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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
EASTERN

Chicago bandit found shot through
brain in wrecked cab, believed to have
been Killed by policeman after wild
right of crime.
Starvation of scores of infants in
New York leads to spread of fatal
rlaladies and four children's homes
are quarantined.
Harvard man will go in rowboat to
Arctic circle tc study unknown tribe
CT Esquimaux.
Daring italian will try to cross Al
lantic from New York to Genoa ic
small saiboat.
Meat goes up in price in New York
and Chicago and further rise is threat
ened. but stock growers reap no bene-
fit.
Texas senator bitterly denounces
president and says latter has ''usurped
powers of congress and judiciary"
Senator Penrose in critical condition
and not expected to live.
John Walter Smith OF Maryland is
gwen seat in senate after hot contest.
Negro, former convict, writes book
throwing new light on once famous
John Collins murder of Kansas, de-
ciaring convicted son innocent, and
latter may be discharged.
Great prairie fire sweeps thousands
of rich acres of South Dakota land, de-
stroys homes and threatens towns.
Illinois state Republican convention
indorses Cannon for president and de-
clares for straight revision of tariff.
Iowa Democrats in state convention
indorse BRYAN for president and Omaha
platform is revised and adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
LOCAL

Judge holds sisters are sane and re-
stores them to competency.
Auditor w. C. Mushet pushes plan to
license all cars.
Young man becomes desperate when
wlfe leaves him and takes strychnine.
Youth while scuffiing with friends is
accidentally shot.
w. p. McComas arraigned in superior
court on charge of murder; case set
for today.
Members of chamber of commerce
start on second trip to Imperial. Ex-
cursion to Goldfield planned.
Police justice overlooks laws in case
of physician fastening to storks aid.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-27
COAST

First Buddhist church in United
States to be erected in Seattle at a
cost of $4,000.
San Francisco grand jury returns
three indictments of three counts each
against Ford, Calhoun and Ruef
charging attempted bribery, and He
ney says previously contended techni-
calities are eliminated.
Coalinga pastor drops dead before
$4,000 people just after delivering ad-
dress.
San Francisco Japanese plan to take
subscription and build monument to
Durham w. Stevens, murdered by Ko-
rean; Japan expresses deep grief.
Two hundred and fifty students of
Stanford threaten to leave university
as result of wholesale expulsions: Pc
t'tions circulating and sentiment at
high pitch.
Aged Stockton man is found brutally
murdered near railroad track.
Penniess wife of once wealthy Bos-
ton man accused of forgery begs pite-
ously to be taken back with him, but
is refused.
California's war on rats results in
diminishing of bubonic plague and
state death rate.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
CARS CRASH ON BRIDGE
Sir Passengers Hurt an Collision on
williamsburg Span.

Six r.asssngers We're injured. two seriously, and
Others bruised and severely shaken up yesterday
on the williamsburg Bridge over Bedford avenue,
when a trolley car of the Grand street line was
,a-,,uoed lyy q car the Sumner avenue line both
Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system. The pas
,seneers of both cars were thrown into panic, and
those able TO do leaped to the roadway rlskirs
being struck by passing in the opposite direc-
fion The injured We're
rT-RR John thirty-one .ears old. Of No 56 Poplar
street Brooklyn; broken and severe contnsloIs'
taken &c Williamsburg Hospital
PAGAN. Iohn. forty-one years old ot No oV s5
BROOKLYN Contuslois OF Oot1 'i'9 -A-A
hips: taken home.
IF-Y Esther forty-tvyo wears old. OF No ~ Iios
street Brooklyn: internal INJURIES 'Aheh "
Williamsburg Hospital -
SIMON Never twenty years old OF No 80 t<ast
f0-h street Manhattan: internal injuries ana con-
fusions. taken home .
STELLA Bessie nineteen years old. Of No lV'2 MyTte
avenue. williamsburg contllsofls ana sn0ch' 'AN'i
- -
p,17,s,74 Nicholas nfave years old OF No 29o East
18th street F1atbush: contusloIs oi i'ss anu '''4'
and shock assisted home
II is said that Frank Mahoney, the motorman' OF
No 4S7e Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. ran his car within
she limit Of headway Although his car was OF the
air brake type it not under control when the
Grand street car ahead suddenly reduced its speed
The nineteen passengers in the Sumner avenue
car suffered the most Nearly all were GToalhis
from various injuries when DR.. Mary Crawford. OF
ahe Williamsburg Hospital, arrived The entlre
.s-stero of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit was blocked
for nearly hour.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

