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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
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Pybnshed Every "wednesday,
f.tNif BY
osrEEm PUBLISHING COMPANY
SUMTER. 8. c.
ctitt.f Tes1ne:
4 t1.so per annum--in advance.
- Aavestisements:
Qas ssuars Arst Insertion. $500
1vsry subsequent insertion. 80. so
Contrases for three months. or
IoAssr vill. b made at reduced rates.
An ee0munications which sub
pervs Dslvass interests win be charged
fes = s1vsrtissmsnts.
5 oeospassss and tributes Of respects
-wil1 - ehAsssd Tor.
- HoosPs ~ Pase Few Days
D~nenssu>ed Anew the Necessiey
- AoUnDnah6an Essese Resssve.

WonAington, Aug. s7.-The disas-
treea noe1s nov raging throughout
~ esuth. with their appalling dam.
- 20 hsaan lives ana to property,
= sez1king though lamsntabls and
sesGly ee5set issson. said an oflciai of
Ne Natlonai rorsst Association to-
6ay. with the torrsntial rainfall In
ths Piedmont and Appalachian
neuata1h region. coupled with the
crtninAl dsforessation Of the noun.
tain ddss throughout this section. at
ths headwaters os oW Southern
'sersana no other result than severe
6oo1s can b expected. and this con.
d,eion. - bad a. Il IL. must steadily
erow wore and Increasingly more
damaging. untii our people return to
sanity n their treatment Of the for
Assts. n proves - no other lesson
'eAn. ne red Of the forest covering
and bsaSs eloquent testimony to what
vs ars pssschins cay N and day out,
that our lorssts are absclutsiy ssseri-
tai 70 tAs Nations life and must be
pesssrvsd. X these wosful conditions
end Sossss are to be prevented.
2 Dsch work a our Association n do
inG n setting forth the facts: In call.
~ oooontlen 20 the results Of our
pressnt methods and policies; In
avahsnins the interest and conscience
of me earnest and thoughtful individ-
nal must In time. and we hope be-
fore sll the forests are gone make
the South realize that her forests
must b savsd. and must call forth
such .unanimous sentiment and ef-
fort therefor. that they win be saved.
Surely We are not true to ourselves
or TO our Southland. u this grave
matter. affecting % II does the very
life Of our people and their material
prosperity now and In the future. does
not receive the immediate attention II
deserved
We must have not only the Appa.
lachian National Forest, but we mus,
have STATE forests throughout the en-.
tire South-it h only through and by
msans n both that forest perpetua.
eion viii become . reality, a.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
SUMTER. s. G.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER e. 1908

ments by Mr.. Fishburne and showed
that to become candidate in the pri-
mary no man is required to be a quail
ified elector, and that the require
ments for voting in the primary are
different from the requirements for
voting in the general election, except
In Charleston. Cansler, he said, was
now qualified, according to Mr.. Fish
burne.
Mr.. Blease desired to have no snap
Judgment, but raised the point that
the result had already been declared
by the chairman and there was moth
ing before the committee. He. how
ever moved to reconsider the declara-
ton SO far as it affects the vote for
railroad commissioner. which was
done. He then moved to declare the
result for that Office as tabulated by
the committee, and in this way the
protest was settled. He said that he
did not know of any better way to
elect Cansler than to fight him in this
way.
Mr.. Stevenson offered a solution
which was adopted. suggesting that all
campaign contributions for the ma
tional campaign fund be sent through
the State chairman. Gen. Jones. This
was seconded by Mr.. Blease and
adopted. Mr.. Blease said that his
services were at the disposal Of the
party during the months Of septem-
Der and October, II he could be Of any
use. and Gen. Jones pplied that he
would recommend both Mr.. B,ease
and Mr.. Stevenson. as both are good
speakers.
Gov. Ansel broke in and said he
would also be glad to offer his SER
vice, but Mr.. Blease laughed and said
the Governor could not leave his Of
fee. The committee then adjourned
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
FIRE AT BRANCHyILIE.
Work Of Citizens Prevented Loss
From Being Doubled.

