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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mr.. Harley L. French a travelling
salesman for the Como Mills Company,
at st. Louis, Mo-, arrived in the city
Saturday evening to meet his mother,
Mrs. L. Fl. French, and sister, Mrs E..
c. Morris, of Rochester, N. Y, who
have been visiting Mr.. French's aunt
and cousin, Mrs. Margaret Clement and
Mrs. Belle c. Waldo. Mrs. Waldo en-
tertained the family party at a fare
well dinner at Mrs. Robbins Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haskell and Mrs.
e. D. Waldo also being guests. Mr..
French left for the west Sunday even
ing. and Mrs. French and Mrs. Morris
left this afternoon. Mrs. French and
daughter will visit in Chicago a few
days before going on to Rochester.
The funeral Of Harold Dieterich, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dieterich, was
largely attended Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock from the residence, 100 South
Second avenue. Many beautiful now
ers were sent by neighbors, friends, and
relatives, to the bereaved household.
The pail bearers were Masters Clio
Brown, John Casey, Lyle woodman-
see. Carl and Harold Buchwald, and
Brasy Freeman. The flower bearers
were eight little girls, Alice and Gladys
Jones, Lena and Margaret Buchwald,
cyrillus and Lucille Freeman, Gladys
Crinklaw and Katherine Lands. inter
|ment was in Riverside. Mrs. Robert
Stewart; Mrs. George Lewis, and MT
and Mrs. F. g. Kelly, Of Des Moines,
were present at the funeral from out
Of town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Do not expect the impossible We
make prompt deliveries but can not do
a weeks work in day as is demand
ed ofsus at each change in the weather.
Order now even if your bin is not quite
empty Gregory Coal, Coke G. Lime
ComDanv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08
How iong win the candle burn?

If ydu wants something new in
go to Simon's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Col. and Mrs. C. c. Horton left for
Davenport this morning, where the
former will attend the annual conven-
tfon Of the Iowa State Association of
Charities and Corrections While away
Mrs. Horton will visit in Rock Island,
and perhaps in Muscatine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

The Gilbert Music Company will have
their store open for inspection each
night this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mr.. Samuel Armstrong. Of West
Branch. accompanied by his niece, Miss
Alice Armstrong, Of Iowa City, and
the latter's niece, Marguerite Struble,
also Of Iowa City, arrived in the city
Saturday evening. and is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Hole. Mr.. Arm
strong is a cousin of the late ]. A.
Armstrong, of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08
Eastman kpdaks at Newton's.
sorge Allen, optical specialist.

How long will the candle burn?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08
.t.epnbacgln.
The City In Brief

Fine jewelry at Tuttle's.
How long will the candle burn?
DR.. Wood. eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
Mr.. Claude Culley spent Sunday with
friends In Fort Dodge.
Simon Is showing the new sweater
coat-in white and gray.
Stones Sanitary Dairy milk at the
Parior grocery. phone 1874.
Diamond cut glass at one-half price
Bondage Hardware Company.
Mr.. j. K. Parks spent Sunday with
his son, G. r. Parks, at Collins
DR.. Cora Williams, physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone 81.
->->-
Mr.. H. G. Brintnall and son Kenneth
spent Sunday with relatives at Ames.
Remember, Simon has the new
sweater coats, ti1irty-six inches long.
The business girls bible class will
meet at the club rooms at 7:45 this
ievening.
The Gilbert Music Company will have
their store open for inspection each
night this week.
Mrs. Gertrude Schick arrived home
Saturday night from five weeks visit
In California and other western states.
The w. r. G. will meet with Mrs
SIZE Hammond on South Tevth stroat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

