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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
Feminin. conslstsne, ,

Feminine Consistency.
First Bridesmaid : Dear Mabel is
nothing II not consistent.
Second Ditto--Well? tsf..}
First Bridesmald-You know she was
the president Of the Rainy Daisles, so
she insisted at her wedding on carry
Ing shower bouquet.--Houston Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

He-It has been said thdt a woman
can make q fool OF any iuan. DO you
believe III
si,e- OF course not. The bs6t she
can 10 Il dsvslcp him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25
Reformed.

Reformed.
do you think horse racing crimey"
"Sure."
"But you owned string of horses
last season."
That's just It. was referring to
the way In which my horses raced
New York Telegram.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

;'rMy, MY! What Breath! Why
Don't You Have Gauss Cure
That Catarrh?"
If you continually k'hawk and spit
and there is a constant dripping from
the nose into the. mouth, II you have
foul, disgusting breath. you have Ca
tarrh and / can cure It.
All you need to do Is simply this:
FIJI out coupon below
Don't doubt, don't argue!' You have
everything to gain, nothing to lose
by doing as tell you. l want no
money-just your name and address.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-25

First Broker How IL businessi
Second Broker = Improving little.
I've got good barker out ip front
Of my Once now.-- Brooklyn Life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
METHODIST.

The business mems class OF hte
Martha Holmes Memorial N. r. chufen.
Putnam and Lincoin-ave VIII pc ad-
dressed by Levi j. Flick on Belief In
satan: Its, Growth and Decline, sun
day noon. All men are cordiaiiy IN
vited.
Clinton u. Howard will lecture in
the Central NJ f. church, Tuesday
evening. on The Solid. Sober south
on the Water Wagon In Dixie" Since
Jan l. Mr.. Howard. who mas come 70
be known as The Little Giant mas
lectured In 81 states.
The Rev. Marshall II. Petit, pastor
Of stanton Park Baptist church, VIII
exchange pulpits. Sunday morning, WIN
Rev. w. l. Riley. OF Ferry ave. Baptist
church. In the evening. Rev. Pettit
will take for his subject. Come
Rev. A. X. Johns, pastor OF the Wy
andotte Methodist church. saturday
morning. received his appointment 10
the Court-st. church. Of Flint. Mich,
and will preach his nrst sermon .he ,n
Wyandotte has not been named as yet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
EVANGELICAL.

EVANGELICAL.
Mission Sunday will be celebrated IN
St Matthews German Evangelical
church, Concord and Stuart ayes. to-
morrow, with services at 10 g. m IN
German. and at 1880 p. m. In English.
general secretary OF the foreign mis-.
sion board OF the German Evangelical
church, will speak at both services IN
Views gathered during his recent trav-
els in india.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
From Another Point of View
We're out there today.


Baseball is the of all suspended enterprise this day
We Hobson fills with as the asst Japan
your friend not in when you CALL you are entitled to Just one guess
Balkans
Rapids
a ball appeared Detroit
today
.
IA either.
an auto sore throat" Hoarseless we presume
the city Of the Four straishts II you please Tigers
injured but viii gamey catch as catch
Florist Bremeye II might
for running ns suburban cars ITO the Wild Flowers"
platform that he being Tourist
vaueo
Bradley Warner nominee We
A
to
Of
Of having beaten
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

