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New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
SCHENK DEFENCE CLOSES
Frequent Clashes Mark the Day
at Wheeling Trial.
TRIES TO SHOW CONSPIRACY
Albert Schenk Alleged to Have
Expressed Hope Brothers Wife
Would Break Her Neck.

Wheeling. w Va. Jan. 2l.-The defence
an the trial OF Laura Farnsworth SchenN'
charged with poisoning her husband Johh
@. schertk. completed its case at $3.50 'InS
afternoon. Mrs Schenk's attorneys Played
their strongest card to-day I'm the ohort 10
establish the allegation that conspiracy
had been formed by members OF the Schenk
family 10 get rid Of John O. Schenk "he'
This came when Mrs. Jane Hedges. one
of the heirs 10 the large Nichols estate
which Albert Schenk headed syndicate TO
buy, declared that Johns brother had sao
70 her:
John has bought his wife 5000 auto
mobile. Every time she goes out IN II /
have hopes that she Will break her neck
will leave no stone unturned 10 rid us OF
that woman
The most gruelling cross-eXamInaton 70
which Mr.. Haudlan has as yet subjected
any witness failed 10 change the testimony
Of Mrs Hedges; neither would she ADMIT
that the evidence had been given on ac-
count OF personal feeling against Albert
Schenk
The night session. which adjourned at
pos. was featured by sharp argument be-
tween Prosecutor Hsndlan on one side and
Nessrs O'Rrien and Boyce on tho other
ON one occasion, IN reply 10 81 ItludIh ny
1hA counsel for the defence. Mr. Handlan
warned, Look out. Boyce." The gavel
was kept busy by Judge Jordan throughout
the brief and scrappv session. The argu-
ynent started over limiting the number Of
character witnesses put on by the state.
During the late afternoon and evening
Prosecutor Handlan put on twenty-nine
character witnesses TO prove the standing
~ the community Of Or. ]. W Myers,
who declared that he had sold Mrs. Schenk
SUGAR Of lead. and that she had tried 10
buy arsenic from him. The witnesses were
bankers, businessmen, city and county Of
firials
Mrs John Lash, neiEhbor Of the Schenks
on their island home, was the first Wit
ness OF the day. She told OF having cared
for Robert and Virginia, the Schenk chill
SreuL on the night Of the mothers arrest
Hnd.or trying 10 get note 10 Mrs. Schenk.
The husband and wife apparently got on
well together, she said, but little Of value
90 either side was gotten from her. Upon
leaving the courtroom she went 10 the
crisoner's chair and kissed Mrs. Schenk.
Or. s I. .Lepson, editor Of THE West
Virginia Medical Journal" who examined
the millionaire packer for the defence was
called He said he found nothing 10 tndi-
cate poisoning. but, when cross-quesuoned.
admitted that the symptoms described by
pbysfcians cor the state and embodied IN
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES,

Tho following bankruptcy petition. J.
flied ir the United States CircBt ~
yesterday:
SOLOMON SADITCH. a skirt ps.,..
No 1853 Delaney street, voluntary !,
biities arc s12.lIi.
ISIDOR GOLDSMITH. a cutter A.,
222 Madison street. voluntary. IJ,hst
are s2.03l ana nominal assets So.
claim against Meyer FishbOne, his -
partner In tho frm of Fishbone A B,
smith. which was dissolved on Dee.-:
10. 1907.
JULIUS ALEXANDER, 2 bartsr<..
No s. Hester street. formerly 'i..
dealer. voluntary. Liabilities are II as
denciency judgment obtained agalny /.
on November n. 1910. by Walter Rai
THOMAS O'BRIEN. NJ 10. 59s Mo., !.
nuc. voluntary. Liabilities are Hs.i
TIE NATIONAL ENGRAVING. 4,
FMRDSST%G COMPANY. Of No l2i VI.
street. has made an assignment 10 Va.
n. Griffin. Henry -. Afford Is presc.
The company was incorporated on Ser.
ber II. 1909. with capital stock of ~
TO reeorganiZe tho business which hsS (.
conducted by the National Steel Pat
era wing Company. against Witch corr,
petition I'm bankruptcy had been t,s
July 70, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