Branchville, Aug. 31.-Branchville
was visited cary this morning by the
greatest fire In its history. The fire
was discovered in the store OF A. F.
H. Dukes about o'clock. The loss
Is estimated at about $4,000, with
about $4,000 insurance.
But for the heroic work Of the cit
izens on the buildings Of H. c. Dukes
and ]. B. Henderson, the loss would
have been almost double.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
WAS TRUE TO HIS PROMISE
Alleged Alabama MOOnshincr Wate
100 Miles to Return 10 Jail.

Huntsville. Ala, Aug. 3O.-Charles
Eaton an aged one-armed man, who
had been released from Jail by Federal
Judge Hundley to visit his sick wife
surrendered himself last night of.or
having walked over 100 miles 70 f,,-
Ill Ills promise to return. After visit
ing his wife at Winchester Ton,
Eaton found himself without fund.
ana was forced to walk back to
Huntsville, where he was serving a
sentence for Illicit distiIling.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02


\ II wss psrssssnSy sumorsd on the
1ay OF election thst liquor Was being
ugsd freely N the interest Of certain
enpdidates. This b crime under the
,ukatutes punishable by severe penalty.
MT saide from this II ID q shameful
state OF things when 4 Democratic
primary election cannot be conducted
among white men In . decent COM
munity without resortins to the low
dirty tricks Of . ward heeler. We
hope that the report we heard II not
true: but the t,wn authorities should
keep Q strict lookout hereafter on
election day and halo the guilty per.
son 90 justice. be he who he may
Kinsstree Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

During the first six months Of this
year 109 vessels left Naples for Amer
lean ports and carried 6.O32 cabin
passengers and 25,419 steerage pas
sengers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

The city authorities at Urbana. ILL.,,
are cooperating with the entomology
eaI department Of the University OF
Illinois IN an effort to nnd out to
what extent house flies are bred In
garbage and to discover some method
70 put an end to the breeding.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

Prominent Georgian and . Negr
Constable Are Under Arrest.

rtowmeus Georgian ana Q NegrO
Constable Are Under Arrest.
Albany. Ca. Aug. 31.--The most
sensational affair Of the kind ever de-
veloped In this part Of the State Is
expected to grow out of the arrest yes
terday at Baconton In Mitchell coun-
ty OF Minor II. Jackson. a member
OF one OF tile most prominent fam
Hes In this section. who was ar
raigned here this afternoon before
United States Commissioner u. e.
Benjamin. charged with conspirsc,
and peonage. The case was contin.
ued TIL tomorrow.
TaHy Childs. a negro constable OF
Mitchell county. was arraigned with
jackson and both were placed under
5000 bonds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
UP no VIRGINIA BAPTISTS.
MIR. Rockefeller Offers to Assist in
Building Southern Baptist Univer.

sity.
New York, Aug. 30.-It was stated
here tonight that John d. Rockefeller
through the general education board
of this city, has offered Richmond
College, Richmond, Va, $15O,O0O on
condition that the Baptists of the
Safe raise an additional s25O,OOO. 1t
was added that Mr.. Rockefeller's in
tention in making the offer was to
assist in the development Of a great
Southern university under the aus
pices Of the Baptist denomination.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

The United States produced &c.
7o4,12s barrels of salt, each Of $50
pounds. in 1907, leading the world in
the industry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

Ihe stream of blood leaving the
human heart covers a distance equal
TO $1,000 miles each year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
PRIMARY RESULTS DECLARED.
RETURNS TABULATED BY STATE
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

Smiths Votes Given as SO,O12,
Evans a7,Ss4, Rlett's 22,422, An
sells o2.So7 and Blease's 42,iOO-
F. C. Ffshburne Attempts to Keep
Cansler From Entering second
Race, but is Overruled by the Com.
mittee.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
RAILROADS.
FM Jersey CENTRAL. 4.

