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New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
PICTURES BAD PAVEMENTS
Auto Club Picks Those He Cant
Control McAnenv Observes.

\ committee from the Automobile club
~ America. which registered a complaint
last week against the condition of the
city's streets with Governor Dix. presented
their grievances Yesterday to Borough
Pre- sideut McAneny. who has conroi ol
most Of the pavements Of I'm" Borough o.
Manhattan. t,
Il told the committee about what , salu
i'm my statement published in TIE It'puht
this morning" said President McAhetN
after the conference. Il knew the streets
we're I'm bad condition. bat there were eS-
tanuating circumstances, and "e were 40
ing tho best VIC could. ,.
President McAneny said they hrousht
some pictures 10 show horribl" examples OF
bad pavement conditions. 1t was iust as
7 thought il would be. he SAID, WIN
smile Most OF the pictures showed hoieH
in streets over which 7 have no contIoi
euch as psrkways. Take Park Row. ma
is in good repair but there + oIg hole y,
Mail street. lust off Park Row. Mall sttee'
is under the Jurisdiction II the PARK De
nar;rnent 7 cannot touch II any more tuai tal
+ can touch West street, which IS IN tuc
jurisdiction of the Dock Department.
THE visiting committee consisted oi ftnIi
sandcreon. president Of the CLUB: renerlrh
n T-nderwood Colgate Hoyt. thatles To-
Tore1ick and W " Niles
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
H. to philip nuprech,. in ballast. Left quar-

II. to Philip Ruprecht in ballast Left quar-
antine a. -" nl.
steamer M,nueWaska 'Rrf, London March
= and southampton I. to the Atlantic Trans
port Lire. with - passengers and mIsc. Ar
rived al the Bar al 4:i3 q m.
steamer Manhattan tBrl, Antwerp Fehru-
ary -. 10 Saud' rsou * Son. with mdse. Ar
rived at the bar ~ ";:'o m. I'm
Hould.r y Partners. with molasses. Arri> ed
at the Bar - ln B. ~. l2th.
stesmer Surusa oBrl. Manila January :.
Cebu t.. Singarore -. Port Said February -
and Algiers - via Boston March H. to Bar
bcr \ go. with mdse. Arrived az tie Bar
steamer Bella CIIr,. Port Antonio March 6. to
the Ntlantic Fruit Co. with nui'. Arrived at
~" nrr a, -" a m.
steamer Oceana ,GeD. Bermuda March II. to
the. r~ruuda Ntlantc - 90. win $50 passengers
AID mdro. Arrived at ~" Ra' at II 80 90.
vile March :. To- Henderson Bros with 33G cabin
aud ~ t'cras' passenger ana Wds'. Arrived
steamer Ch.ro,ee Azua March l. -auto 10
"'Tts" ,1' p,, Ma%9rv S@nfh@@ nd s2mana
Island :. 20 the clyde IS 60. with - passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived AZ the Bar at 1880
st.amer Flora ,Nor,. Ma.oris March ,. to
l,lga Kelly 60. "ith sugar. Arrived 40 the
Iar az il:;o 'l.
/ taihari"n - and Nue,iias March 4 10 the
Mur7ou - Linz. with mdse. Arrived at the l;ar
Steamer Carolina Ponce March &. Mayaguez
!, and San Juan :. to tho New York n Porto Gtco
I - go. WIN ltD passengers. mans ana ui-e. Ar
rived ~ the bar ~ 49, a m.
steamer Florlc En-. Havrc February 20 10
IN" tompa gueN Geuerae Transatlantiuue. with
! - cabin ard l26 st""raRe passengers and mdse.
Arrived - ~" Ear AZ m.
steamer BoomhorC tDut'hl. ManzaIiilp March
3 20 thc Mun-on - 90 with sugar. Arrived at
m" Bar at / 30 y 18TH
steamer senator tN0u. Blucnclds March 4 and
Pearl Lagoon >. To IN" Atlantic Fiuii 60 with I
passenger and mutt Arrived at the Bar ~ ia.,5
d
steamer ruscarora din. BOMBAY January os
PORT sofa tehruriy io and Algler~ IL Via Rer
mula March 10 TO Philip Ruprecht. Win mds.
Arrty'd Ht tho Bar az 2.ij m.
steamer I'd Mundo. talNrstnn March : to the
B southern Pacific CO.. with mdse. Passed I'm
Quarantine ~ t:lO ru
steamer Proteue. SeV ORLEANS March : Ia
the southern Pacific 60. with passengers and
nidre Passed IN quarantine at G.2O "A ,n
steamer Nm'nh Jacksonville March Io Oith
humber 20 th' Cl,d" - Co. Passed ~ Quaran
tine AZ $40 g..
steamer Antonio Lrpez ,Spanl. C.noa Fehu,
AIRY -. barcelona - Malaga ~ end ,,di, os
t. the C0muauia Twsatlantica. ain - c.hi,
al tir Bar ai u.3p a
steamer Panama 'ristohal March : a., th.
Panama Railroad Ss Line with 100 pa..eupors
malls AMI md-r. Arrived at the Drr al q. ~
A %.
steamer Katshdin Georgetown. IS e. March
30 to 'hs Atlantic coast fnmhei 90 "a i'm I,nn
boz Passed Ion Quarantin" A. II so a n,
steamer Bsfmudan uiD Bermuda March H.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
WILL REPORT ON SUBWAYS
McAneny Doesn't Hope to Get
Definite InterbOrough Plan.

Conferences between officials Of the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company and
representatives of the city in regard 10
the proposition of the company for more
subvays have reached a point where the
conference committee OF the Board Of Es-
innate may have a repor; to make next
week
There was no foundation Tor a story cir
culated Yesterday that the interborouGh
had agreed 10 a proposition tc divide the
profits on tho entire subway system. But
the company has been asked 10 make a
definite statement as 10 whether or not II
will do this-whother II win consent 10
an ALLEGATION Of the franchises In Man
haitian and an extension of The routes as
laid down in the first offer.
Another conference will he held to-mor
row morning I'VE expect to finish up the
formal conferences this week said chair
man Wilcox Of the Public Service Com
mission. "and We hope to arrive tho Inter
borough officials into corner and make
them declare themselves before the week
is over We want 10 know Just what the
city NAV expect 10 get from them in the
way cf modification IN their original
plans"
Borough President McAnany. chairman Of
the conference committe. OF the Board Of
/ Estimate, is not so hopeful of getting any
/ thing definite from the lnterborough. but
I he Is hoping 10 be able 70 make some sort
/ Of a report 10 the Board - Estimate a
week from Thursday.
Yesterday afternoon the McArenv com
ritteo and members Of the Public Service
Commission had conference with tho or.
Gals and the directors Of the Brooklyn
/ Rapid Transit COMPANY in regard to the
recent proposition OF that company. No
definite conclusions We're reached, nor will
there be until the status of tho INTERIOR
ough offer has been definitely Eved.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
MORE MENINGITIS HERE
Austrian Steamer Brings Four
Diseased Greeks to Port.
NINE UNDER TREATMENT
Cases Likely to Afford Useful
Data for Surgeon General,
DR.. Doty Says.

-Four more cases OF cerebro-spinal menin-
eltis were brought Ia this port last night
! from Greece on the Austrian steamship
Martha Washington. Five steerage pas
sengerS. victims Of the same disease were
taken from the Greek steamship Patras on
sunday and sent TO Swnburne Island. DR..
DotN now nas under trea iment nine Greeks
VINO were stricken during the voyage from
'he Mediterranean 10 this port. Including
the SIX passengers yno died Oh the Patras
and ono who died on the Martha Washing
ton, the total number of cases of the dread
disease on both steamships was sixteen
although not alarmed. Or. Doty has
made unusually careful examinations Of
the ninc patients brought 10 this port He
mas given close attention also to tho au-
topsies of the bodies Of those who died and
we're not buried at sea
The nine cases Of cerebro- spinal menin-
eitis that have come here from Greece or
two steamships within thirty-six hours. 3"
said Dr. Doty. will have beneficial effect
IN disclosing many obscure things about
the source Of II, infection on the other
SIDE There Is no occasion for alarm. T
nave been watching for this disease for
over two years. but never before have there
"N'' ~ "'dhy vases 10 como In at once.
1T is rather significant that all the
stricken ones have been Greeks. n would
appear that there might be an endemic of
me oisease III some particular locality in
Greece, ana the information obtained
through the interception Of these nine cases
ana the seven cases where death was
caused by the disease will enable the De-
partment of Health in Washington to
trace its origin.
Inc hve patients taken from the Patras
on Sunday are still alive. although some O,
them are very sick individuals. The serum
of Dr. Simon FleXner has been effective
I'm the treatment. and I hope that by its
use we Will be able to save their lives. We
are still making rigid archaeological ox-
aminauons. although We have found that
the disease is beyond question cerobro-
spinal meningitis
There are such spocidc svmutou1s or
the disease manifest in pationts that il +,
not difficult To recognize IT, shall make
complete reports concerning tie cases now
on Swinburne Island. and expect TO ce,
much material tha; VIII enable Surgeon
General Wyman to make effective invcsti-
cations abroad. especially in Greece
whence the diseased passengers came"
Before releasing the PatraS Yesterday Dr.
Doty and his assistants took the temper
ature Of G25 steerage passengers. There
were few who had temperatures slightly
above normal. and Dr. Doty sent them 10
Hoffman Island for observation. The Mar
tha Washington's steerage passengers VIII
undergo a similar examination to-day. she
also brought TO port last night three cases
Of pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
RELEASEDFR0M MATTEAWAN
Fifth Person Freed Through the
Efforts of Norman A. Lees.

