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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
..Them Pesky Telephones"

A Montgomery hotel clerk was check ing the names on his register when the telephone bell rang
 "Helio." The voice was a womans. Send me twenty pounds of ice"
 This Is the - notel, madam" said hung up the receiver and hurried back to The phone rang again after an interval
 'T want 100 selects" said somebody at the other end, "and I want 'em quick,
 we don't handle oysters here. This is hotei.'
 The clerk again returned to his work.
 Il wish those confoundfd people would quit making--
 The bell was ringing again
 "ls the train from Jacksonville on time?" asked somebody as the clerk put the receiver to his ear. hours ago. madam" he replied: The next train from Jacksonville is due at - clock. six hours from now. :, "sorry to have disturbed you. then she said.
 The clerk actually smiled as ne hung But hotel clerks are not the only ones who experiences such things. The news paper man, for Instance, is asked a re" lis this The Advertiser" asked q vo- man over the phone the other day.
 Yes"
 Wen. can you tell me if it is too early to put out tomato plantsT'
 What the newspaper man said to him self cannot be printed. but it might be well to state that he didn't succeed In convincing the woman that 1t was not his business to know such things
 Another Sam Jones.
 According to The Topeka, (kan.) State JoJrnal Kansas has another Sam Jones, Williams by name. and if the report of wilnams's sermons are accepted ae truth. Topeka is one of the wickedest cities in the country.
 In a recent sermon williims said that in all his travels and evangelistic work he had not found city where there is needed a greater amount of religious work.
 He breaches on the Sam Jones style.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
THE LARGEST Er1toroidery Sale
LINEN GOODS

100 dozen fine quality large size LINEN TOWELS. with c0I0red borders, for today l0c each.
 Limited quantity to a customer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26

Opinion by Mcclellan. C. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-26
"On the Square"
The coming man

We are devoting lots of our time and all of lr energies in pushing to the front the distinct
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
NETWORK CITY.

Mails from Melbourne January Il: Sydney Janu-
ary 10; Auckland January q. and Honolulu.
February 3. reached San Francisco the steamer
Sierra and were dispatched last A portion OF
the mail is due in New-York in the morning and
the balance in the afternoon of next Saturday.
Malls for Australia. New-Zeaand and Hawaii will
close at the general postoflice as advertised.
Two new wards. provided through a bequest Of
the late Charles A Contoit. opened yesterday
at St Mary's Free Hospital for Children, at No
407 West Thirty-fourth-st. IN addition to the wards
a new chapel, which is in the same building, was
also opened. as was building to be used for
domestic purposes. The new wards will he known
as St Elizabeth and the Holy Innocents. Each
has accommodations for thirteen patients.
Charles H Bloomfield the ticket agent at the
Houston-st downtown station Of the Third-aVe-
elevated line where there is turnstile. was COM
PEELED to leave his place at the money window Tor
a few minute" early yesterday. lie asked the only
person on the platform, man. to watch for
moment On his return he found that the man
and two bag7 containing so had disappeared
Albert Town promoter. sixty-nine years old,
who lived at No. 227 West e-hundred-and-twe
teth-st died ealy yesterday in the Hudson Street
Hospital from injuries received last Friday night
by being run by an express wagon
The trial Of the suit of Franklyn Roberge, the
veterinary surgeon against the estate of Robert
Ronner to recover $1ooOoO ended yesterday in a
dict for the defendant
Leslie NJ Shaw. Secretary of the Treasury, was a
caller yesterday at the office Of Appraiser White
head 1t was said that there was no special Sig
niicance in the visit.
On a motion made by District Attorney Jerome
yesterday Justic, Herrick fixed next Monday for
the beginning of the trial of David ". Rucklin the
reputed manager Of Canhed's alleged gambling
house at No > East Forty -fourth-st.
When the case Of Simon Filarsky, Of No. 1873
Forsyth-st. who is charged with the larceny of
furs worth $4,000 called in the Tombs court
yesterday 1t was found that Filarsky, who has
been out on 81 so bail. had fed.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
GAME LAW AMENDMENTS.