TWO-HOCR TRAIN TO PHILADE11if ta1<A
EVERY HOUR on THE HOSE- v-r
FOR PHILADELPHIA- A Lv- " w ~ 3Sp - 20 10
$50. $50. $50, $50 % 90, ~ dosg 70 40
4 30. $50. $50. 7.50 $50. 11.o0 ?. m sun
days 75o s so @ so, 1880. l1o a m.
u so. I5O, $50 $50. $50. $50. 800 ''0o'
s9o 10 18rRT% 2ei fliS9 2: p:nr 30. $50 100. 500
90 900, loco 100. if-5o a. m, u 20 90
noon. 100. i.so. 200. 400. 400: 4 so bs.
GOO. 100. 500. 900 p. m, Y 10 ;, m!dnisn'- M
sundays. 80. g. on. 800. 1000. iioo a. 10 Go
90 noon. Loo. 200. 800. 400: 1Vo -, 80
100. 500 900. 10 30 p m y 10 i3,11ITsS
Lv. ". 23D ST $50. ESQ. 11.5O a. H.
$50. $50. $50 $50 p. m: daily. - on
Iv IIPFRTY ST. ia 500. lO.Vo a. m
y. 90 noon. 90 400. 600. 100 p m daily; s5y;
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- w ~ ~
St--9.5O a. m. $3.50 SatS- oo ol'SJ, o."
rIRERTY $1,000 a m. dW
sats. only, $40 D. m. Sundays. lo" a. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND L-AKEHURsT lsS.r
Lv. W 23L ST.:-95o a m u22o u2s SaIIs; Sats;
ouly), 10. 20 40, 80 'e,2o an n I'm, m
Isv. LIBERTY ST.:-4Oo. 1000 a = ~; ,:
q. 90 Sats. only, 130. ). 40, 80 30 to-So
Sats. only p. m. Sundays, $50. lo-Oo d H.
Time tables may be obtained at foiIowltnass iIo.tass
Offices: Liberty St. west 23d St Tel fann Zoo
Chelsea. Astor House. 245. 4s4. sest Iao0,
1854 Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Av.. 2sl Fi..n
A. * Union Square West. 273S Third kE-,
1CS west 125th St. 245 Columbus Az, Nem N-a
York: Court ST. 343. 344 Fulton -: 40
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn. $50 20 br % All.
WILLIAMSBURG New York Transfer Co' oaiis
FOR and checks baggage TO destination
v,ce1pTcs. G & Cen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

Steamer Juan February % Ponce
"a Arroyo Job1s - AEuadiliH March and MayaCuez
3, the New and Porto Rico IS Co with II pas
S'nEeTs. mails Arrived al the Bar S.45
Steamer Admiral Sampson. iIenshaw, Port Morant and
Port Antonio March 4, the United Fruit Co.
passengers, mails Indse Arrived at the 3
steamer Dacre Castle 0Br new. 26sl5 tons. Smith
Shields February 23, Barber ballast.
= Bar i m, Sth
Steamer RagnarOk lEor), Lind. Santiago March ..
the American Smelling & Refining CO. with copper
Passed Sandy Hook at 2.2l p N
Nanx Isles tBr3 Moar, Manzantlla February
Cfenuegos -, TO the West India Co. sugar
Arrived at Bar p
Steamer FlorGe (Fr}, Faol"tti. Favre February
the Compagne Generate TransatlantiQue. with
rived at the Bar al 10 a
Steamer Fl AlbH Quick. Galveston March g. - the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine
9:43 a
Steamer FL Dorado. Hopner, New Orleans March to
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse OF Highlands
I2:+5 m
Steamer Northwestern Rieber Sabine Pass March l. to
the Texas Co. with oil Passed in Quarantine at 1912
4
Steamer Urd CIor). Hansen. Havana February Is and
Arrived at the Bar at 12:l5
Steamer Idaho Q3r). Loveridge. Hun February c3
Sanderson son, with 26 passengers and mdse Arrived
al the Bar az 30
Sandy Hook ). March 9. $50 n1--wind northwest;
moderate breeze clear; Light
Steamers Sicanba GtaD Tampa jamestown. Norfolk
Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
GRAIN IN FARMERS HANDS.
Wheat. 14s.721.oO0 Bushels, and Corn.
962. 1895 900 Bushels. on March /

