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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01
MoIders' Affair
MoIders Union Held Enjoyable Affair
at Kirchner's Hall Last
Week.

Molders Union No. 1854 held most
enjoyable affsir at Kirrhne'it hall
which was secured for the occasion
last Wednesday evening, The Bellaire
union members were guests of the or,
castor and the total attendance was
about 16O. Music and other features
filled the pvogr IN. The eomV. tee in
chgrge was composed Of Herbert J.
Nidness, Mike Maloney. John W:nans,
William Borst and Cornelius Ba low:
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01
steubenvl.lIe officiaI Vote.

steubenville, O.. Nov. 18th. 1910.
Dear Comrade:-
The~vote for steubenville was S1ss
against 81, 1908; Jefferson county was
794. against S55, in 1908. The Local
here has gained considerably in mem
bership the past few weeks. Have q
total of 119 now. John w. Slayton will
be here on the 25th.
Yours, for the revolution,
n. T. CURRY.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01
B. & @. Heads
Lose Their Jobs

IS. ". with headquarters at Cincinnati,
10. vice Mr.. John Hair, whom we
believe was asked to resign on account
of his inability to handle the situation
ON the s. w.
Mr.. Philip H. Reeves. formerly N.
N. at the ChillicotKe shops, has been
transferred to the Riverside shops at
baltimore. while Geo. F. Hess, N. y.
lat the Lorain shops, has been trans
|ferred to chillicothe.
At the washington, Ind. shops Law
renee b. Galloway. former G. +. at
|Garret shops, has been appointed N.
I'M. vice Frank ]. Smith. resigned
Edward Boaz, general foreman Of the
washington shop. win be succeeded BY
Charles GIN, who has been G. 2. OF the
Great Nothrern shops at Wallace
Idaho.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Sheriff Tax Discount period extend
ed to Dec. 15, 1910. Office open Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings
during discount Sale.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

ehaueauqua4
Mr.. spargo is member O. the Ma
,fionaI Exe,utiy. Committee vi the
Socialist P..rty end has been secured
for an address in this city While en-.
route to a meeting Of that co7omittee
in Chicago.
The meeting will be held in ODD
Fellows Hall. welfth and .fapline
streets on Moneay evening, Dec. 3. !
All those desiring to near one 81
the most loqu; mt axpon nts OF Soc
cialism in America chouli no. AL tc
attend this lecture.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Sheriff Tar Discount period extend
ed to Dee. Is, 1910. once open Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evenings
during discount Sale.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Suggestions were made by delegates
TO change the time Of holding the an
nual conventions. Some wanted Il
held later ia the year and some
earlier.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

of any Weekly or Monthly
Newspaper published in
Wheeling, the Ohio Valley
or West Virginia.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

The relations Of the engineers des-
men and others with the Brewery
WORKERS and the Unitsd Mine Work
srs q America we're cited by Comp
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
JACKS Up M1RSH4L
Mdyor Lays Dozen Rules for
Their Guidance.

Manor tiayuor took the city maT>hals IN
hand YESTERDAY. and gave them a heart-tO-
heart talk about their duties. their relations
to tine public and the limitations OF their
powers. There were fifty-eight of the six
.v-six marshals present. The Mayor ap-
points city marshaIs and said ne looked
upou them. in "a way, a part Of his
official staff For that reason. ne said. he
had removed some of the marshals. and he
asserted that ne was not through investi-
eating the conduct of others.
Il expect YOU 70 uphold me I'm wedding
ont from your number men who are Op-
pressive," ne said.
Impressins the marshals with the fact
tIi4t they must always deal gently with
those with whom they had business. he told
them to remember that they generally had
- do with people who could in afford to
lose anything at all. The custom of exact
charges on goods levied upon must cease.
As maTshals they had no right 10 fore
chose "A chattCl mortgage. the Mayor said.
and should not use their authority in such
cases They had the same right as any
citizen To act in that way. hut must hold
themselves liable to no sued and removed
from office If they acted unlawfully.
Don't make levy where there is any
doubt was one of the rules laid down by
m" Mayor. Where your judgment tells
you thu man does not own the property do
not make levy. As for legal advice. you
can always get il through this office
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
WILL NOT PRESS THAW CLAIM
Judge Olcott Satisfied with Half Pay
ment-He Testifes for Hartridge

