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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26

tor to carry them along the under
ground passageway to their chambers
They had gone but a few hundred
yards when the explosion occurred.
The men were hurled off the truck
and dashed against the gangway. An
alarm was sent to the surface and a
rescue party was pressed into serv-
Ice. The men were found strewn along
the gangway with the scared flesh
hanging from their necks, arms and
faces. They were wrapped In blankets
and were carried to the surface and
crushed to their homes or TO hospitals.
At the Pittston hospital where there
are seven victims 1t is reported that
no recoveries are expected. 1t is ex.
pected the fatalities will at least reach
ten.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
GOLD LACE TO GLITTER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The imagina
tion falters when it attempts to fore
tell the grandeur and magnificence OF
gold lace and bubbling spirits which
will be seen at the annual Old Guard
ball in Madison Square Garden tomor
row night. Ten thousand guests are
expected. Governor Dix and his mill
tary staff will be on hand together
with distinguished delegations repre-
senting the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company of Boston, the Phil
adelphia City troop. the Governor
Foot guard OF New Haven, the Provi.
dence Light infantry, the Richmond
Blues, the Albany Burgess corps and
famous military organizations of sew
eral other cities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
GENERALIZATION FOR Ex-SENA
TOR.

DETROIT. Mich, Jan. 25.-Former
United States Senator Thomas W.
Palmer. Michigan's grand old man,
received a flood of congratulations to-
day on the occasion OF his eighty-first
birthday anniversary. Among those
to send felicitous messages was the
Michigan Equal Suffrage association
reminding the ex-senator OF the elo-
quent speech he made In favor of their
cause when he was a member OF the
senate many years ago. Mr.. Palmer is
In good health for a man Of his years
though he still feels some Ill effects
from the accident with which he met
last summer while riding in his auto
mobile.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
PHILLIPS
IS DEAD
NOTED WRITER SUccUMsS TO
WOUNDS INFLICTED BY
INSANE MAN

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Sincere ex-
pressions of sorrow are heard on all
sides today following the death, at
11:07 last night, of David Graham
Phillips, the author, who was shot on
Monday Almost to the last his friends
believed he would recover but his
strength was not sufficient to with
stand the strain of operations made
necessary by his wounds.
The body of the dead author was
Arts club today and hundreds of his
friends and acquaintances called there
to express their grief, The funeral ar
rangements are in charge of the mem
Senator Albert j. Beveridge, but have
not yet been completed. 1t has been
decided that services will be held In
"The Little Church Around the Cor
ner," but the hour has not yet been
fixed The burial will be In Indiana,
Mr.. Phillips fought hard for his life
to the very last. Just before L O'Clock,
while messengers were running to 10
cate the surgeons for hurried consul
tation, he opened his eyes and whis-
pered to DR. Donovan and to his broth
er, Harrison p. Phillips, and his sister,
Mrs. Carol Y. Frevert, "if | had only
two bullets through me | might win,
but with FIVE or six it is pretty hard -
4 nemorrhage of the lungs followed
and a second occurred within an hour
and he sank into Inconsistencies.
Death followed few minutes later.
The body of Fitzhugh Coyle Colds
borough. the slayer of the author was
taken to his Washington home by his
sister, Miss Goldsborough. Before
leaving she said. "In the name of my
father and mother and myself wish tc
express greatest sorrow over the
shooting of Mr.. Phillips and his death
My brother was not responsible fol
he was insane"
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
TEDDY Will
COME WEST
Ex-President Roosevelt to
Visit Roosevelt
Dam

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan 25-Theo-
dore Roosevelt accompanied by Mrs
will visit Arizona March IS. He will
participate in the dedication of the
irrigation dam that bears his name
He will spend the night at the dam
and the following day go to Mesa and
visit his son Archie who is attend
ing private school there. The colonel
and family will leave Sunday night,
Jan. Mar. 10, for Los Angeles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
Again Meets
Votes and AdjOurns---
Bell Is Mentioned
As a Probable
Compromise