Washington. March s-The crop reporting board
n the TezazrE1leu- Agriculture. n bulletin IS
ssad today, places the quantity of wheat in farm
.-s' hands on March l. 1908 at about 80 per cent
equivalent 70 lss bushels. OF last years crop,
g compared with Isl per cent or $4,000 bushels,
of the 1866 crop on hand March !. 1897, and "a
T7er cent CE-55s bushels. the average for the
las ten years Of the quantity OF the crop hand
CT March =
The quantity Of corn in farmers hands OF March
!. 1905. is estimated 81 per cent equivalent 70
ss2-zos GOO bushels. OF last years crop. com
pared with zz3 Per cent 1925 100000 bushels,
OF The 1906 crop hand March :, 1907, and 39-4
per cent or SS2.7OT. 900 bushels the average for
the LAST years of the quantity Of the crop
hand March J. Il IS estimated that about is per
cent OF Ef-e crop viii be shipped out Of counties
where grown as compared with 23-2 per Of the
1905 crop and 13-7 per cent, The average for the
last zen wears 50 shipped out The proportion OF
the total crop which is InerchantabIe IS estimated
as ~ per cent Of the 1907 crop S9-1 per OF
the 1906 cro0. and S4-2 the average ef the last
fs1 years
The quantity Of oats in farmers hands on March
4 1905 i estimated q 35-5 per cent equivalent
e zs7 z76 600 bushels. OF last years crop
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool March s-Arruenan C8r) New York
London March S-hnnetonka st8r0 New
Gibraltar, March g. l p m-Prinzess Irene Ger New
York for Naples and Genoa
Plymouth March 8. 1914 m-Kaiser Wilhelm II GER
New York for Cherbourg and Bremen
Glasgow, March 9-CalifornIa tErD. New York
Newport. March S-CaL1byses York via IEav-e
Amsterdam, March G-Prins Willem II iDutch. New
YORK via West Indies. Venezuela and Havre
Algoa Bay. March Gordon Castle lI}r York via
Antwerp. March 7-Anerican Dutch). New York: sth
Sarnland. New York.
Sydney, n s. W. March Star of England CBr, New
Berrnuda March 8 $50 ml-Bermudan tBr. New
Trieste March 5Vinc Bonanno GaD. Bettari New
York VIA Algiers ard Venice
Kobe 6-FIDheufeIs ttIeTJ. ia
Sabans Shanghai. etc
SAILED.
Cherbourg March T. 6 m-New York New York
Plymouth March 8, 20 u-Pennsy !vania Ger. New
Bremen March l. : 2 rn-Main Ger. New York.
Shields. S-Captain Lucas York
Rotterdam March 6-Frometheus Ger. New York; 18th
Saratoy RUSS. New York.
Demerara March S-Korona tBr). New York via ports
fT3rD.
Naples March 8-Regna dItaIia UtaD. New York
Huelva. March 3-Beforth (8r). New YORK
Santos. March 5-SieETnund Ger). New York
PASSED
Dover. March 9-Cressweli jBr). New York Hamburg
IraWle Point. March 3-Deutschiand 0ier tauiD.
York FOR Rotterdam: sioteTdyk Outch). Rotterdam
forN York
Gibraltar. March a-sanno utaD Genoa anc Palermo Tor
New York, Tanagra C3D. New York C-an. Al
giers etc. SchaFzfes Ger, Calcutta Colombo
Boston ana New York. sth. Enroll lI}r laohama.
etc foT Boston and New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
Japan C0rea. China and The Philippine
Islands Vancouver and Victoria
. C)-Empress Of Japan Mar
Islands viz seattle-shnano Marl... Mar IL m
Ga vVaii. China he
ippine Islands (yia San FRANCISCO
china Mar. II, 500 m
Japan Corea and China especially ad-
dressed ony) via Seatte)-Kurnerc-. Mar IL 90 m
Cores. China Philippine
ands Tacoma)-NinE Chow----.-.-Nar II, D ID
Hawaii san FrancsooD-AIaneda.- ID. 500 . IN
Hawaii. Japan. CJTea. China Philip
pine Franciscob-MAn-
shuria Mar IS, 800
Australia Except Vest New Zealand.
Islands Fiji Islands and New
Vancouver and Victoria
Z C.D-Mosna Mar ~.
Hawaii. Guam and the Philippine Islands
Fra2c3scoy-C l., e:0S ?
Tahiti and MaTQuesas IslaHcs via San
Francisco)-Mariposa ....-...........Apr H. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
NEW D. & n. DIVIDEND SUIT.

