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New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
NEW FERRY SERVICE IMPROVED.
Three Boats Maintain Quick Schedule Be
tween New-York and Staten Island.

For the first time since the municipal ferry be-
tween Staten Island and Manhattan was begun
the boats running yesterday close to schedule
time Instead Of running two boats during the
greater part of the day. heretofore. three boats
were kept in service, and in this way the crews
had plenty Of time TO coal the vessels at the ter
minaIs and 10 keep them decently clean, something
they unable to do under the old schedule.
The boats yesterday started the hour and
half hour from Manhattan and at the quarter and
three-uuarters from ST. George. Formerly two
boats were started simultaneously from the ter
1uinals and when they reached their destination
they had to the return trip almost immedi-
ately so that there insufficient time to coal
and to put the boats in cleany condition Much
coupalint had been made about the filthy state or
the boats under the cid rule, but yesterday there
was marked Improvement in the condition OF the
vessels During the commuters hours four boats
run
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
f Eh DING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. r.
West 2Sd St. n. r.
STATIONS:

SWest sd St, n. r.
STAIiONS- Foot Liberty St, ~. R.
Time shown below Liberty 22d
10 earlier. by designating
marks.
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCH
CHUNK-z4G0 C715 Eastonl, ei0 A NJ. I20. 40.
800 (D5 45 Easton only P NJ Sun. as2o A. NJ. 100.
WfI.R RESBARRE AND sCRANToN-9.1O A. NJ. I2o. 500
=. NJ sundays, "a so A. NJ, 500 P ~ -,
NEGAT-z4.Oo 80 a. NJ, 1SO. 800 Lakewood and
Iak=huTst 40. cf.I5} 7. NJ. Sundays. $50 A NJ
o. 40 Lakewood and Lakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY--9.40 A NJ. k43 40 P. NJ.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHoRE POlNTS--zs0o.
A. Nj xe12 x1. 20 g4.45. a5 l5. $50 $50
t1201. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. eco a NJ. AGO.
ATI4HTIc H1Ds. sEABR1eHT. MONMOUTH BcH.
EAST LONG BRANCE-z4.o0. 1850 s. 30 II 30 A n.
40. k3 45. 4So. 5Se. $50 P. NJ Sundays 800 A. NJ
PHffADELPHIA-sz4s so MOO. nsoo. 200 m'looo
ali 90 A NJ. m*12 m1-0O 400, 800 -4O0. m'5-OO
m.6O0 700 f7-so 5000, 5000 P NJ. j'12 Is ndt
BALTIMORE AND yAsHISGToSSr,-s.o m'ioOo. '12o
REhDI%Gl i HARRIsBURG. louisville AND WILL
A NJ Reading only. 100. I120. p 90 P. NJ Read
ing Pottsvile. Harrisburg only. tA00 800, 73c p M
.Taly. tDaiy except Sunday. Sundays fParior
cars only. Via Tamaqua- aExcept saturdays nDin-
ing car. xsaturdays only zFrom Liberty st: only.
From Twenty-third strest-b5.20 P M. c35O P. NJ.
81 90 p NJ "a 80. P NJ, jill so p. NJ. ks 20 p. NJ.
O1fces: Liberty St. West 23d ST. Astor House. 26f.
4s4 1890 Broadway. 1S2 9Th Ave- 2si 9Th Ave, q
Tnion Square 2T9s Sd Ave 2I9 West 125h 2i5
r7~ovr. 500 broadway. Williamsburg New York
fs- Co calls and checks baggage 10 destination.
W. C. BESIER e NJ BURT.
yice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Azsnt.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
ASYLUM NURSES HELD.
CHARGED zcith 4ssauiting 4ged In
mate Who Died.
- relerranh . 90 Tribune. ]

