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New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
THOUGHT DEAD "a YEARS IS ALIVE.
Kentucky Man Disappeared in 1873-BOth
Wife and Himself Remarked.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph to Inc tribune
Nashville, Tenn. June Lawson r. Lane, for
merly a well known resident Of Ellington. Ky,
who disappeared thirty-four years ago and was
supposed have been killed PaduCah by pink
Plumber notorious woman outlaw. has been To-
Gated at Zeigier. Ill. where. it IS said he has
married again and is wealthy. Curtis Lane, son
by the first wife made these facts known here to-
day after receiving report from detective whom
he sent to Zeigler to investigate the case.
SUpposing her husband to he dead. the first wifi"
Curtis Lanes mother. married again j. F.
Denton, and lives at Erlington with him now.
rearing another family of several children She is
I'll at present and has not been told of the dis
cOvery made by her son
The elder Lane disappeared in 1873. and shortly
afterward the Plumber woman was arrested for
numbering another man. Two years later. after
conviction she confessed tho scaffold To having
killed three men the same week she killed the one
for whose murder she to hang, and said that
she had hired negroes to throw the bodies into the
river It was supposed that Lawson Lane was one
OF these three men
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
BOY BURIED IN RUINS.
Walls Fail at Bridgeport Firc-TSco
Fremen Hurt.
Lnr rs,eeranh 70 The Tribune. J

Bridgeport. Conn. June 2.-One boy was killed
and two fremen We're probably fatally injured
when the walls of a storehouse, occupied by
Miner Reed & Garrette wholesale grocers OF
New Haven, fell after a fire late last night.
The f1remen thought the blaze under control and
leaving the building. when the walls fell
The fire. it is believed. started by a shelf
loaded with matches falling into can of gaso-
Iene. An explosion followed and soon the whole
building was ablaze. The firemen had the fire
under control quickly, but as they were prepar-
ing TO get away the walls began TO sag. Warning
was shouted by the bystanders. but too late
Carl Harder, eighteen years old, Of NO Is
Webster street. was over by a hose carriage
whose driver was trying to get his team out of
harms way. The boy buried in debris
His skull was crushed and he died almost in
stantly. William Madden, the chiefs driver,
and Thomas Cox, a hoseman, were hit by bricks
and so badly injured that their recovery is
doubtful II is feared that there may be more
bodies in the ruins.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
ORANGE W1TER SUIT.
Right to Tap SubteTanean Rivcrs
MCOiUed IN Farmers IctiOn.

East Orange, n J.. June (SpeciaD.-A suit
brought against the city OF East Orange by Frank
w. Meeker farmer of Livingston. who asks $4,000
damages because. he alleges, he has been deprived
Of his water supply by the ncursons of the ctty's
water plau', will he heard before Judge Frederic
Adams IN the Circuit Court tomorrow The prtn-
ciple involved is important. and the action is OK
peced TO be of unusual interest. If Meeker is sue
cessful 1t may cost the city dear The outcome is
being anXousy awaited by a number Of mu-
inequalities which own their own sources of water
supply.
In his bill of particulars Mr.. Meeker says that
springs his farm which he depended for
water for his cattle and refrigeratng purposes in
connection with his dairy rendered useless
when East Orange sank twenty artesan wells at
White Oak Ridge. in the Township Of Millburn,
quarter OF a mile from his place. Furthermore ne
says that fertile fields which produced twenty
acres Of hay now only produce six lie states his
belief that the subterranean river which supplies
his springs tapped by the city, thus cutting off
bis supply. The defence of East Orange will he
that MIR. Meeker's springs supplied from n
river on a level much higher than the one tapped
by the East Orange wells. The land affected is
one of the fertile spots IN the county, and the
Summit water supply Is taken In part from the
same section that more than one community
IS affected. including Summit and South Orange,
and possibly Milburn and West Orange. The re-
suits may affect proposed changes in the Or
ange waterworks Mr. Meeker is the first man in
this state TO bring such an action The rights to
potable waters were touched upon in a suit be
tween Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, but the ques
tiOn of rights in subterrane2n rivers is new. The
case will be carried TO the Court of Errors and
Appeals matter which way it is decided by
Judge Adams
Many witnesses, including several engineers and
more than forty persons. residents of tn" section
near the East Orange waterworks, will be called
to testify regarding the effect of pumping from
the artesian wells upon the flow Of the springs and
surface water in the noiEhborhood. The city will
face difficult problem if it loses the case. for the
plant. which Is one Of the finest of its kind in the
country. has been in operation only year two.
the city could turn for relief IN of final un-
favorable decision is hard tC say.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
PnbHc N0HccS.

DTRSrANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMr;NT. Nc.
tise IS hereby given that act senate 4 2I3S.
Rec "5 has been passed by both branches Legs
atrro entitled
AZ ACT
TO AMEND CHATTER FIvD HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY OF THE LAWS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWO. ENTITLED AN ACT N RELATION To
THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. ITS OFFICERS AND MAR1IIAIS." RELATIVE
Ip THE FORMATION OF AN APPELLATE TERM IN
THE SECOND lDI,TAL DEPARTMENT.. APPOINT
ING CLERKS AND ATTENDANTS. AND TO PROVIDE
FOR THE EXPENSES THEREOF.
Further notice is hereby given Hearing
moon snr bill Will Dee held a. tho Mayors Ofce in the
'fty Han IN the city Of New York "Wednesday June
bth 1907 a' 1893" o'clock a NJ
Dated C.ty Hail. New York juno |. 1907
GBpRGE MCCLELLAN
Mayor,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
PUBLIC SERVICE BLAMED AGAIN
Held Responsible for Death of Boy Who
Took Hold of Hanging Live Wire.
LBy TELEGRAPH 10 Tho rrtbure

Bound Brook. =. j. June 2.-The Public Service
Corporation held responsible by coroner.s ir,.
here last night for the death on "Wednesday Of
Rudolph Deluco. seven years old. who while at
PLAY, took hold of a live wire that hung from, O
pole belonging to the company 1t Main and Church
streets. and was instantly killed. Coroner Wild Of
somerset County held an inquest. which II was
proved mat the company had been told on Tuesday
10 remove the broken wire and failed 10 do So
a score Of witnesses were examined. after which
inc case went to the jury which returned to court
a. midnight and held the Public Service Corpora
tlon responsible. The boy burned on uhe
head, neck ard right hand and left leg MANY Der-
sons, sons say the M accident This is the third time re-
other cases being deaths from asphyxiatiou in Nm,
Brunswick and Hackensack.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
NAV sT. PAUL CATHEDRAL STARTED.

st. Paul, June 2.-The cornerstone Of the fourth
cathedral of St Paul, 10 be completed four years
hence which will probably surpass any other
American church in architectural beauty was
laid this afternoon. Archbshops ireland OF 81
Paul. Quigley. of Chicago; Keane. Of Dubuque;
Glennon- of St Louis, and Christie of Oregon
City score of bishops from various states ard
two hundred priests took nart Tho cercrno,,ict
a1e|ea a feSleW Sly by Archbishop Ireland and his
sand ArchbishoD Ireland read letters OF felirlta-
ION from president Roosevelt and Cardinal Merry
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, June 2 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer ludIaghiri tBD. IIongsworth London Nav
~ TO fuEcl Edge Co. IN ballast. Arrived nj the Rayr
at l ''' W t"e Dur
steam yacht AEawa. Harding Gibraltar Nav II an,
Ridge. ' VIII ancH'r at bay
- steamer Maravai CBr, Scott. Trinidad Nav ., o,,
'tcAada -" TO the Trinidad Shipping and 'Tr,d.ne 80
@ltn 10 passenge'H mails and mdsc. Arrived AZ t I}
at S3o m. -''''''" at 'ne i'Nr
steamer Sicilian Prince CBD. Fielding NAMES NAV,
!ir7rus IL fhtras II Gibraltar 10 Madeira ~ NJ O.
Michats - TO { Richard Co with 10 cabin onS ss,t
O:O5 LIST oH ~ '"e Lar at
Steamer Umbria u}r Charles Iiverpoo, Ma, y, -, ,
Queenstown 20 to the Cunard IS Co La yf - anu
Bar S;23 p m. 1st. ' curved NJ the
steamer san Juan. Foss, San Juan NAV ., Nioyo
- Johos - ana Ponce 2S to the New York q port 1i
the Bar at 80 u ~ @'ilNed at
steamer Bradford Ger. Thomson Port Morant No, 90
TO the United Fruit with M 't way %
fIuit Arrived at the Bar 4 m 'H0's "i'd
steamer Blucher Oier). Reesng Iamlurp N,a, -.
Southainp'9n - ana Cherbourg rs TO the Hambur-%' 80
American Line, with 2GO cabin 337
gers mails and mdse. Arrived the bar nj tnt - -
steamer jamestown. CathaTine Newport New op6 "
lolk TO the Old Dominion SIS Co. with mas sngcrs 90,
ndse Left Quarantine al $40 y m. H'' ana
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and %orro, .,
n IS 90 with passengers mdse eff
rol sanGy Hook J. June $50 ,n-wnd northwest.
SAILED.
steamers provincial tFrt for Marseios. Csprera tan
Genoa and Naples; Itzehoe (Ger) Fremantie Ids,ad
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
MAY PASS THE PLATE IN HEAVEN
Work of Salvation to Continue in Next
World, Bishop Fallow Says.
IRy TeIegranh 10 mo rrhnne /

