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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-24
First FretzsIs Made In America

AccCrCin@ to information furnished
by an cid historian the Rauch family
of Lancaster county. Pa. is given the
credit of having baked the first pref
Zels il tits country in the year 1910.
1t is said that the first pretzel bakery
established on TIE banks of the Schuyl-
Kill in ReaGinr) was owned iy Ii h
tenthealer. who was born in Lititz
March Il. 1917.
1t Is said that one John william
Rau h. by trade a weaver ard a maker
Of chip hats ard hrocms. was asked
by the Moravian congregation to take
W baking. as the town of Lititz was
in need Of such help. lie consented to
Go so in connection with his trade.
Cne day an old German happened to
call upon John Rauch and in return
him the secret of making what he
called "bretzels" They baked in a
small way at first for local trade.
Ambrose Rauch, the sen of John.
was peddling brooms through the
country at the time and prevailed upon
his father to allow him to offer pref
zels to the trade. They took imme-
diately. and the fame of this particu-
lar make soon spread throughout Lam
caster county, where today it is the
custom to serve the salty titbit with
ice cream, with little Dutch lunches,
with a tasty cold snack in connection
with cheese, frequently with cup of
hot chocolate, often with soup or bouil-
Ion, and in that section it may take
the place Of nuts in chocolate fudge
Bakers Weekly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-24

80 URING a big log drive there is
N IA no time for anything but just
I - keeping the logs in motion, es-
necially if the current be swift
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-24

80 NE of the most H.
Ia tors in crop produ, ii.
~ selection of seed Hi
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
YOUNG WIFE DIES. INHALING GAS.
Despondent Over Recent Quarrel, She Takes
Her Life When Letter Fails to Come

DespondeHt over au enlargement from her hps-
hand, Mrs Morris Eohu. nineteen years old. killed
herself hv irnaIiu- Eliminating gas I'm her home,
st No. so East Jsatl street. yesterday morning
She was found only partly dressed, with her
head in the oven yr the kitchen range. IN which
four 2as jets were wide open All her wedding
fuery WAS laid ogt I'm tle uaror of the tiny apart
1uent and several photographs were proYped up on
Z CHAIR near the range
Mrs. Eollu was married four years ago 70 Morris
EoLn. q diamond fuf=hsr. and until Two weeks
ago lived happily with him. sharp quarrel be
tween the TWO resulted I the husband leaving tho
house. the police say Last week he was ordered
10y Magistrate Srerue-t in the Norisania Court 70
pay his wife s. a week The first payment was duo
yesterday. and il VAS after she found that the let
ter carrier had not brogghr The letter with the
money that she took far life
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago ru'v 1c-Furt-cr dela- in harvesting
s-se 10 .C.irfo-s1 rains IN the winter wheat belt
Ssest % r1o Mississippi River caused fresh al-
vance in r..ar prices on the Board OF Trade.
r1sl ,lo'a- slowing ns Of &c 20 - to l7-~
compared saith sic previous close Corn and oats
-or. aIso firm. bar provisions were easy
Th. Jliy delivery manifested tie greatest
strength. aud iIrne the price of that option
was ~ 70 compared with The previous close
1sc-eirIug houses reported thar country accept
aft-es OF ore-nel1t bids were light. and Il vas
claf-r.eE 2 se-r cash houses had requests FOR can
caf,s-lo- of former sales The first OF No :
80 --rert rea ~hed Chicago to-day. y came from
Southeastern Illinois and sold AZ s. Il bUsheL
Lat n - day there vas considerable selling %
July and buying Of September b. leading holders
~ The Former option for The purpose Of relieving
-4le congestion the current month. As result
prices reacted considerably from the top. During
fre dav JUL sold between 81 Is and & 1917. The
dose vas stronF, with July at g 80.
TIE feature of trading In tic corn pt vas active
l7l.f9 OF rIe September deliver 1y leading bulls.
,,s.5.rr la tie price advancing nc from yester-
osv.s fI.ai figures. The cash grain "ss again Iu
rt-cng demand, ~th prices j.. and sales to-day
sgrregaued nearly $500 bushels Offerings from
he county were q trIae more free The market
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

