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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11
Den Ste Juni [ Wi(:
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Com me00elt / lt0lte 1ge bap0e
Sen Oanife &olont / og omfring @il:
mot, &oberts 60, g. Oaf., bellutte1
at feire go Mars 9agen for @run6:
lopen be0 en- feitlig 9ammenfomit,
Ser pda ielbe 9agm iful6e afbol6eS
be6 Ben itore imuffe 5g u8ig Stone
Safe. Otter ipeciel Sn0bp0elie Dar
Scr. 6. 6. @aroenfletb fra Minnea=
polls, Wtnn., fommen i'll te0e for al
bol6e Salen paa 6enne BOT 6Qnlfe
S%ribeos6ag.
Sm gftermi60agen iamIe0es ct ret
anieligt Mntal al &oloniens oanfe
Samilier u6e pe6 @gen paa Mortin
Ma0ien'S gien6om; en- @asolinbaa6
bar ltillet til Dispoittion> og me6
6enne foretoges fgrlt en- lang Sur
op as @een. @ena6 Mften iamle0es
Goriamlingen / ct lille Geltlufale pe0
"Opens Sfrenter, DDor SEN egenlige
&piti0eligbe0 tog i'm 8egDnoelie mco
Mfipngelien of ct &ar Se6relan0S=
iange, bborefter MeieribeitDrer Ml=
bert Gbriitenien bg0 Sorimltngen
@elfommen og intro6ucere0e Sen ino=
bu0te Saler, ser begpn0te me6 at
Kargigre Sen biltoriife @aggru110,
ser fprte Danmorf til Sc itore 8e=
%gipenbe0er, u0a0= lom in0a0til, /
Morene/ 194S-50. G. tier at bobe
poapilt @run6lopens @etp0ning /
6ens forifiellige Gnfeltbirfni11ger>
fan6t Saleren Mnle6ning til at paa-
bite ogiaa Sen itore @%etp0ning, iom
@run6lope11s @ipelle bap6e for %
9anife iom ct l10Dan0ringsfolf til
Mmerifa: at ri, me0 Sen Sribe0Sfd=
lelie un0er Mn oar, font hi
fog / Mrb fra Ta0rene og 6isieS
&omp for Solfets Me0beltemmelles=
ret / 2an6ets StDrelie, par bleDen
langt be6re iftffet til at uafflimati=
iere" % Joni ct fribaarent Golf t
Mmerifa og langt be0re for1to6 at
tilegne % Ben Sribe6 / @orgerrettig=
be0er, ser bleb % til Gel beroore ur1-
ser Mmerifas Stiernebanner. So
leren bap0e poa forifiellig &is og
life min6it UNDER bette bans forte
Spbolo / &olonien beru0e lgrt at
foritaa, at mar bi iom oct Jig be0 I
sange11, ~par flpgte0' for l1peir /
Mor0en" og berobre bap0e i6gt og
funoet ct 2p, laa bar Bette netop ct
romnen0e l10trpf, oDerfert paa Sc
pfonomiffe Silltanoe, for1 at 11apn1ig
Dor 2an6befolfning berbiemme iioen
Sen 1tore lt%opan6rtng pe0 forrige|
Marbunore6es Mi6te begpn6te, bar
1pgt berober for at finbe - og OPP
naa - ct 2D for Jig og fine Gfter=
fommere, Ser fun6e bol6e Mnal meo
SEN u8o116efultnr", ser mer og mer
6erbiemme bar bofset Zig flor og
ltnrf, men til boilfen Sc p6re 2iospil-
faor 1to6 / iaa lf9ren0e ct Misfor-
BOLD. Sen 6anife @oloni I @ilmot
bar iiffert ct al 0e im1ffeit tie GfSem=
pier paa, bbor langt Sen 6anife 8on<
beS meofg0te Sntelligens, G%oretag-|
iombe0 og gnergi fan fore, 11aar ban,
ielp UNDER De ltgrite 8egDn0eliesoan
ifeligbeoer, fonrmer UNDER Sorbol6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

ED Stu CT set Siben, at 9e bgr teg11e
Gem for ct announcement paa bette
@lab. Meo fine %paalioelige Otter
retninger % fit u6balgte 2aieitof bill
set bIipe Gem en- fiiprfo1nmen @i9it
fro i1ge tit l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

SiQl1DI De mango SQl1 t=Nnter1fI=
mere, lom / Sonr1rer bei6ger Ge0re=
lan0et, og al bpilfe bel ct S1ertal pil
oeltage / ct al eller begge Sc to itore
Mfg0er / MarbnS og paa &osfiloe
@piifole, bill Gorfatteren Carl @a11=
len al Spler, Minn., bore en- al Sent,
Ser bill blipe ifienfet lerlig Sp=
merfi ombe0, boa6e for0t fan er ble=
ben Ell al Sc 6onife Entertainers
beoit fienot Hennefgrere og / @geu=
lfab al Breli0ent for 9anif Mmeri=
fonif Selifob.
Carl @onien ct fg0t 1861 og att
iaa en- @an6 / fin frafttgite Ml6er.
Sra lin ti6lige ungoom bap6e ban Ii
terere SntereSier, ilutte6e fig Tom
ung Stuoent nermeit til Sen ur1o-
oerne" 9iteraturretning meo @eorg
8ranoes og S: g. Sucobien iom 2e6e=
re, men bette 0og al0rig ois1e Men0s
religieie @pn. Sioli9t begpn0te ban
at ifripe- @moattng til 8lo6ene, bl.
a. til ~uoe og Siemme", 6og u0en
iterre @er0i u0en for ioa pi6t iom Sc.
bite, at ban bno0e gnner / Sen &et-
ming. Sans &igen git nopnlig / &et-
ming al Sfueipiaerfoget, og en- &re-
BE- fan aflag6e for en- befien6t 9i=
reftgr, faffe0e bom al 6enne ct @i6=
neSbpr6 ON Salient. Men ban bap6e
BOG Selbfritif nof iii at in6ie, at
Gcenen life bar Sen Sci as bpilfen
ban if1l6e i9ge 8eremmelic. Gaa
bar ban / nogle Mar @nslerer, men
rejite iaa en- ifign Dag, u6en nermere
SDerpeielie, til Mmerifa. Set bar I
Gfteraaret 1886. @erobre baneoe
ban fig lin egen Sci tog fat paa
SernbQne= og 6ormarbeioe iom Set
fl1noe faloe Jig, og bleb omii6er 29=
rer paa @If @orn 0on1fe @giifole /
3 l1n6erpisningsoor. 5ammen mes
ofoeoe Baitor $. S. Ne6erien bar
bon meo til at bpgge Spler &giifole
= 3onebo0 poa en- ggn, bbor fun
faa 0onif e families. Ser iQmle0es
e%fterbaonoen en- 0an1f Mpbpg6, og
Carl &anien fit en- mangeartet Mn=
Denoelie for fine gpner og &un0-
ltober | 6en - iom @ejifolelerer,
9prlege, Somn Glerf> 6re0s6ommer,
@siurance=@ efreter og a6ifilligt al1=
Set, iaalebes ogiaa iom &ielper i
&glt= og Serifeti0. 8etolingen fal6t
lom &egel uin %notura", men set
bjalp til at fnptte ct in6erltgere
8oan6 mellem bam og bans 2an0s-
meno. San tog Sprbol6ene fra SEN
lpie SIDE, &umoriit iom fan er al
Noturen, og ban blep netop al 6enne
@rnno un6erti6en misforitaaet, fit
fine SLENDER, iom Sc fleite Solf, ser
pil noget, 10 / &eglen bar. Deres
Sal -er blebet f9rre / Ti6erneS 2pb,
og @ennerreS &re6s er bleben ftgrre.
Sc faa uDenner ban bar betragter
ban iom n%popen6ige for at boloe bom
Daagen - fan in6rgmmer ielp, at
fan er li6t inbolent al Maturen.
S 1893 blep Carl &anien Eplers
Boltmelter - set Dar UNDER @lepe.
lambs &egime, og Carl @onien
bar ale 9age beret ful6blo6s 9emo-
frat. Da &epublifanerre / 1896
otter TOM til &oret, maatte ban at.
ter, bige &la6ien. Set bar / bans
Holtmelterti6 at ban otter greb til
Hennen og GAP Jig til at ifil6re 2iDet
paa &r9rien, iaale0es lom set for
mer Jig for Mpbpggeren. Sans 5fil.
0ringer al &rGrie=9epbpggeren / 6e
6anif-qmerifanife 8la6e gior6e 2pf.
fe tbi Sc bar peltrufne og ifrepne III
al Ell go6mo6ig 6oritaaelie &. Snns
fgrlt Bog bar ire SortelIinger,
III ABsrariens 8prn1, Der uofom |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

Dberiten Il Waesien): 9a ieg bar
1ioe,l, blep leg engang ipoaet al en-
Saterfjerring, at jeg enten ifl1loe bli'
mo- rigtig itort eller ingenttng!"
Dngite 26itnant: u&oao blep De
1a?"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-18

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-18
HARRY W|LLETT
Forms a Partnership and.
They Open Up Offices
in Huntington.

=
Clark burg friends OF HAIRY wis
l lett viii read Che following from.
the Huntington Advertiser VITA
graft fcation and hope the yensuse
win nesa prosperous one. as they are.
always glad p. hear of his success:
Darby H. Hutchinson, formerly.
with the late j.. 3. Stewart and.
Harry w Wilfett. for number ~
years assoelated with Smith Broth
ers' have oDenei Offices IN tha Fred
eriek building and VIII do general
architectural work:
The young men have had train
ing and each Is a talented young
architect Both young men are pop
ular and deserving.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-18
ALL YOU CAN EAT
Is Served at the Traders Hotel for
Only so Cents.

Here is what the Traders Hore:
offers to eat for so cents:
All the roe shad
All the white perch
All the roast beef
All>the Pork
All the green onions
All the new tomatoes
Fnll line Of vegetables
All; the pie. sherbet and ice cream
THAT YOU CAN EAT
Strictly American plan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-18

CHICAGO, MAR ls-wheat 1.16
= corn Sc ds2. oats 54s.s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
IN ANGRY AT CONTROLLER AGAIN
Stirred Up Over Letter Directing to Commit
tee Chosen TO See Him.

II. Central Federated Union was N''Ne -
Gain Yesterday over letter received from <''i
- ,,o,- IN replv 10 a letter from Secretary
rob,, i, which the Controller was lniorfreu 'A'N "
COMMITTEE. had been appointed to see hih IN" ''N
that the overtime in the work OF the 'sF"T ''e''
., Bridpos be restored. According to the deleEu'eS
of the unions in the building trades, the o'er'hie
= va. discontinued in January. The ContF'-ier is'
ter was follows:
b,s ,-o,,- letter Of the 2eth inst. and In reply
hog n saw that shall be glad 70 meet MASSIS =
t3nS. Ioavv MacStay and Green ~ any & &ue ..iit ..
On any subject and give them al the lhl"T
"a con sideration POSSIBLY can. have ~" deN'It,
oae,er 10 rrect Messrs. Coaltley or GURUS a. p'S
errerjence simply has taught me that COME ete'yts
them avail, and tieN sl'ili,
statements at the meetings Of your body Ior tlf
nurnosc of having them disseminated through ue
press
The men above named with Coakiey and 'urts'
formed the committee which vas appointed 10 SeS
the Controller When the letter was read Ioaklc@
declared he was willing to retire. So a'd C't"S'
who is chairman Of the Central Federated Ih'"i'
The meeting however. would not agree 10 either
being left of the c9mmttee
William NJ Wins VINO invited 10 attend lAe
meeting Yesterday explain the provisions % ihe
new; charter, was not able to do SO, owing TO Ill
,.ss He wrote that ne would be only too happy
20 attend when he recovered from the grip Inc
central Federated Union decided 10 invite Nm 10
next S:nday.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
CHARGES DETECTIVE WITH ASSAULT
Prisoner in Court, His Head Swathed in
andages-Cuvillier Appears

With his head covered with bandages Joseph
Tully, driver, OF No SIS West I41st street was
ARA igned before Magistrate Walsh in the Harlem
court yesterday morning d series Of charges
which included intoxica tion. disordery conduct
tempting to his way a dance hall using
abusive language and resisting arrest. Tully. be-
fore the examination ended. made a cha rye of
assault against Detective Alexander Renton, OF the
detective bureau, who made him prisoner.
Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvler. who recently
introduced bill in the Legislature 10 prevent
tectives carrying blackjaCks. appeared in and
said that the assault Tuliy wanton and
that he would use the photograph OF the as
evidence in favor of the pa ssing bill Rem
testified that Tuly intoxica ted, had used
indecent language in trying get into dance
hall al 10th street and Lexington avenue and had
fought him while under arrest. He produced a
witness special policeman at the dance hall, but
the latter said he didn't see anything.
The detective paroled for examina ton to-
day. Tully also paroled and the magistrate
issued many subponnas for witnesses
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
FRANCHISE HELD Up.
y. s. {. HvHhhOLdS Consent to PET
ham I4renue Trolley Extension.

The Public Service Commission has refused to
approve the franchise granted by the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionnlent to the Union Railway
Cornpanv, of which Frederick W Whitridse Is re-
ceiver TO build an extension or Pelham avenue
from the junction OF Third avenue TO the South
erD boulevard. The commissions approval wl be
withheld until certain provisions OF the franchise
which are objectionable 10 the commission are
amended The action Of the commission was taken
on the recommendation OF Commissioner John +.
Eustis who held the hearings the applica tion-
Mr Whitridge received the franchise from the
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment on March l.
and four days later applied the Public Service
held on March 25 when the company showed that
sition
In discussing one objection 20 the franchise, Com
missioner Eustis says, his opinion:
Il am very strong in my opinion that this COM
mission should not approve Of the franchise for
the Pelham avenue extension so long as the com
pany refuses TO complete its obligation with the
city for the other extension, fom Sedgwick avenue
10 Broadway. in Manhattan
This extension approved by Mayor Nc
C7eilan December Il but the bondhoders were
unwilling for the receiver to make the contract
Another objection is 10 the terms OF the pro-
vision for the renewal OF the franchise after fifteen
wears which, the commission believes. would
enable the company continue Indefinitely under
the original terms
The commission also objects the ground that
the company has complied with the commits
sions orders regard filing Of various
papers, such az franchises, track agreements. etc
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
FIRE TRUCK HITS ELEVATED PILLAR
Of Horse Has To Be Killed-Milkman Ar
rested for ObstructinR the Road.

While responding alarm OF fire from Second
avenue and 39th street. late yesterday afternoon
Fire Truck No. 2, stationed al Lexington avenue
and 50th street. smashed into Second avenue ele-
waited pillar 10th street. injuripg of the
horses badly that IT had to be shot. and throw
ing several fremen from the truck. John Dun
leevy. of No. 1859 Second avenue the driver OF a
milk cart. arrested, charged with obstructing
fire apparatus
The truck was Gathering south in Second avenue
and Duneavy driving his cart north. He at
tempted guide his horse clear Of the truck, 60
ing toward the curb. William Sythes. the driver
Of the fire truck, unable guide his horses
between the milk cart and elevated pillar, the
space being too narrow The Of horse struck a
pillar. falling street. and pulling his
down also. None of the iremen burt The
FIRE Of trIhing importance
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, April 4, 1909

ARRIVED.
steamer rrius Wiuem II ,Dutrh Van SI7ot"r. Am
-. Carupano l6. tumaua and t;IJnta l.. IA
G.ayra Is Puerto CahelIo 10 curacao n. Jacmei %
Marc 20 TO Royal Dutch West india Mail. pas
sengers mails and mdse Arrived At the Bar a. $40 m
March n tnc Union SULPHUR Company. WITH sulphur
Passed in SANDY Hook at 6:33
steamer Jefferson. Dole Nevport New. AMI Norfolk.
~ the old pomrl"n $ 20. with passengers and mdse
Passed IN 3ugTan.lne a. 5:2e m . ,,,
IS Co. with mdse. Passed IN Quarantine a. u 10 m
steamer NiEilancin- johnson fampico Mar.h % and
Nassau April /. the New York and oUSN Ma. Ss Co
with lo4 passengers mails RHf mds"- Arrived Rt the
steamer Verdi ,Rr. Ryrns Ruenos Ayres March 10.
NJptevifeO IL Santos 10 R0 lie JaneTo Is I}ahta II
and Barhado~ % RusE Daniels. with 900 passengers
Stoame~ TuIsiana CItab Carhorc Genoa March is and
Naples 10 n Richard y 20 " iS I.3ia
stserase passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at
Steamer Alamo Davidson. Galveston March 81 and
KEY West % 20 the Mallory $ % with passengers and
steamer CITY OF Atlanta Smith Savannah April l.
TIE Ocean - Co with passengers and mdse Passed In
Quarantine qt $40
Charleston 10 the clyde - 60 with passengers and
mdsn. Passed Quarantine at age N.
Lisbon IA the Cans Line. with mi'e Arrived at
tho Bar at a
ard Queenstown %. tho White Line. wiz 2d3
cabin and 7o passengers and mise Arrived at
steamer Princircsso I.rtitia ,Itnn Martina Genoa
Simp'on. Suence Young with mdse. Arrived a.
strnmo~ PhadHsi.9 'R-, ssrohrid=> re,.h March -
md Dnrdee 20. simnson. Young With rnd'e.
sand. Hook \ T. Arril s 0:3o u--wind northves,
Light air: fair; hazy: smooth sea
SAILED
Steamers Mc,aha ,Rr for London: Ma-acas tBr'.
Crpn7dn and TrrIdad F7ccrt"n Port Antonio. II
PIemontc GtaD. Tampa: Enfield Hrl
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

highest court in The Of the Williams Engineer
Ing Company against the Controller.
One of the bad features OF the law. as sustained
after various tests Is that II painter or machh-
ist can obtain Jon iIolgh political influence, ne
f compel inc contractor and the city n pay him
top wages while his less fortunate brother. on
purely commercial work. unconnected with the
municipality. may be compelled 20 "oTi> longer
hours for Jess pay.
7, Was inevitable mat tho Controllers men should
encounter extraordinary claims the mass
presented Some of them indicate powerful mag
nations on the part ot the claimants
George H Williams, nm engineer in the Depart
mont OF Water Supply. put in bill Tor nacN pa
iron, May : 1896. II Mey !, 1905, for s+lSS The
city Whitfield the claim down 70 $392 IS, Wnieh
Williams accepted.
Morris Mccarthy an engineer in the department
% Street Clcaning put in claim for S2''lo anu
got IS u. Mccarthy X 50 vrotn about II 'ha' i-e
will not call for his voucher.
John kcegan. engineer in the Disclpllha'H
Training School Boys. IL BROOKLYN, vas one OF
the few who scored real hit. Ie ran the engines
at the school 70. $50 a month and seemed 20 be
glad of tho chance He sued for back pay TO 'he
extent Of IS 504 GO. and recovered s$.2+' 20
F,mployps at work on BacIwels Island. who
boarded at the expense Of the city. had TO pay Tor
their hoard when they enforced their claims 'o'
hack rav The CITY cont"nded tho meals were eX-
ira compensate and sustained II was
very jarring for one man TO pay for two thousand
meals all in one ba tch-
CLAIMED H59l557 IN VAIN.
Daniel Keller. n tailor in the Department OF mar
tiles and Corrections from May 10. 1928. 10 MaTch
- IAN mt in claim for 800 days Al 81 daH'
with double pay for suniavs and holidays he al
legged he had earned S3oooo and had received
g os3 "a He demanded the difference, s99l6 o. ana
was cut up when the Controller turned him down
John F Ford a gas man. al s25 month sen; IN
q claim FOR overtime for $3.50 90 which was dls-
allowed =,
Even the inmates of the institutions on the ISL
and who had been allowed while living at the eA-
rense Of the city to ligat work a merely h"nii-
nal wages sent in claims The sole reason ior 'hei'
bainr allowed anv nav ar all was the fact that me
cit,. cannot allow an. work for II without
nav The LAWYERS convinced some OF these peoPe
that they had valid claims. and scores ol 'hell
have been for years waiting for their shlps 10
come
Philip J. Mccoy. chef examiner OF the ol>lS""'
received q letter in which the writer says
Il write you a few lines to lot you kno" '''a'
want my money that / worked hard tor want i.'
trouble with any want what inc Ia" az
lows Nc and bv the -- If | haven't 1t in the
beginning Of next month there Will be trouble ana
trouble that won't be forgot Now remember you
won't be uotfed again Now. haven "oFNeu '
any in eight months and I am not going 10 die
with hunger and let Tammany han ule'es
keep IL"
Il could have had him locked up for il when ne
called around 10 see me later" said Mr. McANoy'
but the poor fellow didn't know what ne was
doing
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
OIL co. CASE Up TO-DAY
Hearing Of Federal .Suif in Circuit
Court at st. Louis.

Washington. April 4-The case of the United
States against the Standard OH Company OF New
Jersey which Is to begin before the Onlted states
Circuit Court in St Louis tomorrow K one Oh the
important and farreach-il2 ti'H az luis 80
tried in this country.
Tho governments bill Of complaint charging Fio-
Iation of the sherman antitrust law was hled IN
the Circuit Court of the United states TOT III" tISt
division of the eastern judicial dlStr't oi Viz
souri, il November. 1906 The Standard Oh ON
NAM. az %au, Jersey, tho parent organization with
its various subsidiary corporations ana seN'" IN
tividrals-John .. Rockefeller. William fSoche-t'-
ley Henry NJ FiaGler. Henry II Rogers. John u
Ar,hbold Oliver II. Payne ana Charles NJ. Pratt
are charged with having entered into an agree
1fnt corlhrat lion and conspiracy with one another
70 restrain trade and commerce among the several
states; TO monopolizc trade and commerc" IN tiie
nurchase of petroleum, in the shipment ana trans
rortation Of petroleum by pipe line, steamship anu
b, rail; in tho manufacture and refining of pc
rrolo1,n and in the distribution. sale and ship
n,cnt Of the products OF petroleum
The United States seeks perpetuaily 10 enion the
Defendants from doing any act looking to the car
rvnC of the alleged combination or conspiracy
and 10 dissolve se standard oil combination
Franklin Ferris. of St Louis. was appointed by
the court special examiner and before him the
testimony m the case taken. Beginning on
Sarton1ber IL 1907 hearings were held In New
yor. Washington Chicago and Cleveland. The
government. closed its testimony January 2l,
1909 About four hundred witnesses were exam
ined approximately hundred appearing Tor each
side
The attorneys for the government are FRANK b.
kelloSg, Frank 4. Morrison, {. 4. Severance ana
J. A Harwcod Graves. Dr. +. Dana Durahd
Deputy Commissioner Of Corporations assisted IN
the preparation Of the case. Whatever may be the
result Of the trial before the Circuit Court the
case will certainly be appealed 20 the United states
Supreme Court.
e. I.oiiis April THE full bench Of four Juoses'
conprisng the United States Circuit court "I u!9
district will hear arguments in the soFeIHiie"t
Standard oil case. The arguments in beha!. ol u"
government Will he made by Frank r. >eli"Ss' -
q Paul and cx-United States AttoEney M'''iS,
of chicago The oil corporation VIII be rt'.e9'''
bv Holm G Milburn CT New York; M'l.% ~,
traI and John s Miller. OF Chicago; DaV'o l. wa"
son Of Pittsburg and John G. Johnson 'l '''''
delphia. .i,oro, becn
seldom, If ever has such mass OF evidence -
. f1aa N a single case The record lncluuii's
~. exhIbts already exceeds seven i''
words. all taken by one stenosrapher' hooe
TavIor Of St Paul. Even perusal OF us use' - -
tho court IS impossible. and much VIII "'P''t ,,o
tho summaries presented by the attorneys .. r,
rasDoctive sides II Is expected that the cou'l ".
,ropt each side about five DAYS for hna1 arr SE'0-'
-, fsr exceeds the time usually allowed
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Queenstown. April 4 Baltic ,Br New York for Liver
pool.
Plymouth. April 8 123o NEW York. New York
for ChorbourE and southampton and proceeded
April New York. New York Via Ply
mouth and ChcrbourG.
SAILED.
Queenstown. April s-Steamcr Mauretanla oBr from
Liverpool. New York
MoviIe. April 3-CoiuHba tT}r) from Glasgow. New
Dove-. Apfn a-Kroon!snd dBalgp from Antwerp. New
York.
Rio de Janeiro April 2-Byron New York.
Raha April 1Tintoretto oRrI. drom Santosi York
PASSED.
Lizard. April 4-oruha tBrl. New York via Kingston.
Colon. BarhaGoeS. etc. for Southampton
st Michaes April A-Rarha rossa Ger, New York FOR
Nnrles Cenoa.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

"van Asten's Visitor" by Allan 6raghampton,
story Of "doetoree" will, in next Sundar's
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
SAVED FROM DEATH BY GAS.

The arrival Of three policemen. who broke down
the door leading TO the apartments Of James Mar
tin. his brother scar, and Louis Rano. at No
$50 Howard avenue. Brooklyn. saved the three
Young men from death by gas asphyxiation yes
j.rday. The revived and taken to ST.
Marys Hospital II is thought that one OF the
men accidentally turned on the jet of a gas stove
before going to bed on Saturday night
Patrnlman Charles Olsen o.. the Liberty ayenue
station. detected the odor of gas coming from the
hallway, and. summoning other policemen
broke in the door Of the first floor apartment
where the three men were found unconscious Tn.
policemen revived he patients by first aid methods
before the arrival OF ambulance surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05

| They certainly are coming our way
these school boys home for Easter
vacation.
In long trousers suits for boys Of
II to Is wears, we doubled our busl-
ness last Winter, and SO far this
Spring have more than doubled last
Springs sales.
That's the best evidence there can
be of the attractions Of the patterns
and cut.
Boys long trousers suits, Sl4 to
$40.
EVERYTHING else boarding school
bows need for their Spring and Sum-
mer outfits.
For BOYS a bit bigger, youths of
from 32 to 35 chest. we are equally
well prepared with Spring suits.
Three models this Spring iii youths
sizes some of the coats with slant
flap pockets and cuffs, some in more
conservative style.
$40 to S28.
Our Motor Wear Department is
specially strong now on chauffeurs
suits for Spring and Summer use
Norfolk suits and variations of the
Norfolk type.
Plenty of "Slip-ons" too-great
coats of fancy woolens for owners
wear in chilly Spring driving.
Everything men wear i'll o car.
ROGERS. PET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
2ss s42 1902
az at at
Warren st. 18th ST. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-05
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