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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
FOR LOWER RATES
Service Board Hears Complaint
Against the New Haven.

The increased rates on the New York.
New Haven e. Hartford Railroad for the
people OF Mount Vernon has resulted In
decreased receipts 20 the extent Of Ga per
cent and a decrease of IS per cent In pas
senger traffic annually since the higher
rates were put in operation in July, 1870
was the contention made yesterday after
noon by Joseph S. Wood, who appeared as
counsel for the citizens OF his city before
the Public Service Commission of the "a
District, In No. / Madison avenue.
President Mellen. OF the New Haven sys-
tenn, who had been subpoenaed. was 50
busy with the affairs OF the Boston d
NJ aine that his request TO be excused was
granted He promised to attend the next
hearing.
Mr.. Wood sought 10 prove by comparative
estimates and tables that while the New
Haven had saved a large amount or money
yearly by the electrifcation OF its ROAD. yet
II had raised Communication rates and had
advanced the price Of tickets all around.
He asserted that in one year the New YORK
Central had saved sSzi. 900 by electifylns
its road and that in the same year IT had
advanced the wages of its employees 10 the
amount of $1,000. He also declared that
for 1903 the Long Island Railroad, by the
adoption of electricity as its motor power.
had operated for Sc i3 per cent less than
in the previous year. when II had useu
coal. Mr.. Wood thought. therefore, that
the New Haven should have decreasel
rather than increased passenger rates An
other hearing will be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
WICKERSHAM ON THE STAND
Attorney General Gross Exam
med in Will Contest.

Attorney General ,Wickersham was under
cross-eXamination yesterday as a witness
in the contest over the will Of Miss Char
lotte Van den Heuvel. which is being tried
before Surrogate Fowler. Mr. Wickersham
was counsel and manager of the affairs OF
Miss Van den Heuvel. He said that at
times the memory of his client. who was
very old. was not good. and that she fire.
quently failed 10 recognize him. saying on
one occasion. "Oh. here comes my lover"
Several witnesses for the contestants
against a codicil made by Miss Van den
Heuvel. in which she left house to her
nurse, Miss Caroline Koch. told Of her &c
centricities and her weak memory. Some
Of them also told some more about the pet
parrot which she owned and which has
figured importantly in the case. in so far
as showing that the conversations OF Miss
Van den IIeuvel with the bird and the fact
that she used 20 sing TO the parrot we're
indicative IF her mental weakness. But II
has been generally conceded that the par
rot was particularly knowing bird and
that II keenly enjoyed music.
DR.. r. o. Born testified that. in his opin-
ion Miss Van den Heuvel was never
brilliant woman, but just simple and kind
hearted" f. ]. Hancy. who was a clerk
In the Office OF Mr.. Wickersham when the
latter was practising law in this city. told
about Miss Van den Heuvel forgetting her
name when signing checks. She used TO
stop to remember. the witness said. and he
had to prompt her. He testified that she
used 10 say she was signing checks for
me and Polly" and that Miss Van den
Heuvel told him that Polly always liked to
hear her sing.
Mr.. fairfield. counsel for Miss Koch. the
nurse who benefited by the codicil. called
Hancys attention TO certain powers OF at
torney which the lawyer intimated Miss
Van den Heuvel signed and Hancy Wit
messed in this period of her mental weak
ness, but the witness did not remember
them. Philip Strong who married a cousin
OF Miss Van den Heuvel, testified that he
had met Miss Van den Heuvel only three
times. and that on one Of these occasions
she said she feared that her nurse would
Kill her. She also talked about putting her
parrOt TO bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
omciai Record and Forecast.-washing

Onicial Record and Observation-Disclosures.
Nov. 1.-The coolest weather OF the season is
now general over the plains states and the upper
Mississippi Valley. and II is attended by aa
area of abnormally high barometric pressure
which is moving southeastward. IL is altogether
probable that during the next several days unsea-
sonably cold weather Will prevail throughout the
Eastern and Southern states. II Is probable
that this cold change will be attended by gen
eral frost in the south Atlantic and Gulf states.
except in Southern Florida and extreme South
eri Texas.
Temperatures Of Wednesday morning were
near zero in Eastern Montana and North Da
kota and Wednesday night the line OF freezing
Temperature extended from the lower lake region
southwestward TO oklahoma and the Texas pan
handle In the last twenty-four hours there
we're rains I'm the Atlantic states and SHOWS In
the region OF the Great Lakes and In the plains
states and south Rocky Mountain region.
The Indications that the weather will be
generally fair with low temperatures In all por-
,,ons OF the country except the Pacific slope.
durIng the next forty-eight hours. snow is prob
abie however Thursday and Friday in the
south Rock Mountain region and Friday or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

said the whole system Of reorganization
as planned by Commissioner Fosdich
had been dropped.
On the recommendation OF Mr. Tucker
of Commissioner Fosdick's office. Charies
Hannelley. in the payroll bureau of the
Park Department was 8 aeduled TO be
auditor of the department. Mr.. Han
nelley, however. is still in his old place.
and the place of auditor has not been
created. Mr.. La Roche 1t was SAID
would be. in position to act in that
capacity. as he is to have supervision OF
the mechanical as well as clerical SIDE
OF the department, according to his own
definition Of his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
CHURCH TO CHANGE ITS NAME.

The Harlem Collegiate Reformed Church
announced yesterday change In It's cor
porate name. to take effect on January l.
and a new name and new work for its East
Side work. II also announced new work III
its Lenox Avenue Church, designed to meet
changed conditions in Harlem. Only for the
last twenty-five years has II employed the
word "collegiate." For 225 years 1t was the
Reformed Church of Harlem. 1t VIII now
return TO that name. ana instead 3i tIle
Avenue Church being the second, the Lenox
Avenue will be the Church Proper, ana
tho East Side work Will be the blmendorl
CbapeI' The Rev. 4. \. Felstrom. now In
charge of the East Side work, VIII retire
m January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TO TAKE CHARGE OF MISSION.

Bishop Rudolph. of the Reformed Epsco-
pal Church, as chairman of the board Of
trustees of Christ's Mission. 9th street
near Eighth avenue. has announced that
the Rev. Manuel Fernando. OF Porto Rico
has been asked to take charge of the mis-
sion for three months. with the hope that
he Will remain permanently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Lusitania. reported as elO miles east .,
Sandy Hook AZ noon yesterday is expected ~
dock Friday forenoon. e,,.
The Cedric, reported as 80 miles east OF SANDY
Hook at 10 a m yesterday, IL expected 10 uoc"
FRIDAY forenoon. 49,. -, -.
The Princess Irene. reported as 900 miles Sast
OF sandy Hook ~ noon ycsterGay. u expected 70
dock THIS forenoon. - .
Tn. Caroline reported go miles east OF
SANDY HOOK al e:i0 a m yesterday. Is expected
Io,L E-ridav forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
Fosdick Plans Dropped.

Although Commissioner Stover had
said on the reinstatement Of John Beatty
as Superintendent of Parks that the lat
ter would follow the course pursued by
Mr.. Hilty, IL was declared yesterday
tina: Mr.. Beatty had made none Of the
raids to clean up the parks which were
conspicuous in Mr.. Hilty's regime, and
that in other ways he had followed his
own plans in the administration Of his
office. one official of the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

Destination and steamer. close IN Nj ~
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China, Philip
pines Cyia San Francisco)-Mon- o
r"Iis Observation-Disclosures dav. $50
Hawaii Via San scoJ-Lurline.No NOV D. o'So
Japan. Corea. China (via Seattle c,o
SnNcrlC f'''' -
japan. Coroa China Philippines Yia
Soattlel-Chicago Maru ........... nov q p'So
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand, Australia Cia san Fran o c,o
cisco,-MaitaI observation-disclosures Nov 10. $50
Tahiti Marquesas via San iran - "a,
cisco)-NaripUsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT, o''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
Friday night in the middle and southern plains

Friday night in the middle and southern plains
states. ~,
The winds along the New England coast VIII
be moderate north ana northwest: middle At
lantIc coast moderate west and northweH'
south Atlantic and east Gulf coast, moderaW
north; west Gulf coast moderate northeast; on
the lower lakes moderate west and northwest:
upper lakes, moderate northwest.
Steamers departing Thursday for European
norris will have moderate TO brisk west TO north
west winds and generally fair weather TO tho
Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For \

Forecast Tor SperIhI LOcaIItIrs.-T"T NVTV"-
ern New England. fair and continued cold to-
DAY and Friday; moderate north winds
For Southern New England. fair and colder
,odav. FRIDAY fair and continued cold mod
crate north winds.
For Eastern New York, fair to day. except
snow I'm northwestern portion; colder, Friday
fair. moderate west to northwest winds.
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Penn
sylyania Delaware Maryland. Virginia and
New Jersey fair and colder to-day; Friday fair.
continued cold: moderate northwest winds
For West Virginia. fair and colder to-day;
Friday fair. continued cold.
y For Western New York. local snow 10 day;
Friday fair, continued cold. moderate northwest
Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

Highest temperature yesterday 30 degrees 1at
1905 "A. M; lowest. 40: average. 20; average
for corresponding date last year. 53 average for
corresponding date last thirty three years 40
Local Forecast. To day fair and colder: Fri
day fair. moderate west TO northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

Local Official Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. In comparison with the correspond
Ing date OF last year.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02


Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sails.
La Ssvoie, Havre French. 700 n IN lO;vo m
CIR Knrf0Tst. Bremen, l. 100 "A IN 1000 m
Adratic. Liverpool. VIII Star 500 m Zoo m
NJ row Castle. Havns, Ward 300 IN Zoo IN
Metapan. Colon. u r Co... $50 a m l2'W m
Allemanla Hayti, H-A...... l;Oo m 30 2 IN
1'bcroLee prlnsw'k CLYDE . --- 100 p IN
& of Columbus savan'h Saw. 300 m
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
s.rursnca. Nassau Ward .l2Oom 2.oopm
= MaUrits. Hayti. W I. 200 y m 400 m
Santiago, Tampico. Ward. $500 l2;O m
Mohawk, Jacksonville clyde. - ] 90 y m
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4
X \ Victoria Hamburg. IA $50 a IN 900 m
st Louis. S'ampton, American COO m $50 m
&C. anic southampton, W s. $50 "A m II 90 "a
Carolina. san Juan, NY&PH. $50 n IN 1900 m
Byron. Bahia. Lamp e. Holt. $50 m 100 m
Seminole San domingo. Clyie.looO m | 90 2 III
Saratoga. Havana. Ward.....l0.00 IN 100 p m
i 4 Vilhelm. Jamaica. Hail .01 a IN 200 p
Caledonia. Glasgow, Anchor. 300 IN
Arcona, Naples. italian ...... II o. "A m
iceland. Antwerp. Red star. -- 1900 m
Minnctonka, London. Al TT. 500 a m
Italia. Naples. Anchor 90. 1870 IN
San Iacinto. G'veston. Mallory 90 IN
Concho. Tampa. Mallory. -- 100 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

Youths.
Don't load up with an over
coat untitled to your mode OF
life.
If your outdoors is found in
going back and forth to bust
ness. YOU want a dresSy coat
black or Oxford smooth fin
ished cloth. with velvet collar.
If you're outdoors a lot, q
rougher coats the thing.
Single breasted, double
breasted. and raglan coats
some with belted backs; of
rough, serviceable cheviots-
some of imported tweeds.
Youths sizes-32 to 30 chest.
For men of greater glrth.
We've everything in over
coats from an excellent stout
frieze at $18 to silk lined
Montagnac at $40.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 18th st. 34th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

e OF Savannah. Savannah. saw
Iroquols, Jacksonville, clyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
M LETTINGS.

QUARTERLY MEETING of the American ~. IN
ST sp m r. a. b. DAYTON. Sec'y.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBscRIPTniG0Scs'
FOR The Tribune received at their Uptown oh..s'
No 1864 broadway. between 'loth sho o.,, AZ
until a o'cloek a. m. Advertisements renewed w
tho following branch offices at regular ONCE rae
uutil O'Clock p. m, VIZ: pa 9Th ave. :. q ,.h
o2J ST 1hs 9Th ave cor. 18th st; 100 East ltth
ST. a57 West 40 ST., between It'll and etn s'e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise $50 sunset, 49,; moon sets lAf'
rioon's age, l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
Official observations taken at United States

For Western Pennsylvania. fair and colder to-
day; Friday fair. moderate northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Rio do Janelro. oct 2s-Tcnnyson (BD. New
York.
Lyttleton. oct 2e-Iord Lonsdale OBI. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Observations taken al p. No.. 18th meridian time. Ar
pressure reduced 10 sea level -
sobss. continuous lines pass through points Of equal air
pressure.
lsoh.rns dored lines pass through points oieaua tenn
ptfaure drawn only for zero freezing 60 and 100 degrees
Q Clear o Partly Cloudy = Cloudy, X Ram, Snow
NJ Report missing. Arrows Wy with the wind.
Fntigures indicate tempt nature second, 1hour pfecp
isiion OF OF inch or more Tor u hours ending yes
terosy third wind velocity when 10 OF more miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

2 90 p m
| ~ . m
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10

Qfannel al Yortll9al bar t9nft at
inorette iig / 5remtiOen. Zen ior.
benOGrenOe aonge er, eiter booo
man oil bioe. foit oDerbeOiit onL
at oen Gag oil fomme, oa ban ira
9ortugal oil fon 9(nmooning ON
after at beitige line 5pOres Irone,
og ban oil 0erfor al al @pne for-
bereOe iig til at OGre ben tore Op-
9ane pofien. Der 0n oenter bam.
) 9e8Dnoelien al BET npe 9lar
er @rfong Monuel eiter 9eitem-
melie flpttet mo ct 6us, ban bar
fs6t / 9iic6mono, og bar melot Jig
iom Stu0ent peo llniperiitetet / 0r.
foro; ban oenter in9en iprli9 Op-
mprfiombeo ira llnioeriitetets SIDE
iom 5blge al lin tioli9ere Stilling,
men bil oripe line Stu0ier 9anife
lom ale anOre StuOenter. 9oftor.
titlen eller nogen onoen lpro @roo
trngter ban life eiter; bans 5or.
maol er nlene at tileone iig oen
9ritnOigit mulige gioen ON Diplo.
mnti og statSoioenifab, og naar
ban bar itu0eret / Orfor0 nooIe
9ar, er BET bans Seniigt at mo-
oioe lin aunoifu6er paa en- geroens-
reiie, Der 6G. a. ifal gaa oper 9ln-
Itrolien, Sp0airifn, aonaoa og De
5oreneoe stnter, og paa boilfen
ban naunlig oil itu0ere oe ior-
ifeIIiee 9le9erinesiormer.
gtaar ban er penOt tilbnae ira
Oenne 9ieiie, oil ban otter tage iait
OpboIb gngGono og ser nfpente
9eaioenbeoernes Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10
}ol6eldQingen
og kongreSlen
sntallet af Hepreientanter iorcilaas
forbpjet fra 391 til 433.

@oibington, 8. San. - 9leprp.
ientant Grlmpacfer, sSormonO paa
6olfetpllin9sfonliteen foreloeoe
Dag Observation-Disclosures 0us ct 5or.
lag til Smoroning al bette llus.
,Sor lioen bar Staterne ]let til
Ell 9iepr9entant for bDer $4,000
SnobDggere. Zen ioreiIaae0e 2oo
foranorer Bette Qal til $4,000.
Otter Grumpocfers Sorilng pif
Observation-Disclosures eiter I. Wiarts
1913 iaa 1873 Dieolemmer, noeluf-
fenoe gIri3onn og glem pterico.
5orIlo9et er noarbeioet ianleoes,
at De Stater, iom bar tnbt ! SnO.
6pggerantol eaer life igr6get bette
iDn0erli9t 0e ii0ite 10 9lor, ali0e:
oel 6ebol0er iomme glntal 9iepre.
ientauter iom biotil SnoIeoes be-
6olber /. Gfs g1ebraifo line 6 9ie.
prRientanter % Soma line II. 5or-
egelier pil falOe ioaleoes
alabama, Colorado, 5loriOa,
Georgia, Soabo, 2ouiiiana. Waidi.
gan Qainneiota, Montana, gaortb
8afoto, Ohio, Oregon 9lbooe IS.
Iano, Soutb 0ofota, lltob og @eit
girginia faar bper een mere.
Sainois, Wiasinhuietts, gteiu Ser.
iep, Teras og @aibington = bper
to flere.
Californian og Oklahoma = boer
ire, Penniploania fire og yeem Dorf
let's.
Nr. Grumpacfer tiger, at bette
Sorilag life obiolut er at betragte
iom aomiteens enoeliee Wenine,
men oct er iremlagt for at BABE
noget at aoa no ira til at oonne en-
9aiis for ssomiteens 9rbeioe. 5ler-
tollet al aomiteens Meolemmer
mener oog at Bloncn oil blipe peo-
taget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10

9iepr9ientanternes !0na, bpor sSn.
augurationen fanOt Steo, bar pei
iplot al beisgen6e. Dfange al Cop.
giuerne 6aooe bragt oeres 0ultrlt.
er og genner me0 iig.
Den aftreoenoe @uperner S6ol-
lenberger bolot en- lang Gale. San
gap ct Sil6ngeblif oper oct iioIte
aars 2opgi0ning og on6eioleoe oa
i9rlig at bol0e fait ne0 oen neo-
tagne 2ifsrlop OH 2ufning al llo.
if9nfningsiteoer al. 8. st nnoet
1unft, iom ban nPUneoe me0 Gf.
tertrpf, pnr Sanfen om at ofifaffe
9rinGrlopen og penoe tilbage til
aonuentionsiDitemet.. - Get uar 10
iiffert BELT natlrrligt, at Sballen-
berger ianot Sell ueo Brimprlonen
Gen er 10 ianoipnligois SfDl0 l. at
ban life iif en- onoen 5erniin. -
Zen in0trp0en0e 8uDerngr toa
life lang 9io til at lepere line BE
fommenootioner, rimeligpiS foroi
ban bar RIG 2lnleoning til 5rem-
ti6en at tale til 2oogioererne; men
ban tolte oornt, oor til Dels pel-
talenoe, og bsIteOe itGrft 9ifalo.
&on irembpoeoe, at Den itore,
me9tige grDggertruit" fremoeles er
oftip, og 8alget bar life I9rt oen,
at Solicit er beItemt paa at itpre
oets egen Stat San refommenoereoe
2ofaIitpre / 9per, Der bar 5000
sSnobpggere eller oeroper, og be-
nptie0e 9lnIeonineen til at prize
Douglas GountD. foroi oct baooe
erfleret iig imoo Stemmemaifiner.
@uperneren baaber paa gooe 9ie-
iultater al iom 0aagten er foroelt.
San mener, at ben republifanlfe
@uuerner og ben itGrfe republifan'
ife Minoritet 9egiilotliren ber ar.
bejoe Sarmoni meo ben oenlofra.
tiife Woioritet. San benitiller fort
2opgipning og 9liournering al 2e'
aislatllren ben I WdrtS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10

