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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
ENGINES No LONGER
PETS Of MEN WHO
RUN THE
DAY OF ELABORATE
DECORATION Is PAST
Modern Locomotive is Built
for Duty and is Made to
Work Up to its Limit Until
Scrap Pile Claims It.

New York, Sept. 25.-The electric
motors on the New Haven railroad,
which now pull passenger trains oc-
tween the Grand Central station ant
the present terminus of the electric di-
vision at Port Chester. cost $4,000
each. Not SO very long ago a ms
class passenger locomotive would ave
cost every Bit as much. although The
price Is only about $12. 600 nowadays.
The railroad companies in former
DAYS spared no expense when il ANA
To the construction and nrnamart3tion
Of their locomotives. which were NOT
anlv the pets of the engineers and the
pride Of the whole road, but also daily
moving advertisements of the service.
In these twentieth century days OF
black. pooled locomotives. who's mas
ters change every trip. 1t seems a far
cry back 20 the romantic days Ct "aile
reading. When very road uted 10 I
do its rival In the way Of dandy en-
gines, Of which the engineers were
the absolute masters.
No one but q certain sp ''lici cu-
gineer was allowed to rum. ono Of
these engines under any circumstances
and when II became necessary 80
place the engine IN the shop for a
%thorougho overhauling, the enslnec"
quit work until the machinists got
through. Perhaps the best examples
of an dandy engines were bought by
the New HaXen road in the sixties.
Thes engines. which We're monsters
FOR those days. had driving wheels
; feet . inches in diameter and cost
about s35.000 each. The cab was
made Of solid walnut. Inside the roof
of the cab was composed of nafraW
alternate strips Of mahogany and wall
nut. The side windows were made OF
stained glass. ,
Just as much expense was Incurred
to make the outside of the engine at
tractivp. First. the frame was made OF
pfaned steel. highly polished The
drivers were all painted red. with a
tiny black stripe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

s7 800 & $5 @ $ s$&Fs 2$ E 55$%ss53 $ " $SS5$ $$ $5 IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

George Chandler, a machinists ap-
prentice at the shops, seems to have
an unusual streak OF bad luck. Re-
Gently he had one of his hands MASH
ed. causing a finger to be amputaled'
necessitating his absence from duty
for some weeks. Tuesday he returned
TO work, and yesterday he had an arm
broken. The fractured member was
set aud the young man sent home for
an enforced rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1907

with The unruly freight engine, II viii
have to take another turn In the
shops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

Mexico division passenger run, has
returned to work after being on the
sick list for several days.
Il. p. Bradley. bonus record clerk,
has been promoted to be assistant dis
tribution clerk IN the master mechan-
les office. J. T, Horton succeeds
Bradley.
y. Crawford. night clerk at the
r~oundhouse, has been promoted 10 De
assistant dav clerk. George Thomas,
son Of Conductor George H. Ihonas
has been appointed tosthe night posi-
ton.
Paul Scott. formerly clerk To Cen
eral Foreman John Conley, now IN In
diana for his health. will return 10 Al
buqueraue about the middle OF pcto'
her. and viii be given q clerical posi-
ton.
r :. Wickersham, formerly assist
ant engineer of tests for the santa re
at Los Angeles, and now travelling Tor
the Grin Nut company OF chicago.
spent several days in the city thls
week.
Pids for the second and third fire
mems runs on the Glorieta helper ser
vice have been advertised at the
roundhouse. Positions are omen 10 Inc
oldest firemen on the New Mexico d.
vision.
Jose Torres. assistant haggagemTn
at the depot. returned from Socofrn
last night on No. 10. He reports lhat
the Socorro fair Is to be a huge sue
cess. and that the Gem City delegation
Ia the local fair will be exceedingly
large.
william Collister, section foreman at
Rio puerco. has been transferred 70
Gallup. \. NJ. being given charge OF
the new mine tracks. II. y. Freese Is
transferred from Horace. \. NJ, 10
succeed ColIister. aud Jose Garcia Is
( promoted to a section "foremanship 70
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26

