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New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male
GE.RFSMaAN-AMER1cAN .FSa desires position with
Box Il, Tribune oHice
ML.HANICAL DRAFTsMAN and foreman ex
g sge..seIcee, familiar with automatic machirers
. {. BOX ). Tribune oifics
6ksCREI @ @sERvLcf5 -Ir1vestsstions rhadowing,
tive. 4oe Main 81. Asbnrv PARK < J
sLAbLEMAN. %. able 70 run or care auterlo-
BILE has ucense. Young, 1907 81 ave.
WANTED .ey conscientious and efficient male
RoS % 754bune once. e fhA''isi district
YOUNG Man, high school graduate: best ref
ereDces; age Is A B.. il. las Lexington
Female
AsHIER.-Refned Christian Young LADY. with
expe-ience. as cashier in retail store desires
Position where accuracy. dispatch neatness snd
"a. Tribune Office
EDUCATED young lady. English. French. Ger
man, teaching music. desires engag cement
morning ano aIte-aocn; would take children out;
best references ADDRESS A. X, - East s7th 81.
GIFIA colered, as daster in department. store er
once 6glIelAg; @ references Stephen, care Har-
oTERNESs-.English thoroughly experienced
N all branches excellent references. city or
GON En- EsS.-Gernlan. VIII take entire
charge OF two or three children: teaches
-sl freneh, kng!isn. Music, German: excellent
5o3 9th ave. cor. 4ed st.
SEANSTRESS-French woman. fine hand sew
ing a specially: one years experience; 81 %
DAY Marie leonard. Az Hudson St
STENoGTA PH ER-Jp- -to-date American girr
wants position quickly: good vai1e for norey
eff'ctert competent and reliable. Miss Terhune,
T. Q. Box 104J, New YORK
STENcGR APHER--Neat willing ara obging;
months experience. SS 70 start Miss 4 &.
H. 4s6 ID
OCRAPHER.-Exsert and accurate: wants
teTnporaTy work; IS available any hour.
Room 1-3oo. Everett Building. ~ East 18th St
STENOGRAPHER-TT TTPEWRITER.-No agents;
selar5, 81. c. J, 6S9 Marcy ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

- - p sT7T-sTE = s-r general e-2erf-
enc --x,-s~- -e4-l.free s---l-s =-its1E 5ea--
- r-e--zIe ---5e- = t-eze-tzal EE-r -cy-
--s-- ---ca-ztzcz zks EsrczaTsv
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

S.~E5Tsr, t=z-z-s=--zCl handle NAM
-z---=-s -z-= - trimmings and braid -c-
-csE z-- z-E zste- --z1e- or those e-re-
=.--r ami. C-==z E-zi1 T--Es. 80 z esr
6-cz1-z-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

= s77--.S1r- -FS-Pc1-l - magazine 6e-l-sr hand
s--z -He--{--e -7-s- pa--ler-. eas- irS-z i-ae--s
- COMMISSIONS. S. dz1-. guarantee LaTler.
-g--
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

- 80 Nh 7-s--sz eIeFar- r-cpcs---o-1-
r7-- ~. s-s-e C-eFlcES experience a. ccE1-
-----s-i--s s---z--- cc-ss-nz-al We E--reor-
---s-- Puv = --fta1e 015ce-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

--7-EZF7T 7l-o---1rali~ cspehie nan hav-
-~=z e-o-a - warehouse eZr-e-ael~e.
C-@1s-..s E--rf7z nsrt C'c-rr-stlc7 fEsf- iaez'.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
q PIRsT[ANCE d ~ ORpER - Hc1N

