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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE 0U|
THE TEAMS WILL START THE
SEASON APRIL IA AND CLOSE
OCTOBER Z
More Joy Added to the Heart Of the
Baseball Fan By Announcement
Yesterday Of the National League
Dates The Pitcher, By a New
Rule, Must Not Rub New Ball On
the Ground.

laa 3 =
New York, Feb. 2S.- Though the
winters chill still hovers over the
cities where the game is played and
forty six days must elapse before
they will be able to enjoy their fav-
orite pastim.e, baseball fans are able
at least to map out campaigns for
the coming season Of the various
clubs in, the two major leagues, for
following the action Of the American
League Wednesday,, the National
League yesterday made public it's
schedule.
Like that Of the American League,
the National season will open April
IA, but will close one day earlier,
October 7th. Each club, however,
will play 154 games. The eastern
and western clubs Of the Nationalists
will open in, their own territory,
Boston playing at Brooklyn, New
York at Philadelphia, Chicago at
Cincinnati, and Pittsburg at st.
Louis.
The prerogative, previously held
only by the pitcher, to soil the ball
before it is put into play, received
litssdeath thrust at the hands Of the
joint rules committee. AS the rule
now stands, the pitcher may not rub
the ball on, the ground or on any por-
tion Of his clothing and may only
isoil it with his hands.
1t was decided also that sacrifice
lhits shall also be credited to a bats
man, who, when no one is out or
when but one man is out, hits. a by
ball that is caught, but results in a
run being scored
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
THOMAS FIN NANCIERS
INDICTED BY JURY
E. R. and Orlando Charged With Mis.Manage-
nlent Of Funds Of ProYident Insurance
Company While They We're Directors
Both May GO to Prison

New York, Feb. %. Edward R.
Thomas and Orlando r. Thomas,
prominent financiers of extensive
interests, We're indicted yesterday on
charges growing out Of their manage
iment OF the funds Of the ProYident
Savings Life Insurance Society. The
indictments are three in number, two
being against Edward r. and one
against Orlando r.. The offenses
charged are violations Of the insur-
ance laws and are punishable by a
fine OF $500 o ra years imprisonment
or both on each count.
IN the first Indictment q. r. Thorn
as{is accused of unlawfully being PEI
cuniarily interested as a beneficiary
in; the loan from an Insurance COM
pany doing business In this state, OF
which corporation he was then and
there director. ss
This Indictment deals with the loan
made by Thomas from the firm Of
Thomas, Maclay & Company, stock
brokers. On April 2nd, 1907. Thomas
was a customer of the firm and In
.debted on demand loans In large
sums. At the same time the indict-
ment alleges, Thomas. Maclay & Co.
were indebted to other financial IN
stitutions,, the loans being secured
with stock and other securities Of
Thomas. Maclay & Co, and Of their
customers.
On the same day, April End, 1907.
Thomas Maclay 8 Co., was indebted
to the Hamilton bank for loan on
demand Of 100000, made by the
bank to the company, secured BY se-
curities similar to those put up for
other loans. The indictment says:
On. that day the bank did then
and there demand Of Thomas, Maclay
g Co, the payment Of said loans and
Thomas, Maclay & Co, did not have
on that day 100000 with which to
pay said loan, whereupon it became
necessary for Thomas. Maclay q co.
either to borrow 100000 with which
TO pay the loan, or then and there
suspend business. z
After the Hamilton bank had de-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28