DENVER, Jan. 25.-The legislature
at noon today met in joint session to
canvas yesterdays votes for United
States senator and finding that there
has been no choice balloted a second
time. No choice today. The same
procedure will be followed at noon ev.
cry day until one of the candidates
now has received flfty-one votes There
is no prospect of choice today or
tomorrow. At five minutes after the
vote 1t was known that the candidates
workers had left the state house hur.
riedly to visit headquarters and confer
with their chiefs. Not moment was
lost in striving for victory. Mayor
Speer and Alva Adams worked hard
est. Both have friends who voted for
other candidates and their hope is to
have them agree to get into line i'm.
mediately in order to make show
of strength.
Members of the Legislature who
voted neither for Speer nor Adams to
day declare that there Is no hope for
either. They state that these candi
dates can keep each other from going
to the senate but that finally the
choice will be a third man Former
Congressman Bell is spoken of this
afternoon as a very likely compromise
candidate,
mere was absolutely no rnaasc IN
the Democratic vote in the legislature
today Speer, Adams and the rest oil
the Democrats received the exact vote
of yesterday. There was change in
the Republican column. Vaile receiv-
ing an increased vote, getting six
teen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
POWDER
EXPL0DES
AT Least TEN MEN WILL DIE Aa
RESULT OF EXPLOSION
IN COAL MINE

WILKBSBARRE, Pa, Jan. 25.-A
spark from a mine motor in the No. 10
mine OF the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany In Pittsburg early today caused
the ignition Of keg of powder car.
ried by one OF squad of fifteen
men which resulted in death or severe
injury to the entire number.
The explosion occurred while the
men were on their way to work. Most
of them carried kegs Of powder and
they had boarded . mine electric no.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
HOW ABOUT IT---ARE YOU
GOING TO WIN?

This a timely Heads grand prize
Saturday the special offer of $4,000 votes
every yearly subscriptions VIII remain in FORCE This
the final reckoning cones; 1t
tile bit eo-just this ime-you m"s
the prize which coyet
In surrounding territory
people simply
o subscribe.
uf TO THEM FOR THEIR SUBsCRlP-
Every business that
NOW will faster than VIII imagine 1t
only yearly $4,000
ACTION, THEN is NOW. Work pros
poets" business
day soliciting
CERTAIN THAT THE WINNERS OF THIS CONTEST
BECOME WINNERS SIMPLY OF THEIR OWN EFFORTS
AND THE ASSISTANCE FRIENDS
Money paid special ballots
ARE YOU GOING
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
MORE PAY
F0R.THFR.
F. D. MEN
RURAL CARRIERS TO RECEIVE IN.
CREASE OF 500 AN
NUAlLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The post.
office appropriation was passed today
by the house The pay OF carriers on
rural free delivery routes is to be
increased 500 per year by an amend
ment added just before the vote was
taken.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26

President Johnson Is gathering new
dope on the American league play.
payer must answer Inv
following questions; Name? Address :?
Position? Date of Birth? Place, of
Birth? What year did you start play
ing professional ball and with what
club What other clubs have you play.
ed with, what year, and how long
Right or left-handed batsman?
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26
A PRACTICAL GIRL.

"she accepted me on one condition
"And that ls?"
THAT she doesn't get q better offer
between now and spring. Louisville
Courier Journal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26

Roger Bresnahan Of the Cardinals
has canned about all Of his veterans
and will try to win the National league
psunant with younEstsrs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26

Even though Christopher Columbus
has been blamed for great many
things no one has every said he went
into vaudeville.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-26

The Boston Red Sox claim to have
grabbed a REAP pitcher when they
signed Tom OBrien. who worked with
the Hartford team last season.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Only About $4,000 Pieces Sold Last
Week.