Clifford ". Hartridge. who IS suing Harry
X. Thaw's mother :Cr legal services in con
nectiou with her sons defence left the Wit
ness stand Yesterday 10 make way for for
mer Judge William NJ. \. Olcott, who was
retained bv TEaw The day after lc shot
Stanford White. Judge picott said that his
firm. which was then Black. OIcott. Gruber
& Ronynge put iU a hin Tor S-'.II5 g.
S5aG1 Of this being for services and the
rest for detectives. disbursements, etc, but
that only s25.0S5 IS had beer paid. S-O,0oo %,
this being for professional services He
was anxious 10 tell more about this bill
which was for services dating from June
- 10 August T. l%o5 b:J did not have the
opportunity until ne left the stand. when
he said 10 the reporters that Thaw broke
the contract with him. and therefore he put
ia the tun bin. lie lutimated that ne
woulc not press his claim
After Judge Olcott completed his restl-
mony, which vas eniiveued 10y an arsu-
ment between Nj. Kellogg and M Wllde..
Mr.. lIsrtridge resumed his examination
lie told M detail bOW nc began 20 urepart.
the first Thaw defence.
ThaW was ia court during tho dan and
looked pale after his night ia the Tornhs.
He vas accompanied Ly his mother. Mrs
MaTy Coplev ThaW
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PoCAHoNTAs IN HALL OF FAME.
Indians Present Petition to New York
University Senate.

Much discussion has centred about the
probable choice 10y the New York Univer-
sity senate Of the name Of Pocahontas in
the Han Of Fame The senate has received
a petition from Indians i'm support of piac-
inr her name among tie Hlstrious women.
The Indians say:
We AmericaL Indians suali be pleased
4 know thai the future rising generation
s',aE b" properly reminded of the parts our
aboriginal ancestors took IN the history
~ the American settlement. II is n more
proI,er channel through which The juvenile
American shall earn and read ~ real
Americans Ihan through prejudiced books
and other sensational W;Id West literature
which have been the cause Of racial in
digest .oa.
The general aud popular history that
has h,cu mhbed ga regard tc Indians has
been one sided To the detriment OF our
future Indian citizens"
This is signed 10y Red Eagle and White
Fawu
PoCaronJas received ten votes hNe years
ago for place. and by reason "f this Is
in nomination for place this year.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
o'HARE DEAD: CASE DISMISSED
Former Assistant District Attorney
Was Charged With Grand Larceny.

ne reu.H $40 rhr jefferson Market court
ls-terda, Afternoon Assistant District Al
turney l>oonig entered 4 motion to dismiss
tHe charge of EranY larceny against former
Assistant District Attorney stephen =
80 Hare. Who died al ms nome No. 4a9 Fast
ld2d street a. %.1 O'Clock TUESDAY night
NJ D'Hare was arrested a week ago on
.puulaiui ~ AG"pi hozioyski. of 10 lSs7
lhlrJ ateuL', who accused Eim 81 obtain
lle money under 'alse pretrH'eS hN assert
lne mat he had Influenced Magistrate Her
N'1 tu ruuseW to tie dlS,haIss of his
tNoZlDN skis wife from the Workhouse, 20
which size mad been committed FOR
1agranrE. Mr. b'Ilar~ nad been released in
~" lail for examination Nc-terdaN
Msg.~trat- Barlow dismissed ibs case
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIV FL