James Patterson. son of Mrs. George
Downing, Ninth and Boone streets. was
injured Friday at Reinpeck, where he
is employed as a foreman of construc-
ton by telephone company. Mr.
Patterson was riding when his saddle
turned. throwing him to the ground
and causing two fractures of the leg.
Mr.. Patterson is at the Mahlein Hotel
at Reinbeck, and his mother went to
Reinbeck Saturday to be with him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Ingraham spent
sunday in Grinnell with the latters
mother, Mrs. A. B. Stafford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Remember, Simon has the new
sweater coats. thirty-six inches long.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Carroll Andrews, the 4-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Andrews, west
of town. who was badly burned Fri
day evening while playing with
matches, is doing nicely. The child's
temperature Is being reduced gradual
ly, and all the symptoms show favor
able tende ncieS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mr.. H. G. Brintnall and SON Kenneth
spent Sunday with relatives at Ames.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

| The business girls bible class will
meet at the club rooms at 7:45 this
evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Miss Jennie Smith, an evangelist of
nationwide reputation. and a very
successful worker among organizations
of the Y. w. G. A., will speak in the
assembly hall at the soldiers home at
| Z o'clock this evening. Miss Smith is
here to visit sister, Mrs. Davis, who
is a member Of the home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mrs. Seth zug's condition remains
just about the same as it was Saturday
Mrs. Zug is still unconscious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Mrs. "A. j. Busby, of Waterloo, who
came to the city Sunday night left this
morning for What Cheer to visit with
her parents. Mr.. Busby accompanied
his wife and spent the day here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Sister Carn,elita and Sister Bernard,
of st. Joseph's Academy, Ottumwa,
were in the city Saturday as guests of
the sisters of st. Mary's. being on their
way home from Grundy Center, where
they had been to attend the funeral of
Sister Carmelita's father, J. Connell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

net rocking chair, or set of six cut
glasses with every sack of White Swan
or Pride Of the West flour. Ask us
Parlor grocery, phone 1874.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

Fifteen ladies were made happy at
Henry Pappes Saturday by purchas-
ing one Of those $1,000 suits. They are
strictly up to- date
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

DR.. Cora Williams. physician. FL
deity Bank building. Phone g..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08

The board of supervisors went into
monthly session this morning to COM
plete the work begun last Monday,
when they found that they could not
legally meet on that day but must wait
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
TO PROBE GRAFT CHARGE.
DR.. McGo0can Told of Alleged
SeUenth .4renue ErtenaOn Deal.

man named Hickok communicated TO President
MCGOWAN Of the Board of Aldermen YESTERDAY
that he told there 100000 graft in the propo-
sition to extend Seventh avenue southwark.
The appearance of Mr.. Hickok Yesterday Mr..
NcGowan,s Office the f"st tidings city
officials had from him that there graft in
connection with the Seventh avenue project Re
GENTLY Controller Metz received 2 lerter signed ny
e. c Hickok. in which tho writer said two men
had informed him that a favorable report the
extension of the would be made unless
two men were paid the OF S6D.090. The Con
troller sent a warm reply to the letter. and then
turned it President Nfct1owan and Borough
President Ahearn. who with the Controller consti-
The same letter sent the District Attorney
President McGowan said Yesterday:
The letter that Hickok laid my desk was
signed by Assistant District Attorney Mott, and
asked Htckok 10 call ffe District Attorney ?
O'clock Friday. I exchanged few warm
words with the caller He observed he laid
Mr. Motifs letter down: What do you expect TO do
by this? This will prove nrrhirg. Those two men
evilI not say anything You will only stir
ur nasty scandal I then replied the caller IN
these words: IF there is scandal YOU will be the
city nf New York I will NOT allow any charges of
eltortion grating attempted bribery against
any commissioner or committee to pass without
full investigation "
Mr. MCGOWAN satd that the matter now en-
trely Of his hands and one for the District
ATTORNEY handle
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