Fall River. Mass, Dec II (SpeciaD -
The cloth markets throughout New Eng
land displayed little activity last week. and
while many reasons have been advanced
the one which seems TO appeal to the ma
jority is that Christmas shopping has rcle-
gated the cloth business TO secondary i'm.
portance, and m the opinion Of those who
are best adapted TO express an opinion. be-
cause Of their intimacy with the cloth mar
ket conditions, are not expected TO change
till the latter part of next month. The stocks
now held by the trade will carry them over
until a more substantial demand comes from
retailers. Printers. particularly, are well
stocked up for the present, and consequent
~ they are in no hurry to buy I'm more
goods in view Of conditions existing in the
market.
The cotton yarn markets, according to
advices from New York. Philadelphia, Chi
cago Boston and Providence, are quiet. al
though there is something doing all the
time. Buyers are mostly interested in spot
lots. and have refused in a great number
of instances to consider late deliveries pre-
ferrng 10 wait until their stocks become
sufficiently low to do future business.
OF the $4,000 pieces sold last week about
half was spots. the cloth quotations are
as follows: IS inch 64X6is Is cents nom
inal; IS inch 6lX60s, cents nominal; y
inch 6lX60s, 2 81 cents; q inch 56X56s,
IS 1-2 inch 6iX64s, Ia cents, and 80 inch
=
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
COAL, OPERATORS TO UNITE
Associations in Several States to torm
a Federation.