Albany Feb. i (SpeciaD.-Some important
amendments TO the game laws OF The State were
presented by Senator Armstrong to-day One Of
them declares that Wild deer. venson. shall
not be sold in that part of the State known
the Adirondack Park" Another amendment says
that Notwithstanding any former enactment Of
law. the open season for any kind of web-footed
wild fowl shall not begin earlier in the year than
September 10. remain open longer than the
Blst day Of the following December Another
amendment declares tho close season for quail
shall be from December ! to October 81. both IN
elusive" Il Is now from December Is TO Septem-
her =.
Senator Z. r. Brown presented bill declaring
that ducks geese brant and shall not be
taken from January ! TO September 80 both IN
elusive or possessed from March Z to September
70. both inclusive; or taken IN the night before
sunset and daylight
Senator Armstrong presented a bill authorizing
the appointment Of special game protectors, TO
without pay.
In still another biz Senator Armstrong amends
Section 142 Of Article TX Of Chapter NhAI, Of the
General Laws. in relation 10 the powers Of game
protectors 10y eNemptng the counties Of Newly NorlS
2ud Kings from the provision that they may
sulina without a search warrant the contents OF
fnv building other than dwelling house 10 aSCer-
tain whether any provision Of law for the prOtcC-
ron Of fish sl.ell-sh and game has been violated.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
HEARING ON THE MARSHALL BILL,
Savings Bank Men Speak Against Encroach'
ment on Their Business.

AIbsny Feh. 1.-Financiers. representing the
savings banks Of the State, assembled to-day at
the hearing before the Senate Committee on Banks
m the Marshall bill prohibiting department stores,
trust companies and any other concern from adver
fisinr N do doing savings bank business as
defined tv the banking law. The Marshall bin was
drawn by Q. " Wlckersham. of New-YOrk Coun-
sci for the Savings Bank Association Of the State,
end he de nf the principal speeches in favor
n the bill. declaring that the savings bank neld
had been invaded by trust companies and other
concerns unauthorized by law TO DO a savings bank
business These institutions. he said. had, by
clever devices. made the people believe that their
deposits were safeEuarded by regular savings
ranks and had thus secured thousands Of depos-
itors
Others who spoke in favor Of the enactment of
tire Marshall bin were the former Attorney Cen
ersl Simon ". Rosendale- president Of the Ma
fional Savings Bank and director Of the Union
Trust Company. Of Albany; former Mayor Charles
II Schiepen. Of Brooklyn. president Of the Savings
Rank Association Of New York, and William Han
rsrt. Of the Emigrant Savings Bank of New
York City
The hearing was adjourned until next Wednes-
day afternoon. when il is expected that various
representatives Of trust companies and depart
tnent stores Will appear in opposition to the bill
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
MANHATTAN WINS TURNsTILE SUIT.