Chicago June missionary work for the sal
walton of souls will not stop on earth, but will 60
right on with increasing ardor and enthusiasm in
heaven. Bishop Samuel Faow Of St PauI's Re
formed Episcopal Church. asserted to-day I'm a prel-
ude 10 his morning sermon.
THE missionary work I'm heaven" he said will
he carried On for the benefit of souls iuhabiting
the multitude of other worlds than the planet
Earth" And he warned his congregation thar #
might well be prepared to contribute literally to
me missionary funds 10 bo collected i'm Paradise.
II am not 50 sure that Christians i'm heaven will
not have to raise money and with equal aydor and
enthusiasm labor for the salvation of souls ,f
other worlds than ours" he concluded
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
FIRE IN BREWERS APARTMENT.
Mrs Frederick w Woerz Finds Blaze in
Closet-Soon Extinguished

Fire did $1,000 damage last nigh; in the apart
ments Of Frederick W. Wocrz, the brewer. on the
seventh floor of the Loriugton apartments. Cen
tral Park West and 7Oth street. The fire was
soon eXtinguished ana caused little excitement
in the apartment house Mrs. Woorz was pass
ing through one Of the bedrooms. when she
smeHd smoke. She found that it came from a
clothes closet next to the bedroom
She TOLD an elevator boy. who called Supern-
tend"nt Jacob Smith. The elevator man and
other attendants were soon gathered and hurried
10 the room. The blaze had spread through the
closet, but half a dozen fire cxtinguishcrS were
enough to subdue it. In the mean time the fire
engines had arrived. but the attendants had tn.
fire almost out and few minutes Wur. ON tn.
part OF the nremcn finished it,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
Proposals.

0FFTTE OF THE sI-FER7TTTTDfTT or THE
- Mint OF the United states. philadelphia Pa June l.
l'"' sealed Proposals. IN duplicate will be received
th'. ufic" untn u O'Clock noon. Wednesday June -
E"l and then publicly opened for supplying three hun
Jr'i and nifty Thousand $50 ayorduUoiz
tu=ot r1pTcr tn" quality highest grade Eectrolyc tho
hS"i~ 2" b" cast with low bridge twelve
pounds each I'm weight Eleven thousand tLo"m
aNHfIvr9s pounds ~ high grad" commercial Eight
thousand tS'.r ay0rlupoi~ pounds of straits Tin
subject o N'Ht assay. suitable for bronze
aE" Ih" deliveries 90 ha mad" suit requirements. IN
a.'dan'" with Specifications proposal other
Information which had up- auTIieati77 10 John
II I.AhIII- eLLI.rInfnrIant
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
MADE FIREMEN USE BACK DOOR.
Merchant Afraid They Would Ruin Carpets
in Walking in to Put Out Chimney Blaze.

