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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28

new quarters recently and the new
concern will be ready for business i'm
mediately, and the proprietor expects
lucrative business in the new venture.
1t is reported that Ed. Muzzall. who
formerly conducted a livery business
here but sold his interests and moved
to Royal Center. Ind. is at present in
a precarious condition, being afflicted
with typhoid pneumonia. His friends
are much alarmed and are hoping the
report has been greatly exaggerated.
A reception was given at the Kramer
home on East Joliet street last evening
in honor of the marriage of George
Kramer to Miss Katie Ainsworth, the
event taking place in Hammond on
Thanksgiving day. as reported in these
columns recently. The affair last even
ing was attended by the many friends
of the bride and groom. Many beauti-
full gifts being presented to the newly
married couple with the best wishes
of all for a long and happy married
life
Mrs. Minot Futser, who has been
making an extensive visit with Mrs
Murphy of this place. left for Denver,
Colo. yesterday, where she will meet
her husband. who has been in that
state for his health.
A reception was given to the Crown
Point high school football team by the
johnson boys on Main street last even
ing. A delightful time is reported by
all those present.
NJ
turned to their home in Rochester, Ind.
after spending few days with rela-
tives here.
The work on the Jail building is be-
ing considerably delayed on account
of lack of material
home for their Thanksgiving vaca
ton.
Joseph B. Young has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Roch-
ester.
The moving picture show continues
to play to good houses each evening.
AS far as weather is concerned the
present November is accorded the med.
al by old timers on account of the de-
lightful weather that has been ex-
perienced here during the last three
weeks.
The Crown Point merchants are be.
ginning to display their holiday stock
in their respective windows, and from
all appearances there will be plenty
to choose from in selecting a Christ.
mas present at, probably. not a higher
price than If purchased in Chicago
1t will pay you to investigate. Yo,
can't make a live town out of Grown
Point by putting your money into tn.
pockets of Chicago merchants
Lake county certainly has gotten tn
craze for bitches and drains and enor
nous amounts of money are spent year
~ in draining the land. So far it ha
been question whether or not tn
proposition is good one, as the las
dry season has shown most of the Ian,
would have been just as well un
drained. However, the high prices an
ready sale of farm acres in Lake coun
ty has made its owners anxious to re
claim all the land possible, which i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-28
Remedies Building.

Don Caldwell has entirely remode1ed
the santtarium building on Grant
street, and has it fitted up now as a
first-class board and rooming house,
with all the modern conveniences. Mr..
Caldwell moved his family into the
new quarters recently and the new
concern will be ready for business i'm
mediately, and the proprietor expects a
lucrative business in the new venture.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-12-12

fHfs VIII the SrrHfeHt inc ueY ~ wing 0pfi0r
Unity that the people Of Rapidps jirsint and
adjoining parishes ever hid Offered tn them IL,
The month Of December just when you need
Merchandise.
/ LISA known fact that SIMON BROS LTD,
carry he lnrgsst aud best s.ircIt1 stock of high
class Mems. Ladies' Boys AMI Chlldresss go',ds
III Aiexdntlria
The people Of RapIdes aud Grant know that
when 81 MON BROS. LTD. make u stHtpneht
and say that they will sell their rh: irp sfock ut
Manufacturers ctst. that they i'll positively
do as they advertise.
We know some people will daubt orr state
inent when we say that VIZ viii sell our eftre
stock at manufacturers cssf. We r.;,lize
bnsiiess men that tiais principle II wrong. but
i"ai'cii matters are now confronting us which
forces III t. tnke this bold step II putting our
entire stock on the market to raise cash.
We offer Que Hundred aud Twenty Five Thou
sHanl t$laatOu) Dollars stock OF High Class Aier-
ctansse at Manufacturers Cost.
We must raise Thrty-Fivs Thousand Dollars
t$5sM0) Ia cash by ti,ristinus. aud we fully &
realize he siI,lHiion anil know that the only
way we ran accomplish this il by putting our
entire stock on sue at manufacturers cost.
Remember this Manufactu-
rers' Cost Sale continues UNI
til Christmas.
Terms and conditions of the
Manufacturers Cost Sale--no
goods charged, no goods sent
on approval. and no goods
sent G.. O. y.
Sucl, opportunities seldom present themselves
70 the people in the month Of December ~ uy-
ing higl. csss nlerchandise such carry. ut
4 is = well known fact by every man. woman
ana child In kti,des parrish aud Aicxnn.irit
mat SIMON Rttt,s-. LTD .ariy In stuck he
date goods IN Alexandria.
You know Simon Bros. Ltd. ny the past.
that they make no w;li sta rtlents. Int that
they always substantiate their statements by
. Hart r, Shnffner Marx Mems Fine SUITES the
materials pesect fitting. entire stock ut Manu-
Remember. Simon Bros.
Ltd, offer their entire stock
OF Mems, Ladies'. Boys and
Children goods. without linn
u or reserve, at Manufactu-
rers' Cost.
q
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-12-12