the hypothetical question would Indicate
both lead and arsenic poisoning.
lust before the trial opened In She morn
ing Prosecutor Handlan told newspaper
men that Mrs. Schenk had started TO con-
fess to him, had stopped on account OK
illness. and had promised that she wou'd
tell the whole story later. This statement
was fatly contradicted by J. j. =. o 'Br,en'
who declared that Mrs. Schenk had always
maintained her innocence. This led 10
some sharp Interchange OF compliments
between counsel later.
While Mrs, Hedges was on the stand thn
prosecuting attorney tried to introduce
certain affidavit in evidence TO show the
enmity of the witness 10 Albert Schenk'
but was overruled by the court.
you want the jury 10 swallow that story
YOU told, feathers and all don't you
asked the prosecutor.
Il don't want to he insulted, and | won I
come here again TO be- Mrs. Hedges re-
torted, hotly.
When Mrs. Hedges was recalled In the
afternoon the prosecutor suddenly asked:
Are YOU married."
81 don't know. don't know whether the
divorce was granted"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
HOW HE KILLED KETCHEl
Dipley Shot When Woman
Warned Him. He Saws.

Marshheld. Mo, Jan. 2l.-At to-day =
session OF the trial OF Walter Dipley and
Goldie Smith. charged with the murder of
Stanley Ketchel, champion mddleweight
pugilist Dpley, put on the stand in his
own behalf, testified he shot Ketchel in self
defence.
81 did not shoot at him until ] heard
Coldie Smith ask Ketchel not to shoot me, -
said Dipley. He declared that on return
ing to the ranch house from the fields the
evening before the shooting, Goldie Smith
told him Ketchel had insulted her during
the day. Next morning. he said. Ketchel
came into the room where he was sitting
smoking with Goldie Smith and said with
an oath: What are YOU doing in the house
NJ this time of the day?"
The witness said he told Ketchel he had
Quit his job. and that he and Goldie Smith
Intended to leave the ranch at once.
Then Ketchel unbuttoned his shirt and
showed revolver" the witness said.
Don't start anything for IL YOU do I'll
shoot you fun OF whoes,' he told me. saw
rife standing at the foot of a bed. not
far from KetChel. | made for II and
jumped through the doorway into the
kitchen.
"Ketchel got up. and with his back to
me. was pulling tho revolver out. II
seemed to have caught ! fired. | don't
know what happened afterward Ketchel
ran from me. and | ran out into tho yard"
r. +. Dickerson, at whose ranch Kctchcl
was STAYING when shot. collapsed last
night, II Is said, as result Of the strain
~ Yesterdays session OF the trial. at
which the defence intimated that ketchel
was his son. At his home II was stated
that his condition was serious. Visitors
were turned away.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oFidtal Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ian 2l-The disturbance that was over Lake
Superior Friday night has moved 10 the mouth
Of IN. 81 I>awT~nce Valley. whence belt or
~, r,s.,pre sxfAnds southV-ardlv to second
,torro over the Rio Grande Valley. Within the
la.t twsnty-folr hours these disturbances have
cau,.d rain turning 10 snow. IN the region OF
tn. GREAT Lakes and the Ohio and middle MISS
,..ippi valleys and the middle Rocky Mountain
-. rls,,au pezions Rains have fallen In the
New England and nAddie Atlantic states and on
~ psrisn Coast a nnrthsr rise in temperature
"a. taken place the immeoiA'e A''antiH
c,osst and high temperatures prevail along the
, 80 CCast and the Mexican border gene raj
ali IN tsrnpeEature has overspread the Mlss's
,1n-s and Ohio valleys. the Jake region, the plans
s;stse and the Rocky Mountains and middle
me u1nds along the; New Bngl and Coast VII
r.. rnoAsrate west to north; m:3db Atientlo
Coas+ moderate north and northeast: soNth ~
iartic and east ChlJf coasts MODERATE soutn' De
coming variable, west cur o2SSL Inooes@ s a.
Y.yisf1. becoming north; Lake Michigan noo
e-sfe variable.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
SCHENK TRIAL AND SERVANTS
Dishwashing Dropped in Pittsburg for
Newspaper Reading.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

pittshure. Jan. H.-The Schenk trial at
Wheeling. W. Va. has demoralized the ser
yant girls OF Piusburg. according to the en-
plovment Offices and house owners who are
irving to get new help. Hundreds Of girls
have left their places or have been dis
charged in the last week, and in most
cases the Schcnck trial is blamed for their
delinquency.
The average Pittsourg servant who can
read has insisted on reading the report OF
tho Wheeling trial-not alone IN one paper
hut I'm all the newspapers obtainable-with
the expectation that each new tale may
have some new spicy feature. As a result
there has been minimum of dishwashins
and many quarrels and there are many de-
serted kitchens.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

