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THE NEW YORK TTMTCS. FRIDAY. 'AUGUST 30. 1907. 53 A Reader, Recently Wrote The New York "The tact of numbers of men an4 women proceeding to The Tlme'i Registry fcr lot article immediately on findinE other person lost property la powerful refutation of tba charge of discc-urfetry mad want of feeling brought mi alnat New YuTter, Register your lost article with The New York Times.

No Charge for Service. Telephone 1000 Bryant. The New York Times Finds Loat Articles. 4.0ST AND FOUND. 15 tmr.

7t TOc- 7 Iml JOCND, -a Awaltlna- wmti Xt Properly Ofno. Intvrbnrouch Rapid Transit Cornimt an Orerwwlrh Bt. F-jIJMU ON HWXND AV. ELEVATED. i memo, boos.

U'ard rut jpalr ImoKfr FCHND ON 1HIHD AV. EVATKD. umbreiias Muste book, pair troUMn, Ijuir'n Jacket a. (nil it Wsistbends Fixtures i bunclw keys mi gtxxl. shirt, cellara, a a.

FOI'NU OJ eriXTM AV. amfarellas IFoontalB pea, a pursea I Ac Cost 3 pairs staves Chain la Pair shoes packages posts i csros rtH VII OX NINTH AV. ELEVATED. Pair slovss a. iparkaxe mca- ilrs.

ae. I trim I sines 3 umbrellas I FOLJCD IS IICBWAT, Brass stilt raae Uhl. Ac. booka Pair ey-s: lasers Hell plana ryrlnxs K7 svb chain Pair (loves Atomiser Puree Walter a '--kt JOverslls and tools TrI. A a.

te Ob boat a New En aland S. a. Co. Apply Of'loe at Commissary, foot Warren LIKE. I.

D. niuiia. I.IKE. I. B.

HjIIIUIIO. IToothlirush stickpin -nltar-tte lNIhhlrt 1.IXH. A. HAl'IN, Comb and brush I' VflBWICI Necktie I Towel IPnlr gloves LINE, i. B.

NACQATUC FA1.4-, RIVER LIKE, Cna. h-a and chair nitthtahtrtn Breastpin Nightshirt r-alama lit Jacket Iress Jacket Ifnlr rlnvee uackn NEW HAMPSHlKhl Cderwsr lOCND, Ana. is Awaiting Lost Property Olflce, Peariaylvsnle H. Jersey OM PF.KNPf lvania" TKAIN. prrwi ault raa Hackac Udf (ott lAriy'a glovee umlwvllaa Cuff and but-Vura Hawt mlrrur oo Ja ht Hcarfpla alhiown Can V.il iainpl eaaa Orvrcoat Hut pin KfflJXD IN 23D BT.

STATION. I 0Jf nD KtRRT Vmhr.Ha I KUL'ND OW DE8BROSE BT. FEtlRT. Cnat I FOIKiD, An. ta-Awaltlne It I'rowrty ijtu-.

Hrooklyn KtH Tranalt Com- VOI'NIl ON ItlKMHtl.TN BUEVATEO I.INE3. Tali-Mack. Il'tira. Kyetlaaaei lov.a n.k ii Ov.ralla Ta.ka LmbralU OS l.IXE". liMla ITlm.

boon (Ruhhor tubea Iltra Krya rerall UrMinltriM mbrflla Ittt A eg. t-Asltlng owners offlca o-peiintendmt of P-rr1a, Jeraey Central Railroad, font of Liberty KiiriU ON LillEHTY BT. FERIIT. oi BANDY 1IOOK Sdreaeaull I rears I Aug. Awaltlntf owners lafnrme-tlnn lak, A W.

K. R-, Hoboken, N. 8 umhrellaa lUhy'a hat Gnld ring r. plana Pair girl's sh Ilmwn veil Yale key i Package eastings Pai-kage clothing IfllMI, Ang. ta Awaiting ownera lxat Offire.

N. Y. C. H. R.

R. and N. N. 11. A II.

R. Grand Central Bta- Krva II pa--kares ITt. R. ticket 4 umhrellas Envrlnie I Purse Iflt'Ml, Ana. t-Awaltlng owners Informa- l.m lrk, Erl R.

Jersey City: A umbrellas Hint ICoat Package rub- IS bwka 'Puree b.is I 1 ll'NI. Aag. Awaiting owners Information Leak. Long Island Railroad. Long Island f1': a.

pai kagrs 'Sample case umbrellas Cape I I 1I NI. Ang. a waiting owners Btatlon Maalrr. Jereey Cenrnl Rallmad. Jeraey City: Package, nmbreilas.

ladya Jacket, ilmk. MUMI, Aug. Awaiting owners Property Clerk, Police Headquarters, too Mulberry 1 hank booka. 1-OHT-On Aug. 1.

jurt In or abont Broad Bt. tftatlmi, P. Hn Philadelphia, a Gladstone bag. containing letters addreaaed to Edward Atlantlo City. N.

J.J a reward of 3 will he paid and no queetlous aaked for the return of the bag or Ita contents, the lettera. Addreae R. T. Phillips, No. 14 North 11th Bt-.

Philadelphia. LOST Friday evening, Aug. IS, at Clere- mont, between there and hotel, large nov. elty ring, art with many stones; only valuable to oner. net una to Mra.