KNOX HATS.
The best American HAT made. world renown.
IN soft and r,lfi. At manufacturers cost
China Silks Liberty Silks. Silk Crepe DE- Chine
Mtssalines. entire stock at manufactured cost.
boys and CHfLDREN's CLOTHES.
All uf The celebrated Ehlerhemer Stein K Co.
make ages ~ oil years All the newest aud
nnhhie~t clothes .io we show. Entire stock at
manufacturers cust
Axmlnsfer Art Squares and Rugs. ricl, color
inxs and newest designs Entire stock at Man
ufacturers Cost.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting 81 Sheets Pillow Cases. Table Lin
en-. Napkins Bed Spreads Towels and Mexican
work amt "Reminiscences Line Pieces Entire
stock at Manufacturers Cost.
Johnston Murphy Mems Fine Shoes Ia all
lss,tlers. patent. Kid. viri gun metal. box calf
and Russian cali. Entire stock at Manufactu-
fers' Cost.
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS.
(Dnsistiup III Net Waists MessaIine Waists.
TaffetH Waists ani Lingerie Waists. all made III
the newest styles with long sleeves Entire
stock at manufacturers Cost.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS.
known the test--the heat known All
new and uI-to date styles. You know what a
large stock We carry.
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Acknowledged by everybody that SIMON
BROS. LTD, show the largest variety and
lest selected line Of Tailor Made Suits ia Alex
auiria. Entire stock at Manufacturers Coat.
W. B. ans AMERICAN LADY CORSETs.
A ms,del for every fgnre. Entire stock at
Manufacturers Cost.
Bostonlan Mems shoes In a feathers patent
facturers Gust.
Remember. this sale will
continue until Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, June 10, 0S
ARRIVED.

Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
tn. Old Dominion IS co. with passengers and mdse
steamer Kherson lRnss, Padalka. Libau May % and
SI and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Concho. Young. Galveston June and Key
West the Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse
Steamer Huron Ingram. Jacksonville June and
Charleston to the CLYDE ss Co with passengers and
Steamer sayona Or, pnnning Trieste May 49, Fiume
%. Paleremo &c Naples 81 and Gibraltar 30 TO the
sengers and rndse Arrived at the Bar 1o:1s a
Steamer ogeechee FtGket Brunswick June a TO ae te
Steamer Columbia CAust. new. s,7o7 tons: Bartoch,
Tampa June s. to Phelps CO. with phosphate
rock Left Quarantine at $40 Will take passen-
Steamer Delaware French Philadelnhia. the Clyde
SIS Co. with mdse; OF Highlands at 1905 a m Nc >,
and Doysr ne to the Bsd star s5a m m WiR hri1sd
steamer Saint Patrick Csro, Fortay Yokohama Feb
hal 10 Hong Kong n Singapore April ia Penang is
Colombo q Cochin rs AePPey IS BansaGee Iee Nay 10
Shewan. Tones & Co. with mdse- Arrived at the bar
steamer T La Hesbaye Dutch Eckhoff Antwerp May
o. Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arrived at the Bar
steamer Den Of Crorlbe (Br) Shields May "a
Peter Wright & Sons in ballast Arrived at the
steamer az Horda (Bri Eide Caibarien 4 to the
Munson SIS Line, with sugar Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Massachusetts Barrett. Boston to the New
England SIS Co. with mdse Passed IN quarantine at
Steamer Saratoga. Downs Havana June s I to the
mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar at e84 en- m Nav
steamer Princess Irene Ger Petersen lenoa Nay
with Jas cabin steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at e:1s & Parxood London May 90
~ Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer EI Dia Mason Galveston June ! to the
southern Pacific Company, with mdse Lett Quaiai'ie
sfeser Tnverclyde Cro Lea Yokohama February %
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
p. r. r. FILES ANSWER.
Repies to Federal Coal Suit Under
the HEPBURN Act.

