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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
THE INCENTIVE TO SOUTH AMER
ICAN TRADE.

The greatest incentive to an increase
in trade between the manufacturers
OF the United States and the people
of South America lies not in the ship
subsidy, as advocated by Nj. Root and
President Roosevelt, but i'm q revision
of the tariff which would operate to
place the American manufacturer
more nearly upon an equality with
the foreign manufactures in this
market. When the American tarilf
protected trust discovers that il is not
free from competition at home it VIII
take an aggressive attitude in com
petition abroad, not only in the i'm
mediate markets Of England. France
and Continental Europe, but in those
more distant one which. for the sake
OF Z larger American unity, It IS 50 de-
sirable h "a his country come into
closer contact and accord.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
WHERE ROOSEVELT AND THE DEMOCRACY PART
COMPANY ON THE INCOME TAX QUESTION.

sr. .~,.s.f..t ar san interference and
,-.,.. t.v afl ygatla u.u qualify IN
F.r th. EIuersoaian apnori-m - one
,,..rfr untrammeIIed br those ircon-
.fderanfe incidents which nave weight
...u.frfrg the. course az feeble in
...f.l.- 1,,rsf, has he shown taa1 his
....f harbgrs none Of those foolish
constituencies which are said To be
tin. ~"hab-aaHliue Of small minds
WHOM .ha Pao--xeIt OF 1906 graEely
.-gaasts 20 congress tine prorriety al
~,a.af7g such a Law as Wi! overcome
The OBJECTIONS Of the Supreme court
t+. ,.+f,,tionaH- and IN the next
a.,t Mot tho law Of 1899
- s,1ilfl1 ai.rifv Of
,..-aa,-.l- 1eqe * ehadov
L, - na. foroot+an ana for-aken.
49, nl-.l,.af. 5acade is an eternity
~ -. a+tftr7a winch ne took ten
thioa utterly foreign
-. -nrlIeonEv This j.
.t.Iol. o..,. ia ireaIf hut The prac-
1. tho
'o@ - -.
iastih@ character Oh Ile /
'hh9l"9Ai9 'H1 go
argument with the coi' ll@'ii''9 ~
less heat to the opposite effect.
.-ut th.t wa dteanrroya If he Prasi-
- 10
dent ~ 80
.tSelf. but rather that his authorship
t.Y,ag =, v,.akau the force Of his aB-
,r-, ,c,ro... WINS
IS~i
more vitality e&bfc5St4 IL lil1 btH4oSi -
tic platform OF 1896, and was me OF
c,,z...r+aI fe.,.- ,,roe which
l'S
Bryan ten years AGO went u oH0 IA
try ana for the advocacy OF which he
..roaa nnr tbn least violent of the
az,,.o tha+ u-a,a haanad mn
ito"'i - q" &c
ON him during thdt canvass Inc lac,
that = candidate for the Presidency
80 = .,a.ri+,, ia enooact tn,
7il'"l"
passage 81 a IaW "iilcil 'HS 0upi9HN
court had declared to be uncDnstitu
,H,,al ,,-ac aar,,lncal as = snecies @
~ u,ar
dhdlcHS "Hi'il va"
less to Stigmatize in It's proper colOfs
Even such a prosa:c and conservative
e+atae,,on ae av-prasidant Harrison
,.-
came INTO the Auh-llShl 20 VOICE q ~.
phetic dissent. "The attack upon tnt
u,,,,a,,a to,,rt, 4ornd elsewhere
~ o [~.aa+ian +
chorus oL NiolSHI
Minneapolis the young and arden
Roosevelt delivered an Grafton which
,,, ,,a,foc+ al,,,, of nacc:on All IN,
""9 " pSl1oo' 70" VI ~
supports Of law and order all the IRA
Gitions of peace, all the guarantees O
liba,.t, 1,a,a at stake B,.van mich
-,
nave pSel ii1iNil'6 "iiNol i'@
IN command of an alien host to Mans
the Chief JIistipa i'm the nortico of tn,
,ax;+a, w. e,-a5 - nolia,.a no
o"PI'oH ~ "Sie '7Neo ~ ~
only that the Democratic Income Ia
plank was 4 fatal precedent but thai i,
voc ~, 1as, tban no anda.;t,, of frna
"'7 ~ ' O
son ltSe-l-
1ej now the not ofatof OF me MIN
neap0l.s speech, with even scarcely les.
heat ana far more rarnestnees of con
Nlcjion, delivers to as PfeSl-
dent a messa@e recommending in alb
SoIura s1Ihstaoca if NOT in Identical
~
'S1hl9 lle carrying Que OF me exact ue-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

