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New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

Marseilles June e-Germania err. New York
Via Naples.
Boulogne. June IO-Ryndayn Dutch. New York
for Rotterdam land proceeded.
Suez. June 11-Inveresk (Brl. Manila for Boston
and New York
Port Said June 11-Rabenfes Ger. New York
via Malta.
East London. June 1O-C'orte Castle CYri New
York VIA Cape Town. etc
Para, June S-punstan tTSrI. Sesv York
Manchester. June 10-Canning tBr). New
York.
Kingston. June g. II a m--Prinr August Wi
helm tGer). New York
SAILED
Cherbourg. June 10 Sis m-Kaiserin Au-
guste Victoria tGerl (fvOm Hamburg and
southampton. New York
Boulogne, June IL. 8 a m-Rotterdarn Dutch
from Rotterdam New york
MoNiIie, June ll-Coiumbia (Brl tfrOm Gias-
London. June 11-Minnetonka tBr) New
cadiZ June June 4.citss di Messina Gtan tfrOm
Gtrgenti1. New YORK
Genoa. June S-Nerona 1Ttah N-a-. yorL and
Philadelphia
New Yorb
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

SIS Co. with f63 passengers. mails and ndse.
arrived at the Bar at - 20 m.
steamer Eugenia (Aust). Trieste May 81. Patras
-, Palermo 26 and Oran 80 10 Phelps Bros &
Co; with cabin and TAB steerage passengers and
rodse. Arrived al the Bar at $50 m.
- steamer Campanta (Brl Liverpool June 4 and
queenstown D 70 the Cunard SIS Co. Ltd. with
rdse. Arrived at the Bar az $50 m.
Steamer Sirius Ger Hamburg May 81, 20
Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived at the Bar
At IL p m. 10Th.
charleston .. to the Clyde Ss Co. with passen-
gers and mdse- Left Quarantine at 40 D m.
Steamer Coma Mobile June 4. Tampa and
Key West s. TO the Mallory SIS Co. with passen-
gers end mdse- Left Quarantine at p m.
steamer Lewis Luckenbach, Philadelphia. 10
the American-Hawaiian SIS Co. in ballast. Passed
Quarantine at s:35 m.
Steamer Monroe. Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and
ndse. Left Quarantine at S .
steamer Ormesby CBr) Huelva MAY 10. 20
Peter Wright & sons Passed in Sandy Hook at
Sandy Hook. June H. o 80 p rn-wind east. light
breeze. foggy: light
SAILED
Steamers Atlantis CSor) Puerto Plata Matan-
zaS' Iampico; Freya tNor1. Baracoa Mime
WaSka tBrl. London; Cincinnati tGer, Hamburg
Saliiornla tBr), Glasgow. Trent (Br). Bermuda; :;
It Louis Southampton: Caronia (Br). Liverpool:
z Slglo. Galveston. Naderland tBelg). Antwerp:
friedrich der Crosse tGerl. Naples; Manhattan
PIES Breslau (Ger. Bremen Baltic tBrl, Live
pool Creole. New Orleans. Katahdin. George
E'wn. Zulia, Ia Guayra: Camoens tBrl. Man
CHESTER Havana Havana. Nueces. Key West ::
,Norl. Macorts. Sarnia GER, Insgua; Oregonian
tuerto Mexico; jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
EeWs. city OF Macon Savannah; La Gascogne
~! Havre: Floride. Havre orotava tBr). Ber-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
GUGGENHEIM STOCK INCREASE
Errioration Company Proposes TO
Make Three for One Exchange.

The Guggenheim Exploration Company,
Of which Daniel Guggenheiun, head Of the
American Smelling and Refining Company.
IS president. Is about 70 issue new stock
20 take up the present stock on the basis
o. three shares Of new for one share Of old
according 70 Wall Street report. Il is also
said the dividend after the treoiing Of the
cspjtal stock viii probably be per cent
z year.
The present authorized stock Of the GuE-
senheirn Exploration Company IS s22!Ooo.ool
OF which Sa0.7s350 so is outstanding. upon
which 10 per cent dividends year have
been paid since the beginning Of 1907 The
oompsnv owns S12. 600 preferred A stock
and 81. 1900 common stock ofsthe Ameri-
can smelters Securities Company and Sc
curfties in other companies. among these
items being s. q. rs stock Of the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company. S41SS64s
stock Of the Utah Copper Company and
q 1853 stock OF the Yukon Gold Company
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

