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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The marriage of Misc Caroline L, Wall
lace and Carl W. Cameron was solem.
nized at the home OF the BRIDES grand
mother. Mrs. N. b. Stafford. Miss Wal.
lace is the only child Of Everett J. Wal.
lace. a government official stationed al
Montreal. and the late Charlotte Wal.
lace. The ceremony was witnessed BY
about 25 relatives only. The Rev. A. J.
Hough OF Montpelier officiated and Q
large reception followed. Miss Marssry
A. Watson. cousin OF tho groom and
room mate OF the bride at Dana Hail,
Wellesley. Mass. was maid OF honor
and a brother OF the groom. Edward r.
Sameron. was best man. Garfield Miller,
srthur Hough. Or. G. N Cobb and
George Carpenter were ushers. The
brides dress was OF white satin and tho
maid Of honor wore white chiffon oveI
messaline silk. The couple will reside 10
White River Junction whore the groom
is employed in the postoffiee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-12

is at tho home OF her brother, B. y
Picket. Mrs. stebbins was m the millinery
business here several years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Brown are moving their goods
10 Bangor, Me.--G. !. Bunham is buildins
a three-story front to his block.
MARSHFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark, Of Whit.
man. Mass, are visiting Mrs ClarkA
sisters. Mrs. Mark Mears and Mrs. David
Lucas, and her brother, SIias Packer.
! They are on their way to California to
live.-Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bemis OF
Emeryville. Tenn. are In town visiting
| friends. MIR. Bcmis Is a son Of the late
| Nelson Bems. He was born In this town
and livedhere during his youth.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest E. Tanner have returned TO
| their home In Montpelier after q weeks
visit with relatives.--Mr. and Mrs Har.
vey Dodge. Of West Liberty, I,wa, are
visiting at Edgar A. LMmberton'S, Mr.,
| Dodge IL brother Of Mrs. Lanoerton,
| and resided In this town 30 years ago.
Mrs. Minnie Davis 6loeum Ia visit: her
| mother, Mrs. Caroline Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard z. Tanner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest E. Tanner OF Montpelier returned
from their outing at Joe's pond. August
them n pickerel weighing three pounds
.. and reported a ine catch Of fish, among
and n quarter.-The Stars held a dance
| in the village hall Friday evening. The
| ladies' Of the Village Improvement society
| furnished refreshments. There was
| large attendance.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
NJ. J. RICHARD REMOVED
assistant Superintendent of Bellevue
Found Guilty of CHARGES.

Michael J. Riokard. who for nearly twoscore years
has been identified with Bellevue Hospital was dis
charged as assistant superintendent of that inst-
tuition yesterday. when full meeting of the boa rd
Of trustees of Bellevue and Allfad Hospitals was
held Charges of misconduct were brought against
FSickard in July. when. It alleged that he had
substituted contraband foods for those allowed by
The hospital on the list of supplies
As an unpaid employe Richard began his first
work In Bellevue Hospital after having been taken
there as a patient. His leg had been crushed in an
accident on the New York Central Railroad. Born
IN RUSSIA and with a scant education, he accepted
tho offer Of tho authorities take place attending
the sick Then he entered Cooper Union and later
appeared as a telegraph operator, from which job
he was rapidly promoted to he register chief clerk
steward and assistant superintendent
Although numbers of changes were made from
time to time in the personnel of the Bellevue Hos
pital staff Rickard his post until several weeks
ago, when he was suspended the charges which
finally caused his dismissal. Every effort was made
by the veteran empoye to refute the accuse tions
but after a meeting lasting more than three hours
the board recommended his dismissal.
Rickard left his apartments in the hospital i'm
mediately after he told OF his dismissal and
refused to comment on the charges which had been
brought against him. He declared that he had
meant no wrong and that he had never violated
The rules Of the department since his first appoint
ment.
According To the specific charge on which Rick
ard was suspended the bills of a grocer had been
changed 10 cover violations the ordering of food
Dr. w. H. Smith, general medical superintendent
of the hospital, started an investigation which
showed that tho bills had been changed through an
, auditor a bookkeeper who had also passed on the
bills was reprimanded and then further charges
were pressed against Rickard
DIR. John w Brannan, president Of the board of
trustees Of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, who was
chairman of the meeting yesterday. said that he
was sorry the board had been forced to take dras-
tic action i'm the of an old employe He added
that Rickard had several occasions done good
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
LENT COLER CREDIT.
Desmond Dunno Says He Indorsed
Borough Presidents Note.