Because of the rain and cold weather Yesterday,
James D. Coin, a retired merchant of No West
5Gth street had fire built I'm a CRATE in his studio
the fourth floor Of his home An hour later
smoke began 10 pour down the chimney.
An alarm was sent to Fire Headquarters by tclo-
phone ana two hromon were ordered to the scene.
They found it was impossible cxtinglish the
blaze. which threatened every minute To spread.
and turned In alarm.
Mr.. Coin refused to allow the hromeu to enter
the house by the front door and compelled them to
walk around To the back He said they would ruin
the carpets and tapestries. ono" they got TO work
the frcmen made short work Of the blaze The
police estimate the loss at S50o.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
WAITS FoR ARRESTS AFTER ACCIDENT.

While crossing Seventh avenue at 26th street last
night Cornelius Casey. OF No. al West 29th street
WAS knocked down by automobile driven by
Daniel Reilly. If No. Hi West 50th street The
laan taken in the machine to the New York
Hospital, whore his condition said he seri-
ous. Reilly locked up in the West Goth street
Etation. charged with assault. and held without
latl The chauffeur waited the hospital until
= policeman OF the West 18th street station came
%
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
FLYwHEEL CAUSES FATAL WRECK.

Pttsburg. June 2-TEc bursting OF 4 large fly
wheel the Creighton Power Plant, Tarentum
near here to-day. instantly killed the engineer
seriously injured his assistant and hurt several
other employees. The building was wrecked and
sGeetcar service Tho Allegheny County lines to
Tarcntysn was suspended for twelve hours until
tle power plant could be repaired.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
SHOT BY REVOLVER UNDER PILLOW

West Orange. June > Cspecfal.-Hearinc a renort
that some one had been shot on Friday at the
home OF Stephen d. Riddle. contract agent of the
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad the Orange Noun
tain the West Orange police made an nvest;pat tio,
last night They found that one of Mr. RiddIe's
servants. Emily Michele, had been tIdvine mn ono
of the rooms of member oF the fanilv WIZ
revolver fell from Under pillow and was d.
charged iEo builet went through TIC girls left
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
PATIENT BITES NURSE.
Woman Runs Wild Through Hospital
Placed in Psychopathic Ward

because she had run through tho wards and bit
Ton nurse I'm the Both Israel hospital. cherry
and Division streets. Mrs Yctta FWmm. eiSty years
CID Of No - Ludlow street. was removed from
that institution last night and taken to Bellevue
Hospital whore she was placed IN the psycuopathr
ward
The woman was admitted TO tho Both Israel
Hospital last FNriday. Sh" soon hogan to act in "a
peculiar manner Ou saturday night. while tho
uurs" at tho other end of the ward Mrs
Flumm jumped ont ~ bad and started To run Up
and down the corridor. As Miss Alice EirhUlu. a.
nurse, was assisting surgeon. Tho woman grabbed
hold Of the nurses right arm with her teeth When
she let 90 II Was found that her teeth had poue-
trated deep into the h,sl.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
TuegoAT CAPTAIN ARRESTED.

James H. Young trgboat captain. Of No III
East 13ith street. was locked uD the Alexander
avenue station last night. charged with assaultine
his mother-in-law, Mrs. 4. Lyman At the station
Young told the lieutenant that Mrs. Lyman had
leen keeping his wife out late at night Last night
Mrs Young returned home from Il walk about 10
O'Clock with her mother Young IS alleged to have
struck Mrs Lyman ana her cries brought Patrol
man Haddock who arrested him. Mrs Lyman wa :
attended oy AL auoulanc" surgeon from the Lin
.-lI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
FORTY MILE CHASE GETS HORSE THIEF

Ity Telegraph Tho Tribunel
Nanwert. Ohio June after an alI-day chase
of forty miles over muddy roads a posse Of
farmers, headed by sheriff, captured horse tbj.f
tonight. after fatally woundng him During the
pursuit many shots We're exchanged The Cu,,,,i,..
is believed to be Marvin Kuhn, rccentlv hardened
from the penitentiary after numbering fellow,
horse "
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
PARIsHIoNERs ATTACK PRIEST.
Foreigners Plan to Murder Pastor and De-
molish His House in Cleveland.
[Ry TELEGRAPH to The Trlbun..I

Cleveland, June Two thousand foreigners
stormed the St Vitus Catholic Church here late
this afternoon, bent upon dcmoshins the structure
ana killing the pastor. Father Nitus Hribar. Po-
lice reserves arrested forty of the Tnglcaders and
dispersed the mob. The plot was Matched in near
10y saloon. a score of half-drunken men started
for the church and parish house. shouting wildly
a large crowd soon assembled. and a shower Of
bricks and stones broke the windows When the
reserves arrived q dozen were climbing into
the house. The parishtoners object to Father
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
BISHOP MORRISON BACK.