Barbados March 29-CIyde ,Brl, Southampton
via - Micharls, for colon, etc. and New
York
Havre. March Is Firms wiIlem III Dutch.
New York via West Indies. Venezuela and
- Michsels for Amsterdam.
Havana. March -. ? m-Avon 'Rr> New York
via Nassau.
- Thomas March % 10 p r-Ciuians ,Br)
New York for Demerara
Manila. March 50 Matoppo CBrl. New York via
tIeiers. Alden. etc.
Calcutta March strombus CBr, New york
Via It Michaes. etc.
Auckland March 30 Georgia ohust,. New York
and Norfolk via - Vincent. e Y. Port Natal,
sydney. y ". March so spithead CRr,. New
York via - Vincent, g Y, Fremantle. etc.
Naples. March 20 u--Duca di Geneva dtaD
New York for Genoa
Malta. March 3o-Iindenfels 0ier. New York
for bombay
Annoy March 2s-Ardovs tE0. New York via
East London. Durham. etc
bordeaux. March - Hudson err. New York
Savona March 24-Cheyenne tT3rp, New York.
Tara. March 26-Clement ,Br). New York via
SAILED
Barbados. March Boniface ,Brl New York
Genoa. March 29-Duca d'Aosts dtap, New
AIgiers March 2s Kabinsa ,Bn drom New
York; singapore ct; IS Kazemhe 'Brl
Southampton. March 50 Atrato tErl. New York
via barbados. COLON. Kingston. etc f.:;'
J. m. s. Louis, New York VIA Cheroourg ami
Kobs March 2G-verona ,Ger,. New York
calcutta. March ~ Marienfels tGcD. Boston
Port Natal March -stoIzcnfers cier, Cfrom
New York;. rtiItstiap Batavia. ct
PASSED.
Gibraltar. March 2@-Seneca 1Br, Yokohama
etc. for New York
Dunret Head. March 3O-Geestemunde ,tier,
sagres Nareh iE'1 80 Excelsior ,Ger. New York
for Port said
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
ARREST IN TRUNK THEFT
Detectives Get Junkman Who Was
Selling Fishing Tackle Chean.

Max Cohen. q Junk deaIel. uf No u,
GreenNlch street was arrested Yesterday
10y Detectives Miller and Warsausky ON
suspicion that ne Wa implicated u the
theft Oh MARCIA lG II q trunk -pataitiip..
about $1,000 worth of fishiu.. tackle vatcI:
moN cmcnts and medical and surgical in
Struments. The detectives said YESTERDAY.
that the report that M, trunk h..d been
stolen fTun the White star Line docks was
untrue and that u hsd reaIl. been taken
from trrcN ~ Fourti avenue .rI 18th
street.
Tie detectives said they learned tn.r
cohen had been selling expensive usuunE
tackle recently AZ low prices. and nu th.
strength OF this Information tney placed
him under arrest. The articles iu the truu!,
were the props;t of Austin. baldwin *
20. of No. q Pearl -tIc,t. suI representa-
lives II that compsn- Nill ir asked tu ao
To ,'oheus shop to-day and IT, ., idantify
- their propsrts ans rods ard reels trat
may he found there.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
IN TROUBLE OVER JURY NOTICE.
Contempt Proceedings Follow Failure
10 Appear for Service.

Coo So - Thompson. an embosSer ~
No ts Fourth avenue was before Justice
Grecuhsum M the supreme Court yester-
day Go show cause why he should not no
punished for contempt of court IN disobey
iug summons no appear for jury service
james MAlou. p summons server IN the
sMY.ot 81 tie Co-missioner of Jurors.
sW"Ts 90 aerF.aE TS,mpson ON February
20. Nneu 5Cst,re G-eeuhaum questioned
Thompson aha,r H.s ta.lur. to answer the
call uf jac Stale II J,se.op-d that the man
"A 'Hc bar lad Wua' may Ice termed an
alternating memory. lie didn't remember
receiving Iue Jury notice. but ne would not
swear i.at D." iid ot set il. II Mallou
said no ~.r.sI him. Rhy. probably he did
bUf ue remembered being served with the
order tp SHOW a use.
Thompson explained 20 the court ihst
within fHe last fear he had served on a
iury iu ,he Federal count Justice Green
baum o.ll accept "faoial proof II ;ais a. 4
VALID defence
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BINGH.lHS SUIT Up,
GayHor.s Dcfcncc an Si0O.OOO
Libel lfttackcd in Demurrer.

