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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PLAN 10 SUPPLY LABoRERs FAILS.
Maryland immigration Bureau Finds 1t Can
not Aid Farmers.

Baltimore. Aug 17.-After fair test the Mary
Hand State Bureau Of Immigration finds its efforts
1 supply the farmers Of this state with laDorers
by assisting immigrants unsatisfactory. August r.
irapDe. secretary OF the bureau. spent three
months CT las, winter in Europe and succeeded in
s'ngins 1s5 iaborers here and placing them on
maryland farms II is found, however that they
eo Rot remain long in the positions given them.
ahn ,ae bureau seems unable TO trace them for any
-sxth OF time after they leave their first place OF
e6''ioymens- The prices paid TO farm laborers IN
.1s state sre held TO be ia large measure responsi-
- Sos tie failure Of the plan
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
TIGHT MONEY AND NUMBERING.

Fredericton On. b dispatch TO The hehhebec
Journal
T,,rnherrnen unite in the opinion that there will
not he more than 60 10 per cent OF the lumber
cnt nn the ST John River this coming winter that
~ o' ias. season There have been few, II
anv men sent TO the woods yet TO prepare for the
opening Of operations 49,, - - .s,
were last and II is expected that $50 Will be paid
Tho sfringencv of the money market is one OF the
reasons f0r the present doubtful outlook OF the
numbering business Lumbermen find that they
have 10 nav large interest on loans. - =,
The Presidential year in the United states IS as
q rule a poor year for lumberIner ana ij,ho
%era ,pfu watch with interest the result OF the
election Then again. the cut this year mas oeen
and Win be more so at the end OF the present
rrtu
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PLEDGED FOR JUDGE SAWYER.
Wayne County Republican District Conven
ton Instructs Its Delegates.
rrv Telegraph TO The Tr.buns. ]

r--o,r ~ V Aug i7-The Wayne County tte~
h,,ce1 district convention this afternoon elected
c.o-ga 6 Horton, Marvin Greenwood ana George
6 Tinklepaugh delegates 10 the Judiciary conven-
lion pledging TO the support OF JudSe Sainuei
Nelson Sawyer Of Pnlnlyra, for Justice OF the
Supreme Court, 20 fll the vacancy "A the "h 'no-
-, rs.,-sc, caused by the death of Justice james
w T,,,,rau las. Nav II rs understood that Gov
-,or Hughes will designate the nominee OK the
Judiciary convention fll the vacancy Judge
SEWER will have ali except the delegates frofn
livingston County. VINO are for Judge carter, VINO
- Ios, fall on the Independence LAaxue ticket
for Supreme Court Justice.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oaraal and observation-disclosures. Aus. iI
-rbs narometric conditions have not changed great,
In the last .wentyfour hours Light rains have fneh
,r Nav England and the Middle Atlantic States; also
% Illinois Indiana, the Ohio Valley. missouri aho
Southern Kansas II Is warmer IN Eastern oistric"
.ra high .emperatures still prevail In the Southwest
r.srsrpIly fair weather indicated for Sunday ana
,,ord.v except that thunder showers are
Drobsbe in the Mississippi Valley. the lower Mssouri
vo,lev and on the South Atlantic Coast
Tho temp.rature will change materially. present
indications po.ntng TO q continuance of warm weather
for several days - ~r.xs,. A.,
,onttc coast light fresh southwesteriy on me E@s.
ianr coast light fresh souhweserly: on the Eas'
tjulf Coast light eoutherly; on the West Gun CoasI
Sr.sb souheastery; the lower lakes fresh west 70
northwest and on lakes fresh and Variable
For.cast for Special Locsiities.-For Eastern New
WV Fastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware
-, ,,oudv Sunday Monday light 10 fresh westerly
"Ro nus the District Columbia MARYLAND and virginia
,oir sunday Monday continued nigh temperature
tight westerly winds u,.-,a-, pa,rsv,,a,,a fair
New York
II. .or,euhat warmer Sunday Monday parity cionoS'
fresh westerly winds becoming VHiia"ie
nmo,ar Record-The following official record
- weather Bureau shows the changes In the
- -a,,rs for the last entyfour hours. Ia COM
teispe W,,h the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
u ne q. SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSES.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1.-THE summer scnooi at the
rrn,versty OF Pennsylvania closed to-day after one
y, tho most successful years in iO history The
total registration s6o of these 2l7 were men
o,a r.a women The total registration III 1906 was
gT.
The main body Of students consisted OF teachers
Of college or high school grades. who took work
-ot an advanced character to Mt themselves for
teaching IN special branches Probably the WIDEST
o,t.r,ton WAS drawn to the courses IN Psychology.
a, which educators from all over the country
studied the latest methods OF treating the defective
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
cuAI,rn.Jo,JA ORGANIZER DEAD.

