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The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Miss Ethel Barrymore. whose sin
gIe blessedncss has worried her
friends for number OF years. has
been obliged to again publicly deny
that she is on marriage bent. During
a tour abroad. which she made some
years ago, the young actress was sue
cessively engaged (according to re-
porD 10 a good portion of the mar
riageable English actors. Her last
denial is to the New York Herald, and
is appended:
Several of your representatives
are endeavoring to announce my en-
gagement to the youth of America. AS
there is no foundation whatever for
any of these reports. l shall be eX-
tremely grateful ii you viii withhold
them from your paper.
ETHEL BARRYMORE"
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

1t was expected that during his re-
cent southern trip President Roose-
welt would pass through Stallsville.
S. c., and the town got ready TO give
the best reception in its power. The
school children were to sing for him
and the whole place was to be en- fete
But bad spot in the road forced
change of route and StallsvilIe was
much disappointed. On learning Of
all this the president sent an auto
graph letter to the teacher of the
school expressing his regret at his in
ability to keep to the program. He
also sent to the school a large photo.
graph of himself.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Sorr1a in the leading role. 1t is a
fairy piece with beautiful incidental
music by Humperdinck of "Hansel
and Gretel' repute. The Lotus part
is a goose girl who has never seen
man. and when she does behold
the banished son of the king she inn
mediately falls. in love with him.
Their wanderings and starvation in
the woods are pitifIll, but, this being
a fairy play of the fairiest kind, re.
lief comes at the last minute, and
they live happily ever after" An old
witch has a prominent part in the
occurrences. Mr.. Harvey and Miss
Lotus were praised highly in Lon.
dom Mrs. Harvey Will probably act
the role in which Agnes Sorma was
famous.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

ioned stone lamp comprise the entire
culinary outfit This lamp. fed with
seal oil, emits more ill-smelling smoke
than light or heat, and serves all the
purposes of a stove, but most of the
food is eaten raw, or nearly so. Seal
oil and walrus meat, and at certain
seasons sea fowl, with an occasional
dinner of tom cod or other fish, boiled
or dried and eaten raw, form the
almost unvarying diet of the King
Islander. OF vegetables they know
nothing from one end of their lives to
the other. Tea and tobacco, their only
luxuries are shared impartially by
all ages and both sexes.
In appearance the King Islanders
most resemble the Eskimo of the ad-
tacent Alaska coast, who are the only
people with whom they have any in
tercourse. and with whom they are
closely allied in their customs and su-
perstitions, and even with these the
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Writing in Leslie's Weekly Harry
Beardsley describes Andrew Carnegie
as "a little, smiling, white-haired
man, unaffected in manner, with moth
ing whatever imposing in his bearing,
without what is commonly called
presence or, in expressive slang, a
'front-a man SO diminutive that he
is conspicuous in contrast with other
men and women surrounding him. He
seems so small, so gentle and modest
that you look in vain in his conduct
at that time for some of the forceful
personal traits which he possesses
traits which he has exercised to
thrust himself ahead of those who
were in the rae with him
-~~~~~~o~~~~-~-~~-~ ---~~-~~N~~~~~-~-~~~
to steal up on the leeward side of the
seal, having his black nose covered
with his paw and his bloodshot eyes
closed, when the seal has his open
and on the watch, he looks about for
a favorable point of departure, dives
under the ice, and if he judges right
ly the distance and direction, he
comes up at the very spot where the
seal has expected to go down. The
seals fate is thus settled, and the
bears shrewdness earns its reward.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Few maps show Oo-ghee-a book or
King Island, whicn is situated in
North Behring sea, about, thirty miles
south of the straits ond about eighty
miles below the Arctic circle. Its pre-
cipitous walls of volcanic rock rise
almost perpendicularly from the deep
icy sea to height of nearly eight
hundred feet, and the neVer-endtns
surges of these restless waters dash
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

of the cowry shell. which is another
curious bead link in the history of civ
ilization. From prehistoric times 1t
was used in necklaces and chains, as
charms and as money throughout the
islands of the Pacific and Indian
oceans. To-day it has a market In
America among dealers in aquarium
supplies and as decorations for fancy
boxes, while in England its bright
color has given it value as bait for
cutie fish.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