ARCHIBALD : WHITE. Administrator.
Z HARLES r THORN. Attorney fer Admins
trator, l65 BrcadWay Manhattan New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

el--.- S7s -e---sver- -osl-'-r- people want
~r--e-ts- -o-tz -ra- JuQp Exchange. s. oes-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-AL-SNE - vines s-6 liquors importing
- razEs ezF=- eZcs- man t-E- z-z-=
z--.z s--es=r-zzl- E=r7rlc--cs-- L--7c-z--- IS.
-eazH - E-lsE7a-
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New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-.-- --- - 7l-- =. II .rz@--a-t-a s-Elr@e-
7---z-~=5s IS sue-lz' -i-- -=--sss7fa--Te- man
~ ---ss--e5 -r1r- eue-ne=r--= t-n1s- -'~eden
- - -----e-- t-r--r--1-E1- - Eros5zs
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

TET -z.-sE -1o az 5--s-~i=w people to- n
=-4---- -----szr-.- zz-z-fe--- C--ec=ssz-Z.
s-z-= --=-1-s s-rs-zzz-- gccc pa S-ezc-. b-T
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

=-- - - 5Sr 80. fasc3nsr@s vouns
~ ia. 1T gre 7est PocAet SaiAtss' i''c-
- * r--r E-1ss-sT.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

--7EE 777-sT 7=PFPTNTF|DE9IT fo- ~hlr-
-z-. eE-z-=1re1 r-z1 u -zEs entire
--zz- --e5s--.s- E-,llc.-1 corporation
.=z- --rz. l=E F--z SEA-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

----7-5---s -ssIs ana seu-zle- - sell picture q
80 -.~ss ffe5e-.s Np--el-- House.
- - - sea- E---ElEu Bridge
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

t=E1- r-zla s-E f=rzsle n sci Lincoln sr1
--e-a- pt--i.Ezr --.rel ards 7-le1ers
c~e E--zz IL Eark EcT, near 6rooAlyn
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

~. ERs-Cspsrsz na=n. experienced -
-s-s1zce- z-5 ----1tl-- work can cham r@--
--z-=-- s-rrl-Tu7euf - crews -o-- q work ~
- ~---L- or. r---sIr >~e~- Tx --s-e Con
.---- --- - r--..-. & - - sn.5 .fs-<s~s
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-aIESZ. 4c---9- Cc1a. hee5e 1a-re-s Santiago
-z----=-- and general --=--ne-6ise ezre-te1ce
--1z- z-=zz =-z--z- 9-e--l--. C-e5su-ls- E-urIoy-
--4--- L.1-r--E-Eoz- E-S Esros Susv
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

--F-,5--5 nae ed fz-s1e 20 sell Lo1-'lo sn5
- - ---.----=s r-@5e--s cst-ei-c- House. f7S
r--t son -es- F-oez.zl Bridge
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-=7=-- = +. = -,re I1Escar. sSo. Invaluable
- s--.-,9siisS-s- engine lo=s t,ae @ork- gases
-.-5eaz srs -o.lec- eoc- cre1lng 1cr right ree1-
-oa- azS T7-s Erozowar-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

- - -k-1zgnc-c- -Le ---eG SCz-es sell
z---------z necessities every ov7eT wants cur
r--t-----. -zfz-s1-es required Oxen Ike &
--zts-rc7 Co. 20 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

. rArY II refinement and culture, past 30
r.ir5ory Of well known phy ysiciap capable cT
assuming the duties cf housekeeper in genteeI
rerofIZ desires such position. fun information
a-G references VIII he exchanged upon request
ADDRESS culture care OF Alien. - West
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRITER6.
lIPENRIERS, g ~ s5Ss "a e = : 4:5 !: =:

T7TT0P vTSTBLE 20 Nassau st. catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bar
gains in Cndervoods, Rentngtens Oltvers.
TVPFWPITINC. and ste-oEraphic dietatior.
literary legal commercial; lowest prices
Tel 5aSo Plaza - East seth 81. > Cruss
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14