y,buaae,nhta Aug 1.-THE Rev. DR. George A
r,e,,x a prominent clergyman Of this city and one
~ ,bs organizers OF the jamestown On f9 chau-
,auoua died late last night aged seventy-lour
,,.ora Or Peltz WAS for many years engaged In
-. ,,orr and for q long period associate
ad,,or OF .rhe Sunday School Times of this city
rI .. one time was secretary of the State Sunday
school Association Of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PROTECTING EAGLES.
~
ha CIavela05 plain Dealer

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
The American eagle is protected by a special
United States statute that makes II miSdeIneaIioT
punishable by heavy fne 20 shoot capture the
national bird. DIR. II. S. Wende. of TOnaWanda
recently came in possession of an eagle that was
shot through the wing and captured on Grand
Island. His attention called to the federal
law, which is not generally known, and as soon as
the eagle is able to fly 1t will be returned 10 the
island. There are four American eagles in
the forest on Grand Island. Special permits are
granted by the government to public parks TO hold
eagles IN captfyity.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
A GIANT MULE.
From The Kansas City Journal.

From The KANSAS
The high water mark the price of the world
famous Missouri mule was set last week Wnen tne
largest mule in the world was sold in East oL
the attraction recently at the East St Louis
charity carnival. The mule is native of Culver.
Mo. 1t shipped Pittsburg. and upon Its ar
rival there will take its place beside hairless
horse The animals will be used for exhibition pur-
poses. The mule weighs 1850 pounds. almost twice
the weight of an ordinary mule, and stands more
than eight feet high with his head up There is
not a bemish on him, and besides being the
largest is said by experts TO be the most perfectly
formed large mule In the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
xa,1gNeoRn CONCERTS CONTINUE.

The Kaltenborn concerts at the sL Nichoias
,-a,, Win continue this week. closing next Sun
- ,oh, " had been announced without au-
thort,v that these concerts were to be discon-
,,,u.d after last night There VIII be the usual
acrea concert tonight. Mr.. Kaltenborn expects
20 get a more commodious place for his orchestra
rext
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
pu,l ADELPhIAN KILLED BY AUTO.

Philadelphia, Aug. I7-Whiie alshtins from
trolley car in West Philadelphia to-day, Arthur
Klsn, was run down by automobile. receiving
injuries from which he died later IN hospital
He was thIrty-fve years old, member OK tns
Yrnion League and was we'll known.
The automobile was being driven BY DR.. William
r Hughes, Of West Philadelphia. who placed
KLEIN In the car and took him To the hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
CATS TO PREVENT PLAGUE.

From The Chicago Record-Herald.
The rat has been proved to be the great bearer
Of the plague, and In the Philippines a campaign
for the determination of rats has had exceuent
results In plague prevention In India, where the
population Is crowded and superstittous the RAJ 5
cannot easily be exterminated directly, so there is
a movement now in official circles to encourage the
breeding of cats. with view to foong the super
stitious natives Indirectly into suppressing the
plague. Since the cat has religious character:
both among Hindus and Mahometans. the EFFORT
ms he
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
LIEUTENANT wEps NEW YORK GIRL
rpv telegraph to The Tribune.l

rrv Telegraph TO The TribuneI
,-<o,r va Aug I7.-Second Lieutenant John
~ rarry 22a United States Infantry was welded
g. N,es Gertrude Alice Smith, of New York. to-day
,r the study OF the First Baptist Church here py
the Rev DR. Calvin S. Blackwell The bridegroom
.~ q, uniform The sd Infantry has been sta
toned at the exposition since Its opening ano VIII
,ena,n until the close, when, IT is said, IT viii be
ordered 10 the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Tue REV CHARLES CARROLL MILLER.

