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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

For freight hauling to and from
steamers, or transfer work about town.
call upon e. S. Pease. Prompt and
careful service and moderate charges.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Quality -four is guaranteed to
stand every test. Try sack.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

The regular gun shoot for the Du
pont trophy of the San Juan Gun
Club was held at Argyle on Sunday.
cold Bud" was nigh gun.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

It's awfulls dusty. Isn't It time
for another FIRE drilly
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

$500. buys fine lot near the
court house. E. H. Nash & Go. {
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Miss Laura Torrey left on SATURDAY
morning for her home at Ute, Iowa.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Miss Hattie Vining has retur"o'
from weeks vacation at Seattle.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Paul Peterson has gone to Bellinp-
ham on business.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraith and llttie
daughter have gone to the Fair at De-
attic.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Coon Dip. who employs large mum
bers of Cinnamon during the fish can
ming season, was Friday Harbor Wis
itor OIL Wednesday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Mrs. briggs entertained the LADIES
Guild on Wednesday afternoon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

The City of Anacortes returned
from Roche Harbor on Saturday even
ing and made special trip to Bell
ingham on Sunday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20

Del Edwards has gone to Seattie
to visit the Fair.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-20
leland
pop. 1850

Mrs. Samuel Todd was in BeIiine-
ham on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
SURGEON NAY COMM4ND.
attorney General Uickersham De
cidcS Hospital Ship Question.

Washington, oct. 4--The Secretary Of the Navy
has authority in The opinion Of Attorney General
Wickersham, To assign medical officer below
the grade OF surgeon TO the command of a naval
hospital ship
Secretary Meyers request for opinion as 10
the legality of the assignment of medical officer
such command made in view of the ex-
Dected commissioning of the hospital ship Solace,
which has for some time been fitting out al the
Charleston Navy Yard. and for which Admiral
Rixey the chief oI the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, about to ask for the detail OF com
mandinG officer
Nj Nickershams opinion viii preclude the pos
slbility OF a revival OF the controversy over the
command OF a hospital ship witnessed about two
Years ago. when President Roosevelt urheId Ad-
miral IHxcy in the assignment Surgeon stokes
20 command the hospital ship Relief against the
wishes of the limo Of tno navy.
Mr. Wickershan'e views were heard with interest
10y the line officers and were received with great
satisfaction by tre stah officers The Attorney
General made il plain that he had refraned from
entering into any discussion of the merits or the
case, but mad merely answered the specific uues-
uon submitted 20 him to the legality under
existing law and regulations of such an assirn
inrnt Mr Wckrraham said the regulations
referred To ina any lime la changed or ,noii-
He'd b' the President ur hy the Secretary OF The
katF With Executive approval
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
UNCLE SAM ON THE JOB.
Cancels WiHiams Contract and VII
BuiId Dr4dock bu Dan Labor:

After more than month in which nothing has
been done on drydock No in the navy yard in
Brooklyn. there IS prospect that work will soon he
resumed under the direct control OF the government
officials Announcement was made yesterday that
Secretary Meyer had cancelled the contract held by
the Williams Engineering Company for the com
petion OF the work. II also said that plans
were on foot for carrying on the Job which is now
only 10 per cent completed. by day labor the
public works officials OF the yard
This action will involve tho government in a sec
ond lawsuit the big dock the first having been
begun by George B Spearin. the original contractor
whose contract was annulled about two years ago.
The Williams company has been in trouble with the
department for a long time Soon after It began
work il confronted by shifting qucksands
which caused heavy andslides into the excavation.
big sewer being broken through the slides and
streets and buildings in the yard being badly dam
aged. The responsibility for this damage has been
moot point and became the climax Of the diff
Guilty.
In the period OF idleness noted The action of the
qulclsands has carried a massive concrete wall
about sixty feet long by fifteen feet high and in
places ten feet thick. bodily toward the middle of
The excavation such extent that the innerrnost
line of the dock has been encroached upon. and Il
Viii be expensive laborious matter TO get
he structure into The place il was intended 70
occr.U-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
MOROCC4NS RECEIVED.
Sultans EnCOys Present Letters for
President and Mr. kROr.

Washington oct Glad in the picturesque
white robes and turbans OF their native couhuH'
Sid Laarby ZenhRgi and Sid Mohamed Ben Ao-
deslam Ben Jelul, accompanied by their Interpreter
DR. 7oltuann we're received at the State Depart
nent to-day by Acting Secretary Adee ana As
sistant Secretary Phillips. They came 10 I'ii'
country as the personal representatives, OF the SUI
tan of Morocco al the Hudson Fulton celebration
in New York and TO deliver letters from the sur
ian 10 President Taft and Secretary Knox
in presenting their letters the MoIoceahs sara
they greatly pleased with ihef recep'on IA
this country and spoke OF the wonders OF uie
celebration in New York. They extended the con-
gratulations OF the Sultan, who they SAID "as an
adnirer Of the great American nation. IheY
asked 10 be personally remembered to the Fresl-
dent and 10 Mr.. Knox
Mr.. Adee, behalf OF the President ana 'he
Secretary Of State. welcomed the visitors and eN-
pressed the appreciation of the government Tor me
good wishes Of the Sultan.
Each Of the letters presented was wrapped in
figured silk scarf. beautifully embroidered me
letter TO the President was not made public, but
that 10 the Secretary OF State was as follows;
Praise to the only God. There is no strehgth OF
power but in God, the Great the AlmiShty ,,i
To the & deaf the %se sscreary she of state Of the
great American nation, the honorable Phllander
We beg 10 inform your excelency that our mas
ter. the Prince OF Believers, the Sultan OF Morocco
President OF your great nation, regarding who will
be officially sent to represent TINS Hoy EInplre on
will be held in the city Of New York one being
the S00th anniversary or the discovery by Hendrix
Hudson of the river OF his name the celebration
take place both its banks. and the other be
ing the Tooth anniversary Of the first successful
application of steam TO the navigation of the said
river by Robert Fulton. has sent In answer 70 the
said kind and courteous invitation 10 participate IN
the said celebrations jointly with the members Of
great nation and people, the servant of his
shereehan majesty. exalted by God. the Fekieh.
the scribe, the wise, SD aaroy, son of the famous
Fekieh, the late Sid Mohamed Sanhagi who was
OF the viZiers OF master the great King.
the late Sultan Louley Hassan, may God have
mercy upon his soul, being accompanied by the
servant OF his majesty, the Amin, the wise the
well known for his trustfulness and commercial
reliability. SID Mohamed Ben Abdesam Ben Jelul.
They bearers of a holy letter from his shereef
ian majesty TO be presented TO the President Of
your great nation The said letter is adorned
with expressions Of friendly congratulations the
occasion of the said invitation which is felt be
most Sgreea bic to bofL of countries. and
tans of these reiterated congratulations
Of the government Of our victorious and great
master the Sultan.
We trust that the friendly relations viii develop
and increase 70 the satisfaction OF both Of
countries
In peace. shaaban Goth. 1927. Sept. 6, 1909
AISSA BEN OMAR.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
ADOPT PARSONS TURBINE.
1t H'W Be Installed on the 2G 1000
Ton BattIeShiDS.

Washington. Oct. 4.-The battleships OF 5000
tons displacement for which contracts We're re
Gently awarded, 10 be equipped with Parsons
turbine engines
This decision was reached At a conference TO-
DAY, in which Secretary Meyer. Rear Admiral
Hutch l. Cone, chief OF the Bureau Of Steam En-
cheering and Rear Admiral ". L. Capps. chief
OF the Bureau OF Yards and Docks who has Just
returned 10 the United States from an extensive
tour OF European shipyards. took part.
The New York Shipbuilding Company. which is
10 construct the Arkansas. was informed some
time ago that turbines would be installed. Deci-
sion TO the motive power for the Wyoming, TO
be constructed by the Cramps was postponed
temporarily. but Secretary Meyer anI his asso-
ciates to-day decided adopt the Parsons tur-
biue. feeling satisfied, Mr.. Never said. that
this would be more advantageous TO the govern
mont than the proposed combination Of turbines
and recprocating engines which had been urged
by some Of the naval officials.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
DRASTIC FRUIT RULING
Treasury Takes Measures to Stop
abuses by I'm porterS.

Washington, Oct 4.-I-lagrant abuses in iraporta-
tons OF fruit eHtailing thousands OF dollars Of loss
10 the government and occurring especially on the
piers al New York, are aimed al IN regulations
proclaimed to-day by Acting Secretary Reynolds
and directed 10 collectors OF and all others
concerned
The regulations stop importers from DELAYING FOR
& week or ten days the filing Of claims for allow
ance for decay, destruction or injury OF fruit i'm
ported Dui not taken from The piers, making i'm
possible for the authorities 10 determine what 10
allow for the deterioration Of imports. California
tTuit raisers TOOK Up this question with Congress
~ the last session, coulending The delays op-
Grated 10 The undue advantage Of Italian Interests
particularly 10 oranges and lemons.
The government is entitled TO the duty ou the
arrival Of the fruit and forty-eight hours is fixed
10y the department under fo-day's drastic circular
As the time within which. after the arrival OF
The vessel, importers may Hle their claims for al
1oWance for shortage or nou-irnportarion.
Immediately on receiving notice of thes- claims
The appraisers. under direction Of the collectors.
VIII detail one OF more examiners TO determine
promptly the percentage OF decay. These exam
liners VIII be required 70 set aside representative
packages, consisting ~ at least per cent OF each
lot or mark and TO open and examine them With
III ten Gays after the landing OF The fruit the re-
port Of the appraiser must be made TO the collector
1zlng The percentage Of rotten and worthless fruit
2Ound. On this percentage the allowance viii be
made IN the liquidation OF the entry
Where imported 1rUit OLher perishable goods
have been condemned the port of original entry
Wthin Ten Gays after landing by the health officer
oT other authorities 10 allowance VIII Do made IN
sess the importers or their agents Wl,hin twenty
Jour hours after the condemnation ME detailed
notice with the collector
no allowance viii be made for damage 10 any
Imported merchandise, other than the allowance ON
smperishable goods, on the ground Of non-Inporta-
uor- Importers, however, are permitted under the
1lew regulations 10 abandon the United States
within ten days after entry al or any portion OF
any goods included IN any invoice and be relieved
from payment Of duty the abandoned portion
provided that the abandoned part amounts TO Al
least 20 per Of The total value or quantity of
1he invoice. This right Of abandonment NAV ,e
exercised regardless Of damage or commercial
value The importers VIII have TO deliver The
abandoned goods 10 the government al some degtg-
mated place within the limts OF the port when tbs
allowance VIII be made in Iiquidsting the entry ana
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, October 4, 1909

Port OF New York, Monday, October l. 1909
ARRIVED
eiber 70 ana Hayana 80 10 the Gompania rrasa} SAP
lsTJica With - cabin and - steerage and
steamer Noordam lDutcht. SteugCr. Rotterdam and
with lfa cabin Az steerage passengers and u1ts-
N'ltaaG az al J1r la tar ~ t-.os p m.
steamer l"nte. Hajtout. GuS4lca september -.
ti7 .i4os = talsrto - i3nCs - MAY yasuez aud aqua
Ico Ss 60. VIM 20 passengers. nails and Ar
steamer Jeit"rs"a DOLE Nev.port News and Norrcu.
10 me Od nol3lnon IS Co. with passengers and udse.
S'eamer y 1-qIckenbach, Mclean. Juan sep
sna mdse Anchored north of scotland l.isb.ship at
&c 70 Func6 Eoye & CO. ana the R"ga butcb Wst s
India Mail wita passengers mails aud ndse OutsiIe
steamer Chesapeake Reynolds Baltimore t tho
mdse Left Quarantine al 20 a
be- % 10 the Atlantic Transport Line with l16 cabin
sf "i.t Sle iit AlI'<sa al 1nr tat al 80 m
tom" septrmter Is TO tn cuneo Importing Company.
steamer M"inuz. to,d Nrw Orleans September ~
!" the Son,'.rn fagt9s eco. with passengers ud-r
sresnrr hr4ator@a ,e-r'; ueoy. rort ,n,ono SEN
ana rrHt arrived M har al . a M
t.t,f 10 Bennett neozl.r $ 20. ia ballast Isrt
sfsamrf H. DolAd, Nelson ,4i, -ston September 5
O.. 'h- S"oJ"e'n ta'Iu' 'o with mds- Lrft OaaTau-
, s,saarr si-@le Ia "a d3rs'g ,a ;a rePpe Por
I-s-cn4-rs aud Arrived at th- Ear Al 40 a IN
Strpmvf hn,mgeltH thrt faifW~athrl Ca,utta Aug
urau 10 'a Philadelphia pstobrr 9 Co Nuroa = SOU.
1,1',arIh S-,t.t"S u..rS On qrt ~ 'A3!
',,,,,t t' ,, 1 ,t '" ittnidhd ~
Puerto CRh"llo II Curacao %. Jacmr -. AUX Cuy-s
Mar 2e ro the Roysl Dutch Nest India Mail Win
10 pesseuReEs. mails and mdse. Arrived a. tie Har
esnd, uook. 3 ort $50 . m- WIND cslu,.
SAILED
-'c@"ers 5s'1n1.ce3 lnut -h,. rsrsmsribe hamilton
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

If you've got to get new even;,,
clothes this Winter, why not ~
now and have the full season. = I
of them. Ue
They re ready for YOU now
Evening dress suits, S42 to S7o
Tuxedo jackets, separately. 81.
White evening dress and f,s~
dinner vests, 81 to SO.
For evening wear, the +. &W d
shirt certainly is a daisv.
Even when market condition,
couple Of years ago forced +. &w
to put It's price up to $3.50. + -.
fine value.
Now it's s. again.
y heavy white glove at 81. 80 MAD
especially for us in France. illustrate
our special glove values at night
Just as our $50 English waIEi,,
glove does by day.
As for evening head-gear-
Silks hats, different proportions fo,
faces of different shapes. Sc.
Victor Jay London -toppers. sla
Opera hats, 50.
\ stunning selection Of fancy
handkerchiefs includes plenty Of fms
white handkercmefS. with white de-.
signs, for use with evening clothes
All imported direct. and so exeep.
tional value.
Pumps for dancing and street
wear.
Patent leather OXfords.
Patent leather button and laced
shoes.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three BroaGway Stores
at at AZ
Warren St 18th ST s4ths.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Adriatc reported .Os2 miles sandy
1910 IN yesterday. IS expected to dock Thurs
Sandy Hook 5;55 a yesterday is expected 70
Wednesday forenoon.
The Carrnania reported as miles Sandy
Il yesterday. is expected TO dock this
afternoon
The Furnessa reported as @T3 miles Of Sandy
a yesterday is expected dock this fore
The Oceania reported 72O miles Of Sandy Hook
yesterday expected dock Wednesday fore
OF Sandy Hook at yesterday, is expected 20
dock forenoon
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
FLEET TO LEAVE HONOLULU TO-DAY

Honolulu. Oct 4.-The Pacific armored cruiser
feet viii sail tomorrow for the Philippines cruis-
ing the entire distance al the rate Of thirteen
knots. The feet has been in Hawaiian waters
month and, though Admiral Seblee has been OK
rremey liberal in the matter OF shore leave there
lave been practically no disturbances between sail
ors and the citizens or the crews Of British Dutch
and German warships in these waters
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
INDICTMENTS AGAINST D.. L. & W.
Charged with Violation of the Semi Monthly
Pay Bill
~ TeIegrapb 70 n, T-ihune

Norwich. y. Y, Oct. 4-Three indictments
against the Delaware Lackawanna Western
Railroad. all for alleged violation Of the semi
monthly pay bill included in the report Of
the Chenango County grand jury 10 Justice I.von
in the Supreme Court this mornii-g. The alleged
violations were said 70 have occurred in the vii
lage Of Norwich. the prosecution resulting from
investigation by the State Department Of Labor in
July
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
NE2lNscoT VERDICT APPROVED
Eo~ts"ain 2 Mate Sentenced to Six Months ia
Prison and Dismissed

" Nari'instOn. oct "A pproval ha- been s4,-t t..
Ire Ntty Department TO the uudtuFs ul The court
martial in the 'H7r "t Frank H. Bitter. chirr boat
sNains mate who. with -four other enlisted men
tried as tho result OF the capsiziue of The tu.
Nezinsrot of iialtbut Point, Massachusetts on Au-
gust l
Bitter found guilty on the charge AZ in
f"i"nt performance or duty. and vas sentevccd
io siH months confinement aud DISCHARGE from, tho
PASS. Tire ta"of of lno other tour men have not
- 3efn laid before 7coretar! Never
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
ARREsT oF suPPosEp Musprara

EunllO Oer --- believed to Dr Vincent
shrtriin. wanted ia HCD-E-n. N j.. on charge
" MuIaei. lz under -riest here When taken n,
iHsl week CA 'harE~ ur pocket picking u- gave
Ia HHfnr - Jam-s Z LEhch The d-tr.tly-s
noticed Alr resemblance to picture or ~br,-it,,.
ana measurements tended 80 strengthen tl, heller
iiht Ae MAS the Hoboken man. An officer is com
ing 10 complete the Identification
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
STATE PRISON READY IN SPRING.

Albany, oct 4-AnaOuncement was made to-day
thai the new stale prison on Tie Baker farm At
'"i"Si""k Washington county. VIII not he ready
i"f occupancy uhul t.rly nrat spring The state
-2p~etrd 10 taA- possession or the prison about
december J. but change IA- plan or con
stIueIioH WAS responsible roI the DELAY
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
STEAMERS Az FOREIGN PoR1s.
AEELN LIl


Fishguard ort g. so m m-Lusit7uia tFr', Nrw
Dover, oct .. lo-lo u-IeelHud 'Br', New YORK Tor
Antwerp.
Newport News and Norfolk
London. Niuu~tonka ttivr. New York. Nara
tTr'. New York
Chcrhours u-t ou-Naiser Wilhelm NJ tGerl, Sew
York plymouth for Bremen
Gibraltar. oct %-'rctic tEir' New York for Naples
Hamburg oct 8 80 p r-P-csideut Lincoln tGcrl
York Plymouth and Cherhours
Plymouth OCt .. $50 u W-CtnCinnat ttiert. New
York for Cherbourg and HamourE.
Glasgow, Oct 4-fnlifornia tbr'. New YORK VIA Mo
Liverpool. oe, 444CeIrc Cnr New York via Queens
AntV-Tp oct e-uatnaut tDutch,. N~w York
Calcutta. oct 4.Tuscarora ttir' Nrw YORK. Via ST
Port said Oct : Brsuuf-. tGerl. N~w York y..
Malta. +th shiuiosA trt New York. for Hong
suss, 6'l erfon ,Hf' Manila VIA colombo las-
Huil, OF Idaho ,er. Sew York.
SAILED
CnetbourE O,t 10 lr--ba.ssI.n Aususts V.,tola
,G~tJ ttrun HambGrB and souIhampt-a.t N-w
York Sd 10 Hfenen Gvs' ,rron. Gter.eui
So viaceut. y o,t l--feil-Des tat ,tr,u. D,-,.
York;. Cape Town
Baftado- Oct i-MSranheus- ,hrl ,groui N-N Yvfb}
cnristiausand. oct : ne b re,seu DAM ,tron
cihraltor oct ttsrl ,rrotu Acaulei N.,v Yor.
Hut oct %.knisnt trrsat ,br1. NrW York. 4th.
Manc6es,rr oct -saranae Rrl N.w York
PASSED
tIorstter p,t Taoruius tttaIt. Sew Yn-k r.r
Nsples etc ttb. Nsrth, Warrington ,\uzt,' sew
A"rk f"f NsHlr~ and lsfrar
i.l~ ot WiE1t trt g. Uespe,us ,o5erl Nev York
BroH uesd. oct t-houuoir tBu Nev Ynrk for
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

Do not put off until next Saturday or Monday
what you can do 20 day-register Your money
helps pay the registration clerks. Get your
moneys worth end register 20 day bstweon ,h.
hours Of a. m, and 70 o. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
rRANsPACIFIc MAILS

IItANSf Al II 4C MAILS
Destination and steamer Cl
Hawaii Japan. Curea China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia san Franciscu)-Teny,
MGLA . - o..
Japan, CoTea and China specially ad-
dressed only ,via Seattle)--TOsa Maru
Tahiti Marquesas Islands. New Zealant
and Australia (via san Francisco
NaripOsa .......-.......... ...................
Japan. Corea and China specially ad-
dressed only) tyia Seattlei-Aymeric.-
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands lvia san Franciscol-K X 0rec
New Zealand. Australia Except Wesu
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia tviI
san Francisco -Invertay .--r..-.-....
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria y e.
Empress OF India .-.....-..-........- -.
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands Cvis
san Frauciscc)-U Transport ......
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

the merchandise sold or destroyed On failure 10
deliver required. the government will take pos
session OF the goods at the expense Of the i'm
porteTs.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 600 Sunset 5:39 Moon age p
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 1900 GovrIsland 1921 Hell Gate 2;ll
PM-Sandy Hook l. 10 Gov Island l2il Hell Gate 2:dl
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
X prQZ Wilhelm Bremen. y lloyd $50 a 1000 a III
1eunyson South Brazil. Lamp x Holt 1000 a 130
Prince, MonteviGeo. Prince 1900 800 m
IuJsdar- Rotterdam Holland $500 a IN
OF Columbus. Savannah. yanuah 2 IN
Apache. Jacksonville. clyde. ltJ 2
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6.
Ieutonic, southampton. White Star $500 $50 a
Mauret3nia, Liverpool Cunard $50 1000 d IN
Aleghany. InaGua, Hamb-Am. $500 II :OO IN
MaraNaL Grenada Trinidad 10000 1900 m
Guiana. Lucia. Quebec IN D m
Alice. Naples. Austrian .........
Huron. Jacksonville CLYDE. -.......... m
ffrs1os Galveston. Ma llorv. IN
Lampasas Tampa. Mallory .---------- 1900
THURSDAY. OCTOBER :.
Ia ToUrane Havre. FrenCh m 1890 IN
Grosser Eurfuerst. Lloyd IN 1000 a mn
Moro castle. Havana Ward 900 >13.O0
Justin Para. Booth m a N
l'aunouia Naples. tuuard ..-----.-.- IN
Naples Italian .......----...
city Of Savannah Savannah. Savannah 300 m
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
ARRIVED

Oct The R0Cke'. at Norfolk
Oct THE Marietta. Tompkiusvie, the Sterling. at
Portsmouth y. H.. the Mayfower ward.
New York tho Prairie. Philadelphia. the Panther
~ Touphiusvile. The PTebe Pedro. p
Worden. The BiakeIy tho Shubrick. stockton
the Strugham, the Dupont. the Porter. the salem.
the birmingham the Castine the Cuttietish the
IlunRer the TaTantula and the Viper. a pough-
ketIse. the Montgomery, Philadelphia.
I@onidas. Bradford. r. T.; Yorktown. at
Seattle; the Paducah. At target grounds; the Dixie.
Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

,se in New York.
Oct :. $50 p IN
Oct = o 30 p IN
Oct T. $50 D IN
Oct "a 6;3Op m
Oct 10. $50 p m
Oct II, $40 m
Oct 80 $50 % m
Oct 81 $50 p n
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

sept. 3o-The Marietta from Portsmouth n. II. FOR
Tonphinsyine
Oct The Naydover, from North River for navy yard
New 4ori; the Norden, the Bskely, the ShubricS.
tho S,oczton, the StrnEf fam. Dupont the
Porter from NeVburE for4 PoughSccpsie the Saturn.
from Francisco tiuavaIuil. the Yorktown.
from Breuerton fer Seattle, the laducah from Guam
tc-- 3-The Glacier from Honolulu Admiralty Island
Vessels OF Atlantic fleet New York city
with Hudson Fulton celebration will leave
FOR their respective home Yards follows.
oct 4-The North Carolina the Montana, New York
and the Mississippi
Oct. 5-Ihe louisiana the Minnesota the Idaho. the
New Tia mpshrt. the Georgia the Nebraska. the New
Jersey the Rhode Island the Virginia. the Wisconsin
Missouri and the Ohio
O-The Connecticut. Kansas s-ud
The Des Moines. now Guantanamo Bay, ordered 70
relieve Tacoma, which is cruising Atlantic
Coast OF Central America When relieved the Tacoma
viii proceed Guantanamo Bay.
The collier Lebanon placed The collier
Vulcan placed service a Norfolk Navy Yard
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

As for evening head-gear-
Silks hats, different proportions fo,
faces of different shapes. Sc.
Victor Jay London --toppers sla
Opera hats, S8.