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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-14

us this. would go down. In social par.
lance. even create a sensation. for q
time. Beyond this she dared not look
or scheme: u hint of matrimonial In.
tentions. such as she cherished. would
rouse the widest antagonism. cause
the downfall OF her fairest hopes and
dreams. -'.
So the season sped on. and the girl
vas caught in the current of events
and whirled away. in tile excitement
Of ball. reception. tleater. opera. the
awakening knowledge of her own pow
Ell. she was gradually changing day by
day INTO q striking. ii uncheseantional
figure In social circles. And Mrs,
l;ainsborough. though shocked. startled
aud COMPOUNDED In a thousand way
by the racy wit and audlcious fret = =
dom of the daughter she SC little con.
pretended. congratulated herself that
she was safely launched at last. with
every prospect of a fair and prosperous
voyage.
Where Teddy sat. talked. or walkesrr
was the central point Of gayPty in arr
asspmblage; her speech was punctuy
ed with laughter. her dang NtiLLET
torn to tatters. The young 4 II % pi,r
with which she entered upJrro:iac mi
casion was an antidote to duly t1sr a. =.
mouotony. a rejuvenating dr. rosse, w,
the most faded beholder.
She seemed to have the gift NJ TOO y
versal popularity; even her rtvt
and would have copied her
could. and With the
primo tevoriss&
Asr sukAslNs
i3I
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
scnpoI Ior1s.

TheeN II A unusually large At.
tendance q noa-resident stu
denta @
The, present school enrolment
i 143 Twenty-three new students
entsfsd this wesk.
Cosnty Superintendent Rose
broush offers : prise 70 each stu
dent Who il neither absent nor
tardy during the year.
Miss Furguson, teacher OF the
third and fourth grades, was i'll on
Friday and unable to be in school.
Miss Grsce Wisdom very accepta.
bly, hIled her r,lace,
Recent visitors are Messrs.
David md Francis Wilson, Mis-
Ethsl Ho4mAn and Mrs. ]. W.
Lyons Of Holly, Prof. Shivsly ol
Coolidge, md Miaa Watsoa d
syraeps,. !!
The basket ball enthusiasts are
organising . team. The first aud
second bass ball nlnes ars nov
ssady to play with the correspond,
w b. ~ d III
ing mines pf other schools
4 A nnmbsr Of books have disap.
Pssrsd tson the library during the
apmuner, aaaopg them ! fine nev
Wststss1 Ipternssional diction.
an \ seksll vait pet,sntly oae
more week .for The, return Of thsss
hoo44 This shonA 10 sufacisui
p9ai9s ta ~ who are rstsiDina
tea enthusiastically.
||a Ths'schsoi grounds were plowsd
and hssssxsdby y. 8. Bsaeg be.
E41pesA - ossiag .ot schook Messsl
EEOsssll ~ OnSixsll vsry kindly
aoaatsd s'hslf : daY satssssay viii
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
MISS J. n. BROWN,

teams and drag to level the
grounda The condition a. we'll
q the appearance Of the yar.t is
very much improved. The coa-
dition Of the school house and
grounds is usually . pretty good
index to the character Of = town
An effort will be made to complete
tho work on Saturday. The
ground ought to b. placed in per-
feet condition at this time. There
ought to be enough men in Holly
willing to donate . few hours on
Saturday with teams 70 make the
grounds . credit to any place. II
you can furnish q drag. . disk or
. team, let us know.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12

So great is the demand for Col
orado fruit in tho east that most
Of it is bsiug shipped to eastern
markets where it brings the top
price. Six or eight cars . day are
being shipped and this number
will be increased a. the -sesson
reaches IL height. The fruit, crop
Of Colorado is estimated at l5 Per
cent lighter than last season be,
cause Of the drouth. Denver
Times.
The largest apple orchard in tas
world il soon TO b., planted in
Laclsds county, Missouri. q short
distance from the main line Of
the Frisco ssilroad. The lard
hes already been purchased by .
syndicate promoted by residents
Of Des Noinss, Iowa, aud assisted
by the Frisco railrpad. The or.
ehsrd will consist ot 5000 acres +.
80 Of which 10 to BE- planted v
peach ttess and sll The ret -
applss. II VII contain abost
S0000 tsssa q
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
Grand Millinery Opening.

During my recent visit to st. Louis i took
great pains to select the vefy latest .tyle
Millinery; goods th4kAre both attractive and SER
vceable, and especially deaEned 70 sait my customs
ers.
r syiteaA 40 eQua4 Sg g. ~ ny CT q Open
~ at ny store in Holly 0n
eaiI xnd nee for yourseif before purchasing
elsewhere, what bargains il Millinery are pre-
SeatEd.
MISS ]. N. BROWN,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
HOLLY. Colo AI,U lllpAt. sEPI, II, 1902

HOlllf. W
Houss 10 rant cheap s. ]. a
Pratt.
John johnson Of Coolidge wss
the guest Of ". =, Tarbor on Sun.
day. /.
/ +. B. Mathsws Of Coolidge ~
doing kusiness ia Holly Wednss:
day. S.
Mrs. j. w. W sight left MondaJ
Tor : visit 4 her old home il Il.
linois. q.
For the Best Paint
ktthe Lowest Price,
Call at ths Holly Pharn,acy.
r. e. Irwin, ono Of Lamars, pop
ular merchants. was = Holly viz
itor Sunday.
Mr.. Guthrie Of the San Luis
valley y visiting his daughtSt
Mrs. George Flynn. ). y
H. White s.
For mems $3.50 Corduroy 1AstG
at $50
]. A. johnson came doyn from
Rocky Ford Sunday to bck after
bis hardware business.
Fl. N. Bush waS doing some 6a.
ishing on school house north of
AmitY the first oeS4 week.
~ s
/ For boys Cusitl1e UrGlu-
roy Knee Pants at h6it
!. II, N, Bush has rented liis Asw
house to Wiley Aiedlin who tigI
move into it a. soon a. It i g. II
|pletsd. (.
/ n. McAbee of Meyessua;
G bid. n sted III bssthss Tfanh III
niss to li
home nssds, IS:
+. w. TutaasS Bst.
.urday lpr-. hef hose ia Kansss.
She haa besn visiting With Ed.sad
family all summer,
E. +. Bennett and two sons
drove to Tribune Saturday and
brought back some cattle which
they had been pasturingsrp ahere;
School Books, School
Books, School Supplies.
Everything you need. The
largest tablet ever offered for B
cents At the HoLI1 PAkRxlcY
w VI simpson resigned ms
position in The Holly Neat mar
Eetland Is doing work for the 4.
v. 8. B. y !. =. Co., Il the Amily
hesdgstes.
O. +. Vincent aud family moved
10 W. ". Reynolds ranch, four
miles north 1of town. Saturday
Oscar is threahpg alfalfa id the
Amityville country, and has work
for all fall and winter. sa.
Dr.. Hasiy came down from E.
mar Sunday aud in conjunction
with Commissioner He Pherson
made arrangement for having III.
Robt.s Clary aud children taken
care Of during her illness Il
Elrey Atkins. Charley Grant,
Willie Stain and Chester Watist
made a trip up in the Amisyvills
country on Monday and we under.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12

yer. IA
!. Q. Bsn = vis;tins y his Old
home near Nefxsik. lows this
xeek. 4. SIS I,
J. W. Phillips ma 1pity spent
Raiday It the hoS Jay 80.
cnm.
Geo. Najors III his old
trisnds md nsi6hbest r The VI
entity u Hrana1k l9fsaas.
Rnpp u Ah lyl VA h
l. ! He I ll st4A !
\ e,is = ~ his plaza cG sptem-
hsr II.
a. L. Jolsson rscsivsd; 4 sup.
~ q frssh eystsrs a Tussdsy.
the A. oa a. HalS Il aarkst this
ssAspt.
IN - 1s> ~
hen you buy ! sfa package
\ coffee At White1 y tlls Il
the othsr q lsc. s.
Roy and nj Sbs,a and
Charley Joass kays md to the
csdars this wsek piH k-ing
back some fenas
FOR SAIL ban saddle
and set Of delA L hasnsss
nearly new. ne)tS the Holly
Lumber cen
y. Z. Wil Monday
ht ~ to make
kfs lseoah ii. Like
IN lee lone cutter
n,lat y
Holiy H. - u scas
biz family u = isws sdsys
when he will rent 4 HodlS and :sets
tle down here.
]. w Wilkin left for cehtral
Iowa Monday md rxpscts to bring
back more land buysfs. Jim is a
coed rustler and y daine his share
toward settling up. the country
u1sltr HE best canal lin tahsssAr-
kansas vahgy
The EpH0tth Sisters entertain
Cd tie pubic ine A.royal y,aanuer
u their hAhdsomS 1reassk saatns.:
day eysning. Tbsy gave ! yscd
square meal for ten cents md were
liberally pasronissst The receipts.
wsrs quite satisfactory. c
- 7 Dental Work.
sI will - in Holly on Friday.
Balnrday, sunday ana Monday
September 1a, 20, n. aha 81, ,lsprs-
pared q d0 i'll kinds Of dental
work DR. B. l.. SHoBx. 81
Paisepger train number -thses
coa)a VIII !, fnsiahtidptius =
MknsAh6i1 Tpbsaisb morning. Hks.
engine dk The ffrsiaht trsiHisl3d
ms e1riiss;siT ! III I, !! sa r.thes pssangsr
train wsrs 6sllsll damaged. The
only. onssisjursd was the express
messeHger who had. his. ankle bad
II crushed, soue bonss being
broken. sTrafHe wss delay sf=six,
houss. -
I 6sp.Hornbesk, the south side
d3siil,flynairiis l,l1i + hiiais our THANKS, dcrAa
delicious z Va stlnelon Of III. Rocky
Ford ysfisty fkl5eA he. lettlaAn tkis.
once MonGs., /, arMr. Q Horslfsck
doet K6t pfss Hard ato farm osety'
'mtuch lydf dSvo.es his. tire stb
mixing co1isiI ands mAk ing I batlery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14

Ormg = tle order 9.
tt fore commission t9 stop
Improvements nom = y D.
owners viii suaas the Joss Of vain
abe property anless s1e time for
erecting Improvements is extend
ella few days. While We have
no intention Of critieising the ac-
ton Of the commission, still, the
order % stop Improvements viii
work : hardship upon many peo-
pie aho fully INTENDED to comply
with the law. Many of the now
vacant lots. throughout the city,
we're bought BY men who expect
ed 10 build q home. Many Of
these men we're out Of the city at
the time the order was issued and
were thus unable to save their lots
in the short time given. A man
who is in the employ Of the rail
road and who owns fourteen valu-
sble but urimproved lots, only
learned Of the order to stop inn
provements, this morning. Il it.
is within the power Of The Indian
Inspector 70 extend the time for q
few days, We Gao assure him that
he will receive the gratitude Of
The entire population of Chlcka-
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14

Coming 70 Chickasha-The
Boston painless denusts. Of Wich.
ia, viii make = specially of sbe
painless extraction Of teeth. VII
be a. Hotel Royal, Saturday Feb.
%. 1902. Extraction free from 2
70 10 a. r., and / to 2 p. h. There
Is 10 tooth or root that they can.
not extract without one atom Of
pain By this simple and effective
method, 20 matter bow badly brok
en- IL may be. From one 10 thirty
teeth may be extracted at one sit.
ting for any one in any condIlisD
OF health. Heart and lung troub-
le will not prevent you having
teeth extracting By this method.
The guns heal quickly. Positive.
y no swelling or soreness follow.
No cocaine poisoning. No slough.
ing Of gums, Not an experiment
but 3 positive success. 100 900.
hopeless teeth, and roots cuccess-
fuIIy removed by these skilled ex.
tractors. This Is their last fFlp
untIl fall. Plates IS, 90. szs0O.
$500. Call while oar painless eF.
tractors are with you. Extract,
Ing free OF charge from 10 10
and / to2. Remember date. Sat
brdsy, Feb. 22. 1902, at Hotel
ROYAL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14

~ - Monday Pa. ~ VI
o1er foF sale s. the biggest biiir
the bankrupt Ftecs e Drug 's-
geileF with fixtures pertaining fo
and knovn a. the Old Drag Store.
Appraised yaiLa Of stock s2.s05.90
Rash Springs Indian Territory
John c0yie TrusteF-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14
HoYT's COMEDY COMPANY.

Hoyt's Comedy Company will
open an engagement Of one week,
at the Opera House, commencing
Monday, Feb, II. Prices, Csc,
CSC and 5Oc. Ladies free first
night. Change of play each night.
Opening play, ga Prisoner Of
AIgiers. "
The Guthrie State Capitol says:
ssHoyt's Comedy Company, ~
"A Prisoner Of AIgiers,D . st
Brooks iheater last night. This
company has fulfilled every pledge
made to the public 50 far, and the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14
Tax Assessors Notice

The law compels the ASSESSOR
10 make the valuations on all prop.
erty not turned in by the owner
or agent. J DO NOT WISH to take
the responsibility. Please attend
to this at once and avoid penalty.
Cry AssEssoR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14
HOW ABOUT cHIoKAsHAl

The following dispatch from
Guthrie is self explanatory and is
food for thought for the Com
mercial club and citizens who are
interested in the up building of
the city:
The Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as railroad commenced here today
the grading for the extension of
the line from Cofeyyille, Kan,
to this city, a distance Of 200
miles. Guthrie is division point
and $ large tract has been reserv-
ed for terminals. The line will
Be extended from Guthrie to Ell
Rsno, Anadarko and into Texas,
also va Oklahoma City 10 Coal
gate, I. T.. and via Usage Nation
to MuskOgee, l. 7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-14

Free sample violin strings . F.
N. Denton & Cos, up TO date
music store. Call and get one
WAsTED-A good Plug mare,
must be cheap-I have the cash.
" G. LANCASTER, with Adkins
Bros.
want to swap a good single
seated pheyton for two seated
rig, and pay the difference. In
qnire at this Office at once.
just received att M Denton &
Co.'S music store, ell the latest hits
in sheet music, which they are Of
fering for sale at popular prices.
FoR sALE-A few good Polan
China males and sows: Can give
papers on same. I hsSe also
pure bred poultry.
A II HOllowell,
Six miles vest Of Chickasha.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
NETWORK CITY.

Commissioner De Forest of the Tenement House
Department has appointed nineteen sanitary in
spectors 81 100 a year, and three Inspectors of
light and ventilation. AZ the salary.
Alexander Hamilton Post No. 1s2 will take part
in a commemorative and patriotic service on Sun
day evening in the Church of the Puritans West
One-hundred and -thirteth-st.. Fifth-ave The
Rev. DIR. Charles J. Young the pastor. will make
address. memorial service will he held on
Thursday evening next the headquarters of
the post, One-hundred-a and twenty -hft list. and
Iexington-ave. On Memorial Day the post will
parade with the Grand Army column. and par
ficipate in the dedication Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument in Riverside Drive
The Israelite Alliance OF America will hold meet
ings Temple Rodoph ShoIom Sixtv-third- st
End l,eXingJ on-ave.. on May % At p m. and at
tho Educational Alliance No 1877 East Broadway
on June ], at p. m. which the public is cor
dially invited attend.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
GOULDS WOULD BUY C. AND o. CANAL
TO SAVE COST OF GRADING OF NEW LINE
TO CONNECT W. VA. C. AND p. AND
WESTERN MARYLAND ROADS

Hagerstown Md. May % CSpeciaD.-Through par
ties Interested in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal II
Is learned mat the Goulds contemplate buying the
canal to use the line of the old waterway from
Cumberland to Cherry Run. This would save costly
grading I'm the construction of new line to connect
the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg and the
Western Maryland railroads. 1t is reported that the
Gould syndicate has approached State officials with
a view to buying the States interests in the old
waterway
by turning the entire route of the canal into a
roadbed the company would have a short line from
the soft coal fields of Maryland and West Virginia
TO Ge2rgetoWn ID; c. the terminus of the canal
The West Virginia Central began
negotiations for the purchase of tho canal with a
similar object in view ' "
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has large inter
ests in the canal. and both the Pennsylvania and
the Baltimore and Ohio will try to prevent The
Gould interests from getting il. "
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CROKER AND THE CORONATION.

NRUkEK AND HE tUhU-N-t IV-N
When John c. Sheehan drops into a COM
mentng vein on his old friend Richard Croker.
usually there is something doing"
81 was at the dinner given in honor OF Will
lam Redmond at Shanley's last night" said MT
Sheehan yesterday land ] heard Mr.. Redmond
say that there were eghty-three members or
Parliament from Ireland, none Of whom Wouu
be at the coronation. A man who sat next 10
me remarked to Mr.. Redmond: That's all right
Mr. Redmond. You ought to come to New
York and join Tammany Hall. Tammany Han
will be represented at the coronation by Richard
Croker who has paid $500 for a seat.
1T seems to me-" said Mr.. Sheehan that
Croker might proftably get a pointer from D.
Perpont Morgan. When Mr.. Morgan goes to
England, almost invariably he comes away
richer than when he went. But Croker always
comes away broke"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
HONE NEWS.


PROMINENT ANIMALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-State Senator +. ". Higgins Of
Olean. ARLTNGTON-Hoke Smith, Of Georgia,
ex-Secretary Of the Interior. ENIPIRE-Dr. ". !.
Milne. of Albany. FIFTH ANENUE-Isaac Y.
Baker. jr.. Of Comstock N Y. Carroll u.
Wright. United States Labor Commissioner. GIL
SEY-Mrs Elwell &. Otis and Miss Otis. Of Roches-
ter, and +. A. Cleland. VI. p of Toronto. GRAND
captain ]. b. Hughes, 4th United States Cavalry.
HOFFMAN EX Senator Edward Murphy. jr.. of
Troy. HOLIAND-Henry F. Lppitt of Provi-
dence. and Myron G. Wick. of Ohio. MAJESTIC
Professor F W. Putnam. Of Cambridge. MAN
HAITIAN DIR. Rupert Norton. of Paris: II. p,
Endicntt Of Boston. and Rear Admiral s r. Luce.
L. S. y. NORMANDTE-S Komuro, Ia panese Inn
periaI Legation. Toxic. and Captain W s Schuy-
Ter. L. s 4. STCRTEVANT-T. r. Pepper Of
Lexington. Ky. NICTORIA-Co &. w Morris.
of Olean. WALDORF-Ex-Co ongressman Wallace
T. Foote. Of Port Henry. and General ". 7. orr.
of Piuua O.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Presbyterian General Assemble Fifth Avenue Fresby
terian Church.
Special meeting of the Rapid Transit Commission II
a
Forty fourth Anniversary celebration Of the Packard
Commercial School, Carnegie Hall
Public meeting Harlem Properts Owners Associa-
tion. Twelfth Ward Bank Building. One hundred and
twenty fifth r. and Lexington ave. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

Id sorts OF men S low SnOeS anu
every one good of its sort.
S.. 50 and S..
We're truly sorry.
DR.. says our washable waist
coats lead to reckless chest eX-
posture.
$3 to So.
When days are warm and
evenings cold - underwear OF
medium weight.
Every good sort here.
Custom is making negligee
shirt wearerS of us all.
Hundreds on hundreds OF at
tractive patterns in attractive
Colorings make the following OF
custom an easy road here.
Though most men adjure per-
fume, all are fond of the essence
of comfort.
There's lots of it bottled up in
a Norfolk suit.
Cheviots and f1annels, dark and
light mixtures, plaids, stripes and
solid colors; $I6 to SIS.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
and Warren st. ,
and i4O to las ith Ave. by mail.
i-O0 i'rGnHT5s and s. Vest Ses S5d SD St
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
ENPEROR'S GIFT RESTORED.
TURNED To HARVARD AS MYSTERI-
OUSLY AS THEY DISAPPEARED.

T
The collection of photographs illustrative or
German art presented by the Emperor through
Prince Henry to Harvard University. and stolen,
exclusively told in The Tribune, from the
Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge on Saturday
night. has. il is believed, been returned.
The portfolio restored to its proper place
Tuesday night mysteriOusly as ii had been
removed. No cIews TO who the perpetrators
nave been found. and none of the photo
graphs is missing. The mystery with which
the whole affair has been attended. and the
apparent lack of other motive than mere mis-
chief in withjra wing the imperial gift for sew
enty-two hours. tends to confirm the theory that
the Med Fac" or some similar society among
the students had spirited away the photograph
The authorities in charge Of the museum had an
unpleasant time for three days and much
relieved at the happy issue though no less in
dignant over the invasion of university de-
POrum
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool NAV 22.-C1osirg: Wheat-spot steady: l
Northern spring Is 3D. No California es Sd: futures
dull: MAY, Gs sd Nd September. 6s
Spot quiet: American mixed. new rs nd American
mixed. old IS Sd: futures dull: July. I'd: October
80 2sd Peas Canadian steady at 6s IO17d Flourst.
Louis fancy winter firm SIS Cd. Hops at London na
chc COAST firm st 3 df4 l5s Beef firm; extra India
mess los Cd. Pork strong; prime mess. Western res
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BOTH ROADS LIABLE FOR BONDS

An additional statement regarding the purchase
of the Monon by the Southern Railway and the
Louisville and Nashville, made yesterday points
out that the per cent bonds to be issued for the
stock will be joint liability the two purchas-
ing roads. and that either road would be called on
to make good the entire amount should the Other
fail TO meet its part of the obligation.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR
will find The New-York Tribune for sale
at the book stalls OF lending hotels
throughout the continent of Europe and
"rehf HritHtn, as well the Reading
hoom tables. Ii may also be obtained nj
the principal railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
Plainfield, N. j.

\ Quaker meeting house is still stand
ing and in good condition az Plaintield.
y. J.. which was erected in 1TS1. Views
and a description of IT,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

Hams-short cut. IA TO 10 10. steady at sis Bacon
SO 10y cumherland cut 20 - 30 No. 5ls; short rib 6
Io ~ ~ S2s: long clear mddes. . "a m
o3s I'd long clear mddes. heavy. to Ia NJ SOS short
lear packs lS To - 10. 52s: clear
isrI % S,honidersTSauare. II 10 IL 10 quiet
~u quiet' prime Western in tercas American
pnaric.n \" pals 5ls Cd Butter nominal nrm
G. nnest white, old 57s: new SIS: American
nnest colored. old 6s: do new 5ts TaioN prtn,s cr
r rrm at dis rurpentine-Spirits firm AT ass RosIn@
At 'su Linseed oil firm at 33s 0N N'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Ak ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.

captain by having him transferred to the steam
boat squad where he would be under his eye
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
Soldiers and Sailors.

A splendid monument to our illuStrious
dead which has been erected on River
side Drive at cost of $500. .OON will he
formally dedicated on Memorial Day.
Photos of II and of the men who will
he prominent In the ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK, MAY -, 1907.
ARRIN ED

ARRIVED
Steamer Mongolan G8r. Rraes. Glasgow MAY 10 and
re1fers to Austin BALDWIN Co. HiyeG At The BaP At
csssel :, re,ss@a9 ersnen May 70 gi,9
Steamer Tropir Barber Hamburg May 4 with
mdse to tn" W w Brau"r steamship 90 Arrived at the
steamer iomhardla HtaD canzeneri Naples MAY 5.
msse sssa"sr 9e = Tsa Ps . Mao" Ne" Orleans DAYS with
steamer Princess Anne Huphers Newport News and
Norfok. with mdse ana passengers tn" oi Dominion
steamer Guyandotto Hitler Newport News Va, with
mdse TO the old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Goldsboro, Geoghesan. Philadelphia, with mdse
steamer city Of Macon. johnson Roson with mdse 10
baltimore: Barcelona (5ier Newport News; Friedrich der
tGerl Hamburg via Plymouth and C'herbourg La
Touraine ,Fr Hayre yigilancia Havana Hamilton:
washington, Nassau. Santiago otc, ~ -
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
eueTnsGwT sH M May u35aoG q l2 yg Arrtysd &
%gToGsedfd % 1c1oo go m sailed lied steamer Majestic n
London May 22-saed. steamer Potomac Gr,. Ander
swansea May 2I&saled steamer Jersey city ,Rr, Gar
cIssr6S SE: Nsw Msy York Arrived steamer ,o,,. pr,
Havre Ma o.. 10 m-Arriyed. steamer La Lorraine
Genoa, May 10 sailed, steamer conhdenza dtaD for
ett4 New 20 York 9G4 %a Naps sPis steamer '''" 'F
Eaget"n New York via Napics and Genoa lf'"'7 'H''
Venice; May 2lvATrived steamer pawuee oRp. Cart
Patras; May 16Arriyed. steamer Aquoja CAust) Cieo
St Micharl~. MAY 21.-Passed steamer Hohenzollern
,,, Gerl. Cuppers, Genoa and Naples for New York
oBr1, Mcmillan New York '''''"e' ''e''a" r'''''
Bermuda May steamer TniGaS .r
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
HIGH WATER

WATER
AN-Sandv Hook sill Gov S:43 Hell Gate o.32
P.M-Sandy So Gov. Island SOL Hell Cat" l";+o