The case Of Mrs. Ida Schlessinger. OF Newark
y J. against the Manhattan Railway Company,
which she sued for 10000 damages for injuries
received on November %. 1890, by being caught in
turnstie at the Fiftieth-st station on the Second
ave road. came 10 an abrupt termination before
Judge Platt IN the United States Circuit Court
yesterday
When the plaintiff rested her case and the attor-
uey for the defence made a motion that the case he
dismissed as no evidence had been shown that the
company was guilty of any neglect, Judge Platt
granted the motion
If the case had gone the jury the court
said and they had brought in n verdict favoring
the plaintiff ! would have been compelled to set it
aside as being against the weight OF evidence. moth
ing having been shown TO prove that there was any
negligence the part of the company.
Counsel for the defence announced his intention
Of appealing the case.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dog show at Madison Square Garden
Republican Clubs Dav dinner. Wadorf-Astorta
Second conference by the Robert de Montssquiou
Sherry's. 2.
eenth annual dinner Of the Union League Club or
Brooklyn. evening.
Chicago Society dinner. Demonico's. evening.
Ijncon-s Birthday LAFAYETTE Camp. Sons OF
veterans Hotel 1arlhoroush. 7:&o =. m.
Dinner Of the Metropolitan Independent Church. Hotel
Vendome, evening.
General meeting Of the Ne" York Yacht Club 3 T m
Review Of 6ath Regiment hv General Roe. evening
Annual meeting the American Jewish Historical So
ciety Carnegie Music Hall 10 a. m. : and p. m
Peoples Institute lecture by Professor &.
Labor Legislation" Cooper Union. 7. n. Harlem
branch. The Rev L. II. Sprague. 'Education for
: Society
Free lectures Of tie Board Education 2. M
school No SS. Ninety-siXtf- st. and Lexington
Ben Hur' Mrs. H. \ Powell Educational ALI
ance. If East Broadway and jefferson st,
What Vaccination Has Done for the World Or
Charles Mcdowell: School No. ~. Of Seven
tieth-st. life Afehanistan' Dr.
between Columbus Amsterdam aves.. Trinidad
Pearl the Antilles Miss Anne Rhodes. Co
lumhuS Hall. SXtIeth between Columbus and
Amsterdam aves.. 'Tncandescent Electric Lighting"
W Ker School No. 10 One hundred and seven
reenth-st. and st. Nicholas Songs Of Shake
speare' H. :. Sseley; School No. 105 No. 269
East Fourth st. American Illustrators. a. T Van
Taer: School ?. Of Grove and Hudson sts,
n the south Mr.. Holland. School No
1876 First ave. Fifty The Bermudas'
Professor Charles / Bristol
Training School classes chapel Of Fifth
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church $50 a. 12:+5
p. m; teachers, Miss Palmer and DR.. White. All
welcome.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRAeLY.

Albany Feb 1.-The Railroad Committee Of the
Senate decided repor. fayorably substitute for
tho McCIeHand ve~tibgIe bin. providing that rail
Ways that operate cars for more than mile be
youd th, limits Of any city village be Obliged
L. equip 1h,ir cas- with Vestlbules.
The Senate judiciary COMMITTEE decided 10 report
4 vors bv the i iuos hill giving authority the
Commissioner of tho Land Office 10 convey 70 the
T-rifeI States certain lands under wafer in the
17rfar nT rC.p-- York near Governors Island. ana
the Eoe' Efek biIl amending the law relative 10
qualifications applicants for Civil Service eG-
limitations d providing that misdemeanors com
Tuir1ed hV persons before they were sixteen years
~ ge nav nor count against them: also Assembly
man I1pyer'5 bill adding the Independent order Of
F-oreetHre and r..e independent Order Of Red Men
10 the list of fraterna1 orders acting under the
F2a47eyolent order Law
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

ital stock of S. 100000 divided into s25ooooH pre-
ferred stock bearing ! per cent cumulative divi-
Clends ami 81 100000 common stock The company Is
ito manufacture elevators and all kinds Of hosting
machinery. The corporators arc Louis z. Daley
H. o Coughian and Kenneth x. MCLaren.
The United States Rice Milling Company vas
chartered with an authorized capital "f $i~"!ao-
II is to store, deal in and prepare tor use rice
oats and other grains cereals 90 49,.
The AsaIa Company was incorporated with $>si;-
0G0 canital stock to manufacture automatic shuttle
&nd loom attachments and other weaving ma
Chinery The corporatorS Dr. Henry hrdle-
pfeiffer carl Meyer. Hugo JabUrg, John ia burg.
Theodore RiebI, Hermann RokohL William EnLeT;
C'uno Miller AdoIph Kruger +. {. Forester ana
Norbert Forester. all OF NewYork. and Carl Hauss-
mann OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wed, Feb. II, 1903
ARRIVED
TO DAY.


