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The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
Parable Of the
Two Sons
Sunday School Lcs1onIorAus.i2 II. 1906
Specially Prepared for This Paper.

LESSON TEXT-LuEo i5ii-sa msm.
GoLDES 'ThNT Return unto me.
Lord. INaL 81. 'N'
TIME January. \. u. 90, probably rsot
PLACE-somcwhcrc In Pcrca. beyond
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til.3, T;iN, ~, Mac, Sth. N'.saaI. "1iI 40,
Luke iili. 1919. Joln $40. Rom 30: PHI
Comment and Suggestive ThouIfht
V. II. lie" Jesus. ~ certain il9u
had two sons" Tho father hero rep
resont5 God. All men arc h!g chill
dren.
V. ". The portion Of goods that
falleth 10 me- Thi'. according - Jaw.
would bo one-thlrd OF the fathers cs-
tate.
V. 10. Gathered an together" he cy-
changed all his property Tor J.wci or
money. which coh!d DO easily carried.
Not many days after tor ID
Journey" 10 some 'ity- CDfiuth. Al
eNandria or Rome, WASTED , , riot
Gus i'y.ng," Spent all he Ind in seek
ing rItrsurc. The very abundance Of
Gods gifts leads many 10 forget, the
Giyor and wander OH IA "th" lar
country OF forgo,luln'ss oil Cod
V. "A. Spent all. This dIi not 'akc
long. "a mIghty famine" 4 aagou
whom crops tailed auG great ECdrsity
OF food ensuei. Began 10 De In wlnt.'
lie now wanted for frlendT. aa wei. as
for food and shelter.
V. II. Joined himself "a q clt.H ~
lie hirCd himself nj to Of tho in
habItants OF that FAR country
V. 10. No man gave unto him" IA
one gave him proper food. hence he
crayed even the pods which the s,Ene
ate.
V. II. Game 10 himself" III had
not hitherto been true 10 h.nIrelf. Sin
Is madness, The sinner Is much Ike
an insane man.
" 80. Il will arise aud go" co Il
the important word. And the youth
added to his words, In thought at lea 81,
to-day Too many resolve TO amer d.
aud 40 right, Tomorrow. Father. |
have Elnnod." This young man Viis
right In resolving 10 confess his ftl,
rather than tell of ais misery. Az iIu,t
Heaven" Against the God OF Hea yen,
sin Injuries ourselves aud others, Dut
Il Is nest bitterly Ia he regretted he
cause l, iB directed against God, aEi :ult
boundlCss love.
V. 20. Game To his father" Ga me
toward his father. Wa a great IA!
on. lie apparently halted when he
came IN sight of home. a. IL he h ed
not courage to proceed. Ills fath ar
saw him." The father had been an X
iously looking for his sons return. al 4
spied him while he was still at a gTes {
distance. Though the wanderer iron
God does mo- know 1t, it is the ia liCrS
love which reaches pa To him ana
draws him TO take the first step toward
return.
V. u. The son said,' etc. lie made
his confession. We see that tho ia.
theirs loving welcome gave his heart
courage 10 say anew: Father (See
Gal. 4:6, -
V. p. '"fhe best robe" A rich gar
ment kept In eastern households for
honored guests. "A ring" This should
be worn only by a freeman. shoes
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
Kansas CITY and return ST. SO

Via Chicago & Al,on Railroad
every Sunday, leaves Marshall 1921 a.
m. returning, leaves Kansas City 7
O'Clock p. m. same day arriving at
Marshall 1854 p. m, this gives you
al, day In Kansas City.
o. l.. Hawthorne.
Ticket Agent
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
By RALPH CONNOR

of

tie Pilot that's worked II. And we're
all glad to chip in"
Then again he paused. and, looking
up, I saw his hard, grny face working
and two tears stealing down his
cheeks. Then he started again:
but about the Pilot-I don't want to
persoom-but II you don't mind we'd
like to have him stay. In fact. don't
see how W. kin do without him. Look
ut all the boys here. He's just get.
ting his work In and is bringing 'em
right along, and. God Almighty. IL
You take him away II might be n good
The voice quivered and was silent.
"Amenv'
Then some one, I think Il must have
been tia Lady Charlotte, began "Our
Father" and all Joined that could join
to tho end. For a few moments Bill
stood up, looking at them silently.
Then, as II remembering his duty, he
said:
This here church is open. Excuse
me-"
He stood at the door, gave n word cf
direction to HI. who had followed him
out. and leaplng on his bronco shook
him out into a hard gallop.
The Swan Creek church was opened.
The form Of service may not have been
correct. but II great love counts for
anything, and appealing faith, then all
that was necessary was done.
-ass s- .----
CHAPTER NXiII.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
Summer Tourists Excursions