,re~ro rIaute. Ind, Dec. 11.-Ihat ma
.iono, federation Of coal operators associ-
tiDns J,,,, viii he perfected in Chicago to-mor-
ror., became known yesterday in the an
,,,,,,rcernont that the committee on orsanlza-
,,on and constitution would submit It's re-
,,ort The committee is composed OF T. IL
D., secretary of the Indiana BituninouS
araratore, Association, and Hugh Shirkie'
both Of Tcrrc iIaute. ,
Mr. Penna said that the organization "1u
roor in making for years and that maj
stsr,s were taken at meeting OF coal opt'-
a,ors last week. Announcement oI the
,,,ors was withheld at that time AssuI-
'rce was given. he said, that every coal
,,ro6ucing state in the country would De
represented .,..n s,,d
.orba n,rpose of the organization salu
NJ penns els to enable each operator 70
become acquainted with conditions through
ont tbo country and enable all to work III
barmonv on matters which concern tlelr
interests. 80, ,...,., o,,o
1Tr penua said each state VIII have one
,.o,o for each two million tons annual pro-
d,,ction of coal Il is estimated that the
o,,orators. through the federation expect 10
- a,le 70 better combat demands OF miners
,.,,~n tbe new WACO scale is presented IN
April
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Cnerations in some Of the principal OIL
sietricts have been retarded 70 some extent
a,,ripo the last week, owing TO the unfaVor-
a,la weather conditions that have prevailed
~, oil things considered the week has not
only been a fairly active one, but the results
-. of q somewhat more encouraging nat
,r. In the lower Southeast, and especially
=, the West Virginia districts. work con-
,irues al the usual pace and wells are COM
rIoted with greater regularity than In many
~ tho other districts. While some OF thes'
9l.'.rIotiops have been more or less disap-
,ointine. still some good producers nave
hoon brought in with capacities rahsihb
fro,o twenty barrels up In Coal and FaH'
coro townships in Perry and Hooking cocn-
&C. I'm Southeastern Ohio, interest Is IN
o.laeire as q result OF the recent develop
onts IN the districts. Some good wells
80 been brought in. and indications point
- ,h. completion OF other good producing
Ills Ip Licking Muskingum and Coshoc-
49,, counties interest is also keener than at
,,, time IN several months, and there IS
- new worl, under way than for several
,noel,s. The competitions ia this territory
h,retofore. while spotty. have been such as
to raise the H"PN' va 'P''"'''S '""' NV
5,,elopnents will show more regularly, es-
peciaIly In Licking County Iq the Gulf
last districts operations are fairly active
ord indications are that more new work
Iii he undertaken in the near future
prices for refined petroleum remain un-
,lspged at 75j cents IN barrels aud 3S5
clnts in bulk at New York European
nrices are quoted as follows: London spot
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK.
George =. Hntl Plaintiff, against Mutual
Apartment Co, et al Detendants-ln pur-
suance q 4 Judgment Of foreclosure ana SAFE:
duly made ana entered I'm the aooVe-entitled
action and bearing date the -0th day or No
vember, 1911. l. the undersigned, the Referee
M sad judgment named. VIII sell az pubic
auction o.. the Exchange Salesroom, Nos. IL
f6 Vcsey street. in tbs Borough OF M1nhattan
Citv Of SrS York. on the 2Ith day or De
cember. 1911 at l. o'clock noon on that day,
by Joseph r. Day Auctioneer the premises
directed p" said judgment to be sold. ana
therein described as follows. All that certain
iot pit &c or parcel OF land. situate. lying and
being IN the Borough OF Manhattan, city or
New York bonded and described as follows
Beglnnipg at the corner formed by the inter-
section of the n0rthCrly side ~ lS0th street
aud the westerly side OS Nadsworth Avenuei
running thence nortneriy alons the westerly
slqe Of NadswOrth Avenue. 1l9 feet inches
thence westerly parallel with the northeriy
side OF 1Snfh street 50 feet. thence southery
parallel with the westerly side Of Wadsworth
Avenue a feet inches; thence Westerly again
ptrallel win rho northerly side OF lSOth Street
10 feet: thence southery again parallel with
the westerly side OF Wadsworth ANenu" 10
feet 10 the northerly side OK ls0th Street
thence casterly along the same 90 feet TO the
point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York, December lst. 1911.
NATRICE GOODMAN. Referee.
HOUSE GROSSNAN < NORFAUS. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. 1l5 BrOauway, New YORK
The following is a diagram of the property
10 be sold
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
WINTHROP & STIMsON. Attorneys for Ad-
rninistra;rix. 32 Liberty Street. Borough Of
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO
LCMBIA, December 1G l9ll.-Sealed propo-
sails will be received al this office until o'clock
% m December -. 1911, for alterations and
cell work al Police Precinct stations Nos. ]. !.
& ana d Washington y. c. Forms y proposals.
SPECIFICATIONS and necessary Information may be
obtained from the Chief clerk. Engineer Depart
ment Room 427. District Building, Washington,
ID e CUNO II RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHN
STON, WILLIAM V JCDSON. Commissioners
II. G.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
an the Office OF the undersigned. Ellis Island;
y Y H. until $50 y. M. January B. lel2 ana
thea opened for new Ice plant including room
Tor same Ellis Island For specifications Apply
IN WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Commissioner OF I'M
migration.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
az the ofce Of the undersigned, Ellis isisn9
\ Y II. until 2:30 p. M. December q, lvll,
and then opened for toilet IN COURTYARD ana Two
Grinlting fountains Ellis Island. For specihca-
ton applv 10 WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Comnis-
sioner OF immigration.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
AZ the ONCE Of the undersigned, EMS Island
n Y II until a:3O y. m, December -, l"ll
ana then opcnei for rewriting easterly portion OF
Grst floor Main Building. Ellis Island. r9r
snecidcatlon andy to WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Commissioner OF immigration.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
iS0th street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charer 10 se.IEfy which the aboye-descrthcd
property Is 20 be s0lo. IS Thirty thousand sN
CTg 3gl Dollars. with Interest thereon from the
aist Cay % November 1911. together N
costs and allowanee amounting to S5il;d".
LIN intsr,lt from Decembe. l. t9li. together
with th. expenses OF tho sale. The approx
mate aiAu tut OF the taxes. assessments and
,"1ter rates. or other liens. which are 20 be
allowed 10 the purchaser ONT OF the purchase
money. or paid b. the Referee, ~ $d,bot 10
and interest. said premises are SOFA subJect
no any state of facts as shown on an accurate
survey: also subject to a nfst MORTGAGE given
to secure tls payment Of the sum - one
hundred and sixty thousand (Sldo0oO Dot
lars. with interest thereon al the rate ot o'e'
nom July :, lHll. principal sum OF which
mnrtguge D. due and payable on or ABOUT
January II. 1915.
Dat.d. N,w York December !. 1911.
MAURICE GOODMAN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
HUDSON. N. Y, HAS 100000 FIRE
LARGE storehouse and Icehouse Dc
etroved-Grocery Badly Damaged

hudson. y. Y, Dec. H.-Flre starting a'
o}c,ocl, this afternoon I'm the large store
house Of the New York & Huasoh oIeu..,, I,.,,l,,
boat Company here burned that pu'luine
and contents spread 10 the Nashoufh 'cs
house. which was also destroyed anu -
t,a hudson Wholesale Grocery Company 3
bri,ding, all except one end Of when was
ssveS The total loss is estimated at more
'He" strong north wind helped the rdp1f
Ia Of The flames. A thousand tons OF
Spi ,yas DESTROYED IN the Washburn ice
bouse In the steamboat stOrehouse VIZ
nou9 il',1t- cases of cotton knit goods and ABOUT
l!du' s' hal.e of cotton. besides much other
g-cC;ebt' some Of which was 10 have gone
Hew York tonight on the stealnDoaI
M
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
TO oPEN POULTRY SHOW
~lss Carey Against May Irwin for
Orpington Blue Ribbon.

Cue .ae last Poultry Show in Madison Square
.eeh VIII open Tomorrow Close compe-
.s 'A Is expected for the blue ribbon to De
- 'peo N Tie various classes.
,t ,Ae'e vii be twenty-five judges. among
mem Richard Oke. Of London. who viii be
49,. eFoiier Of destiny Of two rivals for the
t,,r' I'D0on Grand Prix of America for the
ess.ngy popular Orpington breed Botn
"a. ~'s 10 the realm Of faulty breeding.
re- COUNTRIES and TWO continents viii be
s,1 -. sN'ed-Miss May Irwin for America
- Siss Carey for England.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
sURROGATE'S NOTICES.

pEYToN. HESTER y. IN PURsU ANcE OF
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludl9w Fowler: !. 2
berebv given to all persons having claims against
Hester b. Peyton, late Of the county OF Ne"
Yoyk deceased. TO present the same with vouch-
ets thereof to the subscribers. at their place Of
transacting business at the office or Rlcnara
ough OF Manhattan. in the City OF New YORK.
on or before the 20th day OF December next to,,
MiRoN wINsLOW. Executors
SAMUEL w. JOHNSTON,
RICHARD KELLY. Attorney for Executors
no Broadway. New York. n. Y
CARR. ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of the Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate of the county OF New f4rk' hotIcs
against Alfred Carr. late or the Borough OF
Manhattan, County. CITY ana State OF NeW
thc vouchers therefor. To the undersigned. at
No. Rector street. in the Borough Of Man
haitian, County, city and state Of New York.
OEne on or sefore the e. sra Gsy OF ARr l'l-
DSt'' 'h' SARAH r. PtRDY, Executrix
PARKER X. DEANE, Attorney tor Exeeutrix.
Office and, y II; 1a1'TSs, %s,, yort greet
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF
tho County Of New York notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against
Morton Redmond late Of the County Of New
,o,ir6ers hereof 10 the subscriber at its prin-
cipaI place OF tTansactin3 business. No %
William street. Borough % Manhattan. in the
CITY OF New York. on or before the Both day Of
December 1911.
Dated, New York June 10th. 1911.
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
cE1IER' RoLsToN & HoRAN. Attorneys for
Executor. 80 Exchange Place. New York.
Ny
D'ZIUBA. FERDINAND.-IN PURSUANCE OF
sn order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. n
Surrogate Of the County of New York. notice Is
hereby given TO all persons having claims asain,t
Ferdinand D'Ziuba, late Of the County OF New
YORK decea sed TO present the same. with volch-
ers thereof, TO tho subscriber. at her place OF
transactins business. at the office of her attor-
neys, winthrop a Stimson. No % Liberty
Street Borough OF Manhattan. In tr- City OF
New York on OF before the 18th day OF Deem
Dated New York. the 18th day OF 5une. 1911
EMILY KELLER D'ZIUBA
Administering.
WINTHROP & sTIMsoN. Attorneys for Ad-
rninistra;rx. 30 Liberty Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. CITY ~ New York.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert L1dlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice IS hereby given TO
sU persons having claims againrt Marjorie Smith
1'rinlble late y Washington, u. c., deceased. 10
subscrlber, az It's place Of tIansactlng business.
No % william Street. IN The City OF New
York, on o. sefore the 10th day % February
dated Nsw York. tie 2str day OF July. 1911
TIE FARMERS LOAN & Trust CO.
Administrator
GD11ER. RcLsToN & HoRAN. Attorneys for
Administrator - EXcrange pace. New
York. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
osT BANKBOOKS.