Steamer Canadian, oEp. Hill Liverpool January IS. to
steamer Hndoo OBJ Clarke. Hull January l5 and
Arrived at the Bar at 1:l5
Naples % Gibraltar February l. oelrtchs 30.
with foyeight cabin. SIG steerage mails
Arrived $50 a
Bolivia Winter Petit Goave January 30.
Kingston Port au Prince 5 the Hamburg
Navigator tlorl Progreso February
Steamer Camoens Belgium, Penrce. January
81 Rio Janeiro 81 and Bahia IS. to & Jevons
with mdse. Arrived the Bar at 12:4a
Steamer Simon Dumois tNorl, Nieuwjaar. Kingston
Company, with fruit. Arrived the Bar a m
Steamer UIler tNorI Larsen. nemerara January 81
L W & P Armstrong with passenger sugar Ar
rived the Bar a IN.
Steamer Fugn 1lor, Larsen, Cienfueeos February .
& Co. with Arrived a at
steamer FL Norte Gardner, Galveston February s TO
T Van Sickle. with mdse
steamer Metansasi Mile Miller Tampie2 February and
rnise Arrived AZ the Bar at a5 III.
ArepahOe. kenlhe. jacksonville February 8
and Charleston q to William Clyde Co. with passen-
steamer city Of Savannah Fisher Savannah February
g. to the Ocean ss Co. with passengers and mdse
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport and Norfolk to
the OLD Dominion ss Co with passengers and mdse.
N Willam P Clyde & Co with mdse
Pottsvnle Townsend from Philadelphia for
steamer Reading. wadman, Philadelphia for New
Bedford.
sssST S5o st % WS vd. s.
Win passengers and Indse Outside the Bar st 95s
January 81 Boulogre sur Mer February !. to the
Holland America Line. With passengers. natl an1 mdse
steamer LAncaster sabileh. Philadelphia for
Boston,
sands Hoos Feb H. $50 m-wind strong
breeze cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
;tesTner Mamma Ifdta. FaTtIIIIl't-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.


riverpool Feb 11-Sailed. Bohemian tBrI. NC
Cslun. New York d.,
Swansea. Feb i1-Ssdei. steamer Lord Do"''""' '-''
MagiII. New-York .r L-ro,
Southampton. Feb II. 7:5o m-Ssiled , steste Scu
prinz wilhelm ticri. Richter from BTeIheh' +'S'>
York CberbourE. l., ,.-,-,f,
from NeW-York ,.-.,-h
Hamburg Feb 3-Sailed steamer RockHehI 'pii '0''
New-York nj, ,c,r,
Rotterdam. Feb 1o-Artved. steamer Iut Hei '''''
Schroeder. New York
Brernerhaveu Feb 11-Arrived. steamer Burgernne'S'
Petersen Ger. Thopprich New-York --.
Marseilles. lOSailed. steamer Roma Fr) Nerfes'
York -.-4.s.
Cherbourg, TO- 11:20 p mArrved. steamer PatTict
Ger. Lefthauser New-YCTk via Plymouth Tor nam
burg Cand proceeded. -, ,,.o-,
Gibraltar. Feb 10. Arrived steamer I@4 l, mo
Block. Naples and Genoa 'aiIi Po
ceeded,: 11th passed. steamer Picqua 'BrI, FelAns
etc. York.
Palermo. Jan 31-saied. steamer Stella dtaD iosca
min. New York. ...
Bastia arrived. bark Leonardo HtaD. scarpati
York Ajacco. <
Colombo. Feb 9-Saed. steamer Tannenfels tGer1 from
Calcutta for New-YoTk. r,-,
Janeiru Feb 9-ATrtyed. steamer HeNsHus 'D'ie''
Byrne. New York via PernambucO- r,at
Liverpool. Feb I1-Saled. steamer cedric tbI'' H"N
dock, New-YorS via Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
DEATH FOLLOWS REsETTING OF ARM
Civil Engineer Had 1t Rebroken Because
1t Did Not Knit Properly.

Frank Sillkc. nineteen years old. Of No 1907
Vyse-ave.. The Bronx. died in Lincoln Hospital
last evening from blood poisoning He the
son Of Leo Sillke IF Leo Silke Sons, decorators,
No 90 Fifth-ave.
He was recently graduated from New-York Unit
versity d. a civil engineer. Last November, while
working in the gymnasium. he fell and broke his
right arm He decided that after finishing his ed
ucation he would have the arm rebroken, as the
first break did not knit properly.
The arm was accordingly reoroken and reset last
Friday by DR.. AIunson, a university physician.
Blood poisoning set in almost Immediately, and on
Monday he taken to the hospital Inc poison
spread 50 rapid- that the arm was amputateu.
The operation proved futile.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-M 3 / Goddard Of Warwick:
r j. FIFTH ANENUE-J. S; McGormick of
Pittsbrrs. GRAND-tieueral W H. RrlSbee.
/. s. A HOLI.AND-GoverHnr Ahiram { 'hanlh"rc
lain Of Connecticut; Charles HOPKINS Clark OF
Hartford. Conn. and Kenneth Lord. Of PhlIadel-
phia. IMPERIAI.-ColoneI y. II. Ee1anle or , Nor,
folk PARK AVENUE William + SmNth uLt9c
states Consul General at Huh, England. STURTE-
VANT-Ex-State Treasurer Fitzgerald OF rort-
Land. n y. WALDORF-Les]ie NJ. SHAW. Srcre-
tary of the Treasury: Ex-Governor 4. c Smith OF
Vermont: eN-Congrcssmau Nathaniel 7. F0oto ir--
of Port Henry: Craig Lppincott. of Ph1ladeiphia
George r. Harris, president Of the Chicago. burII
iuptou and Quincy Railway. of Chicago and
I'haries NJ He4Id president of the Pere Marquette
Railway. Of Detroit
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
REVISION OF STATE STATUTES.

Albany. Feb II tSpeCiaD,-Senator Mahy, Of St.
Lawrence County, introduced to-day a bill sent
him by Alton B. Parker. Chief Judge of the
Court OF Appeals, who chairman of the com
nittee appointed in 1902. TO report the Legs-
lature concerning the condition Of the statutes
and laws OF the State" The measure authorizes
the Governor 10 appoint board Of statutory con
sodation, whose duty it shall be to arrange q
revision. simpi1cation and consolidation of the
statutes of the State The sum of SS2,5oo is ap-
propriated for the carrying Of the provisions
Of the The chairman Of the board shall
receive a salary Of $3.50 but the other members
without compensation.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
STATE TAX FOR DIRECT HEIRS

Albany Feb Il tSpeciab.-The first of the neW
bills providing for State money by indirect taxation
elletched out by Governor Odell and the Republican
members Of the legislature who attended Hester-
days conference on taxation measures in the
executive chamber at the Capitol was presented by
Senator Stevens. Of Attica, Wyoming County, to-
dav- 4 bill the direct heirs of the
owners Of real estate The bill places tax Of
per cent only the direct heirs of the owners of
real estate when the property Is worth over $1,000
II is estimated that the act, if il becomes a law,
viii put S500Gsl in the State treasury.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
BROADWAY LAmPPosT sPoUTs FIRE.

= tongue Of flame some five feet in length shoot
ing out OF the top OF lamppost at Broadway and
ThIrty-seyenth-st last evening caused big crowd
to collect in short time The post Of the
old fashioned kind. Gas had been leaking from it
for some time, and last evening ignted. The
wind blew the tongue Of name around so that the
slight framework at the top IN which the
street signs. caught FIRE and fell the walk. Gas
company employees stopped the leak with handful
2
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
QUESTION OF SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Albany. Feb 1.-The question Of Sunday base
ball and football warmly discussed to-day IN
the hearing before the Assembly Codes Committee.
William Fjurbeil Of the Nen,-York Saboat COM
7r.ftee made Z long speech IN opposition 10 As
eembIynan Burkes hl'l allowing amateur taIres
on sIinds~ The Rev. DR.. l. N Haloway ahd
.Shers also opposed the bill
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
WIDER TIRES FOR WAGONS.

Albany. I-en II tSpeciaD.-Senator Armstrong IN
rro6uced q hl today providing that after January
faa- ~. wagon or vehicle for handling farm
,,ra51Ira or merchandise with two more horses
shall a sold or kept sale the State unless the
tires he less than four inches wide The act Is
,o- - a-rz 10 wagons or vehicles intended solely
for rse In cities of the first class nor 10 rubber
----G 80
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
Amuscmenls.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera season t9o2-1on.i.

the direction Of MIR. MAURICE GRap
To NIGHT. 7.3O-Extra night. Iincolu's Birthday
Special perfoance-DIE WALKUEFE- Ciadski. Schu
-Tfeink Homer MariIly. SHygard rdsVFil
Nordics debut in New York;. van iSo'S
EImblad. Conductor Hertz. 90
Fvg.. S-I4A ROHENL. Senhrich. StneIi;
Dar Campanari Journet Gilbert Conductor Mancinei III
Att Feb. H. 1:4j-SIEGFKIED Nordlcd'
ScEumann- Heink Seygard: Burgstaler Van Rooy BIS
pham. Reiss ElmblId- Conductor. Hertz --
Evg Feb q. a Pop. PCtcesl-t-ACS /
scheff BrideweH: saIignac. Campanar Ed de Reszks
Conductor. Ma1cineli.
sun Evz.. Feb. u. n s:3o-Grand Popular Concert
Homer MariIl Antilles tdebut at these concerts' J"ur
Entire Opera Orchestra Conductor. Hertz --
Mon Evg. Feb. rs. 7:45-DIE MElSTEftSl y 'If-t'-
Gadski. Schunann- Henk. Antilles. Van Rooy Bsphan
R1as= Nuh1marn Conductor. Hertz
We'd Evg Feb. Is. Al S-FATrST. Nnr1ica. BrdeWeit.
Alvarez. Reszke. Campanari. Duffiche- Conduc-
Thurs Evg Feb. 10 $50 Der Ring des Nioe-
IunFen- Special Prices. DAS RFiElNGoLD- Reuss-
Rece. Schumann- TIeink. NariI1v. Scheh, BrfeTell:
Anthes. Van Rooy Bispham Eimblad. Blass Co@ductor
Hertz.
Fri Evr Feb 20 $ OTEI.TO Seygari MarilIy ;
Alvarez Scutti. Journet Conductor. Mar"ineli-
SPECIAL. cycle At sPECLAL PRICES OF
DER RING DES NIBELU UNCiES-
Thurs. Feb. 10. at S-30-DAS RHETNG01O.
Sat Evg. 81 a 7:%O-DTE WAT.KUEEE.
Tues. Fvg. Feb "a. -SIECiFPIEp.
EvR.. Feb -S AT 3u-fiOTTFRDANN1EFttNCs Nc
Seats for SINGLE PERFORMA Noes nov on sale
Prices 81 81.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY DIVIDEND

Adams Express Company held yesterday extra
dividend s2 share from the proceeds of the sale
OF property needed in the conduct of the busi-
ness was declared, payable March 10 to share
holders OF record at the CLOSING Of the transfer
On February
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
NAPANOCH TOWN HALL BURNED.

Kingston, X Y. Feb. u--Fire this afternoon
destroyed six buildings. including the town hall
At Napauoch. The local fire brigade rein
forced by the fire departments OF the Napanoch
Reformatory and the village Of EUcnyille. The
total loss is $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
MoNoNoAHELA RIVER TONNAGE

Louisville, Feb. u,-According to report OF the
Bureau Of Statistics received by Major George NJ
Darby. the United States engineer here. there was
more traffic the Monongahela last year than
through the Suez Canal. The figures show n ton
mage of 100000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON.

liiY TELEGRAPH THF TpiBUAE.I
Trenton, n j. Feb. 1.-THE Traction Elevator
Company was incorporated heTe o-day, with cap
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
SAILED.

Steamers Oceanic tRrI. Liverpool Menanuc Pr,
9TH and Dundee Tauric (Brl Liverpool Bckh%N HnoS,E
or, an+onio: FL sud New-Oresns Hari"n
and Newport News Havana. Havana ConahgT ttty
@ nd Jacksonville: Antflia (3r). Nassau kansas '''I
i IN, -. f;uayanIote Norfolk and Newport News
1rni,ed states cruiser Prairie West lndldh
Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
sc MORE

he published. So buy OF the second
editions before they all gone. Price. 20
cent?.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12
San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
Ann 1':uCCncu ts
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 65a Sunset 80 Moon 611 Moons H.
HIGH WATER.
. u=and, Hook !27 Gov. Island SOC Hell 'I7te as
r N-Sandy HOOK Island $50 He'll Gate lo2s
New-York tribune., 1903-02-12

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