In ransacking the establishment n
one day for odd beads to include III
in kindergarten supplies these were
run across by a member of the l.
firm, and since then the old-time
purchase money of American sla- y
very had been doled out regularly Il
as a rainy-day article for children. Y
The bead business is an interest
ing one and filled with such con-
trarieties. For fashions in beads
change as fashions in everything
else, and the trade shifts to meet
the demand.
Birmingham is the seat of the
English industry, but the importa-
ton to the United States-there is
practically no home manufacturers
largely from Italy. France and Bohe
mia. The value of the imports in this
line in 1901 was $S14, ,S94.60, netting
duties amounting to S47S, ,669.25.
Just at present two distinctive uses
to which beads are put are Cyranc
chains and the dainty crocheted bags
which have come into style in the
last four years.
Both are revfvaIs and of the bags
some rare heirlooms have beer
brought out, purses such as our grea'
srandmothers carried. Some of these
purses are mounted on solid golc
backs, the metal alone in which i.
worth 5000, and with beads worked il
in the most exquisite patterns
Beads are now used for the bearing:
on patent fishing tackle, spoon hook:
and the like-a reminder of the fate
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

The seal does not stop his search
for food until he has completely sat
isfied his excellent appetite: then he
takes a god nap, lying upon the very
edge of the ice, or as close as possible
to his breathing hole. The slightest
sound will awaken him, and, without
waiting to find out the source or di-
rection, he rolls into the water, says
the Nicholas. He can stay under for
thirty-five minutes, but where he will
come up none can tell This no one
knows better than the bear; and If
the bear realizes that it is impossible
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28
New German PLAY.

Martin Harvey, the English actor,
who made his name in The Only
Way" has waited three seasons for a
new play, and has now decided to
come to the United States next Octo.
Der without one. However, The
Children of the King has been seen
mere in German only, with Agnes
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Arthur Roberts, the English come
dian, once several years ago prevented
a panic by his presence of mind. Some
odds and ends of scenery at the back
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28
BEADS OF. COMMERCE

Wood. glass. porcelain, jewels of all
sorts, steel, copper, silver-these are
some of the materials out of which
beads are fashioned. Some are
mounted, some cut and some blown.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Chauncey Olcott will produce at St.
Paul Aug. 81. a new play by his man
ager, Augustus Pitou. 1t is called
"Old Limerick Town" Mr.. Olcott
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28


purses, and copper beads, heavily
gilded, pass as an imitation.
Amethysts, garnets and other cut
stones are reproduced to nicely and
the manufacture of imitation
pearls forms an important part
of the industry. The more
costly receive seven coats Of
pigment and weight and solid
ity are given by filling the in
~ terror of the blown glass with
~ wax. Strings of such beads
1N sell for $50 and more, and 1T
w would be a wise oyster that
III IL could pick out his own pearl
tH among them.
IlDt There is a trade story of
IN Il some forgotten genius, who in
lLl vented a process of making
Ill pearl beads of rice. He went
4S to sleep, big with dreams Of
III riches, only to find an awaken.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Where there is no want OF will,
there will be no want of opportunity.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

Fannie tombstone, who retired from
the cast of Florodora at the time Of
The Jennings daily record., 1902-06-28

her marriage about year ago, is to
resume professional work next season,
it is said, as the star of a new musical
comedy.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