WIT! IEa@a Ma%g2mgTE fMSRg%HmE%GEEgRr TEEETa g% AE d%8FMama "%%8 NJ aT We a@ E a
STEADY VOLUME or BUSINESS Styles ANp QUALITIES ARE gNL s2Tm WWNmgT +"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-26
RIBBON SECTION

Hundreds 81 pieces Of fanc2
ribbons worth up TO 15c The
yard. ln t~affctas combination
tripcs narrow stripes. Roman
stripes plnids etc. 2 10
iuchos wide. worth from 800
fo 55ci choice this Ecas pe.
gard IS,
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INVITE ATTENTION TO THE
DAlNTlEsT STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS EVER SHOWN IN BRUINS
WICK, FRESH FROM THE LOOMS
THE LATEST CREATIONS.
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A., 3. &. A. SCHEDULE.
Elective Sunday, May 5, 1907.
Dana -ttIrae


Departures.
For Offerman. Nichols, Waycross,
Cordele, LAGRANGE, Atlanta. 7,3O a. m.
For Jacksonville and points south
5,45 a m.
For Savannah and points north,
1910 a. m.
For Offerman. Nichols, Waycross,
Fitzgerald. Cordele. Oglethorpe. Ma
con and Atlanta p. m.
For Jacksonville and points south,
4,15 p. m.
For Savannah and points north,
sos p. m.
Arrivals.
From Savannah and poiAIs north.
1870 a, m.
From Jacksonville and points south,
1855 a. N.
From Atlanta. Macon. Oglethorpe
and other points north, 1855 p. m.
From Savannah and points north,
sos p. m.
From Atlanta, Lagrange and inter
Amediate points. 500 p. m.
From Jacksonville and points south
1o.5b D. m.
AALESMEN WANTED--To sell Il
grocers and confectioners: 500. OF
month and expenses.
slIfornla Cider and Extract Co.
st. Louis, Ne.
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MIR. and Mrs. W. c. EcDonald Of
Ainslee. are guests OF W. A. Nc
Donald.
Mrs. Dixon, Of BgtterAn, Ca is
a 'as guest Of "'''JA'"'' and Maud
Miss Mary V. Harrison leaves to-
day to visit Miss Ruth Atkins at Mt
Pleasant
Miss Margaret symons leaves this
week for New York to take an art
course.
Miss Dorothy Burford leaves today
g visit Miss Ruth Akin at Mt
Pleasant.
Miss Lizzie Aymar, Of Atlanta. is
the guest of Mrs. VIM. Aederson for
few days.
Miss Della Davis has returned to
Walkersville after visitAo the
Misses Girven.
Miss Frances Tann of
Douglas, is the guest Mrs
" =. Porter.
Miss Katharine HiH re-
turned to Thomasvilld visit
TO Mrs r. II. North.
rs. r. E. Boykin an lldren
are Nisiting Mrs. J. at st.
Simon for a few do
Mrs. Newsome PaffS Boston,
Ca, and her children he guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy
The many friends Mrs r. H.
Everett are glad I'd 6w that she
is improving from 81 rial days iii
ness. E
Mrs. II. r. duBlgnof, Miss Mamie
Symons and the Misabs Stiles leave
Monday to spend Z weeks at St
Simon. -
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The Home Mission Of McKendree
Aid Society win serve refreshments
this evening during the band concert
al Orange park. The public Ais n
Rod to paronize the ladies.
The many friends Of Mrs. John r.
Cook, formerly Of brunswick. regret
ner critical illness at her home in
Worcester. Mass. Her sons, bIessrs.
W. 3. and George Cook, win proo-
ably leave today for Worcester I'M
less better news is received.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Catholic chu-ch win give a moon
excursion to st. Simon this
az. The Hessie VIII leave at
aand there VIII be music
al BELLEVUE hotel Re
win be served Oh the
~ the island The fare
cents. Tire chaDerunes
Asdames J. b. Wright Dun
J, D. Ross r. e. Calnan.
- "a Ahan and Lillian Hurst.
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When taking a drink always seek
the best and the best Is Lewis EIus-
err.
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Asfs4faA tgUlEI glIE
in congemAI -tbmpany and appetizing
surroundings is the ideal thought for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the company
and We win attend to the balance
Service is perfect, and cuisine an
surpassed. A spread at this res
tauraat leaves a bFigat spot in the
memory that seems to remind you
to come again. For good eatino
dine here
THE METROPOLITAN
RESTAURANT
Telephone 321.
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Competent JDoEs.