nanded payment Of this particular 1,
loan the Provi ident Savings Life As
surance society loaned $4,000 to-
the italian lean Trust company.
On the same day Thomas was a direc-
Tor Of the insurance company and
the Indictment says was unlawfully
'pecuniarily interested as a beneficiary
in the loan made by the Provitient
Life, because Thomas knew that the 4
failure Of Thomas, Maclay 8 Co..,
would mean decline in the price Of
the securities put UP by the frm as &
collateral on loans. II was agreed
that the loan made BY the Provident
Life to the Italian American Trust
company should be turned over to
Thomas, Maclay & Co.. which was
done and the loans Of the Hamilton
bank paid.
The second Indictment accuses
Thomas Of 'unlawfully receiving
valuable thing for procuring the loan.
from the insurance company III
which he wa sthen director. This
happened on February LIST, 907.
when the Provident life loaned $780,
1000 to the Union bank Of Brooklyn
the loan being procured and recon-
!, ,mended by Thomas. Five days before
that Thomas had received q loan Of
I$100, 900 from the Union bank The
@indi ictment says that Thomas agreed
with the Union bank to recommend
1.-The loan on 5000 to the bank by
I the ProYident Life and he carried
iout his part of the contract and that
lin consideration the bank made aI
loan to him Of 500, 900.
| Orlando +. Thomas was also d GUS
toner of Thomas, Maclay & Co., and
/ according to the Indictment, he had
|granted several loans to the company
On March sth. 4 so 5, Thomas Maclay
e Co, owed the Hudson Trust com
Ipany $75,000, the loan being payable
on demand. The trust company de-
]manded the payment OF the loan hut
Thomas, Maclay & Co. only had $780,
1000. On March 7th, the Provident
life Of which o. r. Thomas was AZ
ldirector, had loaned $4,000 to the
New Amsterdam National bank on
condition that the bank should lend
lit to Thomas Maclay 8 Co. and on
1.-The Following day Thomas, Maclay
& co. paid the loan Of 81 1000 to the
Hudson Trust company.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
MINNESOTA G. 0. P
FALLS INTO LINE
Republican State Central Committee
Instructs for Taft and Endorses
Roosevelt Policies. Minneapolis
Gets April and St. Paul July Con
vention.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 28. AT a
meeting of the republican state CEN
tral committee yesterday afternoon
it was decided that the convention to
select delegates to the national CON
yention should be held in Minnea-
polls. April 18th and that the conyen
tion for the nomination Of state can
didates should be held in st. Paul on
July 1st.
Strong resolutions were adopted
endorsing the policies Of President
Roosevelt and that the various dis
tricts instruct their delegates to vote
for the nomination of w. H. Taft.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
RUBRIC BREAKS RECORD.

Oakland, cal.,, Feb. 2s- The track
record for one and one sinteenth mile
was broken by Rubric, the winner of
the handicap at Oakland yesterday.
1T was a gruelling finish between
two choices, Stanley Fay and Rubric.
The time was 1:45 l-5.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
MONK, SEDUCER,
ROBBER, MURDERER,
IS GIVEN rs YEARS

\ a#t ~
Verkhoturye, Perm, Russia, Feb.
2s. The circuit court OF this town
yesterday meted out partial Justice
to a Monk named Feodotog, whose
criminal and iniquitous life was re-
Yealed last fall, by sentencing him to-
penal seryitude for fifteen years.
Feodotog came to, Verhoturye about.
two years ago and set up shrine
in the neighboring forest where he
lived as a hermit. He soon attained
a great reputation for marvellous
cures and his little chapel in the soli-
tude Of the woods became the objec-
tive for pilgrimages from all parts
of the province Of Perm. The monk
enjoyed a great reputation for canc-
tity, but when the revelations came.
1t was learned that his holy ways
and words were nothing but cloak
for robbery, murder and debauchery
of every kind. The repeated disap-
|pearance of female pilgrims who visit
ed the monk chapel finally attract
ed the attention Of the authorities
and an investigation disclosed the
bodies Of no less than twenty victims
whon Feodotog had assaulted and
then buried in the cellar Of his house
The charge that he had stolen sa-
Ornamental vessels from monasteries
was established.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28

Kal1fUauS q sy 11tzyJy = sl6ts SUv7..S-
Mr.. Glass said that the last year
OF the stalwart admin ntstration the
entire railroad systems Of the state
paid taxes for state purposes only
about $40, 900, that during the first
year OF the insurgent admin istration
the same roads would pay on the
Same property for state purposes only
about $s3, 900, an increase OF about
S6s.0()O
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
EDISON UNDER KNIFE.
Noted Inventor Has Delicate Opera
ton on Ear.

New York, Feb. 2s. Thomas a..
Edison was operated upon for mas
toiditis last night at the Manhattan
Eye, Ear and Throat hospital where
he has been a patient since Sunday.
when an abscess nthe middle ear
was opened. DR. Arthur B. Duel.
who performed the operation last
night later stated that the condition
OF the inventor was favorable and
led to the expectation Of early re-s
coyery.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
Postofice Appropriation.