50 %. Hogs-Receipts I.7O0 head: weights. 5d
10c higher steady quotabis
s. 4oas7 50 mixed 81 25aS7 35 Workers sTds7 30 light
do So soS8 a. pigs So 55dSS &c; roTghs. Sc eS6 S0
stays S3aS3 80 sheep and laElhs-Reeeipts 500 head
active at good prices; ton lambs, SO SJ6Sd air
good So 5OGS6 20: culs and s4fs5 10 year
Ings' 50 21iSG 50. sheep mixed tops. 5dS6; fair 20
good S5Q s. 30; CUils and common. $50 81 70
Kansas City May s-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 natives,
SEQ Texans calves steady choice export
snd dressed beef steers Sc gS7 % fair TO good 500
- stoCkers and feeders Sass 90 Western fed steers
$5Qs6 and Indian steers SO 1896 o5; Texas
cow 50 JpS5 To- native 81 5S5 go Gamers 81 90
81 % bulls S3G$5 A.. calves 50 50GS6 40. Hogs-Re-
eepts 200 steady higher; tops. 81 30 bulk OF
ng6I @t1q$7 G54 Workers So 95a$7 o7ls pigs 80 9oa
and weak native lambs s. 4OS7 Is; Western. s. I54
M 20 native wethers s. 40qS6 Western wethers - 11p
50 l5 fed 81 S0dS5 50. Texas clipped yearfngs.
. !5$G %; Texas clipped sheep 81 JodS5 81; sockers
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, May s. 1902
BEANS AND PEAS-The market ruling about
steady for domestic marrow beans. with light supply
spot. Medium are ato holding pretty well. but
show further slight weakness above 81 so
quite exceptional. Red kidney little the
and lean slightly in buyers Other State
unchanged Foreign medium quieer and shade
Green ana scotch sparingy offered and hrm
we quote: Beans marrow choice: per bush, 50 l7i49
medium choice 81 72iz a 81 rs: do choice
81 so do red kidney choice 81 lOas2 90 white kidney
choice 81 9oqSZ GO yeow 50 15G$2 20 do black tur
choice 81 ogAl to: do lima California prime
So 7oeS2 rs: imported 50 O5as2 TO- Imported
round. 81 bVdSl %; 90 medium, choice, 81 604
81 62 do poor 70 go9d 81 4Oasl S. green peas bags
BUTTER-Reeeipts were quite moderate again to-day,
tie demand did not show much force and prices
no more steady Most of the business fresh
resnerv the basis OF defective lots going
SaSaac state dairy well sustained with demand for all
be stock that Is arriving The the West
ern nackings both Imitation creamery renovated
having demand fAeheF IN excess OF receipts
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

exceptionally favorable from all sections NJ the
naa little effect the from
to a &c tam extent 1t Offset at
"a continued buliSh statistical
ana a small movement TatteT
lly I'seo0 bush. against 352 bush last wear The
o9 invest arrivals aggregated ioi ears compared with
ers week ago. and seaboard clearances nearly
laIi million bushels Of wheat Cloudy
nay FIour men here reported Kansas
&c uhae recent prices suggesting
OF mat state English cables steadier
teApected and closed only <d lower. had
lhnuence IN oDenng market a shade higher he
port trade included 3 loads No ] Northern Manitoba
shd loads NO hard winter a Sew-York. 81
outpore Quotations Of cash wheat. ahoat basis.
were as follows: No elevator ssSsc export,
Northern Duluth, 81 iGc No Northern
New-Iork s2Ssc rrompt: No ! Manitoba. S6l2c; No
>oaIncrh Manoha HC. and No Northern Manitoba.
SIC al 70 arrive and No
COttN-The strongest thing grain list yesteT
Gay was corn Placed in healthier position by reason
Of Nedntsdays hea"y unloading. easily responded TO
Wlat nuI news came in ana bv midday wac up a cent
per bush, shorts furnishing demand Chicago It
ana was stimulated besides further light offerings from
the country Estimates for FRIDAY - Crop
reports We're generally favorable clear weather
Nailed all through the telt No local de
mand was reported here. a close No
quoted 6Sb4c elevator GSi4c export. No 6NS4C,
ana NO yellow, 691.c. all ahoat basis OATS
nile nnuenced extent the oats market
was not SO bulish other grains feeling the effect OF
hearish Price Current report and good weather cOndi
uons until the last half when IL settled into
strong position and closed firm about best
prices. Cash sales 6o0OO No closed 4Gc
No 3; 45lzc; No white. 5lc No white 5olac; track
clips, 81 .RYE-Market nrrner; Western.
644c, and No Western. 63a4c both afoat; State
rye 6l6762c BARLEY-Market steady; feeding
quoted e4Q6sc. and mating 67i2G78c. both i New
YOrk
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool May s--CIosing-wheat: spot-No North
ern spTing quiet IS i1@d: No California dull 6s Al
IS 2sd Corn-spot steady american mixed new IS %
october, IS 1Asd Peas-Canadian firm IS lied Flour
tS 11sdf4 los Beef strong. extra
india mess zoos Pork prime Western. 76s.
HausShor- IA l6 n. steady, 54s. Bacor-CuTn
cut 26 80 10. steady. 49s Sd short rib 16 70
steady 51s I'd long clear middles light, - 70 "a
io steady Jls Sd ong clear mddes heavy 80 70 40 n
quiet clear backs. 6 20 n steady. Sis Cd
clear bellies u 10. steady. SIS Sd shoulders
square l3 10 steady 39s Cd Lard steady. prime
sis Cd American refined pals. SIS
Buer-FInest United states firm. 95s. Cheese-Amercan
white old 5Ss do steady 54s; American
finest coIored Old. hrm 6ls. do new steady 55s Taow
Prime Arm sos. TurpeHtine-Spirits firm, 3is
Rcsin-Common steady. As iled. Pe,roleum-Rehne
steady. 7isd. Linseed oil firm, 32s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

