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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20
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Crown Point. Ind, June ia
Buick forty-herse power car, driven
by Louis Chevrolet, won the Cobe
cup, the major event of the western
Vanderbilt" over the 1866 miles OF
the Crown Point Lowell course to-
day by the hair raising margin of
one minute and five seconds. y
Bourque, in control of a Knox, who
captured second place, made so des-
perate bid for victory that not un-
til the winning machine flashed over
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20
JAMES. S.SiI|HA.R'P GOT
q YEARS IN Pen. |: ! I.
{.sssld psa agIoossvv Ga)

Kansas City, Mo-, June 1s.;-James
Sharp, self styled adam Cod re-
gently found guilty Of the murder Of
Patrolman Michael Mullane, who was
killed IN. fight with religious fanat-
les Of whom Sharp was leader, was
today sentenced to TWENTY-FIVE years
in the penitentiary. E z.. -, TX: &@'s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20
LIBBY ] ELECTED Il [ ! |
PRESIDENT SAT,
. (.ssaId pslptoossY Ga).

st. Louis, Mo, June 19.-Orin G.
Libby of Grand Forks, N. D., was to-
day elected pre-ident of the Mississ-
ippi Valley Historical association.
The secretary's report showed that
the association was about 300 men,
bers strong and was distributed
among thirty-eight states and Can
ada. iss5@s -. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20

s1Rt-sTATE WEATHER.
North and South Dakota - Fair on
Sundal and Monday.
Minnesota -, Fair in east: showers
and cooler in west portions Sunday
and Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20
CHEVROLET Won FIRST PLACE
in SENSATIONAL AUTO RACE
OVER A 400 NILE COURSE.
Intense Interest Shown by Thou
r.. sands of Spectators

SEVERAL MINOR ACCIDENTS MARRIED THE PLEASURES
oAY-sulck CAR CAME TO THE FRONT AND RAN WITH
r CYLINDER CRIPPLED FoR MAJOR PORTION
x.%@-FNE WORK s SHOW N. s5$s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20
new YORK POLICE ARE AFTER
nBRICANIzED CHINESE WHO
IS SUSPECTED OF numbering
Man Of Many Names Will Be Put
Thru Third Degree When Found

MURDERED GIRL HAD ALLOWED cHtNAMAN TO call HER
S HomE-MoTHER WAS MISSION WORKER IN NEW YoRk CHINA
Towh-LEoN LING PART OWNER STRING OF RES
, sTAURAhTs AND CONSIDERED WEALTHY
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-20

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New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
LITTLE TIN" rs MAYOR.
Dreams of What He UOuld Do Had
He the Reins for Three Months.

Alderman Little Tim Sullivan ofhciated as Act
ing Mayor yesterday. in The absence Of both Mayor
Mcclellan and President MCGOWAN Of the Board Of
Aldermen. Tim" sWore in a city surveyor To a
delegation that included new spaper men Mr.. Sull-
van said;
I wish I could be Mayor here for about three
rnonths I think l would 90 a few things that would
get my name on bronze tablets all around town
First of ell I would go through the civil list, and
! would fire lot # commissioners who entirely
isoonceive their public duties. replacing them with
men who understand New York. In the second
Coney Island for a day Of recreation on Sunday
would order closing Of lot @ useless streets
ali around town that at least during the summer
months. they might be used public Fairgrounds
At this point Alderman DoulI, who is making
trouble for the Murphy over the new building
code before the board, came in. and Alder
man Sullivan said:
When the board gets through with that code
every viii be satisfied with il. The code will
be good enough SO that other cities Will adopt it.
II is absurd 10 say that the Board of Aldermen
would put through a code that would work unfairly
10 the builders Tanmany Hall knows better than
that on The eve of a campaign "
Why don't you for Mayor on that plat
fern" asked.
\ cant get the consent of my constituents,
said Little Tim" ''YoJ see. I have been serving
my constituents steadily for the last seventeen
years. and when they say that ! must serve
their alderman I have bow TO their command,
10 matter what my personal preferences may be
Mayor Mcclellan viii be At the City Hall to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, wednesday. May 10. 1909.
ARRIVED.