Pbila5elnhia June 1o-The answer of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company TO the bills in equity
fled by the government against the coal carrying
railroads to enforce the commodity clause OF the
Hepburn act was fled in the United States Circuit
Court here to-day Under the commodity clause OF
the Hepburn act, railroads are enJoined from trans
porting coal mined by them or in the production
fof which they have interest The companies
made defendants by the government are the Read
ing the Lehgh Valley, the Pennsylvania. the Erie,
the Delaware I.ackawanna & Western and the
Delaware & Hudson.
The answer Of the Pennsylvania says that the
law is void for the following reasons:
That il does not permit and undertake to regu-
anthracite coal produced from the mines OF the
several coal companies mentioned IN the SUIT o9t;
transportation thereof. and is therefore not reg
IS not within the scope Of the commerce clause
that the eject Of the said clause will oonsti-
tute q taking Of the DEFENDANTS property corpos
@ 1ghtS Sonf ana aonsation and 9qT in it's result
this defendant will be denied the equal protection
That said clause is class legislation. unduly and
unjustIy discriminative in its results in that II
port in interstate commerce timber and the manu-
7factured or produced by any such company or
under its authority.
That the penalties imposed by the statute are Of
such magnitude. in contravention OF the Eighth
msndenf to to , the EonSntg9n s Of the Tinted
be substantially destructive OF the property
In to such carriers to constitute q denial
of the equal protection OF the law.
The Pennsylvania answer also contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
In the year 1907 more than Sc, 100000 gross
of anthracite coal were mined IN Pennsylvania and
approximately 45. 1000 were transported and
consumed at points outside Of Pennsylvania. An
thracite coal has thus become considerable
Increment in Interstate commerce highly essential
the public welfare and any interference or
interruption Of the movement Of such coal 10 points
outside the state would be serious inconvenience
which anthracite coal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Plymouth 10. 4:3o u-Waldersee tier, Ne" horh
for Cherbourg Hamburg. x
Queenstown 10, 9:01 mSaxon1a tbr) boston iof
santos June sItaan Prince (Br). New York via Baha
and Rio de Janeiro -. ~, vo-, vi.
Cape Town. Algoa Bay, etc vi, <o than.
Rotterdam June 7SEstonia tRuss New York Tor Lipau
Sth Excelsior Ger. New York - wi, via
Iiverpoo June 1o-Mauretania tRr,, New aork
Queenstown: Thespis 03r), New YORK for Maicie
Cuxhayen. S-Phosbus ftier} New 1ofk
Genoa Jine s-Regina dItalia ItaD. New YORK. -
Aden. June lo-Sikh tBr) AohohaiNa' co.
Port said. June 1o-Cambyses oBr> New York via Al
aio Se Iarero June e-velasquez CBr>. New York
para June T-Raveston (Bri. New YORK VIA SaNdiiaiN
SAILED.
Genoa june s-Brasile Gtap, New York
NaTles June 11-Pannonia Br). New YORK. lox, Nev
Isermuda June IL. 1918 m-Bermudian lbr'' I'VE"
Santos June 1o-Tan C3rl New York >-> ,-
June 1O-Kaser Wilhelm IL tNIerl New
York via Cherbourg; Orinoco QBrl New LOT. toIh Nc
ttartadosl Port Spain Colon. kingston ,etC,
iestio (Br) New York via Cheroours ana SueeH0
G. vincent V June 6-Indradev tBrt, oronh Ne"
~ Yorkt Melbourne, Sydney. etc. ,. ..,,
einranore june 7-Indrawad (Br), drom fokohdna e'o
,.TooI Jnne 1o-Carrania (Br) New York via Queens
PASSED.
rasne June 1o-Llardaff City (Br New York for BITS
rorta Ferraria June 1o-Kasenga (Br), New ork loF
Singapore and Manila
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
s55 GR F5LA2ehS5A 956 s2e s5d 80 s 1S56 % 2'f 80
20 40 40 4 & $50 oS s5G, 80 $50 11SS oEG' %
Sa56ay 3d. $50 80 s?S s6 go 5d 5o52 % 90 a 30 no
$50 10 20, 11.5O 2. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. :-1.3O. $50. 100. 500.
noon. 100. 1,so go, 800. 400: 40 500.
6.OO. 100. soc. 800 p. m. 2.15 midnight.
Sundays. $50. 500, 800 1000. HOO a. m.
200 noon, 100. 200 800. 400. 500 800
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23d ST.:-7.5O $50 11.50 a. m.
RER4% 1Se nv go $40 50 SO p 10 90 dailg kS %
noon. 100 400. 600. 700 p. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d ST:
$50 a. m. Q2.50 Sats. only). 3.2O p. m.
ERTY ST.:-10.O0 a. m. 200 Sats. only.
$40 p. Sundays, 1000 a. IN, =. 80 p. m.
VIA ALL RAlL-..Long Branch, Asbury
$50. 40, (5.o5. except satsJ so. s. 20.
$50. l1.5o p; m. SUNDAYS. 9.05 a. m. $50
l1-30 a. m. 1.2O Sats. only). 1.30. $50.
4.45, (5.15 except Satsl. $50. $50. 800
p. m. l201 midnight Sundays. $50. 9l5
SANDY HOOK RoUTs.-For Atlantic
Highlands, Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove
&c Lv. Pier 81, \. R. Foot w. 42d ST.
p m. Atlantic Highlands Pier only. sun
days. $50 a.. m. LOO. 7.45 p. m. Leave
Pier 10. n. r. Foot CEDAR ST. 10. 20
a. m. LOO. 3.45. AS $50 p. m. At
lantic Highlands Pier only. Sundays
1000 m. 80 $40 p. m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty St. tW. 23d 81. Tel CheI-
BID, Piers 10 and ST. n. r.. Astor
House, 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. Is2.
DO. PSI Fifth Av-. 219S Third Az Ill
West 125th St. 245 Columbus Av. New
York; Court St, 343, 344 Fulton St. 479
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
BEEF PRICES UP AGAIN
Would Be Still Higher If Demand
Had Not Fallen.