Santos 80. to the John c seaser co. with muse
a the Bar at 4:45 m ,r5
steamer Algonquin Staples Jacksonyie June z - and and
the Clyde Ss Co, with passengers anN
udse Left Quarantine at 1887
Steamer Nicholas Cuneo (Nor). Jensen PORT Anto.o
June 10 20 the Importing Co. with fruit- AT
rived al the Bar at 1:20 - c.
steamer Delaware French. Phila, to the CLYDE os
Co with mdse Passed Quarantine at II :08 p m
Steamer Massachusetts Holmes. Boston, to the New
England Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
12:16 m
steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and 1ndse.
Left Quarantine 4:17 IN.
Steamer Massapequa Lewis. Arroyo June H. via
Boston 23 with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 6:2I
p
Sanly Hook June "a $50 D n-wind east-southeast.
light breeze; partly cloudy; smooth
SAILED
Steamers Argentina (Aust). Naples and Trieste Ma
(Fr) Marseilles VIA Naples: Noordam Dutch;
Rotterdam via Bouogne Russia (faussl. Rotterdam and
Libau: Maracas tBr Grenada: Gere Nor). Sama Prlnz
Sgismund Ger Fortune Island. Cape Haytien etc Gu
bana (Cuba). Matanzas Cardenas etc; Esperanza Grs
toba Cherokee Turks Island Santo Domingo etc; Mon
Norfolk and Newport News; Ell & Aha 1 SaVesSon, SION
Captain Bennett (Nor). Port Antonfo 1rold ,Norl
folk: Lanpasas Galveston Protegs New Rsiestc
(Brl. southampton via Plymouth and C5efn3g % Phiia
CBr). Liverpool via Queenstown: SIT tNor hila
delphia Mama Hata Baltimore; Satla, brunswick
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
OIL WITNESSES SILENT.
GoDcrnmcnt Fails to Learn Cost Of
GaIenG Products.

The first witness to be called yesterday in the
governments suit dissolve the Standard Oh
!Conana11y of New Jersey was Lewis r. Speare'
t7,residet of the Alden Speare's Sons Company, Of
kposto-- Mr. S7eare testified that the old firm Of
psnesre Gregory & Co, Of Boston, had been the
AseIlsnE agents Of the Galena Signal on Company
land had negotiated contract with the Atchison.
l-Topelza & Santa Railroad, in 1854. that called
k~or the aubrication OF the road at 50 cent OF
i1he previous cost The witness identified doc
t,1,nent offered In evidence true copy of that
srsontract
G c. StenbreIner, general manager Of the Ga
lens company the next witness, read from tabIes
10 show that the reduction in freight car
llutrcation during the last ten upon the pTln-
cipal trunk lines averaged about 20 per cent He
declared that the scientific method applied by the
.Galena company the chief factor in the making
lof 50 good a showing Dir. Rosenthal counsel for
sfae defendant company, attacked the method or
ARRIVING at luhrication costs. which, he said had
ia,een followed IN the making of estimates by the
,sove1n1nent He said the government had figured
THE oil the invoice price instead of at so much
for thousand-nlile runs. MIR. Steinbrenner was
called ,ypor TO confirm this charge. Mr.. Steinbren-
arer also said that all the estimates submitted yes
f1erday were taken from the books Of the railroad
'cornpanies and from the records Of the Galena
signal on Company. The totals Of the tables
showed that the price railway lubrication- even
on the basis of so much gallon, was less than
alleged by the government Asked by Mr.. Kellogg,
Cor the government, how much crude oil the Ga
lena company used in manufacturing its product,
Mr. Steinbrenner said he did not know and that
George c Miller anephew Of the president, was
the only man admitted IN the compOunding room
z G. Beatty an expert Of the Galena Signal OIL
Company. whose specially is the lubrication Of
electric machinery and street railways, was called
and testified 10 the reduction operating eX-
petses which the adoption of Galena oil had OBJ
tained for the Pittsburg Electric Company and
similar concerns.
The case viii be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
sLusHEp DOWN WITH AMREReRls.

san Francisco. June 24-Greasing masts, sea
books and oilslzins with ambergris, valued at ap-
pToxima1ely 500 pound, sailors the British
bark Antiope wasted about S2o,eeo worth of the
stuff. unaware OF its value. II not until
yesterday that John FathieSon, master Of the yes
sell learned that lie had let fortune slip through
his fingers. A small part Of the grease had been
saved. and this was identified by Oakland drug
Eist as ambergris. The Antiope reached here from
Newcastle, Australia few days ago. On the way
I'd in latitude 20 degrees south, large quantity Of
grease was seen floating the surface of the
ocean, and, calm prevailing, the men managed
10 SCOOP up several bucketfuls of the stuff. The
.grease-' was found excellent, and Il used for
slushing down the Inasts, the rest being used 10y
the men on their oiskins and boots The captain
Saws that much more of Ihe material could have
fasen. collected.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool June 24-Terence (Br). New York for Man
Plymouth June 25. 1908 a m-Adriatic (Br). New
York for Cherbourg and Southampton
Bremen. June "a, m-Kronprinz Wilhelm N6er)'
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Naples. %. 1 m--Ancona (Ital), New York
Genoa. June 22-Antonio Lopez (Span). New York
Rochelle. June 23-Le Cog (Br). New York
Singapore. 23-FliSh (Br). New York via Durham
Yokohama. June 24-Dacre Castle G3r), New York via
AlGiers, etc.
SAILED
Liverpool June 24.Carona CBr). New York via Queens
Southampton June 24Atrato (Br). Barbados Port Spain
New York; 1:35 Teutonic tBr). New
York Cherbourg and Queenstown m. kTon-
prinzessin Cecilie Ger, New York via Cherbourg
Hull June 24-Manchester Exchange tBr) New York.
Rotterdam June 22-Prometheus tCSer) New York
AIgiers June 2tSikh (Br) Yokohama, Hogo. etc, for
and New York
Vincent. V June 6-Sierra Blanca iBr) from New
York Cebu Manila,
Venice June Is-Eugenfa (Aust). NeV York.
Palermo 1S-San (iiorgio QtaD. New York
PASSED.
Sagres June 24-Jeserc (Br> New York for Hong Kong
Sciy June 24-I-a Savoie C'rl. New York for Havre.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, June a. 1908
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Queen Eleanor (Br). Leg Shields June 9, to
the John seager Company in ballast Arrived at the
Bar m.
Steamer Alamo Avery, Galveston June Il and Key
West 20. to the Mallory Co, with passengers and
mdse. Left Quarantine at 12:15
Steamer Saratoga Downs Havana June y. to the
New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with 151 passengers
mdse. the 5:49 a m
Steamer Oceanic tST). Haddock. southampton and
Chertourg June II and Queenstown IS 10 the White
Star Line with I55 cabin and 40 seerage passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1886 a m -
Steamer Curityha tCuban). ONein Banes June To-
Gibara Nuevitas is and Npe 10. to the Munson p
Line. with "a passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar I:45 a m.
Steamer Barbarossa Ger. Bardeleben. Bremen June
- Oelrichs 4 Co. 160 cabin and 800 steerage
passengers and ndse Arrived at the Bar at II "a m
FL Dorado. FREEMAN. Galveston June Is to the
Southern Pacific CO. with mdse- Left Quarantine at 5
m
Steamer Fannona G5r). Irvine. Fume June g. Palermo
Gibraltar IL. to the Cunard IS Co. l4td
5s cabin and 24O storage passengers and mdse
Arrived the Bar at $40
Guantanamo IL and Cienfuegos 16. to the Munson SIS
Line. with sugar Arrived the Bar at ) a M
steamer Thames (Er) Down Barbados June 10, SaVa-
nila and Ca-tagena 49, Colon 16 and Kingston 20 10
Sanderson & Son. 102 passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived the Bar at / -. ~
Steamer Apollo C3H. Shirley, Rio de Janero May Z"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

WHITE, rINENE COAT SUITS
aIeo striped C;alatea-CutaWay Co'to OS,
Eimoro sIeeve-pleated skirts 30 90
LINEN COAT SUITS White ana I'm
elaborate lace trimd coats O 90
worth Sf39S ---------.- - so as
Special values in finer U" Si'''o
woH1E;N.S WASH DRESSES
Junner and Princes styles o's '""
two Piece Patiste. Lawn ana q no
Iinene-value SJ.9s ..--.-.--'---'-o 40
rr-.1pER AND PRINCESS DRt-ssf-o
TaU-n F.atiste and Linen-witH iace C,e,
o. hand cruIl' worth Ss-9S- - 40
spaciaI values In finer 2" SI--'9-
rr-,rpE.P AND PRINCESS DRESSt t'S-
cation. Taneta and satin F'uid'"7
in main coIors. checks and stripes
With and without fancy lace SuirlpGeO Oo,
value $1,000 --------.-- .--- --- o. 90
Finer to $g-9s-
r ,E-F-F.TA AND PONGEE JUMPER
DRESS SFS-RIack and col0rs-Wlth
hand enb-v and fancy drawn
work-worth $1,000 ----------.-- / 'o-7o
raFFETA SILK COAT SUITS
C,tawav and straight front coatsL
-faated skirts-were 500 -9s. .---. S.0S
c,eciaI values in finer To S34-JS
PRINCESS LINGERIE DRESSES
Ratfzte and Persian Lawn-Whl'e
and light coIors-elabOrat trim OK
lace inserts and tucks-S!s0 emp
uaneIs and lace trimmed
1ouuces-value S21-O0 .----..--- i 20
o&E-PIECE HOUSE DRESSES
C1anbrav. PercaIe and Seersucker-
usually S1-9S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
FOLLOWING FOR TO-DAY
I'M wOMEN'S SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS, &C.

SILK CLOAKS-
T'hree-quarter IenEih-flI piaitsT-
deep collar Renaissancs braid
usually SIGe5 ............ oo-
long LOOSE SILK CI.OAKs-
Circular and pIeat4d-vith ana
without capes-vaine SlIs5. III az
Special values IN finer to s27. .as- 90
SILK JACKETS AND BRAIDED
COATS-CJver silk black and colo-,
worth sl2-9S and S15.9s. .......... o 90
CLEARANCE PRICES FOR CLOTH
JACKETS-B Broad io-hs. Covsrrs
Panamas. Noiie-Tsu and Black
were sos n S2o..'~ --- 3 .98 to f3 "a
Red Ticket Lot"
U WASHABLE DRESS SKIRTS
White Linen new pleatsf. with
three fold '5u1ton down from. . Ga
White and Natural Linen skirts
pleatsd and ciTcUiar-maa tailored Q ca
Special values in finer 20 slO9s-
CLEARANCE OF WOOL SKIRTS
Palama=. Eoiles and sicfIisnuA=-
Black and co.ors-usvesr n1odals
were 81 o 70 - 9S-n0w Q 93 To %
Red Ticket Lot"
DOTTED SWISS NEGLIGEE-
Lace trim-fancy sleeve @A
deep founced sSirt-dttsd back
worth s. 98 ----.--.-.--............1 20
Finer 70 S3ss
MOHSrR BATHING SUITS
Sailor Collar or Dutch Nscks-
fun pleat-d skirts-wids hand arY
fancy braid trim
Instead OF g 9-...--.............2 %
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
NEW JERSEY CEN TRIAL