Cadillac Mich Aug. 1.-THE Rev. Charles Car
roll Miller who was friend Of President Mchin-
lev and Senator Alger and who for some time
held a position in the Interior Department III
Washington. died to-day aged seventy seven Sei Us
-. N,ctlinlev.s first term he declined the post
=, frnited States Minister to Brazil Mr. Miller
coached for forty years In Baptist churches in
,f,cbtpan and Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

the Norwalk Hospital. was about the same to-17ys
and there Is no immediate danger of his dying He
has not vet been told of the death Of his wife The
body of the latter was placed in metallic CONN
to-day and will be placed IN the receiving vault At
Pivereide Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

sandupky Ohio. Aug. 1I-John Worden. or Lon
non England, q grand opera barytone roughns
II" as q deckhand on the steamer 'onii harpe,' u,
port here. fell through na'cn"as il'ao .ns no,-
~. ,,o-n,,g struck on his head and was instantly
Killed He shipped at Marquette. Mich. on August
2 and was on his second trip
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
ne,,n,oN OF ouANTRELL SURVIVORS.
rRv telegraph 10 The Tr1bune.l

tBy Telegraph 10 Ine if1pu1e'
Ksnsas City Mo-. Aug. 17.-Warren Welcn' OF In
henendenca secretary OF the Quantren Assocauon'
ha. received letters indicating that there VIII Dc
an abundance OF fifty TO sixty followers OK ts
guerilla chieftain at the annual reunion 70 =, ~
-. Aug,., "a ana "a Ia wsllhoss Grows. near Beau
mnnk UtAstoa.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
DAVID 8. DRAKE.

Corning n V Aug 17.-David s Drake. cashier
oY the First National Bank OF this city and FORMER
y, p-ou,inently identified with coal and lumber In
,o-a,,s IN New York and Pennsylvania, died In
Buffalo hospital to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 12.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
New HAMPSHIRE OLD HOME WEEK.

-,oora n H Aug 17.-New Hampshire the
.,-,Inlace OF the old home week iHea began to-day
%. celebration OF its ninth annual Cd home week
ohservences More than ono huucred towns ana
cities throughout the state participated IN she ope
e. exerr,ses OF the weeks celebrations to-day,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Trfhune suhscription Rates.

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Subscriptions b given 10 regular
dealer before leaving = convenient hand thar,
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SINGLE COPIES.
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