experience IL aot recognised, or that
they are ignored: but IL does mean
that their pretense Is unmarked AID
their claims grappled with and over
come through q realization OF the
truth Of being.
Two Theories Compared.
Our critic endeavors to further sup
port his contentious by the theories
that God admits the limitations OF
pain, thinks OF death with awe and
occasionally feels weak Himself.
While this may be Mr.. Chesterton's
conception Of Diety, Christian Scien-
fists must confess that they take quite
an opposite position. Their God n
omnipotent aud almighty. In all that
these words imply; the Creator OF .
perfect creation, who neither knows nor
supports sin. sickness and death.
These. they hfirm. are but the phen-
omena OF our present erroneous. ma
terial existence. which must give place
to the eternal, harmonious and spirit
ual facts OF being when mortals real
ize that Gods universe Is that new
heaven and new earth" described, by
St. John where there shall be NO
more death, neither sorrow, nor cry
ing, neither shall there be any pain;
for the former thing has passed
away"
Christian Science afirms that this
kingdom Of heaven Is not far on
locality. but Is q condition Of spiritual
understanding and demonstration. at
tainable by morals here and now.
Oar critic further strengthens his
position as the opponent OF practically
all the rest Of humanity when he AT
firms that the strongest and most
distinctive note Of Christianity" IN
the talk Of the body and the blood"
Spiritual Power Supreme.
Christian Scientists believe that the
dominating mote" OF true Christianity
Is the supremacy Of spiritual power.
and that the import Of the teachings
Of the old testament, as well az the
mission OF the Saviour, was to provo
that morals must gain dominion over
the flesh, which "profiteth nothing,
through the spirit. which "giveth liie."
The signs Of the times indicate un.
mistakably that the world Is firing or
materially, with It's forms. symbols
and tine contentious OF creeds." and
that IL Is rapidly approaching the tino
when, as prophesied in a recent issue
OF the Westminster Review" It will
recognize no God who leaves his own
creatures to wriggle and writhe through
unmerited pain and sorrow to doubt
full heaven or undeserved hell" when
1T will not exalt and preserve suffer
Ing and poverty on the ~unwarranted
assumption that such misery forms tho
safest passport to paradise" and when
1t will refuse to accept the theology
cal anaesthetics administered TO lull
men to present slumber by persuading
them OF the eventual righting OF all
human Ills"
Christian Science declares It's prin'
ciples. its rules OF practice and It's
promise, and then willingly awaits tho
hour when humanity will perceive,
and In sope measure approve. the In
estimable value Of its mission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
In Detroit Churches
CHURCHES HOLD
JOINT CONVENTION
UNIvERsALlsTs AND UNiTARlANs
WILL MEET IN GRAND RAPIDS
OCT. 1921.

The Universnlist convention OF Micht-
gan and the Unitarian conference OF
Michigan Will hold a joint meeting IN
All Souls church. Grand Rapids, OCT
10. 20 and 2l. As this year IL the M
tieth anniversary OF the founding or the
Universalist church and the twenty,
NTH OF the Unitarian church or Grand
Rapids. and the two are now worship
ing together. the meeting Will be M the
nature OF a jubilee.
Representative speakers OF the TWO
denominations are to be hear. Among
the best known are DR.. ;, H.; Enot, OF
Boston. president OF the American Uni
tartan association. and Rev. u. r. NC
0laufiin. superintendent OF UniVsr-
salist churches. also OF Boston: Ut
Hawley. OF Chicago: President south
worth. OF Meadville college. and REV.
Backus. OF Chicago. Will represent the
Unitarians. President A. b. Church, OF
Ohio; President l.. Il. Fisher, OF Illinois.
DIR. II. +. Johonnot, OF Chicago, are
among the Universalist speakers. From
the state will be Rev. H. W. Foote. Ann
Arbor: Rev. Reed stuart Detroit; Rev.
Caroline Bartlett Crane, Kalamazoo. Or.
Lee :. McCollester. Detroit. and DIT.
Eben Mumford. Lansing.
notable meeting VIII be held on
Wednesday, when the three college
presidents viii address the delegates
and the Grand Rapids teachers on the
Call for Higher Education.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
there viii be platform meetings. Many
are going from the Universalist ana
Unitarian churches OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

extension lecture coutse will be. by
Rev. Jeukin Lloyd Jones. OF Chicago.
an associate lecturer In Chicago uni
versity. and the general theme will be
Modern Prophets OF Literature. The
subjects to be treated on are Brown
ing, Emerson. Carlyle. Whitman, Rus
kin Ibsen and Burns. DIR. Jones 10 a
keen critic. and a most entertaining
personally He IL editor of Unity,
president OF Tower Hill summer school
and master-mind or Lincoln Center,
Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
BY J. v. DITTEMoRE.