--,os. ,ersons who saw an added hardship in the
announcement yesterday Of an advance OF Two aho
xt,ree cents pound in the prices of beef may mo
xon,fort in the OF the packers that even
- --ese-t nrices neither they nor the dealers IN
b-,.e n.ere shle TO make expenses One well known
s,snker added that il the people or New YORK Cl'F
had not cut down during the last four months ule
l~r,ount of meat usually bought prices now "ouio
be higher by perhaps another 20 per cent me me
season given for this the extreme scarci'y
-, cattle On the hoof. w P. Mountain, genera
Eastern manager of the Cincinnati Ahattoir' saio
YESTERDAY:
ssrThe Western hackers making no money inc
,.taflers are making no money; the farmer VINO
raises both cattle and corn is the only man "iio
,,oxr has a chance. The Of the present STU
stion was last falls panic When that happei'eo
.-rest numbers Of half fat cattle were thro"h oh
-Yhe beef markets. In normal times uhese oa'N
would have been put into feeding pens anu @ rep
Spver until the spring. But the teeoers Neio ~
49, -bs money strinsency and had TO sell
.sThe high price of corn was also iao'0. .
vo-cinr that condition. and the result was o
.v,e larses. runs Of cattle ever hanoIeo al INC
Use,ern centres occurred in October and NoVenl-
-. 7, ono CAV last fall 200 cattle were run
snto chicago; on June i there were 10000 and
,on the big days-Monday and NednesoaS-@oooo
Is now q large number.
.sThe-e IS 8 scarcity Of cattle the hoof and
she demand for meat has fallen off about % per
cent The great middle classes are the persons
who eat the most rule. but for the lasl
Your months they have stopped. on account or 'he
-herd times ] think Where We formerly solo
~even or eight cars Of beef a week we do NOT ols-
,ose now of more than three or four cars. II
.sbere was any demand for beef in New York
with the present shortage, prices would go up
ss.,rther ! don't say how much. but the law OF
.,,r,plv and demand would force them UP.
There will be. however, large quantities OF
good fat grass cattle 10 take the place OF the
6rv fed cattle of to-day. and this means lower
prices in perhaps two or three weeks
Asked how far prices might drop then. Mr..
Mountain replied:
The reduction will be gradual one. with
corn at IS cents, cattle on the hoof Is worth
more than seven cents a pound, and corn is now
Ss cents a bushel"
This means. IL was said. about 35 cents pound
sor porterhouse steak before there is any profit to
she pay-ser and the retailer.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

, Francisco Tune 10-The official closing quotations
rrininr stocks to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

Women's Wolfe Skirts 11I
Kade to sell at $3.50 10y
Black-full side pleated-two six
folds-au sizes
ALSO FOR JUNE SALE
Dress Skirts OF Wolfe. Chiffon.
Panama and SiciLennes-black ard
colors-in circular g0red or piestsd-
regular and extra sizss-spscfsl GA
skirts OF Black Chiffon TaTsts. v4fss
Chiffon Psnama-pIatn and striped
all models ...-.-..--........ "a
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
T:3o 2aS4 Moons age
HIGH WATER
N-San6y Hook :S3i Gov. He'll 6:4s
PM-Sandy 5.oei Coz. Hell Gate 7:27
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
Wool Jumper Dresses

yoiles and Chiffon Panamas-
plain and fancy. including bo-dered
styIes-black. colors and checks
fancy tailored in dainty effects
Panamas-worth SIS. 98- .-.-----..I. 20
voi!es and PaDamas-worth S1o-9s .. 20
Elmer to S13. 98-worth $500
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
III s. a II IN
June Sale Thursday i'm
Wonnen's Suit and Cloak DENT

haven noty
the known
COME TO-DAY WOULD SHARE IN THESE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Adriatio reported 327 miles Of Sandy Hook
80 yesterday, expected dock about $50
q N To-Day.
Crbria reported $50 miles Of Sandy Hook
3 yesterday IS expected 10 dock about 73o m
to-dsy.
The Pennsylvania. reported 813 miles Sandy
Hook . a yesterday, is expected dock about
to-day
The Bremen, reported 25 miles east Of Sandy Hook
yesterday is expected cock about to-day
The Cedric, reported 7I5 miles Sandy Hook
yesterday, IS expected dock 230 p N
Eriav.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
TRANspAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination ard steamer Close IN New York.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China and Philip
Pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Nip- .n
Wv -
Australia texcept west New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
3 C1MManuks ''H ~ -. June IA. $50 m
dressed oniy Sis sestte,NTanSo Maru 49, $50
Hawaii. also specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China tva San Fran 80 -.
csco)-Asa June io o'oo p m
Japan, Corea. China and Philippine ISL
Frnnress of CShtna - '1..-'.-. June 1s $50 o m
yls6iyostol, fyia Seate)-Adaro % $50
i Frsncfseo,EMa n fposa June g. m
New Zealand, Australia except WesO.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia tvia
San Frsncsco)-Lord Seton. June Is $50
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
via San Francisco)-U transport. July l. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
Iattsta IA tfas.SMsl3G SILK PFsisss sisss }1O.S5

Princess and Jumper-Navy. Rose
op-rhagen Brown. Tan etc, SIX
embd In self-tone. also Stripes ana
Checks with braided bands-attached
or separate lace yokes-aII sizes
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union Station
Washington. with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Ifb'y st
WASHINGTON. 81 peIs, ll5O nm 40 am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 500 ara
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 600 auu
tParlor N. Y to Richmond Val
WASHINGTON. Diner IJ5O am II % n,
WASHINGTON. Buffet 1SO -,n ? 90 nm
10y Al. LII Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet, $50 pm z 90 pm
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG 7SO am 500 ,r
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS IISO am 10 O0 NJ
pITrISBURG. CLENELD. 3 so pm 400 pm
"PITTSBURG LIMITED" O. so nm 7 90 nm,
C CIN. ST ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11.5O pm $50 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOUISV.. $50 pm 600 prn
ofices: 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich St. 225 5th Av. 2ql
Grand St, N. Y: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
West 23d st. and Liberty ST
After y. m Sleeping Car Reservation,
and full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information
B. O. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-51kA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

Kobe March g Shanghai % Ioilo April 8 Mania Us ona
Gibraltar 25 Funch Edge e. Co. with mose Arri'eo
Idaho ffsr1 Loveridge Hull May 20 and Boston
juno S. TO sanderson Son. with mdse Arrived al 'he
Bar at 1O:45 9th -, q, %
Steamer Foxley tBr). Mathieson. Barry May % 70 70
Howard Houder & Partners, Inc. in ballast AffiNeu
at the m. A., m
steap5sr Teesbridge tBr,. Shaw. Swinemunde May ~
IN Simpson Spence e. Young, with sugar Arrived at
1870 m. ..
Steamer Breidahlik ,Nor Johansen Sarna June .h y,
the Atlantic Fruit Company fruit Arrived at the
3 m.
SAILED.
Steamers Bluecher Ger, Hamburg via Plynloutn anu
Cherbourg; Ryndam Dutch: Rotterdam va SouiogRe' Sou
CBrl, Melbourne sydney etc hanna hr6. Is,Dd
tars etc: Prinz Friedrich Ger, Fortune Isianu
cane Hayti, etc; Mcnroe Norfolk and Newport News;
Tetonc tBr Southampton via Plymouth and Cherooure
Diamant Ger. Amsterdam: Herman Winter, s1S.Tn II
Inogen (Br) Perth Amboy; Momus, New orleans EIiha
Ger Genoa via Newport News Crown Prnce I .STl
Bahia Rio de Janerc. etc: Talisman 1bT oucae Ina,
Galveston. Mamma Haa. BALTIMORE ralofiid
0~ubanl Maanzas. Cardenas. etc. FL Sud. Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
Also FcR JUNE SAFE.

Lawn Wrappers J oo
/ Made TO sell At Sl.9al 10
Persian or hora1 parterns-Dutc5
neck-sIbow sleevs-cuffs and neck
with Persian border-deep houncs.
extra fun skirts.
ALSO FOR JUNE SALE
HOUSE DRESSES
PercaIe-pleated OF fIu front
waists with and without lining
turnover collar or 1eckband-
regularly S1-9 -----.-------------- .9y
DAINTY NEGLIGEES-Dott SWISS
and Fancy Lawn-stawl collar Or
Dutch neck. with Val lace or
ribbon -Ur ernb'y beading
worth s.. SO .------------ ----.---.-..f 49
jap silk Kimonos--ich Oriental Designs
satin bands-wort1 S6 9S. .........I "a
NeeIigees OF Dfmity. swisses. LzTnz-
emb'y and lace trin-vo-th s59s e3
Long Kfnonos OF Crepe. Chauie Swiss
and Lawn-vhtts and fancy -.....f .29
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

'BHnss mall.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
MASKED ROBBERS
VICTIM ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH GAS
Rich Baker Marcus, Despoiled
of 5000, Found Dead
Beside Oven.

After having been robbed of $3.50 by
three masked robbers, David Lieb Mar
Gus, a baker, of No. 275 Broome street
committed suicide last night in one of
his basement bakeries at No. q First
avenue, where he was found this morn
ing. is
Marcus. who was little man or
fifty-four years, had fastened tube
shout his body and into his mouth and
then sat down in little pit by his
oven. where he had started a fire, pre-
sumablv for the purpose Of consuming
his body after the gas had killed him
But the fire went out
The news of the robbery was conveyed
In a labored note written in hebrew and
left on a bench near where the body
was found. Coroner Hamburger had
some difficulty In getting the note trans
lated. owing to the tremulous character
Of the writing. Finally 1t was made out
as follows:
Three masked men came and took
$3.50 from my trousers pocket. Six Ital-
taps were there. This write l. Marcus"
The evening world., 1908-10-13
261 ELECTORAL VOTES
FOR BRYAN ASSURED
That's What Vice-Chairnan
Hudspeth Says-And Lots
More to Come.

Here is tie electoral vote by which
Mr.. Bryan viii be elected President. as
figured out by the Democratic National
Committee. Vice-Chairman Hudspeth.
in charge of Eastern headquarters.
gave out fhe list to-day: