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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

Mrs. Simon BsmbcrGer will entertain
q party OF young girls al the Saturday
matinee To Polly hf the Circus at the
Salt Lake thcatcr.
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The women Of the university will hold
u meeting today Saturday in the
kindergarten rooms. when Nine. Root
Mrs NIosiah Hall Miss Mary Fox and
Miss Lucy Van Cott will be the hcstesseS
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

Costs money, but it does perfect work.
We have il. Century Printing Co, So
81 Postofflce place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

Mr. and Mrs jackson NcChrVstal arc
ba OK from the east and Will leave short
lv for California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

Mrs. Moylan G. Fox viii leave today for
her home on the coast. after visit Of
month or moro with friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

Mrs. j. II. Bennett: who has been at
the Fifth East hotel has left there and
is nov at The Keith apartments,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

The regular meeting Of the American
Woman's league will be- held Saturday
evening al o'clock in tho Kenyon hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

of rcd and green. and were most effec-
tive. Prizes We're awarded the winners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

a w. McCunc and his daughter, Seth,
|sailed from Peru December i and will
Hand in New York shortly, where Mrs,
|McCune is awaiting them Mr.. McCune
will go abroad from there before re-
Turning 10 Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10

Boys Clothing Department Special
GAUNTLET gauntlet with ta7se
pe . = =
S Ss:s 3 5''as sss fss sndsi GsY as S93 IS
other
Sizes. to
. . =
nnavybl mixed Cd Al
flushed:
with
s, a5s a oSiy s as $1.O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-25

YOUNG men 10 prepare for better
positions at y. NJ. G. A. Night School
taIi Tor catalogue today. SIT
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PUPILS WANTED.

VI lNS II MMERMAN, experienced
teacher. high school grades. gradu-
ate of Kansas State College and stu
dent of Teachers College, L. c.. de-
slres more pupils in upper grades.
Private school "a a month"; at 1850
Beretania (tei. 1889 opens Monday
morning, Refers, by permission. to
". I. Pope, supt. of education.
403
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-25

Go ~ c., - e M = H.,
"d,S ,n 60 9,,,, g. - ,o - 49,
loIu NJ lo' w. 'fo0 81 ~ anu o,Gs'
tgnCN' ql', .o Oh % li 95 - o'i9
T,1o' d DOT = '1' D''e' 7'i' =
t'.v' ..-:. ~.
All'e' = MAJ Nv ell I" -1l,'oi'Io ao 1,i
- SPe''"i P""'iS' C Io1" ''o' 7
% ,1en ,a'e0 MA naS ~, -, a. ~ - CHI.
Ailte4 > ilarl"t'' ~ go ,o ~ on.'9
van = i'G4e''ann'- J,,op 90 i''i7 ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-25

-23.125 on 800 paid. tRedeemable
at lob at maturity. l27O shares treas.
stock. 10000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales.
20 Oahu Cug Co., 31.25; Waialua,
l25; > Waialua, 1874; 10 Oahu Sug. Co.,
81; > Waimea, 40; 10 Honokaa, 1875.
Between Boards.
$50 McBryde, $50; 80 Eva, 80 1928;
30 Waikiki, 1855; 5 0. R. & L. Co,
1850; 10 Honokaa, 10; 90 Hutchinson,
Il; > Hilo Com, Il.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

aLEAANDER YOUNG BUILDTNG-
Honolulu's only up-to-date fre.proo,
oulidlng; rent includes electric LIGHT
not and cold water, and ianitor Ger
wee. Apply the Won Hamm- Yonns
Co., Ltd.
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UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

JAPANESE. cooks, walters. vardboys
etc. G. Hiraoka. 20s Beretauia, near
Emma Phone 1420. 26a4
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

MRS. T. A. ARNOTT (nee W.l..,
Speclahst, chiropodist and maas.y..
114S Alakea st. Phone 2981
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DEUTSCH EVANGELISCH
LUTHERISCHE KIRCHE

Am Sonntag, den p. September, wird
in der deutschen Kirehe weder morgen
noch Attends Gottesdienst abgehalter
werden.. Derselbe beginnt erst am =
October d. J. morgens NIT der Elm
fuehrung des neuen Organisten. Herrr
Chr Mencke. Die Schulz und der Kin
dergarten werden am Montag. den 3
0ktober, wieder eroeffnet werden.
DER EORSTAND
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GE1tsl. Par
NAME OF STOCK. aid Up a 6id ASK
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German Lutheran Church.

There will be no services at the Ger
man Lutheran Church on Sunday next
The services viii commence on Sunday
October End, on which occasion the
new organist Mr.. Chr Mencke. will be
introduced. The kindergarten and
afternoon-sehool will be opened on
Monday, the 3rd of October.
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. NJ Y. SLOANE,s dressmakinq
parlors viii be located at the Alex
Young Building October Ist SITS
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE

'IA-RUUM cottage In Kapalama aho,+
twenty minutes walk from 80.
mosquito-proof and all modern i'm
ProVem lei Apply 1921 Palama
e --o'. 1857
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Rel: pc land, Waimea. Kauai; $4,000.
b 1884, 2 34+. Dated Sept 10, 1910
Bank Of Hawaii Ltd 10 NJ B Fer
handles, Rel; por r ? 1923, kul 1911
and md>c, fixtures. wagons, horses.
rents, etc, Kapaia,. Puma. Kauai; $4,000.
B 1874, p 344. Dated Sept 10, 1910.
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THE sTANGENWALD'-onlv II.
proof Office building in city.
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NEW EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

JAPANESE male and female helm.
family or store. 900 Alakea. near
King. S-65
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HALSTEAD & co.
Stock Brokers
s21 FORT STxHET

HONOLULU STOCK kxF ; HGk
Honolulu. Saturday, Sept a, 1910.
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FOR RENT.
COTTAGES FOR RENT.
ROOM AND BOARD

CASsIDY'S COTTAGES. Waikil,
Beach; bathing and boating. soss
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INNOCENCE NOT ABOLISHED
ny the stAsate AbOut storIng GAms,
says ApDeIlatS Division.

R
ny the stAsats AbOut stortng Game,
saSs APpeIlats Division.
An action brought by the State Forest,
Hah and Game Commission 20 recover
OlGI. as penalties from the Harrison Street
Cold Storage Company benuse q quantity
Of Wild fowl and game birds was found
in a raid on the warehouse went befcre
The ApDeIlats Division Of the Supreme
Court on an appeal by the cold storage
company from an order denying lie motion
for permission TO serve an amended
ansWer, and the Appellate Division re
vsrued the lower court.
Tbe Dropoaad amonded answer cot
up that the State had brought actions
90 recover penalties on the same game
birds from the owners Of the birds, who
were customers Of the warehouse com
pany, and that the owners had settled.
The cold storage company AlSO wanted
20 sst up a. a defencs that the game birds
were reosived IN boxss, barrels and kegs
marked domestic fowl and meat, and
that thew were received and stored In good
hith. because the company had no power
% open and inspect the shipments. The
lover court declared that the proposed
amended answer did not contain anything
that was q valid defence 20 the action.
Justice LAughlin. writing the Appeliate
Division opinion. declared that theirs
has never besn a decision IN this juTis-
diction showing that the lAW IN QUESTION
requires q construction rendering the
Dosssasor Of Wild fowl out 81 season liable
even n be 10 innoosnt and has be'ln in
duoSd 20 reoalvs tho Wild fowl by fraud.
"surely every lnnooant and Involuntary
possession Of game which can IN no man
naF aheCt the public health would not
subject the pOsseasOr % penalties says
The Culirt
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Y. :. hubbP &c. assAGAa VAN % Gee
auDpalas &C q FnR Cuna.