Andre t5ynlans and Max Schoenfeld. who say
they are holders Of Gebenture bonds Of the Della
ware & Hudson Company. applied late yesterday
70 Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court
for an order restraining the paying Of Z dividend
o. Monday. on The ground that il had not been
earned- Scs
Judge Holt refused 70 grant the restraining Or
C.. but signed show cause Why such
injunction should not be granted This was made
re:u-nable on the regular motion cay. Friday. A
similar action against The same corporation Is
pending u the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
THE COTTON CURTAILKENT.
No Official Action Taken, but Many Mills
Will Shut Down Three Days a Week.

FAN River. Mass. March 9-At the annual meet
.r7g II The Cotton Manufactures Association th's
afternoon all the officers were reelected No OF
-7c7al action was taken regarding 3 further cur
- lrne-r Of production President hiI stated 'fl'
r. -orsnsio,l had not been discussed At the meet
.-z 7 was talked o1er informally later. however.
s-4 ne sec7tirlent expressed by the members was
f- favur Of continuing the curtailment policy The
mills VIII at individually in the matter, and many
W s1-7- down for three days a week
The officers of the association are President O
L FEll- zjce-presidenr. ". Frank s. Howe; sec
rera-v-treasurer. Clarence NJ Hathaway; member
Of executive committee for three years William H
lIcI.ane-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, March 8, 1908
ARRIVED.

steamer Baron Dalmeny (Br). Dodds. Baltimore March
= 70 II Winchester Co. in ballast. Quarantine
a % q m
Steamer Columbia fBr1, WadswCrrh. Glasgow February
- and Mosllle March J. 70 Henderson BTos. iO7
cabin and l07 seerage passengers and Arrived at
The Bar q II 50 p m eth
Steamer Arcola QBrI. shaw cardeEas February
CAlDzT1sn March 3. MuDson SIS wit nd
Arrived al the Bar q p n sth.
Steamer orrIentas Scharfe Santos February
Rio Janelro II. Bahia q ana Barbados o
Funch. Eaye s. % with passengers, maiis and aase.
Arrived a the al a ".
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
OIL REBATE CASES PASSED.

Chicago. March s-Judge Bethea in the United
E1aIes District Court. to-day passed indefinitely
two Of the pending II his court against ths
Standard Oh Company OF Indiana charges Of
scoepting concessions from the Chicago Eastern
Illinois Railway.
Rebate against the Atchison anc the New
York, Chicago q ST Louis railroads were tenn
gJorarily passed
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

\. Y, n H. & HARTFORD X X
42d St and zth Ave. as follows FOR ~
Foston Via New London & Prov.-Ft lo;op' ~
x 1902 a Ma 90 * ;o5; via Winit Uni,
rnantfc-ITs:O3 A. NJ. +2:0l P N va
spfd. 1915 a. NJ. 1900. 'li4:oo' IL .oo
I.akeviIIe & Norf-+ea:oo A. NJ: 3 &c T. "
CT harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts-
fieId-t4 :54. $500 A. NJ, 1925 P: NJ
Ticket offices at cGd. Cent 81 n ana
coz Union So. else 9Th Ave. GAS Col.
Ave. c563 5th Ave. c64s Mad Ave. ciOo
w 12sth st. 27e8 Sd Ave In B'kly1, ca
Court st, 479 Nostrand Ave. $50 B'way-
-Daiiv Except sundays. FStops at i25th
St xStops al 125th st. sundays only
1Parlor Car Limited Has dining car
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
Continuation of Our
Important Offering OF
Silks from Auction Sale I
Stylish E21d Bags
Durable Suit Cases

