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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
Klndor oohrot0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAST RIA
Cute @irtbidaft in Ser Gbe.

Sc fommt mobl nidt oft Dor, oab
cine iunge &ausfrau glei@ bon Mn=
fang an 10 tpirtbi6aftet> mte Dies na9
oem ginfommen Tires @atten notbig
iit.
Sebr piele 6rauen, sic Dor ser Gle
ibren. 2ebensunterbalt fid ielbit err
merben muBten, baben oftmals fit
mirtbidaftlide Sraeen menig S1te-
reiie, oas fommt mobl audi 0aber, bob
ite nod SEN @ei9dftsih1noen ermiioet
maren, uno nun erit, in ser @be, toni
men Tie ii9 ser @ausmtrtbibaft mio=
men.
@s lit aneroings nidt 10 Iei@t, mie
man oft 9eglaubt fat, aber tpenn ser
CUTE @iue nno Sic @inii6t % iino
uno man frii9 nit SUIT un6 2iebe
ans @erf gebt, miro 0as geitedte 8iel
iebr balls erreidt fem: 2uit un6 2iebe
gum Dimge, maiden Miibe un6 Mrbeit
eeringe.
@idtig un6 gut mirtbidaften, beiBt
au9 iopieI mie ipari am fem, un6 Sos
MQes lit cine grobe &11nit, cine @unft,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
@as ipielen mir?
&eiie q Of 81 0 III.

Nete 1d1 Ut 0 TT.
Die 5pielen6en itten auf Stiiblen
uno NIT oem &iiden gegeneinan6er
gemen6et @iner gebt INN sic @iten=
SEN uno ipridt: SD retfe nod &om
uno nebme mir our @eieuidaft Sen
g." Dieier itebt auf un6 tritt bin~
ter i'm init Sen @orten: SD nebme
mir our @eie1idaft Sen s." S. itebt
auf un6 idliebt iid an sic eriten
3mei an un6 nimnt- auf eben 6ieie
@eiie BEN 8. gum @eieuidnfter. 60
gebt es fort, big ale Stuble Ieer fins.
Scum fangt ser 6ubrer 6es 3uges an:
sd reiie nad Slmiit, 8riinn, &a<
RIG, 2on6on II. I. m. un6 iebt (nad
mebrmaligem &er,mgeben) bin ib in
@om." 8eim @ort lin @om" iebt
er it@ idneu auf einen Stub1. Die
Mn6eren iuden glei@faQs einen @1at
gu gepinnen. Sci ser feitgeiebten Mn=
gail ser Stiible erbdlt elmer ser @pie-
Ter feinen &lab un6 ct ml1B nun vrad
@om" reiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
3imoerede.
Die 9anbe.

Gas Nnniutbiglte unter allenl, mas
Iliigel trGgt, lit oob sic 3m1be. Die
|Iauben iino sic 2ieblinge Ser &i11=
Scr, lnlo jebes la1tere @emiitb fat
Ireuoc an ibnen. Sic lin0 ionft, arg
los, oblle 6ali6 u,o obne t3orn; iie
ouloen olles, ielb?t Sen 500, uro lto=
bci1 nibt einmol einen Sbrci oes
5bnler5cs aus. @eld}es anoerc 5bier
m1re oiel cnl SIT pcrgleiden?
&Sa, ein lieber, id0ner ~SSogel lit
Sic Sallbe, Dem Meuid dc 5!lgctball
u1o ood frei, i1nnrer ialtber oas
&lcio, sic 6orbe fei1, oft lel,d)teno,
Die @cmegltng nett, lebensfrob III
Slug mro Bug. Gie cine trGgt ein
@al1bden, sic un0ere cine Yeriide, et=
ncn &rogen, ein 9ano; iene trpnm1elt,
oiei e fid)ert, mieoer cine onoere idldgt
rl1dlel,o ibr &oo.
@ie 5ierlib trippelt sort ser fleine,
h%efranite SUP ii6er sen peiben Sano:
@ie neugierig i6aut ibr r0t6li6es Mu=
&C rnber! Mul1, idmingt iie iid auf
ons Sad! Sdon lu1o i6neu iii ser
Slug ser Ial,be, ant idneulten unter
allen @0gel1, 1n1o 0ies lit ibr ci15iger
5dl1b gegen sen @abiht. @enn Ser
&arlbpogel iiber SEM &ofe id>pebt, Sem
menidlid)en M11ge faltm iidtbar, Damn
fat ibn sic Gal1be id)on erblidt, inns lit
elm @erbergen nibt mebr m0glid, 10
erbebt it6 Sic gal15e Sdaor ln0 iteigt
in o;6tem &reiie a1f. &oider un0
inmner raider orebt iid ser &l1dltel,
Sen &dtltJer 5u perlpirren. 9ieier
ltiirat berab un6 : perfeblt feline
8eute; 6enn 8lif uno stoB fins ur1=
ii6er gemoroen; CT periudt es nod
ein=, 5meimal, ober bergeblid; es
bleibt ibm nidts iibrig, ols bei@dmt
bon 6ol1r1e1t 81 5ieben. 6reili6 lit
ser Musgang %5l1ipeilen al1d ei1 ot=
herer.
Sic Saube pflegt fire SS,,ngcn nit
emiiger 9iebe; ie6es &orn meidt iie
ibnen i'm &ropfe ouf rtn0 berlabt Sos
idiidterne &0gel6en sen S6log gum
eritenma1, 10 %lmflattert iie es fir
ioreen6 bon olen 5eiten. Oil miro
lie ein Spfer i6rer 2iebe. Man fann
n;bt obre inniges Mitlei0 ieben, mie
oiele treuen Gbiere BEL Seuersbriin item
iid mitten 0ur@ sic @lutb= un6
Dampfmirbel idmtngen un0 III per=
5meifelten 6liigen 6as Sauberbaus
umfreiien, Biz en6li6 Ser @rono lire
5itthhe ergreift un6 fie in sic SLANT
mte11 binobitiir5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
&altblntbisfeit.