vith two more jurors. making seven in all. in
he box. both sizes in the trial Of Captain Peter c
45sins iT. for the murder of William z. Annis felt
encouraged Fifty-seven talesmen. making 236 since
ne trial began. were examined in the Supreme
court in Flushing yesterday. The lawyers now
rope 70 see the box filled OF Monday.
one new juror Wilbur Craft. WAS secured at
usn O'Clock yesterday morning. and the other.
s,ephen Terhune, 3.05 O'Clock in the afternoon.
A report gained circulation yesterday morning
.bsf Dr. l. Manson one of the alienists employed
~ General Hains 10 look after his sons interests
rsd given out interview directly opposed TO EIr.
,saF-7r1-es contention that Captain Hains is now
s-seue Tr- Manson. according TO the report. stated
that Captain Hains is nov sane. Dr. Manson was
suu1nlored immediately by telephone from Man
haitian.
Afrer consultation between d.. Manson and
1oh- F Mcintyre. chief counsel for the defence
r7- Manson said he believed that While the cap
rain had recovered from his condition of inlpulsve
insanity he vas stnl suffering from nelancholia.
NJ NcIrtvre said that he mad not contended. and
zouId not contend. that Captain Hains was sane
-7sn nov will not be party the turning
loose Of 2 crazy man on the streets ia shoot down
another man he added. II was announced that
Ar MCINTYRE made this statement with the ep-
proval Of counsel associated with him.
NJ Mcintyre admitted that ~ the alientsts
rr- the defence were of the opinion that the pre
ons~ -ras row sane. but he said ne did not agree
Win them NIr- AIoIn+vre further stated thar ne
hoped 2 commission in lcnacy would he avoided
snd that the question cf his clients sanity would
b. left for the jury pass on after all the evi-
dence had been placed before them
-artafn Hams presented 2 hetter appearance yes
+er,isy than he had displayed the previous DAYS
IN court. He noticed. much Of what took place
ahou- him and his brighter
District Attorney De Witt said the prisoner
vas sane and suffering only from nervousness Tt
this NJ Mcintyre. when informed Of the District
a--ornev-s opinion, REPLIED that that meant fcht
- the bi-ter end viii concessions.
When court adjourned last evening the people hac
ised fourteen Of the thirty peremptorv chel.
aenges allowed them and the defence one less.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
BOYLES ESCAPE FOILED.
Prisoner Has Sick from alleged
Attemnt at .Smicide..

Mercer. Penn. April 22-The Mercer County au-
thorites greatly worried tonight over an
alleged attempt of James H Boyle charged with
kidnapping Willie Whitla. TO commit suicide. and
later a well planned attempt by supposed friends
on the outside To berate the prisoner from the jaT
here While both affairs frustrated their sue
cessful conclusion seems TO have been averted by
the narrCwest margin.
BOYLE was found early yesterday lying upon
the floor of his cell in commissions Doctors worked
over him until late last night, when his condition
improved. Bowie is still ill., out in no danger
Excepting that his illness was such as would have
resulted from some powerful drug nothing can
be learned.
tempt to Hberate Boyle failed account of the
prisoners Illness. At that hour guards found
twenty foot ladder hanging from a window in
Boyle's cell. The suppostion Is that the men who
were 70 free him climbed this ladder and then
found his cell empty, the prisoner being the
jail hospital
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
% pITRIIC NOTICES.

cr-pPrMF OJ'RT.-Appelfdte -Lk ~ ~,
FIRST Departnent.-1n the matter rro,I,y,ts~ -
ap1lica tion OF the Public oerVlS,S aat,oI-1+-
sion for the First District Iot - t,iT Tl,ferrnfne
n1ent of three commissioners 20 ,t -ajiy,.av
erIl report whether rapid transl. +,,l,1,s
or railways for the con',ey as allce 81 ss de-
ION of persons and properiS' ye.,Iei4
fferrnined nv the Board OF taPIu Ct Of
railroad commissioners for ths -, s,1d
NeU York ought 20 he cHilStI1 1,.,,ts 70
1,yjera ted Manhattan Bri6ge R'''~'
P,.bIfr notice is hereby given. a ina NE
,5,l4aT,s}ar,ed Randolph Hurry, t,n"att
Csrovie lev ana Rich " HoilaiIalii. a Lla f The
an order Of the Appellate DIVISION u -
ei,,,Ter.e court in and for the firsl - -
6fcfsI DeDartn4ert entered IN .hr
entitled proceed ding on the loIu - ~
AprI. 19JQ bearing date the leth "a, ~ -
AMI 1o5a been =auuoirted Comnissions!
10 determine ami report AFTER dnc tLl,.s t,rn,ts
hearing whether q railway OF IaI5 ap'tit- v
mentioned in the pctition oI I.,.It ~ Dfsirict
r,resented 70 the said Appellate tlNiSSloIr Soc
on or about the 5th day Of Aarch- ltJ
Court on Or about the same "a :, ousn. -
be coustrncted and operated. 40 nerToS nerry, oao
noint Th1rsdav. the 18th day OF Apfh lSue S.
a. four O'Clock IL the af'STm01n o. n the
;PrblfC Service commission for the lEst
District Tribune Building la4 NasstI Ss,,
street in the Borough Or Mama lean, y. -
NJ NV Yo-L as the time end pace 10y
the 6rst sitting. and that a. SuCh si'tiiiS
and al such adtourusd sittings as fla3 .
thersaFter held they will hear al FsisLs9
Interested IN tire said matter. ~
DetAd Nav York April q. 1909
RANDOLPH HURRY
EDWARD C. CROW LEI
RICH ". HOLLlAMAN,
Commissioners.
GEORGE :. COLEMAN. o....-,,-
Counsel 70 the Public Service cornrnis-
rton To- the FIRST District 1a4 Nassau
9.. street. se Borough Of Manhattan. City
Of New York. n \.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
MOB ATTACKS MoToRMAN.
falice Use Clubs to Rescue Man Whose Car
Killed Little Girl