General Theodore s Bingham. through
his counsel. p a. crowley. interposed = de-
murTer I'm tho Supreme Court Yesterday
to The amended answer filed ny Mayor
Gaynor I'm The $4,000 libel suit brought by
Tho former Police Commissioner The suit
is the outgrowth of the controversy be-
tween the hticants over the alleged police
persecution OF George R Duffy Mr. Gay
nor. then justice Or the Supreme Court.
sent a letter TO Mayor Mcclellan. in
which. the plaintiff charges. General Bing-
ham was referred 10 as "A hunoon and a
scoundrel
General RuEham's counsel com hated the
contention Of Mayor Gaynor that his let
Ter TO Mr Mcclellan was privileged and
also the justification hased on the plaintiff 5
alleged advice 10 his police Subordinates
that they should disregard Justice Gay
uor's decision holding shat tho police had
no riSht 10 photograph a prisoner before
10 was convicted. General Bingham alsC
asked that Mayor Gaynor separate his de
fences and set them forth more fully. A.
To- tho question of privilege. M. Crowlc,
said.
The expressions I'm the letter are -
yituperative and violent in character tha
they destroy the force ~ Tho defence nj
privilege"
Counsel also called attention 70 the fac
that Mr.. GaNnor gave out mis- letter e
Mayor Mcclellan for publication before tn
latter had received il.
Z stephen g Baldwin FOR MAYOR Gayuor
said that the answer presented issues tha
must he decided ON the trial of the action
The cravamen II the lihel. he argued. con
sisted or tho whole letter. and hat the an
swer must be a broad as the charge. III
added:
Every time policeman takes prisone
90 headquarters and photographs him h
. commits an assault and - guilty az
crime The statutes provide for tho photo
graphing II a prisoner only after ho hai
oau convicted Of a state prison offence
and i'm pHutoEraPhuE mon before conVic
ton the plaintiff violated Section el9 Of th'
Penal Code
Justice Grceubaum reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

discharge a. msurer. J. Passed in Sandy
Hook al 1O:30
Steamer Jamestown Newport News and Nol
folk, u the Old Dominion IS 60, with pesssen1
gers and md-e. Passed In Quarantine at $40
?
steamer FL Norte Galveston M1rcG -. 70
the SouthcrI Pacific co, with mdse Passed IN
Quarantine at SO m
90, with mdse. Passed in SANDY Hook at lo;4i
a
steamer SssdaIeas CBr, Rarbados March II.
Trinidad le. SayaniIls 10 Cartssena 2o. Colon
y and Kingston %. to SandeTsOn & m, with
100 passengers mails and mdse Arrived a. the
steamer Neckar Gen. fsremen March 70 t.
Oerichs Go, with 1S2 cabin and 1881 steesage
passengers and Indse. Arrived at the Bar al
steamer Fruters CNor Philadelphia March 20.
to the nited Fruit Go. in ballast Left quar-
steamer Denver. Galveston March .. via
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar Al 10
a m.
steamer Deutschland Ger. tank. Copenhagen
March f3, via Shields i6. to Philip Ruprecht, m
ballast Arrived AZ the Bar o
Steiner Ger"anis err, Marseillss March q
cabia. ssg Storage passengers and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at > a m
steamer Oii1da cuban. Gibara March 81
Puerto Padre o.. Nuevitas - and Nipe 25 ."
The MunsOn IS Line. with ~ passengers and
ndse Arrived AT the Bar at 3:i5 a m.
steamer Havana Havana March - and Vas
sdu % to the New York and tNba Mail IS
60. with III passengers, mails snd mdse Ar-
rived At the Bar ~ i.29
steamer MarEaretha RUSS @erj. Cardenas
1iarcl - and CaibarieD -. the Muns0n -
Line With sugar Arrived At the Bar mid
night. 3lth.
Steamer Pisa (Ger). Hamburg March H. to
the Hamburg American Line with p>5 steerage
passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
T:Oa a IN.
Sandy Hook. J. March 10. $50 Wind
east-northeas5. fresh breeze. cloudy. moderate
SAILED.
Steamers Comus. New orleans; Nenezia err.
Marsellles. IroquOts. Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Argentina (AusU. Naples: ComaL Key
West, etc. Hughenden tBTl. Valparaiso: Jetfer
son. Norfolk and Newport News, j l. IHcken-
bach. Philadelphia Portland oBrb. Norfolk: sta
vangeTen tNorl, Biueields Colorado. Galveston;
I.usitauia tBTl, Liverpool. Bermudiau Brl. Ber
muda: Orotava OBri. Bermuda. United states
collier Cesar passed out Of Quarantine at ip:l6
"A
Steamers Bella tBrl Port Antonio. Port Maria.
etc. Psl0ua cuban. Matanzas. etc; Wermand
tSwedl Baltimore. SOutra 1Br), Bosten, kor"na
(l;T). Boston
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
HELD FOR Arson.
Uidozc Charged 5cith Firing
Her BrOOkIyn Home.