-. ..r.. t- TO- ,.saE -Z -EF.r.
.,.l,.t.r Th.t
..3. ,. .1..r ,-esrb actt,ar.d .ne
rr-.ie nn,-ar-f., and Mr. Rr.-r
+, 1sat a,.tbe. .e.- #.
~, ireo-a .a>
~. ar.~--. v..n vbiar +r+-
~.,taenr b-.ifa4fon or The -ourt in COM
f,y Al ..nrru4.an uas shown was .
;r.+.~, u,.,r =, rb. Democratic rUux.n-
.fln- ,-Li1. a~,arznt1y III REQUIRED ten
..o. 80 rer-Hfza+.n .fa sink into the
Roosevelt conscience. The country
nae not vet forgotten. and viii not soon
fo-a4. the strange course which the
| ou4stian 81 tine income tax took in the
-Inrema court Of the United States
! he raciIat.an Of Justice Shircs. In
Indications that the law had been up-
held and the sudden shift OF JUG,
Shiras from n side Of the question To-
| another-the action that was char
actertZed by senator Vest a. thar ot
! the Judge that changed Ms MIND
n = night" Nor viii sonerel refiac-
ton or that time and occasion iall
to recognize that in the diSscnun-
opinion Of Justice Brown. i-atnel and
| IlCnIliItU lllbISIl IL We. us .A-pI va
thoueht and dictiOn was such IS to
| constitute = far more Scathiug arraign
mont and rebukc Of the opinion OF
The majority Of the court than Bryan
| or even the most intemperate of those
who denounced the decision - illegal
and unjust ever presumed To voice.
Yet in 1896 Roosevelt saw in the
! natural protest against such method OF
thwarting the popular will nothing
save the ear-marks of anarchy, while,
! IN 1906, with an astute ear to the
1 -round. he not only recognizes the eX-
| use but embraces the remedy. That
| he should no 50 unblushingIy and with
| hat charming air Of discovery which
| his forte, is merely additional evil
| lence of the real secret of the Roose-
1 yelt genius.
But, while the President embrace
| he Democratic measure of an income
| ak, it must not be thought that he
| hereby subscribes to the Democratic
| principle which was first responsible
] or its passage. Between the motives
] which actuate Roosevelt in desiring
| nd which actuated a Democratic
l congress in passing an act to tax in
l ONES there is the immeasuraDle gulf
! between the instincts of class and mass,
| between in the interests Of
| he many and the few. between the
1 ambition of centralized y Of the
| 2enublican and that of unimpairel
| iobre and privileges of the Democrat
| a rtv-ba+uean in q word HamI-
| ton ana Jefferson It is the old fight,
| With new weapons and With the in
| .reaea in mower ana inteuigence of the
! ,aonla ~oa11ino for aet1,ta comnromise
.o+bar +ban oan+aon tuous disraoar
~ nao+. dae;ro =, inoo,nn +ax
.ItI -.,1. .a,;.;a 1,,n,s ebau
.uhs++t alanra ~ tion.
- 49, I'LL .naaortiaa - +hair al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

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a"AS. anu ,3..H'1 @t"-
tones at public officials II -}
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,..s Iaek .y.a further fHau that
a., r-tnanb. many >.aun 4r. ar
.ffic.. many r..r.4nt N~las,DuI.- ut-
.rs many monumental traitors q.
.ltt. a-fs- arH ta a.th~ of oaH.
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fnrI.a rgm.faus instances u a
niger ,n~pI.asauiIx FIJI oar memoir.
mt somehow ~. recall ua mar.
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IN,
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court, anu VII cost NOT 1a'I. tA@a
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man $1,000. ne N~l'di.'h'liI :
lhl"h can 2t7'' b@ &'l "l,l""l
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equipped and running. tut Z
first mortgage OF H-",o'V q hltl' ON
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oufIays for cost ana r~apairs. il inn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

Statistics show that railroads in the
United States kill two thousand poO-
pie where the roads in England Kill
only two. We have mere miles, bu1
in such proportion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
All For$1.7O.