1L A. 8c roe. d.r. Hotel Navarre, and receive liberal reward. Wmr-WllfO.

goia, monogrmra Mercury wing pin: near Lincoln Road and a. TSI TO Itrooklyn. Rutiday, Aug. Hi. Liberal reward returning to 1 Hawthorne Brooklyn LOUT Gold watch and chain, silver medal attached haa eiame of owner; name also 'rngraveil on 'nettle of ltd; liberal reward; questions.

Write to address la telephone directory. I AWT Aug It. about I e'cloek. Brighton Iteach tram or going to 1.719 Beverly Itoad. la.ly'e gold wati and pin; monogram en gravvd.

Mra. M. t. Meraereaa; liberal re- ard. XT-Frlday, Aug.

J. Bubway. gold watch, tuunogram H. liberal reward: no duesttuna. Henry Wall, German Uerold, ii North William UX.

'LOST Bulween Block Richange and Battery, gold medal, watch foa. marked L. 8.," Uerlaltuor." with name on back. Reward at 41 Warrra Et. LOMT Aag.

17, "elevated station, 104th Bt, Uily'l enall rod enameled watch, pin attached; reward. 'Return to McNamara, 14 West lout BU between IS and A. soul bi-tla. oa 4th between Stth and 4M r. Addreaa J.

Boa Times, Timea enaaro. l.UT I.lleral reward for return of diamond and aapphire ring, loat Ang. ii. poaetbly In or near Waldort Math.ra 11 East slat Bt. J.IWT Bilrer watch, epen face, Thursday, between 4Mb Bt.

and 110th tot. Ferry; reward. West 4th Ifrt. liMT-n Tserfty, Aug. 17.

oa td Av. car. package with suit of clothes; reward. King. 7 Weet llith Bu l.OfcT I gold watch.

Huntington aae, unrhased. Aug. reward. 111 Times Iuwnton. between mth and lth Bta.

and Melrose Av. Philip Krumn. East ltitat St. LOfY Aag. I Bubway.

black papers, no value. Return to addrwsa oa covr; reward. I tMT-Gold ruff button, monogram E. M. Communicate Room Broadway.

liar.lt KKWAKU will be paid for the re-lure a goid-heeded rane, a carved Ivory, handled umbrella, repreoeating neet of frogs, and small bruits chair, with bronze etatue of lit i to si' stau-mg tn chair, taken fmm ail Ttuahwtca Brooklyn; ombrolla and eaao bear the kill 11 a U. P. 1 Trlf.R tU wXk ivUwl at Grand Central or thereabout. Monday, a diamond heari-altaped ring, with' roy la centre and luby 0.1 either aide. Communicate with G.

Hm t4, Broad ft. gie.ee KKWAKU rr retara of gold braeelet, toet Tueeday evening; no aeetlona asked. M. poeher, 11 Wast, SUh BV LOST AND FOUND BANK BOOKS. 13a.

Na; 3L. Nt; 7C TOtl 7 veros Is etaa. LfWT-Bank llok No. Washington raving Bank; payment strpe4. kladly relara bank.

LOST AND FOUND CATS A DOGS. IV. a Hue: El 7t. TOe. words Una I.VA.MIU 1OtiS AND CAT aheolo ho taken I tne A.

P. C- A. Shelter for AaW B.ala, 1914 t- and Kaat River, or the Aasbo. Uxtr Houm. at 111 Kaat lid Owaers of jrst dogs and cats and ropsiMo persons tehing to proenra pvta shaaia apply at geltee.

l(lT J.ipaoao black and white pug. sviering name Ot Jess; uneeat reerara. Mra II.Kry Barrla. Weat th Bt- K) r.l UAKU for bull t.rrler, ear aa4 til tut. Icj.n aoet en left ear aad baw'k.

Me- r.ii u't. ivi Lt jia BOARDERS WANTED. 12a Ma: 3.. Me. It.

70r. 7 voraa to U. Weal Stale. 1. fTHB PAHK.) 101 Wimlfr Plaea.

N. W. CM-nrr of Waahlnetoa Beat location In N. X. i rant room; aouikwa eapoaura; pfriar labl and ttoroaUke auirouadin; jlS pr week.

PATH 42 bom. enat-tnrxm; plraaant aurrouBdlnf-i" larc and email ronma; parlor dining room. 'Phone 47M CoU ftf 44 WEST. Hotu. eomlorll pleaaant eurreundinca; larv and email roasna; parlor dmlna room; phone 47)K Colombua.

MTH WEST. Toudc maa, prl- Tate family of two pr aorta 'phooa: home prlvllffei rf.rnea Brown. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 431. (oomer 113th 8U.) Apartment 2.

Comfortable roomi la prlrate family. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, 141 Bt- NWholee A. r'l -aaant fooma, with excellent board; home romforta; re frnpe. WEST END A 879. Comer lwM BU Block from Klveralda Park.

Subway station, and aurfaoe care; moat bnutiful location in New York; bandaomel- ruralabed. aautfaarn expoaure rnrtma; eupertor table. Kaat Bl. J3TH 21 deelrabla room view of tltujrveaant Fark; aacellent table; table aweta. S1HT 139 EAST.

Furnlhd board; mnnliit water; parlor Ulninf op; overlooklny park. 61 ST 204 EAST. Nicely fuml.hd larce all eonTenienoea: excellent table: re- Laoaable. 7ZT EAST. AttractiTe rooma; com-forta, homelike atmoaphtre; exctllent table; rtflned pwple; traeonabla rati.

