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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
HEART DISEASE
CAUSE OF DEATH
Charles G. Gates Had Com
planned of Feeling Ill.
BODY ON THE WAY EAST

Remains of Eccentric Young Million.
aire Placed on Board Special Train
for New York City, Where the Flu
neral Will Be Held.
Cody, Wyo., Oct. 30.-The body of
Charles G. Gates. the eccentric young
millionaire, has started for New York
city.
Upon telegraphed orders from
Gates mother a special locomotive
was chartered to take the Gates pri-
vate car to the East. The funeral
will be held in New York.
Coroner Louis Howe declared he
would not hold an inquest over the
body of Gates, who died suddenly in
his private car here.
Physicians who were with the mil
lionaire when he died says there is no
doubt that heart failure was the
cause. He had been complaining OF
feeling poorly for several days. but
ii was believed to be nothing serious
until he was seized with convulsions
while sitting in his car waiting to
start to his home in Minneapolis.
Death Follows Big Game Hunt.
Gates death followed a big game
hunt lasting thirty-three days. which
he and a party OF friends had conduct
ed in the mountains near here.
Just before his death Gates had ex
pressed his satisfaction over the trip
saying Northwestern Wyoming was
the finest big game country in the
world and promising TO return for Q
months shooting next year. He anc
his party had just made the biggest
killing of elk. deer, bear and Other
big game In the history of this sec
| ton.
Several days ago Gates returned
from his trip and Immediately spen
$1,000 buying fur coats for his friends
| He also handed Ned Frost, his guide
during the trip, Tip" of $4,000, anS
| gave his chauffeur 81 900 in cash. HI
said he had just made $4,000 on thu
| Chicago board of trade and wanted Il
leave it all in Cody. He had almos
accomplished his purpose when deatl
came.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
CELEBRATE MITCHELL DAY
Scarcely a Wheel Moves Throughout,
Anthracite Coal Fields.

Hazleton, Pa, Oct. 30.--Hardly a
wheel turned in the anthracite coal
fields of Pennsylvania. The miners
celebrated Mitchell day in honor of
the anniversary OF the successful
termination of the strike of 1900, the
first conducted in the hard coal belt
under the leadership of John Mitchell
then president of the United Mine
Workers of America.
In procla ations issued from the
union headquarters of the three an
thracite districts all the men were ad
vised to re ain idle except those
whose services are necessary for the
operation of pumps and other ma
chinery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Found Dead in His Berth.

Milwaukee, Oct. 29.--Isaac Stephen
enson. Jr., nephew of Senator Isaac
Stephenson and son of Robert Steph'
enson, was found dead in his berth on
a Chicago and Northwestern train ar
irving here from Menominee, Mich
en- route to Chicago. He was nifty
four years old and heart failure Is sup
uosed to have been the cause of death
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
rsIeoraphers viii Not Strike.

Chicago. Oct. 29.-There will be no
strike of the 1900 telegraphers OF the
Rock Island system. Points at issue
were adjusted after two weeks OF con-
ferences conducted through O. WAL
lace Hanger, an assistant commission
or Of mediation and cancellation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
FIRST SkYSCRAPER TO BE
TORN DOWN.

New York, Oct. 29.-The first
building ever erected around a
skeleton of steel, the forerun-
ner of the skyscrapers which
are known today in almost
every American city, is to be
torn down. The structure is
known as the Tower building,
but this has become a mis-
nomer. When it was erected in
1889 at No. so Broadway il
was the marvel of the city, be-
ing eleven stories in height.
Today, within a stones throw
of the old structure, there are
buildings from three to four
times as high.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
HEARD OF RITUAL MURDERS
But Witnesses In the DsilIs cass Pail
to Cite Occurrence.

Kiev, Oct 29.--Professor Shirorski
of Kiev university was q witness IN
the ritual murder trial"
At the preliminary hearing Skkor-
ski strongly supported the contention
that ritual murders" are widespSsad
among Jews and he took that attitude
in his testimony.
The dispositions of the archimand,
rite. Arbrosious, of the ORTHODOX
church, set forth many hearsay cassa
OF ritual murder, but failed to olte
aay actual eceusrsncSA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
SEEKING FEDERAL AID TO
REDUCE SUICIDES.

Washington, Oct. 29.-Sui-
eide is made too simple, and
therefore is becoming too prev
alent, because of the ease with
which deadly poisons may be
obtained, in the opinion of DR..
w. C. Woodward, health official
of the District of Columbia. In
a published appeal he urged ac-
tion by congress to regulate
the traffic in deadly drugs and
especially endorsed a bill now
in course of preparation by
Representative Mann OF ILL
nois governing its traffic be-
tween states.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

ronicaI excellent references. Mrs. Col
uer,s Agency. 437 attn ave. near 3lst 81,
'nhone 677q Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

80. so oS iSe. IL VIM l. Fawcett to City Real Es-
tate 90, 176 Broadway. May 23 (prior mtg
SSo,OVOj due per bond: 81 12J0. attorney,
'St3 1aS, SuSrSntee tee and Trust Co. l16 Broadway
NANNON ST, 62, S, 2JxlOO; Tillie Salyin
20 Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank. 81
ohaihDers 81; May %: . yrs: $4,000; attor-
heHs. y, r & = J O'Gorman, 81 Chambers St
WASHINGTON AVE ISL 90 Gx3J2. Frances
v. v Stokes to Farmers Loan and Trust Co, %
william 81; May %: 3 yrs: per cent as per
Dohu, S@,OOO; attorneys Geer, Rolston a.
Horan, % Exchange pl
18TH ST, s. $40 II Z OF Cd ave ia
80. IINlngton Construction Co 10 sadie Brill
~ West 10th st; NAV -, due Sept i3. 1913.
3S Park Row.
SlsT ST, l47 West ST. brk. l9.6xlOe ..
Mm Harmed TO James Whalen GA West
1@oth ST. May "a prior mtg $1,000 due as
10th ST, =. 25O # Of Lenox ave. 15Ox
100. Scheer-Ginsberg Realty and Construction
90 TO Mary Kingsland 1926 9th ave: Nav
%; yrs: 100000: attorney. LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust Co l60 Broadway.
The Bronx.
FOX ST s. 254 II Of 10Th 81: two lots
each 3I6x 100 two mtgs each s. 600. Reliable
construction Co, Inc, corpn, 10 VIM Il
~ 1913, per cent, $4,000. attorney, p
Shapero. ll9 Nassau st.
KELLY ST. s. 1905 n Of 165th ST. Ok
100; Francis Y Keil Co 20 VIM Sinnott g67
East l65th St; May q (prior mtg 81. 900: VI.
per cent $500 attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co l76 Broadway.
LOT 324 TO 326. map 339 lots Riverdale.
Mosholn; Arthur Weisbecker. jr. and ano to
Alma Blass, go East 2ist ST Nav % due
july /. 1916, per cent. 81 600. attorney, + V
Mayfarth. % Nassau 81
LOT 1913. amended map Mapes estate. Marie
Saoini TO Amelia None. 25 Charles st: MAY %;
". G per cent; $500. attorney. A Mozzo'
LOT IA. map % lots. Cornell estate; Anna
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

CONPANION-ATTENDA to elderly lady.
Swedish: experienced in care Of nervous
cases: good city references. NJ, Miss Fitz-
Geralds Bureau 508 9th ave; entrance 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

NJ Hartigan and ano TO william Koch. 2N56
Middletown Rd: MAY 81 due Aug IL, lslo. 90 %
per cent; $500; attorney, T Mapes' lfVo
Williamsbridge I'd. 80
PART LOT 2ls map Unionport. 2sXlos
James TyTrell to Charles Hallock. -OiV
Honeywell ave, May - , yrs. 5.2 per cent /.
81 800; attorney Charles p Hallock, 9J9 East
lSOth ST.
TELLER AVE. cor OF 166th 81. 4OA
100. J Schwarzler CO to City Mortgage Co
10 Wall st; May %. demand. per cent 500
600 attorney. Snow. 10 Wall 81.
TELLER AVE. :. 40 y ot l6bth 81,
3s4XlO0; same TO same. May %; demand. q
per cent. S23. 900: same attorney.
TELLER AVE " g. Is.4 q OF 16ith 81.
1l5.SX10O: same to same: demand per cent.
May % % mtgs, each so OOO). S66 900. same
attorney.
1S3D ST. =. 80 Il Of Bathgate ave. 40 OK
-; Asaro Realty 90 TO Morris KaIp and ano.
l6 East 1880 ST. May % prior mtg S21 500
yrs. 6 per cent $4,000: attorney. United
States Title Guarantee Co. u Chambers ~.
1S3D ST, 5. 9J.G II OF Bathgate ave. 40
Ne4. same to same prior mtg S27.5OO); May
IS. yrs, per cent; $4,000; same attorney.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

tl1 wsssslAiD. Newly landed German
" ve1In vn position as chanbermaid or
: Cali sewer; city or country. wages
- West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
INSTRUCTION.
For Both sexes-City.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison square Cl22 Broadway
Harlem Branch 3s3 Lenox Ave. near i2Tth ST.
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls.22o Livingston 81
Schools open al the year.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
LOST BANKBoOKs.

LOST OR STOLEN Handbook No 475 3O5 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City Of
New York. corner 4th ave. and l4th st,
Issued 10 Elsie v Schuetzanau. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned 10 the bank on the 10th day
OF June, 1918 duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN .-Bankbook No T21 g5l
OF the German Savings Bank in the City OF
New York corner 18th and 14th ST,
issued 10 JOS Rausbacher. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned TO the bank on the 18th day Of
June. 1919, a duplicate will be issued.
LOST. -Bankbook No 55I. .1O6 OF Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eX-
tnguished, and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST. handbook No. 81. .3l4, Bank FOR saw
inss. $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

MAY "a
Henry r Wood 20 Tennent Ronalds 81 900
Same 10 same. $500.
Same 10 came: S6 0OO
Otto Struse, trus. 10 Mary " Greenfield
$3.G5S
Realty Operating Co 70 Edward Molough-
ney: 81
Adolph Donzau TO Samuel Frankonheim et
al trus 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO Albert Bul-
ers. So 500
same 20 Fulton Trust Co OF New York com
mittce: 1900
Whitehall Realty Co TO Julius Liberman
s2T45
sole Realty and Construction Co 70 Carmelo
Cascsa. Sl.123 81.
Herman Hashman 10 Board OF Church Ex-
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
REAL ESTATE
,;Oued from twelfth page.

. $500; attorneys Morrison s
u ., ,B6TOSpSfFRTY. $; Nov .. 1872
..YE FhnsGsmont lion Works; $3.50, attor-
: % l1 Marcus, 10 Nassau 81.
4 gs..oIpsPTY. G. S. same date. same
...YE I.hhSs.o attorney. same as above.
az, 49, as5 n from cor OF 30
a - including fixtures, all estate and
, sLN u, agor. rents and profits. etc.
N q IN li'' Rosa Marino 10 William c. Rem
. o. w, .,,,stee. s. 600; attorneys, Howland.
Z & a. p-s,tice. g. Wall 81
~ 52S u " OF Sth ave, %. 6X
81 s4y- 100. Jacob y and Carrie NJ
4 Jan -..,,o1 80, and Eliza < Rockwell. exec
n e ~ attorney. Frank NJ Tichenor, IS
4 ses,r 100 II 2 Of Amsterdam ave.
80 ,,os July O. 1905 Anna Ryan 10
". >, washington Heights; 5000, at
Hahh iosn N Whslen. 2O5 Broadway
The Bronx.
10 II W from " cor OF
II i25,,i0 Jan % 1912: Elise Il Molke
20. - p PsscSitrenbeck. $500; attorneys. Robert
3. S Broadway.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
,,ne and address OF grantee and at
..,.,t per cent unless otherwise stated.
as" MAY 81
Manhattan.
ANYWAY. s. 1868 It S OF Academy St
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

NOTICE.-Certihcate OF membership NJ.
b63, Issued by the New York Produce Ex-
change, December %. 1891. 10 John Ii.
shuts 1r., having been lost or mislaid. APP
plicauon has been made to the Board NJ
Managers for a new certificate. All persons
interested are hereby notified TO show cause,
within the next six weeks. why such new
certificate should not be issued. /. 3. Howe,
Secretary. New York. May -. 1913
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
ERATiONS.
MAY q
Manhattan.

3STH ST. 100 East: 70 sty dwg; G
Isham, owner: Walker & Gillette l2s East
3Ith ST, architects $1,000 .
BROADWAY 1889 70 II4j: 10 q !, and 3
sly store, Offices and garage. NJ Froelich
broadway and 5Gth ST. owner: sehwartz
DIVISION ST. 20: TO O sty tenrnt; II s
Scheinman. premises owner: sommerfeld
Steckler ~ Union Square. architects. 80 100
9Th AVE. = W cor Of l3th 81. to two sly
lofts and dwg; Mrs Z Hawthorn. owner; Z
Neubauer. 1S1 9Th ave. lessee: II koelole
ia East 2sth ~. architect: Sls.5O.
g1ST ST . East. 10 a 2 sty dwg; Cane-
gle premises owner II d Whitfield, lGO 9th
ave, architect $4,000.
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, ., 100 y Of
Wcstchester ave. sty bTk stores and amuse-
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

ment hall soxlI76: David Rosing' 81 %es, Wes,
18Th st. owner: John G Watson 81 "eS'
i25th St architect: cost. $1,000 - o
237TH ST. cor Of Independence ave.
sty frame dwg. 20x2G; James Douglas, Spuy pLe
ten Duyvit owner; Annerman 1ounkheeTe'
3320 Bailey ave. architect; cost, 5000
BROOK AVE, 531. 8 sty ork store snu H
tenmt 81 6x00. J * NJ Haflen BTeHsng 90
63l Melrose ave owners; George Hof' IT. Oh
East l5sth ST. architect cost, $500
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 949 20 YI Carl
Froh agt James F Meehan ct al, May q, l9l3'
SlO9. o.
9Th AVE. 7s7; Krefets Realty and Con
struction co agt Mary w r Hasgery et Al
April Is. 1872; 5000. ~
BROADWAY. " cor 42d st; Duffy & Collin
agt estate OF Chas A Cos ct al; Dec H. l3l2'
S603 IS
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
MECHANICS LIENS.
NAY "a

M-DUBON AVE. $3.50; Baker & Fox ag
west is4th street Construction Co. owner
Frederick x Burghard. contractor reneWaD
500
Louis ! Rosenoorn, owner and contractor
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
The Bronx.

STEBBINS AVE cor I7Oth ST. 10. four
story brick tenemcnts 4Ox90 SO 4xsb, Bern
hard Mayer, IL East 72d 81, owner; Charles Is
Never ! Union Square West. architect COST
500. 600 -
STEBBINs AVE. s. 1ss72 II o. l5otn
ST. for a 3 story brick tenement. 5OxGs. Michael
Ginto. 1851 Lexington ave, owner; John Hau-
ser $50 West 12jth st. architect. cost SE.Op.
WISE AVE, s, $50 II n OF JENNINGS 81;
for a > story brick tenement. 5OXes; HeTrlng-
ton Building Co. Adela HARRINGTON. l41s Nyse
ave, pre- esident, owner: Harry ] Howell. % ave
.id 149tn 81. architect, cost. $50 600.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 9. ~ No ~
Of 10th 81. for a ; story brick tenement 0O4
xiOi7: p ! Dwyer building Co. Dwyer'
l1G;h ST and Trafalgar Place. president owner
hreymbcrg Architectural co. 1850 81 ana
southern Boulevard architects; cost SJOOOO.
ALDUS ST. 3. from Faile 81 10 Bryant
ave. for four story brick tentmonts, ooXSO
5CXsS NJ J + Construction 90, Meyer Solomon
1929 East 1880 81. president owners. Kreym-
borg Architectural 60. 1880 81 and Southern
boulevard. architects; cost. S23n,OOp
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

CHAMBERMAID Assist waitress or nurse;
young Swede. $3.50 o, Miss Hofmsyers
Agency 800 9th ave. ninth floor Tel +j21
Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

CHAAiBERMAID- WAITRESS: S25. two Fin
nisn girls cook-waitrcss $50. best refer
cnces Mynttinens Agency. 2lU7 eth ave. Tel.
1905 Harlem
HAMBERMAID. Young scotch girl: assist
children or sewing; inexperienced. B., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 80 5th ave, ninth floor.
Tel 1J27 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

tension Of the General Synod OF Evangelical
Lutheran Church IN United States $500
Mary Ione q al. eXTs. 70 Mary Tone. Sl5.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
WORK WANTED.
Male.

useful: careful driver;
4 ,,asIrs. understand all around gentle
,., cogrtry place: sober. honest, reliable
:. bsst references. A. +. Carroll, rs Cen
! p.ys Nest
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AAA ] -
Manhattan,

hIGHBRIDGE PARK. bet Edgecombe ave
and the Speedway. opposite ljsth ST. cor
steel and concrete stairway, New YORK base
ball Club owner. + Ring 52j West 2ith 81
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American snd Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
lies Apply 20 Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON
20 UHion SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

COOK LAUNDRESS. CHAMBEHMMalD VA
.o,,nfrv. two excellent swedish girls; Wiling
ohiieing first class references; 500 sz9'
IohSso1's agency. q East 12Jth st tel
Harlem 5Jli.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

COOK-Compctent Finnish girl good eooS
excellent references; $40. Myntuheh
sency 2iO7 5th ave tel 1905 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

ur'NG LADY desires clerical position. can
tyriSh references. Address b. T. y, Box
fs.bgns Office.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
HELP WANTED.
.tale

!, MONEY WRITING SONGS.-We pay
s,sds OF dollars a year 10 successful
- Experience unnecessary. Song
=, vsnted with or without music-will
: half OF prohts II successful. Send
- WORK to-day. Acceptance guaran-
Z - available Largest concern in the
- Free particulars. Dugdale Co,
Il .7s. Washington. D. c.
TTS Illustrated BOOK tells OF about
IA la0 protected positions in L. S. service:
...s,p6s OF vacancies every year: there is
4, .hapce here for you; sure and gen
! - =. nav. lifetime employment: just ask for
~, 1888 no obligation. Earl Hopkins.
IA sg,on. D. c.
;T1DE sJO.O 600 In FIVE years with small
IN o,eer business; began with 50; send
B. ,,se booklet: tells how. Heacock. 5055.
,zspoFt n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

sdiss.. ..tssn,dAtID-wAITREss. .-Finnish neat,
t,ey, iaxa esN N references: SIS. Serderling 8
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

position; experienced on
~ rrs1s color and magazine work. call up
Z psee Of employment for reference. h. r,
d 8. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

CC0K-Neat young coiored girl nTst class
III branches. economical. excellent reIeI-
.,cae. citv county Tulrs Agency. 2291 TIN
AforuinPSide.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
TYPEWRTTiNo ANp TYPEwRITERs

VICTOR vIsIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. Catalogue
free; all makes taken rt payment: barRi.,Es
In Underwoods, RemIngtons. Olivsrs. Smitha
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

~ NAN-S25: good all around man:
4 ee ..s work, garden. horse. COW. chickens.
X ~. .fsnees W. Mathewson Agency, SIS
ave Tel 37s Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
LIS PENDENS.


MAI
l2STH ST 40 West: william Martin agt
Harry { Williams et al foreclosure or mts)
attorney. II Fay. =. -,
sTH ST, n =. 9th st. g eastery = iot
9Oi. Henry Becker agt Katherine IayIor
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Hanon. ~ -,. a,
BROADWAY. 1887 and 1893: Felix NJ VI
Wsrburg et al agt Bijou Real Estate 20
et al foreclosure OF mtg): attorneys stroocK
q StrOock -, ,o-.h q,
HALL PLACE. W T. 40 II u OF l6Ith 81.
25xIOGIl; Joseph Nordenschild agt Bertna
Wasserman ct al foreclosure OF mtsl: at
torney. J J Lazore. ,..
1I3TH ST "a East: Hannah Grsenbautn
aqt F,tta Mast et al foreclosure or mtg
attorneys Kurzman g. Frsnkenhelmer
WEST END AVE, 80. Adele kncelahu agt
T-nlon Construction co 81 al foreclosure OF
Mtg; attorney. II J. Bogert
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MAY "a
TELLER AVE. n W cor i66th ST lsJ Ok
ZOO !. CIV Mortgage Co loans o sch"aEZieE
co $50, 800.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
Observation-Disclosures.

DRESSMAK makes and re-
models: children's specially. juliet i2s
East 18th ST. Tel <CS Stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

r.ANeEk for country gentleman's estate. :.
s~,.asn, married. one child; has had agri-
: ~ training; expert IN raising all kinds
49, stock good horseman; strictly tenn
- highly recommended. Buschendorf
s.s, 44th st
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
ORIENTALRuG REPAIRING

A. Cleaning Co. I52 Madison Av., Cor. 32d st.
Reference furnished. Phone $50 Murray Hill
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
OIdest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAhPEIS.
prfras peqsonabie send for Circular.
Tel 4caa- -4GaS BRYANT 437I39 West 4Jth 81
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co.-clean'
By compressed air. steam. hand or on moor.
1858 Broadway. 42l East +sth ST. CoE
brandt. Tel. iS2-3sth
ADVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR THE Tribune received at the Uptown
Oflce No 1854 Broadway, between 3Bth and
37th sts until o'clock p m. Advertise
men,s received al the following branch offices
al regular rates until s O'Clock .. m, viz;
264 sth ave, =. e cor. 23d st. los 9th ave.
cor 10Th St 104 East 14th st. 25I west f2d
st between 7th and sth aves 263 West
i25th ST 1885 81 ave. l7os LIST ave. near
s9th ct.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

a. AssEkMAID-WAITREss - Neat young
as,fsio iolr years excellent reference. just dis
a arS wages. so So: city-country. Indus
sS-atslcy. II West 42d ~
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

- AoFMAYER. Reed and barton Build
u, ssS,sz 9Th ave. ninth floor. Tel. 4527
e. square. Agency for superior domestic
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26
Female.

COOK Young swede. 1--WE years In
s.s-h lamily $40 G., Miss Hofmayer.s
~. 20 9th ave ninth floor Tel. 4527
New-York tribune., 1913-05-26

COLORED COCPLE.-Prefer small club or in
stitution or large family; FIRST class. all
round cook; good, useful butler; S6O-$70 fine
references Miss Shea's Agency. so East 42d
Room 7Ol
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-06
Fsetinq ehsdA
ITO Be Continued

by tove. am glad to sec you looh
ing DO gay and festivei" said Mr..
Olde Friend "You were all In black
the last time saw >ou 'Yest de-
murely replied Mrs. brown, who had
Just taken a second husband: but u
wasn't fast black "--ludze.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16

each senator may vote intelligently on the measure now before the senate seeking to repeal the said Act of 1911.
 We ask that this be done because only a minority of the people favor the repeal of the Act of 1911, and because its repeal would be detri- mental to the commercial and finan- cial interests of Pine Bluff and ,Jeffer- son county. It is against progress and the best interests of the entire county. We believe in letting the peo- pie rule, especially a majority there of . &
 The following committee was named to so to the capital this morning and inform the senators of Senator Whites refusal to give the people of this county hearing:
 Mayor A. c. Jordan, w. l.. Mat thews, J. M. Simpson, Meyer Solmson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-16
Dudley Malone, Son ill Law of Senator O'Gorman
 Gets the Post.
M COMBS TO RETIRE
ArknnNas Man Has Keen Advised By His ph, Sician to Give Up His
 Public Life.

New York, Jan. Dudley F elH Malone son-in-lmW of Senator OGor- man has been trndercl and has ac- erpted tht post of secretary to Pre5i- dcnt-elcc Wilson. He will assume the du iss of this posginn after March
 William F McCombs, chairman Of the National Democratic Committee, has informed President-elect Wilson tha. under the advice of his physic- ian he must refrain from all offieial and political activity after the inau- guration. This means that that Mr. McCombs will not enter the Wilso.l Cabinet.
 George Gordon Battle, formerly as sistam distriGt attorney under Will liam Travers Jerome and now a law partner to Senator O'Golman can succeed Henry A. Wise as tIni,ed States Attorney of this district if he so desires.
 ing the relations the present named will hold to he Wilson administration ,Wele gleamed today from different sources close to the President-elect.
 It is known that until quite recent l ly Mr. McCombs had cherished the l prospects of becom ng one of Presi- dent Wilson's ministerial advisers, either as secretary of war or as sec l retary of the treasury After hls ]! health broke down in the middle of the campaign last fall it is also l known that his physical advisor warned aim thathe must slow up. [, Hoping against hope and striving carefully to retain his full physical vigor, Mir McCombs only few weks ago was brought to stern realization of his cond tion. He then informed the President-elect of his regret of not bein g able to work longer in politics or public affairs after he had laid down his respons bility to his chief following the in- auguration exercises.
 It was stated by friends of Mir. Mo Combs that wi;hin a few days after the inaugural on he will leave the Unite d States for an extended visit 10 one of the German states and that after The has taken the cure here he will go to Italy or to the south of France for an indefinite stay.