panv has line running from Santa re 10
Torrance. n NJ. a distance OF IL miles,
which was completed in August, 1908 Inc
road was originally chartered in Decemper'
1900 under the name Of the santa re- Al
buouerque G. Pacific Railway Company
In 1902 fl was reorganized under the name
of the Santa Fe Central Railway Company
which was changed TO its present tile In
August. 1908. The company has an author
,zed capital stock of Sc. 500, 900. all OF which
&c outstanding. It has no funded indebted
ness other than the 81. 0OO. 900 bonds referred
"a Harrison Nesbit is president Of the
road
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York reported 240 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 8 m yesterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
The Cleveland. reported SeS miles east OF
Sandy Hook at b m yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
The Celtic reported as $50 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at II 40 p m yesterday. is expected to dock
this afternoon
The Lapland, reported $40 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP POSTED.

The Stock Exchange membership OF
Alfred Kessler. formerly head Of the hrm
OF Kessler & Co. which failed on OCTOBER
40. 1907. has been posted for transfer 10
owen F. Roberts. Mr.. Kessler has been
member of the Exchange since April L.
1900 He obtained his discharge from
bankruptcy in November 1903.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
pu,cur COTTON MILLS cURTAIL

r,ro,,54n.,e June 1.-THE B 3. r.
tyn;gh, COMPANY. which operates cotton
,,,,1Ie IN this state and Massachusetts. to
a.. ros-ed notices in all its mills that they
v,a,,ld be closed two DAYS each week begin
ming next Monday. The company employs
about six thousand operatives. me hlgh
cost Of raw cotton is given as the reason
for the curtaiment-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
NEW BULL STEAMER LAUNCHED.

Newport News. Va. June n--Ihe ne"
steamer Ruth was launched at sthe yards
- the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Drvdock Company here this afternoon. The
vessel. which is being constructed for the
Il Bull Steamship Company. of New
York. was named by Miss Ruth Priscilla
Killeen, OF New York The steamer Is
freight carrier and viii ply between ports
On the Gulf Of Mexico end the North At
lsFftic see board
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
NEW MEXICO CENTRAL MORTGAGE

The P1tts5urg Trust Company, as trus-
tec ~ the mortgage OF 1901 under which
e oao 600 bonds are outstanding. has
brought suit in the district court at Santa
Fe. Kew Mexico. against the New Mexico
Central Railway 10 foreclose the mortgage
Tho road was placed in the hands Of q
receiver last January
The New Mexico Central Railway Com
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
SHIPPING NEWS
port of New York, Saturday, June II,
1910.
ARRIVED

,yo,.et1,,r1 American Line, with rs cabin and
! $50 Storage passengers and mdss Arrived at
the Bar at 10 p m. loth-
yaiIorX. S. Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine at
S 05 - ,, A.. m
o5 palermo e6 and Gibraltar 80, 10 Henderson
I5-otbsrs NTH cabin and 53a steerage passen-
80 ~ re4se Arrived AZ the Bar az 10 a m
steamer Merida. Vera Cruz June ? Progreso
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

Havre. June II. noon-LA L'''' y
York. 7,ftsrttn
Rotterdam. Jure ~. 5 -
New York via BoulcSns -.--ss -
Southampton. June IL l:4e
York via Cherbourg. 80 fcfts
Geuoa. June fI-Cretic 90, ,.usrhars ?"
BCwden. June :. 5 . ul-Ai'79 =
York prfnE los-
New York ,,-s,,. CSri, -
Sartos June 9-Grscian FII,,s 80 ifrorn
T,cior,bo Iuus 9-Swasi ~
PhtlsdeIphia and NsT ~ Ne Nss.Ii. i''ss -
Huelva. June S-NoktS ls,,stls tsf'
SinEspore. June S-Wray Oa'' %
York;. Manila ,--,,,S fputc1
Gibraltar. June Neuoi
villel. New YORK I'm -,
ctbralrar June 1f-vsron.s. vorS -
~ etc for Boston ..1.i.sS and New Tosr}. S's
Lizard June 1i-GenessS ~ /
Rcuen .o.,rnac tni
for Belfast III
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
AIleued ILLEGAL Contract.