Washington, D. G., Feb. %. The
house committee on postal offices and
post roads voted yesterday to report
favorably the post Office appropriation
bill. The bill as revised by the COM
mittee carries total OF $220,765,-
292, which is s8.674,1s9 more than
the appropriation for the current4fs-
cal year.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
Where the Increase Comes In

1
That the taxes for township pur-
poses in Brown county have increas-
ed commencing with the year 1903
and are nearly $4,000 higher In 1907
than il 1903 and are more than s5,-
900 higher than in 1905.
That the taxes in Brown county
for school purposes have increased
and in 1905 were nearly $40 900 high
er than in 1903, and in 1907 were
over $4,000 higher than ii Is 905 and
about 100000 higher than in 1903.
That in the legislative year Of
1903 tie state taxes were about $197,-
900 in the state at large higher than
for the legislative year Of 1907 and
hat the state taxes FOR the legisla-
tive year Of 1905 for the state at
large was about $4,000 higher than
in 1907.
The expenditures for the year 06
the last stalwart administration
were something like $4,000 and
the state tax levied by the stalwarts
administration for the year 1906 was
little over $444,00e,Fieaving de-
Continued on Page A.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-02-28
Bill Of Baths Quarter.

Mr. Glass stated that quarter
section Of Hand owned by Bill Of Bath
and described as follows: s. p. IA Of
..7-123-62, paid as a legitimate in
crease on this quarter section for
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 6-CATTLE-Recei about 500 head;
steady: beeves 50S7 Texans S3 60S4 40;
westerns 40G$5 T5 etockeTs 81 7oas4 IS;
and heffers 60GS5 TO- calves S. 5OST 90 HOGS
Recei2s 1900 head market strong: light IS Is
$5 mixed, s. 40qS6 heavy. 50 45gS6; rough 50 451
IS 60: god TO ehoies heavy S. 60as6 pigs s. 75gs5 So
S5 6AdS5 90. SHEEP-Receipts about oCO
head; market steady; native 81 60S4 So western 50 IS
asa So yearngs s. 259$5 10: lambs, 81 25Gse 80 West
err, 81 25aS6 so.
Cincinnati Dec: 5-HoGs-stsady; butchers and ship
PERI, S5 S59S5 go common, 50 4oqS4 so. CATTLE
Steady strong; fair good shippers. 81 $3.50 So
common, 81 259$3 Is. SHEEP-Strong. 81 25aS4 IS;
lambs. S41S6 80.
Kansas city Dec. 5.-CATTIE-Re Receipts 800 head.
cludinE Scutherns market steady; for tina
head; choice and dressed beef steers
S6S7 90 good, 81 25QS6 Western steers, 50 COG
s. to sockers and feeders 81 a$4 S. Southern steers
4OGS5 Southern 81 500 81 20;
75dS4 40; ssas5 70: bulls s. 60Q$4
25ds6 80. EOGS-Recepts, 5000 head market
6lIcc lower; receipts week. 800 head:
s5 So bulk OF sales s. SOGs5 rs heavy So 60s5 50:
packers and butchers E06s5 40. light 81 10G$5 90;
pigs, Sc 759S5. SHEEP-Receipts 200 head: market
steady: receipts week head; lambs 81 25W
Sc; ewes and yearnRs s4QS4 10: Western yearlings.
4OS5 y: sheep SO 7oqS4 60: stockers ana
feeders 81 5OQSk
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Dec 5.-Fsvorabls weather for the fall
soan crop Of wheat in the United States had
weakening sfect to-day the local wheat market
hux buyinx by shorts caused the nRrkst 20 close
stezdy st almost the Identical figures Of the pre-
vzous, close Corn closed easy, oats steady and
provisions were crm
BuiliSh enthusiasm sinost entirely lacking
in the whsst pit to-day. sentiment among PIX
traders generally being rather oesrtsh The wealth
bureau predicted rain or snow for the greater
part Of the winter wheat belt. and this forecast
Sza mainly responE1bls for the heavy tone which
prevailed nearly eli day Trading bulls ap-
psrently neither buying selling, and In conse-
qsence trade dun and prices huctusted within
vers again light although the movement is suH
heavier than at this tine year ago. Argentine
sdv1ces indicated wet weather delaying harvesting
In the northsrn district. but the quality OF wheat
already harvested sstd to be fair. There was
almost demand for cash wheat and prices
stsady. The market closed steady. with prices
shade lower 70 G shade higher, December closing
e. 81 o5a % 81 o51 and May e6 g. 1oS 81 1o%.
c1eer.ncas Of wheat sDe neur equal 60 500 900
bSzsheIsL Primary receipts $4,000 bushels,
compared With $4,000 eushsls ths corresponding
day Q ysAr sso Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
-epcrted receipts Of 5sI against 71S last
week and s1s year
Trade n corn quiet and q heavy tone pre-
vailed nearly slI day The December delivery was
relatively nrrer than ths future options because
oe an on>3sl forecast Of rain for the corn
ext Receiving houses reported that offsrtnEs from
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06