New york and cuba Mail SIS Co. with I6I passengers
Steamer caTmania rl Barr Liverpool May II and and
abn s9S & ese to ne mails dse
at St Sne Bar ; a 2V Haakonsen Nipe May 12
the Munson SIS Line. with mdse Arrived at the Bar d
steamer Croxleth CBr Parker West asrtepGU tie t
May TO Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arri'eu " ~
6G 3s6 % M so Manson G ns %th
at s9 saT al Catherine Newport and
Norfolk 10 the old Dominion S. GO. with passengers
steamer Minnesota GNol Dedekam Port An,9nlo antonio
gers and fruit Arrived az the % Ear AT Nathesen Port
5t"no I've FSsao Ss TO 81 me sIanc Fruit Co
ArFiSed at the Bar at m .tobal May IL to the
Panama Railroad Co. with 1s2 passengers mans anu
Steamer Estona CRussj smtnekt Libau May !, to
Benham Boyesen with cabin m ana P ~ $40 m
to the Munson SIS Line with Arrived at the Bar
clyde Sc CO. with mdse OF Highlands II :52,a m
steamer Re dLtaa daD cign0nia S Ge1Ga TfS % % cabin
and 1888 passengers and mdse- Arrived a' '
steamer CITY of Tampco tNoro, odlfen Havana z1a Mar
Refning CO. to S. Line Arrived at the
Steamer NOD Amundsen ,T Ta%Dis0 1a9S sbG ID
the AmeTTan speiting q Re6ninf oo 10 at 5os M
Yale Boston ANA MAJ & f to Psssed in
Light anqg breizs aeGk paSJ J. oady Mag 10 sa sao
SAILED.
Steamers (I}rl Southampton EmolrlCUs ''t'
Malta, etc via Philadelphia Neraston B6' a. 9 c;ioPgIo
(Nor). 0ta Norfolk RELAY
repair cable: Atlantis tNori Njpe; Su"siee
Barrow Lusania OBJ. Liverpool: Kansas cry 1aii
Francisco: WilheImina. Luisana lltal:
Naples; Prince George tBrl fSeT,IlL
Iroquois Charleston: Curityba Cuban Nuevtas Fana l
Thomas: Maraval (Br) Grenada, JeTiersoh
folk: Colorado. Galveston: Comus New orieaIs' ~
ghany nagua. Prince. etc; Granara 'b
Philadelphia Rio Grande. Key West, tampa anu
Mobile
ARRIVED.
Liverpool May 1a-Campana CBr). New York via Queens
Madras May 1a-Rotenfels Ger, New York via Alden
and Bombay.
Calcutta MAY 19-Warturm Ger. New YORK
HioCo Nav 19-SatsIma fI}r) Manila Tor New
said. 1a-Cambyses tBr). New York VIA AEers
Tricorin. MAY IT-Trautenfeis Ger. New York via
Hodeida
SAILED.
Southampton MAY 70 1880 p m-Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Ger. New via ChtrbOUTg; I'D M MAJESTIC
tT}ri. New York CherbourE and Queenstown
MarseIes Nav 15-Germania (FD. New York
santos. MAY IT-TTttan tF3T). New York -
Ma lS-Arkansas DAM. New York and Boston
Barbados. MAY lT-HoratiO tSrI. New York
Rotterdam. MAY iS-Captatn A F Lucas. Ne" 1orA-
Barrow. May 1s-Lackawanna (Br. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM MAY DIE.
Factory Girl, on Way to Work Run Down and
Badly Hurt by Taxicab.

Johanna ECstigan. factory girl. living at No. l47
Hudson street. run down and probably fatally
injured by taxicab at Hudson and Canal streets
shortly after noon yesterday. She received internal
injuries and taken to 81. Vncents Hospital
The girl had been home for her luncheon and
returning TO work. In crossing Canal street
Hudson street she stepped in front of the ma
chine before she II. She lodged backward. but
the chauffeur. Samuel Stern. OF No 1910 Park ave-
nue., turned his machine that way. and before the
girl could move again she struck down. A
front wi eel Of the machine passed over her body
and. her clothing catching = the running gear. she
was dragged several yards.
Tie chauffeur broush5 the machine to stop. and
Patrolman Murphy. Of the Macdougal street sta
tiCn carried her into drug store to await an am
buance. The chauffeur arrested by Patroman
Murphy AMI locked up in the Macdougal street sta
ton. charged with felonious assault l. F Smith
of No. 121 East Ssth street was riding In the cab
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
SHOOTS WIFE: KILLS SELF.
Week's Debauch Ends in Suicide
1fter attempted Murder.