...ar..r ge.aaar.r. ie.t-. H1-'.7"-s to - -. ~
. ,- ...--~. reEho-u Jun. g.
Fi-u-s-vpr BIOS. With -
-a.r al. s.ae-t-s passengers and naisA AFIi'e2
ar tho Ht- AZ a -,.-.t.r. r-r- = s~t
. .,..- .. r.r ...Es ~a -r with passengers and
--... LIN o..ra--.ra ar q Il a ~.
-...-r- -... E.r. F..t..,- Hampton and N2er-
fa...- l.- e. r. American Lane. VIII pa.selss
a.E r sixteen -aE.s east Of Fi-o Island at
-.~sa-- L, roar1ao d- Mrlsaaa HeE[e ~ ;. 70
-r.- niles east ar -.r- ltr-- IT p NJ, r,-, and
C..-.r-vn g. 70 -.s Ftrs star L.le, vii 80 am
F.H-a- % E. D. IT.
, rfl-. K.l.y vlth sugar arrived az the Par az 80
Steamer ra--raeas smith, Mobile JUL ; 1lrn7a -
and a.a.a. orr Long Branch at " p r', ,-. -, - 49,.
Palermo gG GO Phelps Bros a. Co. with nlFe AFF''1
-arlv HOOK. y T. July 10, $50 n--Vini south
srl...asat moderate breeze. partly cloudy light sea
SAILED
So Paul s7ltnlnp.oa: F<ro2nana csei9 AInt1erD:
5uaaa ,s- Glasgow. cedric tBr. LAvelPool Elo77E7al
Juan. Cau..- New orleans. t1n.ho, Galveston
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
pIREcroRY OF plREcToRs NEW ISSUE.

The tenth edition of Tie Directory of Directors
IN tho city of New York has Just been issued.
This useful volume contains IN its So pages this
vea- the names or more than tlirty-two thousand
directors, each directors name being followed. first
hy ire name q t1e firm or corporation with which
h Is directly associated. and then by list Of 81
The corporation in which he . direc1or- Selected
lists # corporations in banking. Insurance. trans
Ycr+aton. IIar5fsg curing and other lines % busL-
rezs. ALPHABETICALLY arranged. s1d including rhe
names # each corporations officers and direoto-s
given in the appendix, which contains also p
lSr - -he principal exchanges in This city. v.tth
-nef- ofF-e-S and governing boards.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WTNS AGAINST PARTNER.
". u. Jackson TO Remain scith En-
cycIop1dia Britannica Com pGru.

Trenton. -. J. July -n-Nt-e-ChG-ca,-o- Howell
fled his opinion hers Today, ~ which he continues
the injunction Restraining Horace = Hooper and
OILERS from oJ-Sti1E Walter II Jackson, OF llassa-
cl-usettS from en Illinois corporation formed 70
exhibit the E1cvcloqsdia Britannica
The opinion covers more than tTe1ry-th-ee tZ-QA-
written PAGES. about hair Of Il being given over 70
Statement Of ths Circumstances which led up 70
the suit l. holds that 'joint undertaking eE-
tsred between jackson and Hooper. and that they
acquired The copyright OF the Encyclopedia Brttz1-
rica and Incidentally were Instrumental IN bring
ing about Z change or ownership n The London
Times" According u the opinion. Il was over
proposition 20 rr1rg this oewspape- within the zone
If their activities that the relations between the
partners became strained.
corporations hed been fo-rn=E - EnEisrd and
Tlinos. and Il vas alleged that FIoopz- with lie
I'D of c rrrv 5rrecJ41rs. one OF whom vas
brother and another brorher-ln-laV. tried 70 de-
prize Jackson of sll Management n ths ente--
r-ises The latter, whose interest in both corpora
g,crs vas equal u Eoope-S rhec brought suiL
TIE -lce-cha-cello- finds that there never vas
any transaction -. real Importance n The conduct
q The joint business that v2s not discussed and
passed upon bv tbs tNo principals m person, and
orders tie injunction continued
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
BOND ISSUES AUTHORIZED.
Public Service Order Affects Railroads Leased
by the New York Central