On the Cunar3 iner CmhriG. which arrived yes
terday from Liverpool. Bishop Theodore y
Moriison- Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Iowa. and MIS- Morrison; 4. c. Thackeray who
c0mef here 70 spend six weeis hunting in The
go Ky MooHt2lns; + Andrew &c Moleyns, son -"
ora entry and A. Token worm who .1as been
abfoad With the Sothem-Ma-lowe company.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
FATAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.

San Antonio Tex, June 2-One instantly
killed and score of persons injured, some Of whom
will die is the result of the wrecking Of eastbound
passenger train No. at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
two miles west of Lozer, Il small station on the
Southern Pacific.
Among thCse hurt was jose Castaro, of No 90
East 2st street New York City, cut the head
and bruised right kree.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
,rnkes malI for soulh Rrn1il.
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close In n v
Japan. COrea. China Philippine Isl
auds tyia Vancouver Victoria
r.. C)-Empress of India q -,
Japan. CoTca and china Especially ad-
dressed only) Vla Scattlel-Kaga
Maru -. June g. 600 m
,, ands VIA Tacoma, -Yangts1e June I 600 m
Hawaii. Japan. t0rca. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia San Francisco
porlc = 1890 a m
Hawaii Cia san FrHucscol-Sierra. June IL i2:3O m
Hawaii, Japan. Cor,a. China Philip
pine Islands tvin san Franciscop-
Coptic ....... June H. 1870 a m
Australia teXccpt WcsU. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fill Islands
Caledonia tNia Vancouver Vic
- toTa Is Cl--AoranEi June 49, 1890 a IN
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands
:, Francsco- Marposa ;.........: June 90 a m
Hawaii, GHam and Philippine Islands
t'a san Francisco)-U transport. July 30 a IN
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
GERMAN TOURIST PARTY HERE.

ON the Hamburg American liner Butcher which
arrived last night from Hamburg. was "a party ot
German merchants on trip around the world.
Among them are J. G. Knesche who is conduct
ing the tour; Ravon and Baroness Won Bethune.
Dr Walter &. klotz. Heinrich LehmkuhI. and
Frederick Soleala cher. Another OF the
Blucher's passengers Miss Helen Harrington.
who, after studying music in Paris and Vienna or
five years is returning 10 her home in Portland.
Orc
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
CoNEY ISLAND AS A WINTER RESORT.
Dreamland Introduces Artificial Heat to
Attract Visitors.

Dreamland has hit on q scheme to attract visitors
u Coney Island rain shine. and, with this
scheme the colder the better. All the shows
indoors and the ..ace of each exhibit moderately
heated
IT works we'll" the press agent said. "and while
want real warm weather. don't purpose
losing money in cold Gather. We had encouraging
crowds Saturday night and even yesterdaN
despite the rain
The management has engaged John Gray. of
London 10 play the chimes in the church in the
Bay Of Naples production.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
REPUBLICANS CONTROL wILmlNaToN

by Telegraph 30 -hc Tribune 7
Wilmington, Del. June THE RepuiIca-e aro
- co.opiete control Of Wilmington. At The cit,
election yesterday tiey reelected Mayor WILSON
and elected the CitT Treasurer President Of Coun-
g aIl@ eight Of the twelve members Of the latte~
'IodJ. The Republican victory is significant 81, 4,
rih haze an effect on the tectina for Governor in
9eF' when an executive will be chosen who J.,
JGne. sb5. viii appoint an entrcy new judiciary
for Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
TROLLEY CAR KILLS OLD WOMAN

Mrs lda Moo:r. sixty Years Old. OF No Is Ham
:lton street. Newark fatally hart in that cit,-
late on Saturday night, when Mulberry. street
car hit her. She vas crossing the street near
Hamilton street and either did not see the c,. Or
thought she could get ahead Of T. She VS.
Anockcd senseicss and removed "a the Cir 4osr,i
tai who're she died last night 'ii
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
BLACK AND COLORED FABRICS In Both Stores

Exhibition and Sale of Summer Dress
Goods, including Wolfe, Panama, plain
and fancy Mohair and Sicilian, Wool Taf-
fetas, shadow stripe Batiste, Novelty
EOIienne, Storm Serge and CheviOt. light
weight Suitings, etc.
On Monday, June the 3rd.
Cream white, English MOhair Sicilian.
Brilliant finish. "A inches wide.
soc per yard
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
NO SMALL DEALER.