waterbury Vt, Nov. 5.-Peter F. Durant, an
aged inmate of the State Asylum for the Insane
here died to-day the result, it is alleged, OF an
.ssaplt committed by two male nurses last
tuesday An autopsy to-day showed that his
h-sss;bone and four ribs had been broken.
Soon after the alleged assault occurred, two
nurses N. J. Dennis. Of Parishville, n. Y, and
n B. Coon, OF Milton. this State. were arrested
On charge of assault. They were later held
Cor the grand jury in bonds of $1,000 Dennis
attained bail and left the State but Coon is still
IN iail in default of sureties. No action has
ieen taken Yet regarding change in the charge
against the men.
Durant. a French Canadian, eighty years old,
was committed 10 the asylum from Middlebury
on October IS. Last Tuesday at dinner the old
man had an argument with Dennis and Coon,
and It is alleged that both of the nurses struck
him Dr. Bone, one of the hospital physicians.
examined Durant and found that his injuries
we're serious. The doctor reported the affair to
Superintendent d. 3. Grout. and the two nurses
we're arrested within twenty minutes after the
assault is alleged to have taken place. Justice
G II. Bale held them for the grand jury.
Durant steadily grew worse and his death oc-
Cured to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TWO RUN4W4YS IN PARK.
Ercited Horses Cause Confusion-
One Is Running Still.

There two runaways IN Central Park yes
terday afternoon. The first took place at 3S5
o'clock. when a bay horse driven by James ".
Harris took fright the West Drive. near 10th
st. The horse shed against a cab, breaking the
whTietree. This released it from the runabout
After run Of one hundred feet the horse hit a
runabout which A II. Barn was driving Mr
Barn was thrown out. but was not hurt The
hind wheel was taken off his carriage and his own
horse started off. but caught by Policeman
Curtin. Harriss horse ont at the 1th-aye. en-
trance and turned west 110th-st-, and is still
missing. .
that time a horse drawing a light carriage took
fright on the West Drive. near 5sth-st. 1t ran
East Drive. where it turned south. being caught
near the Sherman statue by Policeman I-arkln
Abraham Parifer, who driving at the time,
stuck 10 his seat and was not hurt.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Rig RAID IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Detectives Act Over Captains Head-Twen-
ty Alleged Gamblers Arrested.

20 Williamsburg early yesterday morning and cap
trred twenty prisoners in alleged gambling
house al No. y Graham-ave. The raid made
over the head of Captain Gardner, OF the Staggst.
station who was recently sent to that precinct by
Commissioner McAdoo TO take the place of Cap
tain Hayes. who transferred TO the Williams
burg Bridge.
shortly after Captain Gardner took charge of
the precinct il rumored that gambling houses
and questionable resorts were opening Early yes
terday morning five detectives forced their way
into the house. where, they say, they found twenty
men gambling They arrested Joseph Sharkey, of
No S4l South 3d-st., alleged 10 be the proprietor.
when the prisoners were arraigned in the Manhat-
tan-ave police court Sharkey was held in 500 bail
for examination on November H. while the others
were paroed.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
FATHER'S SHOT FATAL.
UmontoCn Merchant, Firing at Sup
posed Burglar. Kills Daughter.

J-niontown Penn. Nov. 5-Believing that he
was shooting at a burglar. Hayden r. Craft, a
hardware merchant Of this place. killed his
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Coddington, at their
home in apartments over his hardware store in
West Main-st-, to-day.
Mrs. Coddington and her husband, Charles
Coddington. lived with the formers parents. Mr..
Coddington had been i'll for the last four days
with pneumonia, and early this morning, the
wife went to the kitchen TO get him some ice
The door closed behind her and locked itself
with a spring lock. Her father awakened
by the sound. and going to the door, called
twice. Receiving no response he fired through
the door. the bullet striking his daughter in the
head
When he discovered what he had done Mr..
Craft collapsed, and tonight lies in the hospital
in a critical condition.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
SOUTHERN LUMBER PRICES UP.
Rapid Advance Laid to Interest of Northern
Capital in Forests.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribvne-l J