The end Of week-old domestic quarrel. during
which Lorenz Seuling. twenty-five years Old as
saIlted wife md mothern-law, came last even
ing in the Seuling home, at No. sol First avenue
when the husband. after firing twice at his Wife'
shot himself 10 death. one Of the bullets hred at
Mrs. Seuling grazed her neck half an inch from
the jugular vein
SeuIinE clerk in the packing house OF
Schwarzschd & Sulzberger. on First avenue. Last
week he celebrated the anniversary of his brthday
by beginning a weeks debauch. Seuling did not
go work yesterday. but his wife who had oeeh
working steadily a dressmakeT. left the mouse
usual At the time his wife was expected nome nome
SeulinR was leaning from a window OF his
apartment
A moment after Mrs. Seuling had entered the
house two revolver shots were heard. and minute
or two later two more shots rang out According
10 the story told to the police by Mrs. Seuling the
husband after the second shot. ran up one flight
ami into his own room. where he shot hinSeIi
Mrs Seuling's wound Is slight. She said that heF
husband had attacked her and her mother ire
quently during the week
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
DU POINTS BEGIN DEFENCE
Suit of Government against Pozcder
Com panies Resumed Here.

The case Of the United States against the f /
Du Pont de Nemours Powder Company and others
resumed before William G. Mahafey, exam
iner. in the Customs Building, yesterday after
noon. The suit against the Du Pont company was
begun in 1907, the bill Of complaint alleging that
the present company continues in control OF the
powder business to an extent inimical TO the pub
lie welfare The government rested its case early
IN April. and the first witnesses for the defence
will now be examined J. A. Haskell one of the
vice-presdents of the Du Popt company, said
yesterday:
Just how long it will take the defence to put
in its testimony it is impossible TO tell Speaking
in a general way. the Du Pont Powder Company
and the other principal defendants expect to estab
lish beyond controversy that the growth Of thelF
business is not the result of warfare on com
pettors. but is due TO the excellence OF their
product and the fairness With which they have
treated their patrons
The only witness examined Yesterday was Ed
ward c. Ferriday in charge OF the contract
department OF the powder company, who De
scribed the organization Of the sales department
The hearing will be resumed this morning at the
Office Of tho Du Pont company, in the West Street
Building
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
BREAD STRIKE SPREADS.
PcdIer assaulted. but Refused to
4Dpear against 4SSailGntS.