Prices always tnrerest-Eere ara
some for new Hand Bags ard
Suit Cases that viii prove uar-
ticularly So
Hornback Alligator Envelope Bags
calf linsT-ilsids Coupzrru-e---
worth 500 -------.--.-.--- 2 "a
Real Seal Envelope Bazs-Ia-=s size
TOP strap handle la-ois lined
change compartrrert-seper pu-s.
and mirTOr-calS lined
WoTth sJ-4S ------.-.-- --------..s s %
Leather Carriage BaE-black ard
coi0rst-I0-i1ch i1-s-IoCkt-- rtvsrsd
frar1e-ieathe- IiueG-pl1rse and art
case-goOd value a. s. ---..---f "a
Leather Envelope. ERasger and Car
rage Eags-uoire Iiued-ls-ga and
medium sfzes-stiFf and soft leaths-
ha1dles-bIack. coiCrs ard r1zrbled-
fIIsd-Sl-O0 values --..-.... 20
Others with double fsp-i1slts o.
outside change co--p -pa-r1-s1r o.
purse-biack and col0Ts-ECT-. I'd
70 500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SS
Cowhide Suit Castelar, leather
capped cOruers-liue1 L-a,l-w1rn
and without shirr Scl1-----.-----.-G C5
japanese Cane suit Case-24 inch
leather capped cO-1ers-s-rCrE
leather hauf1eS-UEs. lined
inside straps -----...-.---.--.- 8 9S
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
EiarkstS
For Sgri1g and SKINNER

Hotels. cottages and boarding
houses viii find ir greatly 70
their interest 70 test these Of
feringS specially made 20 popu-
Iarize the new basement aEdi-
tons
FBeavy cray F1eecs-r.1k AM 1l1s
borde--11-4 siza s7r G0-1-s BEDS
excellent for Sumner hotels
and cottaEeS-ils--a1 u g. - ---. 90
Heavy Eide-dovvu finish B-z-kers-
white and C0ioT-iz4 size
value 81 - -.------.-------.- GS
Twin Bed Blankets -vti-s a1g sa-sta-y-
heavy quali-y-vai-e g SO - 90
New Jacquard Blanket C0--f0--abIss-
light and dark combination coIo-t1gz
splendid for SuCDe--
heretofore sos ...-....-.2 SS
All Wool California B-ark@-z-vhits and
pIaid-II-4 size tIr large beds
The greatest values y=r------.-.--- = Is
Su2a-17e white California all WOOL
B,a-ke-s-I2-- s5ze-g-la-z1cesd pure
wooI-d=licate pink and blue b0rdsrs-
silk bi1d.rg-value - 9S-..--..-..5 QS
Our price IS way below that asked BY
-obta-s-
All wool Baby 5iarks-s-4sxf0 inches
white. pink and biua-
Until now - - .-.----...-. ----.. = 81
Baia1cz o. = -a-a -ur-Aass
Great Bargains
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

kro1rrlEzess4n Cecite reported nj
5s1-e j zS Sunday night. expected
in Iiob0ken about O'Clock This
The F.nSnd, reported go miles Sandy HOOK AZ
yesterday. is expected to
zlgoET
e sIatenda1a reported $50 miles Sandy Hook
yesterday. s expected oock
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

Special Values also in fner grades
All the foregoing Damasks and Napkins
are PJ RE LINEN. but We 90 not CouEua
TO Linen alone: to meet demands
OF "A varied trade We also offer great Gss0r--
ments of Union Linens and the wonderful
MerceriZed DaUasks. whose riCh gloss.
snowy bleach and beautiful patterns have
won such popular favor. excellent goods az
exceedingly popular prices. mat ec0nOTni-
Cally fiji household needst
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisement. admitted into the-s coiunna
recommended to h. readerr of The Tribune thor
.urtiy reIabIs business be done By mail vita
the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10