&aiier &arl ser Siinfte ide1te feine
@efabr; er mar fiibr un0 iapfer. Sn
ser 56labt Dor Iunis gum @cilpiel
marnte ibn ser Marfgraf 8aitills, iid
ni6t 51 lebr SEN @affen Ser 6ei10e
aus5uieben. 9a entgegnete&arl: uMd,
mein gutter @aiti, lab 0eine un1iibe
Gorge fobren! IS lit nod ME Elm TO-
miider &aiier eridoiien mor0en; 50
mer0e i6 mobl nidt Ser erite iein."
Gin an0ermal 3tan6 &arl Ser Stint
tie in &pm allei1l nit einem romild)en
Sitter bod oben al1f ser &uppel 0eS
Yo1tbeons. 3os @elpra6 fiel aui
! &eroltratls bon @pbeiuS, Ser befan1t=
li6 Sen Gempel Ser 9iana in 8ranb
itedte, 11ur I'M leinen gtamen al1f Sic
Nadmelt gu bringen. &lobli6 iagte
Ser Sitter 5ltm &aiier: u@nd0iglter
SEER, aud MIDI geliiltet iebt, mir So
Iourh einen uniterbliden Namen gu
ma6en, 0aB i6 eu@ NIT itarfem s(rm
uml6linge u16 nit mir in Sic Siefe
binabreiBe." &arl beftete altf sen
5preder einen 0urdoringen0en 8lid
Damn befabl er in itrengem, 6o6 ruff
|gem Some: ~Damit eu6 6ieies &C.
luite ni6t mieoer fomnpe, entfernt eud
ln6 magt eu6 ME mebr III meme Ma=
be!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
New Process
Steam aundry.

9enft SIR Gtuas pp,t Gmre @ai@e?
@enn TO, bann miro es ii9 @ud] lohs
nen, nidt auber ldt 81 Iafien, bak tptr
guer @igentbum bebanoeln, als tudre es
bag un1erige. @ir baben bic bo1itdnz
bigite 8ai6anitalt im 0orblpeften uno
liefern eriter 0laiTe Nrbett. 8ir 8es
brauden feine @hemifalen; mir ber6erben
onber Cure @a6en ni6t. @enn SIR
refine @rbeit unb 6eite 8ebanolu11g
tpoQt. bann benft a1 u,,s. l1niere Breiz
(e finb niebriger als fonfttpo, unb mir
beforgen Cure Samilientpdide biuiger,
als SIR es ielb(t tbun f0nnt. @rfun6i9t
unb iiber5engt @nd. 8ir bnben A8en<
ten III ben u%mlie8enoen @td6ten.
6. 8. Me1er. 9ampfwai@anftalt,
gigentbiimer.
s. ape. g.. @t. @Iouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

S. g. Merforo, 615 Mep Sort 2ife
8log., &anias @itp, 800. iaet: sd
bate einen beftigen @rfdltungsanfau,
ser ii9 in meinem &iiden feitieste un6
an meinen Mieren, un6 ih Tit groBen
S9mer5 in folge oes 2et6ens. Gin
Greun6 empfabI mir Golep Mieren-
Eil1en, i9 gebrau9te 6apon 5mei, un6
6ie baben mir cine @eIt poQ, @utem
er,pieien. MoIitor Drug 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
WIDOW OPENS ALL GAS JETS
Mrs. Drucklieb Discovered in
Time Perhaps to Save Her Life.

Grieving. # is said, over the death OF her
husband. who died seven months ago. Mrs
Pauline Drucklieb, OF No. 955 Lexington
avenue. attempted TO Kill herself yesterday
by inhallng Illuminating gas. She was
found living unconscious on couch in her
bedroom with a gas tube in her mouth
and four other jets pouring gas into the
room. She was taken 10 the Presbyterian
Hospital. where it IS said that her condi-
tion is serious.
Mrs Druckebs husband was doctor,
and after his death she and her two chill
dren went 60 make their home with Mrs
I,auteriune. the wife's mother. in the Lex
iugton avenue house Since the death Of
Or. prucklob his wife has been often
melancholy. although she never threatened
10 commit suicide
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lauterjuns
went for a walk, and the TWO servants
we're sent out with Mrs. DrucNieb's chill
dron and told n spend the rest Of the day
I'm the park. one OF the maids forgot a
uackage nd ret Irucd 10 the house. When
She entered tho door she smelled gas and
traced il 10 Mrs. Drucklieb's room. She
tried to open the door. but il was locked,
and she called I'm Patrolman McGovern. He
administered first aid and sent for Dr.
Ratiiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
MAURETANIA'S ROUGH TRIP
Heavy Gales Retard the Liners
Progress Little, However.

The Cunsrd liner Maurct1nia arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool. only few hours
behind schedule Notwithstanding tho ter
rife beating she received by west north
vest and east southeast Gales She en-
countered her worst weather on Tuesday,
when her log for tho twenty hours
ending At noon showed that she had made
only sc miles
While he reduced speed ~ times. Captain
Turner drove The big liner through the high
winds and confused seas at speed that
kept her average for the trip UP 20 1856
knots
ON Wednesday right biz wall Of water
CUrled over the bow as the liner dipped.
and hurled itself against tho house for
ward. derting plates and carrying away
about thirty-nve feet NJ stout teak rail on
the promenade deck six windows. made
Of three quarter-inch glass, fell in before
the wave and drenched the qusrterrnaster
= the wheel The officers and men on the
bridge al tho time received 2 good drench~
ing
Among the passengers on the Mauretanis
was Dr Wilfred r. cirenfall. physician and
surgeon 20 the fishermen of Labrador, Sir
Edward Tenant, brother Of Lady As
quth. and Sir Frank Ne~nes. an English
publisher Also on the steamship were
Miss Marion O'Shea. Miss Eileen Noone
Miss Bridget Mclaughlin and Miss Bridget
Quinn. who have come over from ireland
10 exhibit rugs. laces and other irish art
objects IN this city under ;hc auspices Of
tho Gaelic League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
COL. HARE HAS PRESTIGE
Pickpocket So Testifies as to His
Standing in the Tombs.

Colonel Robert j. Hare. tho lawyer who
is ON trial i'm the Criminal Branch Of the
Supremc Court on an indictment charging
attempted suhornatIon Of perjury, spent all
dav Yesterday as his own counsel. cross
examining John Rodgers. the pickpocket
who made the original charge TO the Dis
trict Attorney.
Most Of the time was taken mp with
further dscreditns Rodgers, who on The
day before acknowledged that he was a
thief. that he had committed perjury in n
divorce case under instructions OF Harold
w. Trlppett. the former associate OF Haire,
who pleaded guilty 20 an Indictment charg-
ing attempted subornation of perjury
Several letters written by Rodgers 20
Hare were placed I'm evidence by the de-
fence. In not one OF them did Rodgers &C
cuSe the defendant Of any irregulari:y.
The tone OF all Of them was that Trppe't
had withheld money given to him for nail
bonds and that Rodgers intended 10 com
plain TO the District Attorney If II was
not returned 20 him.
When Rodgers said Trippett was a mem
Der Of the firm. Justice Davis suggested
that the witness understood he was
member Of the firm" The testimony was
So amended.
When Haire asked the witness If IT was
not true that lawyers must Sign their
names i'm a book i'm tho Tombs before see
ing prisoners. Rodgers replied:
81 don't know that. do know YOU have
a lot Of prestige. and that the keepers rec
ommcnd you as lawyer and try to get
cases for YOU"
That's more than I know" commented
Hare. as he changed his line Of eXamind-
ton Tho trial will be continued Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
MRS. MOORE TO GET $4,000
Husband Ordered to Pay Her
Back Alimony and Give Bond.

Henry Gibson Moore. who has been hav-
Ing much trouble over his failure 10 pay
20 his wife. Mrs Gertrude T.. Moore. the
slimony awarded TO her by the Supreme
Court. was ordered yesterday by the Ap-
RELATE Division to pay Mrs. Moore $500
back aimony and also 20 file q bond Of
s60. zoo TO guarantee the future payments Of
the allowance.
Moore inherited $4,000 from his father.
Andrew NJ Moore, who was a Philadelphia
distiller. His wife obtained "A divorce I'm
Philadelphia Thinking that ne could es-
cape the payment granted 20 hcr by the
PENNSYLVANIA court. Moore came to this
city. Mrs Moore also came 60 New York
ana she had the Philadelphia order FOR ali
mony made the order Of the supreme Court
here When he still refused 10 pay his wife
tried 10 have Moore punished for contempt
Of court Then Moore went over 10 New
Jersey. Recently ne appealed 90 the court
for stay SO ne could come hack To- New
York as he said that the climate I'm New
Jersey did not agree with his health and
that no was deprived Of the luxurics to
which he had been accustomed lie may
come back now on complying with the or
der Of the court Otherwise tho motion 20
punish him will bc renewed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Alden March s lndrayell fBrl. New York for
Singapore and Philippines
Mossel R8y. March - Helena 1Prl. New
York va cape Town
Hamburg March : STANDARD Gerl. New York
III. Gr.nde 10 sui March Gallcil oierl New
Yofk via barbados Pernambuco. etr
Havana. March 9-Iiamhurg Weri, colon. etc,
FOR NeW York, Altai Ger. New York
Chcrbours Marah 10. 2 M .Amerlka tGerl.
New York Via Plymouth FOR Hamburg and
proceeded.
- Thomas March 20. m-Korona oBr). New
York foT Demerara.
bermuda. March 10. 1.l3 ID Bermudian OBJ.
New York
Por, said March 10 Dacre Castle CRn. New
York via Aigiers FOR Hong Kong. etc.
Arics March 10 Manchester Inventor 'Bri New
York ya Punta Arenas, Ialcahuano and Val
Bonbay. March 10 Stolzenfels GER. New York
ga Malta and Aden.
Wiulau March g-W"nsleFdale tlir, New York.
Fremantlc March io-otterburn oBri. New York
ia Port Natal
Bueuos Ayres March S-Inveric oBr. New York
ia Monteyide1.
VA 81 vincent, g Y. cape Town. ct.
goueu March : - Coz tBrl New York
iIavra March Caroline d'ri New York via
bordeaux. Kastaila ,Bri. New York
SAILED.
Malta March Scharzfes Weri from Calcutta
and colombo Boston and New York
colombo March 5 Boliyiana G3rD from Cal
cutta1 Boston and New York
Hamburg March S"Diamant ter, New York
Naples March Q-Cr-tir diD, New York. Europa
dtaU. New York
Aielers March : Yeddo oBn from Calcutta and
colombo Philadelphia and New York
Cochin March 9-katuua uir) from iI!Ogo .tcl,
NAMES March : san Gioreio dtap New York.
Spezie March i-Harald Dutoh. Sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
PLATINUM AT RECORD PRICE
Quoted in Maiden Lane at S43 for Hard
and Sal for Soft Metal.

Platinum has been advancing rapidly in
price I'm tho last Few weeks. Yesterday It
was quoted in Maiden Lane az SO an ounce
for hard platinum and 81 an ounce for the
soft-tho highest prices reached. They I'm
d.cato an advance OF about SO an ounce in
tho last six months
The present upward movement in plat
mum was cquallcd almost several years ago
1n 1896 pure platinum was selling AZ SIS 49,
with only q languid demand Early i'm 1906
the sales began 10 increase, and prices ad-
vauced until iu December Of that year pure
platinum was selling at S. an ounce and
hard platinum touched so That WAS the
highest level 10 reached. a decline started
ln February Of 1901 and continued until
August or 1905. when the price again had
declined go less than so an ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
CHANDLER JURY DISAGREES
Causes a New Trial of Mrs. Brennan 6
Suit for $4,000.

Mneola Long Island, March l0-The jury
i'm the suit brought by Mrs. Marearct Brcn-
nan against William Aston chanier report
cd disagreement To Justice JaycoX, OF the
Supreme Court, to-day The case VIII be
tried again before Justice Marean at the
May tenn.
Mrs. Brennan sued to recover $1,000 al
legged 10 be duo her as assignee OF her
husband, William j. Brennan, mining
cxpcrt. Of CarbOndalc. il was set forth
flat Brennan secured two contracts from
the city Of 1ampicO, that Chanier agreed
10 pay Brennan 5000 down ana slo.oID when
the money for the hrst contract Was paid
and $1,000 moro when the sceold contract
was settled Receipt of tie Sl0"O was ac-
LnoWledged. but u Was alleged That tn
second 5000 had never been paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
KOENIG ALBERT HARD HIT, TOO
North German Lloyd Liner In After
Rough Voyage from Genoa.

The North German LLOYD liner KONG Al
bort arrived here Yesterday from tho
Mediterranean. after a stormy passage Of
fifteen days from Genoa. After clearing
Gibraltar she got tho Same sort Of weather
that battered and retarded the Maurctanla.
ON Tuesday she ran into a gale that
lasted for three DAYS. The wind blew NJ
hurricane force and high seas broke over
her bow and struck her hroadside as she
laborcd ~ slow speed. Part OF her FOR
ward rails We're wrcnchcd from their sup
ports, several vontlators were torn from
their standards and the fore hatch was
smashed 90 sp'intcrs. From noon Tuesday
to noon Wednesday the steamer logged
only 12s miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Friday, March 10,
1911.
ARRIVED


steamer lksus CBr. Baltimore March 2 to
Norton 4 son, with mdss IN transit Left
Quarantine a. a.o5 2 m.
steamer Parma OBJ, Demerara February -
Barbados p. - Lucia and Martinique 2s 10
minica. Guadeloupe and Antigua March /. -
KITS 2, 81 Crox and - Thomas ?. 10 \ Z Outer
nGse Arrived - The BAR ~ 2 m
steamer Naur'tania fRr Liverpool March I
Nth COZ cabin and io2s s,sfrag. passengers
mails and mdss. Arrived ~ tho Par ~ Is 2 m
steamer Daphne Nor. Manzanillo February
90. with sugar Arrived At Tho Rsr a. a M
steamer In'erclyde 'Br Hong Kong December
go. Foo how January {. Manila -. Singapore
." P4nsnE Is Sue7 Fehruorv Il Port Said IL
sui Gibraltar q 90 Funoh, Edve & 80 Nth
m1so Arrived AZ The Bar ~ a ~
S'esmer Thorss Nor. Portland March g. 10 4
" paSsstt 4 90. m ballast tfft Quarantine 81
40
g. Chrstianis p ara Christiarsand 25. -
Funch Edye & Co. with li2 cabin and 425 steer
sse passenger mails and mdse Arrived a. tho
steamer Phisaslrhia "a Gyayrs February p.
Porto 'abello @s curacao March and san
gers. mails and mdss. Arrived At the Bar A.
5.l5sm
steamer Pqrqs dBraz,. Rio De Janei59 January
Lucia March =. 70 the Lloyd prazilsro. vim
coffee Arrived a, the Bar AT 2 m.
steamer TUer Nor Baltimore March 5 70 |,
a p Armstrong, IN ballast. Left Quarantine
steamer KONG Albert GER, Genoa February
- Naples 2S am Gibraltar 81 10 oslrchs q
90 With 1So cabin and LOIS storage passan-
gers and tndse Arrived ~ tho Rar ~ q m
steamer iroquos. Jacksonville March s and
Charleston :. 10 tho CLYDE - % with passen
gers and m1sc. Passed I'm Quarantine a. sos
steamer Skerrles oBr Norfolk March a ~
Howard Houlder & Partners. I'm ballast. Lett
steamer n Vale Galveston March g. 70 the
Southern Pacific 90. with mdsc. Passed in
Quarantine at 20 m.
steamer paVuee. Philadelphia. IN the Clyde
- 60. with ndse. Passed in Quarantine At
II 30 M.
Steamer Carolyn. san Juan March 2. 70 N.
Insular Line With mdse. Arrived AT tho Rar at
1890 m.
steamer Mol1eSasrd (Nor,. Matanzas February
IS. tairarHn 20 and Havana March 3 10 tho
Nuuson Ss Line. with sugar Arrived AT the Bar
40 "a -
steamer Maracas u}n. Perth Amhoy 70 tho
Trinidad shipping aud Trading 60. in ballast.
Passed i'm Quarantine ~ 1913 m.
steamer Monroe. Newport News and Norfolk
e. tho old Dominion - 90. with passengers and
mdsa Passed in Quarantine M 100 m.
steamer City ~ Savannah. savannah March :.
10 tho ocean IS CO. with passengers and mdse
Passed 800 Quarantine AZ 4.3S m.
steamer Rhein 0i"u. Bremen March -. 70
Oelrichs & 90. with passengers AMI mdse
Anchored IN Quarantine al $50 p IN
Sandy Hook y !. March 10 $50 p Wind
northwest. strong breeze. partly cloudy; rough
sea.
s'eamprs Oppurg GER Rio 10 Iareiro Pri7-
Willem " Outch. Port an Prince. Edda tNori.
Mscorie: Salvatore 30 Giorgio tNon. Kingston:
Garth. VII nington. y 60 and Georgetown. g;
Chesapeake. Ralt'moro. Sogurarca. Havana
Montoso. san Juan: Nrapahoc Charleston and
Jarb souv1e: Gortv tAusu. Tampa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
he SEASON Al ROME