NeR-orlesns. Nov. 5.-The control Of the Southern
b'he forests which has been gained by Northern
capitalists has caused advance III lumber prices
nhieh wil make frame houses here luxury IN
le future Ever since Northern capital began to
So ..lnterested in the Southern pine forests the
eiiiern lumber have been quietly organizing.
a lumber prices to-day higher than ever be-
Last night increase OF per cent vas an
Ayuncec on ali classes OF lumber
- prominent Southern lumber said to-day
-, me forests Of the South We're rapidly being
.slleteas and that the present rate il would not
axe more than twenty years 10 exhaust the sup
r! meeting of all Southern lumbermen
Ia been called for this month. which another
~ ADVANCE in price Is TO be made.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County , OF
SeYrs asainst Frederick r Goldsmith. Of the
unty Of New-York deceased. TO present the same with
subscribers at their place of
tanaartins business the office OF Baldwin &
n Street. Borough OF Manhattan
o. The city Of New-York or before the 4th day OF
DsteS New-York the 18th day Of May; 1905.
,ITOpor WOLF DAVID D. AIIERTON, Exeoators-
Ia 0DIN g. RI.AcLMAR Attorneys for Executors No.
Ssssau Street. Manhattan Borough New-fork City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L -.. IT Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County Of
- Ynrt notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
4yem eg@nst Sophia Hoffman, late OF the County OF
s yoT deceased present the same with vouchers
rev place Of transacting bust
Thereon 70 a @ once Of Goodwin Thompson, vanderpoe
EIz7 an 40 Wall Street in the city OF New fork, on
n 1e1o-e M Of April next
o' Tetes New York, 5eth day of October. 1905
ltAt,1 T'fTftsfPSC% VANDERPOEL & FREED
0SSS y Attorneys Executor, Wall ST. n. i. City
MAN <>'NO FRANK CURTIS, Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

r--erk T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
vi, notice is hereby given ali persons having
Gains against Helen A Moser. late OF the County OF
etiS deceased to present the with youch-
s thereof to subscribers at Their place OF trans
eIs n,1siress at the Office OF Charles s. Mackenzie
actls Wiiam street. City of New York, on or
tt.So-s the 30th day of April next
DaIeo 4'e" ARTHUR c. 2. MOSER,
EDITH II. ELLIS,
as Executors. etc, OF Helen A Moser-
--,.orr. c MACKENZIE. Attorney for Executors
-, 81 William St, New York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- =, fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF
NYnFk notice is hereby given to al persons having
Of New York deceased to present the .s SANE ne with
soucnes tsiness at the OF Richard b Kelly No 1Io
Borough Of Manhattail IN nhe VI -'e"
Sro1o before 18th day OF November next.
ZOE, Ta,s9 ~ Sew York 4th day OF May, iSGo
dated NC" ~ FRED Z. HiMROD, Executor.
RICHARD B. KELLY. Attorney for E5scqtor;; No ITO
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, Wv IRE o1y,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

i Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of
Ev,1 Rev arainst Thomas Brown. late OF Ireland
gIngdon OF Great Britain. deceased to present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at its
d sse ~ transacting business. No. Sc Wa Street Bor
In the city OF New YORK on or De-
he day March next
10 rstad Nsv york day OF September 1905.
1-tsIts- COMPANY AMERICA Anctilary Adr. inls-
.pnMA trT1SF X PIaATT & soLEY IS Wall Street. N=-
i'o York CITY Attorneys for Administrator
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
SCRUBBED RIVAL WITH BRUSH.
Indiana College Students Resent Popularity
of Mate with Opposite Sex.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel

Richmond, Ind, Nov. 5.-Because Harry ROSS
Richmond student at Earham College. this clls'
was too popular with the co-eds of the INSTITUTION
to suit some of their admirers, he was gwen i
hazing by three other students They caught hos7
on bis vvav barne from social function and, strip
ming off his clothing treated him TO scrubpInSS S
with a coarse brush and cold water ROSS ,a@ ~a
roughly handled and his watch was broken go,
he bIed an affidavit against Rein REAGAN - = IN
Nevlin and Frank Gardner. and to-InoTIoM NAT Iaf-
,erv in Dolice court.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TRACK GIVES WAY UNDER TRAIN.
West Shore Express Saved Only by Slow
Speed-Washout the Cause.

Sewburg Y y Nov 5-Had the National Lin
hed on the West Shore Railroad been going at its
norrnal sreed last night the train would have been
wrecked al Cedar Cliff. where long trestle has
recently been filed ia. The action OF the water
undermined the new ground and il gave way under
me train, which proceeding at only SIX miles
an hour. The engine and several cars were thrown
1som the rails but one was injured
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
,rr1 MARIA E. DIN PURSUANCE OF

AA q, order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of
the County Of York notice is hereby given to all
lIs having claims against Maria e D. kul. late of
Pc Gonnty Of New York. deceased 10 present the same,
With vouchers thereof the subscribers at their place
of ss Rrnaivay in the City Of New York before
the 31st day of March next. -. 49,. ,oo-
AN'eN SITSJF MANG, CARL HEM ADMINISTRATOR
.NCIS X BUTLER Attorney for Administrators. $50
Rroedway New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
FOOTBALL INJURY FATAL.