Ready for the boys to judge them!
Boys Spring Norfolk suits.
Boys Spring double-breasted suits.
Boys Spring sailor suits.
Boys Spring Russian suits.
In fancy wooIens and washable
fabrics.
Boys Spring overcoats, too.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
25S SA2 1850
Warren St 18th st. 32nd ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN -.
10 A. NJ.
Cccine Cnew) Mar. III Cecille new. May ~
K'prlnz VIM Mar "a X prinz VIM. May ~ ~
Kais. VIM. IL Mar-31 Kais. VIM. II May - =
Kaiser Kaiser d CIR. Apr kaiser Kaiser d; , 1r- Jnns .
X 'prinz VIM Apr u K'prinz VIM: June 30 10
Kais. VIM. H.Apr.2s Kais. VIM II. june - -
Kaiser d. Or. May 8 Kais. d. Gr. June "
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN -
10 A M on
sSeydiitz. Mar 12i Derffiinger. May =
-Barbarossa. Apr. . Kurfuerst " june IL
Seydlitz.. pr. % Bremen. -. June 20 20
Iuetzow. Apr. 30 Friedrich June 90 90
HgTfnerst May Fl Gh Nm JUNE nn0 q
Barbarossa. May q Luetzow July
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA, A, at II An, An;
CONNECTING AT GIBRALTAR FOR
ALGIERS.
iIbe+, Hqise Mar: Mar j K knlse k9hset Nav 5
p. Irene Apr 4 2. Irene e- May
Friedrich. Apr II Friedrich May 10
From Bremen P1era. Sd & 4th SITS, Hobokcn-
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS
EAST AND WEST. -r,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD EMPRESS
LINE.
Marseilles-Naples-
LLOYD-MEDTTERR ANT
SERVICE.
Marselles-Tenoa via Naples TO the LtNaIlIt-
ROYAL RCUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS
tantinople-SInyrhd-
Alexandria
North GERMAN LLOYD TRAY NE1Llss-ft<9
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WOh411
OELRICHS & co, No Broadway. y. L
Louis H Meyer 1916 Walnut St, PhIIa,
AMERICAN LINE From IN 10 hieE 4 NJ N " H.
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ST. Paul L-..--.-. Mar IA. Apr. Il. May ,
NEW YORK .-..... Mar. q. Apr IS, May u
ST. LOUIS. .-..-.- Mar. -, Apr %, May -
PHILADELPHIA Apr 1. May 2 MAY 10
RED STAR LINE From n Per II "a; n : H.
NEW YoRK-DOvER~ANTWERP
FINLAND ....--- Mar. IA. Apr II. May
NADERLAND 49,. Mar. q. Apr Is. May rs
ICELAND ....... Mar. IS. Apr. % May -
PHILADELPHIA. APP. :. May ., May 80
WEIHE STAR LINE tSoH y \ Per
NEW York; -Q'NsTOWN- N-LIVERPOOI..
BALTIC. Mar 10. 10 An Apr I6. May u
CEDRIC. Mar 26. II: 80 P. NJ. Apr-2@ May =
CELTIC. APR :. 10 A. NJ. MAY 7. June !
ACKNOWLEDGMENT SOUTHAMPTON
OCEANIC. Mar. H. PM; APR. :. May Il
TEUTONTC Mar Is. 10 4. NJ: Apr -. May 13
ADRIATTC-- Mar. II An; Apr. =. May 20
MAJESTIC Al pr I, 10 A M Apr % May -
NIB HED h6g46x 1GR6 TO ITALY
Via Azores. Madeira, Gibraltar. AIgiers-
.ROMANIC. Mar. Ii s AN. Apr. y, May so
'CRETIC Mar. IS. noon: May 8. June 70
'CANOPIC- Apr. 4. ! PM: May 18. June y
"REPt BLIC. Apr Is, noon.
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY