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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02
The Moving ThrOng
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Mics Anhie Knox, Of Richland,
vas In the city Saturday.
Jas. S. Keen made business trip
20 Madison willie Saturday.
Mr.. Robt. Ewing, of St Charles,
spent Tuesday IN the city.
Mrs. VIM. Day spent Friday in
Madisonville with friends.
Mr.. White Ashby. of Slaughter
Vile, spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. F. J. Croft spent Sunday in
Madisonville visiting friends.
Mrs. Don Wise, of Evansville, is
in the city visiting her mother.
Mrs. jeff Murphy spent Sunday in
Madisonville with her parents.
Mr.. Geo. Toy, of Henderson, was
in the city few hours Friday.
Mr.. Hugh Griffin and family, of
st. Charles, was in the city Sunday.
Mr. w. g. Blum, of Evansville, is
in the city visiting Mr.. Jas. Lester.
Dispatcher Hutchinson spent Sat
urday in Henderson with friends.
Cheny Strange made friends in
the County Seat visit Saturday.
We are experienced timers and
guarantee our work and can give
you the best results obtainable in
anything IN our line.
MAUzY d BoNDURANT,
Telephone No. lilo, Madisonville, Ky.
Mrs. w. Robinson, of Madison
Vile, visited friends in the city Mon
day.
Mr.. Thos N. Black, of Provi-
dence, was in the city last week on
business.
Mr.. w. ID. Crenshaw, foreman of
the Fox Run mine spent Sunday in
the city.
Mrs. Jno. Griffith, who has been
visiting friends in Lisman, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Geo. Farnsworth, of Owens
Doro, spent Sunday in the city with
his mother.
Mr.. J. t. Barnett, of jacksonville,
was in the city on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. Ed Barnett, who has been
working at Wheatcroft, has return
ed to the city.
ID. b. Griffin and son Dan leave
next week for months stay IN
Texas.
Mrs. J. l.. White, of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting the family of Mr..
Hey Lane.
Mrs. Earnest McLemore, of Madi-
sonville, spent Friday in the city
with friends.
Miss Trixie Fendwiek made
friends in Madisonville a visit Fri
day.
Miss Cora Croft left Saturday to
visit friends in Evansville and Mt.
Vernon, Ind.
MIR. Farless Hewlett and wife, of
Hanson, were guests of Mrs p. b.
Davis Sunday.
Mr.. Rex McEuen, who has been
In Hot Springs, Ark, for some time
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Q. Atkinson and wife,
left Monday to spend few days in
Louisville with friends.
Mrs. Jas. Long and children, of
Nashville, are visiting her parents
in the city this week.
Mrs. Phil Schadurp, of Hender-
son, is visiting her sister Mrs. g. H il.
McGray this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nash have
moved in part of the house of Mrs
Goodell, on Railroad street.
John Coyle, of Darlington, clever
tonsoral artist, went to Slaughters
On fishing trip Monday.
Mr.. Geo. King and wide, of st.
Charles, spent Monday in the city
as guests of Miss Eliza Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Longstaff and
Miss Lizzie, of Providence spent
Sunday IN the city with friends.
Mr.. Dan Evans and family left
Wednesday for St, Louis, Mo-,
where they will visit for several
days.
On this page you will find the ad =
veftisement of Mrs w. IL. Barron.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
RAILROAD COMMISSION NAMED.
Governor Stuart Announces Appointments
to Newly Created Pennsylvania Board

Harrisburg Penn Jan I3.-Governor Stuart ap-
rointed to-day The following members Of the state
Railroad Commission created ~ the last Leglsat-
ure and which became operative one week ago:
Nathaniel Ewing. of TniontoTn, judge OF the
United States Court of Western Pennsylva-
ria Pittsburg. chairman. 10 serve for FIVE years;
Charles -. Mann. Of Philadelphia, deputy prothoT-
o-ary Of tie courts Of Pha dephia County. to
ssrve f7- four sears John Y Boyd. Of Harrisburg,
retired. q member the firms which formerly
act5i as general sales agents for the anthracite
coz! conpanes controlled by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. 1, serve for three years.
All lf The commissioners are Republicans The
commission is composed Of three members al a
salary Of SS939 year each, and is authorized to
appoint an attorney a: a salary Of S4.e9 year,
T. secretary 5000 and marshal al S25a0. 1t
is also authorized appoint accountant. an in
specfor railroads. inspector OF troileys and
other experts and employees TO expend 10000 a
year.
The commission has the authority to inquire into
The business of common carriers. II examine books
ant papers. be heard in questions affecting
freight and passenger rates. the distribution of
cars. providing o. sidnss the situation of
lions tll.. regulation Of grade crossings and all
other subjects bearing upon the relation of the
companies t. thu people
The pTi'cipss office Of the COMMISSION will be at
HarrisbGr.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ORANGE MAJOR SENDS MESSAGE.
Expenses Must Be Cut Down, He Tells Com
mon Council

Orange, Jan. 13 (Special) Mayor Isaac Shoen-
thai tonight presented his annual message TO the
Orange Common Council. In 1t he reviews the
work of the various city departments during the
year and makes some important deductions. He
cautions the coa tell TO cut off all unnecessary
penses that will ,esult in waste of public money
He also says not being equitably imposed
and that steps should be taken to compel the as
SCISSORS TO perform their duties fairly and without
discrimination favoritism. He called the atten-
tion of the council the fact that for
and assessments aggregate $4,000. He suggests
the application of the Martin act to recover these
funds. He also favors the printing OF city reports
Laxity in levying assessments is also criticised
by the Mayor. and he deplores the wretched condi-
tion OF the streets The Mayor also renewed his
recommendation for the establishment of a poor
farm. and advocated the REMEMBERING of the streets
He also declares that the city offices should open
not later than O'Clock In the morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
CRUSHED By ELEP4TOR.
Boz of Fifteen Killed in Commercial
Cable Building.

Harry De Freis. fifteen years old, OF NO iol el
AIMS avenue The Bronx. who was empioyeo IN
the office Of Joseph d. Harrison. an archl1ect' ih
the Commercial Cable Building. No. ~ broao
street was killed yesterday afternoon oy raining
down the elevator shaft in that building coroner
AcriteIli and the police investigating the death
His bed was found crushed between the top OF
large counter balance and the grflW ork between
the sixth and seventh floors. No cries were hearo
in the building. and the first known OF the hccl-
dent was when one of the elevator men touho II
difficult 10 start his ca. and believing that some
part OF the mechanism was at fault reported IL W
the starter Investigation discovered the BODY rest
ing on the ton of one of the three heavy weights
which run alongside the
IT was only after much hard work that the oody
extricated. and there was mucn excitement III
the building while Tie work was gong on
Coroner AcritelH came the conclusion that the
boy after opening the elevator gate to look INTO
the well fell and grasped the cables operating the
car Unable 10 retain his grip he looked about
for some place safety the side of the elevator
shaft and was evidently caught by one of the
moving counter balances and rendered unconscious.
After that he must have been dragged up and
down on top of tins weight until he became wedged
in against the wall and stopped the car.
Abe Hirsch1eld, of No. SIS East l35th street.
who was in charge OF the elevator when the body
was found. was arrested by the police on the
technical charge OF homicide.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
NO COURI OF CHANCERY.
Unusual Condition in New Jersey Will Exist
for at Least Week.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Trenton. Jan. 13.-For one week at least New
Jersey will he without a Court Of Chancery- The
state constitution provides that "the Court OF
Chancerz shall consist of a chancellor" and the
term of Chancellor William J. Magic expires al L
O'Clock tonight. AT the same instant that the
chancellor goes of Office. which happens to be
lust one week before the expiration Of the term OF
Governor Stokes. the power of the Governor to
make an ad interim appointment also ceases under
the constitution. The effect will therefore be to
suspend ali functions of the Vcechancellor and
the clerk in chancery, who are merely statutory
officers
Chancellor Magic who is seventy-fve years of
age spent day at his desk signing DEGREES and
all orders advised by his vicechancellor, but an
nounced that after midnight he would sign no
papers. In consequence there was general rush
on the part Of lawyers from all parts of the state
to have important matters from the various chan
Gerry chambers disposed of before the court tenn
porariIy goes of existence. Until Governor
elect For: announces the successor of Chancellor
Magic the state will be without court of equity
or any other authority which may issue injunctons
exercise the other powers vested exclusively in
the Court of Chancery.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ERIE ENGINEER KILLED.
Fatal Locomoti1c Boiler Explosion
Near Rutherford.