Poughkeepeio. y. Y. March 13.--Heze-
kah Knowles, forty-flve years old. Of Can
andaigua. y. y patient in the Mattea-
wan state Hospital for two years was to-
Gay freed by an order signed by Judge Has
brouck IN the county court here. Knowles
vas up on habcas corpus proceedings
brought by John II. Keech, Of this city. lie
is the fifth person 10 be released through
the efforts Of Norman \. Lees since the lat
ter started the Investigations at Matteawan
a few weeks ago. Lees says he has some
more writs in waiting.
In ordering the discharge Judge Has
brouck declared that so far as he could see
Knowles was all right mentally except that
he had criminal tendencies. There are many
convictions against Knowles in Capandai-
qua, but the crimes now charged against
him. for which he must stand trial. are
mostly for petty theyng. Knowles will
be taken TO Canandaigua tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
MAY USE IT AGAINST HARE
Prosecution Pounces on Affidavit
Produced by Lawyer.

Justice Davis directed the clerk in the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme court az
the close Of Yesterdays session or the ''a'
of Colonel Robert J. Uairc. VINO is charseu
with attempted subornation OF perJu's
while acting as counsel for Henry NJ. Bass
alias John Rodgers. to take charge OF an
affidavit produced by IIaire. which ASSIST
ant District Attorney Maynard CONDUCTING
the prosecution. said might be the basis Of
further proceedings against the accused
lawyer.
The affidavit is signed by Rodgers In II
he asks for a reduction of bail. declaring
that he is innocent. lie testified that Hare
directed him TO sign It after he had ac-
knowledged he was guilty Of the charge OF
grand larceny in the second degree iof
which he was under indictment.
Rodgers and his brother, Dr. &. r. Bass,
Of Wilmington. y. g.. were the only VII
ncsses during tho day. IIairc finished Ms
cross-cxsmination Of Rodgers. which had
lasted eleven hours. extending over three
days.
Or. Bass was placed on the witness stand
at o3o in the afternoon. His direct exam
ination by Mr MAYNARD was still in pros
ress when court adjourned. at o cloch'
and will be continued to-day.
lie told of being summoned to New 1orh
IN September 10y Rodgers, OF seeing har'
and his former associate, Harold W. Trip
pett. who was indicted and pleaded gull'y
to attempted subornation OF perjury. WINE
Trippett was seen by him the oftener Dr'
Bass said that Haire promised TO look al
ter Rodgers's case and discussed the matter
of witnesses. suggesting that two good
appearing women" would he better than
two men as witnesses. for the effect upon
the jury He also stated that Hare mad
promised TO have the case Of his brother
.-;oa roforc .sfaVorahle Judge
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
MUNROE'S DEFENCE READY
Counsel for Get Rich Quick Man
Will Open Case To day.