pKNEP0oK No. 490Gss Of the Union Dime
SAVING Bank is missing. ANY person having
claim to il is hereby called upon 70 Ples,rnt ,',lt
Ia ,lats,,,nk cancelled and new one Issued
I0s.r or STOLEN Bankbook No ml ,$oI oi
the German savings Bank IN the cry OF New
York corner 4th ave ana Ifsh SI ,,,,I ,,,,,lrsI
reoN,iatirg The same II not returned 10 ine
I,nL "n 49,. IAN day of December, 1911, a dupil-
cate viii hc issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
Female.

DRESSMAKER, temporarily disengageui on W
experience; So daily special rate WeeAy y,Is em-
Won, 433 West 46th 81
GOVERNESS.-IIig school graduate can
teach music and elementary branches, l. eACel.
l,nt references Y O. D., Miss MargsIet
smiths agency, - west AID ST. Phone SoSo
Bryant. -
MARRIED. LADY for special work az HON
during spare time; rem uherati0h 80 49, Dnt oa,s
to time devoted. NJ. y ]. Co, IL PARK RoW.
NESSET.S will attend ladies'
At their homes: reasonable price Tor exc
lent work; references. \. D. b. BoA 10 4I'o-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

RIVERSIDE APARTMENT. NEAR sdlh ST, ~,
subway private tmily Wishes TO ,yn ,o Que ons %s
or 49, 'Lar,elnrs. no other rOomcta reference
private. L. a.. HgI 80 Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

5s,d per imperial gallon. Antwerp 1874
francs per 100 kilos and Bremen $50 marks
per 80 liloS
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CUARI-ES WILSON'S Employment Agency
TeIenbone 2224 Plaza. l4l East 51th ST sup
niles frst class servants TO private families All
references investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
INSTRUCTION..
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

niles Professors, Teachers, Tutors. Governesses
etc, to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
TO Mrs NJ. J. Young Fulton. 2S Union square
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ruRNIsHgp ROOMS TO LEI.

10Th sT-. 100 west.-Large and small 70 rooms pms
ample heat; hot water eNeeH'h' "'+'' W.
ophnna.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
EXCURSIONS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

If YOU HAVE CAPITAL TO INVEST IN
profitable manufacturing. communicate With
mechanical engineer owning and controlling ex-
ceedingy valuable machinery spccialttes with
eXyenslve connections for manufacture and mar
keting. Address ENGINEER. Box q. Tribune
Office
". NrED--A good reliable man TO invest
$4,000 with a large real estate corporation.
established for many years, owning now about
30 houses Opportunity. Box 10. Tribune
O0fce.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
WORK WANTED.
Male.

MaIC.
LAWYER. American. aged "a; energetic. re-
sourceful and a hard worer. would take
charge Of collection department in Dusy la"
once or organize legal and collection depart
lnent in large mercantile establishment, deNot-
ing entire time: eight years experience IN
general and commercial law. integrity DON
30 Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

1YPeWKrTlNo AND rYpeM al1Eas
FAC SMILE typewrlten letters a specially ,
satisfaction guaranteed. prices low. Aiiss
Lillian RuEhmnn. public rten0srnpher -JS
broadway. phone 1892 Cortland
a. t,ll. st@tbt.E. 80 NASSAU ST IhtAlos -
free: all makes taken part payment, pa sAhis
IN Underwoods. Reminsto Iona, Olivers. snlths-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

'IADIES MAID-Competent German-French
maid good hardresser, sewer and packer; city
or country. best references; wages. S25-S3O. Cail
at Lang & Boecherer Company Agency, 43 to AZ
West 33d st