Paterson, " J.. Jan, 12.-By the blowing up OF a
locomotive the Erie Railroad near Rutherford.
II 2:15 O'Clock this morning. Q. Wagner, fireman,
killed and three were injured. two seri-
ously. The injured who taken to ST. Jo-
sephs Hospital. in this city. are G. Waidler, eHei-
ot the locomotive: e. Abers. engineer, and T.
Engsmeyer fireman Wadler and Abers badly
burned aid lacerated
Waidler in charge of locomotive S66. rur-
nIrg light and bound east. He stopped at tie
point where the accident occurred. His engi6e
on track four and another locomotive. also
light came a stop close behind it Waidler had
hardly come to a standstill when the boiler ex-
ploded. wreckng the locomotive. Wagner was
dead when picked up and Waider, Abers anu
Engsmeyer were unconscious.
The Erie Railroad gave out the following state
ment regarding the explosion:
exact of the explosion all of the employees
animation boiler developed the fact that the
crown sheet had blown out. due TO low water
Whether the engineer had neglected TO keep the
proper amount in the boiler OF. through some un-
known cause, without his knowledge. the water had
become low could not be ascertained- The boiler
of the engine tested December 81, 1907, and
found he in first class condition. and a report
that effect filed with the Public Service
Commission.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
TOBACCO MET TAKE UP CUDGELS.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Springfield. Mass. Jan i3.-Proposed Philippine
tarin legislation Will be considered at the annual
convention Of the New England Tobacco Growers
Association in Hartford tomorrow. The member
ship OF the association comprises some of the most
Influential agricui;urists of Massachusetts and
Connecticut
Thaddeus Graves Of Hatfield, Mass. president of
= the association, is known be opposed to tariff
tinkering far it affects the Dingley tobacco
schedules. The association will probably adop:
resolutions protesting against any reduction the
duty Philippine tobacco. and will appoint a
lobbying delegation 20 go to Washington impress
the views Of the growers upon Massachusetts and
Connecticut Congressman. who will receive notice
OF political decapitation in they prove Iaggard
IL the growers cause
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
PARSONS NOT IN CLEVELAND FIGHT
Publicity. 1t Is Reported, Kept New Yorker
from Entering Traction Contest
TBy Telesra7h to TIE Tribune

Cleveland. Jan. I3.-EfsorJs bring about trac-
tion peace in Cleveland neared the rocks of disa-
greement to-day whe1 the report of y ID. Baker.
city solicitor. AND :. Ii TOiles representing the
Cleveland Electric Railway Company. reached the
City Council and disclosed variance in the dates
of expiration OF Cleveland electric franchises tina.
Mayor Johnson estimated roughly would aggregate
ar least g, 100000 in valUe.
With the effort TO bring about new method of
reaching an agreement il became known TO the
City Council that William Barclay Parsons. Of New
York 10 whom r II. Gof the Cleveland electric
mediator applied for a rule by which 20 value
franchises. had refused 70 II was announced
that MIR. r7arsons's refusal was based on his aver
the publicity involved in the efforts for set
tlernent
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
FIRE N KANSAS CITY UNION STATION

Kansas City. Mo, Jan 13.-The Union Station an
mex. in Union avenue. adjoining the Union Railway
Station, was destroyed by fire early to-day. The
Union Station proper. of Kansas Citys land
marks. saved by the fremen after hard
fight. The burned building contained the wing
offices of the Adams. WellsFargo and Pacific ex
press companies branch mailing room Of the
postoffice, the Offices of the Fred Harvey Eating
House Company, the Pullman Palace Car Com
panys linen room and the Railway Mems Young
Mems Christian Association rooms. The loss Is
estimated at close a quarter of a million dollars
The fire started at clock from crossed electric
light wires the registry department OF the
mailing room
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
FORT AT D0LLARDINNER
Nee Idea 4drocates War Enthu-
siastic an JERSEY City.

The New Idea movement has lost none OF
force in Hudson County. if the number Of par
ticpants and the amount of enthusiasm that pre-
vailed at the annual dollar dinner given by the
Central Republican Committee last night indicate
ANYTHING The dinner held in Jersey City ar
Grand View Hall. which has seating capacity OF
1O.
The leaders of the movement were stimulate
by the demonstration of enthusiasm and encour-
aged TO work with greater zeal in the cause Tue
speakers were Governor-elect Fort. Assemblyman
Martin Sheriff Sommer, Assemblyman Whitehead.
RAYMOND Robbins, George L. Record and ex-
Mayor Pagan.
Goyernor-elect Fort received great applause when
he praised President Roosevelt and told why the
various Republican Presidential candidates were
strong.
IL believe in party and party organization he said
land thai Il is the duty of who believes in the
principles for which party stands to support It's
candidates. If they are honest and competent
have no use for any one who after honest and
competent man, in fair and open contest gets
the nomina ton of his party refuses to support
such a candidate. We are coming to better Ideals
in time We must keep close to the people
The strength Of Theodore Roosevelt is in the fact
that the people believe in him. Has he made mis-
takes? Most certainly. But the people know
these have been few and honest What the Amer
lean people want in our time are men who will do
stand for something. They prefer that now
and then official made mistake If 1t is hon
est. rather than that he never attempt 10 do any
thing.
He is n wise man who to-day sees the signs of
the times Everything political must be open and
fair. What is the OF the strength OF
Speaker Cannon? Simply the fact thar the people
believe he is honest, and that he is looked upon
of them.
Why is Governor Hughes strong9 Because the
people believe he is beyond improper approach and
that he will do nothing to forfeit their confidence
why has Secretary TAFT such large following
for the Presidency? Simply because he hides
of his plans from the people and has the courage
declare what he believes, irrespective OF whom
1t may please displease
THE days of secret political action
people take part in public affairs. There
be devised TO 'uire every citizen who is
titled a to eXerciS~ his prerogative
Election Day. Possibly good n way is any
would be impose a poll of, say, five
dollars upon every voter in the with the
proviso that in he voted certificate of that
fact by the election officer should be receipt for
his The money pau by those who failed
exercise their right of citizenship could be
toward the expenses OF the election. The wonder
is how any citizen fail to desire to vote.
There should be penalty for the man who
fails to perform such high duty.
Graft in every form must be eliminated from
public contracts. Every man and every boy must
have a fair chance in the of life, by making
it easy for one man 0cy tc succeed for
another, whatever his position Ia life
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
PREPARING WATER BOARD CHARGES

John Purroy Mitchell, Commissioner Of Accounts.
returned yesterday from Atlantic City, where he
had been for q week TO get cold. Mr..
Mitchell conferred with the Mayor concerning the
charges he is preparing against the commissioners
of the hoard of water supply 1t is expected that
the charges Will be sent In this week. The report
has been turned TO the Corporation Counsel.
Mr- Pendleton has assigned MI Crowen of his de
partment, expert Civil Service law. scruti-
nize carefully the findings of the commissioners
and tho formal charges Of incompetency and mis-
conduct will be turned in TO the Mayor until
Mr.. Crowell has passed them.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Amsterdam. Jan ilPrins der Nederanden tputch) New
York via West Indies. eneZ eZuela and HavTe.
Cherbou:g Jan 2-kaserin Auguste tterl.
York Via Plymouth for Hamburg tand proceeded
Glasgow. Jan l2-Columbia tBr New York Via Movile:
Lakonia tBrD. baltimore
Plymouth. Jan l3-kronpTinZ Wilhelm tGerl. New York
Cherbourg and Bremen proceeded
Huelva Jan T-Erika GER New York for Barcelona
Trieste Jan e-Giulla tAust. New York via Naples and
Venice.
Annoy. Jan s-oceana 'Br). New York and Norfolk via
II Vincent, c V
Port Natal Io-Corfe Castle (Bn. New York via
Town
Sydney n W. Jan i3-Apoida tGer). New York
Fremsntle and Adelaide.
Yokohama, Jan s-Pianet Mars tBr, New York via Co
lonibo singapore.
Rotterdam, I0-Frometheus tCierl New York.
Hull Jan G-Toronto tBr). New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