Albsn-. July 1o-Anrouucemert was made to-day
ry tie PGbtc Service Commission, % District. that
Il had authorized the Geneva. Corning s, Southern
Railroad Company and the New York Central 3
Hudson River Railroad Conpzn-. which leases the
former road 70 issue S.-4=oro ff1v-yea- Ter cent
bonds. under z refundtpg mortgage, on the prop
ertv of the leased road. Tle bonds are 70 oe sold
Ht no- less than q
The proceeds of the sale Of the bonds are % ts
used for general improvements and for the pay
r-err e 1sa1Qao second mortgage bonds Of the
Syracuse. Geneva & Corning company. The New
York central * also authorized 70 guarantee the
dividends on the stock - tie Geneva Corning 3
Southern ccrnpsuz-
The Spuzteu Duvv-I & Port Morris Railroad com
rs1E. also leased h the New York Central. las
been authorized issue s25apoo 81 pe- cent fctv
year bonds. 70 Re sold q not less than p Tns
money Is 50 Is used for general Improvements
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
SAILED
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati July 1O-CATTLE- Receipts. eos head
market good shippers s. 50 S6 40. com
mon. s. Boa s. a.. HOGS-Receipts, 1885 head mar
let quIet. butchers and shippers IS sloq$s Is. com
mon. SGIS7 10 SHEEP-RsCeipts. 33l1 head, mar
ket steady O strong. quoted at S2aS4 *. LAMBS
Market quiet and log l5c lower quoted at IS IS s.
Kansas CITY, July 1O---'A 'ATTI,E--Re ipts. 1000
including $500 Southerns market steady 20 100
receipts for the week. 461oo head choice eN-
P. and dressed beef steers S6 Is So 90 fair TO good
- Is Western steers 81 257 So so; socLers and
feeders 81 go s. so Southern steers s. I56S5 10,
southern s. 5Od 50 -. native cows 81 % IS
heers s. JOH 81 %. bulls. s. as IS. calves
Sa 75aS5 HOGS-Recetpts, 5000 head market
steady. top receipts the week. 81 500 head
bull. or sales. 81 IS 81 95 heavy 81 300 IS packers
butchers 81 SOd IS light 81 so 81 So pigs S6 IS
r s. 40 SHEEP-ReCetpts. 600 head. market steady.
receipts - head lambs. 81 5Oa SIS 90
earrings 81 90 s. Vethers. S4d ST - SIS 25
81 so. stocers and feeders, s. 1884 10. Texas
TONS. 81 ~ 81 to
East Buffalo. July 1o-CATTLE- Receipts 800 head:
slow and unchanged NEALSitocelpts. ~ head; active
and lower SGaSH HOGS Receipts. 3 200 head.
slow lower. heavy. s. aoaSs 40. mixed. IS 2aa
Workers. 81 NI#SN - 81 5OdS7 20 roughS
s. COG S - daires. s. s5q$s . SHEEP and lambs
Union stock Yards. PusburE. july 10 CAT l.E.
rl.s fair steady choice $6 s5d5I 10 prime So cog
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
SO. PAclFlc mgRegs Trolley LINES.

The FelinSuizr Railway Company has been fn-
CORPORA Ted in California. with SL2rJ'"n capital
stock. consolidation 90 electric railways OF
Southern Pacific system. The subscriptions Tor the
new stock. rar value SO share. are: PeulusuIar
Railroad Company, soon shares; san Jose * Los
Eatos 1r1erlr'au Railway Company, 5000 and
Santa Clara IureGurben Railway Coupanv, co.@'o
The consolidated company. - IS said. vii com
IrlEe All 1I@ present and contemplated railway
eysrer2z Cd tie san Francisco peninsula from tha-
c.rv 10 san Joss and vicinity, including those n
intermediate towns The total estimated length OF
the lines or The Fcnils1lar Railway Company Is
- miles
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
NEW RAVEN P. r. EMPLOYEES BENEFIT.

Ner~ E9aren. 1UIv -7-sn increase or hours for
ar f1 fFse 'a--rfaH|.sI department o. the New
Fn-s Sow Haven z Hartford Railroad, effective
49, --eeL f. arrus--r-1- This will benefit boiler
rnaL--s. raar.inlsrs. general repair men and their
assistants. 10th in TIE shops here and 81 Readvie
Mass The time schedule for considerable period
has ree-. ra-1- daEs week The increased use -
e7--ic-re-t both the passonSe~ and freight dc
re-r-rr--s ras made more work for the rerz-
srrpS Tre ue7v time schedule VIII give The men
si1 dsrS z week
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
DRUG FIRM DISSOLUTION GOES ON.
Demurrer of Alexander Barrie to Suit Brought
by Partner Overruled.