colyroh. Military Academy; Captain J
Hipss M1ITsRp hIE hhTITfGE. asih In[;T;gy decrfia so
Military college: Captain ,,,.,sns Lr State I'M
ver.ity and Asricultural and Mechanical cha Col
ess Captain FREEBoNhNt NoTtbern hpRE rnSeasitT
Csp,s,o cam ynN61iREW MOSES. coast artillery,
AEYiSuI,ursi and Mechanical College Of
Texas Captain RatPht :, wt.coSsn Mof Frs, sn Lieu en-
tenant HAROLD CoBURN. sth Infantry.
University OF wyoming First Lleutensn n,
college, FIRST Lieutenant CAD MORGAN.
Tth Infantry. Gordon institute
Captain WILLIAM y. HUGHES trstiredl, from from
duty with organized militia OF Kcntucky'
January 81. TO his home
s"d sR6 oWnG v;nGral nsscs ned sTra oo,o, honor
ably discharged from service Of United
to Preside Of San Francisco. general hos
Captain WILLIAM X JONES. psymsster. from
detail in pay d-Partms5t, part ,,,o,,, ,n.,i,u.,on.
designated. August !, 70 san Francisco, sai..
ing ssPtsmbsr for PhiliPp,,nr;, 'sh,sl, Mssy,
land Agricultural College; Captain CHARLES
r. BOICE. sth Cavalry, Kansas STATE AgIi
cultural College. First Lieutenant hbNhI
G sTAHL 9Th Infantry Rhode Island state
Leave of absence: Captain WALTER e. Bah
COCK. 18th Cavalry. two months from Fen
rusry ls
NAVY.
Ensign r. y. BERNARD. when 6ischarE'd na va
hospitsL san Juan. detached Tho Eagle
home. await orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. g. HAlNtS. dr-
tacheh Naval Academy; 10 naval hospital
Annapolis >.,
C-,ief Machinist J w MURRAY. detached Naval
Academy. 20 New York Shpbuilding Com
c'hieS Mscbinist r. JEFFAREs. 70 Naval Aoad-
chief Machini,t G. AUBERLiN. to navy yard.
Mare Island
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Ian 10 The Yark'on. at Guantanamo, Inc
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
COLLIER NEPTUNE LAUNCHED
Miss Dorothy Loud Sponsor for I'M
mense New Naval Vessel.

Baltimore. Jan. 2L-With a delegation ~
naval officials and members Of Congress
present. the naval collier Neptune was Sue
cessfully launched to-day at the shipyard
OF the Maryland Steel Company, Sparrow's
Point Miss Dorothy Loud, daughter OF
Congressman Loud. OF Michigan. acted as
sponsor. naming the vessel with bottle
Of wine in the traditional fashion as the
craft slid from the WAYS.
The Neptune, which is sister ship or
the collier CNclops, which was recently
added TO the naval service. is tho largest
vessel ever built at or near Baltimore.
She is Of the largest type of collier, hav-
ing coal cargo carrying capacity Of l2.5o
tons. Her length is so feet, beam s. feet
and depth Of hold 1916 feet. The ship is
to he equipped with a new type OF turbine
engine.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
AND ARIZONA PLANS

The stockholders of the Calumet and
arizona Mining Company are 70 meet on
February Is for the purpose Of acting on
a proposition 10 increase the capital stock
from $4,000 to s6.5oo,Oo0, with view to
taking over the Superior and Pittsourg
Copper Company. on the basis of one
share of the new stock (par sW for eacn S's
shares Of the outstanding 100000 shares
par slW of tho Superior and Pittsburg.
The properties OF both companies are in
the Bisbee district Of Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Racine. Wis. Jan. 21.-Mrs. ketchel
mother OF Stanley Ketchel, the prizefishter
in an interview here to-day declared that II
necessary 10 do so. 10 convict her son
urrderers she would go 20 Marshheld, Mo.
and tell the entire story Of her career. This
was all she would say when she was askec
If Mr.. Dcllerson. on whose ranch ketche
was killed was the father of Stanley. She
referred to Mr. D1ckerson as pete She
is in Racine visiting her second husband
an Italian fruit merchant.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
LIFE PENALTY BY NAVAL COURT
Imposed on Fireman Of the Louisiana,
Who Killed Water Tender.