Louis Pfaelzer & Sons are engaged tn
general hacking business near the site OF
the Union Stockyards Company. The firm
purchases livestock al the stockyards. and
i, also purchases livestock at points out
side Illinois. which Il ships from points of
origin to the Union Stockyards On through
hills Of lading over the lines of the juno
ton company in connection with the orig
inal trunk line carriers It is alleged that
louis Pfaelzer & Sons have entered into
contract with the stockyards company by
which the company will pay TO that firm
$50 900. fully guaranteed. 'ostenslbly Tor
the purpose Of encouraging. developing ana
retaining al or near the stockyard5 IN chi
CsEo The huSineSs Of said Louis P1aelzer
E. Sons" and also 10 increase the earnings
of the Junction company by increasing the
amount of property transported by the
Junction company in interstate commerce
The government further alleges that the
rsvnlent Of the $4,000 to Louis Pfaelzer &
Sons will constitute in effect a rebate and
an unlawful discrimination. and viii amount
10 the charging Of lower freight tariff
for the freight Of Louis Pfaelzer & Sons,
which it is the duty OF the Junction COM
rs7v 70 file with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. thus constituting violation
OF the EIkins law.
The government therefore asks that the
defendants he required 10 appear before the
Circuit Court 70 answer the charges in the
hfl Of complaint. and that in the mean time
the defendants be restrained by the court
from carving into effect any agreement
alleged 10 be in violation Of law. and that
the Chicago Junction Company be required
n file with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission tariffs for the transportation #
freight which = handles in interstate com
rnerce.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
NEW DIRECTORS OF NJ, K. & T.

H s Black president Of the United
States Realty and Improvement Company
and Frank Frazier. of Chicago, who was
associated with James A Patten in the oid
firm of Bartlett Frazier & Darlington, have
been elected directors Of the Missouri. KAN
sas & Texas Railway Company 20 MI va
rarcies
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
Tomorrow. Specially Prepared Sale Of
Misses & Girls Summer Appafs
Very Much Below Regular Values

Misses Suits of White Repp Tan and xl - se
White Linen Il to 20 yrs Values S975 and 1880 s675
Misses Dresses hand embroidered lingerie suitable for
graduatons. IA 20 yrs Values $3.50 and 1880 975 %
Misses Dresses OF White Cross Bar AL
Figured Dimities, IA 20 yrs Value $3.50, at
Misses Dresses Of Chambray. Figured Lawn, , ~ Sf
Check Ginghams and Dimities II 20 s. s3SO 4.S''
Values $3.50. SIS and $3.50
Misses Skirts OF Imported White Repp. az s1.9e,
Values SIS 50 and AS
Girls Dresses Of Plaid Gngham and Plain White Lawn, s
Dutch Neck Models 6 to "A WIS, at ~
Values S375 and $50
Girls Dresses OF Stripe and Check Gnghams. -
also Plain Chambray g IA yrs S1.65, l.So' %
Values S275 $50 and 395
Children's Dresses of White Lawn. in French q
and Russian Models to o yrs. at 9oc' !"
Values S15O and is
West nty-third stree
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
cANADA's REVENUE s1o1.5Ot,o34.

Ottawa. June 11.-Final returns show
csnads's revenue last year was S101, ,50l,034.
breakinr all records There was a surplus
of 500 0s2. .1s5 in receipts above expendi-
tures.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth. June H. 3.iT p m-Philadelphia' New
York for Cherhourg and Southampton tano
proceeded, 100 a m oceana tGerl. New
York for Chsrbourg ana Hamburg $50 m
bourg AMI Erenen tand both proceeded
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
ACCUSED OF REBAT|NG
CHICAGO Stockyard ConlpanIeS
Sued by Government.
WlCKERSHAM DRAFTS BILL
Interstate Commerce Oomrn1s-
sion Complainant Alleges Vio-
lation of Elkins Law.