Desmond Dunno, former Commissioner of Public
Works of Brooklyn. the stand for several
hours Yesterday before Commissioner of Accounts
Mitchell, III connection with the Brooklyn Borough
investigation. He was questioned at length with
regard to the methods of management and account
ing in the department which was formerly under his
jurisdiction.
Did you make any loans 10 the Borough Presi-
dent during his term of office" asked Commits
sioner Mitchell
"Yes. In the fall of 1867
What amount?''
Twenty five thousand dollars"
How did you happen to loan ii
He asked me TO indorse his note / asked him
10 go TO the bank but he said then that he would
have to have collateral. He said he had an nc
count in a Brooklyn bank and indorsed his note"
The witness said that Coler had asked him to lend
him credit upon other occasions.
How Often?' asked Commissioner Mitchell
Il lost count after great many fines"
is that why you resigned?'
Not that l know of. resigned because of 100
much Colerism and heap Of political methods"
1t is probable that the investigation will be ended
to-day. Commissioner Mitchell has received many
letters suggesting that the investigation be con-
tinued along various lines, and Mr.. Mitchell ex-
pressed the belief yesterday that he could keep the
investigation up indefinitely but he added that It
must end somewhere, and much work would have
10 be done before the findings could be submitted
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
WILL BUILD WHITE PLAINS BRANCH
Westchester Road Has Acquired Right of Way
Agents Have Proposed Plan.

II rs now stated on good authority that the NeU-
York. Nestchester & Boston Railway has rur-
chased about all of the right way needed for its
White Plains branch, at prices ranging from 5000
10 SAocO an acre. The company has acquired much
much more land than it needs for actual constr1lr-
ion purposes, as il is said that It desires to resp
any prohts that NAV from the rise Of values
Inc entire route will cost more than 81 ,onan0
According 10 tentative map which is now in the
hads OF lis agents the line will cross upper Mort
avenue New Rochelle, At the Quaker Ridge Road
"here the company viii build a station on land
just acquired from Charles II. Banks The route
then crosses the Walter .. Bonnett property the
property Of Charles Nieuhsus. the sculptor for
nerly owned by George n. Underhiu, and goes
through several large tracts, including those of T.
A Stratton, Mrs Jonathan Carpenter, on Weaver
street, and F. {. Potters farm.
lhen II will run in northerIy direction through
the Mercer tract. crossing tho Old Mamaronecz
Road near the blacksmith shop thence into Scars
dale through property Of Thomas Simpson, Of New
York. and Chauncey T Secor, supervisor Of that
town
After strikng the White Plains line the route is
through the property Of Eugene Reynal John
Miles and property OF John NJ. Digney. II then
crosses Mamsroneck avenue and runs along lands
of the BloomngdaIe Asylum into the Sprague
property between. known the Ball Field.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
COLLISION KILLS THREE.
Montreal Express Hits Quebec Train
an Nc7U Hampshire.

Pattee n. II, Sept. 21.-Three were killed
early to-day when the Montreal express, bound
from Montreal for Boston, crashed into the of
the disabled Quebec express. from Quebec for Bos-
ton about mile and a half from this station,
early to-day. John p Callahan, of Concord. n. H,
engineer of the Montreal express; George Parmen-
ter, of Concord, fireman of the Montreal express.
and an unknown tramp. riding the Montreal ex-
press, were killed. No passengers were injured
The engineer and fireman of d second locomo-
tive, which had been attached to the Montreal train
White River Junction on account of heavy
grade. sustained minor injuries by jumping Both
the of the Quebec train knocked into
splinters. The wreckage caught fire. but the flames
were extnguished.
Callahan and Parmenter died in their places. Both
bodies were found buried under the wreckage of
their engine. one of CaIahans hands was on the
throttle and the other the reversing lever, while
the upper part of Parmenter's body out of the
window of the cab
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
RIoTING AT KIEFF DENIED.
Russian Government Discredits Report That
Twenty Persons Were Killed

St. Petersburg, Sept. 21.-The report from Lon
don that anti-Jewish riots have occurred at Kieff
is officially denied at the chanceIlerY Of Premier
Stolypin The official agency and newspapers
here have word of rioting and it is thought that
the report is based incident which occurred
at Slobodka. d suburb Of Kief on September /
band Of fifteen members of the Reactionary League
appeared on the streets of Slobodka on that day
and beat Jews, with cries Of Here is equality for
you"' Police quickly appeared and the reaction
lists fled There We're fatalities.
The official news bureau tonight in response to
a direct query. received from its correspondent in
KieT message reading: mo rioting has occurred
here
The dispatch received in London said that twenty
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
STREET SEARCHED FOR JURYMEN.
Box in Boston Steel Agreement" Gases Even
Then Not Filled

Boston, Sept 21--The impressnent Of found
IN The court corridors, in the streets elsewhere
for jury duty was found necessary to-day when the
venire prepared for the selection Of a Jury to try
fhe defendants IA the Boston steel agreement
cases in the Superior Court became exhausted.
After foTty-six names had been called only eleven
men had been seated and these were still subject
10 challenge by The District Attorney or by counsel
for the nineteen individuals and fourteen firms
which are on trial charged with conspirinE 10 de
fraud.
7 be court officers we're ernpoV cred n arrest any
one for jury service. the Court meanwhile ordering
p recess. About dozen loudly protesting citizens
were drafted into service. but Of them were
excused or challenged after examination. Other
challenges left the number Of talesnen IN the box
81 ten when court adjourned for the day. with the
challenges still unez hausted
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
aRRIVEn

Copenhagen. sept q, ] D nc F Tietgen (Dan,. New
York Chrsttansand.
ola Sept 21Furnessia (Br) York via M7via
Genoa Sept 11-Duca dt Geneva OraD New York via
Naples.
Msrsetes sept 19-Germania Cr, New York via Naples
Rotterdam, sept 1e-Buffalo Ger. New York
Melbourne. sept 2lJobn Hardie Crl, New York via st
Vincent - '. and FIemantle.
Monevdso sept 21-Cynthiana (Br) New York via View
port News for Busnos Ayres.
Neville. Sept 20Furnessa (Br). York for Glasgow
Hong Kong
Chefoo Sept 1s-Coulsdon CBr> York via Colombo
Bahia. Sept 1s-Corsican Prince CBrl, New York via
Natal "
Port said SEPT 211ndramayo CErl New York for TAXI,
Bar and (or) New-Chwang.
SAILED
Santos, sept 1T-Galicia Ger, New York
Hamburg, sept. 1a-Drachenfels fCSer). New Torl
Trieste sept 1s-Oceanta (Austl. New York.
Narse!leS. Sept 1S-Rona CFr), New York
B1roadoS sept Z9-Bonitaoe Crl. from New York
Bahia, sept 1s-Italian Prince (Brl. New York.
PASSED
Ghraltar sept 21-Sfkh CBr), Yokohama etc f- 1csz
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
READY TO EXAMINE NELSON BoARDER
Coroner VIII Open Inquest Into Central Islip
Shooting This Afternoon.

Coroner Savage, Of Suffolk County. will hold an
inquest this afternoon into the death of Irving
A. Nelson. Of Central Islip Long Island, who was
found dead early Thursday morning. District
Attorney Furman will examine the witnesses The
charge shot into Nelson's back was buckshot, and
Albert Miller, who arrested on Monday even
ing. has admitted that he and August Schwartz
the boarder I'm Nelson's home, had appoint
ment to hunt deer Thursday night Schwartz's
hunting coat and another coat and sweater will
be placed evidence.
Schwartz Wil be asked why he did not 81 once
tell all he knew Of the and concerning his
alleged absence from the Nelson home between 2
and 3 O'Clock Thursday morning, when Nelson
lost his life. Mrs. Nelson said that Schwartz was
absent from the house during those hours
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
NEGRO POSSE AT WORK.
Agrees to Capture Desperadoes of Their Race
Under Threat of determination
n Telegraph . Ia Tribune.l

tBy Telegraph 10 The TrtbunsI
Galveston, Sept 21-The man hunt Of one week
for IIayen and Delaney, two desperate negroes,
through Oyster Creek Bottoms in Brazoria Coun-
~ has been abandoned by sherif-s posse of $50
white men, and 200 negroes have taken up the trail
The fugtives in jail for murder when they
escaped from Angleton by beating the jailer nearly
10 death killing two of The posse and wounding
another in their flight On Friday night three
armed negroes refused to obey the challenge Of the
posse, and were shot TO death. The negroes were
then ordered 20 CAPTURE the fUgtiyes all the
negroes in that section would be exterminated
The negroes accepted the offer.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
COLOMBIA MAY REJECT TREATY.
Belief That Congress Will Not Accept Trip
artite Agreement

BoEota. Sept u.-The Colombian Congress assem-
hled yesterday extraordinary session. The trip
artite treaty among America Panama and Co
lombia drawn up to cover the differences arising
from the separation OF the State of Panama from
Colombia and it's declaration Of Independence prob
ably will be rejected.
Francisco Depaula Borda, q we'll known Colon
bian diplomat author and authority on interna-
tional law, has been appointed Minister to Wash
ington. He represents the progressive element in
the country, and Is opposed to Rafael Reyes the
ex-President
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
TRUCK RUNS OVER TWO ToDDLERs
Small Children Seriously Hurt While Playing
in a Harrison Street.

Two babies just able TO walk, katherine Rich
and Victor Rich, children of two brothers. Joseph
and Daniel Rich. were seriously hurt at Harrison
y Y. yesterday by being run over by truck
John Come was driving up the street with q two
horse truck loaded with stone. when the little girl
one and half years Old directly in front Of
II and run over.
Come picked her MP and carried her into her
house. and Ihen started up the street. He had not
gone ono hundred feet, when Victor. two years old
ran into the rear part Of the truck and was
knocked down. The driver was arrested, but after
explaining the two accidents was discharged
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday, Sept. 81. 1909.

ARRIVED.
Gni t to @ s e1sd 9 yESoq E o & B s u &
anu yS steerase passengers and mse Arrived at the
Steamer Seminole NIoKenzi Azu September II, santo
18th Puerto Plata i5tT Monte s1i sEd Sfl1 1sisnd
18TH to the Clyde s. Co with - passengers malls and
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II tGer, Cuppers. Bremen
% SPeRoer G - o,5 hampton and Cherbours 13h 70 OeI
ard mdse Arrived at the Bar at 2:45 a m.
2 Christlna 1Oth and Chrstiansand nth. to Funch
Edye Co. with oS cabin and S32 steerage passengers
and mlse Arrived at the Bar at 2:5O m
steamer CoPpenar1g Dutch lIaasGoot. Demerara Sep
Dutch West India Mail with six passengers mails ami
mdse. Arrived at the bar $50 a m.
to the southern Paeife Co. with passengers and mdse
steamer Navahoe. Hale Georgetown September Il and
Wilmington IS TO the clyde IS Co with
Steamer city Of Macon Dreyer savannah september
Is to the Ocean IS Co with and mdse Left
Friedrich CCler,. Dahl Bremen Sep
teqlber II and Cheroours IL to oertehs 90 with 500
rived al the Bar at 9O2
to Benhan Boyesen. in ballast. Arrived at Bar
steamer Sierra Blanca Q3r). Compton, CaIeta Buena
July 25 Iquiqus 90 NQntsyideo August Iica sep
tenlber and savannah IS to Vessel Duval Co. with
Steamer Prinz Joachim tCerl Won Leitner. Savanilla
oP9ne Island H. to tbe H. GSGR an hs'Gh ne 70 & @
7s passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer apache Staples Jacksonville September IS and
Charleston 10 70 the CLYDE s. Co. with passengers and
Steamer Oceanic CBr. Haddock. southampton and
star Line With passengers mails and mdss About II
miles east Of Fire Island az 1920
east. fresh breeze; clear; rough sea
SAILED.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger, Bremen.
thie Cuneo tNorl. Port Antonio Arapahoe Charleston
S S' of S9fo; ana Is5Se1; Ss ge1aFe' & q PRd &
Galveston City Of Atlanta, Savannah Hamilton. Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
SEEKING BAKER AT BREMEN.
Steamer Train Held at Cherbourg Without
Finding Man Charged with Fraud.

Cherbourg, Sept. H.-The police Of this CITY have
been requested to arrest a man named George A
Baker. alias Bohlken. who is wanted on the charge
of defrauding hotels and 1eweIry firms in New
York. 1t was supposed that Baker passen-
ger board the steamer Kronprinzessin CeciIie
which arrived here yesterday The steamer how
ever, had left Cherhourg for Bremen when the dis
patch from the New Y ork authorities was received
The steamer train was held and searched, but with
out result The names of A. G. Baker and wife
appear in the Kronprinzessin Cecilie's passenger
list. The Cherbourg police have telegraphed to
Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
AN AVIATION WEEK AT BERLIN.
Wright, Farman, Bleriot and Rougier Among
Entries-S5O, 1000 in Prizes,

Berlin. Sept 21.-The success of aviation week
at Rheims has prompted the holding Of another
such meeting in Berlin beginning September %.
Fifty thousand dollars in prizes will be given. and
among the entries are Farman. Bleriot, Latham.
lie Blanc. Rouger Besa, Edwards, Orville Wright
and Dufour.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
SWEDISH STRIKERS EM1GRATE.
Time of Rent Payments May Be Extended
Gift from Germany.

Stockholm. Sept. n.-The landlords Of Stockholm
discussed a proposal to-day 10 give the needy
strikers among their tenants extension Of
time for the payment Of their quarterly rent due
October /.
The bakers have referred their dispute to ar
bitration and have returned to work. bomb wa
exploded under streetcar last night, but no
serious harm was done. One hundred former
streetcsr employees have emigrated to America
The metal workers Of Germany havs contrib
uted $4,000 TO the Swedish strikers.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

San Francisco c-ie sept 50 s;aop m
Japan, COrea. China and Philippine ISL
ands tyia Vancouver and Victoria,
3 CtEmpress Of China. Oct I. $50
Australia Except West. Fiji Islands.
New Caledonia and New Zealand (via
Vancouver and Victoria c.
A0rangi OCT. 3 $50 m
Hawaii (vIa Francsco-Al oct. 4. $50
Hawaii, Japan. CoTea. China and Philip
Tenyo MaT1 oct. = $50
Tahiti. MarqUesas Islands New Zealand
Msriposs wa. s4n oct r. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
GILLIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Santiago dc Chill Sept 1.-THE Tooth ami
versary OF the Chlan declaration OF independence
Is being celebrated to-day throughout the republic
with great enthusiasm. order prevails everywhere
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
LATHAM's AERoPLANE DAMAGED.

Berlin. Sept. "A flight made here to-day by
Hubert Latham. the French aviator, ended in an
accident Something went wrong with his left
plane. and the machine came to earth. The frame
buckled and the supporting wheels were damaged
but Latham hurt.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
WORK OF WATERWAYS COMMISSION.

Brussels. Sept 2l--The members OF the Amer
lean Waterways Commission left here to-day for
Paris They are greatly pleased with their recep-
ton in Belgium. and say that no country has given
them better facilities for the conduct of their in
vcstigauon. King Leopold showed great interest
IN their work. Tie commission IS impressed with
the high state Of development Of the Belgian water
Mas.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 54e Sunset $50 Moon sets 1888 Moon age
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 1900 Gov Island 1919 Hell cog
PM-Sandy Hook 1888 Gov. Island 1855 He'll Gate 245
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Madrid. Sept. 2L-Official advices received here
from Meila. where the Spanish forces have been
engaged I'm fighting with the Moors, say that "a coll
umn operating to the westward. has taken pos
session OF Yatch and Tasdirst the enemy sus-
tanning heavy losses. The Spaniards had ten men
killed and seventy wounded.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Bucher. reported 293 miles sandy Hook
| at 2 m yesterday, is expected dock this
The Oceanic, reported 319 Sandy Hook
| at yesterday. is expected morning
The Madonna reported miles
| at yesterday, is expected dock morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
MOROCCO INSISTS ON APPEAL
Refuses to Withdraw Note to Powers at
Spain IS Demand-Two Towns Taken

Tangier. Sept. u.-The Spanish Minister here has
demanded the withdrawal OF the note sent by the
Foreign Board 10 the powers protesting against
Spain's attitude in the Riff territory and asking
for intervention by the powers. In reply 10 the
Spanish Minister. Sidi Mohamed Gabbas, the Mo-
roccan Foreign Minister. said that he could not
disobey the Sultan.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
pesttnst tion and steamer. close n y
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
ands Cvia seattle}-Kaga Marl Sept 25 $50 N
Guam and Philippine Islands (via san
Francsco)U 5 transport. Sep 80 90 N
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

With such perfect bunches OF fin.
Fall suits it's hard to pick out any On.
style for special mention.
But at S32. S35 and $3S there ar.
a number of black and white mixtures
that are very effective.
While the real Scotch cheviots al
$32, S3S and S42 are striking in a
different way.
Other good suits from $1s up.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER e
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ~
'Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
M nav

Mail
Vessel For. Line closes
Majestic Southampton. American 500 $50 m
Campania Liverpool, Cunard $50 m 1000 m
Altaf Inagua. HamhurgAnl. 300 Il 100
Ancon, Cr1stobal. Panama. .10:S0 200
ManOa. Grenada Quebec a .
alarannense, Para, Booth. 1900 m 500
Pres Lincoln, Hamburg. Hamb-Am-.. 800
Denver. Galveston, Mallory. ........... 1900 m
Colorado, TaTnpa. Mallory -....---.... 12OOm
lroquois. Jacksonville Clyde. .-...-.-.. . m
THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER %
? F Wilhelm Bremen. LLOYD. $50 N 10. 90 N
La Lorraine. Havre, French a m 1000 m
Cretic, Azores White Star. -..-....-... 100 o m
Mexico Havana Ward. -....--.-.. goo m 1900 m
Taornina, Naples Italian. ...-........
P. di Peucnte, Naples Italian
Ultouia, Naples Cunard .-.--.-..-.---
City Of Macon. Savannah. Savannah S:OOp m
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
der Nederanden, Hayti. d " m 1nOp m
NigIancla, Nassau, ward LOO m %
Apacne ,'ecESohtile, CIyde --..------. on
ManZanillo, IrosreSo, Ward 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Soft hats for the countrv.
Soft hats for town.
StetSOn soft hats, $3.50 TO s..
If YOU prefer Derbies-beside ou-
own fine Derbies at s., 81 and sa
we've the Stetson Derbies including
the "Stetson Special, . and the Victor
Jay London Derbies in black and
brown.
If YOU like plain colors, not black,
there's still something doing for YOU
in the sale of silk Isle" socks.
2Oc. pair. .
Cushion" shoes with elastic felt
cushion insOles are the best stands in
which to see the HudsOn-Fulton
parade.
Built for all men who stand mucH
S..
We're specially interested nova.
days in outfitting boys for school and
college.
ROGERS PEET < COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
warrens, 1sthst. s4thrs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-22

Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Bremen,
Fyndan tDutchl Rotterdam Europa (IaD, Naples; Clo
thilje Cuneo tN0T Port Antonio Arapahoe Charleston
dcIphia: Jamestown Norfolk Newport News; E sud
Gaveston: City Of Atlanta Savannah Hamilton Norfolk