BY ]. v. DiTTEMORE.
0UR British friend. Mr.. Gilbert
h X. Chesterton, who has sell
dom, been guilty OF agreeing
III with any OF the rest OF the
human race, and whose ousi'
ness IL is to act as crittc-at-large lor
his fellow mortals. seems 10 nave
fallen a victim to the BELIEF that inc
tremendous growth and activity Ia
the Christian Science movement III
his native land gives promise OF \
new and fertile field for self-expioita-
ton. In apparent fulhllment or this
belief. he has favored the public with
a characteristic TRADE. the astonisn-
ing originality OF which. is only equal
ed by its inaccuracy.
This worthy champion OF orthodoxy
very lovingly decides that his timer,
ests will be best served by dehnins
Christian Science as "a mean and dis
gushing philosophy. which comes from
hell" and he then discloses his utter
ignorance OF the subject by gratui'
tously assuming that Its teachings
inculcate cruelty and contempt Tor the
weak. and that It's advocates ignore
suffering and refuse TO recognise the
existence Of pain.
Nothing could be nrther from the
facts than these accusations. II Is the
business Of every Christian Scientist,
to whatever extent he is able. TO con-
sole the sorrowing and bind up tue
bfeken-hearted. N---.
Refuted by Daily Practice.
Surely the daily practice Of the adj
herepts Of this religion IL a sufficient
REPUTATION of Mr.. Chestertons stric-
lures In this direction. THE tender
word and Christian encouragement o.
an invalid says Mrs. Eddy. 'pitlful
patience with his fears and the re-
moval Of them, are better than haca-
tombs Of gushing theories. ste-eotyp-
ed borrowed speeches. and the doing
OF arguments, which are but SO many
PAROLES on legitimate Christian Sci
ence. afiame with divine love-" (Sci-
ence and Health, p. 367.)
Christian Science denies the exist.
ence Of sin and disease In the sense
OF their being any part OF Gods very
good" creation. The life and practice
OF Jesus Christ indicated very plainly
that He recognized physical disease as
wholly abnormal and illegitimate. and
as the result of sin. including ignor'
ance Of false beliefs.
Through the metaphysical process
He described as knowing the truth
He promised that mortals were to be
made free" from the penalties OF
these receptions. He said to one sui
ferer that satan" had bound" her,
not that God had caused her disease
or that 1t was SO great reality "that
even the Creator could feel It," but II
was the result of that which He SO
clearly defined as "a liar decep-
ton.
It Is through the understanding 81
the omnipotence of God and His ever
present availability, as taught in Chris
tan Science, that the impotence OF
sin and disease become apparent. This
does not mean that the existence Of
these evils as part OF erring. human
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
CONGREGATIONAL.

THE Answers IN the Back OF the
Book" is the topic Sunday morning In
the woodward-Ave. Congregational
church, by Rev. william Byron For
bush, pastor. AT noon Mrs. Lena Harris
Doty begins a series OF ~ talks 10
women on "The Influence of the Bible
on English Literature" All women are
welcome. Al 1880 the evening lectures
begin with a lecture by DR.. K. j. Banks.
OF Chicago university. on Turkey; The
Sultan and His People" timely topic.
with colored stereopticon illustrations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

The Dertoit team of the Am
erican baseball league. more al
fectionately called 1.-THE Tigers,
and the Chicago team OF the
National league. whom Chicago
ans prefer to know as The
Cubs" open the post-season OF
the great game at Bennett park.
here, today, in the first OF a series
of games to decide the worlds
championship for 10000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

DR.. Edgar ]. Banks. field director of
the recent Babylonian expedition and
formerly American consul TO Bagdad,
and professor of ancient history In
Roberts college. Constantinople. VIII
give an Illustrated lecture with colored
slides on Excavations and the Bible
In the Y. NJ c. A auditorium Sunday at
$3.50 d. M. The lecture Is foI men only.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
T. D;ftemoye An,we,s Cbufertou, Great EnsG,b c,ie


IL one OF
Rude to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
Campaign Woes.

sim Fabbyspine has Topped agin."
"You don't say!" exclaimed the
country chairman. I'm going to tell
headquarters to throw him out OF the
card index. His pesky card alone
would keep one man busy."-Kansas
City Journal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
Will Taft "Clinch" Roosevelt's
Attitude Toward Cannon?