washington. June 11-Under lnstruclloHs
from Attorney General Nickersham. Nll-
ier,, : Kenyon. Assistant 70 the At'oIIeN
General is expected TO file In the Cnlteu
States Circuit court at Chicago ON MonoaS
2 hin in equity against certain Of the nj
csso stockvsrd companies for alleged re-
hating on freight charges
The bill was prepared at the request Of
he Interstate Commerce commission
which IS the complainant IN the proceeding.
I Is directed against the Union Stockyards
and Transit Company. the Chicago juno
ton Railway Company. the Chicago juno
ton Railways and Union Stockyards Com
panv and Louis Pfselzer & Soae.
Il is alleged in the bill that the tracks ot
he Chicago Junction Railway Company
ere controlled by corporations subsidiary 10
the Union Stockyards Company. The rail-
way company handles all incoming and out
going stock for the Union Stockyards al
chicago. It is alleged that the livestock
freight is delivered 10 the Chicago Junction
Railway from all the trunk lines entering
Chicago. and by il delivered to the Union
Stockvards: that specific sums car are
Maid by the trunk line carriers for tNs
service. including the loading and unload
ing Of stock cars, Yet no tariff is filed by
The Junction company for this service. nor
Is the charge Included in any tariff fled by
the trl;nk line carriers with the Interstate
Commerce Commission
II further is alleged that the Junction
Railway Company serves approximately boo
industries in and about the stockyards dis
rrict OF Chicago. and that all the tracks
operated by the Junction company are
owned solely by the stockyards company
The complaint alleges that the charges
made bv the Junction Railway on freight
either incoming or outgoing. are not pub
ushed or fled through the Interstate Com
-l7erce Commission. although the bulk 81
rrsfic is in interstate commerce / he
srockvard company advances TO the trunk
line railroads. II fssalleged. all charges. and
twice each week collects from the con-
siEnees the money 1t has advanced 10 the
railroads for the transportation Of stock
from points outside the State Of Illinois to
The stockyards.
L is declared in the bill that two-thirds
Of the net earnings and revenue received by
the Junction company inure 10 the beneft OF
the stockyar1s company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
TUESDAY. JUNE Il.
.Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
I-ssss, For Line. closes sails.
r,rurIanrtz. Argentina. ARP 2:3O m 500 m
MONDAY. JUNE 13.
Colon- C-ristohal. Panama. u go m 5:0O m
Saramacca P'maribo. D " I-ll;oo m l.OOp m
TUESDAY JUNE IA.
- ~ - - Bremen y C; l., s so a m 1000 m
n n -, " ae par6sdos Quebec II 80 90 p m
- uIaiia I. p,o Ianeiro Prince II 90 m 800 p IN
1i ,-ar1,ss H-A A......- 200 . m
- 6a.aEN ..soTr Rot dam H-A. -- 1000 m
= = a E',. .s,eI Inar1, savannah saw -- 400 p IN
= = heo oL - TaCLsonviIe clyde. - 100 p m
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
Stern Brothers
JeWelry Departments

Attention directed o an entirely new collection OF
Diamond Dinner Rings Bracelets Brooches Scarf rms
Links Necklaces Pearl Sautoirs, Collars and CHAINS Goo
Novelties, Match Boxes Cigarette Cases, he Clasps
Stone and Seal Rings Fobs and Cigar Cutters
Also Artistic Designs Hair Ornaments Silver Cnatelalles'
Enamel Bags and Purses Imported Necklaces Hat Pms
Brooches, Chains Buckles and Belts
Also for Monday, the following
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Pearl and Rhinestone Brooches, at 0l'Oo 10 i'|0
Fancy Rhinestone Necklaces, srso az
Set in Sterling Silver and Sterling Gilt, at Oa0U 10 go"
D., chou a,a Rbinestone Hair Pins s1OO to ESQ
Black Moire and Rhinestone Sautors, at $40
German Silver Mesh Bags, inch frame, at 800
Baroque Pearl Earrings snn
IA Karat pierced and unperced ears, a' ~
Womens IA Karat Gold Watches, e1o7e
with Tewe11ed Swiss Movements dt
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

Chicago June 11-Williarn s. Kenyon
said today that the bill charging rebating
against the Union Stockyards and Transit
COMPANY and others is al present in the
hands of Examiner Lamb, of the Interstate
Commerce Commission
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS,

r..,,rat,on and steamer. Pm.
~, I.Isnds Australia, New 2ea-
- is,5 Via Vancouv er)-Manuka. To-day. s; 80
Hawai- fvia san Franciscol-Siefra- June lo' $50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, 4 rs: sunset. 7.30: moon sets. -;
moon age. 6.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
csUrs.g

