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CHAPTER xxxlv-continued. .

CHAPTER XXXiV-Continued
But nearer the light came, and still
nearer, and Tankerlane stuck to his
task like a man Of nerve and courage.
More than once he nearly hit the
bank on either side, and only good
fortune saved him, for he had dis
were almost useless, and that, il she
did not choose to turn of her own free
will. nothing could alter her course.
At last the light from the cottage
was only quarter of mile from the
boat, and Tankerlane saw with pleas
ure that beyond the cottage itself
there lay a smooth. quite lake---a veri-
able haven after the fury OF the
waves. In his confusion he did not
pause to consider the 1mprobability of
cottage being set in the middle of
the water, and in the uncertain light
he could not see that the water itself
poured down, into the lake from a
higher level.
Then someone opened the window,
and yelled to him. and the next in
slant he saw the danger, and tried
to turn the vessel from her mad
career. But she seemed to have TAX
en- the bit into her teeth, and, in spite
of all his efforts, she hardly swung
point from her course. The black
house doomed large like rock, and
above the sound of the wind and
waves rose the roar of falling waters
Then a. fierce blast of wind sent the
Hope. and Glory surging forward on
the crest of a great wave: there was
a crash and shock that sent Tanker
lane spinning to the mast like stone
from sling, and the vessels bow slid
up from the water, in a wild tumult
of foam and falling stone.
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BLAkEs

Blakesburg-John Terrence. Ellet
Chagan and Clarence Cromwell were
Ottumwa visitors Thursday.
Born October 81, daughter to Ed.
itor F. J. Raymond and wife, Of this
place.
Mrs. Candace Jay returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Kansas.
Mrs. Eliza Heron is visiting rela-
tives in Hutchinson, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell, of Gardner,
Kansas, are visiting their son, Clarence
Bromwell, at this place.
Mrs. Ben Bowman, Of Nttumwa, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Jim Collins. of Leighton, is in,
town today
Aaron Harlan and wife visited at
the Alb Townsend home Thursday.
Eben Peck, of Ottunlwa, was in
town Friday on business.
Oslo Giles returned from 0ttumwat
Thursday, where she visited. relatives.
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CHAPTER XXXv.

''The boat" yelled Dowsett, as the
bowsprit of the Hope and Glory
crashed through the wooden wall of
the cottage. and quivered like a reed
in the wind. '"Tis our only chance.
HouseH go fore boat
He staggered up from the floor with
Laura in his arms, and his wife cow
cred against the wall with here eyes
: fixed on the great spar overhead.
Don't stare, fool" he shouted.
Here, take the lass, and hand her
me through window"
He flung aside the box and the table.
and, picking up heavy chair, beat out
the framework of the window in
three stupendous blows. Then he
swung himself through the gap. And
the house rocked beneath him., as a
house rocks in an earthquake.
Hi, you there" he yelled, quick
lend hand. There's lives to be
saved here, there be- Lend hand.
You'm right huff on the wall"
Tankerlane lurched forward like a
drunken man and gripped the fore,
stay. The bow of the boat was bare
yard from the wall of the cottage.
1.-TWO women shouted Dowsett,
disappearing into the room, Stay
where you are"
Tankerlane did not move, but his
face grew pale, as he watched the
scene before his eyes. On either side
of the Hope and Glory the walls
were crumbling like a castle of sand
Through the gaps poured two boiling
cataracts of foam, and he could see
the cottage sway to and fro, as the
huge. spouts Of water leapt against it
Then Dowsett reappeared with a
woman in his arms, and Tankerlane
leaning forward, gripped her body
with one arm, and drew it on to the
deck. It was swathed from head to
foot in blankets, and he could not see
the face.
Take her below shouted Dow
sett "She'm i'll, and must lie in a
warm spot. I'll manage t'other my
SELF
Tankerlane carried his burden alons
the deck. The water rolled foo
deep over the after part of the vessel
and the waves swept right up the
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gregational church will meet with
Mrs. Thos Toy Wednesday evening
Oliver Welsh. of Abba, transacted
business here Monday.
Mrs. D. G. Davies and Mrs. l.. f.
Milligan visited Ottumwa friends
few days last week.
Miss Browne who has been in the
city on professional duty for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Ottumwa..
Misses Jessie Terrence. Lizzie
Mitchell and Luida Knell attended the
play Paid in Full in Abba Friday
night.
Newton Price spent Sunday in this
city
+ Prof. Coads was an Abba visitor Sat-
urday.
The Congregational church choir
Under the direction of Prof. David
Davies will enter the Esteddfod for
competition on the church anthem.
Miss Minnie Phillips is singing at
the Scenic
Marguerite Grail. of Lovilla. visited
her parents Sunday.
Mrs. Sam White spent Friday and
Saturday in Abba.
Mrs. Edmund Thoms has returned
from Ottumwa, where she has been in
the city hospital for surgical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Rounds and
daughter, Florence, were Abba visit
orS Friday
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comes to her senses, she must not be
told of my presence"
"She'm asleep, poor dear. The
doctors medicine as we gave her
still holds"
'Well-when she wakes-she must
be told nothing-to disturb her mind.
and your husband-will do all that
can be done-on deck. But you get
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LIE AYES
new YORK FOR
TOUR OF STATE
TALKS AT YoNkERs AND POUCH.
,kEEPSIE ON HIS WAY TO TROY
WHERE HE WILL DELIVER AN
ADDRESS THIS EVENING.