gortu9olS 5orfatning Gen fore
lebiae 9legering Bortligal bar /
ltore 9ref uoarbeioet llofaitet til
en- M 5orfatnineslou, iom oil blioe
iorelagt geputeretfamret. 9fegerin-
gen ipnes at 6ape opgipet lin Blnn
ON at gioe grpiioenten iterre Wagt-
fllbfommen6eb. Hepnbliffen pil fna
en- parlamentariif aarofter meo 2i-
eeo9eten mellem Den loogioenoe oe
ben u6eeen6e Wagt iom @runoiag
Yrpiioenten ifal pplges paa 5slar
al oen looeipenbe Wfagt, og ban fon
life genp9loes Itrafs efter i'm af-
gang. Ger ifal fun efsiltere cen
lopgioenoe 5oriomline, Der pplgeS
paa ire glnr. arigs-, sSinans- oQ
Marineminilteren iant Miniiteren
for offentliee slrbeiber Ifal betraa.
tes iom itaoenoe u0en ior Folitif'
fen oe ifal oerfor life funne al
ipttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10
9nuerndr A,sriC6
inO Iat.
Zen aftrGScnNc 6nDcrupr nn6rfa.
Ter slfifaffelicn nf GrimGrlouen.
Zen nge 8nucrnpr baa6er paa
bnrmOniif glrbcioe mcllem
Fartiernc.

Qincoln 9}ebr., 5. San. - 0be.
tier u. 2lIorid in6iattes GftermiO.
Oag iom guoern6r al 3ebroifo, og
eiter at Dan for Ssieiteretsoom.
mer 9feeie 6oooe aflagt @mbeos.
go, 5olot Den npe GfiefutiD en- Ia.
lie, / 6DiIfen ban minoeoe oe for.
ionleoe 2opgipere onL at 8al9.
tnnpens ui5ine"s fremoeIes par le-
penOe. men @olitif moa inaen 9ioIle
ipille oct 2ou9ioningsarbeioe iom
foreIiaqer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10

Senator glfins Giterfeleer Char.
leston, SO. 3D., Q. San. = @uuer-
ner @rasicocf bar Dag flinosiort
llonGpneIien al Dnpio glfins til
De Soreneoe Staters Senator Ell.
ter bans 6a6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-10

mooeilfl19 fad Sflofl0oel1e pdd uos
nponelen al 8onliteer og fan iaa-
leOe5 fonme til ogiaa at gpe Sno.
flp0ele poa 6ele 2oogioningsar6ei-
oct.
@oItinipeft6r $. .. Soil tilIto6
6reoags noe Gan 5rancisco, at
ser De iioite to llaer fire iorifel-
li9e @anae oar itiaolet Spffe meo
reaiitreret 9oit unoer Boiten85rans.
port ooer 5an 5ranci8co6ngten.
6Duerierne oor forpDet %, 26. og
20. Sec. oo 5. Sop.
so @piter 6leo tiOlig Qpr0oa
Morgen 6repet 10 al Oeres Senge
- mango al Dem g}nt0ragten =
oeo Sloles / St. 5ames Sotel /
Soma Gitp, So. Om 9(oriogen til
5I6ens Opfomit Tiger Mel0ingen in-
tet.
Gn 0ren9 poa t8 Mar, Stint
mo @oro, oanot I 5re0ogs oeo
Gbnrleiton. 2. 6, $1,000 ueo at
iln0e ooer r8po rioers" og no ooer
9Itlanter6aOet, og beo at iptte Ser
oensreforo Seioeflponing meo en-
Notwithstanding. Wten 6poo ON ban
neite Sang faIoer neo og ilnar Jig
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