passengers dss FOR Baltimore. Arrived at the Gar
at l2:41 a IN.
steamer Morro Castle yrne. Vera cruz Hot er1be- ee
aud Cula Mail Ss Co with 81 passengers. mails ana
tndse. Arrived a Ear 3:o5 a
steamer Captain 4 E Lucas. Rubell. Hamburg No
veuber -. towing barge standard on 60 No %. in
ballast 20 Philip Ruprecht Anchored in Quarantine AT
$40 m.
steamer Nord America utaD Posgi Genoa November
fIartdeId soari & Anchored IN Quarantine Al m
Steamer Icania ,Brl. War. Liverpool NoveElber s
md Queenstown -. to CunaTd So CO. Ltd. with las
cabin ana 35I sseerags passengers mails and mds~ Ar
rived the Bar at S:45 d m
Steamer Bsrenfes (Ger) ErEelas% CaicItta oeto6er
Port November .. Malta I, Newport News 20 ard
Boston December T. 10 Funch. Fdye & co, With Tndse
Arr, Bar at II 20 a m.
Steamer cyrus ,Brl. TaPD, Sourahaya September 10.
ProboIngo Pasaroean % Pndang 50 Port said Oe-
snd A.gets November G. via peisVaT" tir'sK
Refining &C. vessel Funch. Edye & 60 Arrived at
1876 m.
steamer Conanche. Watson. Jacksonville December
and Charleston 2 10 the Clyde So Co with passengers
and Indse Passed Quarantine Ct 1ll m
steamer Coucho Young Galveston Noy ember 20 ana
Key Test December the Mallory SIS Co. with
seugers and uldse. Passed IN Quarantine al GAS
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News Norfolk.
old Dorllnon IS co. with passengers a1I ndse
or Highlands at ;05 n
Steamers Carrathis tBr>. Trieste: Cedric CB) Llv
er1oo california tBr). Glasgow; Mlrnetonka lBrl. Lon
CF0 Havre: Fortuna tNor). Norfoil: Ponce.
Ponce Caracas. San Juan; tu-ora CNo- la Guayra;
c6ariestoa TennyFon SBrj Bahia: Parirns Obs st
CroiS; Crozn Of Granada t3r Granada Prinz August
(Br) Galveston Main (GeT). Baltimore; BrsEava
Ger). Hamburg. Avalon Non Port Antonio: Chr hnud
(Ior). Rosario: FL Vale. Galveston. Monlus. New
Orleans; BRACES Galveston: Monroe. Norfolk; City OF
Atlanta SaVanEHE.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
RECEFTERS DISCHARGED.
Westinghouse Company and Hold
ing Concern Mdg Resume.

FHtsburE Dec b-The receivers OF the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Company and
the Securities Investment Company discharged
I'm the United States Circuit Court early this after
noon by Judge James s Young and were ordered
10 turn the properties over the stockholders No
receivers accounts required TO be dled-
The termination OF the Westinghouse receiVershp
follows the acceptance recently BY the readjust-
-rert COMMITTEES Of thu cs1npany OF the rnerchan-
disc creditors plan for the reorganization OF tbs
company. The unssseutiag creditors claims aggre-
gate about se0O1 but It is said that most OF these
claims VIII be adjusted end that ony about 800 'o
.t the amount viii have TO be paid fl cash
2 Ii Her. T Hart Given and Il. 6. A Stewart
we're appointed receivers Of the Westinghouse Elec-
sr1e and Manufacturing Company on October =.
ssn7 During their regime they have sccumule ted
more than s. 10000 from collections snd ths sale
manufactured products, The floating debt OF the
company. which amounted TO $l5o0o,0oo, has been
1isoosed Of and the reorgenized company VIII start
With ample capital and floating debt In speak
tns Of the manner IN which the property had been
-rsnsxed since ths saIlurs. counsel for the stock
that tia proceedings had been the most successful
n ths annsis OF recsiveTshiPs-
The receiver for the 6ecurity Investment Com
p~ry the hoIding concern for ths Westinghouse
co1npsrsea xas the Fidelity Title and Trust Com
pary OF P1ttzburE. Ths cash OF the Securities In
vestreut Company hand Is about $l7,ooo, co.
With claims Of unRsSsnting creditors representing
e.s.lT about GGorn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Naples. Dec . TgentinR CAusl. Yerk, Tuikiana
GtaD, New York; 4th, BsrbsrossR Ger, New York
Via Gibraltar.
Madeira. Dec E--Fioristan York Lisbon
5th Can6fa tBrD. New York Naples
bordeaux. Dec 3-oihed CBr), New
Tsunta Arenas 2-Mederskn CNor) New York via
Norfolk for Valparaiso
Newcastle, n ". Dec <-GIendevon CBr New York
via Melbourne,
Auckland. Dec 4-GowAnburn CBr>. New York Via Me-
Cherbourg. Dec 4AmerikA Ger. New York via p1ym-
hamburg
plymouth 5-st Paul New York for Ch.rbourE ana
Aden, Dec 5-Hohenfss Ger. New York Via Port sais
Singapore etc
Glasgov Dec 6-Gournbis ,Brl, York via Neville
southampton. De- 5-Phiadelphia New York Via Chez
Hull Dec 4-t5alilso tR-l. New York
s Thomas, 4-GuIsna tBr). from DsnaTrru for N.w
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06

Iowa and South Dakota we're much more liberal
than Of late. DeTnanl for cash corn here was slow
easy. with prices 1sc 1zc lower than yesterdays
close. December closed at 611zc TO 61ssc and May
AZ 63c to 63tc- Local receipts 3o6 cars, with
five OF contract grade.
Oats were sold tree by local holders who were
taking advantage Of the sharp advance during me
last fey days Demand, however, was active, ana,
as a result, prices were well maintained. Cash
oats we're In only moderate demand and prices were
4 tribe lower. The market closed steady, with
prices shade higher to tc lower. Final quota
tons December at 1880 to SOC and on May
At 52Izc TO 52azc. Local receipts were IS cars
Provisions firm the entire session on buy
ing by local and outside shorts a falling or in
hog receipts had q STRENGTHENING erect Al the
close prices 2lzc 1212c to 15c higher.
Estirnated receirts for Monday: Wheat. 81 cars;
corn S22 cars cats, I01 cars; hogs, 6s, 600 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06

Exeter November = .BTstGl
C1oTna Jacksonville December 2...-..-tiyde
xEasaba 4 London. November 26. Atlantic Trans
T1,1ca al C;euoy November "a. la ian
sas Savannah. December 3---- Savannah
MONDAY. DECEMBER I.
.Cala5onfa Glasgow. November 2s.--...A Anchor
sa~abic. g. Liverpool November 2t--Nhite star
sc+stendo n - Rotterdam. November IS. Hoiand-Am
~ZTIis Curacao. November .9....-... REQ D
sHfaro,r, .ne .. Barbados November D. W l.
s~oar1o '..... San Juan. December 2.-..N & L Z
T-jrIard November Red
t-ticaco Havre November French
Fl iavestop December l.-....So Eac
TUESDAY, DECEMBER g
rcara.o-s .FIsTana December 6............ Ward
Denver Galveston December Mallory
C,or1us .....Neyy Orleans December .. So Pacific
(ty OF Columbus Savannah, December 5.. savannah
,)ssafs Brunswick. December See
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. -WIIElAT-spot firm; No 2
red Western winter S. nd futures steady December IS
I'D; aaTch, Is e7ad: May, IS 85d CoRN-spot eteady;
quiet. January. 6s esd: March Be 5@-d. FL0UR-Win
patents firm 30s P;ASCanadian stead Is ld COT
TSOSSEED OILs-IIull refned-Spot firm. 24s. HOPS at
london CPacihc Coast firm. f2 bsqf3 BEEF Extra
mess, nrrn, 1I3s. PORk-Prime Western firm.
Sis 3D. BACON-CuI Jsrand 70 TO 30 10 easy. Ais;
rib, 70, easy. 46s Cd: clear Tiddes.
2s to p n dull 49s Cd long clear iddles heavy
10 70, dul, quiet,
bess O als
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise no Sunset ABS Moon 5:35 age
HIGH WATER.
A M Island s:2e
p M-Sandy 6:40iGov. Island T.Oe He'll Gate s5s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06

Sth' Axenfsis' o5srl Cscsta sId Ccicn,eo VIA 1st.
FOR Boston and Sew York; Sairaosa CE-N. SoESs-S-
for RosJor I'D NeN Hora-
Fastnet. Tee 5-Sayc ss-i New YORK scr LLvsrscl 81.
Sciy, Dec 5-Trerch der Crosse Ger. NsE Ho-S -
Srenner
Lizard Zee 6,[roonlaud ,6esl. tcr AzCEss1a
BLtI - Lewis. pSC Oscar " dam. New Ncrk -
ChrtStlansand anc CSpenhassn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06

rio de Jan.ro Dec 4 eyrea ,sr, Vork Tintorst,o
,Er, from santos for
pee Ar lltalB. NeS
Antv'srr Dec o-Vaiersrd yBelg,. New York
iIayrs Dec b-La Eret&sEe tFr'. New Yor1
Queenstown bCeltic tSr Ijy erpool for N.r
York,
aaAraitAr p.e s-Aztrasa teEL Ne urork far lI.Sos.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
OUTGOING STEAM EFS.
TO-DAY.


OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Vessel For Line. closes. sails.
Toyaz. Para, Brazilian $50 N 80 A IT
Benedict. Para. Booth 2~3o III 90" IN
MONDAY. DECEMBER :.
SURNAME d ". I.-..--.--ll 100 IN 100 ~
Hamilton Norfolk Old Dominion 500 o
TUESDAY DECEMBER s
Kaiser Wilhelm H. Bremen, G Lloyd $50 1000
Colon Cristooal Panama il;3S Z m ,;u" h
Noltle, Naples. Hhmb-AIn.- ....... -- 1000 a IA
R,ndam Rotterdam. HOiiand-A'n..-. go" d m
Regina dItalie Naples, Lloyd SABINE
Santiago Santiago Ward go 80" 80" II II
kausas City. Savannah. sayarnah- t.,N ? N
Iarya-so- >o-fok Old Dominion ...... 200 >
TRANSPAC!FIC MAILS.
pestiua ton and steamer. close in New York
Hawaii Japan, CoTea. China and Philip
Penyo MarG To lay $50
'aped aads (sia sesttIe-Bovsric. H. m
New Zealand. Australia Except Vest
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
Vie san ranciB~ot-Lord Seton Dec. b. $50
Hawaii (va san ancscotAlaned Dec. H. $50
Hawaii Japan. COrea. China and Philip
nine Ielands Cia san FTRnciscoJ-
Crea 90 90. p.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Ola san
Francisco)-ciaripcsa Dec % $50 ? m
'HFsn Tsncer roe@ anu Dec IS $50 nj
Jspan Corea china Philippine
Islands (via Nancouver and victoria a.
b C)-Empress OF China :...- Dec p SD D m
Australia except Wesp, Ne" zealand.
Ls,U Islsn6s and New Caledonia via
MsTa1sa .........-......- Dec. -, $50 D
HeEsh eve so1 TTanescoo Transport 81 Csp m
japan. S1Tea 4'' '''.' Dec 81. es) m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.

La Toursins. reported 3S3 iles Sandy Hook
7:4o yesterday is expected to dock about 80
to-day.
The Chicago reported east Of Sandy Hook
yesterday. Is expected about $3.50 a
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New York, Saturday, Dec 5, 1908.
ARRIVED.
s,.snsr Main GER, Jautzeu, Bremen November 81 70
oschs a Co xth $50 cabin and LOLA steeraGs