There has never been offered
in North carolina 50 much
good !eadlngtor 50 little money
as We are offering under tn"
following proposition: For
40 We will send the follow
ing Tor one year:
The Farmer and Me-
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journal:
The Forth Caroiinian,
all 8-pa&e Democratic weekly
neW>pap0r:
The Gonsenouer, The able
weekly journal published by
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can get
ali these papcgs one year.
ror particulars, address
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peEairh n. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

Gratifying reports from Wilkes
county Of the work there OF the Fed
eral Court would seem to indicate that
Judge Boyd's futile objections to the
hotel accommodations at Wilkegboro
took the form Of ultimately ab~oIfshinp
h court by permanently s~egreGating
lis grist from the body of the citizenrv.
Every external evidence seems to in
dicate hat since the election OF
Hackett Wilkes county has taken the
pledge. Was the defeat of
an interference with the law Of suDnIv
and demand. or simply of the SUNNY
Of fuel to thirst?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

iEE Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Chicago March l7--Wheat was I'm great demand
to-day and it developed that the most eager Inv
ers Of the limited offerings were those who bs7
wheat rose 10 7S5sc. at which price it closed maxim,
12c net advance for the day July gained sc NIaZe
corn closed &c TO &c higher and oats 1-l6c Iovc
PROVISIONS made strong advances. pork from IN,
TO oc lard from 1l5c 10 Toe and ribs from &c 10 no
me wheat market had easy start but ,yri--
I" the congested state of the trade in the Nav de-
"''iN lhere was a moderate rally. Speculatiop
"aS less active and there scattered selling, l,.
io,di traders at the opening account Of a de
''H' ~ Liverpool and the large Australian shin
ii'eHL TOT The week Local receipts were q rars
WIN cars estimated for Monday Nav closed 80
me TOP I6'sc; tho lowest was 7gLc JlJl,- cIosI 80
IS L" CT after selling high as SIC and as
subsequently took f~mcr t6nc II, 7s oSrL, put
WIN wheat On the decline a good class 81 h,9.,
Favorable weather for the Hardapir, -, -
- Ilt .iafAe, strength Local receipts were ~
-, %, sWIlci were contract. Ehinfnents hen
435sc. TuI- cIoeo5 ~ - >" So closing al 43aec to
'ik4 ~ sc ana as low as 1880 TO 432.c d.
l'u4sE IN oats was Of q ScalpinC Character r.t,t
~ ll-S9 nue. uaIlng within narrow range pricos
r. I I'm al yesterday closing figures taking ~
nous" giving The market suppporf ~ llient
closed at the bottom. 2gssc The bic,-lt' May
SSSr 70 2S3.' sofa from 2S3sc TO 2S7sc closing At
Pork sold at top prices to-day. the AT,,, do,,,...
fhe 1av i N, SHe opening and TO SIG O5 later in
-. pIyNiS'onS az whole was strong tb"I,, large
t0 I,r,g+ 5GhS ln prices after tho outset oV,irs
- LsHlHg by small holders Nav D1rIy IN. iiiS
NJ u 81 10 10 81" 52l2; May lard sold AZ 81 90 eTJ
-rero - G9a ~ 7'tS on TO s. 42lg. Hog receiDtt
10 loc higher '' Sdi'9 were &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE 1DTERTISE-
MENTS N TO-DAY,S ISSUE.

18th street, VIII display designs Of tailored suits
for women. They also offer special sale Of chiffon
Panama suits. and many others.
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue. he
tween 18th and 18th streets call attention 4
cal sale OF various rugs, carpets, mattings and
linOleums.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Goth street.
Fifth and 18th street announce special
sale Of various rugs petucoats ana dressing
saCques,
y. B. BEDELL & co, No. % West 34th street
lay stress special sale Of cut glass, vases and
candlesticks bowls. ceIeries cologne bottles bon
bons. naples, salts and COMFORTS,
f. W EVERs, Fourth avenue between 18th and
18th streets makes special offer this week Of FUR
niture for country homes.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broadway and
18th street make special offer this week Of dress
goods carpets, upholstery, silks, Wpmen's suits
and coats and pettiCoats
a. A VANTINE &, Co. Broadway. between 18th
and 10Th streets invite attention 10 special sale
Of Oriental rugs and large sizes of Turkish, Per-
sian and India rugs
LIE BOUTLLIIER BROTHERS. West 23d street
announce a special sale of various laces and shirt
waist patterns.
BONWIT, TELLER & CO, West 23d street Law
stress special sale tomorrow OF princess
Elton and tailor made suits pIeated dresses dresses
Of Brussels. skirts lingerie waists tailored silk and
linen shirts
a. D. MATHEWS SONS. Brooklyn, advertise
special sale Of challies. lace and insertion, beds
women's and mems shoes and silverware.
ABRAHAM & STRAUs Brooklyn. will hold
special sale this week of womeu's tailored wear and
mems top coats and suits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