COMPETENT JUDGES.
Renufy Doctors IcnS EerFsefde.
Women who make q IS OF beam
flying other women pretty near
knowing what will brin bout the best
results. Here are letters pm two. con-
corning Ierpiciee:
N IT can recommend Ne1Vro'a 'Horpi-
kde," as Il stopped my ham from falling
i; and. as a dressing 1t Naa no a1per-
Signed) Bertha A. Trlllinger. e
Complexion Specialist,
aMorrison ST.. Portland, Ore"
sffer using one bottle Of "IIerpicides
hair has stopped .aliing out. and my
Aalp is entirely free from dandrum.
(Signed) Grace Dodge
"Reauty Doctor,
: Ia5 Sixth ST., Portland. Ore"
bid BY leading druggists. Send 10c. in
mps for sample to The Horpicide Co..
&roit aIieh.
sizes--60 ~ avs and 500.
hith's Pharmacy. Agents.
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Ralph and Alfred Wood returned
yesterday rom Charleston where
the ArmerN graduated with distlnc-
ton ATuesdly az Porter Military
Academy.
Captain and Mr1. r. IT, Floyd and
their famiIyE are removing to she
residence cqener cg Howe ana Key
noids stTeeAs, recently SccuI&ed by
Rev. J, i, sammous'
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Miss Ruth Akin and Ter guest,
Miss irene King. came down from
llt- Pleasant and spent yesterday in
town.
Mrs. g. W. Fleming and her chill
dren win arrive tomorrow from
Jacksonville 10 spend a few days
with Dr. J. A. Butts
Miss Irene Wood is Erg a
week in Charleston, at
tended the graduating Of
Porter Military Acadd
Mrs. 4. A. Knlft >
dren and Mrs. R@ert 70
children leave "
weeks IN a cottad
Mr. and Mrs. s. q
asville, are Ike guest
McTighe and left wltd
to spend two weeks
Miss Ann Kcudrick %@
for Macon. after a visit to INN
j. Browning. Har macy DIN friehds
have enjoyed her visit and regret her
departure.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
SAYS WIFE G4WBLED.
Colonel KaUanaugh S1Cea's She
Freouented Canfeld's.

Patchogue. Long Island. Sept 29--Counsei Tor
Colonel George W. Kavanaugh. OF Waterfowl IoI-
merly on the military staff of Governors MORTON
and Black. yesterday obtained from Judge 1rli-
fnf five days extra time in which TO file an afnchu
ed to Mrs. Julia c. R haVanaush Coiii-
plant They asked for twenty days.
Counsel for Mrs. Kavanaugh said he Wouio 1't
oppose the extension If he had permission to WIN
draw his claim for counsel fee of $500. so llat
the might fix larger fee. Mrs kaVanausAS :
attorney said the defendants lawyers had SUD
mitted In opposition TO his motion for $3.50 cou'-
sci fee and So weekly alimony for Mrs. haValaush
thirty-eght afffdavits, OF 145 pages. in which MIS-
Kavanaugh was charged by her husband WIN
having had intimate relations with twenty CO.
respondents
Another affidavit fled charges Mrs. kaVanauGh
with being a freuuenter of Canfelds, at Saratoga
Miss Margaret Browne. who is named by MIS-
Kavanaugh IN her application for divorce as !lle
principal correspondent. filed an affidavit IN Which
she denies Mrs Kavanaugh's charge and refu'eS
any wrongdong with the defendant 1t is eN-
pected that the Will come TO trial here IN Tie
Fon
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
DISAPPOINTMENT DROVE HIM INSANE
Janitor Tried to End His Life Because Long
Expected Fortune Didn't Come.