Tib 154 EAST. Near Lexlncton A v. Very dawlrable rooma. with or without board. MADISON A 4.12 Vy desirable parlor floor of three rooma and hath, comer house, for physician or private partly; alao large third and fourth floor rooma; reference.

Brooklyaw DECATTR 5, Brooklyn. A hall room wl'h board, suitable for yotuif man; $3 per week. HEIGHTS, 5 MONTAGCB TERRACE. Man-aton overlooking Wall ft nil nu tee walk Broadway, N. T.

crnvenlent all trolley neighborhood, houee. table, high claw. Lan lalano, Dong laaton. Done Manor Inn. twelre nrias from New Tork.

In a magnificent prlTan park of tw hundred arraa, eurroanded en three aides by Little Nck Bay, and Juat ln-slda (he elty limits. It Is attractl re. borrxllka, and eicloal-e. Boating, bathing, tennla. and golf.

Home cooking of the blgbeat standard. Train eervlce ood. Telephone. BOARD WANTED. IV.

a line: cortfs fa Hag. WANTED By refined young married couple. room ana boara, witn private lamny poaalble. Address Desirable, Box Timea, Tlmea Bquare. FURNISHED ROOMS.

15e. a Has: 7L. Fwr to Uaa West Biaa. 48TH 238 WEST Large hall rooms, with ITivata family; running water; gentlemen on I y. 61PT PT, S51 WEST.

Two large rooms; private house; board optional; moderate price nice locality. 128 WEST. Every room bath; excel-lent table; select house; steam beat; hot aater. ALEXANDER AV 277. Nicely furnished, large back parlor; ateam heat, running water.

East side. 4.1D IS EAST, opposite Hotel Manhattan -Very desirable large room, with private bath; telephone. Ill EAST. Gentleman and hla wife, without children, living In their own home, deelre to rent to gentlemen only few furnish rooma; house newly decorated; com-plttely furnished; brass beds: superior tctora-modatlons; scrupulously clean; references. 41.TH, 'JS EAST.

-Han (Kims rooms; private baths: slnitle rooms; select house; hreakrast optional referencea. WTHBfT14 EAST. mall front room; reference; telephone. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. lite, a Une; 86c; 71..

7 tcords to Unt, Btudloa and rooma, fl.1 to $50: hatha; everx convenience: fine bullamg and location: ateam -heat, elevators. Ac Martin. 1,147 Broadway, omh Bt. HELP WANTED FEMALES. IBa.

a Hae; 7t. TOc; 7 toorda la Itoa. Soaavatlca. WANTED For country house open year round girl as chambermaid and laundress; waaea (10. Ii.

Boa ti Ttmea. Times ua re. WANTED Neat girl fnr general housewurk, 6-room aT-rtraent. M. Ward.

6i West 116U Bt. -Ctaeollaaooaa. WANTED Female general helpers in the wards of Fordhara Hospital; aalary ll.0 per month and maintenance. -Apply to Acting Supervising Nurse, Southern Boulevard and Crotona Av. HELH WANTED MALES.

15a. a lint; 7 ssords to Has. Mookkeepera. WANTED Bookkeeper: all-around double entry man; preferably middle-aged aalary, Sdmo. Call, write, Hapgnoda.

af7 Broadway. N. T. Boys. WANTED Office boys, bright, rleaa boys for office work; excellent opportunity and quick advancement: must be a public school graduate.

Apply at the Western Electrio Co. em- of Uetnun et, a WANTED Boys, blight, clean cut; Americans ouly; excellent chance for except tonal boy. Lyon. SIS BJway.NO ADVANCU CHARGEL WANTED Hoy. who has had experience to run stork boaid.

Apply Hoom Butt. 42 Exchange Clorka. A NTE Clerk, a bright young man from to years or age; graduate high school pretvr-Mi; must be a good penman; quick advancement for the maa who can get things dona. Write, stating age. experience, and sauury expecteo.

4 w. 41 weat 4t St. WANTED Bottle salesman: must bo thorough ly experienced this lino for New York City territory: with drawing account; week. Call, write, liapgooda. SOI xsroaaway, r.

ANTED Poet card saleamon; high-grade men 1 or jsrw r.rigiamt ana Ivew lork States: aal ary, $-S-Jo week and e-ienaea. CalL write, Hepguoda. it UroaJway. N. Y.

WANTELe Energetic, experienced, high-class aaleaman Apply IIS Tlmea Building. 4 2d between I A M. and 11:1 i. ask ior awiitint saies manager. ATs.I Throe bright young men.

oily Miwunrs, iw peieqiea- tteix atta enment. s. i 10 a. Boom i.rrs Trlbane Bonding. tee llaae-o a a.

CUCaiCAL, SALES A TECHNICjCt, MEN, NU ADVANCE CHimilt Tear only expenee ta to furnish me with the Inform ion my application blank demands, and the entire co.t Is mine until I piece yon. 1 nen poeittoa la aeeured I charge a pereeotage of your salary, which is r.j.i'1. wwkii insTaumenta LYON, lit BROADWAY. NEW TOTtK. WA.NTfcUS-or u.

Sl j-rmy: Abis-bodied. un- Mnwt men mvna ogea oc XI aaa 9o ciusaoa of United States, of good character -aoo lompereie naD lis, woo can speak, read. aaa write t-agUsh. Men wanted sow for sat vtee ta Cuba. Fw information apply to n-wiiDi uiiusr, 1 airo Third Av- E- S4th 74 Sixth Av 14T Park Row, Cortlaadt Sa Khlh LMI taoatoa Road.

New York. So- Fultom s.i3 ruiton at. 1ST Uavomeyor 6C, XM ia 01 miya 1 c' t-nu-v euperintonuent to go South for abont two years: one familiar wtth 'he improvement of tho eoil. laying ot of roods, tree planting. mil details mm rirarr.

reference oaiary, 4. aeccasary to receive consideration. Rt. 1 hi. rqusrt.

AXTELe Buukinea. succosatul taeurance so- Hollars, men accua-Maed to approaching the bettor classes, can connect with tho eot-til-Ing real estate prapoettioa oa Long Island by seeing Mr. RM-anao-4. IUa Sul, Broaaoick WANTED Instructor, (ethology and bactertol-oey, recent co.l-ce graduate to assist is ab-cvatory work; Southern kvatsos: salary, Seo. Hapgooda, WANTED Male general helpers la the wards -f Fordha-s Hoopttal; salary :a.ao n-r month end maiatenaao.

srrly te Acting tuperv-uag Nurse, tMuthem Boalevarg aad Crvton Av, GOT CABI11 RATES TO MEDITERRANEAN HaJTiburg-American Company to Make $15 Reduction in Minimum Price. TO TAKE EFFECT ON SEPT. 3 New Step lit Steamship War la a Fresh Challenge to Una's Competitors, Shipping Man Another step was made yesterday In the ar of cabin rates among the bis trana-atlantio Unas, when the Ilambnrg; -American Line announced that It had cnt the rates for steamships on the Mediterranean As In other cuts. It was denied by the company that the catting was part of a rate war. It was admitted, however, that as the rates bad been forced down on the North Atlantic route the company had only lowered its minimum rates to the Mediterranean in order to be consistent, This, steamahlp men say, is only another way of throwing down a challenge to competitors.

The schedule of new rates will be made public by the Hamburg-American Urje today, and while nothing would be given out In advance, Ths Times learns from an unquestioned authority that a reduction averaging $15 will be made In ail minimum first cabin prices'. The new schedule will go" Into effect with the sailing of the steamship Moltke. the first of the company's steamships to sail from here for the Mediterranean. She sails on Sept. 3 at 2 P.

and those who Intend to book passage will have the advantage of a reduction in minimum first cabin rates of from 90 to $70. The next steamship sailing from here will be the Hamburg on Sept. 24. and unless a settlement la effected by that time it is probable that her first cabin minimum rates will be lowered $20. The officials of the line.

In -making a denial of extending the rate war, declare that low rates are due In Mediterranean business. This Is what they term the "out of season" time of the year. Ac- hcordlng to the, schedule of the Hamburg- American Une the out of season period began with the sailing of the Bulgaria on July 4. No explanation Is made by the company as to lowering of rates at this particular time, except that it was done to be consistent with the lowered rates on the North Atlantic, which is almost a declaration of war. The news of the 'Hamburg-American Line's action spread quickly along steamship row.

and everywhere it was being dincussed. At the office of the Cunard Line it was said that there was nothing new there at present. Emphasis on the word "present" might be taken as an index of feeling and indicate that the officials in New Tork are waiting to hear from Europe. At the offices of the North German Lloyd Line there were no new developments, but the rumor in shipping circles was that the North German Lloyd Line and the Hamburg--American Line were acting in accord. Nothing new turned up in the cabin rate war on the North Atlantic, and there was a feeling- that the lines were now waiting to see what action would be taken by the International Mercantile Marine Company.

At the ofrices of the "comblna.tion'' it was said yesterday mat ine present rates would oe main tained set forth in their schedule un til Oct 81. Then the usual low Winter rates will go into effect, HELP WANTED MALES. 15a. a Has; 31.. 86c.

71., 7 tror-s to line Mlaeella leooa. WANTED Office manager, by corporation; American genUeman with good buslneaa connections, and Investing few thousand dollars, to take charge; hard working, good do-tall man. President. P. O.

Box 40H. WANTED Party to copy 4,000 names and ad dresses. gi.Mj per l.OUi; bold, legible hand; must live In New York, on west aide. Answer Immediately; advertiser will call tomorrow morning: state when at home. Address W.

Box 78, Times, Times Square. WANTED Hotel man; excellent opening large lorn niy mjici ror ciean-cut man as night clerk; salary, X50-75month, with board and room. Call, write, Hapgooda, Broadway, N. T. WANTED Assistant professor civil enMineer- tng; must nave baa practical experience as well as teaching; Eastern location: salary, 11.500.

Call, write, Hapgooda, 807 Broad-way. N. Y. WANTED Instructor, lokkeeplng and pen manship; experienced teacher and At penman for evening work; salary, $3 per evening. Call, write.

Hapgooda, 807 Broadway, N. Y. WANTE1 Buyer; high-grade man, expert In rare furs, for large Importing house, this line; high-grade salary to right man. CalL write. Hapgooda, 8Q7 Broadw-y.

N. Y. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES. IV twe: 7 irwroo to Maa. Cha-abernaaUda.

CHAMBERMAID. By respectable colored girl; half Call or 331 Weat 87th Mlea A. E. Bruce. Companions.

COMPANION, Ac Refined young woman open ior position as iaay companion or competent to take chanre of household: very musical; speaks Enrllsh, French, and German fluently. A. 134 Summit Croes. Rutherford. N.

J. Gorerneaaea. GOVERNESS. Position aa resident or visiting sovemrjs. For reference apply It.

8. Box 68 Sea Girt N. J. Ho oae keepers. HOUSEKEEPER.

A woman. (45.) wishes position as housekeeper where one or more servants are kept, or as companion to aa invalid, or as traveling companion; references; willing to go anywhere In the Vnited States. L. Box 4S Times, Times Squsre. Bsssewtrlb HOUSE WORK Several pesU colored rlrls.

a perienced. with good references, want placea in smau lamuma; otner good ttomnera help iunu 1 1. a com naustru 14 west own bi. rnone 4.mj uoiumous. Ilesegrapher.

STENOGRAPHER. Two years experience; rapid, accurate, conscientious, reliable, well educated; has executive ability and tact- references; 11. Executive. Box. 141 Times Downtown.

STENOGRAPHER. By bright beginner; neat, accurate; good speller; can read notes; win accept small aalary. M. Box 17S Times Downtown. STENOGRAPHER.

Three years' 'experience' very speedy, accurate: executive ability' Era emus Hall, Times Downtown. STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER Anv bltiooa. Miss M. Bormann, 438 East 5th St. Mlorellaaeotso.

DOCTOR'S OmCK NURSE and secretary employed morning-', eeeka afternoon engagement also; referencea furnished. E. IS West Sy INSTRCCTION tor children, at home "or c-ftdoors. afternoons; references faralshedL lit West 15th BC SITUATIONS WANTED MALES. Iho.

a I SCc; 7t- swro. Umm. KsUoanaea. SALESMAN. Ac.

Mas employed evenings mast Increase lacoree: salesman, cocreepondent. ac oountant Methodical. Box 144 Times Dowal toon. StosMgraphier-. BTENOORAPHER TTPEWRtTER.

five rears practlrat experience; well educoTleA competent, willing, and obliging; unquestionable references salary deoireiL lis aa Amblttooa. Box 168 Times Downtown STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWIUT1b7Bv young man. tit! experienced, rapid, ener STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER?" "By le i uiuin-vu. rmuKl, sMni. Box 175 Ttmsa Do wa tows attaoellaaeoaa.

KSAT TOrNO COLORED COrTTJS wt-h a la a good private family AirU! H. O. Lower v. 147 Gr.i 1-. sOrXQ CATHOLIC" I l-hSh I lhV r-Utions, w.th ylooum-taT Wrui r.

rapale. p. o. eutuos No. 3, ovy? Effl fflf in NEW YQRK STORES 1S7S Rrowdway, nrar IKth Bt.

SIS Broadway, near Bt. S3S Broadway, near Bleecker Bt rill Broadway, at Reads Bt ZOS Broadway, near Fultoa Bt 44 Naaeaa near Broad Bt. S8 Park How, r. Beekxnaa Bt BROOKLYN STORES, 399 Fulton opposite City Hall, and 723 Broadway. NEWARK STORE, S2S Broad Street.

ROCKEFELLER BILL TOO LOW. Charged $73.95 at Witness and Might Have Had $87.10. CHICAGO, Aug. 29. John D.

Rockefel ler's bill for witness fees and mileage for his trip to Chicago last July makes new record for scrupulous honesty In the office -of the United States Marshal in Chicao. Deputy Marshal John P. Wolf says Mr. Rockefeller "has cheated himself. Mr.

Rockefeller came to Chicago from Pitts-field, the tround trip for which journey would make 1,712 miles. The Government pay 10 cents a mile railway faro one way, being the equivalent of 5 cents a mile for the round trip. Mr. Rockefeller's trip here, one way, covered -56 miles. This makes the amount of railway faro he could collect $83.60.

Because he did not return to Pittsfleld, only returning as far as Cleveland, Mr. Rockefeller apparently thought this was too much, and so figured his fare based on the actual mileage of his entire trip. As a result, he sent in a bill for $72.43 mil way fare and $1.50 witness fee. The $73.95 will be paid him, she Government thus saving $13.15. FOUGHT DOGS ON A ROOF.

Three Terrier Tackled a Man and v- Two Women. happened quickly last night on the roof of 48 Allen Street, when three bull terriers mistook Mrs. Mollis Berger for a thief and acted accordingly. The dogs, which are brothers, are known as the Roof Guard. They belong to a Mr.

Brown, of 52 Allen Street, and are unmuzzled and turned loose each night on the roof with Instructions to keep intruders in the background. They are on the job, as was shown by last night's events. Yesterday was washday for Mrs: Berger, and she hung the clothes out on the roof. Last1 night she started to take them ln4 There was a sound of many reet pattering on the tin. and three deep growls.

What followed is somewhat jumbled in tier mind, for she was carried oft her feet She kicked and screamed. Her husband. Samuel, heard the noise and rushed to the rescue, followed by Rachael Scheur of a Alien street. Whn their arrived one of the terriers had Mrs. Berger by the wrist; another had her by the cnkle, and the third was nipping wherever he got a chance.

Mr. Berger plunged right into the scrimmage and grabbed one of the terriers. The terrier, in turn, grabbed him. Rachael seised a brick from the chimney and began to strike tight And left Berger dragged his wife to the scuttle and the two tumbled down. Then the dogs turned their attention to Rachel, but she managed to kick them off and jump down the scuttle.