2 r. 1fArT & Co. Broadway, between 34th
srl a7rh streets. call attention 10 special sale
90 womcu's tailored suits and etons. black and
crIa-e7 silks dress fabrics laces and embr0ideTes,
7EI'to fabrics. hemsttched linens, semi-made robes
vaa.ets. kinonoS and petticoats and undergarnents
for women. They also announce their mid-March
sale 0r Oriental rugs handkerChiefs curtains, table
and couch covers. beds ana cribs
STERN BROTHERS. West 80 street. will hold
3 special sale this week of womeus outer garments,
n Dor made walking dresses. tea gowns. various
They sl-o call attention 10 special sale Of Turk
1sh carpets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. Sixth ave
mac between 18Th and Goth streets, makes special
Offer this week iu various silks. black dress weaves,
lao0s and Oriental rugs ana carpets,
HEARS. West 18Th street. announces an annual
spring sale this week Of woucu's waists. dresses,
gertcosts. ughtgowns corsets. girls sailor suits.
boys suits, babies dresses ucCkWtaT CmhrCideYies,
sheets. bsasurea1s and blankets.
II. O'NEIL d co.. Sixth avenue. between 10Th and
2lst streets ca attention u special sale Of their
spring millinery. To last three days. They will also
exhibit costumes, ready made dresses, coats and
lingerie waists.
3 ALTMAN & CO. Sixth avenue and 18th street
call attention 10 d special sale on Tuesday and
Wednesday of Caucasian rugs. laces and lace robes
They also offer a Spcciai sale this week Of dress
goods. Jaris lingerie and decorative household
linens
BEST & CO.. West sd street will hold special
sale this week ~ -aIdrous clothing. hats, dresses
and shoes
ENRICH BROTHERS. sixth avenue and 23d
street, offer special sale OF laces and robes
HACKETT CARHART q Co, Broadway and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

VsH n March lT-Sailed. steamer RynIau tpui''
Lizard Ms = -seS YORK Via Boulogue cas-
,c--s ''55.h ~ $3.50 D. Passed steamer IA %
Malin - =, Iournler, NeW-Vork fl- Havre. u-
BaTts- N lt--EaSsed steamer Caledrnia "
r,r.---H-A 'Tt. New York for GLASGOW
fC.-, rs'-, March lI-PasseJ steamer Prou.a.1a,~
don wv" AN'" iol ~outAa-ll y" '-
taleN. New York
fNiltwerp, March s.st.s TfflnA
.AHeid. New-YoFk VIA U5ve-
Nev-Tork -'0+ @'a.---- 49,
SS march ~ a u-Arrived steamer PrtnIsss r.
f4,h L-allhctfonn. Nev-YOrk VIA NAMES
York ''' "- l"'ine Nlai' FeIit'4'
N@asiss; March sailed steamer vinc.nss Fcr'
49, -, " cchl tfrom Naples View Y,-k
"~S Mareh lt-Arrtved. steamer A-,s castle "
10y NeW York vie Town
Neslidrl March Arrival -,
hen NeW-YorS Tor Trieste '
Brow Head March I7-st.,r,.- ,-, M, srlssaE1
portes On .SILA tor Queenstown and IIverPoe.s5
.a...ea,.-Uo miles west a m viii probabg -
@snSto"n about n y .. ' Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

Dover. March l.. $40 . u-Sailed steamer Finland
Apteld tfroIn Antwerp.
plymouth March II 9.32 Arrived steamer 81 Touf.
land proceeded.
Glasgow: March lT--saled. steamer FNlrnessa ,Er,
slalkle New York
sou haInpton. March II Arrived. Louis
,aIialson. New-NorS vie Plymouth and Cherbourx
ana passed Hurst Castle T.30 nj. sailed. steamar
passed Hurst castle ]: 40 d mn '''1
hpulogne March II 2 rn-Arrived steamer Rct+.-,.'
land proceededl - $50 N' '''''eruam
Gibraltar March 1T-Arrived steamer Carpathi. IN,
Fehtecost New-Nork Tor Naples Genoa a. -
PoeSsedEdls 18th passed steamers Citta IA Ms.s,n
tta!l netneq, Patras Via Naples New Yor[ 49,.
~ MIiano utaD schianino. Genoa and Napi.s "a "a
AlEiers, March 1l-satled. steXmcr Ttsr,rcr, N, - .
Inesnehd. rom New York for Calcutta '' ioii-
oasIes, Mtrcn lt--FaSsed. Srflfar
iaTlase Naples and Palermo for New YorE 'Hr''
"'ttNu -oAled steamer
Ponteta, from New-YoFk for Para tense tBr).
saLgh 10 Arrived, steamer ghrtstia,
ille: NeW- York; 18th. D m Sauei ,oIs tNorl.
savoie Pr). POirot. NsW-YorE e'' steamer la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, March II, 1906