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHlLADELaPhi 1+a hiA
$50. $50 $40. $50, $50. 1880. II. 20.
I1;5o a. m l2oo 1.20 I-S9' 90 y 2s0. 90 S'DO'
i250. 80. $50 $50. $50. $50. ESQ. $50.
500 10 20; 1l.5o Pr ?, m ~ = ~ M @ m
$50 900. 1900 11.o0. 11-3o a M; 12W oo
noon. LOO. 1.3o 200. 800. 100; 40, 90.
geo 100 sSo go 60 Poo p m iod3 70 p m5dhsn' o m
1900 noon. LOO. 200. 800. 100. 800. 6,oe.
200, 500 600. 1880 p. m. u. 10 midnisht
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHiNGToN. 81 ~
80 s59 $50. $50 p m m, 90 daily; ~ |! Iy %
FOR 2s9 aLAN4c SS &C S1TY Pv NJ W d2y aS ST.
-9.50 a. M. U2.5O sats; only. 800 p. m
sundays, $50 a m. 22o P m. s.t Lv- LIB LIB
$40 p. m Sundays. 1000 a IN. 2. 80 p. m.
VIA ALL RAIL--Long Branch, Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove. Sc Lv: w 23d sT-M
SO. 40. (5.O5. except satsl. $40. g. 20
$50, 11.5O p. m SUNDAYS. 9o5 a m. SO
$40 p m Lv LIBEkrf IL ls st; ST149o. 9o 80 So
AS, C5.15 except Sats) $50, $50, S.O0
p. m. 12O OF midnight. Sundays. $50. s.l5
a. sRN6Y a.; 5;So' HOOK 100 RotJTs.-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
a &c bv a. Pier m 3D. f2.so. O. s'1o G3s " 4is d a45 I
.. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier only)- Sun
days. $50 a m, LOO. 10 p m Leave
g. m, 100, 3.45. AS 8.10 2. m. At
lantic Highlands Pier cnly)- Sundays.
1000 a. m, 80. $40 y. n.
Time tables may oa obtained al following
offices: Liberty St. wv 23d St. Tel. Chel-
sea 3144). Piers 10 and 81 N. r.. 6 Astor
225, PSI Fifth Av.. 219S Third AS, Ill
west 125th ST.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: 4 Court St, S43, 344 Fulton ST.. 40
wa
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

Niagara Falls, X y June A-The annual con-
ventton of the National Liquor Dealers Assocla-
zion was continued here to-day. DR. A J. Erie
berg attorney for the Ohio Wine and Spirit As
socjat4on. was the first speaker. Other speakers
were T NJ Gilmore. president of the National
Model license League, and William E Hull on
.r-rha Illinois State Association.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

rlesfinstfon and steamer Close in New York
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China and Philip
IoIs p5ds iSi'nI' To-day. $50
Tas and Maaqnssss isanas wa 2e $50
New Zealand. Australia except WesD,
via San Francsco1|Lord Seton. June 2s $50
Jaran. Corea China and Philippine
Islands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria
r. C)-Empress Of China. June Is. $50 p m
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Alameda June 20 $3.50
via san Francisco)-U transport. July l. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Ofice. No 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and SIth SITS. until o'clock q m. Ad-
Vertisemenis received at the following
branch offices at regular ONCE rates until
& O'Clock n. m. VIZ: 2s4 sth ave, $. ..
cor. I'D St: 1853 9th ave. cor. 18th at.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER HON. ABNFIR G.
L Thomas a Surrogate County of New York
notice s hereby given persons having claims
against Matilda A Elder. late of the County Of New
thereof the subscrbers their place of
the office of Duer. Strong Whitehead
No 20 Wall Street in the Borough Of Manhattan in
me city New York, before the 18th DAY of
next
Dated New York. the 3oth day of January. 1908.
ANNIE z. MUM. ADALINE ID. e PETERS,
Executrices
pUrR. STRONG q WHITEHEAD. Attorneys for Ex-
ecTtrtces, No. 30 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
ALLEGED SLAYER OF GIRL DIES.

,-sv Philadelphia, Ohio, June 24-Charles Spach
she alleged murderer OF Miss airline hnfsely mere
last Friday night and " no was peileVeo n9 tilo
- - Es,,a a+ternpted to end his own life with
- ezyne revolver died last evening. 1t was
zs4t ont In the coruner's inquest that spach had
threatened the girls life.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
June Sale Of
Boys' CicfEeS and Furnisti1Ss

BOYS Ciof1es and Furnistings
Knee Pants anI Bloomers-
Mixed Chevio-s and Twesds and IN
Corduroy-3 70 a yrs-rsg 10. 's>
Bows. Tr0usa-s-R@zrliar BIoomsr or
Knicxsr-S fixtures. Cassimsres
Vorstads. Tweeds- Chsviots and
CordurOys4 10 16 yrs Al
worth -75 and .sS...-.........-... '7S
Bows School Blousss-Madrss. Psrcals
Chambray. white. coIored and fancy
military or shirt collar 12
s 70 Il yrs.-value 20 and 30. 'io
Bows I.aunderef BIousss-sxtrs fire
corded madras-Sfits and figured N7
5 10 Is yearS-valus .9s.s.....-.
Bovs' Washable suit-sailor. and
Russian styles-Chambsays Plain
and Strfped-3 70 10 yrs- rs
value 40 and .Se---.--.---.......
Rows. Washable Suits-Russian ard
SafIor-Plain and Striped ChamTass
Linen Crash. Popiins. Whits DUCK
Madras. PeTcalss. etc-- ,11
o1z % 10 yrs.-Gslally sl.'9-..---
Rows Double Breast suits-Two pairs
knfcl5a- trousers-wita and witnou
heIt-Tweads. CheviOts. Honespus
Cassineres and Nfixtures-Sto 10 Is 2ZA
vrs.-worth S3. 9S and S.-ss-.---
Bows Extra Fine Suits-Douols
R-east-Navy Serges, also Wors'eds
Thibe1s. Cassiueres. Chevtots ano
Wool era she-plsin or oeitec
coars-saraen. serge or monaI
Ifriuzs-S 70 Is years .S.SS
worth s. 9S and IS 9s- -
C-hf15rsn.s Washable Golf. IAN and -,
Etor Ca7-Ltnen and Duck 10
white and tan-reg. .2S......'''''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
pED I'D" LINE.

pED "D' LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO, CURACAO AND
VENEZUELA. -
From Pier II. near Wall st. FWry, Bklyn
For San Juan. Porto Rico.
s s. PHILADELPHIA. Sat July T. noon
SIS. CARACAS. Saturday, July Is noon
For Porto Cabello Curacao and Maracafbo
s S. ZULIA. Saturday. June -. noon
SIS. AURORA. Saturday, July 4. noon
Is s. MARAcAIBO. Saturday. July IL. noon
tFreight only.
These steamers have superior accommoda-
tlons for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DABLETT
General Managers. SO wan St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF an execution. I. Bernstein
auctioneer. will sell to-day. A. m. at
8S6-BsD Second ave, Manhattan. machinery
and toilet supplies. by order OF Alfred Free
man marshal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
'sNTI-coTToN FUTURES BILL KILLED.

Baton Rouge. La. June 24,-The LOUISIANA state
Senate Committee on Agriculture by vote OF
8 70 1 to-day reported unfavorably the Marston
anti-cotton futures bill.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
BALTIMORE G. OHIO r. R.