Suffering from a temporary mental derange-
ment, Patrick Byrnes, a caretaker at the town
house OF John McGee. No 13 West 37th street
attempted suicide yesterday morning by cut
ting his throat with razor. For the last five
years Byrnes had been telling his friends about
a big fortune which he expected from his
mothers estate in Ireland. A lot Of fun was
poked at him because the money was long
time coming, but he always took the remarks
Of his friends with good humor.
For long time Byrnes has been jantor at
the Savoy Theatre. The actors and stage
hands there used to stop him and ask him in a
kindly way when his fortune due. Ac-
cording 10 Byrnes the only obstacle in the way
was that he could not reach the LAWYER who
to settle up the estate He waited long to
find this man, but UP to yesterday had not
found him.
Saturday night Byrnes turned the keys
of the theatre saying that he through with
his job. He seemed elated and acted as il he
had really received the long expected fortune
Yesterday morning he went into empty room
at his home and a minute later his wife heard
him fall to the floor. She found him covered
with blood and a by his side. Ryrnes
removed to the New York Hospital He will
probably recover.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
TO DISCIPLINE OBDURATE UNIONS.
Plan Gives Central Federated Bodies Power
to Call Sympathetic Strikes

Amendments to the constitution of the American
Federation Of La bor submitted for indorse-
1neut al the meeting of the Central Federated
Union Yesterday by Henry De FeauX. president OF
the Actors National Protective Organization The
amendments, If adopted. will give such bodies as
the Central Federated Union more power 70 DIS
cipine locals which refuse 10 join in sympathetic
strikes in support affiliated unions when ordered
to do SO by the central body. The propositions
were Endorsed. and will be submitted 10 the con-
vention OF the American Federation Of Labor which
begins in Norfolk Va, November II.
The Actors Protective Union. when the chorus OF
lhe Metropolitan Opera House struck last year
tried TO get the musicians and stage hands 10 join
in a sympathetic strike, but they refused 20 do so
on the ground that they would be breaking pre-
vious contracts. They were then suspended. but
afterward reinstated by order OF the executive
council of the American Federation Of Labor
Secretary Bohm said that a call had been issued
for convention Of all the structural building
unions in Beethoven Hall. 9th street, near Third
avenue next Friday. TO consider the question OF
uniting all the American Federation Of Labor build
ing unions.
Nearly all the agreements OF the building trade
unions viii expire at the end of this year, and
there is a movement foot to eliminate the arbi
tration clause from the agreement with the Build
ing Trades Employers Association.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
PAN-AMERICAN DELEGATE RETURNS
DR.. Rowe Points Out Uncle Sans Opportunl-
ties in South America

Or. +. :. Rowe. n member Of the faculty Of the
University of Pennsylvania who has just returned
from a sixteen months tour IN South America is
Of the opinion that the United States is entering
upon a new epoch in its relations with the re-
pubIics that country. DIR. Rowe was a dele
gate from the United States to the Pan-American
conference in Rio de Janeiro last summer and
after the close of the conference he made an ex-
clrsiOn through Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay. Chilli.
Bolivia and Peru.
The visit of Secretary Root to South America
said Dr. Rowe seemed 10 crystalline and give
definite expression. the growing conviction that
all the old fears and suspicious concerning The
policy and ultimate purposes of the United States
were unfouuded and that the interests of all the
republics of the continent. best subserved by
spirit Of cordial cooperation and mutual help
fulness. The United States must avail itself OF
the of good feeling that is now sweeping
over Latin America. Commercially. the trend is
distinctly toward the United States. But the
greatest of the opportunities now confronting the
United States IN its relations with South America
is in the work of educational reorganization"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30