u,sbest temperature yesterday. 7s: loves, oo ayer
hisD' .rersae for corresponding date OF last
age for corresponding date OF last thirty
three ye1ts tn,eoas.: To-Day and tomorrow. partly
.,o.,dY. usht 70 fresh west W1noA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEI,MONT-Rear Admiral Leutze. U. 5 N
C;OTIANI-w. w. and Mrs. Tracy, Chicago H0i,-
I.AND-waIIace F. johnson Philadelphia IN
PERIAI.-T L. Wheeler. Lexington, Ky MAN
HATTAN-W A Holmes. StOnebr1dge. k.nSianrr-
MAJESTIC-A Won Tilzer. Indianapolis. 3D.
REGIS-JOhn johnson, Toronto
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For ell points United States and Mexico 0outsia
OF the Manhattan and The 5rOnxj- Also
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines wthou
extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Bovine Cyrus A. Pearsan Edward B.
Dale. Chalmers Stewart. Helen J.
Gfbbes Zea. ThomassOn. John >.
Lincoln Ezra VanhOrne. Daniel A
Whiting. Corueiz-
Parker E,Te5erfrk
BOwNE-suddenIy. on August Is at walden: Ns,s Ner
York Cyrus A Bovine. Funeral from his Iate ISL ,
at Montgomery on the Of the O'Clock train
23d street. Walden the arrival o1
troIleys from Newburg at II 20. 11:50 and 1910
DALE-SuddenIy. on August II. at his home. Cosa
Spring on hudson y. Y. Chalmers Dale Notice OK
funeral hereafter.
GIBBEs-At Newport r. L. on THURSDAY. August ss 10
ZeIa Gibbes. daughter the late Thomas > GDoTs-
s1nda1 Sagst Is Is hsr si As at
Cemetery New York Monday. 18th inst. p m
LINCoLN-on Friday Augus; rs. 1901. Ezra Lincoln, o
City Funeral seTviees at NJ Auburn chapel. Cam.
O'Clock the afternoon
MURRAT-At saybrook. Conn.,. after lTgsrns, nnes@
on Ihgrsday % August aug ,sv NJ a1d Fannie Russell Ma
ray Funeral az First Presbyterian church
noon. asl August IS at O'clock private
PARKER-At Freehold. n. J.. August H. 1s1I FFeo-
the SD year Of his age Funeral from his late res
dence ct Freehold. Tuesday. August 20 az rs"
p m Interrnent private
PF7ARsALL-on THURSDAY. 18th inst At No III s Wesr
18th ST. in the IAN year Of his sss hd F1ns5a r SER
Eiss at the cgIsh sgDay Of hs sse 1s s at n
sTFyyART-At Cold Spring HarbOr. Long Island On sat.
urday August II widow OF the late earss
pers i h bsid al 81 johns Church. Cold sprins
Harbor on Monday August 10. at 12:S0 ? m "a -
train leaving Long Island City at 1882 a m
C Ii, FEY ;s AREs 10 30 & West i45a
st Funeral private.
vANf4ORNE-At Orange N. J.. Friday August lg tso.s
PDs7aI PANEL Asq5e 1sT2ds an m late IN resdeEco No
68Vs5ieSss oangs sgnsy ae a August KiSd In ~ omit ower
u-t,r7rNG-st Hudson " T. August II. 1907. CGrnelA
whiting in the Goth year q her as JiI Ggr' T.es
dsy 2 m.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

HEssE's GRAND DUKE AND DIVORCED WIFE
To the Grand Duke OF Hesse belongs the credit OF
having secured from his brother-in-law, the Gar
the official recognition Of the marriage Of his oi-
vurced wife. Princess Victoria Mellta OF ufea'
Britain and Coburg. with Grand Duke Cyril OF Rus-
sia- Her mother the widowed Duchess OF toinpursh
AID Coburs only sister Of Car Alexander H.
showed herself So cordial and gracious toward her
ex-son-in-law, the ruler OF Hesse. when they were
n London during the season. and was seen so often
IL his company, that the settlement OF Princess
Eict0rias in a satisfactory manner was gen
orally regarded having been reached IL may DC
remembered that in her differences with her nrst
husband the Grand Duke of Hesse the lattsrs sis
ter the Czarina and also Emperor Nicholas es-
poused lis cause with good deal Of Visor' ana
their bitterness against her was intenslheo "hei
she contracted abroad ecclesiastical marriage
with Grand Duke Cyril OF Russia. in defiance OF the
laws Of the Russian national church. which forbid
unions between first cousins. and in the face OF the
prohibition OF the Gar. issued 10 Cyril
Now the Cars sanction 10 the marriage fuii
fedged or morganatic. OF any member OF the mouse
% ROmanor is necessary in order TO give 10 the
union legal value. Until now the marriage OF
Grand Duke Cyril and Princess Victoria contracted
sust two wears ago in Bavaria. has not existed IN
the eyes of Russian law, and the young peopie
have been living together unlawfuily. their STATUS
being such 70 prevent their being receaVeo "e
husband and wife by any foreign court or govern
s1tlt IN Gls5luElAllc 2llU iAASAAAs -N-~N
csu-t u St Petersburg. Now. however, the Czar
has been prompted by the Grand Duke OF Hesse 10
reerit He mas given his sanction TO the marriage
of cErl and Victoria. each Of whom Is related 10
hin as first cOuein. and by an official decree mas
Invested the princess with all the rights and Pre-
negatives OF Russian grand duchess. together WIN
the predicate Of imperial highness. at the same
Tine announcing that she will be known henceforth
b. the name Of Grand Duchess Marie Feocorovna'
with which name she rechristened the othef
Gay her conversion TO the Russian Church.
MARQUISE DE FONTENoy-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Twelve Months.
Canadian Rates.
Rates to Foreign Countries
DAILY ONLY:

For points In Europe all the Universal
Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed at the
lowing rates.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
pAuL McoRMAc NO BETTER.

South Norwalk Conn, Aus. H.-Ths condition OF
Paul NcCoemao, the automobile Victim. who = q
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
CEMETERIES
THE WOODIAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains from & Ta1G 1
Webster and jerome
nv carrt.7e Lots sf25 TelephOne $500 OIA-1S'~S
FOR Book OF Views representative -,.
20 East 23d St, New 1ork Ns~S-
UNDERTAKES.
FRANK f. CAMPBELL co. 2s1-S WsS, Wsa. 2,.ss &c sS
ChapeIs Private and public anbulanees Tel Aa<4
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
DUTIES OF THE FORCE.

The constable is q trained soldier and carries q
small rifle and bayonet, with his cartridge box
filed half with ball and half with buckshot cart
ridges The duties which he is called upon 20
perform are of the extensive description, de-
handing considerable amount Of intelligence and
education. Thus. he has TO collect all the returns
ut tne census. agriculture. fishery and licensing
within his district. 10 weights and measures.
70 attend the execution OF the provisions OF food
and drugs laws 70 distribute relief etc. in addi-
ton 70 al ordinary police work One or more Of
the constables may be at every railroad sta
Son n Ireland when the train stops and If any
passenger alights who may happen 10 be wanted.
or who requires watching, he may be tolerably
oe-tzin that the constable viii have his picture and
his record IN his pocketbook-
Tie HEADQUARTERS OF the F. / C--that IS 70 say.
Of The Royal Irish Constabulary-are in Dublin
Castle facing the Chapel Royal IL the lower castle
yard. and its commanding officer is Colonel Sir
Neville Chamberlain a battle SCARED veteran OF
several Indian. Afghan and South African cam
paigns and formerly one CT the most trusted MEM
fers Of the staff Of Field Marshal Lord Roberts.
who indeed nominated him the one man Of
al others best qualified for the Office OF 1nspec-
to- General Of the Irish Constatulary.
The Constab bulary IS essentially q rural and pro-
Tincial force. Dublin has its own metropolitan
police. subject 20 the orders OF its Chief Commits
sioner Colonel Sir John Ross. Of BladensbuTg g
Sir John Is q grandson Of that English General
Ross VIM followed I'D his defeat Of the American
army al Blaaensburg in 1914 by capturing Wash
tnstor where he destroyed the Capitol, the Ma
.ional Library and the White House This work
Of barbsric destruction strongly condemned by al
British historians, was done by General hoss I'M
Ger perenptory instructions from home ne was
killed few days later IN skirrnish pe1ore baA,i
more, and his son. in recognition or the rather
services received from the Crown patent author
.zing him 70 add 70 his name the words OF bia-
densburg'' Sir John IS Roman Cathohc ana
great-grandson Of John Forster Lord Or1ei. the
last Speaker Of the Irish House OF Commons
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII -
repubished n The Tri-Weekly Tribune without exr0
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
JNDERIAKERS.
NJ F. r r I T 7