r.z-f-a r-=er1s--l handed down decision ~ss-
-e-. r--e~---z- the demurrer ~ Alexander Barre
10 a. ectsou brought b. MS partner. Reginald ;
Barclay. VINO together constitute The drug and
chemical firm ot Barclay & CO. at No - Stone
street Barclay seeks 70 have the o7pzrtners7'7
ended and 70 hare possession Of The assets Of ths
concern. from Which he is 10 pay to Barre tae
amount 6re him The partners havs shares "t
5000 each IN tie business. THe IoPartnership
agreement was made IN Lr14 snf vas 20 extend 70
-e.a u. -s.- tie time 7gas extended 20 1919
Barclay SAYS I'm his complaint that Barrie has
taken 10 ra.- i'm tho business since Nay 10 IN"
Barrie las been suffering from paralysis stnee
that time and II- partner has not even been able
70 see linn. : clause in rhe 0oDzrrners1p agree
rnert requires both partners 70 devote al their
r,--a 70 business. Barclay says that Barrie is
likely % b. turelaCttated for another year Last
December tho plaintiff proposed 20 mako the de-
ferda,t q special partner in the firm and pay him
Tar cent interest ou his 5000" and Per cant of
the net profits Barrie refused this proposition
unless he could retain an interest w tie goodwin
90 -ha r-u end also rs labels and trademarks.
The last named. BARCLAY SAYS. are the property OF
his brother William %. BARCLAY. and cannot bs
transferred.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WANTS ABSOLUTE CONTROL OF I c
Hartman Planning to Vest It in Union Pacific
by Bond Issue. Street reports.

Il Hartman. according to Wall Street report
IS planning 70 b-las tie Illinois Central Railroad
Co-ra-- under the absolute control Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. through the issue of
collateral trust bonds Of Tie latter company, hav-
Ing the Illinois Central stock as collateral: thus
following TIE method pursued hv the Great North
e-r and TIE Northern Pacific N securing their
5c,rt control c, the Burlington.
TIE Illinois Central has been C,gsse1 as : Hari-
man r-o7e--- since NJ Hartman succeeded two
years or 50 aEo IN obtaining control q The board
C directors and o-st.g S-Gyvesant Fish from tAe
presidency; but III. Hartman IS said 70 oe &C.
s9rous Of actually lakL-E over the road u prevent
the possibility of IT'S control passing to hosIs n
te-es-s ~ any rl--e IN tie future
Tie Illinois Central which recently acquired con
+-ol OF -he Central ~ Georgia. through which Il
now has direct line - the Atlantic coast al
Savanrah, connects on the vest with the Union
F7srf@- ~ Omaha 50 that Z the r7lnnored Plan IS
.srr!ed out, the Union Fsci1c vii have A@e
from coast 70 coast under lis own ownership
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
INTERIOR DPAPERIEs,

2-d. futures qus c. september. s. 6se5iss g. Il
F6-d FLOTF-v inter patents. ste-l- .27ion "
e-4rsdfa1 stead - IS 9tzd. HOPS ar - 1ai.s Z
,-1es-l rrru. - IS Sc S. blEr = s--,rE ~
.7sy- COS P,pR(-Fr.-la mess, W este - o. =
FT(NrS-Short cut II 20 IS 10. stes-I - 81 ons :
-,t1lber-aud cut. - % So =, staady. 81: 11s =
rui1dI4s light. - "a 70 nrli-. p =. s1cF~
T'tt4rss heavy 50 q, 4o y. arm, oLs ssIiss y
backs 16 to % 20. urG. SOS; c4e-. II -" y
4-- ~, ne 2s 90 fEFDIP-trae Western IN LIst ,lGIt .
5Ss "a. American refined, ~ P-.,s, SIS 81 4
FSE,-Canadlau finest white. - ~
prime city. steady. IS cd 1z5..ss.Tv - s5s -
stAsdz- c-s 81 LTNSEFD OIL lSs----,on. 50
TR1LE-U M-Stsady. I'D RoSiN-e'--
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Cin1inna-i reported Is $50 miles east ot SANDY
HOOK At yesterday. IS expected 20 dock early this
morning
Ia Tou-aine reported as 3e3 miles east OF Sandy Hook
morning
a. s.l5 a m yesterday. is expected 10 dock Monday
me S,lnueaaha reported as az miles Sandy
Hook noon yestegday is expected 70 dock Monday
ne Iapla=1 reported ss 90 miles east Of Sandy
HOOK Al III s.stlIza, dock late tonight or
early Na.lay u1fT
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
STANDARD OIL DEAL IN OHIO

DAY that the Columbia Gas and Electric Company
had acquired the entire natural gas distrtoutive
system Of the East ohio Gas Company from the
STANDARD OF Company I'm exchange for this pipe
line The Coiumaa gomHauE turns over is gas
fields ig the Central and Eastern West Virginia
territory 70 tie Standard on Company. reservlng
Tor itself the southwestern lold in the same state.
The Columbia company now supplies natural gas
Cincinnati. and 10y the deal Just completed Will
supply eight hundred thousand consumers n North
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
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TRANsPACIFIr MAILS

Destination and steamer 'lo5e ln Ne" York
Australia except Vest. New zealand.
Fi1f Islands and New caledonia ttt
Vancouver and Victoria 3 Co. Agraugi To tav 8 10 10
Hawaii FranCseoA July T. g 20 u
4osa July l5 $40 p M
Hawaii Japan. china and Philip
COLA July IT, GO % M
dressed only, Wa seattle, % $50 M
Hawai- Japan. CnTea. China aud Philip
rina Islands Clia san Francisco T@uyn
~eTr zealand Australia Except Wes3.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia tyH
F~ancisco,Tyusr:c July 25 3 90 M
Taran Corea. China Philippine Isl
impress q China. July 30 $50 P m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
Gyia ssr Francisco)-C Transport. July 81. 20 ?
Tahiti Marouesss Islands. New Zealand
Except Wes) Cvta San
Francis so)-hariPosa Aug /. 8 20 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

closed strong with prices 1sc 10 &c TO sc 70 -c
above yesterdays final figures.
Oz-s were rrrl. il sympathy with wheat and
corn Tie price Of cash oats advanced 1c on light
receipts. The market closed firm. with prices IN
changed 2 &c Z &C higher.
Trade II provisions vas extremely light ana
sentiment IN The pit was hearlSh, owing 10 poor
cash demand and G decline Of = n the price OF
live hogs Prices AZ the close were sc higher 10 zo
lower Jla1 Yesterdays rrsl quotations
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

SIS 20 SHEEP supply light stTo9g: prime VsthsSs' $50
calves Ssa$s 50 HoGS-ReceiPts hsht aeti' e hisaeT
YorIers IS IoaSs 20 light Yorkers s. soQSS; piss s. oo
. 30; ToushI @ 10 20 I6%ERsEED cash ss 6. o-tohe
81 o5' Tecanber ST %; March. s. 15 No . S6 IS. re-
fected s. so: n & s. 10. IIMOIhl. prime. p
AI.SIkE. prime. s. 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED y

ARRIVED
A.tv.a.r. July g. American tDurch). York
T.I.r..I. g.I. 90 i.l.a4e-ILi4 New IorA r0T Cher
ueena.ae,a July Ip-Caroaia ,Br New York for Liver
calais July a-Taul Faiv ,Er New York
.T.-- s.Tarlrrees fHrI. New York va Hong kong
l!r- Arenas July %Craster Hall lBr). New York VIA
Lucia for |aIeta Buera. etc
-r..- July f.taerln AIsrsre Victoria Ger. Neu
E5r. t1r Plymouth ChorbolrE and Halnblrg-
GaEaa. July 6-Iu-.11a ILlI. Ze0S 7rk Via NaPIes
,.ar.eF July e--Eau.l.a fFr. New York
I..r- rul- George Washington 'EerD NeU York VIA
Iswuurn and E-"rhouIE-
SAILED
ff.,.re JULY 10 70 MA Eretague Er). New Yors-
Genoa. JULY 7-ArreIe Ciaupa utaD. New York.
NAMES. July 7-l5@rrnanIa 0Frl New York
Rotterdam. July lo-soestdyk Dutch. New York ana
s, rs.r.a Jli.v -Ha-Ie, 1Br}. New York.
,.HerfoIg-e. July o 9-Aueri-L Ger. New York
London JULY Io Minneapolis tEr). SeE York
southampton. July lO-st Louis New York via 'hAr-
dou~r
,lo,lle july 1o-cae5oala Bu. New York
Plymouth July 10-Kaiserin AuEust@ Victoria tTer',
New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Antwerp. July 10. go nl--Vaderland CBels'. New
T---,a,. rIly : Wssrred dsn New York.
p..4. july -Hu.atlo tEr. New York
PASSED
Gibraltar july 1o-lIadonna C0. New York for Naples
and Ma-seN}oe
said kuTaches
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ORDERS CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN SALE

st. Paul. July l"-r'dnlaI Judge SanboIn issued
a Anal decree to-day authorizing the special master
iu CIancery 10 sell public auction the properties
Of tIe Chicago Great Western Railway Company,
which road has been i'm the hands Of receivers since
.J.snr,arz- 1903 Tie lowest bid accepted Will be
r7.p0r.. Each bidder must deposit with the
master SNoHH. either IN cash or m the form Of
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Lord e Taylor
SbeciaISaL Orienta/RugS
Monday, July Il, 1909

Monday, July Il, 1909
sye will offer the balance of large invoice, which
% close quickly viii be offered at less than
aholesale value.
I53 Fine -4ntLqne Da8hc5taHS
atsI7.5o, $500, SI2.5o &SS- 50 each
s. Antlqne KHruIshaHS
at $1,000, $500, $500, $I2. so each
az Fine -4mtI2ne Ka3akS
atsI6,oo, SI4.oo, $3.50, sos each
Also large assortment of Oriental Carpets
in the various weaves at greatly reduced prices
Any of the above will be held for Fall
delivery if requested
Broadway & aoth St; 5th Ave; 18TH ST
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
EuRoREAN RRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool July Io.--Closing: WHEAT-Spot No ? |
red Western winter ro-ainal futures quiet July. 9s
I'D. September. 7'sd: December. S. gid CORN
Spot mixed via Ga!veston) steady. Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
sET'CEs D8
OUTGOING EAME ER9
TO-DAY


r1rlI-el1rs. lrzern4 Ar1-Fta Plata 80 m 10
MONDAY. JULY r
Colon Crstohal. Panama Il 80 400
Saranlacca Trinidad. = " I..---- T. 90 ~ 100 m
TUESDAY. JULY ~
Ly~o---7zessi7 Bremen = {; LLOYD G0 m 1000 m
800 Argentina Barber ~ 30 q ID
,-.s,,rr amsterdam Rorterda71 IECL-A Q ru
Ir1guols Jacksonville CLYDE. %" m
CIV or Columbus Savannah. SsvaU1Hr 800 ra
"WEDNESDAY. JULY i
re,ItanIr southampton. American. 500 Pm %
Nfslrentani4 Liverpool 'lnari $50 POI lhhoa I'D
T5s-eaTs rr--tins Nortor. ....... H.-ua no
.Y,gLaT,r Iauih- 800 goo
ssuisrs Grenada Cuehec. m 800 pm
r5~e~or srsr santos Brazilian 200 300
Pres Lincoln. Hamburg, Tauh- A 800
Huron Jacksonville. clyde .--..-.-.--- 100
san Marcos. Galveston NaIl0-r. 1900 cI
IarnPasas TAMPA Mallory. .--..--- l-'~t
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e.r-i.. b sunset 81 Moons p
HIGH WATER.
4 N-ssndy Hook is Gov Island 2O4 Hell cate 3.54
y N-sardv Eook : .25 Gov Island 252 Hen Gate ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, July TO- 1909.

Steamer Wells city drl. C-inks Br-t-l June q ana
Swansea -. James Arkel 90. Nth mdse. Arrived
steamer Faoden 'Hau ,Fr. kiert M,ddlesIo-oueh
midnight. 9Th
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
INCOMING STEAMERS.

.s2cs At 81 " r-='e--.r. IS 'ss,..et '. Dr..
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Boys Washable Suits & BIouse5
Boys and Girls Automobile Dusters, liens
busters and Bath Specially Reduced

BOYS STAR" BRAND BLOUSES, lo-
VIII colorci, Is years. Value SlJ+r J'S
BOYS, col ORD WASHABLE RUSSIAN SUITS, -
of gaacas, madras and ohambrays, ar >'-' -i'7'
Values sos TO sos
ROYS' AND AUTOMOBILE BUSTERS
in linens shades. + TO 10 years 7L'@s' -'''
Values $500 40
MEMS TOMOBILE BUSTERS AND
SUMMER ROBES Value S--.- -''0
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

Broadway and 10th St; 5th Ave, 10Th St
The state herald., 1909-02-19
Japanese Scarfs.

Now that half the women one knows
are dressing themselves up in the
floating scarf which the women of the
eighteenth century loved. many kinds
OF new materials are being brought
into play.
Chiffon with tiny fringe OF metal
or crystals is still In the lead with its
rival of black tulle embroidered in
gold, but the new thing is scarf of
Japanese satin embroidered with flow.
crs or In tiny figures. One woman
who has yellow satin scarf ON which
is outlined quaint little men aud won.
en-, with lotus flowers between. wears
II around the shoulders over a hand.
some evening gown.
The Japanese jacket has long had n
place for evening wear. but the Jap,
anese scarf is new addition to this
seasons costumes