suez. Jan l3-Ichenfels Ger. Calcutta and Colombo for
Boston and New York
Naples. IL Romanic CBrl Beaduen. Boston.
Havre. t1-I.ouisiane err.
Plymouth Jan 13Presdent Lincoln tCie) from Hamburg
BOuogne for New York.
Bremen. Jan ll-tfueow ttieD. Tor New York
Barbados Jan l0-Castilli9n Prince tIT Santos
for New York: Hyales
Amsterdam. Jan 1-Charl0is DUTCH. Ne York
Cherhuurg Jan H. In-New York. southampton
for New
Cardiff. lI-Se!sdou tBu. York
IeEhorn, l2- Aros Castle NeN York
Gibraltar Jan i3-Frieirich der Crosse tt3eri. frou
and Naples Tor New York
for New York
Jan I-6'onde Wifredo (Spanl ffoEl Genoa
Havana OF New York.
PASSED
Dunne Head, Jan 13-United States tDanl New York
fer ChIIstansand and Copenhagep
Madelra 9-DuCic tHr1 fer New York
Point Jan l2-Heronspool ~ baltimore for
London; saratov (Russ New York for Rotterdam and
Scilly. Jan t2-kreonland. New York Antw erp.
Gibraltar. Jan i3-Cedrtc tlrD York Naples
Genoa - Geogge Manila for New Yo-k
Lizard Jan ID hetic5 tSerl. Nsw& for
Mist ~ tBr New YsIk FOR Havre punkirk:
Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
OFFERS PLACE TO MRS. CLEVELAND
Governor Stokes Asks Her to Serve on Board
of Managers of Epileptic Village.

Trenton. Jan 13.-Governor Edward c. Stokes
has rendered to Mrs. Frances Folsom Cleveland
wife of cx-President Grover Cleveland. the ap-
pointment as a member of the board of managers
of the New Jersey village of epieptics at Skillman
Mrs Cleveland is said to be much interested in the
village and will no doubt accept the appointment.
Mrs Caroline B. Alexander of Hoboken, is a
member of the board of managers, and If Mrs
Cleveland accepts she will be the second woman on
the board. This will probably be the last appoint
ment Governor Stokes will make. his term ends
on Tuesday of next week and he is debarTed from
making appointments during the last week Of his
tern
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Jan. Is, 1908
ARRIVED.

Shira CBr). Gam. Callao August %. saa-
very 25 Pacasmayo so africa September >. Iquique 6
Tocopia Autofagasta October =. Valparaiso 20
Montevdeo November IL. st Lucia December 81 Sa
vannah January and Baltimore II. TO Wessai Duval x
Co. with mdse Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Creole Jacobs, New orleans for New YORK
134 miles south Of SANDY Hook at m; expects TO
Apache STAPLES Jacksonville and Charleston
Tor New York, miles of Sandy Hook
expects dock a to-day
Steamer Havana. Stevens, Havana for New York. 230
miles south OF Sandy Hook at m.
Steamer city of Macon. Lewis. Savannah January TO-
the Ocean IS Co with passengers and mdse Passed
n Quarantine a S:25 M.
Steamer El sud Higgins. Galveston January & the
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse Passed in Quar-
n S25 m.
Steamer Porto Rico. Delano Baltimore. II Foster
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 1901 m.
Fibng tCierI. Iaulsen. Hamburg December 20
o Hamburg American Line with mdse Arrived at
steamer ,3r) Charles. Liverpool January <
Queenstown e o Cunard Ss wi
cabin PCS steerage passengers mails and mdse
rived the Bar at 3:O5 a
Steamer Blerawa tGer) Wesphala Hamburg December
-, the Hamburg American Line. with mdse. Arri' ed
a Bal y m. 18th
Davies. Man1os December
Para January ! Barbados :. Booth & with
three passengers malls mdsr Arrived at the Bar at
2:30 a llth.
Philadelphia Crockett Porto CahelIo January
g. Curacao g. La Guayra and San Juan s. Boulton.
Dallett. with % mails and mfse
we'd 10 S:4S
Steamer CASTLE (Ifrl. Smith Hamburg De-
Rotterdam ~ the New York and Cont
with mdse Arrived Iilr 10 a m.
Sandy Hook. J. Jan 13. $50 m-Wind west. light
breeze: cloudy and hazy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BUYS PUTNAM TROLLEY LINE.