NJ F. X / /
Be Not Deceived
WITH THE TELEPHONE BOOK ~
NJ WE ARE NOT AN EMBALAINGl VI
" SCHOOL II
The Stephen Merritt
r Burial Company
r HAS ONLY ONE PLACE N
T sth Ave and 10Th St. I
Our Only Tel, It
124125-Chelsea- T
Paw STEPHEN MERRITT. Pres
P RADCLIFFE
yice-President and Manager
MERRI IT 7
Merritt. the world WI -
o1Iv one place Of business. sth A. ans Istn
g n world Tel IA anu I'D Cne-sea
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Forecast for


- -a,,rs for the last twenty -four hours. Ia COM
.er Win the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

1905. 1907.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-20

gener aud power ~ observation "a
have taken note nj the sppAf~ni mo-
ton of the other starr around tbs
North Star. for. surrounding the eff
eu,ar plan OF this portion Of the
heavens IN II then aprssarss
Gle Of figures nnauesisonahly intend
I'd ia represent esuarsa. with tbs na'
eleus In front and the vide spread
lag tall behind. fisinR afusaa tie
drawing in sss direction In which
the stars appear to circle about Poi
arts IL ta certainly a marvellous dis
cos.rY and dwnrfs all oih.X dates Of
ancient things into comparative
noth,ngn.~s --~ i~ea.cur iNtnn.t Cor
respondent ct Louis Republic
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-20

Galysston--On sale April ga. Rate
5000 Limited 10 leave Calves
ton not later than Aprii ,ssh.
H.arne-~on sale Aprs, .srd and ~.
Rate $500. Limited TO leave
Hearne April 30th
Mexia--on sale April cad and .3rd.
Rate 12.sa. Limited 10 leave Moxia
April eTth.
rt Wor,h---On sale April asth. 10th
and morning train OF soth. Rate
$40. Limi, May I'd.
San Antonio-Onc sale April 18th
to goth inclusive. Rate 3s.ao.
Limited - leave San Antonio on
April a2d.
San Antonio---On sale May 9Th.
Rate &a.20. Limited to leave San
Antonio May 10th.
San Antonio~-On sale evening train
OF April 18th. Rate 1886. Limit
to leave San Antonio April 21st.
Birmingham, Ala.-On sale May IL
10 Is and IA Rate $22.o0. Limit
ed to leave Birmingham not later
than May 3oth.
Dickson. Tenn On sale May Is
and Il. Rate 322.o5. Limited to
leave Dickson not later than May
3lst
Columbus, O.--On sale May II. Is
and IA. Rate $32.15 Limited TO
leave Columbus not later than
June 5th
McKinney---On sale April 30 and 81.
Rate $3.50. Limit April %.
Galveston--On sale April Goth.
Rate $1f.75 Limited to leave
Galveston not later than May 4.
Houston-On sale April 20. Rate
$3.50. Limited to leave Houston
not later than May 4th.
Mckinney-On sale May 7th. Rate
$3.50 Limited to leave Mckinney
not later than May 18th
Austin and return $7o5, account
Texas Federation of Labor. On sale
May u. Limit May 14th.
Dallas and return $3.50, account
Convention Grand Lodge X. OF P. s
/ of Texas. On sale April 21st, 22d
and morning of 23rd. Limit April
27th.
Los Angeles or San Francisco and
return, $4,000. On sale April 25tt
to May 18th inclusive. Limit July 81
Mexico City and return S32.25
On sale April 25th to May 18th In
elusive. Limit July 31st.
+ Mineral Wels-On sale May ct
, and eth. Rate 500. Limited t
leave Mineral Wells not late
than May 18th
StamfOrd-On sale May Sth. Rat
S945. Limited to leave Stamfor,
May 14th.
! Houston-On sale May 9th. Rat'
! $3.50. Limited to leave Houston
| May 18th.
Norfolk. Va.-Account jamestown
/ Exposition. On sale May LIST tC
! November goth. Rate $3.50. Fiji
teen days limit. For other dates
rates and limits call H. & T. c.
passenger depot or see
j. G. KENNEDY, r. \.