Washington. Jan. 2l.-The heaviest pun
ishmcnt ordinarily meted out in the navy
in time Of peace has fallen on Ernest II.
Walker. fireman on the battleship
Louisiana. who killed Patrick j. Fitzsm-
mons. a water tender. while the men were
ashore al Cherbourg. France. A court
martial was held on the Louisiana, and the
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
TELLS OF socIALlsMs GROWTH

A report was issued yesterday by the
New York State Committee OF the socialist
party Of its work for the last.six months,
in which, among other things. ii was
stated that during that period twenty-nine
new locals had been formed, being the
largest number organized in any six
months IN the history Of the party. Locals
q was reported. have been formed In a
number Of counties in the state where
previously the party had no official repre-
Seutation.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
TWO BLUEJAcKETs DROWNED
Fell Overheard from Cruiser Maryland
in California Waters.

Washington, Jan 1.-TWO sailors or 'he
armored cruiser Maryland were iost oVer.
board in California waters last night anu
their bodies have not been recovered ac-
cording to telegram received at the Navy
Department to-day. The victims we're ~
bert G. j. Bergmann, nineteen years oIo'
whose father lives in Wyandotte' Micn.'
and Frank Reavis, eighteen years oln'
whose father lives in Dallas. Tex
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS y


fAAAts e..
GARDENER - German. m1rie'. on $50,
place. six years Nth last employ q - -, :
reference Address w H.. are +. VIZ
florist . Main ST.. lonE'l- y. I.---
GARDENER.-By first c.as. gardener sH
iSi, farm manager, etc .IU axe entiV ~ -
Of gcntemans private estate. first elss ~
tials. twsutr-four wears uNTerenCe' -
Gardener. Box 3li. M1rriS'oUn y. -
GARDENER mrm.r. r.r'.rswan, ih'Dss Z
understands tho IuS.rn.a. can max p"
would IN" rriaI. ?. r..,-. ltt 5'h -- s''. =
GARDENER Married. tva .rr irsn, On =. =,
mans country place. aa'I go. Hlsn' ~
enrsl on lawns. ~HuEf- "Hl HoN'la -
around clrc.dkCr, lG years "NY'rr.f. ssel
poysr car be seen. smith. 100 Eas'
Paterson. y. j. -.
GARDENER Single German. 'horeases, Y Y
retent iu general gardening ara -, p.
work seeks gentleman place. .%f'T =
enccs. T.. X. BOX 81 Tribune .-ss,,--s--Tz,
GARDENER. Head or working Gag -
experience I'm every branch n gsr1ess..t-
~ references Aidra's b H. ~ N--
Brooklyn. -
GARDENER. Useful man. In prtyM, Z 4
understands furnace. house ana sA'i
Gardener 24l 81 ave - q
WoI'SENAN. EXPERIENCED. willing % Mrl 80
aIN usayuf. excellent New Yo.k "i
Miss FtizGerild's Bureau SO ',h ,y.. -. =,
JAPANESE. experienced cook, soes,s,, soe|s
wishes position a. general NouseNo,, N,ss
or country, reference Hlrn, ~ Ea,.s .-. 4
TSTFUr. MAN. $50. sweie s'n'-Iniss.,,, ..,,,...] Z.
horses cows chickens. err. good "a,
" Natthevsop's Agency. SIS "h sV'
- RrsaUt ---.>,tl
I'SEFIi MAN in gcn,lewans ,cVonnss,,s,, 4
hast references good mixer AT s j
" o.. iE5 J'h ave- -.--s-ss..S55 n
VISITING VALET English sTif'ly .s-,ss13
personally recommended ~ prsss.s rasrr
Valet. So West SSH 81 Phone a"oe -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
BRITAIN WATCHING HONDURAS
Cruiser at Trujillo to Protect Her In
tereSts