Announcement Was made yesterday that Francis
A Stratton. traction man in Wesichester County.
Eao purchased the Putnam g. Westchester Traction
conapan,'s trolley line from Peekskill the Put
nam County line The road vii. form important
link A. connection with the plan OF T. A Stratton,
who how controls line from Peekskiii Ossining
and who viii build trolley road from there to
Pl=asanttiile, White Plains and Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
WOMAN DIES ON WAY TO PATIENT.

Mrs. Margaret Tobin, of No. $40 East 2ith street
dropped dead from heart disease the entrance to
Ward Y in Bellevue Hospita l<yesterday afternoon
The woman had a bag of oranges. which she was
carrying to her lifelong friend and companion Mrs
Ellen Doyle. who removed from the 2ith street
address where both lived, two weeks ago
suffering from fractured leg
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
sRooKLYN al" HEARING THURSDAY.

Tls" hearing the application OF the Brooklyn
Union Elevated Railroad for leave discontinue
.he stations on the Fulton street line at
Bcerum Place and Court street has been by
the Public Service Commission for Thursday at
2 b. m. The Giscontinuance OF the stations de-
pends upon the company obtaining permission TO
build q station midway between the TWO IL
cesres abandon. just al the side OF the Borough
Hall. which Will give easy access TO the subway
- Inat ucint
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
REPORTS.

The Rronprinzesn Ceeie reported Siasconsett at
D. yesterday. when 40 miles of Nantucket
L4ehtshp. win probably dock about Tuesday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
an Francisco, Jan. 13.-The official closing quota
rs for mining stocks to-day follows:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises T23 Sun age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sanly HOOK 40 Gov 5:lI 1904
IM.-Sandy Hook $40 Gov 5:53 Hell 7:46
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

oner's wife and brother. who were arrested WITH
him were discharged yesterday for lack of eFi-
dence
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisement. admitted into these column,
recommended TO readers Of The Trfbu3e thor
su,b,v reliable and busness be done By mall With
The advertiser With perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS

Destination OF steamer Closes in y. 7
China and Philippine Isl
Empress Of china 500 p
pine Islands via San Franoisco,-Asia l6 600 n
ands via SeattIe1NAki 16 500 p
ands via TacomaG-Cycops. Jan H. 500 p n
China and Philip
pine Islands Francisco)-Mon-
soa Jan 20. 800 II
Al stralia texcept Wesu. New Zealand.
samoan Islands Fill Islands and New
p S1"Mtowera ~ Jan g. 500 p II
Francsco,EMariposa Jan 20 500 p II
Hawaii. Philippine Islands (via
San FranciscoJ|U transport Jan 81 500 p n
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SAILED

Steamers C1tta di Messina Utah; philadelphia; Excel
Flushing Jefferson Norfolk Newport
Navigator tNor) Philadelphia: William Chisholm
Newport News Huron Charleston Jacksonville:
Monts"rIat tSpan). Havana and Vera Cruz TurkIstan
tBy) aarseiles and Algiers.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

Jan %, 500 p IN
Jan 20. 90 p m
Jan 81. 500 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

West TIVE nty-t bird Sire t