olUpliss at . FNR Csua.
Much pertinent e0mmanl % tAa rubber
business, which has excited ths most
intense sDooulatiOn % the decade IN
LOndon, d contained In TIE annual
report q samuel p. Colt, president og the
United States Rubber Company, Vhioh,
with Ia subsidiaries. Il The biggest
Manufacturer Of rubber goods In this
country and Canada. Largely on 40
count Of the increased demand foE auto
mobile tiros, Col. Colt says, tho last wear
vas the most prosperous IN the history OF
the company. though prices Of crude
rubber were higher than ever before.
Net profits wers IS, $40. 600, a. compared
With y, vOs,OiO tho previous year. Col
Colt adds:
There probably has been no period since
rubber became an article % general and
important USE tfollOWinR the discovery OF
u INFLAMMATION by Charles Goodyear IN
isls' when II has been 70 much talked Of on
both ,ides Of the Atlantic As during the
past year Tho causes Of THIS are the un-
pTecedentedly high price Of the article
fine Para and CeylOn rubber having reached
about o. a pound a. aRainat q normal ptioe
numerous companies, chiefly IN London,
10 operate plantations In Ceylon, sumatra,
lava. BOrneo and the Malay Peninsula
The profits OF those plantations that are In
bearing are very gr~at-tha market price
OF the rubber at the present time belns
eight 20 ten times the cost OF production
there. the Brazilian product now selling
here for at least three times ita cost Of pro-
duction. Though uhdoubtsdly In sOme
instances speculation In the securities Of
these companies has enhanced the price
u their shares beyond reason. the future
nevertheless promises. In the ahsenoe Of
some Unforeseen calamity good returns from
Investments made for the cultivation Of the
rubber tree In the Far East even when
rubber shall have returned 20 normal prices.
wh,ch Il will undoubtedly do when produc-
ton shall have oveTtaken the consumption
of the article. With almost unlimited
forests Of native rubber treaa In nrazil and
other tropical cOuntriss and an almost un.
limited area IN the Far Fast. upon which
the rubber tree can be successfully cult
vAtsd. Il would seem that rubber cAhho,
DO maintained indefinitely az a price from
three TO ten times the cost II production.
Continuing Col. Colt says that the
| problem q securing crude rubbsr at
reasonable cost n receiving the most
serious confederation from the manage
msnt Through q subsidiary. tho General
/ Rubber Company. tho United States
company secured a large stock Of crude
rubber bsfOre the boom began, and the
establishment Of houses IN Para and
Manaos several years ago has also proved
advantageous The company now plans
to acquire and cultivate crude rubber
lands In Brazil and tho Far East. .
We're u not for tho AbnoFmally high
price % crude rubber. Col. Colt alao says
the company would feel warranted In
recommending dividend on the common
stock at the Present time The earnings.
| be- says. considered ny themselves. seem
20 warrant some division 20 ths common
shareholders
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FOR UNTYERSAL PEAOE.
HOuss c0mmitteS LAstons 70 AFgHmeats
n FayoP q nAFthohaa nas1autAaa.

~ FaNOP % nAfthoeae neS9R1con.
WAsMnuroN. Nay 1.-Arwamnts IN
favor Of the BarthOldt resolution 10
empower the President 70 appoint com
mittes Of ave mombeS n oonaider and
report upon m0Ans Of establishing unit
veraAl poaOo were made today before the
HOUSE COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs.
Oscar 7. Croaby Of WAFrSatoa. Va,
who appeared for tho Worlds Federation
League. argued sloquently for the AdOP-
ton Of the resolution.
An international federation he sAid.
Is the best means o. romedying the evils
Of which We complain. Il may b aAid
Il IL the only mSAns. We do not dream
that such q court would Be able 10 forever
supsrsods physical viOlSnOO. We do not
think that our passions could b quietsd
by the passage Of this rssOlution. But
Il Il not necessary that our dlficulties
b submitted 10 physical cOntoSls for
decision. A hundred y0aFs ago wo would
have coma into this committee room
with swOrds strapped 10 our sidss. but We
do not do Il now
Mr.. Crosby said Ne believed that favor
able action by Congress would 90 uoAt
ways toward prOpitiAting other nations
toward international peace and the sub
mission q QuArrels 10 an internatOpal
federation.
Prof. Ernst Richard. chairman Of the
National German Alliance. and W. y.
JsdouK. rspressnting the international
school Of Peace q Boston, also addresasd
the committee. Prof Richard aAid those
who Initiated the present world movement
for universal peace would reap AZ much
ultimate glory - the signers Of the Dec
lMrAtiOn u Undergraduates.
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u. & o. FINANCING.
Kuhn. Loee q %. Conclude Ne8OSiAtiSas
10 rake SEQ. OOO. 600 Notes.