,owsR PRICE Fos cssss W.
Ptt;sburg. June u Irics =
Company lowered tils 5sv csnS
Vania Grade oil to-a@sS,, .baaseae
other grades remain
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
Stern Brothers s
VIII Close Out Tomorrow. Women's
Tailored Suits 6 Street Dresses
AT Decided Reductions
Tailored Walking Suits
Isrietx nis Se15Gr Of ate2a at s145O 225O $3.50 3s
Formerly from $500 to 1000 -
Street Dresses, e.,oo
OF Fouard Pongee and Taeta Silks, SlZOO 1880, 2s
Formerly from $3.50 to 1000

Dressing Sacques, of Figured Lawn,
Kimonos, of Figured and Dotted Lawn,
of Silk Null,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
The
Rannrodders
By Holman Day

At last comes a political
novel that tells an exciting story.
The spirit Of youth-in love
and in affairs is bound up in
the life struggle of the easy boss
the kind who casually looks
on at a perfectly managed"
election. This big novel is re-
markable also for its humor.
Not in wears has there been a
character to equal Thelismer
Thornton in pointed, quaint,
ircisive sayings. He is a Maine
type pictured fuIl-length in this
novel and his philosophy will
be quoted from Bangor to San
Francisco. I'D have PLAYED
the game different with angels
but | couldn't find the
angels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

There Was Antonio the Mexican in
Ciarenoe p. MullOrd's story Of -Hopalong
sssidy- "A. &. McClurg and Company
u ~ aid oT him that cold bloOded in his
isrOcity, easily angered and quick 60
commit murder II the risk were small.
0e embraced within his hu-k Of soul the
rrtrescence Of all that was evil When
hs had shot CuElsy he rode up to the
rrostrate form and urged his hor.s to
rsmple ON IL. but this the more noble
animal refused 10 do. Said Antonio.
afdressinR tho dead Curley: KNOCK me
Town, will your Call me an unwashed
greaser coyote. hey? You American dog,
You amt saying a word. are you. you
'arnon' You amt got no smart come
hacs now. an you amt throwing no wash
water on me. are your
pDo avenged Curlsy. Said Doc. speak
i1E n his intentions regarding Antonio
u B. Kill him SLOW. 10 he'll feet Il longer
~ he D he shore 70 knOw why he's going
vsnt 10 feel his numbering soul dribbls
t"I.wards Doc. according 10 the story.
Fts half devil when he said this. Later
Do fecame a -bsrserker There can h.
o. TiIestion upon that point. for II IL
recorded hat This heavy boot thuddrd
INTO he Mexicans stomac'.- Doc fin
I-1ea "A he vile Antonio by choking him.
Hopalong won the beautiful Mary
'Ieeasr for his bride lie deserved his
Hize, Tor he was a hero Of the FIRST order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

has immensely enlarged since his time. e.
witEoss the fact that TOO new apscisa
Of birds have since been added 70 ths
state list. Another work on the aub-
ject having the sanction Of the state
authorities and designed. like ita prede-
o~asor. for distribution among the edu.
caiional institutions Of the State has long
been overdue
For tho first volume. now completed
and issued. great praise must he accorded
TO the author, Mr.. Zion n. Ethan: To DE-.
John N. Clarke. director q tho State
MUSEUM. who has given to the entire
affair his personal supervision. and TO
the illustrator u the work, Mr.. Louis
AgassiE Fuertes. now In the front rank
II not the very foremost. among the
countys living artists in this line
The aim % the work has not been 10 make
an ornithOlogy proper. and the deacrip-
tons and details In Il have necessarily
been compressed. The chief object in
view has been TO enlist a wider interest la
birds In different state localities and there
fore much space has been given 60 the
topics Of bird distribution. dates Of mi
grations and the like There is little
doubt tha' the work will amply meet the
expectations Of those who have prepared
Il. that L will help to 20 acquaint the ris-
ing generation with the beauty. interest
and value Of our birds ss To lead % their
mora efficient protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
Hls,OrIeal aud Biographical.