CARPET CLEANING
ny. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
OIdes+ Largest. Most 1fodsrr
As AND 45S WEST 45IH 81
lei 4sg--4S95-Brya Established 1857.
" p JORDAN EDWIN LENTS-
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO-Cieans
by compressed air. steam. hand OK On ieor-
1854 Brca1say. 42I EcSS 4eth 81 COE d
BRANDT Tel 1323srh
LosT-sANkBooks-
LOsT.-Bankaook 10. as .092 OF rhe Hoboksn
Bank fcr Savings. Al persons are hereby
cagt{ensd not 20 negotiate ths sane. payment
has been stopped Finder iii please rs-lrn beck
% the hank
LOST -Bankbook Nc- so III Of Dry Dock
Savings Instirution- Any person having
claims upon said Book IS called upon 20 pFessss
the same TO The bank within thirty days or rns
SAID book viii be declared cancelled and extin-
zuishea and q new enc issued IN len thereof
LOST OR STOLEE-Bankbook No 5ss. 716 g
the Em1grant Industrial savings Bank Pa
No. 81 Chambers st
LOST OF STOLEN Bank book No 575. .sTs Or
the Enaigrsnt Industrial Savings Bank Pay
nen- STOPPED Please return book 10 hank. 10
8 Chambers st
fer The Tribune received At their CptoTa
once. No. 1896 Bros1vay- bs-veep 36rh and
aTrh sts- Until o. clock r n t1vsTJi5e11surs
received the following branch Offices at
regular Cfice r-.1s until clock .. m. viz
.6z ST. ave. COZ 2Sd 81. Us SIR ave. cor
tween 7rh and sJH z-es-. 2zi Y est 18th st IoT
- a~ fG2F p ave recr Sf=r 17nS TSt
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
ALICE KETELrAs. Administrators.

PARSONS. .CLuSSoN & AIcILVAINB Attor-
ueys for Administrative s. William
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

Es--S.E- Lest-=-c Week ez-cs-=5- deter
ez- c-z- = ps--a s-s1r position $50
-esl--- Cal s1-r- = n, Room =. s. East
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

ETE7-Z-z= Z 57E-E7--z5oc. For1uE71ese5 for eT-
--- -11ss. correspondence "a beth English and
-------=s= r-=5ear-zI Employment Corporation
.Er- --rzf - Hraad-sE
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

----S-- .o-- T-T----e-1-E FSsTr7lo1d typewriter
z=s-z- Tie Hsr11-3ul T-peTsr1t-- c. IL
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

s2TETtr-- FLOWERS -Fo-tF experienced
7C-e e-z. rEeeeo--rz- clies hands can ma Es
- s. -z- week. z-ea-y 7crE- PoaPelHEser. -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner {. Thomas. = Surrogate Of the County
o. New york. notice IS hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Darius ogden
Mills late Of ths County Of New York, de-
tberzcf - The subscribers. at their place Of
trarsacttne business No 10 Broad Street IN
+cA CITY of New Y ork. On or before the lst
dav Of September next
Dated Sew York. ths 27th day Of January,
1910.
OGDEN MILLS,
ELISABETH II. REID.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

H.-ES1-z -Es- p---- T---- experienced .
--1--s51- nus speak Spanish fce--lv
--=5e1=5zl E-ur-lE-uez- Corporation tEs- lelssj
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-R---r-Ez-- FIlEF F-Fs-sIAAe-s 1sncy teath-
s-esc- -c1k- E-o5 ga a fift Co, -
- E=-r-s--e 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
Female.