Kuhn. Loee 4 90 Conclude NoSOsiAtiSas
10 rake sSO. 600. 600 Notes.
Kuhn. Loeb Co aud SpeysT 4 Co.
announced after the close Of the market
yesterday that negotiations had been
concluded for the purchase Of ~. 900 600
Of the 81. 900 600 "a PER cent. secured gold
notes to be issued BY the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. These notes will be placed
both here and IN Europe. The remaining
SO. OOO. 900. IL was announced. will BE-
reserved 70 retire the oompany's one year
notes which fall due nsHt March.
The notes will be dated June !, 1910.
and mature June 1. 1918. the company
reserving the right OF prior redemption
AZ par and interest upon any coupon date
% sixty DAYS previous notice.
The entire issue will BE- secured by
and Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
first mortgage Z per cent. bODds. 5000 900
first preferred stock OF tho Reading
Company, tis.OOO.O0O Second preferred
STOCK Of the Reading Company and &c. co.
900 common stock Of the Reading Com
pany.
Principal and interest Of the notes arc
PAYABLE in New York, or ~ the holder .
option in London at thu rate OF ass
the pound sterling. OT IN Germany ~ the
rate of - marks the dollar.
The prOoeeds Of the t0O.OOo.OOo note
issue will BE- used BY the company Tor
improvements and bettsrments and tho
purchase Of large amount Of equipment
Ii IL stated that this financing covers the
oOmpanys requirements Tor the neHt
three years.
simultaneously with the statement Of
the NeW York bankers came the announces
rneut from the West that the Baltimore and
Ohio had iiled for rscord With the Rs-
oorders once Of Cook county, Illinois. q
So. OOO 600 first mortgage Of the baltimore
and Ohio and Chicago Terminal Railroad
Company. tho honda not 10 exoesd ~
Der cent, 70 run fifty years. payable
April 1, iasO, % the Union Trust Company.
New York. and 2. q. Merrill, trustees.
Bonds 20 be presently issued will amount
70 AS 900 90 4 per cent. 70 cover recent
purchases Of property and Sis.Go 900
per cent. bonds for bstterments. enlarge
ments. acquisitions and additions. Bonds
10 the amount Of rf7 600. par value.
will be- reserved 60 he executed by the
trustee and delivered upon payment and
satisfaction Of purchase money mortgAge
10 the CITY Of Chicago dated March p. iyss.
honda 10 the amount Of Sass 900. par value,
will be reserved 20 be executed and certi-
fisd 90 by the trustee and delivered against
the deposit with the trustee.
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Pune 0sFVtos Beard and nFSShlyn linton
Hgynana DSulm EuFma.