strange uniformity in the matter of vaca-
tions and sick leave. Men In the employ OF the
Panama Railway Company seem TO be treated bet
than those in the employ OF the Canal Com
mission. Americans paid by the month are grant
sick leave. with pay: those who are not Arneri-
are not paid for sick leave. Since July 'fe
have been allowed time and one-half pay Ioi
work holidays.
There is general discrimination against unions
the isthmus, but there is strong snt-unoh
sentiment among officials and unwilingness 10
deal with union committees. which has caused
dissatisfaction and seems inconsistent, in view oi
the fact that Secretary Taft meets the natonai
officials of the organizations and corners
with them relative to the conditions of their men
upon the isthmus
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30

FL Alba Quick Galveston September "a. to the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse. Lett Quarantine
S:i3
Rio Grande Young. Galveston September % TO
the Mallory Ss Lire with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine at 6:lO II.
Steamer Caledonia tBr). Baxter Glasgow md MoviiIs
sos storage passengers and mdse. Arrived
Steamer Astaea ORD. Blackenbury. Huelva September
H. 10 { Bowring 4 Co. with Arrived az the
"a l3o D
Steamer Sata. Rood Brunswick CT September as 10
the Brunswick IS Co. with lumber Left Quarantine
4i5
Steamer w E Coley Gaskell. Norfolk TO ihe Merritt
& Chapman Derrick and Wreckng Co. in ballast. Lett
Quarantine 42O d IN.
Steamer Ogeechee. Pickett. Brunswick September
70 to The Brunswick Ss Co. with lumber Quarantine
425 p
Steamer Charles Tfberghion CFr, Iadonna Dunkirk
September u 10 Howard Eoulder Arrived at
the Bar at
steamer lroquois Chichester Jacksonville September %
ana Charleston "a to the Clyde IS passengers
and mdse- Left Quarantine "a % n.
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapey. and
Norfolk. TO the Old Dominion passeuSers
mdse- Left Quarantine a 80 D m.
steamer SsSuranca, OakeS. Santiago -
Nassau 2s 70 the New and Cuba Mail IS Co. with
- passengers, mails and Arrived the a.
1890 o III. - - - -
steamer Thomas Waynau (Isri. Johnson, Havana Sep
Bar
steamer Pawnee. Rich. Philadelphia 20 the Clyde So
Co. with 'ndss Passed In Sandy Hook 6:3J D IN.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
PRIZES FOR TRACK SUPERVISORS.
Pennsylvania Railroads Reward to Employees
Showing Best Conditions.

Philadelphia. Sept. 2s.-The PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road, in order to maintain healthy rivalry among
its track supervisors. will distribute In October
S. 400 in prizes to the men whose tracks have been
kept in the safest and most perfect condition dur
ing the last year The main lines of the whole
territory between New York and Pittsburg, Phila-
delphia and Washington form the scene of the
competition.
Before the awards made the main line track
viii be inspected by engineers of the maintenance
OF way department and the division superinten-
dents 10 be followed two weeks later by the gen
eral managers annual inspection.
There be $1,000 prize. four $500 prizes
and one prize .of $1,000 The 81, premium: is
for the line maintained throughout the year.
The $1,000 premium is for the supervisors division
showing the greatest improvement during the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
LIBRARY TRAINING AT HIGH SCHOOL.
New Course Installed for Girls by Board of
Education