The leaders Of the striking BAKERS admitted yes
teriav that there bread famine in many
parts OF the East Side. They talked OF starting
co-operative bakeries 70 relieve the situation
In number of the stores, Erocers and others.
who advanced the price Of and cent loaVes
on Tuesday 70 10 cents raised the price to 10 cents
YESTERDAY and sold them off quickly even at that
price In the afternoon rumor went around mat
two of the strike leaders had ppeared, and that
= good mart Of the union funds had also disap-
reared This rumor was branded as malicious
lie" at strike headquarters.
The first row in two days took place yesterday IN
Delaney street and looked al first as II II "ouid
culminate in a big riot Wolf Cohen left NO -
Norfolk street yesterday morning with pushcart
loaded with loaves from bakery which vas about
TO shut down. When he turned into Delaney
street crowd Of strikers attacked HIM -Four
polcen1er scattered the crowd and chased his as
silate 70 The Headquarters of the strikers, where
they arrested five men. They were discharged
later. when Cohen declined to appear against them
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
o1HER MARkErs-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. May i9-CATTLE- Receipts estimated, Is
market steady to lOc lower steers g 2gS =
calves S3dST 80: and feeders 81 30g . g.
HOGS-Reeilts testmatedi. 2IU10 head, market lOl I
heavy shipping. s. 1FSI 90 butcheTs = =
dS7 25 light mixed STGsT TO- choice light 81 lOgS. To-
packing s. 2OQs7 30 pigs. s. 23d<6 70: bulk Of sales
s. 1Uq s. 30 SHEEP-Receipts (estu.ated 900 head
market stesdy to loo iowsT sheep 81 '9aSd 90 lambs
Cincinnati. May lp-CATTLE-R Receipts P24 head
no weak. nc lower. fair TO good shippers - '9
slow. n l0c lower; butchers and SnlpIcrs - f'a = "a
steady S2G'4 -. spring lambs steady to strong sos %
East 3uitalo MAY I9-C'ATTLE- STEADY. prime steers
5)dST NEAIS-EeCePJs 800 head, active and steady
15O0 h adj fairly active and stesdy 70
81 70, roughs 81 50aS8 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceitts 5000 head. active sheep steady lambs Jc hlSh-
or lambs. - 5oaSS -. few :, 20 - e-oo
head including 500 Southerns: market steady to l'c
lower: slow. calves 35c lower; choice export ana
dressed s6 - Sc so; fair to good 81 =
20, s. S6 CO. st0cSers and feeders
s. n 81 go Southern 81 - n Sc ~, Southern
COWS SOC 81 so. native 81 - q 81 90. native
belrsrs ST. bulls 81 20 s. 20. calves 81 So 90
s. 2Ti.. sales. Sc GOA 81 p. heavy. 81 p5d
g. 81 packers and butchers Sc 90 81 81 light Sc 80
s.: pigs 81 20 81 20 SHEEP Receipts 5000 head
market weak: lambs 81 80 s. 80. yearlinEs
20as7 xethers. 81 80 SO 80. - 500 So 70
stockers and feeders 81 - 2 s. .. Texas muttons
81 81
tnion stock Yards. Pittsburg MAJ la-CATTL LIE.
n So -. SHEEP-Supply light, higher: prime wethers
5xs VEAL CATvEs-ss 5oaf7. HOGS-Receipts
light active higher; prime heavy. s. 60G s. 20.
mediums & g.. heavy Workers. s. - = & so light
workers. 81 - 81 -. pigs. Sc 81 ST, roughs. s69
Toledo MAY t9-CLOvERsEED-Cash s. IN. Octo-
her, Sc o.. December. So s.. March. Sc -. No
grade s. 20 TMOTHY-Prne. 81 50 ALsIKE-
Prime. g 90 August. s. a.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
TACKLED VICTIM TWICE.
Alleged Swindler s Bad Memory Lands Him
in a Police Cell

Inability TO remember those whom ne had for
rnerly victimized was responsible for the arrest
yesterday Of Dominic Deraumo, who says heslives
at 200 ID street, and whose specially, according
20 Morris Wolder and the police is working the
.-dismond switch game
Hol6er told the police that year ago Deraumo
spoke 10 him in the street and offered 10 sell him
diamond stud and ring for $50. II looked like
bargain to Wolder. but 10 make he had his
judgment indorsed 10y a neighboring jeweler
After he had handed over the money and gone
his way Wolder discovered that the jewels had
been switched" and he had paid $50 for some
junk
Yesterday WolGer standing AT 123d street
and Madison avenue when Deraumo came along
with the same old game Wolder played his man
until a policeman hove in sight, when ne had MIN
arrested on the old charge
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
RAILROAD BOND ISSUES
Several Roads to Increase Bonded Debt
Changes in Various Directorates.

The directors OF the jamestown. Franklin &
C1earfeId Railroad Company. at A meeting held
yesterday voted call meeting or the stock
holders AT Philadelphia July - to approve an
issue OF S25Gca0o0 first mortgage hfty-year per
cent bonds. This road Is consolidation OF several
lines in Western Pennsylvania, and is controlled
bv the New York Central through the Lake Shore.
The proceeds OF a portion of the proposed bond
issue will be used 10 reimburse the controlling
roads for advances for construction.
4 meeting Of the stockholders OF the Geneva,
Corning & Southern Railroad Company has also
been called TO ratify the lease OF the property to
the New York Central Railroad and 10 authorize
the issue of 100000 per cent hfty-year bonds.
The Spuyten Duyyil & Port Morris Railroad has
elected J. Pierpont Morgan and A II. Harris
directors to succeed &. &. Clarke and Samuel +.
Rarger resigned. The New York Central recently
ACQUIRED the entire capital stock of the road. The
new lease Of the companys property 20 the New
York Central was approved by stock vote.
The directors of the Lake Shore. elected at the
recent annual meeting have reelected all the
officers for the ensuing year. and in addition have
elected Z. F Stephenson assistant secretary.
The boards Of directors of the New York Central.
Niagara River Railroad Niagara Falls Branch
Railroad and the Buffalo Erie Basin Railroad have
been reelected for the ensuing year, and Walter
P Bliss has been elected director of the New
York & Harlem Railroad. to succeed {. G. Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
GOOD PRICES FOR UNITED COPPER.
Common ana Preferred Bring Figures at Auc-
tion Above Market Quotations.

The 1880 shares % common and II shares OF
preferred stock Of the United Copper Company
which, told in The Tribune yesterday we're
being offered al auction presumably 10 close out
loan were sold yesterday fer approximately Sis
coo The prices secured for the stock were some
what above tie regular market quotations
Eighteen thousand. nine hundred ana furty-Six
shares Of the common brought I4k and the re
-natnder L. compared with :he present market
price Of about l3 The preferred brought $40 80 a
share, which about s. above the latest market
quotation The stocks were bought in by Z. g
Hitler. broker. who, il is believed was acting
for the holder Of the lean
Among the other securities sold al auction
yesterday 60 shares of Greene Consolidated
Gcd. which brought $lao for the los. block OF
20 shares - Greene Consolidated Silver common.
which FOR SO.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
BODY OF E. c. LONG TAKEN TO HIS HOME.

The body of Erwin g. Long, president of the E
G. Long Company. which was found on Tuesday
night on d skyIight in an arshaft eleven stories
below the open window Of his ONCE the thir-
teerth floor of the Hudson Terminal Building No
20 Church street. removed to his home in Glen
Ridge. y. J., yesterday morning. So far
known there was nothing in either Mr.. Longs
business or family affairs that could have been a
motive for his taking his life. For several weeks
he had 4 sufferer from neurasthenia. but his
physician and his family attributed the trouble
to a temporary breakdown from overwork and
thought that he would recuper1te.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
ECLECTIC MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT

Commencement exercises of the Eclectic Medical
College of the City of New York were held YES
terday afternoon in the College Building No 2S9
East 14th street. Professor G. w THOMPSON re-
ported that all of last years graduates had received
their licenses, having passed the state examlna-
ton with credit.
President Boskowitz conferred the degree upon
the following: Benjamin Abramowitz. Vito Bran
cato. a. B., Paul \. Canitz, A. b. Joseph Cohen
Attilio Favorini. Samuel J. Fine James Kerr
Joseph Lieberman Ph. D., and Maurice Stern
berger A b
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS ACT.

The West Side Republican Club. al No 1907
broadway. intends 10 take active part In the
selection and election of the rext MAYOR of New
York City. and 10 make IL more potent factor by
beirg early in the field campaign committee has
been appointed by Albert H Gleason the president
Charles . Mas is chairman Of the committee
Ex-senator Martin SAKE. father of the Eleventh
avenue bill. IS a candidate for the office Of Mavor
and his friends in the club booming him
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
CHARITY COULDN'T RAISE $4,000.

The comparative present tghtness of money for
Jewish charitable work reflected YESTERDAY
when Justice Gdersleeve granted permission to the
Chrystie Street Recreation Rooms and Settlement
at Nos 1S6 and SS Chrystie to mortgage IFS
property for $4,000 TO pay off another mortgage
Among the directors of the institution are Mrs
Jacob II. Schiff, Mrs. Isidor Straus Mrs Adolph
Iewisohn, Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim and Mrs t,vr,Is
/. Sulzberger. Tie association made an unsuccess
ful effort to raise the necessary by subscrp
tnr
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
AGED MAN ALLEGED BIeAMtsT.

Samuel b. Wellington s;xty-nine years old living
al the Hotel St George. Brooklyn, arraigned
yesterday in rho Tombs court and held in 81 o0o
bail charged with beamy Wellington was ar
rested on Tuesday night on warrant obtained by
Maud Windsor Gardner, of No 342 Third aveDua
who alleges that she was married to the nrisonar
in 1897 Wellington married Florence Cushman ON
AuriI =
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
RAILROAD MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
American Association Holds Spring Meeting
and Hears Reports of Committees.

The American Railway Association held its spring
meeting the United Engineering Societies Builo-
ing yesterday and devoted the entire session 10
the reading Of committee reports and election OF
officers for the ensuing year. F. A. Del+ano was
unanimously reelected president one hundreo
and ffty-eight delegates present.
T E. Clark and G. l. Peck were elected To the
executive committee and Benjamin Mcheen' r ~
MeIcher and Charles A Wickersham 70 the coHh-
r,ittee on nominations. The next meeting of the
association will be held in Chicago November H.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
FINAL DECREE IN SMITH DIVORCE.

Justice Gerard signed yesterday a final decree Of
absolute divorce in favor Of Fannie Taller Smith
against Sydney J. Smith. Permission is given TO
Mrs Smith to her maiden name. Mrs Smith
is a sister of Mrs. J. Livingston and Mrs. Henry
L. Burnett and Of T. Suffern Taller. The couple
were married on December Il, 1897. The divorce
suit was brought in January last and was heard by
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
REFEREE FILES REPORT IN GOULD SUIT

Edward g. Whitaker, referee in the divorce suit
OF Mrs Helen Margaret Kelly Gould against Frank
J. Gould. filed his report yesterday with Justtca
Gerard. Of the Supreme Court A representative
Of the IAN firm Of stetson. Jennings & Russell
counsel for Mrs Gould, asked that the report be
confirmed. The report Will be on file eight DAYS
before action by the court
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
NATIONAL BANKS PROSPEROUS.
Returns Show Remarkable Increases in All
Principal Items.

Washington May is.-The returns rom national
hanks giving details Of their condition on April &
1enq show remarkable increases IN all the principal
items The summary Of the statements shows that
since Nav II 1905 their total loans and discounts
have increased by S434 764CoA and during the same
time the total resources OF the banks have in
creased S774 2sl.oo0 During the same period gov
ernment deposits have decreased $ll1255.0n. and
bills payable and rediscounts have decreased go
s97 600 other increases during the year are given
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
TO CLEAN BY COMPRESSED AR.

A compressed air system TO clean floor coverings
has been invented by T. 81. Stewart a veteran car
pet man. who has made the subject speciality for
more than Gurty--fve years BY this system every
particle Of aust and dirt is removed. without the
slightest injury TO the texture color Of the
f6bfic&
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

,,..,t,,,,,n and steamer close in New York
japan, lV.T9 Ng,+u anu '''', To DAY. $50 n
N.a Zealand Australia Except Nest',
samoan Islands and NeW Caledonia
va san F''ne'',' ~. May % $50 N
Hawaii Japan. Corea ami china tspe-
gslE a2G5es5ea %iprSn Mar May 27 80 m
iauau ,orsa china and Philippine Is
ANS ts -, ia - ,tInn 49,. MAY 2s 20 p m
,4s.H tyis san Francisco,- Fonau MAY IS. $50
H1Hs ava a "T2 Fam a.'d usnsp@r MAY 81 $40 m
laRaF- ya21 l9Tfa ana l'. june a. $50 m
Hawaii Japan Corca tnna ana FhNip
lfhss amos "'A '''' -. .1uns s. $50 m
Australia te1~ept Wesu. New zealand
FIJI Islands and Ncv caledonia Cyia
Vancouver and Victoria. Cha
New-York tribune., 1909-05-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The AdrAtic reported 24S miles east or Sandy HOOK
p yesterday. is expected TO dock ABOUT d. III
to-day.
The Grant reported 26o mics esst Gs
SANDY Hook yesterday, is expected 10 docA
a. m. to-day -. - So,dr
Hook m yesterday. is expected to dock ABOUT ''
a m Friday.