Washington. Jan. 2l.-The British cruiser
Brilliant arrived at TrujillO, Honduras
yesterday, according 10 dispatch received
by the Navy Department to-day from Com
mander Cooper, Of the Eunboat Marietta, at
Puerto Cortez. The Brilliant has entered
Honduran waters for the protection OF
British interests in view Of the unsettled
condition Of affairs in that republic.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, January ca
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
ARMY.
Colonel THOMAS g. WOODBURY. % Infantry.
detailed member General stan torLr pon
arrival at san Francisco Colonel Woodbury.
Will proceed 10 Governors Island.
Lieutenant Colonel WIbBER +. WILDER III
spector general. from detail in inspector gen
erals dApa rtment.
Following officers from educational institutions
designated August | 10 proper stations
Ma for EDWARD VI. LEWIS 18th infantry
University OF california: Major DANIEL. u.
TATE. "a cavalry, University Of vermont
Captain ULYSSES @. ALEXANDER, 18th
Infantry. oregon Agricultural college zap
tain WILLIAM H. WINTERS, Sd 'aNalry,
the Kamehameha Schools Captain Skpo'
WICK RICE. "a Cavalry. College or 81
Thomas: Captain GEORGE 6. GOODALE;
23d Infantry Mississippi Agricultural ana
Mechanical college. Captain ERWIN il.
PHILLIPS 18Th Cayalry. Cornell University:
Captain WILLIAM NEWMAN. ls' infantry.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
STATE BARS STRANGE DOGS.

Helena Mont, Jan. 2l.-To exclude n.y.
drophobia Governor Edwin l.. Norris yes
terday issued proclamation establishing
a quarantine against all dogs from the
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
Forecast for Special Localities. -

F0TF'HsI Tot NV''I'T I'"'"'''''"' TT =
England. cloudy and colder Sunday. probably
preceded tv rain or snow on the south coast:
Monday fair. moderate west TO northwest winds.
For Eastern New York cloudy and colder to
dav probably preceded By rain or snow On the
coast Monday fair. moderate north wines.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania. cloudy and colder
today. probably preceded hv rain or snow ,
Monday probably fair, moderate north 10 north
east winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware, rain and
colder to-day. Monday probably fair, moderate
northeast winds
For Maryland and the District n Columbia.
unsettled and colder. preceded ~ rain or snow
to-day; Monday cloudy: moderate east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. cloucy to day.
preceded 10y snow In southern portions, MONDAY
prohably fair. moderate north winds becoming
variable.
FOR Western New York. cloudy with snow
furries near the lakes to-day: Monday probably
fair: moderate north winds.
Official observations % United States weather
.. .-.-- q. G - L.lL.--
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ degrees.
lowest. 81 average. 40; average FOR correspond.
Ing date Of last year. as. average for correspond
Ing date Of last thirty-three years. 10
Local forecast. CLOUDY and cooler. With Droh-
ably rain or snow. to-day, fair Monday, mod.
crate north winds
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

sentence. just confirmed by the Navy
partment is Imprisonment lot ne m
Walker He will be confined In the New
Hampshire state penitentiary at Concord
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

West virginia, at San Francl,eo
ian 2O.--The Washington. al Portsr,s.s.
the Cugoa, at navy yard New wsf,
Pennsylyania, at Mare Island. iof
SAILED.
Ian fa-The Yankton, from san,,.,.
for Guantanamo, the West VIrs,N
Mare Island Light for San Franei.lA 4
Ian. 9O.--The Dubuque and the Pat,r.e
Nassau for Charleston the Ves,si ss.a
muda for Norfolk: the PennsyIv.s.No
San Francisco for Mare Island s
Upon arrival d the Des Moines 49,,
about 23d inst, that vessel will proesla g.s
napolIs with the body ~ Commard.r y
Luby. late commanding officer of ~ 'Ns
whore the BODY will be trsnsferres a.
burial. The Des Moines will then retsr. :. !.
ton.
The Baltimore commissioned in r.1r;.,,
ward Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
Female al
MIME, ETLLIGsHl, q !,
Girls only. conscientious. styhsh'
a, home or out. lS2 West t4'n 81
Phone 62SS Columbus

\ HOFMAYER. 800 i'h ave ,,,,1s
452T Madison square. AEon'' W.
meftic help. -------..-. ,...sis
CHAMBERMAID Good Seamsire,s,. ,s,.. ysf
waiting. excellent references Nip,ons y
Smiths Agency. - West ~ s.
Bryant. -------5.ss- ~
CITAMBERMAID and WAlIKsss .,srr
privata family or small ho'ei ~ lses>
hest city references. $50 "'an''
West l3ith - ----T,7ss,,ssss =
CHAMBERNAIp MAID. SEAAs.. HcIss :
neat. excellent swedish girl ~ "a ~
hermaid: SOS Ostsrherg Agrn'''4'l
ton ave Tel. 1855 Plaza ---.,....is''''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. "a,
German girl. Protestant, ley s.? 3,
hest references. country preferlen'; M Y
berg's Agency 7lG Lexington a''.
Plaza 80, ~
CHAMRERMAID or WAlTREsS-zNAs,' s.
good references. country preln.i s,h sss
Miss Hofmaysr's Agenc, 3-p''--
4527 Madison Square. rs-s
CHAMRERMATD-s -sEAMsTRESs r,irt.
ssamrtress. Young German. NJ" s,n ave
Miss Hofmayor Agency. 3S'o<- w.
floor Tel i52T Madison square las :
INFANTS NURSE. English: eaG' EneS'
hrst class references. CnlNeis"
Bureau, 80 West 3Tth st
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
WORK WANTED.
Female.

DRESSMAKISG. -. Artistic 6rsssTakAr. fine
filter. designer. viii make street. evening
, gowns At reasonable prices, remodel ing, Gus
tomers fitted AZ their residences, exceptionally
high grade work mourning outfits. Phone 3+39
Morningside.
EMBROIDERY-Pr Private families; reasonable
rates. specimens or reference Post Cooke. -
West Goth 81.
GENTLEWOMAN. cultured and experienced.
desires re-sngagoment. supervising house
keeper, mafron. secretary. good reader. visit
ing or resident. highest testimoUals. Address
American Tribune Uptown once. 1864
, Broadwav.
YOUNG LADY - refinement desires position
ne coruaninu: accustomed 10 travel H. VI
Watson. General p. . New York.
Young WOMAN wishes ~ work out sewing
or urhols,erirg, references. : A. NJ, o uors-
ito st.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

State OF Oregon and several counties In
Washington and Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
/ BUTLER UL-carahe young Italian.
with fine references. would 20 any distance.
/ $40 Miss Shea's Agency, East 42d st
! BUTLER Useful. Danish; not afraid work
| Association Fmriovn,ont Ae.n~V ~ Wcs, ,S5
81. Phone 52io-Bryant.
BUTLER and VALET With FIRST class refer
"nc@s: thor9qshly nnderstsnds HI. duties city
West i2d 81. Phone 3o3a- BRYANT
RrTLER and VALET. French; excellent ref
srences city or country. Miss FitzGeralds
Rur"su, "3 9TH ave. cor. i2i 81
BuTLER-yALET.- Just disengsged: city or
country best references. 2 Y. S7l Sd ave.
CoACHMNN- Single: competent. smsrt. willing
N"rker. unierstsncs duties thoroughly. all fur
strictly sober: anyMh.re NJ n. 2oa Fast ssta n,
CoAcHMAN. USEFUL Thoroughly expert
country $50 SsS mdustrai hSsrSisio, '''k ,, or
bryant ''' - none '%i'-
COUPLE -colored young excellent cook and
lanndresS: useful butler. $50: personal refer
en'-~ Miss Sheas Agency. East i2d st
cot PIE. $50. German. man coachman and
useful; vife. good cook ana sundress. uer-
sonad references X. care Mathewson Agency
Hls nth ave. Tel 3Is Bryant
excellent references Waldorf Agency IL Wast
2ad st Phone 800 Madison.
| CotPl.E Rutler and cook. good laundre.s,
tA''uehl nakeI' man generally useful highly
recommended MorroVs Agency T2i TeVins,onn
ave. cor 5sth St
pAlRNMAN. Single. Al buttermaker: on farm
OF private country estate references Address
pairyman. 1883 9th ave
DAYS WORK Beating carpets and rugs ar,
tending TO furnace. T Thomas iG East i3l,h
street ' ''''''
| FARM HAND, SIS German. good mixer and
experienced
good references. W, Mathewson's Agency sis
Gth ave Tel 37s Bryant
FARMER ER.-American. married. tNo vyo,,n
children; experienced all branches. used 20
handling help; excellent references Ssrnany
ters Agency, l5+ 9th ave.
FARMER Single; open for engagement. un-
uer'ands az tarm work; good man with
Penn. 'i' "'ioiu'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Local Official Record. The following ofiCial
record from IN. Weather Bureau shows ths
! changes In the temperature for the last twenty
| four hours, IN comparison with The correspond
Ing dafe q la.i NHar.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22
HELP WANTED.

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SUPERB INTESDENT Woodworking factory. New
York state. 81 500 81 500. Business Service
Company Agency, sos singer Building.
USEFUL. BITTER For city. any nationality;
must have good references. wages, S45 $50 In
dustrial Association Employment Agency, II
West i2d ST. Tel 52lO Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-22

Official observations of United states weather
bureaus, taken at S p. m. yesterday, follow: