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New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
OBITUARY NOTES.

THE REV. WILLIAM H. KINGSBuRY, known
TO many generations of Yale men as the proprietor
OF ''Ye Olde Book Store" died yesterday at Ozone
Park this city He seventy-hve years old
and was OF the Oldest alumni of Brown Uni
verslty. For forty years Mr.. ktngsbury kept a
book store, known to the literary men of every
succeeding class of Yale. lie was an authority on
chess
GEORGE S. SILSBEE, of Boston. treasurer OF
the Pacific Mills, at Lawrence, Mass. and prom-
nently connected with several other textile manu-
featuring companies. died at his summer home in
West Peabody. Mass yesterday from injuries sus-
tanned in a riding accident on Wednesday night. He
was fifty-fve years old.
DAVID W. HEALT. the oldest native resident OF
Rome, ". Y. is dead at his homo there in his
ninetieth year. He the oldest member of the
Rome Lodge of Free Masons. and one of the oldest
members of the fraternity in the state. Mr.. Healt
the first chief of police of Rome. He was a
man of great physical strength and endurance.
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT. head of the Drake
Stratton Company bridge contractors of Phadel-
pha, died suddenly at his summer home in og-
densbuTg, n. Y, yesterday from Bright's disease
special train left Ogdensburg last night for
Philadelphia bearing the body and members OF the
family.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SEE HAND OF IFC4RREN
Queens Companl's Franchise Re
uOked-COIer Scents Scandal.

William 7 BoIger counsel Of the Queens Light
ing Company whose franchise. granted by the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment last week
was revoked yesterday declared later that he had
reason to suspect the fine hand of Senator McCar-
rem I'm the action 1t is needless to say that Sen
ator McCarren is acting for the Consolidated Gas
Company" he added. Borough President Coi7'
said: 81 don't care to discuss the matter now, but
II will develop into OF the biggest scandals that
has been made public in the city for some time
Controller Metz brought the question up at the
board meeting by voting that the franchise which
had been granted be returned TO the board Bor-
ough President Coler objected when the Mayor
acouesced in the motion Of the Controller. 4
shall not sign the franchise in its present form"
said the Mayor "and If you want 10 leave 1t In my
hands and have it vetoed ! am satisfied" He
gave no reason for his attitude. It decided to
send the franchise back to the Controller for in
vestigation.
When Controller Metz was told what Mr.. Bolger
had said he replied: Maybe that proves there was
some strike in the thing After this 1 shall look
into all Queens franchises twice"
There were the usual pleas for increases and an
unusual number of protests to the same at the
public hearing the city budget held by the
Board of Estimate. Professor f. r. A. Seligman.
chairman of the bureau OF municipal research,
spoke behalf Of request for S2, $50 Increase
for that bureau. He also urged the granting OF
the S225G00 asked for by the Commissioners of Ac-
counts
Borough President Ahearn will not get the fun
amount asked for in his budget II George Nc
Aneny, president Of the city Club has his way.
He did not believe that money should be
given to an office, the administration OF which had
been severely criticised
Controller Metz said it the first time tax
payers had ever had enough interest in the budget
to attend the public hearing and protest We'll,
in these days of accAerators," said Michael J.
Horan. 1T is high time the taxpayers and you
folks get together" Good" shouted the Mayor.
That is what want"
The board will consider the budget in execu-
tive session.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
POKER DEBTS IN COURT
MYSTERIOUS Dir. Chance Collecting
by Legal Process.

Gamblers Of this city have made the 18th Munich
pal Court in Manhattan street clearing house for
the collection OF money lost in their games by
responsible business who drawn into their
clutches.
For months a mysterious plaintiff, George a
ChGrce' has had cases in this court against inef-
Giants aid other well known men for money bor-
roIe,.."
Here IL the story told By wealthy auctioEeer
who fell iato tTe hands OF these gamblers and who
fs nov being SEED ty them for Sl9l.
'-On Washington's birthday. 1907 was walking
Gown Broadway, VIXEN was accostec by cloth
ing salesman with whom formerly cid business.
After having several drinks he TOOK me 10 gam
bling house located 4sd street near broadway.
After plying me with liquor poker game was
suggested. and although did not know the men
was foolish enough play with them. OF course
I lost my money and then told my note was
good 4 waiter brought stack Of chips for
which I signed a receipt. and after that another.
making a :otal of 500.
Now / being sued for So. but why they
should throw off 50 is beyond me-"
Leon Kronfeld lawyer. with offices at No. ~
Broadway is the attorney for the mysterious MI
Chance He told Tribune reporter that he did not
know what business his client engaged in;
neither did he know his address; yet he insSsted
roved money" but could not tell, he said. where
the loan made. These notes printed
form, which read:J
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
AND NAVY NEWS
Critical Comment Made on Recent
Battleship Target Practice.
[From The Tribune Bureau.
Washiupton Oct

washington OCtober H.
DEFECTS IN TARGET PRACTICE.-Navsl ON
GERS who have been congratulating themselves that
they had made important discoveries Of defects In
the coast artillery system OF target practice may
have their celebration of superiority cut short Re
ports from various military sources show that
there quite many errors to be pointed out
on shipboard were dreamed OF by the naval
officers who recently witnessed artillery fire and
made critical comment thereon. Army officers
have observing the practice the battleshipS
off the Massachusetts coast. and have brought back
all sorts OF suggestions, which Will when put in the
form of report for the benefit of the President.
probably lead TO investigation at his instance
into the naval system This is IN the nature OF
retaliation II is said that the criticisms made
recent naval target practice are both pointed and
pertinent The information will be Incorporated in
the report artillery Are which the President has
called for. Some OF the officers who were on board
tho ships say that tho latest target practice dis
closes some fatal defects, which may lead 20
revolution OF the whole method
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Captains aEANyILE sEXyIEH eoe, "Tterg So7Rs
cavalry. from the quartermsster's department. to
Captain SOLOMON p vEsTAt4 Quarterna,,er. from
.r,1in "a AR6Ip Il SN0BBy 1,t Infantry ., thu
kansas national Guard. to The garrison school at
CAPTAIN REGSAa8 58ss NT STR9ksa se cs,Al5 AZ
\ X.
NORTON, 18th Cavalry. WILLIAM r JONES. pa
Fieid Artinery: CHARLES s BLAKELY, ID Field
Artillery. and second Lieutenant ALLAN VI. POPE
"a Cavalry to the mounted service school at Fort
Riley
First Lieutenant WINFIELD HARPER. 17th Infantry
from Fort Mcpherson his company. cuba
First Lieutenant CHARLES II. pANFORTH. 18th In
fantry. from Cuba TO Fort Mcpherson.
NAVY
CAPTAIN TEN EYCK u. w VEEDER. TO command OF
the Alabama
home q await orders.
Commander c. J. BOUSH. TO charge OF the ID Light
house District at Boston.
Lieutenant Commander ". b FLETCHER, detached
from the ID Lighthouse District. Boston: to the
Naval College.
Ensign =. A TODD TO the naval hospital at Mare
Island.
Gable from Rear Admiral j. n. Hemph com
mandinG the third squadron of the Pacific feet
from Manila October To-
lieutenant u r. WALKER. from the naval hospital
a Yokohama to the Chattanooga
MOVEMENTS OF WAR VESSELS-The follow
ing movements OF vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
October lO-The Wasp. Iewes; the BTltus at Brad
ford r. l.. the Prairie at League Island
October 1.-THE Connecticut. New London the Sup
ply. at Yokohama; the Chattanoosa at Kobe
SAILED
October iO-The Louisiana. Norfolk for Province
town; the Wasp. from League Island for le~es Del
he Mones from Cape Cod Bay for Boston tho
Yankton and the Connecticut from Cape cod Bay for
Portsmouth. \. IL. tho Rocket. from washington
for
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, October II, 1907.


Steamer Lusitana OBJ. Watt Liverpool October and
Queenstown the Cunard c. Ltd, with SIS cabin
and l21 steerege passengers. mails and dse Arrived
steamer Gunther Gen suxdorf santos September Is
Rio Janeiro Bahia - and Barbados October 4
Funch. Edye & Co with - steerase malls
and mdse- Arrived at the Bar at :4S m
steamer Aquid tNorlt Anderson 1oFe y -, Dclo-
Der with the American Metal Co, vessel % tbs
New York and Porto Rico $ Co Arrived at the Bar az
steamer Main from Bremen. 10 Osirichs & Co with
passengers and mdse- East Of Fire Island a. 10 m
steamer Patricia Ger. NIagin Hamburg september y
Line with 3T2 cabin 215 third cabin and SIS stssrags
passengers radse. Arrived the Bar al +.30
Steamer Brooklyn City tBrl. Crinks Bristol September
q and swansea =. 70 James Arkel & @ Nith Hase
Arrived at the Bar az 1896 N. 10Th
Steamer Mamma Ha5La. Charles Baltimore % 4 Z
Foster. with mdse Lett oua5antins az 81 m -
the Southern Pacific with and mdss Left
Quarantine a T-24 a IN
Steamer MORO Castle Byne Vera Cruz octooer ana
Havana the New York Cuba Mail 5 @. with
passengers mails and mdse Passed IN sandy Heck az
sandy Hook y ] Oct IL $50 D u--wind northwest;
fresh breeze: partly CLOUDY
SAILED
Steamers Queen Olga CBrl for Phils tslPhia Zealand
(Brl, Antwerp via Dover, BROOKLYN san Juan. Ponce
Bayamo Cuban. Havana. Tanlpi-0. Turu-t
Cuban. Santiago. Manzaulo Pretoria tt3e) Ham
burg VIA Plymouth and Rou,ogne, E-rurta lBri Liver
pool VIA Queenstown. Lrtus Ntiie1n Iutcni Eort-a-
tNoTl, Baltimore. SiCholas CuneO tSorl Port Antonio,
Italia fBr Naples. MarSeilleS. etc Prilz August WI
helm tGerl Fortune Island and Kingston Navahos.
Ge0rget0Wn: Sabine. Brunswick and Mobile: e Cid Ca
weston: SnEstad (orl. Colon: Senator (ort, Halifax:
CAROLYN Knights Bay: Monroe. Norfolk Newport
News; Ph9hus Ger Fushing; Eranheid (frl Norfolk
Southampton Plymouth CherboUrE. Hssaba (Rrt.
London Sictlian Prince tri. Michaes Naples
GlaHtOn (8r1 Wilmington. Del. Nenetis Ger, 1nag1a
Kingston etc: City OF Atlanta Savannah; Cornus New
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
4AFFINITTES IN COURT.
Brooklyn Clergyman and Woman
Held for Mental Examination.

Rather than be separated from the woman whom
he believed TO be his soul sister, the Rev. Max
well j. H. Walenta, of the German Evangelical
church in Sutton street, near Nassau avenue,
Williamsburg, accompanied his father, the Rev.
Wenzel Walenta. pastor of the German Emanuel
Evangelical Church. in Graham avenue, Williams
burg, to the Manhattan avenue police yester-
4 day where he and Mrs. Dora Bauer the wife of an
ielectrotypeT. were held a warrant issued by
Magistrate OReilly.
The arrest disclosed the fact that the clergyman
and Mrs. Bauer had been together since Wednes-
day when the two decided that they had been Gre
ated for each other The woman's husband in
formed the father Of the minister, ~ho called his
son 10 account for her disappearance Mrs. Bauer
had lived with her husband and one child at No. 81
Sutton street.
The young clergyman said that he and the woman
had been happy. and it had been decreed that they
be together all the time
Il felt in Mrs. Bauer a living soul" he told the
magistrate and my soul cried for some one who
was alive in the twentieth century Our souls
seemed TO call 10 each other and when. under a
power Of emotion, / thought I was dying. Then
Mrs Bauer was led TO me by some peculiar force
Did she go TO your room?" asked Magistrate
O'Renly
Yes" answered the minister. But she merely
rested her head upon my pillow"
DO you think that is proper?"
1t looks peculiar, but it is not" asserted the
clergyman.
.i, IL believe believe you have been working overtime
i have been working on human nature an
s4cred Mr.. Waleuta
= think you are laboring under mental strain
TToi.unued the magistrate ard then he asked Mrs
Bauer what she had 10 say. She told him that
sne believed she had been called to the minister
that they had been guilty Of any wrongtoing said
tnat ina the alleged actions had created suspicion.
mental conolton inquired into.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
ATTACKED WOMAN TICKET AGENT.
Former B. R. 7. Employe Wanted Money to
Get to Dying Father, He Said

Daniel Murphy. a former employe Of the
Brooklyn Rapid TEsnsit Company. attacked
Miss Martha McArdle, the ticket agent Of the
elevated station at Fifth avenue and Goth
street. Brooklyn, early yesterday morning strik-
ing her several times with n heavy coupling
pin during an attempt 10 rob the cash drawer.
Miss McArdle screamed loudly and fired her
revolver. Murphy along the structure
TO the 20th street statiotn and captured
in 18th street by Patrolman Thompson. OF the
Fifth avenue station.
Miss McArdle received severe scalp wounds.
Murphy said his aged father in Ireland was
dying. and, being without money. he had de-
termined to get the price of his passage by
robbing the ticket agent
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Cherbourg. Oct Il. D u-kaisErin AugUsrs Victoria
t-ierl. York via Plymouth Hamburg
Queenstown. OCt H. SO ulCarpania tEr1, New TorS
Liverpool
Liverpool Oct lt-Baltic CBr,. Queenstown
MichaelS, 1tNeustrta tFr MarseiIIss and Alne
rita New York
Genoa. Oct Ii-Cretic tBri. New York via Naples
Montevideo. oct 11-Ilsck Prince (Br) New York for
Rueuos Ayras Rosario
Glasgow Oct 1O-Furaessa tBrl. Nev Tork Movila-
Corouel 0Lord Erno tBrl. New York Via st Lucia
TaEfados 1O-Manoa CBr}. New York for nenasrara
Havre. oct II. : a us-St Laurent CFrl. New York
SAILED
Southampton. oct II. uooDeutschand Ger. New YORK
Liverpool oct iI-BOyia CBrl. New York; AlnsrianA
t8r) New York
bermuda oct li-Beruaudlan tBr). New
Queenstown Oct IL 2.0S nn-Arabjc tErl. New York
Antwerp. Oct R-Clan Mackiaron tT-N for New York.
Mchae.s oct 10-ClaverhI Brl from Tasal for Bos-
ton nd
Para Oct fO-Nfsiisrense tBrl. New York
Brow Head Oct l1-Cevtc New York for Liverpcol
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TWO MUTILATED BODIES IN RIVER
Philadelphia Stirred by Finding of Corpses
of Man and Woman.

Philadelphia oct. 11.-Foowng the report made
TO the coroner of this city yesterday of the find
ing Of the body of young woman In the Della
River by the OF a dredge. the recovery
OF the legless body of a from the same stream
comment.
The dredging reported that the body OF
the young woman was in a burlap bag which
broke while being lifted the body falling back
into the water. The legs had been severed at the
knees.
The body found tonight picked UP by the
crew Of tug. 1t was that OF man about thirty
years old. The legs had been severed close to the
body.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Justice Unger, of the Municipal Court, had the
case before him some weeks ago. but as he did not
decide the issue within the fourteen days pre-
scribed by law the case is to be reopened next
Wednesday.
According to- the records OF the 11th District Mu-
nicipal Court. the George A. Chance" was plain
tiff in the following actions for money borrowed"
April 17-George A. Chance sgt p. A. B., $40.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
May 2S-George A. Chance a ct David B. $500. Case
discontinued; believed have been settled out of
Sept. 4-George A Chance agt. d. B.. sSs. Judg-
ment for the plaintiff.
Sept. 11-George A Chance agt. Frederick s.,
1890 So Judgment for the plaintiff by default.
Sept. l1-Chance agt. Frank Z. NJ, $3s3 Judg-
ment for the plaintiff.
Sept 23-Chance agt Leonzo B. A. 1925. Case
discontinued; believed to have been settled out of
court.
ON the date another suit was brought
against Mr. L. in which the plaintiff was said to
be Edward Winfield The suit for 1916 ., and
was settled out of court.
Sept 24-Chance agt- Henry NJ. S27s % Case dis
continued: said TO have been settled out of court.
Oct 2-Chance agt. Isidore D. N, 1893 30. Settled
out Of court
oct. 4-Chance agt A. A. s, s191. case adjourned
70 October IS.
These suits total more than 5000 and in every
instance save the last. the plaintiff has recovered
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Philadelphia reported yesterday 10 Sasconset A,
T. ut when loo miles east OF the Nantucket south shoals
Lishship and is expected 10 dock morning about
O'Clock.
The Columbia which reported sable Island yesteri,
at $50 when 12D miles OF there
pected 10 dock Tomorrow morning about O'Clock
The Aiuerika l30 asst " ho Nantucket
lAghshp at IL 30 o'clock yesterday morning. she will
probably dock about 10
The NlcuW Amsterdam "a con
Cape yesterday afternoon at 22O when no r'cs
the southeast. she will probably reach her oC -
Hoboken on Monday morning. about o'clock -
The Finland reported CapO Race
o'clock when l.13+ miles sandy HOOK IJxbtsb,
she Is expected To reach her dock Monday nght about
I o clock.
Touraine which reported Siasconset YESTERDAY,
afternoon. ) O'Clock. when 10 mies east of Na1-
LghtShp. expected her about noon To-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Public Notices.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL
n District. Westchester COunty--CATSHIJI. AOIJE-
TIICT SECTION NO. In the matter OF applicaou
OF J.. Edward simmons Charles A.
1~bariss N Chadwick, constituting the
Sunov OF the City OF New acquire real estate
Snr and on OF the City OF New under Chap
Ter 7a4 OF the OF 1900 and the smendatorr
thereof IN Towns OF Yorktown and Cortandt West
chester County. York for the purpose providing
an additional supply OF and wholesome for
use 81 the City OF New York.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Third
Separate Report OF Edward G. Whitaker William c.
losc W. Lawrence. who appointed
OF Appraisal IN the above entitled matter BY
OF this Court made AZ Special Term thereof.
held the Court House az White Plains. wsstehestsr
County, Y. January I9th. 1907. filed the
csce the Clerk OF the County Of westchessr tbs
18Th OF September 1907 and affects Parcels Num-
(40 Fortysix (46l. and Fcrty-sight
(iS) shown the map in this proceeding
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that application VIII
a Special Term OF the Supreme Ccurt of the
OF New York. TO be held in and for the Ninth
judicial District. the Justices Chambers the City
Of New Rochelle Westchester County. New York tbs
26th October 1907. 10 o'clock forenoon
OF that day thereafter counsel b
heard. for Order confirming said and for such
other and further relief may be just
Dated. New York. September 3oth. 1907
FRANCIS X PENDL.ETOS.
Corporation Counsel.
Hall OF Records,
New York C5cA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
RECEIVER FOR PROPERTY ABROAD.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Up,
holds Judge Kohlsaat

Chicago. oct. 1.-THE United States Circuit
Court of Appeals refused to-day TO grant the
petition OF Frederick Charles Gooding, of Lon
don. for the dismissal of a receiver for property
owned by him in London and in Seville. SPAIN
appointed by Judge Kohlsaat- Mr.. Gooding
arrested on complaint of Reid. Murdoch & Co,
wholesale grocers. Of Chicago. who charged that
he had misappropriated funds aggregating
$4,000 while acting as their agent in the pur-
chase of olives in Spain
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MAY BE THE CLARKSONS.
Thought to be IN England Former
Marriage Denied.

Liverpool, Oct IA young couple travelling un-
der the name of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham but
whose names do not appear the passenger list.
ianded here to-day from the steamer Empress OF
Britain. It was learned dat they had boarded the
Liner at the last moment at Quebec. They waited
at Liverpool uEtll all the Other passengers had
gore ashore.
These and other circumstances led TO the suspi-
ciOn that they were NJ and Mrs. Samuel Clark
son. They at once loft here for London and are
Supposed to De |on their way TO the Continent.
Mrs. Samuel CarI1son WAS Miss Helen Eussne
Maoney. daughter Of Martin Maloney, of Phila-
delpha.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET,

Fall River Mass. Oct I.-Sales In the print
cloth market for the week estimated at from
1900 TO 5000 pieces Aside from the bidding by the
brokers for the American Printing Company. which
is still in the market for all the regulars 1t can
pick up at 5l4c general conditions are practically
unchanged. The American company is after goods
for delivery during the next three months but on
account OF the scarcity of looms Is only able 10 get
a few stray lots here and there Wide standards
are quiet but firm a basis OF &c for 3sl9-inch St
squares. The quotations ss-ipch 81 squares
54c 3o-inch by 60. 47sc; ss!s-inch 81 squares. 7c
ss-inch 6s by 72, sac.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BISHOP KINGDOM DEAD.

Fredericton. n. B.. Oct 1.-THE Right Rev. II.
TuIy Kingdom, Lord Bishop OF the Anglican Dio-
OF Fredericton, died at 1lA5 o'clock tonight
following a long Illness
Bishop Kingdom was n native or England and
was appointed coadjutor to the late Dr. Medley
Metropolitan of Canada, in 1881. Upon Bishop
Medley's death in 1892 Bishop Kingdom succeeded
him. The Bishop had been in poor heaith Tor TWO
wears and since the spring of 1905 had aiken no
active mart in church affairs. Last year the Rev
J. A. Richardson, rector OF Trinity church, 81
John was consecrated Bishop Coadjutor to Dr.
Kingdom and Will succeed him.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BROOKLYN HOSPITAL sHAkE.uP BEGINS.

Robert w lIebbard. Commissioner OF Charities
suspended yesterday DR. r. Spencer Cone from
the Bradford street branch OF the Kings County
Hospital for thirty days and transferred Miss Ada
Newbold, the nurse in charge OF that institution
70 the COney Island Reception Hospital DIR. Cone
and Miss Ncwbold said TO have violated the
rules of the institution in suspcnding the service
because of
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
PETROLEUM PRICE GOES UP.

The price Of refined petroleum for export was
raised - cents a barrel In New York by the Stand
ard oil Company yesterday. New York refined pc
troleum had been s. IS a barrel; IL is s. 75
No announcement made TO the reason for
the increase. although one cause suggested was
the increased cost of barrels
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

TUnica, Miss. Oct. u.-rhree negroes
ynched here to-day for series of burglaries. Two
were hanged to telegrsph pole and the other
shot to death
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
WILL BURY MRS. CHADWICK IN CANADA.

columbus Ohio Oct n.-Emil Hoover. son Of
Mrs Cassie Chadwick. made arrangements to-day
10 have the body Of his mother taken 10 Woodstock
Canada. for burial The body is undertaking
establishment, and the public was allowed to see il
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Do you know thsr II you do not register
and enroll as Republican this fall, you cannot
vote at the Presidential primaries in the snrina.
Register to-day! The books will be open from
a. m. to 10 p. You find the address
Of your registration place in this psper
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FISH TO PLAN FIGHT IN CHICAGO.

Stuyvesant Fish. it was learned yesterday after
noon has started for Chicago to make there his
final arrangements preliminary 10 the contest for
control OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company
which Is 10 take place the stockholders' annual
meeting next "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
coLuMeIA UNIVERSITY REGISTRATION.

For the first time in its history the registration
at Columbia University has reached the five thou
sand mark. All but three of the departments show
an advance. The Engineering and Graduate schools
are chiefly responsible for the total increase The
registration figures in all departments TO date COM
pared with last years registration, foows
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS.
Destination and steamers Close in York
FraneisSol-Mariposa To-day 500 m
Franciscol-Manchurfa ..............Octl 10 s.opn m
New Zealand and Australia texcept
WesU. Fill Islands, Samoan Islands
and New Caledonia (va San Fran
clseoi--Gowanhurn Oct 20. 6oOp m
Hawaii tva San Francisco)-Aiameda Oct 81 sOO n m
Jaian Sorea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. (va Seattle)-TTemont.O 600 m
japan. Corea. China Philippine
ands tvia Vancouver and victoria.
C)-Empress OF China. n,
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
IVA san Franclsco1-Unted
Transport Oct 81. 500 n
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Republicans! Register to-day! Don't think
because this is an "off year" your vote won't be
needed. Judges, assembiymen, aIdermen-alI
deeply concerned in the making of good or bad
aovernment-are to be elected. Do you want
oood government? Then don't fail TO register!