HIth his clcthing partly torn from his back and
his face and hsad bruised, Frank Deagin. motor
man of eastbeund sth street car, which ran over
srd ktii5 fouT-year-old Marion Blaustein in front
of her fathers store No 414 East 10th street yes
tertlav afternoon. was rescued from an angry mob
hy policemen with drawn clubs. The girl and her
brother crossing the street wnen the car and
= truck caHne along They lodged the truck and
IN directly IN front OF the car. The boy escaped
being down. white his sister was rolled under
The wheels and Instantly killed.
Dr. McTIerrsan. of the LginR-In Hospital who was
the attempted 70 puJi ont the body. but
came n contact with live wire and ba dlv
5u-ued that he taken the hospital in an
ambulance. Meanwhile the father and mother Of
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
INSANITY DEFENCE IN JORDAN TRIAL7
Feliceman Testlfes That Alleged Wife
Murderer Wanted to Meet Another Woman.

fs-nicidEe. Mass. APRIL 22-That = desire for
srother woman vas the motive and that the de-
fence probably viii be that Of insanity points
h-oUght on IN the trial today Of Chester {. Jor-
Gan fer the murder Of his wife Honora-
One ef the policemen whom Jordan is said 70
have confessed stated that Jordan said that he
wanted 1c get away in order 70 meet q woman. a
little later q the ATTORNEYS for the accused
rlsn asked the officer If Jordan appeared normal
while making the alleged statements regarding the
death q his wife and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of her
body jordan < alleged confession several
times reea ted the iurv in ali its grim ,iets lis
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
pEsks AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
PROPOSALS

CONTRACT I
SaTr0 RIpS OR PROPOSALS VIII be
.iIt-aG h. tho Board Of Water supply. in
- nf-l,,e of the Board 29a Broadway, New
S-crt Poom sr0 ninth fiour. until II 4. N.
on Nay g. 1909, for Contract !. Tor furu'sh-
Ing and delivering lead seals.
a. the above place Bnd time the bids will
T.. -,,blirIv opened and rsad- The award
- -he contract II awarded. vii be made
a, eGrr thereafter as practicable. The
Ts,..rd rasarves tire right TO reject any and
Ii bids Pamphlets containing information
90 bfa4e-< form OF contract specifications,
~ ~en he obtained at Room 1918 al tie
,ho,-e address upon application IN psrson
M by mail For further particulars SEE
CITY Record.
T0TF& 4 BENSEL. President: CHARLES
\ rrHADWTCK. CHARLES a SHAW
i-or,rripsI~l1aTs OF the Board OF Water
! WaIDo SMITH. Chief EngInner.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
ART IN TRADES CLUB DIMES

The Art in Trades Club. organization of
artists. architects and connected with art and
housefurntshng firms, had its third annual dinner
in the Park Avenue Hotel last night. The purpose
OF the club is 10 furnish standards the decora-
tions of public and private buildings It is en- out
growth Of a course in hOusefurnshing at the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association. William
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

the children had arrived, followed By about five
hundred persons. who made attack the
motorman. Deagin was rescued with difficulty and
taken to the Union Market station. where he was
locked up technical charge Of homicide.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
rSpEwRITING AND rYrEwRI1EKs.
STORAGE NOTICES.

TFF1 Mckinley STORAGE & VAN CO.
2S2 East i1sth 81
Mrs II. Carlson. Josie Flvnn. Ruckfnan
Bros ] .7onkstaver, Mr.. Fenna. care oF
Burns NJ. Won Gutenberg. n Eutter; tou
ana aarr Of YOU are hereby notified that
the time. for the pavnenf n our iten upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notire thereof had eeeh
siTsn YOU We viii cause such property,
10 ait household goods. personal effects
aud merchandise. stored hy you or In yeur
rarns In the warehouse Of this company,
H. he sold at public auction according 10
The statute in such case made and pro
yided at 2S2 East llSth st, New Nork
CIV. on Friday. April 2Sd. 1904. al 10
a m and continuing every FridaE there
after at the same place and hour. until al
the goods have been sold.
J0s s. APPEL, ANctioneer.
THE Mckinley STORAGE z NAN CO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-SsmUel NeWWitter.
Aurriouee-. 2Sn Broadway. Will sell TO
da, AT o clock a. No. lf2 Mulberry 81.
Borough Of Manhattan. the failures and
.~hs-reTs = q saloon Ry order ot Mort
gage
RY VIRTUE ~ an execution. / Bernstein.
Auctfoueer viii soil TO-DAY AZ a-S0 = N.
e. 1874 ISonarf st. Manhattan one smith
Premier Typewriter By order ot Alfred
Freeman city Marshal.
Ry VIRTUE - an execution. / BERNSTEIN,
Aurrinnee- will sell to-dav a. = a m
a. I9A Leonard st. Manhattan. one 'o!u'll-
h,s chair Y ? : Il e. order of AifTe9
Freeman. IIty Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
PATENTS.

GOOD PATENTS procured. Perfecting IN
developed Inventions. Designing OF S9e-
cial Machinery Mechanical Drawings cor
rectly and quickly made. II. c. Karsons
80 Cortlandt st. room 12S.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
Ra1TIMoRE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL. Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Aooro,r
20 BALTIMORE AND WASAlNSlSEo1 lSE1.,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW = 1NtO'
STATION. WASHINGTON NlIA
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d ST. LIP y.
THsbfngto1 -Sre-rs-r. so pI1 so an
" sshington. Diner. Parlor so am =, SO 20 an ,
Washington Diner. PArlor $50 am 10 20 20 -
Warrington Diner ParIor. II 50 am I50o ~ ~
Washington. Pa-ior. - LOU pm 20 -, -
Parior Car, New York 20 Richmond -
Royal Ltd. > Diner. ParIor $50 pm 4-0o pm
Washington Diver, ParIor D % pm ~ ~ IN IN
Washington. ffet.Parior 6.oe prr l-VV pun
Through Daily Trains 70 the WssS-
Chicago, Columbus. ...-..n.5O an u ~
..Piftshnrz IfrnItefi'' 6 so pm 100 pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville. --.l1-50 pm I-SG an
Gin. St l. .ouisville- 9 90 am 10 ~ an
Gin. St L, Louisville 5 80 pm 90 pn
Offices. 24S. 434. 1900 Broadway: 1a Astor
House. PCS 9Th ave- New York; S4S tnl,9a
at. Brooklyn: west 2sd St and Lios[ty y,,. 81.
After o P. NJ Sleeping Car Teservatloas
and frl Information regarding trains. etc.
can bs obtained at Bureau Of Inforrfia1ion s,io
3. & o. r. r. 23d St Ter. Phone Si4A-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
CHIRoPODY.
DISCARDED CLOTHING.

I.ADIEs-we viii buy you- fine evening,
street dinner costumes. furs. etc. fer
highest cash value Write or phone Will
cali personally az your convenience Nnae-
Natal, T4S 9th ave. Tel. Brysnt-6To
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Malls
ACCOUNTANT. EoCEkEEPER- - Expert
s--stErrz-fze- 61sires sdditionsl Eork:
r.eniug closing keeping. dtSents ng ing,
scJust1az ~ auditing ANYBODY hooks. sPe-
-.isi arrangeEneufS 10 keep books Of COB
germs r1t c-nplov ing bookkeel-ers EeTrIlz %
rs-fv. JOSEPH Semsror. 50 Park Row
-el 81 ss.essra-1-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
RED sd" LINE
STEAMBOATS,

The Great Turbine Steel Steamships
yale AND HARVARD
will resume Service for the
Season on the All-the-N ay-
bv-\V-ater Route OF the Met
ropolitan Line between
New Y08N AND B0sToa
on Monday. MAY 3rd. Leave
/ New York and Boston ;
/ P. N. every day-15 hours
direct between the two
I Cities. Through tickets 10
Boston and points East
thereof will be on sale at all
principal Ticket and New
York Transfer Co. Offices in
y. y. City. at Pier IS n R :;
also at nearly all regular
ticket offices OF Railroad and
/ Steamboat Lines through
out the United States For
full information address Pas
+ senger Department, Pier IS.
IN. R. or telephone Spring
4 $3.50. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23

Sloane Coffin, president Of the club, presided, and
among the speakers were DR.. James P. Haney and
c. r. Lamb. president Of the Municipal Art Society
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
Female

WANTED. Sl-irr and ~ais; hands. Apply
N-s Eic1S. stses EutHance. Lyric Thea
s-s
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

London-F'arfs-Ha
S. S. EAISERIN AUG. VICTCF IA
5000 TONS. r6sT TT. LONG.
LEA WING y. Y APRIL -. 10 4. NJ.
Having unexoslled Ritz-Carltou Ia carte
Restaurant. Gymnasium Electric Baths &
Elevator.
fkaiserin- pr. "A. IeanI BIuecher- May y
Pennsylvania. Apr. 2S. Bpm FAmerika May .
Deutschland APR 20 ION cleveland Nay g
tP- Lincoln. Nav - : nm -P Grant MAY =;
tRitz-Carlton 4 Ia Carte Restaurant New
FIT AN w VIA AzORES-GIBKAi--
II j ally TAR. GAg6s GAI6,s AND
SIS. MoLTKE tsfApr q, 2 pm June 10
SIS HAMBURG .F4May II. 10 a. m July I
SIS. BATAVIA .tJune 3. 10 a m July =
'Cal1s Azores. sGibTaltar. +Napies anu
Genoa
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED
Tourist Dept. for Trips Every wEere-
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. % Broad-
way, N z
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
MORE HAMS JURORS
Ssrfn Men No7c iR the BoT-4lienist
Makes Tenn porary Sensation.
THE JURY.

TIE JURY.
,4TGIST STNDIING, tailor. Corona.
,LGFoRfIE A. HIGBiE. real estate. Springfield.
xCHARIES APPEL tipsInith. Woodhaven.
I-WIIIIAM II. DENTON. retired farmer. Ever
green
s-oTTo J. NICHOLAS. Tithograpber wyckof
Heights.
-W1IBIR CRAFT. contractor. Jamaica
-STFPHEN TERHTNE. electrician. Elnnhurst
New-York tribune., 1909-04-23
HELP WANTED
Ness

Me5s
PRINTER = r1ilizr Nth the batter craze
- toh u-oTk must be able - estimate
az = rIcze work rictcefE a3so capable Of
Erirfting -r-1TE When re0essary- T1sT-7l6 rFsIlt
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BOARD AND Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEE.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
SsTLJ ST % WEST. .-Parlcr floor sxten-
sion with hath. elegantly furnished suite.
-rlvets bath. also single room
taoro ST SIS WEST. T.-Attraceive private
house running water; refined. Christian
family; home atncsphere' reterences ex-
peeted-
UAvERLEY PLACE, 100. - Beautifully
Furnished: one room. with private bath.
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