business prices I-l6d lower American niddlng fair,
G-l6d good mitdIing 9-32d middling. sgd; low
middling. l-l6d. good ordinary. l5l6d; ordinary.
lll6d The sales OF the 5000 bales Of which
1000 for speculation and export and included 200
American. Receipts 1000 bales. including 1000 Amert
Futures opened quiet and closed barely steady
American middliuE. C. May. l-6id buyers. May and
/ Cad sellers. June and July Sd sellers. July
August 81 6fd5d sellers. August and September.
6it buyers. September and October GtG4
buyers; October and November 356a4 3664d buyers;
November and December I 33-6fdt "a sd sellers. De
cembcr and January 70 81 64d sellers: January
and February. 31-64a4 81 Cid buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

s.
RFEvEs-Receipts were 81 cars $40 head all con
signed direct Reported were few bulls at 81 75q
Sf - dy e W city dressed native sides 94QI per 10
Cables last received quoted american line Gate selling at
cents The Pretoria carried to Bermuda M t2day
estimated No exports reported for tomorrow.
So 20 per 100 NJ bull iso H. 81 20, DO n
soe sta were s55 at Jerse 5y aHd
oeDns lle head Of late a1 arrivals 1 yeas sold sta$G 10
saies-robn & shannon 1870 yeals. ia n at
J. G. cuTti: & Son; 10 yeas 142 n SO 10: do
5%HF$ %HD Co Tss eco rs " aeaSns m
with the stock Sared sr from % 1S y tGI Of
sheep ruled good lambs ] s2d slightly M 5r TT .
we're carried over. Cppsd sheep sold at 81 75gse 80
100 NJ few s top a. % SO 40 S0soTn gh. sheep a. $sS
spring lambs s5oast p each . Dressed mutton
spring lambs the extreme Of SASS 80
saiesNTobn & shannon: a clipped unshorn Buffalo
sheep. loi n average at s. - Per zoo n; l' clipped
unshoTn do 10 So 75 do l25 N, s.; IS State
Newton Co: 200 clipped State lambs. 50 n. at
clipped sheep IOi N. at So; state spring lambs at
c?mg,'sl9n a Go y s 7 clipped Ohio sheep 100
WNsssSn ss G % ,pFsd Id m sheep s. l2S g. n at SO 49, II
Mcpherson & Co: State spring lambs at 81 % each;
judd 3 Co.: unshoTn Kentucky lambs. 50 NJ at
10 oe pR.aSin T. K'PuSSs :nfsS '' % clipped
HoGs-KecePts & cars or G nead' an"ut one aeeS
& enfs H1 Gf. s for g
hogs n 81 25 100 NJ. roughs. $40
Mqsp ~ o25: ss ss5e5aay ID 81 Il = s hogs
S dSn hi Al Shannon s esaas ter M a 81 20 hogs as n
s. q roughs 29s At SO . stag. leo b 81 so
81 : r6asss is gs5s asS ~ 's ''' 10 "
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day. com
rsre6 the daE last yseel and last year:

telegram from Galveston Tex. night.
reason given in explanation Of the increase
receipts The weekly Bombay figures give receipts
viously received l477Oo0 bales against G20oo last
yess Total since JanSsry M S21 TOO 9go bales aganS6 ga @
same time year ago The monthly export statement
yarns in pounds during April 900 bales
lE14e4o in March. and - l52Oo in April last year
crease over year pounds Exports Of cloths
IN yards given 4s7 600 600 against 400 800 in
last year OF 1875 3S 100 yards The government chart
Eirss the fa6yJT~ ,e1,ors,nre -snres. southern belt
80 70 - degrees; Central belt IS es degrees Western
Central ana Eastern belt but generally condi-
tons in the West The following figures the rainfall
Corpus Christi 20 Yielts6urg Passtine trace
Se inch o s'snas. At1nss o. S as n % Gal
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
American 1000; receipts 25oo; niddlns upland 5-S2d
futures oPense quiet 2e4q3e4d decline Closed barely
o'ns Hss iS%sr Ss o2s Maxsns
oSD; se2isnbe5aoet96er tS4b; 0co6er-N9yemoe
sMszts; 80 Jangary-February. 4slhb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We're reduced Sc on the outside price The general hogr
%Sea spne Te & 2S o vas stadeT n tons a VIII T
q so winter patents SO o. spring clears S3aS3 30
s m No no a mn,eF m 3 ss gs ? 81 sTa @ Mo No " nT5 s. log
RYE FLoUR-Steady. Quoted to good 50 1898 40;
Quoted: Kiln dsS 50 45Sss S. as to brand BAG
MEALFirn Fine white ana yellow. 81 5OGsl
spot SIS arrive 200 n SIS 2sasis Is spring
sse p %iner & Bran s'sRF s sos s5:6 @ SdnE b ss %
% M shsrpS Sls o nseed oil cake s21 IS corn oil
GRAIN=wHEAT-Recov partially IRON the
feets Of Wednesdays heavy selling movement
generalization OF prices wheat yesterday showed moder
srssk The price again. closed rather firm ha
sy sevanee Com helped i good deal and so did un-
s<iaes I'D 10 their best point after O'clock The crop
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
CASH orOTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May 5, 1902,
COFFEE-Cohee had another dull and heavy day OF
a. Opening prices unchanged and the tone quiet
Later the session continued OF
description heavy under the influence Of big Brazilian
receipts cearances again The markets Of the crop
country fairly steady unchanged and the
sterling exchange another lS2d 10 II sgd Owing
the holiday no official cables received from
European markets reported clearance of 20 900
bags fo- the United Domestic warehouse deliv
.res came 10 $50 bags. Near the local close selling
by importers and bears caused prices 10 ease off
A partial points, market closing unchanged 10
points lower and quiet Total sales $500 bags
spot supplies ruled dull and barely steady with quotations
based about SIC for invoices Of Rio No :.
The range prices the local market today
was q follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Spot closed quiet with quotations !tc lower on
the Csc middling upland and 9sc for mid
ding Gulf Southern spot markets telegTaphed
follows: New-OTleans quiet unchanged at Csc. Mobile
nominal higher al 7-1Gc: Savannah steady and
unchanged 9ssc Charleston nominal quiet. quotation
given. Wilmington quiet and unchanged. at 9isc; Nor
folk nominal unchanged Al 9@tc Baltimore nominal and
unchanged 924c, quiet 1-l6c lower at 9lzc
81 quiet unchanged 9%sc Estimated receipts
New-Crleans tomorrow 1000 400 bales.
compared bales actual last week and 43l9
bales actual year. Houston for 100
70 100 bales compared with 2.09 bales actual last
week snc 3. $50 bales actual last year.
Receipts ports interior points to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
new YORK CENTRAL
:, except sunday. tDaIIy,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
A IS 81. Daily except Sundays 20 Fltts-
and North Adams Sundays only at @ 20 A. M
Pullman all through trains
Train Illuminated with PintSCh Light
Offices 11S. 261. AIS and 1918 Broadway %
JTufo So Columbus Ave. West l2oth
125th St Stations. New York: ass and 10
Fulton and Broadway 2. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 Street for New York Central CAP
Service Baggage checked from hotel OF residences oy
WestCott Exuress Company
A H. SMITH. GEORGE =. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May s-Cattle-Receipts. $500: strong and
active god prime s5 scRS7 as poor medium
S5GS6 IS stockers feeders 50 75dS5 IS cows
aS6 Gamers 81 5Oqs2 so: hefers. So 75G$s 25 bulls
81 50dS5 calves S2dSe; Texas fed steers IS 25G$6 Is
Hogs-Receipts to-day 24ooo tomorrow p 900; left
over 600: strong 5qioe hgher MIXED and butchers
heavy Sc s5dS7 TO- light s5aS7 bulk OF sales So soa
Sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep higher
good 10 wethers $5 1886 IS Western sheep
S6 lambs. 81 1885 CO. Western lambs SIS
G5: Colorado lambs. 81 To-
Cincinnati May S-Hogs strong, SIS 509$6 95. Cattle
steady So 506S6 IS Sheep strong 50 5OdS4 rs Lambs
steady. SO 5O6S6 IS
Fast Fuffalo May s-Cattle-Offerings so head no
sales reported VealsReceipts 300 head tops s6 ESQ
Sc so; fair good. IS 5o8s6; and light 81 5o
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Foreign Coffee Markets: Rio-Coffee market firm, No
Rio 1925 exchange. y 532d receipts. 5000 bags:
cleared for the United States 900 bags cleared for
Furope 5000 bags: stock coo bags Santos-Cofee
market quiet; good average 4slOO receipts
Holiday.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin Station Xerk as follows
Is later foot West 42d St. "
-ilO A M--For INTERIM points 70 Albany
I'll 20 A Nd Hudson Riv. s Mch.
'l;OO 7. N.-ChicaEo Express.
'2.35 T. M-Cont. Lin. for Detroit Chicago
f2.f5 +. No For Hudson River Points & AlbarV
'6:l5 ?. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd & ChIcago
T1.i5 p M--For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit Louis.
'9I5 P. M.-For Syra-, RocL. Mag Falls Det. & Chi
"Daiy- fDaily. sunday. Leaves
No. az tlo:4S A No at IS 06 P. ~ Leaves Jersey
City. p. r. r. sta No l 20 A. . at
p. NJ Time tables at principal hotels and oess. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence BY Westcott's Ex-
A. II. SMITH. C z LAMBERT.
Gen'l Superintendent Gen'l Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.
LaCkawanna Railroad.

Leave New YORK f90t Barclay n and christopher Sta
$1,000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and Louis.
M Buffalo and Chicago.
p N-For Scranton and Plymouth-Bunet
-6:lO p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
p M-For Utica oswego. Ithaca
300 A. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago-Through Sleep
open p. NJ
Tickets az Broadway Cor. Howard ST.: IIs3
2Sth ST. llS Broadway. N Y- ass Fulton ST..
sDaiiy. fExcspt Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
HAMBWBG.AMERlGAN LINZ,

TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Victoria May - 10 AN Columbia June <. 10 AN
F. Bismarck May 20 10 AN A Victoria June II 10 AN
And Thursday hereafter.
These Steamers
NEW TWIN SCREW MAIL. :. s KIAUTSCHOU,
II coo tons. 525 feet long, 1914 knots.
Time TO England AMI Continent about IA days
Will sail in place Of s :. DEUTSCHLAND
FROM NEW YORK MAY Is.
Service and Table Deutschland.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Patricia May 13. 10 AN Pennsylvania. 27 80 AM
Kiautschou. May Is. II AM Pretoria Z
Wadersee. May 90 $50 PM Wet. June 10 10 AM
And Tuesday hereafter.
MEDIT GRRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK-NAPLES-GE
Palatia. 3. . Pm Phmnicia.
HAMBCRG-AMERICAN
Ofices So and 81 Broadway Piers, N ]