Charged with arson. Mrs. Eloise Acosta
Greene. widow of Southern physician
was held I'm $500 bail yesterday by Mag
ietrate Naumer I'm the Adams street court
BROOKLYN. She pleaded not guilty.
Acting Fire Marshal Thomas T. Brophy.
Of Brooklyn. charged that fire of an in
cendiary origin was started on March 10
I'm three different places in the cottage
occupied by Mrs Greene, at No. 95S Ar
Csle Road. Flatbush lie also stated that
Mrs Greene had increased the insurance
on her household effects month before
the fire from s.. 600 To $50 Mr.. Brophy
SAYS he is trying TO find Miss Ethel Scott
bosom friend of Mrs. Greene. who he
thinks may know something about tho
fire. Mrs Greene's interests are being
looked after by counsel from Edward NJ.
Shepard's Office
The cottage was bought by Mrs Greene
In September. Shortly after her purchase
Mrs. Greene says size began 10 receive
threatening letters of the Black Hand
kind. and she asked the police of the Park
willie station for protection private de-
tective was recommended. and kept In
close touch with the cottage.
At the time Of the fire Mrs. Greene was
not At the cottage When she returned
there and found il practically in ruins she
told the police and fire insurance officials
that she had lost I'm the fire jewels valued
at $500, fur coat valued at $1,000 and
another coat valued at $500 Investiga-
tors alleged that the coats had been
sent 20 a storage warehouse. and that at
the time she was bemoaning the loss OF
her jewelry she was wearing H.
Mrs Greene's cards say she Is a special
agent Of the Estates of Long island. The
hearing HiIl 10 on April
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
a LOST EARTHQUAKE.

Se.stncsraph- q cambridge. AIbau,-
CleN Gland. Seattle -. Louis and other citiss
7, sistered eaTthsh"cks uf more or less In
I, Dsity. aud lasting from twenty minutes
tu NO hour-. about noon ycsterda- The
origin Of the disturbance was apparently
d great distance away At The University
of Washington in Seattle, u Was thought
to -" ln Italy - iEuatius Ob-~rS atary. iu
q tieF'laud. reported ~ to De- probably ian
''the u,iSht"rhood ~ Ja,a ol J1psu'
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

JerNis friends must hatr asked me TO m
troduce a."
Whea asked = ne rccolected the speed
with which the hill went through the Les
islature, the ex-senator said he did not
bat IL IL did so through in that way
must have been a good bill.
Stock Bought, Says Browne.
Stewart Browne. when seen by Tribune
reporter last night at his home. No. Nes'
Slst street. confirmed the facts as related
above. All the stock that went out. MI
Browne said. was paid FOR. Buckley in par
ticuiar. ne emphasized. bought ms STOCK
In the usual vay.
As 20 the payments 40 NJ. Mccall. Mr
Browne said tagt il was his recollection
that theV were not Tor services m connec-
,iou with the Incorporation ~ tne company
bat counsel fees Tor services afte- the
formation of the oririna, comnany-
TIE iacorporators Mr.. Browne said. were
upstate men, anG when Informed that Dan
iel r. I.ynch. Who appeared in the list. had
hoen ~ that time in the Office of Mr. Nc
cali no IrofeSsed surprise
DO YOU remember that the charter grant
ed WAS an all-emhracinE affair he Mas
asked
Well. rcmembcr the charter" said MI
Browne. 1t was = good charter. believe
n was suggested that tho successive
transformations ny which the company
finally became part ~ the present Trust
Company Of America were probably fscil'-
tared by the immense scope or the charter.
and Nh. Browne agreed that that consid-
Grafton might have entered into the various
mergers
The Trust Company of America, said
Mr.. Browne. "still has The rights and POW
ers granted 10 tho original American Bond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company. which
IS now i'm IT'S possession
Mr.. Browne said that he withdrew from
tho company some time after IL Was
merged with the North American Trust
COMPANY and from the time Of the oriCi-
nal Incorporation until ne got out me ad-
mitted that ne was practically trc man In
control.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