CASHIER R-Refned Christfsn Young Iad- with
experience. as cashier in retail store desires
POSITION where accuracy, dispatch neatress ard
refinement are essential address = E q Box
p" Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-z-E-srEr- 10. cover rsr-- article
---s1 zsI~. s-le-5t5 t--r-e for rzsrIers. Czli
rr-- 81 Ger lz-E-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

-z---sEE-N- esr a-i-z : business viz cc- lt-4
~ hing steady ---c1lc [c- life -ezi
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

GARDENER Of the r. : Eogu-t estate; can
take frn charge cf gentlerasn's country place,
lifetime experience in greenhouses, fruit and
veeerabIs gardening: landscspinE- highest refer-
married. Address Greenhouses. l3pth st
e-5 E25xzrs5.Ie Drive
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

E0CSEToRKEPS C experience also rsT az
-1Vals wiling q lean. Miss Currv's Bureau,
e 80 s. %fTh foo
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

TX vrr understands -ts brsi-
-s-: 1s-vzzzl = s-5 =. Thc S1-zT Ersf5
'-zr-- -1e EIercser -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

--sz-1- ----.ox ~. carries Eo=-z- --sT-
< eeeoazs. lzs5e1llsi Ez1E-oy-as-- Cc--o-atior-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

IL PIT RSLANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner & Thomas Surrogate Of the County
OF New York, notice is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims gainst Philip d Keteltas
late Of the County OF New York, deceased, 70
present the same with vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber a. her place OF transacting
business. a. the Offices OF Parsons. ClOsson &
AIcIl aine, No. - William street. IN the Bor-
ouah OF Manhattan. in the City Of New fc-k,
Dated New York, the 7fh day OF February,
1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

EoCSEyT RAEE,-Exre-1encA holsevorker. no
laCz6-y- fcr prtvate family. in apartment:
wzses So Miss Cu---'s Bureau. * Us=- 42d
81 Rccuc 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
HELP WANTED.
Female

NIoh 1sGndress. chanacer1laid. waitress; 70
HlHaii AMERICAN family in apartment; city
ItsHesI Wages osrerberes Bureau. 7IS Lexing
Ioh aNe-, between 57th and 5sth stE-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

@a--- -.'[-- FLOW EIf=- Makers Hanr@cs OK
e- ----- Eso5 80 stezEy wc-E al year
1S-s---- 4 Eoeaf "a 80 80 Erus6azy
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

GARDENER fHeadl-Bv pracrfcal man. expeIt-
ence in flower and kitchen garden LTees'
shrubs. lawns. greenhouses, etc; aged 28; mar
Tie5. ozse enid; reference Address I Ryan,
General Delivery. Boston. Mass
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

ko'.-1r Vernon Miss Margaret Sr1l-h's Bureau.
= West 42d -, s=e-nd aec-- Phone seSe
PrEzne
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

cz- 2sE-d-v- 81 Nth Laundry. $50. family
W waldorf Bureau. Il Vest 32d 8, near
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
Help WANTED.
Male

.cr~-s make s4g zaossE selling Flaming
-, = -s---e-x Ter sYr-eker h'tEs one az
49, n P~7-r c. - Bower Ne-- Aors city
1---7C--@eH novelty s@rerisT-7s. interests
-.-p,-r- l-ir r-orrs; iuforn1a tlen fres- Lin
- -. ,.-ve--- = o-ls .Esl l.TnsaRal , y
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

VERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Iaa Tribune received at their J7ptBwn
once. Nc 1864 Broad~ay between 5eth and
S5th SITS, until o clock 2. n Advertisements
received st tho FOLLOWING branch Offices ar
regular ONCE rates until o'clock .. m. viz:
2ds sth ave. {. cor 2Sd ST Iss 9th ave,
18th 81. 10a East isth 81 2a7 West AGA ST be-
~ sen Tth and sth avss 263 ySes: l26th at Io35
"a ave l626 sd ave near e11r l70s Lex ave.
l.far sath st Id7 East 125th 81 T5s Trenlont
ave; 90 p aye and any American District
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

sTRASBOU RGER. ESCHwEGE & SCHALLEK.
ATTORNEYS for Executors. - Broac way Ror-
II NIar.aLra-l -.rE " Na-E y-rL
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

sock -.T ES5-s> No car sell h-E- class in-
--=--z- E-1-k o --e-1-- can EzsEe z G-s sr-
~.-e l-r--z-= &C. 7Er--7 Building
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