New York, Oct. 27.-Taft left New
York at 9:05 o'clock this morning for
Troy, where he will arrive this even
ing. In the meantime Taft will speak
at a dozen or more places during the
day. Taft felt the heavy work OF
yesterday but expressed himself as
being in fit condition to carry out the
itinerary for the rest of the campaign.
Raining at Yonkers.
Yonkers, N. Y, Oct. 27.-Taft reach
ed here in driving rain but was. met
at the station by big crowd. He
was driven to large hall where he
made a speech touching on the many
issues in his usual vein.
Talks at Poushkeepsie.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 27. -
was escorted through the streets to
the opera house, where he reviewed
the topics of his former discussions.
The theater only accommodated a
small portion of those anxious to get
in. From q platform the candidate adj
dressed briefly crowd representing
the villages from Yonkers to Pough-
keepsie. He aroused enthusiasm
wherever he stopped and his recep
lions were marked by a spirit of
friendliness and cordially During his
talks he declared with emphasis that
he is in the best physical condition.
He talked earnestly upon the prosper
ity issue, labor, tariff and kindred top
les, with frequent expression Of
confidence in the outcome of Tues
days voting.
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LEGAL.
NoTIcE-PRooF OF WILL.

State of Iowa, Wapello County, SIS
To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that an in
strument in writing purporting to be
the last will and testament of Thomai
Coughlin deceased, was this day pro-
duced, opened and read by the under
signed, and that I have fixed Monday.
the 18th day of Nov. 1908, as the day
for hearing proof in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature, with
the seal Of said court hereto affixed
this 18th day of October, 1908.
Geo. w. Phillips. Clerk District
Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

him Mr. Kelsey did join him. and through exami-
nerS rendered valuable assistance
II appears that Mr.. Kelsey busy the time
IN making examination of another company But
few well directed inquiries would have given him
the same preliminary survey which the Colorado
Commissioner obtained The existing financial
ditions made prompt action important. Whether
or when any action would have been taken had
not been for the intervention of the Colorado Com
missioner may be left to conjecture. And say
the least 1t mortifying in the extreme. in view
o. the 20 ~ers Superintendent and the facts
recently disclosed in this that 1t should be left
to a commissioner from Colorado TO reveal the
necessity OF the examination Of a New York
poration.
The matter now presented to you is which
transcends any question of personal regard 1t In
wolves the credit of the state In the circumstances
to which have referred the people of the state are
without confidence in the administration of this
important department That confidence should be
restored. The conduct of the department should
exhibit that care, thoroughness and vigilance which
will guarantee adequate protection to the interests
of the policy holders. and the time Justly
insure the standing and promote success Of the
companies bearing the seal of the departments
approval. This object l am convinced he OBJ
tained in only one way and that is by having the
department placed in other hands. The interests
OF the state require that change should be made
therefore recommend that Otto Kelsey. Superfn-
tendent of insurance, be removed from his office
CHARLES E HUGHES
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
NTEAMBOATs-