ROYAL 44sAi.fo<
>-Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union St&uod
Washington with ell Lines South.
eavn Ne.v YORK Daily 23d ST. Lib'y ~.
" wiSEINGTON STpeis II 50 pm f.30 am
~ ~ ,SHINC:T6S Diner 7.50 am 500 an
M StiNCTON Diner o.S0 am 1000 ann
" hSari-r ar y Y to Richmond Va-)
CO .cGISGTON Diner II.5O am 100 ma
NJ aSuiN NGTON Bu,Yet 1.SO yIn 200 pm
,pGyhTTD :. Diner sSO pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 100 pm 80 pla
Through Daily Trains 70 the WesC
CHICAGO PITTSBURG- 1-oO am S.O am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11so am II w y
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. 90 pm 80 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED. 51 pm .-uO pm
GIN. ST. Louis. LOUSY. 1i50 pm d-5U sd
GIN, ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. 8 80 am 10S am
CIN or TOTrrS. LOUISV $50 pm 500 Pm
onices: o45. 434. 1900 Broadway. Asso, ,
House. 10S Greenwich St. 70 otn Av;; 3si
Grand s., NJ T.: 343 Fulton St. Brookiyn'
West 23d ST. and Liberty 81
After g ~ m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. e. o. r. r.. 23d St Terminal fh'ns
Number. Chelsea-1lA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25

!. TyFRTIsFndENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
4 received their Uptown once No 1854 Broadway.
fef1een goth 57th sts until clock Adver-
a following branch
rne71IsT once rates until O'Clock m, sth
pa 153 9th 18th S Eas
IAN ST 257 West 42d Et between 7th and sth
- west l:stb st % ave. between and nth
SIS l02S - ave 6lst st 17os lst ave seth
~ East i2bfh 75G fremont sve.. $50 Sd ave
or sny American District Telegraph Oflca.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun -ses4 75s Moon rises 26 Moons age .
HIGH WATER
q, Sandy Hook 5.o8 Gov. Island SEQ Hell Cato 7:s3
= M-SauGy 6iGoT- Island 5-a5 Hell Gate LAC
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
Pretty Gifts for
Boy and Girl Graduates

FOR THE GIRLS
Chatelafne Watchss-solId silver
plain or fancy dials- 2QS
value S3-9S --------.---.- --.-'---
Solid Gold Chatelaine Watches
extra heavy polished cases for son
monograms-vaIUe S12-9S --------
Misses Jewelled Ring-solid gold
evusv. twin. cluster or Tiffany OK
settfngS-Value S3-ie ------------
All silk Gauze F'a-s-spauEIed or
hand pafnted-sOrne trimmed with
lace in pretty design-plain or 1 40
carved sticks-value 81 -49----
SILK Gauze Fans-painted or
spangled-various dainty coiors- 20
fancy stiCks-were -4S----------.-
Solid Gold Neck Chains-curb- rope
and Hnk-13 to Is inch , OK
value SIS 9S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Solid Gold I,ockets-round or heart
shape-suitable for mOnOgrams O2
value S3 60 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pearl NeckIaces-solid head-strung
on gilt fox tail wire-invisible OS
snaT-vaIue 81 SO 69-----------------
Solid Gold Collar or Handy Pins
plain for initials or with Jewels Or
worth SI-69 Observation-Disclosures
FOR THE BOYS
solid silver Hunting Case Watches A CS
plain or engraved-va1ue s69S- -
Open Face Gun Metal Watches
thin model-siIver or gold dial 80
value SIS 9S Observation-Disclosures
BOYS or Young Mems Signet Rings
solid gold-eXtra heavy-Ronan or
rose-large seal for monogram O2
latest designs-vaIue 81. S'>C -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
The Turf.

~vNy~ AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
- ~ lieH JUNE 10 To G
m IA W. JUNE MEETING
THE CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
To-DAY-The Swift and Other Races
Trains leave 34th st. z. r. via l. L r. r.. II n m.
1910. 90 Parlor Carr, 40. $40. 2:10 Elec
trfc trains beth ST. Ferry foot whitehall St,
IL 40 100 p. m. via Brooklyn Bridge Subway
Special Racetrack trains direct track Brooklyn
trolley also transfer 20 track Music by
Grand Stand SO. Ladies. SIb0. Field, 81.