EOCsEvoRkER-Nae s25 - S35- for city
and =oEnL-- Miss Etc--c-T-s Employment El1-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

z-EE-r- TzEf-T---T-c Tor same firm SIS,
<----11- commercial rc1se- IA fcu-, usv-
- S-- CAL sa---1s-- Ju7p Jz-asr-e, &
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

ARDE&ER--F lerisr. head: singie; t1aoro1gEiY
experienced: professional in every branch; q
tnorouEh rracticsi workman. economical and
efficient; strictly temperate. Gardener, G3s west
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

------g- =. ----s-E r-.- -czS Ccflees a1c spices.
,-,t -,s-es~zrv. tusid uP business
'a.----n = ~ z~itA EgTTEs 6 Reed, Soe
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

F=--ETl-Zbie bodice 1rlsl t1~ -he Z :. Marine
l=-TseZ rEs ages C 1r and - mus h
-s--@ ---u hsre 1-S- rsre-s. slo--l Csy
~ So sSz.-lc-sL cc--pe-lss-ic- possible.
80 .~-rl-E 1Cz--e-s srd medical a--e1iauee
--~e zF-1- ~ -ez-r. ser-l-s retire 7Lrh >
- - -s- z-- s'3c--a1cls. s.r-sce G. rCari
s-- z-- ashore 81 q psrVs @ the vo~'-. appl~
fA- --s- - 1e- Park ROW %ev- Eor-
- E---l -- EroCkl-u. cr @Ss Market 81.
- ----5-s ssIs.er- teckseere-T ans Office zs-
=.z-z--- r- expect = 9Cu----slLs- e-errrzs 1ri-
---.ea 81 w. <9r irtc--ustlcr. .seoo-1 ant
= ErE Lrfrane CNTCe-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

NJ KS MUSE <o- infant four weeks CID
must l. thoroughly experienced ana have soc6
-=-er=1-zs- wages So Ln11s---al Association.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

- 2 EEsf-E F-Cs@ szers tar split
7o~E seek -- rfe-=- steady work us=- 7es-n-
permanent ezlpicyr-su-- Tsyi Co.. : = ash
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

no ~ ezczr-fscsI. exclusive ~oSi-iols
--z zs-cE-@-- &C established S10C.o4AJ
-z------ -lupz--: permanent men ontr- --Iply
~ -lc-a1 Eas-z --- ,r-.. $50 ,Czssa2- p
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

SCHOOL AGENCIES.
american and Foreign Teachers Agency
SUPPLIES Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses ETC. 10 Colleges. Schools and FaTT1lLi=A a
AppIy to Mrs NJ J. YOCNG-FbLTON
% Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

E.a-sTU --r -ifF -,gers- -fel-r1s ~
80 o--ss- E=s Morrow i-l1l.,ioy 51elsG Bg-
49, ~ t1---Ie -0- ave l0.r71er skIn 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
Female

TT English. over tUo wears reference
-l---1--. 100 E-asr alsr -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

CoUPLE-Vife. excellent cock manager
nan. willing 70 he generally usetul; first
class references from former employers. city
o. country. R Miss Fltzgerald's Bureau. sos
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
Abner T. Thomas, 4 surrogate OF the County
or New York. notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Charles Bachelor.
late Of the County Of New York. deceased 70
present tAe same with vouchers thereof the
subscriber a. her place OF transzctinE business
r. the oitice of Merrill & Rogers. No. 12s
Breadeav- Manhattan. in the city os New York.
on before the first day or August next.
Dated. New York the 2sfh aay OF January.
1910 RoSANNA BACHELOR. Executrix-
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for Executrtx,
l2s Hroa1way- Manha1tan New Yark CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
Sunday School League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

The largest attendance of the season
was on hand yesterday and saw the
Ninth Street Christian aggregation down
the Hamline Methodists for the second
time this season. The score resulted I
to ..
Although the winners got off to a good
lead, making five runs in the first two
innings. the contest was always in doubt,
and the excitement was intense through
out, keeping the spectators on edge at
all times.
Dore was the first member of the Ham,
line crew to do the twirling, and the
blond lad was decidedly off color and
lasted but two innings. In this time he
permitted seven hits. and, with the as
sistance of three passes to the initial
sack. five runs were tailed against him.
Dore was relieved by "Chuk" Wheatley,
and had the latter started the game
his team would probably have scored a
win. He twirled the remainder of the
contest and allowed but five hits and
was scored on twice. and these runs came
as d result of Milton Broomes timely
three-base clout with two on in the fifth
session.
Tommy Harris WAS the busy kid in the
field yesterday. The long one was given
eleven chances at short and accepted
ten.
Lite, who played good ball for the
strcng Marine team last season, was on
the lineup Of the Ninth aggregation YES
terday. He showed up we'll in right field
with an out and two assists. and is cred
tied with three hits. all of which were
singles. Broome and Miles were other
members of the Christian troupe to Sc
cure three hits apiece.
Manager Holmes made general shake
up after taking Dore from the game at
the beginning of the third. and had this
not have been done Ninth would have
probably had a walk-away of it. Good
man, who started to catch, was taken
from the game Rogers was brought in
from left to catch and Wynkoop sent to
the outfield. The former played his
usual good game, and out of four trips
to the bat Wynkoop reached first three
time and on each occasion it was by the
four-bail route There is probably not
man in this circuit who possesses the
ability to stand at the plate and wait
to be passed as does Wynkoop.
Peck and Langdon are scheduled TO
play this afternoon. The game Will be-
gin at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
But what have you done

wicked Of you! But what have you done
with Joe?''
Hes going to run the machine home
all of us-inciuding Miss Morley.
Just after you caught him pursuing a
helpless girl through a snowstorm in a
wild place in the country. Do You mean
to say you haven't discharged him? You
have certainly lost your mind!
You wouldn't have me leave him mere
would you. to walk in?
1T might be interesting to know just
what she was doing away out here In a
storm like this. with a man following
her.
well, that's about as broad as it is
| long. j don't believe we'd better go INTO
| that, She's a simple little girl from the
country and our world is a big. DARK
mystery to her: very likely she specu-
lating as to what you and l are doing
here in a snowstorm. with all the evil
dences of a quiet little party-to say
nothing Of the whisky bottle and all the
glasses full?"
He spread his hands over the table,
which was not eloquent of abstinence
1T looks like the merriest kind or an
orgy. doesn't it? And it's all my fault
every bit of it. No matter what they
say, it simply does not pay to be good!
Here's whole quart OF the pest rye III
the world, used merely to demonstrate
my own powers of resistance: There ism I
a man in the Whole state of PennsylNanla
who would believe me II | sWore l hao
poured out whisky just to smell IT,
His hand touched one of the hiled
glasses: he raised it high and looked at
1t with a fierce craving In his eyes; theh
slowly. very slowly, without taxing ms
eyes from it, he put it down she mao
watched him in silence. WONDERING pu'
he continued in his light bantering tone
LAS / was saying, it's all my fault m
guilty on all counts OF the indictment
You We're a perfectly helpless woman ~
the hands of a monster. m sorry "A,
die; I'm just as penitent as can pe, anu
I'm going to get you out of the sctape
as fast as l can. I'll take the who're
burden of it-explanations, lies. every
thing. Now. be good girl, won sCu
and don't let everybody know you re
angry-thOugh you are cnarihihs "heh
you're ruffled.''
He had persuaded her to more ami
able humor when Miss Morley returned
and she met the girl and led her TO the
fire with solicitous murmurE
WEI"
1.-The car awaits your pleasure, ladies'!
But please don't trouble about me,
cried Jean. It's only little way 10
Rosedale Heights. and l can tak ho,, w" :.
I'VE can't allow it! It's long walk
to the station and We have the big motor
with lots Of room and to spare
ut was the oldest change that brought
us here Mrs. CraighiH went on to say.
as she held the girls cloak. Mr.. Craig
Hill had taken me to call on some friends
who are spending the winter at their
farm beyond here. 1t was later tnan l
thought when we started. and we ran IN
here to telephone home that we siouu
be late for dinner
1t was a sufficient explanation. blitheiy
uttered; Wayne, bringing his stepmotn,
er's things to the fire, hoped she woulo
not protest too much. The matter OF tne
whisky bottle, for one thing. was part
of the res gestae which it seemed best to
leave to the mercy of the trial Judge
(To be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
Railroad Y. n. C. A. League.