The rest Of the governments evidence
against George II. Munroe on trial before
Judge Hough and jury in the United
States Circuit Court for alleged misuse Of
the mails in scheme 10 defraud investors.
was submitted yesterday by O. II. Dorr.
Assistant United states Attorney. judge
Houeh ordered an adjournment until this
morning. when George +. Crocker. counsel
for Munroe. will oIen the defence.
The last Of the governments witnesses
We're officers and directors OF the United
Shoe Shining COMPANY. one Of MunrJ :
alleged get-rich quick schemes. Daniel i.
Hennessey. a theatrical booking agent,
testified that he had been made a member
Of the advisory committee that was 10 guide
The dcstinies of the Bootblack Trust. lie
also was "a director of that company. but
never attended q meeting Of the board or
over received a notice of such a meeting.
As TO his financial interest in thc enter
prise. Mr.. IIenncsscy said that he under
stood. but was not certain Of IT,. that three
or four thousand shares Of the stock had
been deposited ia lis name i'm tho Astpr
Trust Company.
LYMAN ". ReddngtOn. first Vice-prcs-
don, of the United Shoe Shining Company.
said that the statement in the prospectus
describing him as Il former Corporat!o
Counsel was an error. fIe had become
vice president Of the company at tho re-
quest Of Neil Ward whose company was TO
float the stock. and that ne never heard OF
Munroc until he read about him in the
newspapers. Mr. RedIington. too, stated
that he nevsr attended q meeting Of the
directors II the company. lie resigned the
position Of vicc-prosident on May ~ last
On the motion of MI CrOcker. Judge
IIough directed the dismissal of seven
counts II the various indictments against
George n. Munroc. There remained sixteen
counts st3ndInS. and conviction FOR each of
them carries a maximum penalty Of tv"
wears anI fine of 5000
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
H. K. THAW NOT TO TESTIFY
Has No Additional Information
Regarding Nugent's Death.

Poughkecpsie. \. y. March l3.--District
Attorney John f. Mack announced to-day
that Harry Is. Thaw would not testify at
the examination Of Daniel Riley. an at
tendant OF the Matteawan state Hospital
charged with manSlauehter in the first de-
gree in causing tho death # patient
named John J. Nugent
II have had long talk with Thaw
about the Nugent case" said the District
Attorney. and | find ne has no additional
Information regarding the death of MI
gent
Riley's examination was today set down
for Thursday next before Judge flasbrouck,
in tho County Court. Several Witnesses.
including George Galbraith an attendant,
the complaining witness against Riley, VIII
testify for the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
GEORGE II. PRIMROSE WINS SUIT.

Justice Guy SignSd yesterday an order
~ discontinuancc IN the suit for separation
brought by Mrs. Esther Primrose against
her husband. Georc" II Primrose, tn"
minstrel Mrs Primrose alleged in her suit
that hor husband abandoned her She
asked FOR almony. saving that her husband
had an estate valued At t21o00). but the
court denied her motion on the ground that
the oldtim, minstrel had already Wei pro-
,idod for his vifo. Primrose said that his
wifo refused to live with him IN tho West
where he owned property.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


southampton. March li-Oceanic tBu, New
York VIA Plymouih ard Chefbogrg.
London. March ~ Minnetonka tBr. New York.
Fayai. March - SAINT Anna d'p. New Nork Tor
Naples and Mars"ill.s.
Chrstiansaud March ~. 10 y M nited states
,panD. New York Tor Copenhagen.
Dunkirk March 10 - Lauren, ,Fr. New York
singapore March II Muncaster Castle ,Brl.
New York Via Alsiers tor Yokohama
victoria. P'azil. March s-Ise OF Lewis ,Bu,
New York for Santos.
pernambuco March s-Woslndc tGcr), New
Work for SantCs.
Bombay. March ~ Neiicnfels GER New York
barbados. March 10 Oruba CbD. southampton
Bermuda March 10. 10 "A m Trent ,Br>. New
lug..
Dover March ~. loio p m-vade-land ,Belg,.
New York for Antwerp Wnd proceeded.
SAILED
Rotterdam. March II ENcelsior Uicn. New
Shields March II karonsa dr. New York.
Uauh1rg March II Marieufes ,Ger New
Work. STANDARD oGcri. New YORK
Iihiu March ,Estonia (Russ). New York
Si"rnoway. March ? Jeseric 'Nor> 0rom Hun.
New York
Brcmeu March II Borkum ,Geri. New York
nolfast March II Nppsl,chcc O}n. New York
Palermo March li-italia 'Ru from Naples.
Iayro, March II 'arolin. ,tn. Now york
Bouinsne. March II. 10 IN Potsdam tDutchl.
irom Rotterdam tor New work.
rlort,. March ~. q y IN Madonna tFn rom
Nfrseillcs for New York
1ihraiiar. March H. sun Giovanni n,nn. Wv
York for naples
Lizard March 10. $50 q IN Naderland ,Bc'sl.
Ne" iorA iol Dover ard Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
LEES CAN VISIT HARRY THAW
Former Matteawan Inmate Wants
Prisoner for d Witness

supreme Court Justice Mills yesterday
issued an order allowing Norman Lees. Of
No. i3t Douglas street. Brooklyn. to visit
Harry * Thaw iu tho NatteaVan state
Hospital Lees was released from the hos
Iital I'm November. 1910 bv an order OF the
supreme Court. and iie has since devoted
much cf his time go irving o" effect the re-
lease Of other persons In the asylum. lie
has made especial efforts In the case of a
man. Myrtle Lamp. iu whose behalf he OBJ
tanned q writ Of habeas corpus.
ICES believes that ThaW will prove an
important witness.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
,,unriCcc REPQRTS.

C,a..o,,c roror,el AZ 80 miles east -
sandy Hook AZ 1920 "A IN YESTERDAY is expected
10 dock this forenoon. ,-a.
I.e Roma reported A. l"i ihlIes edrt o, 'diDI ai
this forenoon. o-o IL, 80, ~,
The Kyudan. reported a. 30 miles east OF
SANDY Hook AZ noon yesterday, IS expected 70
dock this aftcrnoo n. - It, -.
m. { + Tlr,gen reported as 60 miles east
~ sandy Hook at ~" nm yesterday, - eA
recte1 10 dock Wednesday forenoon.
The puca ii Geneva. reported as olS iii'Ps
east = Sandy Hook az $40 m yesterday l.
.xpectcd = lock this forenoon.
Th, = Louis reported as 1.li8 miles east OF
SANDY Hook at go N yesterday Is expected
10 dock Thursday forenoon.
THO Zeiten reported as 10 miles cast %
sandy Hook at 5i5 y ~ y.sterdar, Is expected
80 do..k rIirsla- forenoon
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
TPANSPACiFlC MAILS

destination ana steamer flpse IN y. /. y. VI.
Hawaii, Japan. C0rea. China ttia
san Frtucsco)- Mongolia ....-.... Mrh IL. $40
Hawaii 'via Tacoma -MisscUrian. Mch IL $50
Japan. Corsa. china Ota Iatomab -
Rcncropnon ........................Mc Mch II. $50
Japan COres. Philippines via Van
UouteD Empress ~ India. ....... Nch II, 60
FIJI Islands Australia New Zealand
"a Vancouverl~ hIoana ......... Mich ~. $50
japan. Corea. China. Philippines ,via
Seattle)-sado Msru...............Mc .Mch 10. G:ao
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. china. Philip
pines N3 san Francisco America
uaru ..................... Nch % & 70
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York Monday. March IS
1911.

steamer spiral 'Nori. Macoris March I ana
Eauto Domingo Fity {. with sugar. 10 Muller.
gchaU & 90. vessel 10 tho Donald - 60.
Arrived al the Bar ~ 20 ~.
steamer Joseph Z fun"n tNorl. Port An
tonic March :, to tho 'uu"o Importing 70.
with fruti. Arrived r- the Bar a. - a n
Steamer tilcRhhnv nirri. Havana Fehrusrr
9a Cionfuec0- @S MauEaulllo March g Green
Island and Safanna lu Mar ! Kingston aud
Port Norsnt :. rnd Ier"mi" : to tho Ham
burg American Line. with passengers. mails
ana mdsc. Arrived 40 tho Bar - So . m
Steamer rakotsh tBrl. Baltimore Mar.h
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
AcAnfMv or MISC. nOHh TnjjRkF
uUAUSmU 10. 20 4 30c. UUUN IUVUVl

to \ T. Outcrbridge & co. with 243 passengors.
malls ana mdse. Arrived the Bar AT 1890
"A
steamer lagCnic~. Port Arthur March T. 20
the J VI Gurey Petroleum 60. with oil. Passed
IN Quarantine at noon.
steamer Martha Washington Ausp. Trieste
February -. patras ~. Palermo March and
NgieYs 3 10 Phelps Brothers & Go. with 2ss
cabin and l421 steeiagc passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at 800 M.
steamer Roma tFrl. Marse,lles February -
and Naples March |. to ! W Elwell & 90. with
passengers and mdse. Passed Fire Island AZ
1890 p m.
Steamer Cestran uir Liverpool March . 70
the White star Line. with mdSe. or Ambrose
channel lichtship at 1913 m.
steamer Virginia tAust. Trieste February
and Palermo -. 80 Phelps BROTHERS & CO. with
mdsc Anchored In Quarantine AT 1910 M
sandy Hook. j. March l3 9:3o p m-Wind
east. calm. partly cloudy. moderate sea.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS
NAL Vessel
aN.a.a ..lI.

NAL Vessel
Vessel For Line closes. sails
l,,,utr riuz " Bremen. - |, G:3o n NJ 1000 a IN
- - u, ,.r.p,d, ~ Nirc't Trim 1890 a IN - on m
,.l,-t, N.rlee Ia Neioce.. l3.01 m
NohaWk Jacksonville. 'lNde. lho m
- -, - Touis Savannah SaV. 500 IN
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH ~.
N,urctaria. Liycrp1up Gun j J.3o a IN 900 a m
peruudian. Bermuda. Qu"Dec 500 a M lptn a IN
pbuodelphia curacao Red - $50 IN 1900 m
ms Hrazn Brazilian. .... II 90 M i:Go p m
st.-,.niito Santiago. ward. i2:oO
JI-rcn IacksonV HE. clyde. 90 p IN
e,r Narcnz. ,i1iv.stou. Mall. 100 IN
THURSDAY. MARCH Il"
', \ victoria. Nsmputg u \ 6.aoa u
4. Provence Hutr". French. 80 = 30
vo,ro o1e'lc. Hitin-. Ntii 300 IN
..nta slrrfa. jamaica. 4 r 60 $50 nt
o..,ua p.rrutiis. Igsr AtI. 100 m 1900 D 900
oscar H. ,ou.nlaCcu. - Am ZOO IN
Tth.iu. Bremen. - l..-.--- l":i" a ~
Xnlturuo Rot rlanl. lranium
Ri ,;rard,. BI'Wi,k. Mallory 5:"" p IN
9 of Montgomery say. Shv. 800 P m
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

There are Spring ovcrcoats
and Spring overcoats, and we
have them both.
Some men prefer blacks and
dark OXfords. or some other
subdued pattern - we've the
widest variety.
Others wan! fabrics a little
more Iively-we've lots Of such
coats scattered all through the
range of prices.
Such as a handful of hand
woven Shetlands, brown effects.
silk-lined. $40.
Harris tweeds from the bon
nie banks of the River Tweed.
Every good sort of Spring
Overcoat for every sort OF use.
at from S18 to So.
Here's chance tc laugh at
Spring showers.
\IackintOshes that were most
all $50 or more.
a13.75 now.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
INCOMING ST ZANE 2 5.
TO-DAY.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10.


.Lusitaula. ......iiv.rpool. Mich VI Cunard
.St Inui.. ......... southampton. Mch s.Amer u
.uo,ar,,i ........ .'oiOn. Mch ?.........I = 60
sIu,ia ..... .Cuiaooa, Mch ?...... Red u
Zeit,n..............iIr iIrenen. Mch IN g i.oyd
Ana Naples. VI d i......... TIA ian
y,riIs '........ .N-V orleans Ne II - Gac
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

SteaUlers Advance Cristooal: Princess Anne
Norfolk and Newport News; Coppename Dutch,
Dcmcrara. President Grant tGerD. Hamburg
Mira ,Br. Port said: Buckminster 'Brl. Jack
~onNillo: Algonquin. Brunswick. Madison. Nor
folk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINrATURD ALMANAC.
cun,ise G:I5 sunset. 6:o6, moon rises' ---
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

"hraiar March I: San Giovanni n'nn. WV
York for naples
Lifa.d March II. $50 m Naderland ,lc'sl.
New York for Dover ard Antwerp
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-23
follows :
BeIfietd

Mrs. C. W. Scharf and Mrs. George
Flint were in Dickinson on Monday.
H. C. France. "a big farmer IS miles
north, has a good crop of fax and wheat
this year.
A: C. ilosfield. whose farm is south
west of town in the edge of the breaks,
expects to get about nine bushels per
acre of wheat this season. This is
what the Nels Madison farm just north
of him threshed.
Sheriff WEIGH came to Bel field for six
teen jurymen for the Bancroft case,
among the number being, A. C. Hos
field. Andrew Sutton, George Hickey.
Ed. Ehrle. Oscar Simindson. Fred Atten-
berg. Frank Hicks. Charles King, Jim
Mullaney. c. W. Scharf and M. E.
Flemming. Several were accepted az
trial jurors as the list published else
where in the PRESS shows.
Belfield is the marketing point for a
large ter1itcry in which some very good
/, grain has heen grown this year. The