Did you cver sell your voter" asked the i'm
pertinent friend. III"
Never. answered Senator Sorghum "A single
vote is Of no consequence these davs ..Yo,I've Cot
TO contract 10 deliver them in lunches ',-VaSl,
ington Star. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS In Both Stores.

WASHABLE DRESS GOODS In Both Stores
On Monday and Tuesday,
June the ;Srd and 4th.
10000 yards Imported Irish Dimty
Best quality. All the seasons new de-
signs Dimity and cable cords, checks
and plaids with various printed dots,
rOsebuds, stripes rings and floral pat
terms. 15c per yard
usuaIp price
White st. Gall Swiss. 80 inches wide.
2Sc per yard
@3rd Street 54fb -S'freef.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

NINA I III. ALMANAC.
sun rises 4;3 sun sets 20 Moon rises Moons are
HIGH WATER.
A. MSaudy Hook 1:IO Island 1:lsIIIeu Cate ~,
!. MSandy Hook zoo Gov 2:22 Hell Cste
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS,

The Noordam which reported Sable Island vesterl,
1870 a m. when 100 miles southeast of M
Is expected 10 dock about I:SO a IN Tuesday ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
'Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
For Mail closes saiIs
Kaiser W der G. Bremen. y q Lloyd. a m a
fTiDZ SElsmund. Jamaica, Hamb- M n
taFona Liverpool, 'uidIn HOO "A m
Marcos Galveston Mallory
Apache. JaCHsony ille. clyde. 500 n,
'4'y OF Macon savannah savannah 800 Op
WEDNESDAY. JUNE <
Oceanic. Southampton. White star. 11:3Oam 900 n ~
l"nuNSpn Argentine. Lamp y Hot iSO 10 90
Eoruuilan, H'r"'u.A 3ueuec- 400 a IA
Naldi,I, lnaEua Uaub- 90 a IN 300 u m
IaIa Booth
Statcudam. Rotterdam. Holland an -,
Muskva. Rotterdam. Russian Vol .....--- - -
Ir1teus. New Orleans. So Pacthc..-.. 1900 m
THURSDAY. JUNE O.
'I1 Savoic. IiavrC French ........ 700 n, IOO1 -,
hlttd states 'hlStlhuslnd $50 1900
lHu'her, hamburg HlriteAm ....-.- 20 u M
Mexico. Havana. Ward 300 200
Sr!lh,le IHrk island clyde l2;3O 300 p n
nam tI"IHth \ - i+'Fd 1000
Regina di Italia, Naples. LLOYD Sab.
Manzanil!", Tampico. Ward ......---.. 300 Op m
CITY oi Atlanta, savannah. savannah. --- 800
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
THU P@DAY. JUNE O.

THU P%DAY. JTNE q
'NruHro Kingston. June I...... Z NJ r,
'iros-Cr kurflrst Bremen. MAY -. How'd
Igrha-oRsa- Gibril'a- MAY iov,J
Manuel Calvo. barcelona. May Sran,sr
Mtssa. barcelona. May - Fs,r.
CITY of Memphis savannah, June Savannah
'Rrngs mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03

SAILED ,,.-,
Queenstown. June . y m-Campania tbl NV
Liverpool. New York "A.
Rotterdam June l-Ryndam Dutch. New NorA y
Boulogne
Liverpool June 1-Cevtr tRsl. York. -.
Gibraltar. June 1-Pannouia (Brl tfrom Naples e""
New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. June 2-st Laurent (Frl New York foF H-vH~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03

.une 10. 80 a IN
Iune 80. 81 l2:3O a IN
July l. Il 30 "A IN