Owing to the fact that they were nm
al BILE to place full team on the field
yesterday afternoon, the Shopmen for
feited the game to the Trainmen On
account of the large crowd present, how
ever. a good exhibition game was PLAYED
which the Shopmen won by the score of
to- 3.
Eyon. who pitched for the Shopmen
allowed only one hit. and that was in the
first inning. when Handiboe caught one
on the label and sent il away for a clean
single. Had his teammates given him
good support he undoubtedly would have
scored shutout. Ryon also got two
singles.
This was the first game this season
that the Trainmen have won, and il
Is TOO bad that it had to be by the for
1eit route.
The only feature of the game was a
beautiful catch in the second inning
over second base by Handiboe. who
played shortstop for the Shops 1t was
some catch.
The game today is between Southern
Railway and Car Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
LOSES HIS THAW INCOME
EARL OF YARMOUTH DEPRIVED
OF VALUABLE REALTY.
Former Wife 0utwits Him and Re-
claims Property That Is
Worth $500, 900.

PITTSBURG. June 9-There was filed
In the courts of Allegheny county yester-
day. by representatives of Alice Thaw.
deeds which perhaps mean the last legal
proceedings in her marriage TO the Earl
Of Yarmouth. The deeds are those of
Alice Cornel!a Thaw TO a part Of her own
properly, which, since April. 1868, when
she became the Countess of Yarmouth,
nave peen in the name Of her husband,
the earl, who has enjoyed the income
hut Ance Ihaw. since she divorced the
earl mas entered suit for the property,
ana her deeds filed here yesterday show
'hal she has reclaimed every bit Of her
property Which was in the earrs hands.
ABOUT 100000 worth of Pittsburs real es-
tate. or the million dollars which the
lhaWs are known to have given the ear,
IN addition to the 100000 worth of prop.
erty there is no trace
Keen Business Instinct.
Inc filing of deeds yesterday shows
traces OF the wonderful business instinct
when William Thaw appears to have
communicated to some Of his children
i lnough s1,oo0,0G0 in negotiable bonds and
%oV'eVo In real estate were demanded of
tL wine her wedding guests waited at
- IL ehurcn, Allce Thaw Is shown to have
kept her wits. Her Pittsburg real estate
was worth approximately s2,5OOOOO and
Sne onered the earl one-f1fth Of this for
NE; The papers were hurriedIy drawn
ana MISS THAI, who in a few minutes
was 10 become the Countess of Yarmouth.
INSISTED that the Fidelity Title and Trust
COMPANY OF Pittsburg and Denniston
lyon become trustees for the earl's prop
erty' mat he at no time should take il
put o! her hands. This appears to have
oeen the move which ena bled Alice Tina "
10 again step into full possession of her
property. " ie'
IL Is known that dozen times Var
mouth had negotiations under way for the
h a,e OK MS snare in his wife's property,
~. az every turn he was blocked by the
fttshurg trustees. 1t is whispered that it
Wa, Was not until they had been long married
mat he found the property was not his.
mat only the income came to him.