steamer MassilIs NurIL GiarsaIlIez Febrf.r.. .r 49, ,
Naples =, 20 " tlwell 60. SCI stecras. f.
scHEerS ana mdS"- Arrived Bar al l.gt '''
steamer bordeaux tFTJ. LHeycder HayTe -
10 the tompaEnle Geuerat- IrHu-atlaIigue win ~,
Arrived az the Bar 4 pol. 't" i-+7t
steamer HIS tBelgD. EIpeI4s1 Artvr.-r
J., 70 ue Hed star Line with t82 steerage passafer
ana lndse. Arrived at the a q $50 ID m ''s.'a
steamer SIoterdyk tDutch), Van WaIenaven. Rorts~
Jam MaIch s. 20 the Holland America ,,.,-t
1dse Arrived at the Bar a z "a M i'.' with
steamer Paula tGer). Hettmever. Daufzfr E,t-.,--
- ana shields 70 70 Philip Ruprecht In ballast A.
rived al the Bar % III AT
steamer lHdralema tlSrj. Trotor. Barry March %,
uhcA' I.u!e q co, in ballast Arrived al the Rsr i
steamer PriHz Adalbert oGerb DeIup,yolf C.7o, Ri
TuaFy ~. Palermo March Naples a. a.. .u-
burg American Line 20 cabin and 04f lam
passengers ana mdse. Arrived the Bar al -s - az
Or S-srIos o. az, 1I'', ,itHonlnl Genoa February
- Naplts sid Palermo March /. 10 UiTze Feltusr1
at the Bar 80 n. ' arrived
steamer Weimar GER. Traue Naples March . ro nal
rived at the bar 780 a ~ anu must Ar
steamer orlzaba EyTne. Nassau March IA IN Inn,
- ~ % win 20 passengers, mdse malls
steamer lei Mar. Jacobs. Galveston March 10 o., q,
nt,I ~, Leln' company with mise- Passed IN ON
Steamer Joseph FordUev Tsyars.,
q" va baltimore 10, 10 the Pacf6s 60
Palls with ndse Passed Quarantine al : a m 'l'l-
-'lve,HeI s'Blrancu, Cakes. Vera Marrb
Eehu ~ ana Havana l3, 10 James r. and ~ 70
3.l3 m. $4,000 "a 'He har at
steamer city Of Atlanta Fisher Savannah Mar.
0r rs 30 with passengers and mdse. Isssa5
steamer AraDahoe, Kemble. Jacksonville Ma.
naIIeson 10 70 clyde Sc Go. with passenger ana ~ Via
Passed IA Quarantine 1908 a IA '' ana Ilcse-
steamer Savahoe Hale Cie5rretovy, s. a.. a..
" !HllhEton' y O.. March Q. CIyyIe s. ~, VIA
muse fAssea IN Quarantine At 6.5T Ia. 10 win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. NeUport >-.,. 49,,
\gIi'A 10 4' Hld Dominion S. 60. with passengers ana
Steamer Winyah, French Phfladelrhia e., g.. ..,, q,
Co. with mdse. Passed Sandy Hool- a. 90 'Sue -
sandy look. J. March H. $50 m-Wind portbur.,,
SAILED
mi steamers l,g,a4a tBr. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
lilaueIiIlh southampton aud Chert,,,ra
kroonland antwerp via Dover; Patricia GER Hafnb,sS
wa Dover, Mlnnetouka tBD. London; sofia Hobenberss
IAust naples Venice and Trieste: Manhattan rcserS
Venice PhrnlN tNor Colon via Baltimore. HaVS, iori
beIlnudlan t3rl Hamilton. Bermuda Rose
td slT' SSTIosk Phladspha. Juan Curacao etc:
benefaetor philadelphia; MORO castle Hawai-. Naas
thrl fre'aaa ana Trinidad. CGer) Port ABtcnio
Nlhkhl'h eLe Iagu5 tBrl. Kingston colon ana sSS,tb
tLIptoh JeHrrs2n Norfolk ard Newport News SStt, -
Macon savannah Fl Sglo. Galveston. ri Mont. -,
orleans 'pncho, Key West and Galveston ''' WV"
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N4TION4L GUARD NEVIS.

il has been officially decided That tie following
organizations Of the New-York National Guard
s.aH 80 into camp II Peeksku this +. summer.
Squadron A. Troop B, squadron c and Troop D; Isl.
81 and Sd batteries ana ne etr. 18TH 18TH Sd
9Th and .lft infantry regiments. As announced
g. this column last Sunday. The camp viii omen
tune q. bur the dates which the above Organtza-
IONS VII occupy tie camp have not been decided
I7e arL..erT organizations Will be i'm camp with
a time. 's' q
Governor Higgins and lis star viii dine at the
University Gun. L this city On March 80.
Major General hoe has appointed Surgeon Will
Sam - Ie Bo1tiler, of the 18th Regiment. surgeon
o. ms star with tie rank Of colonel, vice Fowler
Dr. lie Hol.iller IS known a popular and capa-
2e otlcer; and IN the war with Spain served az
joined t..e i2th Regiment January 8. Iso2
Veteran and active members If Company r. 7th
Regiment, WtI hold supper and dance at the ar
rr7ry next Tuesday night This will be the first
entertainment in honor Of its women friends the
company has given in the armory in twenty-five
reL-- and since that time Company r has been
.unher NJ ire members have concluded that il is
..e = ,-al IL L.gre are now 100 members in
e ANA ne , hf.a 81, ~ he sTnoIy next Saturday
Tic following promotions ir The 7u Regiment
have been Gazottcd- First sergeauts II. s Young
COMPANY P. and W. r. Mote, Company T. quarter
master sergeant. a. T. Leonard. Company b: ser
Eea-fs, IT, j, Stra'ton and T. A. Paddock. Company
, e. NICK. Fromert Company X; corporaIs H. G
%1spue1el and r. A. Elton, Company g; A r C..
EiEsa-, 'ompauy j. j. a. NIadgan. Company
~ q. Watson. j. "a. Roroer and H. D. McFsddu
lop 'ornpauy Is: d. r. Bur. Company I; II. Rey-
'''s' 'ii 49, = r. -. Wfgh'' company r, and
..,,,-.r r..,-. - d.. - r,,-.
. s I''E"'ei''' mas mace
80 -. -. ,,. u o.lsa
-, .-r..,5 -,-,.-, 'lo- o. ''7roeher mas
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

iAFeTIooi, March 17-saied. steamer cs,,-.-, -,
war;, WORK via Queenstown ''t0"lA thfJ,
t@crhcurs March II, $50 p m-Saued .t.,-..- -
r,r,-loI 49, IRON Southampton. Neu-York
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yate s Parks. OF Company c. has been promoted
70 quarteTmaSteT sergeant. Company + had an en-
joyable beefsteak dinner at the armory last Tues
DAY. and members Of the company did the
cooking The officers Of the regiment. both active
and veteran: will hold their annual dinner at the
new Hotel AstOr March 81.
Members Of Squadron will hold their annual
dinner at the armory the night of April . fol-
lowing the annual muster. The dinner viii cee-
brate the eighteenth anniversary Of the mUster-in
or the organization in the National Guard
Company c. 18th Regiment will hold an enter
tanment at the armory Jointly with the Caledoniar
CUB on the night OF April q, at the armory
General James McLoer of the % Brigade viii
have rounded out forty-lve years of military ser
wee on Aprl is next. There is no truth in the
'.'5'' ''i''' Nay 81
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and continue throughout the wee

IL. Wilhelm IL. Bremen March l3........N q I.ovi
ia Champagne iaETc, March French
~MaTaCaibO. Curacao.
tIIUsser Kurfurst Bremen. March N I.ovd
Bowie. Liverpool, March 10.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
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Oceanic liverpool. March
KONG Albert Naples a.. 80
SayOna. .FIume March = ,-r,.s..i
Wells CIty..-..--- Swansea. March G......... Fr-f
Brings '-''0A'-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sn7r'"c 500 Sunset 500 Moon rI-cs 90 49,.
HIGH WATER.
q y sand Hook AZ Gov island on H., go 80
IN 7uHa. Hook 2:3@ Gov mi a.59 IL. 5ate d %
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IRE 4th Regiment of Jersey City viii be re..s,ya5
by General WaHser ext Thursday night