Then she and the Sergers all went around to the Eldridge. Street Police Station, where Dr. Driscoll of Gouverneur Hospital dressed their wounds. FIRE SWEEPS Thirteen Cottages and Many Tree 'Are Burned at Hedding, N. H.

EXETER, N. Aug. 20. Thirteen cottages, three barns and several smaller buildings at the Hedding camp grounds were burned late this afternoon, and five other cottages were badly damaged. A large number of trees which formed the beautiful camp ground grove wre burned and many others were cut down to stop the progress of the flames.

The total loss is estimated at $15,000, only a small part of which Is covered by Insurance. The fire was discovered In Mrs. J. H. Harriman's cottage on Broad head Avenue shortly after o'clock.

Tho alarm aroused the whole colony of summer peo- file. and a meeting which was going on the Methodist chapel was closed, the 800 worshippers going out to fight the flames. Word was sent to Epplng. Exeter, and Manchester, asking for assistance, and a ha rid tub which came from the first named town did good service. The cottage of the Rev.

U. 8. Baketel of New Tork was among those burned. 2 Blocks Burned In Rome (N. Fire.

ROME, N. Aug. 29. The Wiggins and Pritchard blocks, in West Dominlck Street, were destroyed by fire early this morning. The Hammann and Frank blocks, which are "on either side of the burned buildings, were damaged.

Skillin Post, Q. R-, had Its headquarters In the Wiggins block, and lost many valuable relics and books. The fire was so threatening that L'tica was called upon for help, and responded. The loss will aggregate about $75,000, with Insurance less than half that amount, Rochester Has a $100,000 Fire. ROCHESTER, X.

Aug. that started at 4:05 o'clock this morning In the basement of the Rochester Marsh-mallow Company's factory. 37 Mortimer Street, threatened the destruction of the Cox Building and adjoining structures In the wholesale dry goods district Tho flames shot up the elevator shaft to the top floor and practically destroyed thtve top floors of the Cox Building. The loss is estimated at YESTERDAY'S FIRES. A.

M. --Loa, 1:4 Ut to 14 E. loth p. Callahan Kai 15 Suffolk H. Trifling bu 245 W.

Mth owner unknown 10 th Et Mrm C-Uana slight John Marbrew. $2,000 1:10 3t-h St. and Broadway; Lai ted Dross Wmrttn e30 Pth Johr. Marleia $1 000 iVT -tatnerry owner unknown. Trifling w.

Slat Ellen Smith. ItoO 5- Sio-3i9 loetth j. Nataalaao r0 6-r4 th Annie Albert t-w i iruoi or i( (uu Zievr Turk City Railway TrtfUn ittJr.1-"1 st Teasle Goldberg. Trlfltna en. inning i J.8eammei St; David SiraonotC.TrlfUitg Sixth Avenue J.

Palms Xju S-O-U-td 8L. near Broadway; owner rT Bliaht SO Sftth St. and Col ambus C. J- SUrht a-srx ALrs. io teiiS) vlO Ask your style-knowing friend about the "To-morrow' He bought one.

No smart dresser could pass this clever hat style by after he'd had peep at it. Isn't stiff here is the newness: 'It's a soft shape with a semi-stifF body; very classy and smart "in styling. Usual unusual price It's just the hat for YOU. TO-DAY is the time. HERE is the place.

TO-MORROW is the hat. 4 I2 cwruwrsz Little bat stores that pay big rents can't possibly compete with as. A Key Telescope aU.90 Real i'oo Value- Just the Thing for Early Fall In Pearl, Brown and Nutria Fall Derbies, 1 .90 2.75 Other Stores charee 3.00 Bt 4.00 for equal quality la Black, Brown and Tan AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRF OPENS TO-MOBROW EVE. L.

Ill I lit s.au Now en Sale. JOHN DREW I fly Wife PRIT RI0M Theatre, wayA44th St. UnllC-niUil Eva. 8:15. Mat.

Sat. 2:15. "1 lymphatic auccesa." Herald. THE FARCICAL MUSICAL PLAT, THE DAIRYMAIDS GARRICK Sa.5t-'.tBS5fJ7ffi 8ereaminxly F-nnny." World FRANCIS WILSON "WkFtMS HllfTsftM 44th nr. BiT.

nUUOUIl Eva.8:ia. MaU.Wed.ASat.21S. Robert Edeson in Classmates LYC B'wsy 43th Eva. 8:. GRACE GEORGE D1VORC0NS KMCblKKBOCKEH.

B'way and iTtrTst: Eventngs 6:10 sharp. Matinee Saturday 2:1 Trlt ALASKAN tomtVoera SAVOY X't MAN OF THE HOUR WALLACK' Bwy st. LAST NIGHTS. NIGHTS. LAST MAT.

SATI RDAV. ine. inc. 1) THE TIME PLACE GIRL OK DAY EVE. ME XT DUSTIN FARNUM In THOMAS'S NEW PT.AT.

THE RANGER II AHHERSTEIN'SiSROOF Cwlly Mats. In Theatre NlahU on noot at v.ix uertrude Hoffman, Oteiita, A -Vlghtln a Rathskeller. Arthur HCRTIO- I Mualo Mat. I fLARK'R Rl AVa PKAMON'S I Hall. Dally.

Metropolis. Mt.Bat.Soc Wm.H-Turner.HiaTer- rioieeoiretAtW-, Torkvllle I AT M. WILLS In A Lurbv B. Gllmore In Dublin Dan BFI iSnn Theatra, To-morw Nlrht. 8:15.

DCLHOUU Mats. Labor Day St Sat, at 2., DAVID BELAPCO Announces the Openlnr of jggga, THE R0SEtohph RANCHO IE STAR Matinee Saturday 25 A 50o. lajA GRE.4T EXPRE88 ROBBEKT. rText rkFrom Broadway to the Bowery. At Sth Ay.

15 AV KAe 3 Hlnxina Girl from Klll-n- Next WeokBllly B. Van. Patay in Politick" Murraj St Lex Av. Mat. Every Dny AM KK1BNKK8 BIG SHOW.

TO-ailGHT. AMATEI NIGHT. WEST END lZ I First Opera MARTHA Seats Ready. Opens This. Hatarday XMrht.

ALHAMBRA- MAT. THE PONG BIRDS. iDAILV. CRESS A DA TNE. Metsettl Troupe.

GRAND BOYS OF COMPANY t. lien ry od raff. Browa of Harvard -wORNINO AND AFTERNOON CONCSKTS -ii-e vuunxa. ocenery. Fins rests -rs-nta.

80 Steambsat and Ixcursloa columns. GOSSIP MADE HER A SUICIDE. Widow Leaves Not Reproaching Man for Falling to Truat Her. I am -rdingr find papa. Try to bo Bood." xo-otia Mrs.

Evel-n D. Meeker on a postal card to her three little children a few minute before she committed suicide yesterday by awaJlowlna- carbolic acid in her apartment, lrnthe rear of 670 High Me wkrk. Nf. The children. Myrtle.

Leonard! and Albert, are In the Foster Orphanage XcfXarlc Mrs. Meeker' came from her forincr home in OreviUe. CaL, several months aa-o, afttr the death of her husband. In addition to the postal to her children, she left several lptterx to relatives aVid friends, Eivln-f directions for her funeral. One whs -4 her aunt, Mra.

Ella Rosenthal, of IZS tast 144th Street. Manhattan. lnrtUne; her ko the -fun-jral. Another was to a George jlVUliama. In this letter Mrs.

Meeker lnaples that Williams's failure to place his ttfust In her was responsible for her t-uicide. AVniiams is said to have been in love (with the widow, but to have frown JealoUs upon heaxina- that Mrs, Meeker was recetvloc another's attentions. I In her invitation to her aunt she her to 4 read the papers in order to -ret the details of her death. It is believed that Mrn. Meeker determined to take her gn Sfte purchased the carbolic acid 1 then.

The bottle was Xound near her body. Mrs, -sleeker was ti years old. Contvl'a pody Found In River. ST. )TJls Anr.

body of an aged mart, taken from the river yesterday, was Identified, to-day by Albert R. Haaga-ma as that ofj his father. Broer B. Haasa-ma. Consul In St.

Louis for the Netherlands. The son does not believe his father commlttl suicide, but thinks thaX death was accidental. Consul Uaairsma wa 79 yeara oil. arvi his mind had weakened, lie disarpeard last Monday. Exceptional Ale of High Grade MEN'S SHIRTS, negligee and plaited bosom including coat style, of Anderson's Scotch madras, neat effects, cuffs attached and detached.

Values 1.450, 1.75 and 2.00for MEN'S HALF HOSE, fine Imported lisle thread, hand embroidered, choice collection of manu facturers Per pair 35c, or 3 pairs for- EN'S SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Summer weight gauze natural wool. Each MEN'S CRAVATS, good selection of pure silk four-in-hands and folded squares. Values SOc 1 fin to 85c, for 35c each, or three -UUU Broadway, 8th and 9th Sts. Wa Hats ARDSLEY ASBURY TWO of our New Fall Soft Hats that have all the stylo any man can ask for, Real The shape is Telescope, and they come in fcj ff Black, Pearl, and the ultra-fashionable 1 I 1 Turpan $3.00 quality for At all aV fitorea Btetaoa's Fall Style-. $3.81 and $1.00.

THE HIGHEST COST MATERIALS. The Fall and Winter stock of James Scarlett formerly No. 39,1 Fifth Ave. Their prices were $80.00 to $100.00 for suit or overcoatours $25.00 trousers $7.00. Sale on 5-econd floor.

We are making a grand display of new Fall ntaterials. Can we mail samples and fashion book? ARNHEIM Broadwy Ninth Street. 44 Four Hundred and Seven Ask to sec this new Soft Hat in Tuna, Pecan and Buff $3a00. Broadway. 190 Broadway.

605 Broadway. 849 Broadway. 11M7 Broadway, i 1319 Broadway. 600 Tilth Ave. Only Nassau St.

Store, At No. 9. Only Brooklyn Store, t1 mitoa Bt. Amusements. The Pictorial Section of The New York Times aext Sunday.

Sept. w31 -ad with rnt crating pictures of stage (oik. Order in advance from your newsdealer. AMUSEMENTS. NEW AMSTERDAM Eves.

15, Matinees Wed. A Rat. at 2:15. EXTRA MATINEE LABOR DAY. Klaw A Brlancer's Massive Production.

THE ROUND UP Owing- ta ths is-precedewt-d demand for seats a double service has been established at the box office. 3ats feHlntf 4 Week. Tt Ad-wnee. Ufierty Zl THEATRE. 42d nr.

B'way. Eva. 8: IS. Mats. Kat.

A Mon. Zle-rfeiaa Ureal Bevne, Follies of 1907 61 Anna Held Girls. Gibson Bathinx Girls EXTRA MATINEE LABOR DAY. EW -0RK THEATRE ERLASOER'S iDYiHCED Evort Evenhnx at liinnCVIIIPBVERT a r-r vpatitup IAUVCi Il-Ui-1 STARS OF ALL NAT The -Herald says: If this Is advanced vauaevma. fiv us his and lots Of It.

POPULAR MATINEE 500 GfiOn 50c ORdHESTRA 10-DAY SEATS every aay.r Star Conoert Sunday plfht. Matinee dally. I BROADWAY T-t I OPENS NEXT MOTAV ii-. THE ROGERS EROS.icPANAMA1 KI9 iUV UN BALEt Aeadeeay of Maale, 14th St. St Irrtnx PL 1ABI Mclntjre Heath DATS.

ZEftZr The Ham Tree Prices 25-50-75-11. LantMst Sat rr NEXT WEEK Mat. Monday, Labor Dav ELEANOR R0BS0H- An entirely new production. Prices 25c to $1-30. Seats on sale.

ASTOR HITCHCOCK A ML 81 CAL FAKCE IS ACTS. BLUET'S Lincoln B'way. anth Eva. Mata.Wed.Aat is MED FEATHER, with Cberldah EtmososJ NEXT WEEK, "The Spoilers" 100 paopio. DEWEY Et 14th 6L Ladles Mat To-day 20TH CENTURY MAIDS Sunday Aft A Eva.

Concerts. IE. 125th. Ladles Mat To-dar THE BRIGADIERS Sunday Aft A Eva. Concerts Iidlsoa Square EooIG-dea1- mm sax mat a a sa t-t-f tit 1-1 XUQ Ul Ml-UO-Urr BaiaorBhl XT KalaerShhuL KT TVTS.

XIQHT Now ew Male7 II I f. VrTT THE-l, XTXT LSACUCKAL HEJTRT B. THE HOVERS UARJUa'i SEASON, -t EDEN HUES WOULDhWAX Crsey ffsass CINEMATOGKAPH TrhrnJmt Lit silks Tabieaax A Profsuaeot Peoaes. iirttifm EDXA. THE PPrTTTt Mat at TTPEWBfTEa Si St SUO.

nns-wiui tno roor Baiesiaay. 1.15 1.00 .79 Ilacli 603 Broadway 23-242 Bowery 240 Braadway 649 Eigbth Ars, 3d Ave, cor xd St. 246 W. urth St. August 30th' 9f AMUSEMENTS.

AKIl -U to UlU TZ e-T-esta 13 --sn-t. COClBXTt axa-acx -vutiMuuri now To-Morrow NIaht NEP1UNES is Nw M0NlRi DAUGHTER C-ret-a Acta DAYS UrUolatla New Ballet Plylnf la Mld-AJr Covered with Plrouettins Plcaon. Twice Dally. Matinees, Beet Beats tl A SPECIAL Majestic Theatre TO-NIGHT A now faataatlo comedy. THE OTHER HOUSE By Harry and Edward Paalton.

liriknn n' f.r-lnla and Stitobe." mwmIiiI Mar fnelnrflna Rich aT! Golden. Katherine Florence. OertrsdH Bwl-rsett Adelaide Manola, Martin Wllll-m Hnmnhnvi. fearaj I StC' Vlckar. Jack Dean, Edwin Mordaat.

Joftr Hushes, Kuth Allen, William lawrrw-. First Mat. 8at. Extra Mat. Labor Pay.

DALY'S opVnsTo-Morrow- Eg. SPECIAL MATINEE I BEATS NOW LABOR DAT. ON IAU5. MR. ANGLIN MILLER 2ND NEW TORK EEASON rs THE GREAT DIVIDE 1-M ti esw Xf om erl VSr A'l-L Tat 14I Bryant.

)Utm Wed A Sat rvTtis usnvrr iisai BAY The Laay from Lane's It certainly la a lovely place for yoa. Herald B'way 85th StJfs. FIEUDU Loot ti tBir- -T-. Tif7 EDDIE rUl OECBlO Great Cast lTOladlr Trlxla ITrBSS Extra Feature La PeUts AlaH-d- JTEXT MOVTl AT SEATS NOWOV VIRGINIA UAltULi la a dramarisaaon of Tolst-d'a Novel. A trlomuh tn -motions' rfra-na.

Evenln-ts at 8 15. last Mat r- FascinaUng Flora bIV Mon. Mat Eddio toy InThaOff i 'trM 1 AT MAl- ft ij in tnr; SeaU iOW OB 4a le. MM at artfisniia P.r-iiuv' fOMTKWr. COQt ETTE.

PAIN'S ls p. BPECTACXE. SHERIDAN'S tUVZ- GEMS OS THE CARNIVAL SATURDAY FREE YACDETI1X. DREAMLAND TAK8 lW TEAMrATf- THE Jf ATTOSAL lAtiOCNTA LUNA PARK A DIME AS BIO AS A roixAs- cars mi J3 aTd2 fHO.VF. x-o COLfMBt S.

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