San lose. Cal. Nov. 5.-Clarenee Won Bokeieh ,s !"
s'u s - = el.rIl fracture sustained in foot
hall game between the Santa Clara and the Dan
Jose high schools
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON.

4 Abner c. Thomas, q Surrogate of the County of New
YORK notice is hereby given all having Glazing
Short, late of the County of New
&orr ecea sed present the with vouchers there
tbe subscriber her place of ransactlng business
~ the Office JoIine. Larkin Rathbone. No "a Wall
Manhattan, in the City of New
Yorl on or before the lst Cay OF April 1906
hated New York. the 18th day OF september. 1905
A''eN ANNA LIVINGSTON SHORT. Executrix
,or1>E T.ARKIN * RATHBONE, Attorneys for Ex-
ac,,1-ix No 54 Wall Borough of Manhattan City
of York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
NFW york. NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD R. R

Trains depart from Grand Cetra4 Stali0n s-u 0~ A-
4th Ave. a follows for -, ..u,o.oo .xu,o.o,
A NJ fFl:oo 'xI;o1 .ka 90 II; ;s9 oo
NJ VA s5fd-+s0o A. NJ flIl2:00. '4:oo '11:o0 p "
wORCEsTEiR and FITCHBURG. via PUTNAMLt5 P d
sTrSJTIT nd NORFOL.K-fss:49 A. NJ, 1881 Y ID
Ct CT = BARRINGToN. srocKBR1DGE. LENoX, PITTS
I;IETD-f4:5O trS:49 A NJ, 81 "a 1881 P: NJ -.
Ticket cGrand Central sta9a and 1Itn S
$50 Finn Ave Gas Columbus c64s Madison Ave.
c2T3 West 125th St. 279s Third Ave In Brooklyn eSA
SEQ FuItcn St, $50 Broadway. .o,., -. r,.-
.Day tExcept Sundays fstops at l2oth 81 asS. -.
Limited. Has dining car cParior and siespihs C-'
cye-s al
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County of New
York notice given 10 all persons having Claims
agatnst Albion K Boan late Of the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
~ tn tha subscrber the Office Of Wingae Cullen
its attorneys 90 Nassau Street Borough of Mans
ha+an New York City place OF transacng business
On nv before the Both day of March. 1905.
Dated New York September 20 1905.
THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
vINGATF & CULLEN. Attorneys for Executor Office
and Postofice address 20 Nassau Street. Borough OF
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

Philadelphia Nov. 5.-James A Lyons, the night
cab agent at the Reading terminal, who yesterday
identified the body OF Mrs. Todd that of the
woman he saw leave the station accompanied by
the evening she killed. returned
here to-day from New-York. He says New York
detectives took him certain places in that city
TO if he could identify persons pointed out to
him as the who with Mrs. Todd on the
night he saw her This he says he unable to do.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
City Hotels.
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.

STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER: IA year
- experience: willing, ambitious. Address b, Bo
36 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate of the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against J. Jourdan late of the County Of New
york deceased with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers their place of ransacting business.
the of Merrill & Rogers. No 81 Nassau Street,
borough of Manhattan, in the City of NewYork
befo ninth day Of April next
Dated New-York, the 26th day of September, 1905
THOMAS ]. NEACY,
ANNA N. NEACY,
Executors
MERRILL. & ROGERS, Attorneys for Executors. 81
Nassau Street. Manhattan NewYork City.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Ocean Steamers.