ENu4o 9NHNlDo BDng4 A10 4eR4Asu Nnsou
Egvneoa D@gn@ Terms.
ThS Pubic Service oommiasion bad .
o1ngSrsnOo yesterday with Wac lSUalea
J. y. oAdsrWOod and v. 8. Msndsn. ohisf
SAEinssP q thO Brooklyn Union Elevated
Railroad Company. On tho application
which the OompAny has made for The
laAas q che Centre gtroat subway % that u
can opsrate its tEains over Williamsburg
Bridge. reFms were discussed. but no
aEFOgmgnt waB reached and another con-
lSrOnos WIN BE- held within q few DAYS
A. the close % the nesting Chairman VIII
COZ Of the commission sala:
! cannot 90 into the dstalla Of the confer
snns. but The conditions under which the
commission would allow . temporary uss
we're suRgssASd b the REPRESENTATIVES Of
tie company AID. IN their turn. those repre-
Banhatives rave 10 the commission their
viS1u On the same subject. They are 70
report 70 other OffiCiAls Of the company and
meet ~ again IN conference within few
dAyu
IL vas made clear 10 the Representatives
a. Tie company that tho commission VIII
reserve che Brooklyn loop lines for rapid
transit usoa In connection with tho tTi-
borough nyuesm. which u h nov advertising
and that any occupation Of the loop must
Be wholly temporary IN character and sub
iect 20 discontinuanco u the neU rapid
transit system needed the use Of the loop.
The company. through liz representatives.
seemed 70 favor paying rental upon . car
mileage basis. The Representatives stated
that for the present the company would
not want 70 run more than twenty trains
an hour At the mAHtmum. They thought
therefore that inasmuch a. they viii need
only two tracks from the Williamsburg
Bridge down 70 Canal street or 70 Chambers
street when that end Of the line 10 finished.
and also considering the limited operation
contemplated the compensation should be
upon . car mileage basis. No agreement
was reached. but the subject viii Be con-
sidsrsd again At another conference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
SAVING WORK FOR COPS.
AutolSts IN New JegSPy Learning what ID
Ne IN Gaze o. Accident

Atheists IN New JogSPy Learning WhastS
No IN Case o. Accident.
Tsn-ysar-Old Charles Goodrich q ss7
Newark avenue. Jersey City. Jumped On
the tallhOard Of moving wagon ~
Newark and Gsrmania avenues. that city.
yesterday afternoon and ran directly IN
iron, Of an automobile which IdW ard W
Ksensy. builder and auto garage owner
living at I'll Fifth street Vas driving IN
the Opposite direction The machine ran
over him, breaking q leg Keeney lifted
the boy into tho auto and whiK1ed him 20
the City Hospital, where be- gave OrderS
that be wanted him 20 receive the best Of
care. Thsn hs drove 70 the seventh pre-
uinot polioe station IN Montgomery strest
and told what had hhppened
q desigs ~ give myself up he said 20
the desk sergeant
The ancidcnt didn't take plaos IN our
prscinct and pc can't accommodate yon
here explained the aorgeant. DUST
Hhiz1 aruifnd 10 the Third and they'll
take care ~ your case
A few minutes later keeney surrendered
hiHaselt al The Oakland avenue station
ana Was hookad on q charge % atr0riOnt
assault and battery. He Wa rgisnued In
9ll0 bal Coz Appearances IN the First Grim
innl CouHe to-LngiEgg muFuiuB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
Ssss.OOO TO PREsBYTERIANS.
Most u gshA N. CSnSerSe's Fortune Goes
10 Hb FAmIly.

PHnADBLPHIA. May The will Of
John Il. Converse. head Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. philAnthropist. who
died on Monday at his home In Rose
mont. was prohaied to-day. The eIecu-
tore say the estate will amount 20 several
rnilNon dOllara- The sum q $4,000 IL
gwen 20 charity % this amount t21O.O0
Il bequaafhsd 90 various boards NJ the
Presbyterian Church In the United States.
a25.OO0 20 the Presbyterian Hospital In
this city and gg5 900 to the Eliza CathcArt
Home for IncsrAblss az Devon. Pa The
residue 81 tho estate u given 20 the aOn
and daughter Of Mr.. Converse and their
children
Tbs family bequests include ti00.OnO
20 NF. COnyersss adopted daughter,
Alice Page Converse. t2OOOO 90 Mrs.
George r. simpson. q sister. who hves
~ North AdAms, Mass. SiO.OO0 70 ChaTles
A ConveIns. . brother: SO. 600 90 Able
Converts, q aistsr-tn-la law. and $1,000 Co
each Of two nieoes. sadie and Bessie Con-
verse.
Annuitiss Of q 900 year zach aTs gwen
b Julia A. Converse and Helen p. Con
vsrss 0a Burlington. W.. and 500 q year
10 Mrs.. PriaOilla T. Allen. widow u GeOrgs
Allen. Jr.. q COUSIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
MOTEL RAKERs STILL AT WORK
VFsBsh ana ItAllAn WOrSCmen Are Net
Vet Ready % Quit

~ AANNAAA - NNA@H
The strike Of the Italian and French
bakers which was 10 have gone into
sRsce yesterday In the bakeries and in
all thu hOAeB. according 20 the onicers
Of ths JouFnsymen Bakers and Con-
HoOtiOnsFu international Union, was post
poned until tomorrow. The French and
Italian bakera met In q hall at Twenty
smith gtrsst and Seventh avenue yester-
day afternoon and deferred the strike
explaining that some Of the bakers want
70 hniah out aheir weeks work
There was q mass nesting OF the bakers
also at Sokol Hall. 40 East Ssventy-first
strcst. % take up the question Of ordering
q general strike Of ell bakers. Il was
decided % hold q general strke order in
allegiance
Charles Inland. International organizer
Of the bakers. eaid last night that the
bakers in the Shults and Hildebrand
bakeries Ia Brooklyn had decided 20 strike
The strike. he said. will take place early
thil morning.
I'VE put On a general strike. he said.
.because We want 10 tnoommOde the
public Is little a. possible We are de-
bsrmined. however, now that the bakers
of the last two % the large firms are %
strike tomorrow. 90 bold out until al
the bag firms agree b recognize the union
10 We fail otherwise the general strike
viii be ordered. but I think we viii be
able % win without Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
NIsr.mrn,. q NavaI Nss.eI,.

WASHINGTON. May The oruis ere
Tennessee and South Dakota have arrived
az MAldonAdo. the cruiser Cleveland a.
shanghai aud the collier Hector a. 9swall's
POint
The cruiser North Carolina has sailed
from Rio Dc Ian~iro for AAlddnado. thu
collier Bruins from IAmbert's Point for
Key West. ths collier Justin from Ran
Pedro Tor 9dn Francisco and the cruiser
WOivertns from Cleveland Tor Toledo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

IS Miuneuasza FOR View Yort. uas 80 miles
rast ~ sandy HOok 90 A. N. yesterday.
g Nootdam, for New York. wss - mlles ensf
% Sanuy Hook 90 - 2. g.
~ karrAganst2 for Ngw Yort. Uas 40 miles
cast % Sandy Hlck 81 zao y. n
NJ haluc, iOr NeN Ynrt. Was - miles esq 81
sandy Huok az go y N.
~ "a 0asooguU. for NeW York. Wna SO Miiss
east % sandy tloOk a. an p
~ Naderland, f1T Nee HoFk, Waa 40 uilca
east " sandy Hook AZ i't8 p NJ
81 CaliinruiA. Tor New fork. vas 100 miles
east " Nantucfct HEh ishipAtTP ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
sI.OOO.OOO LUMRER FNILCRG.
Debts 81 ARdFe Cushing a %. Mount ~
-GVeateP Part Tan Bc Made Coed.

". JOHS. Y ". May The habilitis.
Of Andre Cushing h Co, humber mAnufac-
tursrs. who made an assignment early
in the week. are now estimated AZ 1900 r
900. an amount much larger than was at
first supposed 4 HAhfaH bank Il a
creditor for 500. 900 most Of which ~
..r,red The assets include 500 OOo
worth Of logs and finished lumber and
rec mills. besides other real estate.
cash and accounts payable.
Andre Cushing \ Co. vas one OF a
vroup Of AmsTidan firms which cut from
20 coo 600 90 1900. 900 fest Of spruce IN
Maine annually. rated u down ths ~.
John River and manufactured Tor the
AnericRn market, 70 which it vas shipped
groe of duty. A large part 81 the output
vas handIsd By n. " Wellman A Co.
al Providence and william O, Barker q
HuHton.