.oI-rBTTS FMFNTs and subscriptions >o-
The Tribune received at their Uptown
orice. No 1864 Broadway. between Ss,h
and 3Tth SITS. until 9 clock p. m Ad-
hrancn Offices ar regular ONCE rates until
: oirIock .. m. viz: 264 sth ave. :. g
cor. 23d ST. 153 9th ave. cor. 18TH st %
80 1atb AZ 25T West 42d st. between
- spd sth aves 263 West 125th at. 1898
"a aTa between 1Sth and ITth SITS; 1923
"A ave near 61st- st: 1IOS Isl sve-. near
Cor 8. 157 East I25th st: I56 fremont
&C eno I'd ave and any American District
rra1s org nh ofiice.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ne os's,n sn6 an administration which for Year
half omitted 1t o Is Mo- Vital importance Of
IL interests concerned. of the vast NUMBER Oh ooI
peop:s Of their homes of the enormous accunula-
tione made TIP Of the contributors VI -
d ,rsnrIipuIols echemng should make us rea1lze a
that their supervision should De ~ spnreci
-, ~ its need should not be tolerated.
It is not necessary % upon by Mr. Fleming They
@ ooS s s-icientIy in his report. and without repe
titon here The deIays in insrituting reforms that
are plainly needed. the fal9re 20 taKf i en- IN ,b nro
az ~ - - the rights Of policyhoders; the iack ot
proper attenon fG greatIv to aid the pocyhoid
s II, securing the proper fulhlment OF tnef con
tracts ar enton the case Of the Provident Savings
,fa Assurance Society The anuses Nl.Icn ,iosad
Inc acttor with it's then control were disclosed
IN IN ., insurance Investigation in 1905 Following
his arrangements we're maze, .,"s b+sr fonffng In
2I o. -. n 100 however. the stock Control passe'l
Jann1Is- ,,to arrarently contemplated the improper
10 lo1a,;nc ~ its funds II appears that securi-
+tes 70 large extent were soid ana hste-io ~, ~ co
he , Ia which the purchasers OF the stock were
Interested Had the department neen efodic re-
n~ts n would have been fully ADVISED OF me me si.n ;
iiion Instead, it was apparently In coh'pie'" e'0
About sepehe u Mr Kesey Is Nv vas nfG5e wo Ro
Hon Edward " Hatch one OF the ger aai,s,s ti.a 90
rted as his counsel in the removal pToceeuils a
last spring that he had heard tilar A. a5ad at
tion The same day officer of promtfthe prom t
ora ,ion TOLD him the same thing IN dDouk tn"
coIp o i,TeIlaee" The latter informed MN OF re-
r,s ae 10 litigation with reference 20 lllS , pul
Pple ~ an. stock Of the company. Bfyond soii9
t-,,s-aT and inadequate inquiries, MT. felsey iIt
sottinp He made suitable attehlpL 70, 70 PoS Pdi
information 10 the nhaIloldi col'.li
~, 81 tie company. Three or tour %eens ~ ' -
non ,s.,ranc. commissioner Of Colorhdo "as Iet
me ll ,,ayts of the purchase Of contfoihhs lHteIt'
- ,5e company 20 make prsiiIIItaIy nm .a ,ss @
80 ..,,r,panv had been handled ana lHT e9lty
~ , thorough examina tioI- Iit -, a5tarce
% $50 source deserving credll oh t'iNdite
tjon of difficulties in the company. & ~
f4t4I4i, kelsey failed take adFahItsf OF me
ltl-Ir.,,,ity or 10 perform his dutS ana IL iist
,lrnd of the manner in which the Ia..ds 81 ne
ieiiI -. - rad been used from information WHich
.t'li' -, ai.r., commissioner had obtained ana itr
h - 1,ir, Following hts preliminary sfNtE' re
nisiied ii'ti. si,,-er began "A full eE5n'tdtion
'ototie am me Ncr- York superintendent 20 j.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