close In y Z
Destination and steamer - U
japan. torCa and china especially
atdr's--d Oni''. tNl4 seattle
ncsin2 - Nch So. s:3o
san Francisco 4 : transport. .... Mch II e.cO
Hawaii tauI sperisll addressed for
'uIsU. torca and thiuat. tyia san
Frsnc.sro, . Ni2F"n Maru Mch 81. $50
Islands via Vancouver ami Vic
t.rta. E - Empress OF Turif.... IN : IN
Hawaii. Japan. t-rea china and
Philippine Islands s,ta san Fran
..i-,o siberia ---,...- Arr :. s.3o
.eIHa --..--.-..-.. .Ap- s. 80
Nru I-dlant land specially al
dlc.set mail for Australia t,ia
san Frautir'0l MaIiptsa ..... Apr 10 IN
ifav All wa San trauri-,ot sierra Apr n q .en
Fiit Islands. SsN Zealand ami Aus
ftalIa except Nesu. via Van.
'"u,'r and Victoria. - Ma
ram. ~. ~. Apr IL. $50
Australia teNcept W-sU tvis san
lranoi'eol Celtic hiHs -...-..... .Ap- y. 80
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Wte.0 Ai r
MA ----s
- : r,g97H Il
l!ytfj7' II

Not all sprouts are green.
Most of the young men who
wear youths sizes (32 70 81
chest) are pretty wise to what's
what. &
Our three Spring models in
Youths suits were designed to
meet their educated tastes.
Conservative suits, with three
buttons. and a high roll collar.
Liberal suits. with two but
tons and low roll collar.
Ultra suits three buttons
close together, and a low roll
collar.
SIC 20 81
Athletic Young men viii be
glad to know we're all ready
with athletic underwear in Sum
mer fabrics.
Star 1aingoo@ Tor one.
Raincoats for April showers.
Our own light weight wool
ems. proofed by the Cravenette
Process.
Every cloth tested for fast
color by just such tests as a
raincoat gets in water and
sun alternately for ten DAYS.
$50 TO sa5 3
Quite aside from it's ingenious
stunt of looking what it isn't,
the Asquith-TiIt is a rattling
good Derby.
It's the hat that seems to be
tilted backward, while com
fortably settled where a Derby
ought to be.
Black or brown. Knapp FELT -
Featherweight FLEXIBLE"
Derbies are mighty comfortable
for Spring.
But to give good service they
require just such expert max
ing as the Stetson Go. gives.
Here. i'm the StetsOn $3.50
quality and the "StetSOn Spe-
cial" at s.. which latter we alone
have i'm New York.
Victor Jay perbi.s II you uA, an Enslis7 IA.
Not too early to- shake your
heavy high shoes.
Oxfords are ready.
Rus=et or black
Not vet too late for the sale
of socks with clocks.
Plain Isle socks with colored /
silk clock.
soc. quality.
3jc.: 3 for 81.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
Warren ST. 18th st. Gath Sc
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
WIRELESS REPORTS

Tho Graf Vsdcrsee. from BouoEue reported
80 miles cast ~ SANDY Hook AZ = a YES
ter.lay. = expected - dprk this morning
The Verona. from Genoa ana Naples, reported
tjp miles east af sandy Hook at noon yester
day. is expected dock this evening.
The Graf Waldcrsea reported lg3 miles cast
Of sandy Hook AT $40 m yesterday, is expected
~ dock this foronoOn-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Tahiti. Marquesas ana cook Islsnd
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday. March
80, 1910.

steamer hails tBrI, Hatlincre March % II,
norton a SON With iud-o. in transit WuI
huish l"silns for the River riate Ten Quar-
autiue Ht 3D. tn.
intil - 20 N4tL as.i1.t q, GaIe-r 4 40 Nin
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Senator'S Memory Fails.

tN senator Louis o CioudScl was asked
shovt irs Ualt n 1lo matter last night.
sfd tbouCH ~ hrsi he said ho didn't re-
ne0lp'I rho transaction ~ an. le amended
'lsf iatel - So that he re''''li"ct"d yaEue-
'N mar he had once hclG hundred shares
- either '1e American R"ra and Norl-oEo
laramie 'ornnanN, 90 81 .s sa,,cssor.
10 'rt"rnafiJrai RerAirg and Trust COM
I.ut. sfo'h.
mad a hundred sEar'S. q -4.lA. aid
- senator $50 1soi- r.f ] t.nk got rid
- It quick.
~ 10 lh' mason Tor t.s having u'on the
.'r"au'ei "i u- 'il 80 ilrGrUoratiou, tho
sN-'>ena'oi could r'n'musr uo'E.uI def
ntsly.
d"h 4 T"In"Wi"' ~" Bin rc ssi5 nut
! suppose some - my New Nork or Pori
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Sunrise. 5;4i sunset 6:1s; moon rises M,
moon age -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
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