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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
ENDS LIFE BY SCALDING
Woman Patient at Institute
Dies in Hot Water.

Mrs. Camilla Begtrup. fifty-seven
years old Of SO Prescott st, Jersey
City committed suicide yesterday al
ternoon in the Neurological Institute at
l49 East eth St, by throwing herself
into a bathtub OF boiling water, after
she had disfcured her features by
plunging her hands into the water and
scalding her face.
Mrs. Begtrup was suffering from a
nervous breakdown and went TO the IN
stitution April 81 She seemed TO be
improving and was allowed about the
place
Yesterday attendants heard her splash
ing about in the bath and discovered her
plight.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

CORNELIA s. ROBINSON. SIC East
iS2d ST. filed petition, with liabilities w.
III of which sl,2OO is secured py realty
mortgages, and $5,l2l is for indoIsihg
nominal assets $33,SS0. consisting OF
bond and mortgage, $3.50; deot due soV'
shares of stock par value. $26,s5O. com
posed OF $685. Montauk Sanitary I'M
proyement Company: $780, Cargn Realty
Company. and $50, Telepost Company.
KAUFMAN EMBROIDERY WORKS.
Petition filed against Samuel Kaufman
doing business as the kaufman EmDroid-
cry Works. i73 Broadway by these credi
tors: II. Abrams Si5l; J. II. EnglehaIt !;
claims. Judge Hough appointed Jesse
Watson receiver. bond $1,000 with au-
thoritv TO carry on business ten days
Liabilities are $4,000 and assets %VO.
HENRY KEIL-Petition fled against
Henry keil, jeWeuer. ~ East houston
81 by these creditors: S Kapan d Co.,
1922: Frank & Sass $ijl; NJ. DreiDIatt az
Co. 500 He also made an assignment
TO Herman Baum. Liabilities, Vow ana
assets. $500
STEPHEN D. HORTON.-Petition fled
against Stephen ID. Horton, manufactures
OF fire brick Peekskill, y. y, by these
creditors: Henry l.. Armstrong, %,3n' j..
p Crumb. S5.527: Sanford X. knapp
500; r. MacKellars Sons Company ~.
he made an assignment 10 John W.
SnowGen April :. Liabilities, $500; as
sets. $4,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
ROBERT STUART METAL MANU-;
Featuring COMPANI.-Pettion nled
against the Robert Stuart Meta! Manu-
facttlring Company. al East 25th St, by
these creditors: Robert Stuart, w. lvi.
money loaned; Union Tool and supply
Company. $G3 William Haas, Al: Assets,
IS 900 Company was incorporated June
10. 1913, with capital stock S25OW.
ISABELLA C., STEWART: - Petition Y ion
18Th nv Ahendroth e. Root Manufacture
j ITFs COMPANY, creditor for 1923 on notes
Of Robert G. Stewart, which she Endorsed
WILLIAM A. Levy. inspector and GO, col
lector "a East idtn a. No assets '''''''
VI" Ii,TI-CiEN ". JOHNSON. Workers, flied
petition, with liabilities N,O4, and no as
sets.
ABRAHAM TRESKUNOFF. clotnlns
deaIer 81 Canal St, made assignment to
Morris T.. GOsSett.
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Arriving at and Departing
|sS' =. Port of New York
r'', rs H., April 3.