ADVERTISEMENTS ana Subscriptions for
Thsi Tribune received at their Uptown
Otfice No 1864 Broadway. between Sdth
ara aTth sts until O'Clock p m Ad~
,r,{s.meuts received at thA following
rranch Offices at regular Office rates ur I'll
\ o'elogk y. m. viz, 2oi sth ave =
cor oga 81 fs3 9th ave, cor, 18th st %
80 Iith st 257 West :2d ST.. between
.Ih ard sth aves.. 2d3 West i2.th St. i3ls
al ave. between T6th and 18th Sta. id20
"a ave near 6ist St lIOs LIST ave. near
soth 81 l51 East Ia5th st.. 800 fremont
ave. $50 sd ave. and aHy American Distrfet
Tsle2ra.h ofcs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
SALE OF CERAMIC COLLECTION

\ collectlon Of ceramics OF The period from lao
10 1885 made by George wills, of ST Johns Wood
I ordon England will be sold at the Fifth Avenue
~. c.anaries NJ, 546 Fifth avenue on Friday and
SATURDAY afternoons of this week. The sale. which
viii he in charge of James p. siio, will begin al J
. '.loc.>.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY GENITAL.

NEW JERSEY GENTRAl.
TWo-HoTR TRAN 70 PH!LADELPHIA PHI 4Id;5
FOR i FHiLAbELPHIA. Fl i aiES LT: M " s5b ST.:
Is So T.5J. $50. $50. e:50, 1880. IL 90.
450, $50. $50. 7-50. $50. Il.50 p. m sun
isie is.56. i.59. $50. $50. 40. $50 $50. $50.
Iv. LIBERTY sT.:-1.so. sao. TOO. 500.
30. 900. 1000. 11Oo. t13O a m. u 90
noon 100. $50. 200. 3-0O. 800, 40: 500.
Sundays. 1.s0 500. 800 1000 HOO a. m.
1900 noon. LOO. 100 500. 500. 500. 500.
100. 500. zoo. 10. 30 P. N. II. IS midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$50. $50 $50. $50 p. m. daily.
I.v LIBERTY ST. Ia 30. s co. 10 90 q. n
Il 90 noon 200. 400. SOC. 100 p. m daily.
FOR, ATLANTIC CITY: Lv. W. 25D
D. m. sundays. 3 90 a. m. 20 p m
Lv LIBERTY ST. 10 90 d. n. q 90
Sats. only. g. 40 p. m Sundays. 1000 a ~.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Lv. W 2SD T.-9.50 a. m, G250 Sats-
only. 20 800. $50. 4.5O (6.20 Sats- only)
D m. Sundays, $50 80 a. m. 20 2. H.
Lv- LIBERTY SIT 90. 1000 a m.
q 90 Sats. onIy). 1.3o q. 40. = 10. 500 q 20
Sats only p. Sundays s.3O 1000 a. n.
$50 .. m
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty 81 West 23d 81. Tel Sl4t
Chelsea Astor House. 245. 4S4 1900.
Az. IS Union square West. 2Tps Third Av.
los West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York; Court St. 3+3. 344 Fulton St, 4I9
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage TO destination.
W C. BESLER ". c HOPE
Vice-Pres & Gen Nc Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

n z. N. Il & RAPrFoRD r. P
T-efns depart from Grand Central Station
s7d ST and 4th Ave. follows for
E0ston via New London & Prov--tti 1000.
.xTi0;O2 A NJ. Y 100. * 1:o3. * 90.
tti5 90 sFl rs .02. 'f12:oo P. NJ. via wiili-
spfd 20: Is A M. 'li12:00. 'iI4:00. oil os
p VI.
IakevfIie & Norf.-1ysoo A NJ, t5 - P n
Ct harrington. Stockbrfdge. Lenox- Pitts
heidNf4:54' $500 A NJ. -: 90 P. NJ
Ticket Ofiees at ed; ,,oc Gent 81. s',a and
c95 Union So. cf92 5th Ave, c245 Col
ave. c563 sth Ave cs4e Mad. Ave. clos
" 18TH St. 27ss Sd Ave N B'klyn. "a
Cour. St 47p Nostranf Ave, 800 b way.
.DalIy Except Sundays. fStops at 123th
St xStops at 12Sth St Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited Has dining car.
c Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Eile Lingerie Batistes 4
4S inches wfde-elsswhere as 81
Other Sale Specials.
Imported Lingerie Lawns
beautiful t.xtrIr. ard so.r .,
hTisf-+S i1ch-s vide .S
Elsewhsrs .55 and 80
Enb'd Figured Batf~~-vsr,.,y
OF Datterns-soSt y.. fru-
made to sell az 10 .-
3s-fnch Lingerie Batist.-
quality ue sell az -
for Dressrnaksrs' Sal.-........i
%o-inch India Liron.-
made % fine con1bed Egyptian 4
ysrn-res- "a --------------.. J
4o-inch vhits Lining Lawns 4
excellent GUality-vorth 10 S
French dotted Batis.es-so inch
Three size dotsNths dots sr.
woven not prtntsd-r-g- ss..-j
Finer auaitty-svo s.ze DOTS 4
20 insh-Eorth -75 20 -ss- -S -
32-ineh hne Persian Lawns a
reg "a quality ty.-..........S 81
Fin. White Dotted svissss-
Pin. Medium ald Cushion, f,ss 4
Regular ~ and SO Ct Fabrfcs
White silk Chiforsttes-
plaia and figured
dainty fabrics chAs WASH )
perfcctly-ricn and hisfroua- -
Others sail them al 81 10 50 CTS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Cressuakers' Sale Specials n
Ruchings, Neckvear. Toses
RUCHINGS-Net. Chiffon and Crepe Lasse
every desirable style known
Ruchings worth -f2's yard >
Ruchings worth 10 yard IL
Ruchinrs worth .c5 yard II
YoKES AND CHENISETTE.S $ 8stses,
with lace irish Crochet. Point Gaze anu
BABY Irish-new shapes and patterns-
Those worth SO. .--.-------.-- %
Those worth -9s. .-------.---- -O4
LACE AND NET PLAITINGS-Whl bite ana
E.cr,1-ror Sleeve and Hat Trinmlngs-
PIaitings worth so yard 50
Plaitinss worth 70 yard -4+
CHIFFON PLATTINGs-sdsedw with juoy
-RIacI and White-extra full
Plaitings worth SO yard. .43
PIaitinss worth 50 yard - 4 =
PIaittngs worth rs a yard .O3
NET T-I-CKINGS-for Guimpes. Fokss
or WaistsEpIain or lace insert!nss
in White. Ecru and Black ~
reg. SL6S .---.-..--- --.---
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-aoo second fand
U-soa and iron working machines; ruiy
ruaranteed machinery bought and ex-
eaansed SecTxe u. Eddy. 3aS Madison a.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
LosT-BANKBOoKs.

ros--Rankboos Nc. $50. .617 ot Dry Do-k
SAVINGS Institution Any person having
claims ypou said book is called upon TO
resent the same 10 the bank within thirty
days or the said book VIII De de'lareo can
LIED and sxttnguished. and a new one is
sued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
DRFSSMAKING AND MILLINERY

A Ave make = speciality Of
mourning orders. gowns waists. Jackets.
etc all kinds mourning apparel made tn
o-ssr a. two days' notice. material a.
cantad or furnished. Tel. 1tsS-Ms1ison-
Representative viii call. Kelly. 30 ". Zsth
st near Broadway.
ATTENTION. STREET reception. evening
gowns. princessss handmade waists,
frou, latest French models Telephone,
tjSs-Madison Kelly, II W. 24th 81.
rORsFTS FOR GENTLEWOMEN.
The most hygienic laced front hip reduc-
ting corset made; one that physicians are rec
ommending as II gives heart ana lungs an-
.oIuta freedom. Boston HygienIc Corset
Co West 34th st. New York.
- Ladies taliors and
Srassunakers latest imported styles
,,,rsst rrices Stokes 252 ". 10Th st
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 43P. 90
of the German Savings Bank in the city
IF New York. corner Fourth ave, ana i+''
- Jszued tc Louise Schneider All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
came If not returned 70 the bank on me
4th dsy Of March, 1908. duplicate VIII Dc
issued.
lost Handbook No fs6. go Of the Har-
lem Savings Bank is missing, psyrneHt
stopped. Please return TO nahN
LOST OR STOLEN -Rankhook No 975. sos
of the German Savings Bank IN me tlty
of New York corner +th ave ana iith
81 issuel to Adam Trbach. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned to the bank IN the "a day
~ Mach 1865 a duplicate will he issued
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
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Looking for
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or
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Information Bureau, at It's
Uptown Office, 1861 Broad
way, has on file all the bet
ter class Boarding Houses
and Room Houses. FREE
information as to prices
and localities.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
GERMsN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRA TR y Er1l I-dI5I - n
CHECKS GOOD ALL. OVER THE w or.Lr,
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Louis n Meyer. 1915 Walnut ST. Fn''a-
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OCEAN ErKANEKS

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AMERICAN LINE From Pier 10 a 10 NJ 4 H.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB -iSOUTHAMPTON
St Paul; Feb Is 8. Louis s, Feb, FEB 2
RED STAR LINE From Pier IA. n. R.
NEW YoRK-DovER-ANI
Finland FEB. Il. 10 AN iceland Feb.
vaderlcnd. Feb.Ie. 10 AN Kroonla nd Mar Z
WHITE STAR LINE tso% .s. n rit r.
NEW TORK-0NSTowN-
Baltic. Feb. %. noon Baltic. Mar 19
celtic. Mar. 8, noon Cedric. Mar %
Oceanic 49, Feb II. 3 PM .Maiestic. Mar. :
'tAdriatic. Feb. 26. II: :3OPM Oceanic Mar IL
tNev. 5000 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium, Turkish Baths and 'Orchestr1
REW a6SToN YoRR RH & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira Gibraltar. Algiers
~CEDRIcss9i'S 'oas s ,Sas. ssss. s.lS.lo AN
A FINE SUITE OF TWO RooMS
| AND BATH. AND TWO PROMENADE
| DECK ROOMS AVAILABLE
.CANOPIC. -. Feb. q. P NJ: April
REPUBLIC. . March T. noon: April IS
ROMANO. March IA. 8 A. NJ: April 25
'CBEIIc, ;;,.; Msrch 2s 3d.. Eoe1 Nay
Freight Office. Whftehal Bldg. Battery Pl
GUMNRD 10N[ESs
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS
Lucania Feb Is. 7 m Campania Feb -
Etruria- Feb D. 2 am Mauretania. Mar.
Carmsnia. Feb. 26. IL am Lucania. Mar. IL
MAC RETANIA MARCH T. LCSITANlA
MARCH 81.
Largest. Fastest. Finest in the World.
MISUNDERSTANDING SERVICE
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
SLAVONIA- Mar II, Apr. 80 June Is
PANNONIA-M Mar. 20. May IA. July 2. Aug. 20
RPATHIA- -. Apr. 9. May Is, July 10
SPECIAL MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE.
CALLING AT MADEIRA.
earen5a c. 20 '6s.. Feb Is. 1908 ALEXANDRIA
VERNON H. BROWN. General Agent
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery
RED ID" LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello.
curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao, call
ss. g aiG PRIiAEbLPanA I. f4D 19an sat Feb 1s noon
IS CARACAS Saturday. Feb. %. noon
For la Guayra. Curacao. Maracaibo-
SS. MARACAIBO. Saturday. Feb y, noon
SIS. zUILA Saturday. Mar. I. noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations for passengers.
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. So Wall St
ct A VELOCE"-Fast italian Line
Sailing from Pier "a. North River.
1t. Of oath St. for Naples and Genoa.
fairfield Solart & Co, so Wall s.
COOKS 80 TOURS To EUROPE
All expenses included. Booklet.
THOS. COOK & SON. 245 and 1900 3 way.
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