Fabian Franklin in The Life % Daniel
Cot Gilman tDodd. Mead and Company
has written what seems 20 b. an o6icial
biography Of the irst president Of Johns
Hopkins University No fault Will be
found with lee sulo9istic character In 20
far a. that applies 20 President Gilman
himself his great services 10 AMER
can education deserve even more praise
than he biOgrapher bsstoSa on him
Mr. Franklin however has thought u
hest To pass over the difHcilt - thar stood
in Dr. Gilmans way perhaps the time has
not vet come TO tell the whole truth even
In matters % an almost public character
In the accounts Ol the 80 ablishmeut uf
the Sheffield scisntidc school. " Prof
GilmAns withdrawal from Yale. u the
fight for the control Of the University Of
California. to msntion only matters that
are long past. much 10 suppressed that
should have bssn told without regard 20
persons Il only TO present q clear aud fair
portrait Of the subject % the biography
Dr. Gilman Waa the organizer Of the
University % CalifOTnia. Of Johns Hop
kins University. Of the Carnegie In
aiituts Ne 10 a mU@t interesting figure
in the history of American education. and
his story must bs told with greater frank
ness aud more vikOr than IN this we'll
meant eulOEy
With Modern Jewish History Bloch
Publishing Company New York.. DR.
Maurice II Harris concludes his series %
histories d the Jews. In 80 small pagss
he sndeavors to toll the story from the
Renaissance 10 ths present day and 20
describe tho leaders in Jewish thought
In the latter part 81 biz task hs has sue
cesded fairly we'll he has not given ham
self sufficient spacs. however. 10 relate
satisfactorily tho history q his People
throughout the world during four cen
tIriez.
Ia The southern South tAppletoBsl
Prof Albert Bushnell Hart undertakes 10
record hs own observations and 10 prefer
his suggestions riga riding tho race prob
lem. Il u the conscientious effort u a
NoFihener. imbued beyond the common
run with Northern prejudices. 10 view the
QUESTION imparially and 10 SEQ the other
side Il 10 hardly likely that bis point Of
Wow will 10 appreciated by many South
-mer- His conclusion 10 apparently
that We must have patience and hops for
the best There IL much ia Prof Hart .
book that deserves attention. however
opposed Il NAV he TO the reader = opinions
A short school history ~ the war with
Spain. DR. Andrew \. Diapers The
Rescue - Cub0. 10 published ia an en-
larEsd edition b. silver. Burdette and
Company The additional chapters. which
give the authors estimate Of the results IN
Cuba, Porto Rico. tho Philippines and the
United States. deserve attsntion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
The Ship
Dwellers
By Albert BiaeLow Paine

By way Of beginning, Mr..
Paine describes the influence
exerted upon hrs boyish imagi-
nation by Mark Twain's Elmo
cents Abroad" and how his
mind dwelt especially on that
illustration in the book which
showed rhe outward bound
"Innoeents" on the deck Of the
Quaker City. When he grew
up and knew that such voyages
were really possible he prepared
for a pilgrimage TO Mediter-
ranean lands. Here is the book,
and it is interesting to note this
new Innocent following the trail
OF Mark Twain in nearly all the
countries visited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

In" popular interest in natural history
ah' ssp~riaIly IN ornitholORy which has
f""n M notably increased In recent years
70 likely N receive q further stimulus
trough The publication by the state
AIssIf1 ~ a branch Of the State Educa-
'''n DEPARTMENT 81 pOrtly volume fully
Illustrated IN colors. devoted 10 the birds
i View York The present hook covers
i water birds and game birds. and one
''"a'ihg u the remaining species u soon
' follow The work 10 In ell respects in
ended A. a SUCCESSOR u thu famous one
. Nf James v ~ Kay. isElIsd under
'." Tor Auspices In 1874 and row highly
'ei ~ collectors of bird books. and u
.'" present hook 10 ~ SUCCESSFUL a. the
..' NOV IN ndurinE study and observation
u .rI lie m the community II viii amply
..ar no a5or and oOHi spent upon IL.
7'' have reen considerable Dc Kaye
las. n course. long hem Ohaolsie
A -ssI guide 70 the birds Of ths State
me 'angs II 1rnItholoEicai hnovlsigs