With the opening Of the school year the Board
OF Education has installed course in library
training at the Washington Irving High School for
Girls, in East 18th street This is the only high
school the city with technical courses for girls.
1t already has classes in millinery, bookkeeping,
stenography, art and designing
The library class is under the instruction OF q
skilled librarian tlE entire work being under the
erection Of the New York Public Library and
under the personal supervision of Miss Elizabeth
/. Foote. instructor of the training class in the
New York Public Library. By agreement the ex-
pense conducting the class will be borne by the
Board Of Education and the New York Public
Library will give precedence to its graduates over
applicants for places in Class L in library
work. and viii also admit the graduates to a
shorter than the regular one Of year in
the library training class
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-NINTH JUDICIAL
~ District, Putnam County.-In the the ap
plication petition of J. Edward Simmons Chsrle. A
Shaw Charles n, Chadwick constituting Board
OF Water Supply OF the City Of New York. acqulr.
real behalf OF the City OF New York
Chapter 72i OF the Laws OF 1905 in the Town OF
County OF Putnam. New York. for
pose OF providing additional supply pure and
wholesome for the OF the City Of New
AqueduCt, Section No. 2-Publc notice Is
by given that the Second Separate Report OF J
appointed Commissioners OF Appraisal in the above
matter by order OF the Supreme Court. made
Special Term thereof held at the Court House In White
Plains Westchester County. January 10. 1907 filed
I'm he of Clerk the Putnam
gath day August 1907 Said report bears date
1907. and affects Parcels numbers ST. So 81
H. "a. rs s6 81 this proceeding Notice
Is further given that application Will be made
Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the state OF New
York. be held in for the Ninth Judicial at ths
White Plains. Weschester County. New
the 5h day Of October 1907. at 10 O'Clock IN
of that day thereafter counsel
order confirming said and for
further may be
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON,
Corporation Counsel Hall OF Records. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Sunday, Sept. 29, l9O7.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Palanya Cfer). Hon. Hamburg
American Line. with muse +Aiii'eu q"
1890 c.o..ha. ord
steamer Alamo avery. Galveston Septenler 10 a anu
the Mallory IS Co. with Pass'"aN'S ~
nlTse. Left Quarantine at 500 m -. ,,-r.. Can
steamer Dochra (Erl Iongbottonl buehos t.S -
barbados 81 to Terber 4" o. WI" 1Nd9'
Arrived he Rar u midnight 2Sth -, A.
san IIsn September ~ 10 the
New York and Porto Rico IS 60. WIN -
ndsc. Arrived at the Bar at ''-l M
ste.Tocr Csnac (Rrl Morris. Coquimbo July H. HI
raraiso n Charleston September 10 and batlino
W p Grace & mdse Arrived at the bat a' 1
,...r csn,e,,bar
Nsples r. Palermo and Almeria H. 10 iiennersoI
l2 cabin and Dol steerage passengers GIL"
md,s. Arriy ed at the Bar at 10 p n 18TH
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

r. Mnnehaha. which reported 20 Siasconsat A. m
yest"rday. when 10 miles east of the Nantucket south
IIghtshtp. expected dock about to-day
kroonland. which reported Sable leland at
yesterday. when miles SANDY Hook. IS eN-
10 abou. "A m TIes1sy
The Krouprnz Wilhelm. which reported to Cape Rae
yesterday. when 30 miles east OF that sta
tion. expected dock about T:3o TUESDAY
Pisnoute. which reported SABLE Island
yestcrday when 50 miles east Of that station
Is oxperted dock about so a Wednesday
The CHrnanla which reported Cape tiaoc at a M
Hesterdav. miles IF Sandy HOOK Is
rectcd 10 dock about 1880 WEDNESDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-09-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.


MovIe Sept 29-Colurnbia (Br1 New York for tI's's'
tand proceetsdl. o,,~~
Suez. 29-TudOr Prince tEr). YokohaInA s,nss-
KuchnOtzu Shanghai. DaiOt-i. Hong hons. 0N
pore. Penang and Alden for New York
SAILED
Queenstown Sept 20. 1O:25 a u-Etruria C3ro fIofn -
erpoOI New York sc>
Dover Sept 20 10 a n.-Zeeland (fr,. from Ane"~S
York A. N~R
MoviiIe Sept 29-Astcria CBr). from Glasgow nr
York
Plume SEPT 2s-SlavOnia tfsrp. New York Ant
ieara Sert aa-Finlsnd New York for ana -
Minnetonka tBrl. New York for ionSa work
da i (uutch), Rotterdam and Bouiosne rcr rc~xA-
Saney Hook j. Sept % ESQ m--"in0 -
northwest moderate breeze. partly cloudy