EambupgaAmsOa5oam l3mea
tvAI9EPsFF ., NOV II NJ
.IdoLTF<E NOV TO- a "a ";
1Fennsylvania FTecria. Dec. .
fATnerika. Dec. o "3luecher-- Dec 30
Grill Room tGynnasiurn Elevator & a IA Carte
Restaurant. fCallng at Dover for London q Paris
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA.
"Hanlburg. Nov A. IL A NJ; Jan. O. Feb IL
Prirz Oskar Nov. 2s. IL A. M Jan i3 Mar
Prinz Adalbert. Dec. l9 II a. NJ Feb Mar y
t1'eulSChIdnl-- y
Glass; $40. SS5 S11S00 upward, according to
steamer selected.
'CaIl Gibraltar fGrili Room.
S. s. Moltke Madeira. Cadiz. Gibraltar, Malaga,
Aigters and Genoa Jan 80, 1906.
s. s. Deutschland to italy.
IN LESS THAN DAYS.
6 s HAMBURG & FITERST BISMARCK ARE NEW
VESSELS OF THE MOST MODERN TYPE AND OF
ABOUT 10000 TONS.
Offices 80 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken. N j.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Railroads.
PEMM YLVAhIA

PEN SYLVAnlA
RAILROAD.
s9s5 s. yzS zND Er
sees IS Sn S ,n thine from and I'd,
1855 n fss Ssi1 sHH Hi#sD HHsD 70.
'l0'S5 A. NJ THE pENSsYLvANIA LIMITED =
'i'S r. NJ 'cHIGAGo. To1zS cIXGINSATI AND ST.
.s'S Pm PENSs7LVzSi1 ssPESnsi saa,s :. Chicago.
sE NE@EsRs z2sls ASPnS:ss, ASP SHScrSsATI EXP
ss n cHGVEAE6 cEsITIc E6FRE5s sIb cincinnati, EXP
4a WAsHiSsEoSSo WAsHiSssESso Asb SbAfihE THE SOUTH -
p M ~ 70 sies klai,sd .i6s5 no.
.i2s5 cas-. 'Consressonai Limited 'S.a5
soUT5lERS RATLWAY-:is5 n L a2s AS m 1910
AddaANTIc daJ1y COAST LINE-.s.25 a. m and s25
sEAsoARp aat7S AIR LN1E-122s D. m and 121e a.
N9nEoLk 9ai5y AND WESTERN RA1LwAy.-'s25 p
eddEsApEAkE days E AZ OHIO RA1LwAY.-T50 week
f0s 8eeSldDv pLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-75' m
AgsuaNT!c saadS1 a4' a ny and 2Ss p weekdays
s5owNSz NSzfiaSs & Fl sesfass m
ds S5 s nark sundays and Point Pleasant. - Is as
snnS.S except y Long Branch). and 455 p M "eeA
sundays as FOX Fsis 2 rHlIsBEtFnA II sIa F & m
M oi f. s. 70 .1s5s sSs .iss aio 25 SIS
'455 (.tl55 North PhiiadepnH1a, I,
-o55. S55 755, Is Is North Philaoe az
..9iy1 3 % u 10 night Weekday s3, sanonys 70 IS
'155 'se 353 Is t.t45 s. for Sertn 10 ~ e gha far
pninE E4c5aasiPfia caf enlzs p tram % ~ n'sn
1ichet offices, % Broadway 1eZ
Avenue Cbelow ST.: Avenue tcorneT Zs.l
ST.; Astor House. stations named above: Brook
lyn 42 Fulton Street SEQ Fulton Street 800 BrosaHay
and Pennsylvania Station. The New YORK ITaiS
Ter Company will call for and check baggage from hoe'
- ana residences through destination =.
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad SaO
Service
W. W. ATTERBuRY J. r. WOOD
General Pass Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYH
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
SurrogQtes' Notices.

g,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the County of New
is given all having
against sara Ransom Hill, deceased the
vii, subscriber, his OF
transacting business, 35 Wall City of
New York on or before the first day of May next.
Dated New York. sixth day Of October 1905.
FRANK II. PIAATT Executor
" T DIrNNINCi Attorney Executor 80 Wall Street,
New York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave N T.. foot Barclay and Christopher STA
1900 A. M-For Binghamton and Elmtra
$1,000 A. M-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81 Louis
1000 A. M.-For Syracuse Oswego R!ehheld SPRING.
81 p. NJ For Buffalo and Chicago
t4O0 p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
&C Is P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
.s45 p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Utica
s2a0 a. M.-For Chicago-Sleepers open $50 IN
tickets at 14e. 429 1is3. 1454 Broadway. y z; Sss
zuiton St Brooklyn .DaTy. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
BALTIMORE: 8 OHIO RAILROAD

RVYAL
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
no RALTIMOPD AND WASHINGTON.
leave west2 10 minutes sashef except MID
night rrain leaves IL 80
SIgberty street 500 Except Sun Buffet
~ -OOoa.m. Daily. Diner
Daily. Diner
m psily. Buffet
.r,,.uxy r,r,,tedp foo pm Daily. Pullman
a,rsat m natiy
LS' AiDe." NJ m Daily Buffet
ght Seepers.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Leave New fHty. West 23d ST. Iiberty 81
ELL1Heoo pI:tsburg. Ii so 1915 MT
CJ,jsago Columbus Diner. II so am i200 nm
Cleveland, Limited. $50 pm 90 p m
.PittsSnrg Limited" Buffet. $50 pm 100 m
cineinnaiI st. Louis. Diner 80 a. m 1929 m
ofces 167. 2e1 a54 300 Broadwsy o Astor t aogss
~ v. S4s Fulton BROOKLYN; 2sd St and Liberty ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

DED I'D" LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabeilo CURACAO and Mara
curacao calling at San Juan. z. K.
cai, GSrorn pier l3 adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
GhP A. As Saturday November II.
3 Df1T MI phi -. aturday. November 25.
For La Guayra' tuf'ctD to-dnU az NayerbSr 1s noo,
s MARACAIBO-
-,aea steamers have superior accommodations Tor pas
sengers- or-, ,o>- prTsc q DAILFTT
cana-aI Managers So Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

4 MERICAN LINE.
~ P1yafoTJTH-CHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sailing Saturdays. $3.50 A NJ Pier 10, " r -
st Iouis Nov. II st. Paul. Nov .
PhiladeIphIa Nov IsSsw York....--- Dec =
DED STAR LINE.
- ANTWERP-DOVEP-ION
Sailing SATURDAYS 1880 A. NJ. Pier IA. n. r,
Kroo7land. Nov II Finland ----.-..-Nov. .
Zealand Nov. 1S SSouthwark Dec z
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW YORK-QUEENSTOWN-LI LIVERPOOL
Sailing Wed2esdays; Pier IS n r. =,
faitie...Nov Is, A. NJ Cedric. Dec. G. 130 P. n
Majestic %, 10 A NJ. Baltic. Dec lS. A. M
TO MEDIT ITEPRANEAN .zdsrs niA
i FROM NEW YORK:
REPUBLIC Nov So Noon: Jan. 28, March Q
CELTIC (a0904 tons 6. 10 A NJ; Feb II
FROM BOSTON;
c.NoFfC ...N Nov. IS 2:SO p. M; Jan. -. Feb. 81
F'oNi1A> PASSENGER PASS OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
Freight office Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
NORTm G[ERElMM LLOYD.

NORTE1 @[E0RElAM llOVDo
Fast Express Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
K. VIM. IL. Nov. !, Noon Kaiser an T. ~ - NJ
KronDrinz. 21 IL y NJ IL Nm IL Jan ID = "a
Al FEB. 6, 10 i. VI
X Vim IL pee II 6 A NJ K VIM. Il. Feb. CO. l 2. M
TWin-ScreW Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH -CITERBOURG-B BREMEN. -
.Naf1 Nov Il 10 A n. *BIan. Dec. 49, 10 AM
J{ren1en - Nov 10 A NJ. Bremen Dec. %. 10 AN
sThein Nov 40 10 a NJ. .3hein ....... 4. PM
Frja rich Dec 10 A. n. sBrandeub' gJan. IL, 10 AM
sails Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service
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CUNARD LINE.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-12-21
Care Of Farm Machinery.

Many farmers are very careless of
their farm machinery. 1t is a common
thing to see plows, harrows, cult
vators, moving machines and even
binders standing in the field for
months without any protection from
the elements. The direct loss from
such exposure is very great 1t
amounts to more than the use in al
most every instance.
The greatest item perhaps is in loss
of time when the machine is required
for use next time Farmers who are
careless enough to leave implements
in the field are almost invariably care
less about the belongings of such i'm
plements. Furthermore, such men are
surrounded with help that pattern
after the master in this respect. There
are always shiftless characters in the
neighborhood, and they seldom hest
tate to appropriate any loose article
belonging to these neglected machines
and it is only natural that they should
neglect to return these things.
The loss from rust and decay, al
though considerable, is less than the
annoyance and time required to get
the different implements back into
condition the following season.-Farm
and Fireside.