Has Mr.. Taft ever attacked Speaker
Cannon? Some years ago Theodore
Roosevelt said: We cannot escape
from the fact that II IL no credit To
the Republican party Of the house that
Mr.. Cannon. OF Illinois. should be one
of its leaders" That was before he
was president. II Mr.. Taft Is elected.
will he prove any more dangerous to
Mr.. Cannon?-New York World.
Something to View.
It must be admitted that this year
the Democrats are doing their best to
give the Republicans something TO
view with alarm.-Washington Post
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
uNIvERsALIsT.

Sunday morning, DIT. McColIester
viii sneak in the Church OF Our Faith
er upon Suggestion. Auto-Suggestion'
Religion and Health"
Tho Church of Our Father announces
that the first lecture OF the Unlverslty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
PREsBYTERIAN.

Miss Grace Meeker. q soprano pupil
Of i Truman Wolcott, Will render solos
at the morning service In the Wood
ward Ave. Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
EPISCOPAL.

The Armitage club. composed OF men
~ the st Johns Episcopal church. Will
hold a meeting on Tuesday evening.
Oct. "a. at 8 o'clock. IN st: Johns Par
ish house, when John w. Staiey. assist
ant cashier OF the First National bank,
will read a paper on should National
bank Deposits Be Guaranteed BY the
Goyernment?" The subject will be open
for discussion. and light refreshments
will follow Immediately after.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
West f25th ST., 9TH & 8fh Aves:

trimmed and the cylinder is shaved py d nc
80. - o5,usted rs TO take an exact amount OIL
oa.a,, rlork IF the slightest flaw is found in any
blank it is remoulded.
Tho erst coronany to sell Edison phonograph
,yas oreanized in 1875 but to-days perfected COM
,,,eroal machine has been in only three years
T. &c now known over all the civilized world as
,,,opderfpl saver of time and money and big I'M
movement upon the oldtime methed of debating 10
n stenoerapher The voice writing machne mas
reoro5rcer bv which any words may be repeated
IN casa tho dictator has interrupted an lnd:-
GATOR showing the length of dictated letters and an
ivdax Of corrections or instructions to the tran
scriber With it one may dictate at leisure or Win
tho utmost rapidity. The machine never grows
weary or rnnatient nor is it capable of making
mistake More than that the busy man OF analrs'
while he cannot have his stenographer at his nome
after Office hours may have his business phono-
rraph there and dictate to it there at any houf
of the night and in of detention AT nome can
send the cylinders TO the office.
The diversified uses of the phonograph are ex-
emplified at the present time by their use IN dls
seninating the speeches of candidates for the
Presidency. But aside from the uses of the busi-
ness phcnograph, the invention OF a method OF re-
producing sound has had its chief ultimate popu-
laritv because you anywhere place the music
of the worlds greatest singers and composers on
tinv tubes. that can be sent to any part of the
world to delight millions of people who never
would have heard such harmony from any other
source.
Soon those remarkable factories at Orange may
enter the field Of the combined moving and speak
ing pictures but Just at present they are being
worked to their capacity in the production OK
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

tember 10 Cabello IL BouIton. Dal-
lett. with passenger and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
1:30 m.
Steamer La Provence CFr). Ponceet Havre September
20 Compagnie Generate Transatlantique with 491
cabin and SO steerage mails and mdse-
rived at the Bar S:23 IN.
SAILED.
Etruria tRr). for Liverpool via Queenstown
Philadelphia. Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Columbia (Ir) Glasgow via Neville: Kroonland, Ant
werp via Dover Minneapolis UEp, London: Columbia
tAusO. Trieste via Savannah; K0nigl (Ger)
Genoa. Naples. Pretoria Ger. Hamburg anchored
Quarantine at II .21 Suram CBr)
Clothide Cuneo (Norj, Port Antonio Domingo Lar
rinaga (BrJ La Plata, etc via Norfolk: s Iucken-
bach. Juan; Philadelphia. Juan; Juan. San
Juan Concho. Key West and Galveston: Antilles. New
Orleans, Porto Rico. BALTIMORE Star England (Hr)
Melbourne, Sydney, Havana Havana
Brunswick; EUgena tAust). Naples. Venice. etc: San
Giorgio (IJaD Palermo Naples Newport (Br)
Monteyideo Buenos Ayres etc; Crown of Navarro (8rI
Grenada and Trinidad Frutera (Nor). Belize Puerto
Barrios etc; Parma (Br) ST Thon as Croix etc;
Finance. Crstobal Apache. Charleston Jacksonville
Galeo tBrl Hull; FL Dia. Galveston of Columbus
savannah Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
GREENE COUNTY BANK CLOSES.
Did Not Receive Patronage of Catskill Resi-
dents as Expected.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

