agreement reached
on the floor consideration of the meas
ure will begin on Thursday.
AS reported, the bill does not con-
tain all of the changes in rates which
the finance committee proposes to
make. Although several important
amendments, such as the restoration
Of the Dingley rates on women's
gloves and hosiery, the placing of
works of art on the free list and the
assessment of a duty on iron ore, have
been made, the revenue producing pos
sibilities of the bill are little changed.
The increases are provided mainly in
the schedule covering luxuries, the
entire liquor schedule being material
1y advanced. The increase on wines
and spirits is expected to bring in
about $3,000,000 additional revenue
Senator Aldrich stated that the COM
nt.ttee realizes that the increases thus
far recommended will not be sufficient
to counterbalance the loss in revenues
that will result from the reductions
and the lengthening of the free list
This shortage will necessitate further
Increases on certain luxuries, and the
committee intends to report some
changes at an early date which it will
ask the senate to adopt.
Morris tribune., 1909-04-17
SHOOTS GIRL AND HIMSELF
ST. Paul Man Fatally Wounds Com
panion and Commits Suicide.

Pulling a 38-caliber revolver from
his hip pocket, without uttering
the slightest warning or remark,
Henry Kneip of st. Paul, twenty
five years old, fired at Alice Thomp-
son, twenty-three years old, while the
two were getting ready to leave a
chop suey restaurant in that city.
The assailant died IN a few mo-
ments, while the young woman was
hurried to st. Joseph's hospital, where
she fingered several days before sue
cumbing to her wound.
No direct motive can be attributed
for the deed, except that of jealousy,
and the man had not known her long
enough to be impelled to any such
strong feeling. according to the story
of the victim.
She said that Kneip had gone with
her about five ,or six times, and she
was not particularly on any affection
ate terms with him. He had sought
to go with her many times, but she
had repulsed him and had divided her
time among some of the other young
men in the neighborhood.
Morris tribune., 1909-04-17
LOSS IS HALF A. MILLION
Fire at Rochester, NJ. Y, Renders
Many People HomsIess.

Fire at Rochester, NJ. Y, Renders
Many People Homeless.
Rochester, N. Y, April 14.-Driven
by a twenty-five-mile gale, fire de-
stroyed several sections of the city
and did damage estimated at 100000.
For time it was thought that great
portion of the city would be swept
and aid was summoned from Buffalo
and Syracuse.
One hundred families are homeless
and militiamen are guarding what lit
tie the people saved of their house
hold effects.
Buildings destroyed, in addition to
about fifty residences, were the Pal
mer building, Temple Berth Kodesh,
First Reformed Church of America,
the Ward apartments and First Ger
man Luther Zion church. The st. Pc
ter's Presbyterian church, the Palmer
lumber yards and several small firms
on Main street were damaged.