-, Philadelphia April
=. Wsshins vi Hawaiian - Line IN
gee Afieii~~oartine al 81 IN. -,
. Ieft Ou@lss5 1Rro Cieufuegos Apri
- NSies,. ...r,e a Young, WIN sue"'
Z sspseonn' RAJ al 5:lS IA Anil II and
$50 the b~,N,orl. Sagua AprI 40 ".'S
-, EsoS - Nunson Ss Line WIN
-, i. 70 At the Bar at j. so M Sal,
y, AfFi'eo oSee. Naguabo Apln ,e -
49, Oses real IS and Aiec'.%o n.,,.
= = los and Porto kIs2 ~ - n, 22d
|, W lSs Al the Bar az 4 ''J Potterdam
II westerdyk it-.o--,cs line. with
sssE. he Holland an : a m.
~ krT.yee - Al Giorgio (Norl. ron ~,
80 joseph Nport Maria II. 70 the ~
III IS AHs I'm fruit Arrived AT the
I, 'i.sO snni.,as,paia. southampton ana ND
'-sf Pnl.1HT5 and queenstown 10, 10
'-s.rg Api,' ,1s with 232 SECOND C"u,i
1 ,rsfiesh b',--'ssserrtrs. malls ana must
- - iav,.,-ood tBrl. plymouth Hpll
szT EWarden. IN ballast A''''eN
e 81 !; vsu-stania tBr)' L''e'p'O''
sssf s.rSy Hook al 5. 20. y i'.. March
-. y Nicsria Ger Li.i''' F@st Of
s,issn, April -. Win 'i'-S''
! 8. 20 a, sac ? N. mn, Conenhagen
|s,srsr hsias fO and Chr.stiansand a.;
l. ChI.s..'S;.' 90. with first. I'D" second
e.ssh be9e .SS.~sre Messengers ana mose.
T. ~ -, Rar al 100 p 20. "a. %
- 81 t av New orleans April ~ 10
|s,.1s' Ny,1.--.te, 90. w.th passengers ana
S-IhsIa.s n Quarantine az 600 a IN.
T. PAss,,SS.--ir-on. Newport news anu
|sa-si h ne Old Dominion $ CO. win
~ " and mdse. Passed IN Uu"' d 1t ''''e
[:e7 n Advance. Philadelphia: to the
sas.s ,1road IS Line ia pa"as'' / "ss'u
,iaS.,. On. az s5s a ~. possea IN
80. porto Rico BALTIMORE N'''
l1,:las a. = 1Tor). guantanamo. 70 the
|sarsf fs-'A ,ifb sugar. or the High
{. 8 ,'s - = /" ,Br,. Huelva April :. 70
S's1I - with mdse. Arrived al the
~ $40 s ? AZ City OBI. new. $3.50 ton0.
ssi-s. ~ 4nru 3. 20 George + Hellle-
(t.s.yTa., Arrived at the Bar al IL .oV
j. trafalgar CNor). Havana Aprli
s'i1.' ,rsriean and Cuban IS Line Win
~ s,r.ye5 a, the Bar az u 90 mn; -,
- fnsuianO lFoItli Aisrt' 'N
-Ts.ss Islands 81 and New bedioia
pr " w.. "a G Ams.nck & CO. with mdse-
y - me Bar az IL N.
arcadian (Brl, Bermuda ApTl
'.-,ss.,,.rson son. with 266 passengers
| - s.sI rdse Arrived az the Bar al 9;lo
Z Indiana By. GUANTANAMO April
49, Padre Il. 90 the Muuson 5 Line
49, Arrived al The Bar &c 500 m.
-, psthander. Aqua April Z, Sanio
-, -. Macoris and La Romano H. san
"a Puerto Plata and Monte Cr.su -
y -. Island is. o. the Clyde 5 co.
- Arrived al the Bar al : 40 IN.
-, Arapahoe. Jacksonville and
go. passed in Quarantine at II IN:
s.sy Hook. \ J, April %. $50 p m-Wlnd
-, Nght breeze. clear. smooth sea
SAILED.
.-, provincia CFr). Marseilles. Albingia
!. r,sFua. Chesapeake Baltimore. Pswnee'
s.'-tia Caribbean tbvi. BERN lla ;
go Dutch. Antwerp. cleveland Ger
-. N,ssisslppi JFrl. Havre. Amerika
:, g,nsvrg: Bremen Ger. Bremen Texas
= ~, Aig!ers Wilmington and George
=, v-.r.sss Anne. norfolk and Newport
Ir. n SD. Galveston. Cedric tBr), Liver
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$;nhjno Information and
S'pP Marine NeWS of the World

Zealand. Australia Cvia san Francisco
dllltl quay
Japan, Corea. China. Philippines via
NictOria)-Empress OF lncia.............Apr. %
Hawaii Guam. Philippines via San
Frsnciscol~U S transport. ..........,...Apr SO
Japan, Corea. China (v!a Seatue)-
Yokohama Maru .................. Apr. 80
Hawaii via san FrGnclsco)-Wilhel-
nina Observation-Disclosures. May
Hawaii. Jspan. Corea. China. Philip
pines Cia San Francisco)-Tenyo 4
Maru Observation-Disclosures. May :
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via san Neutrality-suspicious.. May Z
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand
Australia (via Victoria)- Nlagara......M May 8
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Cats Title to Apartment.

The r. w. II. Realities. Inc yes'e,u" 49,.
,oaI tue 20 Parkway Hall, ten $40.
e,oyo,or apartment house situated at inc
onrnc, Of 10th st and Amsterdam ave
,roro the former owners OF the building
. ,o, their attorneys. Hawkes. & HOP
pin. ,..s, ,eal estate
,.e,,ons that have taken place In TINS
-aa,,or for a long time. and shows that
,.-,,e.,o,s are in the market TO purchase
good properties.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

- - n,lfl'1i2. reported ar 20 miles east OF
re. a. a 20 yesterday. is expected 70
- forenoon.
! y A:isiania, reported a. 1913 miles east
SrH aoos a. l-.of . N yesterday. f. eX-
r. cock THIS forenoon.
~ ,sl%, reported as 733 miles east o.
y. a,oS a. u u yesterday. o. expected
| = s.,-f1sy evening or sunday forenoon.
~. rss'o'ls, Tepo-te. az 70- miles east u
49,. -,,E a. noon yesterday. Is expected 70
sr-'1ty evening
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rravel,ers' Club Property Sold.

Horace s. Ely Il GO. have sold TOT the
.,...,.tiers' Aid Society, z38 East Attn ct
= three story and basement dwelling on
. iot q sxi0O feet. 20 client OF Daniel
Carey o,,-
This property has been USED aho oc.u-
Died by the Travellers Aid socie'y io'
The last eight years. where they nav
carried on their protective work 1hey
have outgrown these quarters @nd wiz
,,oy. ~ leS Lexington ~" 'onr 'o''
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STORAGE NOTICES.
SPROESsIGs STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
MAIN OFFICE. 8E EAST 10th STREET,
NEW YORK APRIL It'll lAl4


To f. +. Bettmann, a. Berei. William
BUTLER. Mrs. Danningberg. Miss A. Deans.
Florea Kraus. William Green. Genet, Will
lam Graney. w. Hoffman Mrs. T. johnson.
c. c. Lutz. Mrs. McAleeman. J. Z. Meyers.
A. c. HcGregor Piser Co. Ira ODell.
Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Il. q. Shipman. r. Solo
mon. II. simonson, w. =. Taane. Mrs. Wend-
land. wood, Waters & co-You and each
OF you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
will cause such property. TO wit. Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored H. Sproessig's storage Warehouse By
you or IN your name COR in which you may
have an INTEREST,". TO be sold at public suc
tion. according 10 the statute In such case
n ode and provided. at our warehouse. SI2
East 170th st, Borough OF Bronx. New York
City. or Friday. May sth. 1914. at 1890
a m, and II ;he sale thereof IS not COM
pieted on said date the same will be con-
tlnued a. the same place on each and every
Friday thereafter. beginning at 1890 a. m.
and continuing until all the goods sold
ePROESsIG's STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
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STATE GUARANTEES DOGS
Takes Action Against Rabies
at Newburgh.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Newburgh, n. y. April Gas the re
suit OF an outbreak of rabies in this vi
entity the State Department OF Agricult-
ure has established a quarantine on all
dogs and has notified the police to en-
force il.
TWO dogs were stricken recently with
rabies in Newburgh; one died. Two per-
sons. Mrs. y. Deyo Belknap and William
Kilbridge who suffered abrasions on the
hands while administering medicine to
the infected dogs. are undergoing the
Pasteur treatment
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GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER COMPANY
soI-sos West lcSth st.. New York.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to each anA
every Individual hereinafter mentioned that
on MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1915
t'e following goods will be sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION az tho warerooms OF the GUAR
pIAN STORAGE AND TRANSFER COM
Borough Of Manhattan. City and County OF
New York. at 1880 A. N. TO recover the
charges upon the same. pursuant 20 law, and
such sae will Be continued on EACH srJc-
CESsTvE MONDAY until all said goods shall
be sold; MRS. c II. POND BarreA Carpets.
etc. SG %; MRS. X. RENNER, Dressera
Sewing Machines etc. 5000: MRS L SNIP
son. Dressers Beds etc. M7s: H. e. Nc
CURE. eideboarf, Dressers. etc. Ea50; r. n
MCsTON. Beds. Sewing Machines etc. tss.ba
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

"A West sSd st. Company-V. Foscate,
Wonderland Amusement Company, Inc
Goldman: S16J Is.
The Bronx.
r1sum saul-B. Bromberg; 1898 s.
Rirnstein & Rosenthal-A. kurtz; si'ole VI.
Maryilio Brothers-Emh Flelsehi q @oh'
s2sG T.. c ard Cow
Gordon-C. Goldberg. Sil o.. ~
smell Thomas T.-C. Delaney; Se5 q
smell Thomas Tt. j. MCMAHON ct a. :
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UNDERWRITING AND TYpEWRlTERS

PI-Y TYPEWRITER MACHINES AT YOUR
Goods Nonarchs L. G. Smiths, Noiseless'
Blicks.nsderfer. standard Folding and many
other makes, guaranteed for Two years AIS! $50
typewrlting paper and CARTONS. hipoons 5, ~
All makes Closing out business. sAChi-
FTCING ALL GOODS. Come ana convince
Yourself. Telephone Bryant $50 Room ISL
hubert & COMPANY,
20 West &2nd Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

g.9O p mr.. lowest, 20 lat 7 a M; average
A.: average for corresponding date last year
81: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 81. - =.
Local forecast: Fair and slightly warmer 10,
day: tomorrow. increasing cloudiness ana
warmer probably showers at night rnoHeIato
north winds. becoming southeast by tomorrow
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sURRooATe's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. q Surrogate Of the
to all persons having claims against Nsrous
Prown. late % tho County OF New York. de-
ceased. TO present the same. with voschsNp
thereof. 10 the subscribers at their place e
transaoting business, At once Of D. oelis Rit-
terbsnd. No 81 William Street, In The CITY Of
New York. on or before the ist day Of June
1914
Dated New York. the 18th day Of Novsuhsr.
p. sos I v EIrrsnsAND. }r,.r,,,,,
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WORK WANTED.
A1ais.

Male
,ecrsr.~r poOKKEEPER-You man, 10
ysars Of age: 9 months experience learning
q, the V NJ C. A.; will start at low salary
Harry Brown. 206 East l2th ST. IeH' mar
lem Ar.
BOoKKEEPER- STENoGRAPHEH, zen yeaas
exnerlence wants position. furnish sVou re-
srences salary SIS Henry Nolte. $40 Ann st.
West H0bOlten. y. J,
WANTED AT ONCE-Pos.;ion. inside or OUT.
side years business experience no nan
st,nography and typeTriting; young nan.
lean cut and ambitious; must have WORK soon
viii DO anything. c. G., p. u sta'i0h d
Psssaic y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24

and basement brick and stone dwelling,
on lot 4o5xl00 feet, which they have
leased for term OF years.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
h. From Line.
II - -. ..-.-.. Kingston. AprI ISL D @
- LIS e-Cc1l. April ls... .Cunar1
- '....-.. TURKS Island. Apr. H.. --
E.. - l-atfa. Agrl 4i... Ped y
~. ''--....- HllL April S.......... Wilson
--''''..'..G.tTa.tar. April j.. .Cunari
- -.-------ts4tr .sr. aprl ls....clual J
-. ''--'-- lscr-cll errf. april TO- -
~ ''.''..... sana. A1Il ls......... ----
lr~c.t,... ..-.. Galveston. AEll - $50 Pac
-'''i-'-ssa .sl-al. Alll q Savannah
L. ATCRDAY. APRIL ~
H. H.. Have. april french
!. 80 fela1a April 1--Tnnidaf
~, @-'<-'.. fisytl. April Or j. "
- '''''''...F Palermo. April I0......Anchor
Ia ~. '-..-. Hamburg. april .Haf. IA
a. ''''.-..shalFea April l1...... Bristol
~ '''''''''... e-zsor.lle. April Cly1e
''''.'.-.D@ifesior. april 49,. Mallory
srNs4Y. AFHL ~
&C -.Ghsgou April ls..... Anchor
So '''''....c f.~obaI. April Panama
- ''''-.. balDalos. Anil MI a. II
- 900. Porto i.cD. April 19..NYGIIt
- '''''.''... .Ditralfsr. April b.. Cuuafl
fs l,.'..',..'.....Llgerlo.o. AbrI IG..Whlte 81
- '''.' "a alfan AIrl - savanuah
20 mar
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SCHOOL AGENCiEo.

AussScsn and Feseigp Teschsrs AGsnsy.e
Supplies ProfsssorA rsachsrn Tutors dow.
sSussssA e<a, 70 Colleges Schools and Fam.
% Union SQUARE
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|ycawERs At FOREIGN PORTS.

-. ,,,r 2l-CYtv o. EdirnurRh (Br). New
H., =. Ksracfl for Ca ltta.
49, Arrl gI-Indrani lBrl. New York
/ :. 's.ss,g ana Hong Kong.
II. 80 s-Eurora ItaD. New York via
r.
- s.,u -Kfo-o lD-l. New York via Co
Hong Kong. etc.
-z,csi All .s-SuT ga ISL Ne" io' ="
F . Ayers for Hong hcns exc
fr~. April -3-lroqlois lhi'. New orc.
3le-c. April % : q m-Ancona tltalA Ne"
/ Isl r. Naples
81 A--.l ..-C0.0rado 'brl. New YORK
Esi Va Cape Town. etc.
r. ~''"
- .,,.o .-..,-ge Washing
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Humidity
Barometer Readings.

.sa rn......S2 p. m.......2o p. n.....''H
Barometer Readings.
3s5 D. rn....9034 p. m....So.SS
r-,i.ea etates Department OF Agriculture
V,ssther bureau cbscrN atoms. taken at p NJ
18th meridian time:
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INSTRUCTION..
NEW YORK-ManhattaA

rnH BERIIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square ui22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 5t3 Lsnox ave-. near i27tA d
BROOKLYN Branch. 2is-2eo Livingston o.
New Glasses Constantly Forming.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male
,,-r,rp VALET SECOND AMI USEFUL
To6rvIIS -Engllsh. Swedish. French, sew
.,aI erst class men now on hard; exceLIen n
! investigated references. ostefoe.s NJ
7If Lexington ave. Tel. Plaza 20 anu .Dss.
I CARETAKER-T Trustworthy couple TO care LOT
nriyqte residence. summer or longer, Des'
-,,erancoe. no children. Answer by letter
Rice. 80 l8Ith s.. Broha.
,orpTrs First class cook. fancy desserts
: by,ior useful. neat: city or country. eN
+ cellent references. MacNeII Agency - "'o'
! a5th 81. Greeley 69t2- ----------------
r,pNryANDs. ASSISTANT GARDENER
srve-sl strong Young men, s"' dlsi' no,
ae-,td work: highly recommended: mostly low
wages OsteTtergs Agency 20 A'eA'hs'0"
GI10FZEV and Useful MAN.-Young.
nnst Hungarian couple; married; can mix
s,d driye. wife good cook; well recommend
ed Carpenter Agency. i3+ 6th ave.
H0T-gr MAN or vALET.-swedish. neat ap-
nearing young man PERSONAL r, ference GU
Or country; wages, 'So, ~; c"b',SIsr eiss
change. S2< Columbus ave. 81. I'm .s- go
ErsprcrABLE German couple. speaking Eng
NI ~. Svife rr.t class cook and housekeepe1 !
b,shana oXperienced in restaurant and ho,ei
; rus,ness or private houses uhders1ahGs o".H-
Keeping general office Mofk: w's -a,P :, bass
-.ther. city country. 80 East 'S'h S''' 's'e
b ment
/ Females.
| CHAMBERLAIN. assist other wors: nea,,
conpetent girl; willing and otnsins, 2er-
/ - ,re,.reuca. country: 81. Domestic tx
Grange 9e4 columbus ave. schuyler sl9o-
/ COOK swedish young. first class In every
N1.,.. cry competent: city or country |;
I -. ,.rerences: $50 Ostertrrgs Agency ~
lexington ave. Tel. Plaza "a and 1902.
/ COOK Nse. Young Swedish girl; very COM
netsn,. understands any kind cookins: CITY
~ coIrntrv: excellent references so9. Osttr-
] 49,. Aaercy. 7ls Lexlr gton ave. Tel. Plaza
! "a and 100. ----------
COOK and WAITRESS cHAMBFRMAID.-
Two neat. first class Swedish girls; very
cor,ns.ant: excellent references Osteroerg
/ Acencr. 7l6 Lexington ave Tel. flsI@ I0'
and lt6S.
cOoK-First class: soups. meatA entrees. des-
carts ices: excellent personal reference; city.
/ countr,. s35 Domestic Exchange. 32& Column
bus ave Schuyler elS8.
co0K-WA TTPEss-Together or separate:
very desirable young girls; psrsonal refsr-
enc.s: city. country: t3oSS. Domestic Ex-
change. s2i Columbus ave SCHUYLER slss:
UOUsEWoRK- Neat. swedish girl: good
.no1s: so. Osterberg's Agency. 7l6 Lexington
ave. Tel Plaza "a aud loS6.
I1T-NpREsS. = strong swedish girl; hrN
class; excellent laundress. docs shirts, col
,ars Are linens anything: excellent refer-
enoes Osterberg's Agency. rs Lexington ava
Tel Plaza "a and l0ss.
ITPEss-PARIORMAID Neat. tall Bwed-
I i.h girl excellent waitress; understAnds her
work thoroughly: eIesilsnt refersncss; -
ostereerTs Agency. n6 Lexington avN Teis
"a ara 'Ms Pia,s
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HELP WANTED.

Male
MEN with pa,en,able ioess write Kano''Sn
Co. Patent Solicitors. Wassihs'oh' ~ y
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Local Official Record.-The following Off
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the chrnges in the temperature for the last
rvyentv-four hours in comparison with the cor
resr lnding date OF last year:
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HIGH WATER.

'Sas 80. sunset. SIS. moon rises. A.
~ age :.
The evening world., 1914-05-07

"Tried"-- He choked with fury.
one by one he looked them over; and
suddenly. orninousiy. the excellent
captain became calm. II gisss I'll
do It," he said. as he turned to his
first officer. Mr.. Mcwirt, you'll
shoot the hrst one of EN- that
movesl"
lie dropped them. turned to the rail
OF the Glory H.. and laid hands on II.
lie tuggod and two full yards Of rail
came loose. He ripped IL away and
dropped IL over the side; and then,
with his revolver out once moro. the
captain Indicated the unprotected
stretch and tho rolling gray water .
dozen feet below.
Walk" said Capt. Velvet.
Pollard faced him with a queer.
ghastly smile.
walking the plank with the plank
fft out, eh7" he said with weak de-
hance. There's n law
I'm the law out here" his late
friend shouted violently. "waikl"
jones Evans. the Snake, dropped
upon his knees and screamed, Will
lam Ryan. tho Brute. stood rfgtd az a
statue. Capt. Velvet smiled dread
fully and sighted the revolver just
one inch behind Poilard's heel.
And tho leader OF the band recos-
niked dizzily that the finish was really
at hand. Their biggest job had
tripped them not merely hsadlonE,
but into tho next world.
kor one dragging second, a. the
hammer rose With sicksning slowness,
he understood that his whole past life
should be flashing before him-and
that something had detained II, for II
failed to fash.
For another. a. the hammer still
rose and rose. he meditated fiinging
himself upon Capt. Velvet and dis
pensing with the cold hath and tho
tlmo for thought that must precede
tho exit tho good captain had planned
for them.
In fact. his hands were lust prepar.
ing for tho clutch that would 70 with
the dive. when Mr.. Mcwirt said ear
nestly:
II beg your pardon. captain; but II
your heart really act on this9"
Tho captain snorted.
'Drownin's a hard DEATH" he said.
Two always heard to the con-
trary." his rrst ofioer urged. II took
II that you'd like TO Give 'em q pro-
longed spell Of real suffering first."
Genuine enthusiasm all hut over
came him. Mr.. Mcwirt Inadvertently
swallowed his tobacco ~ ne laid q
pleading hand on Captain velvecs
arm.
And while I'm sure I beg pardon,
SIR" he said with modest seif-repres-
sion. III you'd just caro- to postpone
this a few minutes I think I can sug-
COST somsthing that'll be considerable
moro aGontsinG for them. SIR"