Catskill N V Sept. 26.-Notice of suspension
was posted on the doors of the Greene County
National Bank, of Hunter. at noon yesterday The
bank was organized by New Workers in 1904 with
s25 900 capital stock, H. II. Sheiv, of New YORK,
becoming president and E E. Goodrich OF hunter
cashier The Chase National Bank of New York
acted as the New York correspondent of the con-
cern, which expected to control the banking busi-
ness of the interior Catskn Mountain section, COM
prising the popular summer resorts, Tannersvllle,
Hunter Haines Falls and the neighboring towns.
The support of the residents was not received
and while the bank had deposits of from $1,000 TO
100000 its business was confined mostly to New
Workers engaged in business spending the sea-
son at Hunter, and the venture was losing one
from the start The depositors will be paid in full
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Sept. 26, '08.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson Dole. Newport News Norfolk.
the Old Dominion SIS with passengers mdse Left
Quarantine at 2:2S N.
Steamer America Ger Knuth Hamburg September H.
Southampton ana Cherbourg Is. 10 the Hamburg Ameri
a Bar 12:25 = m
Steamer Guiana tBrD, Carey. Demerara September II,
Barb Dominica 49, Antigua KitIs
Croix and st Thomas 2l To + puterbridge Co with
cabin and II steerage and mdse Arrived
al Bar at 5:l0 m.
steamer ST Paul Passow. Southampton Cherbourg
September 10 the American Line. with 400 cabin
I29 mails and lndss Arrived al the
2:45
to the United Fruit Co. ia ballast Quarantine
Steamer Aamaha. Rood. Texas City September 10
Sabine Pass the Brunswick IS Co. with mdse
Quarantine at IL a
minion SIS Co with mdse Left Quarantine at G:23 a m.
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings Baltimore. the New
York Baltimore Transportation Line. with mdse. Left
Quarantine 6:2S
Steamer Davidson Galveston September 10
Mallory SIS 60. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine al GAO a IN
steamer Comnnche. Watson Jacksonville September %
and Charleston "a. the clyde s Co with passengers
and mdse Quarantine at Ia
Knsama (Br) Purcell, Calcutta August I, Co
lonbn II and Boston September p to Norton & Son.
with ndsc Arrived a the Bar
Canpania tBrl Charles. Liverpool September
10 and Queenstown 90. the So Ltd. with
524 s33 steerage mails and mdse
Arrived 2Ii al.
Steamer tsr) Blacklin Joanno July lG Cheribon
Said 25 AIgiers September via Delaware Breakwater
25. Furness Witty Co. with sugar Arrived at tna
o:30 = m.
steamer CNor). christopherson Maracalbo Sep
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
TRAN SPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in New York.
5 transport Sept &C. $50 p IN
Japan, and China (yia San
cisco korea ;. Oct l. $50 p m
ands 1sia Vancouver and Victoria. g
Of japan. n
Australia except WesD. New Zealand,
FfA Islands and New Caledonia Cvia
Vancouver and Victoria. Cl-Maroms Oct a. e:so m
Japan Corea, China Philippine Isl
ands cyia seattIe)-Tyo oct s. $50 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands
Francisco)-Mariross ....,....... oct ~ o:so m
Hawaii via San Frenciscoj-A Aianeda Oct L. $50 m
Hawaii Japan. China and Philip
pine Islands (ya san Franc!Ecol-Nip-
pom Maru Oct IS c:sO m
Japan. and China (via Sesttie)-
Kurnerfc Oct I6 $50 p m
Zealand Australia except Vest.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia
san Franciseo)-Yedao Oct ls 6;sO p m
Japan Corea China. specially ad-
dressed only fgia Tannna)-Ning Chow Oct p m
..ASt1aAs.-lS ataoin shrdlu etoa!p sArGu
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Havre. Sept 2a-AIaddn CSor) York
Genoa, Sept 24-Buenos Ayres (Spanl York via
barcelona Naples
Alsiers, sept 22-wsshngton tier) New York for sa-
Ftume Sept 23-Carpatha (Iir). New York via Genoa
Naples.
I4ondon slept 26-Iroquois d3rl, New York
Gibraltar Sept tGer). York via Naples
Genoa
Hamburg. 26-Kaiserin Victoria (C;er)
New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Suez Sept 26-Dacre Castle (Brl Yokohama Hogo etc
for IUston and NeW York
Hamburg. Sept 24-Gut Hell Ger. New York
Queenstown, a6-Caronia (Brl. Ilver-
pool.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

for Cherbourg and Bremen; ST Louis. New YORK lot
Cherbourg and Southampton -. 90
town w, San, 75r,o.tiIus (Br, New Aigoa
Bay. etc.
SAILED
Cherbourg Sept 23-Kronprinz Wilhelm 1Gerl, Bremen
and Southampton for New York. 2ath, B.ueheT tOieT
Hamburg and southampton for New York
Southampton, Sept 2G-New York. New York VIA Chef-
Bremen Sept ee-Barbarossa eGer) New York via Cher
Antwerp Sent Finland New York via Dover.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

Havre Sept 26-La Lorraine CF'r). New York
Naples. Sept 23-Germania tFrl. New YORK
Shields. Sept 2S-Saranac (Brl New YORK -. v,yx
Rotterdam. ~ . a n-NoOrdaun tuutcal' ENoN -
London. sept 26-Mesaha tfir). New YORK ear
Gibraltar sept 23-Martha Ger from BareeionA ~
New York.
Copenhagen sept 24-Oscar II tpanl New 1ofS 8 >s.w
Barbados sept 2S-Cearense thrl rom FSi~ ''
Glasgow Sept 26-CaIif1rnia tBr). New York via MoN
PASSED.
Lizard Sent 26-Eteka tAust New York ror Dua- D.~-.
SclIy sent 28-Masconono tbrl. New 4orS ~ s..w
Ishant Sept 2d-Prius FredertS Ecn'iflS tS'~s~"t -
York via Curacao. etc, for Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Chicago. reported III miles of Sandy Hook
1920 Friday is expected 10 dock about $50
Monday
yesterday. is expected TO dock about 1880
a m TUESDAY.
The Minnetonl1a. reported $50 miles of Sandy
Hook yesterday. is expected to dock about
Monday.
The Furnessia. reported 779 miles of Sandy
yesterday. is expected to dock about
80 p m Monday
EaderIand reported 7o4 miles of Sandy
Hook noon yesterday, is expected dock about
. n Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
IINER PASSES Eox WRECK IN TOW.

The Cunard liner Campania, in yesterday from
Liverpool. reported having passed the British
steamer Luciline. which had in tow the wrecked
semi-submerged Norwegian bark Fox. The Luci-
line which sailed from Newport, England, for New
York is expected TO bring the Fox to this port
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Women's Walking Skirts
Wornen'S ClOaks

ENTIRE AUTUMN AND WINTER IMPORTATIONS OF WRAPS
CAPES & PALETOTS IN THE LATEST MODELS MATERIALS
SUITABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
AUTOMOBILE COATS.
Special Values for Monday
EVENING WRAPS OF SILK PoPLIN, at $500
AUTOMOBILE COATS OF ASSORTED MATERIALS. 2o.5O
SILK RUBBER RAIN COATS sl2.75, 1880 1875