To Pacific Coast, Montana, Arlzo,
ua and City OF Mexico, From now on
until September Is, 1870, the Chicago
& Alton will make greatly reduced
rates and provides convenient travel.
Ing arrangements to above territory.
Complete details can be obtained by
calling upon or addressing
o. T.. Hawthorne,
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
Through Train
YOCalifOrnia

The Atoms California Spe,
dial leaves Marshall 1:07 AIN,
Daily; runs through without
oh; lngc.
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sH0Os BEARS WITH LANTERNS.
willy West virSlnian Protects Sheep by
Hanging Out Lights.

willy West virslnIan Protects Sheep by
Hanging Out Lights.
In the Williams River country OF West
Virginia the bears are greatly on the in
crease. There is a blue grass settlement
about the extreme head Of the river, says
Recreation, which has all but been driven
out Of the sheep business by bears. -.
On the Black Mountain run one man
claimed to nave identified the signs Of lit
bears in one days hunt. That seems good
many bears, but | hav hunted and hshed
m long and told about my adventures at 50
many campfres that l cannot consistently
deny anything.
Nevert heless, every now and then a
hunter runs upon a bear and kills 1t. Pre-
as this wisest Of the forest animals knows
we'll how to avoid men. A rabbit is oour-
ageous compared to a black bear. This
shows the superior intelligence Of Bruin.
About twenty years g an unarmed
fisherman killed a bear with a large stone
at the Red Hole. He was resting at the top
of a precipitous bank of Mauoh Chunk
shale when a bear, chased by dogs, came
into the river and passed at the foot Of the
upon it and stunned IL 30 that he was Ole to
kill II. II was a two-year-od. The occur
renee is we'll authenticated.
The sheep killers are generally the big.
gest bears Of them all and are very wise.
They never enter a field without first max
ing a complete circuit to see II q mar has
crossed the fence. II he has they with
draw.
One sheep raiser found that hanging a
half dozen lighted lanterns about his farm
caused the bears to leave his flock severely
alone.
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BANKER-POLTTICItN CONVICTED
or EmbezzIiBG Depositors' MOney-He Was
Some Shucks in Politics.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 16.-Thomas j.
Mccoy, a we'll known Republican of northern
Indiana, president OF the private bank of
A. Mccoy d Co. and for four years a MEM
Der of the Republican State central COM
mittee, was to-day convicted of embezzling
money belonging to depositors. The jury
had been out since last night.
The firm of A. Mccoy q Co. made an as
Segment some months ago nj Alfred
Mccoy, the father, and Thomas J. Mccoy
were indicted under the State law making
it a felony to receive deposits in a bank
when II is known to be insolvent. The YER
dict to day came after a trial that has lasted
over three weeks. Alfred Mccoy was
acquitted, it being shown hat he had re-
tired from active management Of the bank
several years ago.
Soon after the failure the residence Of
Alfred Mccoy at Rensselaer, WIS blown
to atoms with dynamite, presumably by
some one who lost by the failure, and the
banker and his wife narrowly. escaped
death. 1t was shown in the trial that the
liabilities Of the hank exceeded the assets
at the time OF the failure by about $500 600.
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CANNING CALIFORNIA AIR.
Attempt TO Use Liquid Air In Place or Ice
for Shipping Fruit.

California air condensed into liquid
state and packed for export is the latest
product Of the Golden State to appear upon
the market According to the Technical
World it is now possible to eat California
oranges which have never left California air
in their long journey across the continent.
A plant for the manufacture Of LIQUID air
and of oxygen has been erected in the city
Of Los Angeles, which is the only plant In
the country manufacturing these products
on a commercial scale with the exception
Of a New York plant whose output is con-
fined to surgical and metallurgfcal uses.
Situated in the heart Of a warm country,
without natural ice and separated from
markets by tremendous stretches Of hot
country, the question of refrigeration OF
fruit cars is one OF the most important
which the Californian has to consider.
II. as is hoped, the product Of the Los
Angeles factory can be used as a succe ssful
substitute for manufactured Joe the market
ia at hand and the new industry is ideally
located. Fruit growers, car builders, mer-
chants, shipping agents, and packers await
with interest the extended trials which are
now being instituted. .
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NFW oRLrANs ANDYEtaNW IAcK.
a tesseH Wsl leasuta-smual DaHees ~
aeeialla TReNBla.

- NNasNtN v
seeissis TvSWBie.
Slowly, indeed, does the average AmeFi.
can city learn Ne lessDn Of health protection
by experience. New Orleans seems, BY
this years example, IN be IN exception
A cnse ~ suspected yellow fever, eays
McCiure's. appeared In ono Of the hospitals
In March II wac Immediately announced
NcighborinE States were notified. No con-
cealment vas attempted.
Tho case proved not 90 be the dreaded
dlsease, but the approaching campaign
OF prevention was healthlly stimulated,
The public began to inspect all favorable
places for the breeding OF stegomyta'
wiFElers, and to :, patch q up che s Ssrs e, uo..
quitoes in Louisiana. with a long. open sea-
eon and neither sex, age, nor species spared.
The national authorities arranged. 70 put.
Marine Hospital Q on guard ut injected
Central and South American ports, an
inestimably important precaution.
Despite the utmost Of human effort
there viii probably be some sporadic yellow
fever in or about New Orleans. elie
that there Is small danger OF It's assuming
serious proportions In the aroused
enlightened city.
More to be feared Is the likelihood OF
louisiana ~neighboring States. What
ever happens, New Orleans will face the
issue fearlessly and openly: So much
honorably with her as she with her neigh
bors, there will be little to fear for the South,
this veal or any other year.
New Orleans has raised no monuments
to the heroes Of last years c~ampaign-1
doubt II she knows them for heroes; but
there is a new spirit in the city, a finer self
reliance q stronger solidarity, as OF men
who have fought shoulder to shoulder In
the crisis of a great peril.
The japanese nave an admira BILE word
which has been well translated health
conscience This quality Is the real reward
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aeO4 Gs0 PTOmA1Nsa
Whsss esmgy 1m-puHps sswt vhlHs I've
NeNf tveat M a.


Asmfwi cpwiov N ~ klaes aees' sItk
No wife aad fage ehatfvsa, Sfaah sgd4 eatef
yssfsfdaY 8nt eeFs lataH vtsienglt w
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CAHnNgv apne Ne fh3ssasHs yaaf akt sn
Mas eth q TtiHff eta and fWu ennta Nv huy
~ spea sHfsy Nst hatl ~ ceH hilef "
a Aeiehlwflna FsAd sdd bruuehf N Inrse
The treat 80 shtfsIt ~ ~ Nv ftefnfpfa
N ~ ismilv asfNuel ~, No sife and M
ehiblteH Nas n ~ Aad iahn ~ iHst fsa
eeed sveafa and ypsrN fsat~sst rety fyNn
yVss sol = .hsif nh Aaags tsoh hat hfN
~ IIN con.
fIs saa ~ ncye NJ , a1cIsrk aI eets
stow and . Neishtnf fon Zoe ~ fuhTan NJ
~ Aftefdey eGfesl Tho phvelelsO NgfteH
oNef The taftaus Hefntefs ~ th~ faWity fHf
tntsf hftkH Hnfti fheY haaan ~ feel tefief
fIpn N SrprfteH tbs ~ ~ ~ thn Vnian
Mgttef rstcc asatIan
NaN tihI fhN hacftT tr h,nahf IN snia
SHtsf ffufn 4 stend on Htiaa dfeet v INtse
dwpet arilH eNtd1 aHd ftWl9 and Ina n small
aYda fountain The pforfief0f vas 6fflnrrd
Nv sl0p qriiiHa a1dn Watof Until ftr Hmrd
NJ Health coIId mako on Investigation
TIN priios doIht that tbs sida wRtng
eaUaHd Tho tfuuble No Sauheftega hal hcrn
seliha ~ many nthefs and NJ n'hef ilinessre
have heen fNrostcd
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N, ,rK HAVD WEV VSg 4 p,srO,.
Vise iva Dcspevstr @hsts iHts ,hr pieot.
IAee TheaP nerve ana etee.

bNte VHNV NetNe NJ wee
Two shots aud two msu were moi sum
Client lnducemsn, Les, night 10 make For.
tuno Pola, who lives NJ $50 Railroad avenue.
Jersey City. separate himself from S7oo
which the " men Thought they ought
% have.
During tho liss few months Pola has
been receiving threatening letters signeh
With n hand crudely drawn 10 black Ink
but he paid no attention 70 them ma no,
TO receive letters from so-called Black
Hand fratornlties IL to argue oneself
unknown In certain circles. Evidently Of
Tended by his Indifference, two men called
at the PolA residence. lss. might.
One Of them demanded the 5000 which
had been named in the letters rs the amount
warranted 10 insure Pola from being inter
fered with. and tho other emphasized the
demand by firing n shot from a revolver
into the floor. Pola didn't turn pale but
stood his ground, whereat the mon re-
peated their performance and then lost
their nerve and took TO their heels.
The police say that Pola Ia only one OF
many italian residents In Jersey Sity who
have been favored of late with mlssives
from alleged black handlers.
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Bathing In White House Grounds.
From The Wdshiu1f1n STAY.

From he Washington Stdr.
Those Roosevelt boys" remarked a well
known citizen. certainly make the most Of
their opportunities for pleasure. You know
there Ia a large fountain in the Presidents
grounds south Of the White House. Well,
was walking In that vicinity on one OF the
warm days last week when I saw a sight that
Interested and amused me,
Two Of The Presidents boys rushed across
the lawn from the mansion in bathing suits Of
the s~cantiest type, and. mounting tho iron rail
OF the fountain. Owed II among the gold Ash
and aquatic plants, The water was rather
cold, but those youngsters didn't seem TO
mind il a little bit. After swimming around
like porpoIses for n few minutes and indulsinR
In a splashing battle the smaller boy climbed
out Of the bsain and ran into the White House,
with his brother In close but futile pursuit.
II was a hot. day. and enyied them their big
out Of door bath tub" ~
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sEv aFeR RsPE4lss WY M ~.
PRfRs ~ AR@afAUVN REpORT
asptiees ReNaeeea . tess psefspe ~ We
Iltetpf ~ tNe epWefe. N NegfsffWa ~
alsaa afafe gae llsaFsf ~ llltsatf ~ ~
NeW Vegt IHs aFpyNtsa EN- q 9yNdtee.

aEsna ssaes zee HsuSa ~ IgsNaW " the
Vew tesh tHe sFpsNtas s,Rl . SyWstee
Tte n M sshlbss eyesalust N M
hflhlel vohrnes N NJ ARMSTRONG ~ym
fNlsiee pfBesg, ilhba u 4 ~sgalenfahl n M
Ses ysfR iAte lnrnesecs oynpsoy'a Mw
esfTHsea M isua TN efHfemeht euntalns
fhis item 'Aiheft 4 Heyeehtee. a. me N =
AHpfuah thia favHYHHf Waa IN M eShihii,
~ nwshtloh Was maids n Y N ~ l%ea'twyBy
tefetr NJ Armstrong eommi1toN NE
HrVerbIee ssa elscfei Nv tho srNsge IN
Januafv. iesg Tho Senator ctrlsincf itr
clfouma'aaces NJ NJ Tavmcut ftaoklv IN
Washington ita Hleha
The entifr sim . aat1 No. "tspFcrAnta
c~hmtrnsn,ton fot leeal sstsicrs frn,lrfed
IN he crtfts Tho rfviose Nefe fendefei
~ least y year tefnfe I va elected ~ the
seha'e. vas not eiutfed Untl January,
100 and tho itleatlon ~ which my fes
reialeI ~. c~omuenoed quite a Wills hefofe
that. vas carried through M locnl courts
and ~ the indlsna Supreme Court. whsre
my ollsnte wrn
IT started In an.tnjun elton proceeding 20
proven, tho Governor Of indiana and thu
Indiana state Tnt Roard from carrying
out an ordar ~ u satton based upon the
yat,o ~ Insuranc. n-oiicles. wna Ara,
retained by John H Holiday. president Of
who rrnrossn'sd h n1liayb oidc,s and
ls,sr hy 10 ycr Yo,L M. TLs a 'ooo
ranrosoyta, nv tae In The Tasa neie,reJ n
NV e9ot bcinS cnr, n.nss,ian Tor AL sey.
vic.s rrlo,ing ~ anrre less lmbortanf li,isa.
tiun In the local courts Of 1ndlanapolls.'
oonrnochnT by ona ~ The ~Iders'
cppmrwit,eoa nov ~opSanizing fny tbs comina
som,naiar sa,n., IL NAN so,nan,s ~ ,hcc
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Other advertisements
under these classificationS
will be found in Second and
Third Sections.
Her Unrumed Spirit.

From the Youths Compdnl"r.
A contented spirit was Mrs, Snow So
oontented that at times her neighbors fninn
1t trying and took an upright eous s%'t.sidt'
ton In presenting any small thorns which
might prick through her comfort. ,
mo. my Angie hasn't the measles. sa'd
Mrs. Snow one day. We'll, perhaps II seems
strange she should escape the epidemic, pnt
my children are unusually fortunate ALWAYS
in those respects. or course take ihe neSt
Of care Of them, and then they inherit n ten.
dency to throw. of any germs. anticipate
no illness with Angie"
In spite Of this. the redouhtable Ahsls
cam down with measles a week later, anu
the inqulrlng friend again approached MIS-
Snow. $500
Yes, dear Angie has the measles at last
said the contented mother. Now most
Of the other children are well, and as w
doctor has plenty Of time TO attend TO hef'
II really seemed an opportunity for Ang!e
: don't suppose there ever was 2 nRil han
on Angle. tell the doctor think be may
well be proud Of his little patient
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
U. 9. steel CorporatIon shIp Lo.t.

AIPENA. Mich, June 1e.-The steamship
Grecian Of the United States Steel Corpora
tons feet foundered Friday night off
Thunder Bay light, Lake Huron. The
crew Of twenty mel was rescued by the
steamship Bessemer OF the same feet and
taken to Sault Ste. Marie this afternoon.
The lost boa was a steel steamship Of 2,S4s
tons, built in 1891. and was valued at Sic, 900.
A sister ship, the Norman, was lost In nearly
the same place several years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
Texas Negro Gets a osa Year Sentence.

FORT WORTH, Tex. June l8.-At Balton.
a few days ago. q negro entered the room
Of a young white woman and caught her
by the foot. The woman screamed and
the negro fed, but was later captured.
Tit Grand Jury was in session and the
negro, whose name is Snow Williams, was
promptly indicted. brought to trial, con-
viotad and sentenced to 900 years in the
penitentiary.
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SNAKE IN THE LETTER BOX.
Letter Carrier Found II In Neat Parcel In
Harlem Flathousc.

Morris Deutsch, a letter carrier attached
to Station j at i24th street and Eighth ave.
nue.. was making his rounds yesterday
morning when he saw a suspicious looking
parcel p%rotruding IRON a letter box in the
vestibule of the apartment house on the
southeast corner of I2stb street and Seventh
avenue.
The package was wrapped up in white
paper and was addressed to one Of the occu-
pants OF the house. IL bore no stamps or
other evidence that it had been sent through
the mai,
Deutsch looked doubtfully at the pack
age a moment, and as he looked the white
paper moved. He steadied himself, passed
his hand owe his eyes and looked again.
Then he called the ~janitor.
Together they u~nwrapped the white
paper and found a garter snake two feet
long, fully alive
Securing a box they dumped the snake
into 1t and sent 1t to Curator Charlie, Dit
mars Of the Bronx zoo.
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SCHOOLGIRL WRECKED TRAIN.
Childish Prank Ditched the Pennsylvania
FLYER She Won't He Prosecuted.

= TU = TUITUUTJUs
MARIETTA, Ohio, June 1e,-Alice Kyle, a
twelve-year-old schoolgirl. to-day con-
fessed that she wrecked the Pennsylvania
flyer north OF Mari eta on Thursday night
when the engine, tender and baggage car
vent down an ~embankment and the engineer
and fremen were injured, the former prob.
ably fatally. She will not be prosecuted
by the railroad officials, who regard her
act as a childish prank.
She says she was playing on the tracks
Of two rails to see the train smash it as il
had fattened pennies and nails she was
wont to place on the tracks.
The wreck nearly cost a score Of lives.
The passenger coaches, which we're filled,
ran to the brink OF the embankment, but
fortunately the baggage car and engine
had become separated from them. The
girl declared she had no thought that the
rail bolt would wreck the train.
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so,h Anniversary OF st. Josepn's Academy.

The fftieth anniversary Of the founding
Of st. Joseph's Academy at Brentwood,
Long Island, will occur next Wednesday.
On this day the commencement exercises
will take place, at which q large number
Of students will be graduated. 1t will be
the largest class ever graduated at the
their reunion in the academy on July o,
and on August rs the Sisters Of St. Joseph
will celebrate the fttieth anniversary OF
their coming to the diocese Of Long Island.
The academy was formerly at Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
TAKES A LOOK AT cONEY ISLAND.
Commissioner Bingham Fats Spaghetti
and GIuts Himself Win Sensation.

and GIuts Himself Win Sensation.
Police COMMISSIONS Bingham had a
spa ghetti dinner at Coney Island last night
and then took in all the shows. With him
were Magistrate Wahle, e~x-Congressman
Ellison Scudder. Tax COMMISSIONS Paul
Weiman, Deputies Waldo. Mathot and
O'KeeIfe, Pa Mathot and Secretary Dan
Slattery. After their Italian feed the party
did the Bower, Luna Park and Dreamland.
Bill Thompson at Luna Park wanted to
know what Gen. Bingham thought of his
shows.
They're great replied the Commits
sioner, "but not to be compared with the
sight Of Dan Slattery eating spaghetti"
At Dreamland the party saw Gre
%ation,' the Mooui Indians. Senator Pat
McCarren and Harry Schwab. Then they
went home satisfied.
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GEN. CHAFFEE'S VENTURE.
Has Purchased 10000 Acres OF Lumber
Land In Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, June 16.-Major-Gen, Adna
R. Chaffoe, retired, who purchased a tract Of
$50 900 acres of forest land In the State OF
arranging to establish large lumber mills
upon the property. He hopes to supply
lumber for use in the construction of the
Panama Canal, He IL also opening up a
rich mine on the property and has 200 men
employed in getting out ore.
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Arrived SATuhpAy. June 10.
SIS Campania. Liverpool. June 0.
SIS New York. Southampton. June 0.
SIS kaiserin Auguste Victoria: Hamburg. June 2.
SIS Pretoria. Hamburg. June 2,
SIS Texas. Copenhagen, May ST.
SIS Athalie, Seville. May 80.
SIS Trojan. Cientuego s, June q.
SIS SegurancA. Havana, June Is.
SIS City Of Macon. Savannah, June Is.
SIS Iroquols, Charleston, June Is.
SIS Hamilton, Norfolk. June is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

SIS La Provence from Havre for New YORK.
So Etruria, from Liverpool for New York.
So ST, Louis from SOUTHAMPTON for New York.
SIS Vaderlnnd from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Minnehaha from London for New York.
SIS Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam for New
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INCOMING srEAMsHIrs.

latest by sqarconi wireless.
Sc Minnea polls. for New York, was ato miles
southeast OF Sable Island AZ 10 p. N. yesterday.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises. -. .4:24l Sun sets . .i:1s Moon rises. 2o7
HIoH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hoo9. 49, Gov. Island ..453i Hell Gate -. q 40
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

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Diamond Pin For Sale.
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Cluster diamonds set In silver, antique. goo years
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