The briIiancy 81 the season at Rome Is
now AT its height and the Eternal city r.
crowded witt Italian nobility and foreign
visitors Of distinction. ON Saturday last
the Hunt ball. which is the great ball of
the season, was given AT the Grand Hotel
and attracted a brilliant assemblagc. The
restaurant of the Grand Hotel was over
lowing with dinner parties that evening
NJ Cigoliui for several years head of Tho
restaurant at ClHridge's Hotel Is now IN
charge OF the restaurant at the Grand Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ia Provence reported A. 1873 miles west Of
sandy Hook at , IN yesterday. Is expected to
dock this forenoon. 49, IT., -.
The Miunewsska, reported as l'oo' Wles east
~ sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected TO
dock Monday forenoon.
The california. reported as 100 miles cas-,
OF sandy Hook AT noon yesterday, IS eApec'e1
10 dock Monday afternoon.
Tho Roma reported as i.09S miles east o,
sandy Hook az 1890 m yesterday, Is expected
10 dock Monday afternoon
The Kalserln Auguste Victoria. reported as
ag9 miles east 81 sandy Hook at > m yeSter-
DAT Is expected to dock this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
TRANSpACIFIC MAILS.

Destination aud steamer. Close in y. Y. + NJ.
Hawaii Cia san Frsnciscol-Sierra. Mch t. $50
Japan Corca. China via Seattle
Minnesota ........................M Mich ~. $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea China via
san Francisco Mongolia ......... Mch rs $50
Hsva II via Tscoma) - Nissourian. .Mch H. b.3o
Japan 'orea. chino via Tacoma)--
Iieuorophon .......................Mc H. $50
Japan Corea. Philippines via Van
rouver) Empress of India. ........M ch H. 4 80
Fiji Islands. Australia. New Zealand
VIA yancouyer~N oana. ..'..'..'' Mch ~ $50
Japan 6orea China. Philippines via
~cattlel SaCo IA ............. Nch ~ 30
Hawaii Japan. COrea. china Philip
pines Cis san Francisco America
Nsru ................ Noh "A go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
GIRL SLAYER GOES INSANE.

Hartford Conn, March l0-Sophie kritch-
man. the young music teacher confined In
the state prison for mansaushter has been
sdiudeed insane. and ON order Of Governor
Baldwin transferred 10 the hospital at Mid
dletOwn. she was tried with Joseph
Mitchell Tor tic hlliug OF Bronislow Kul-
vinskas. near Union City. il September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
METROPOLITAN 2 2GIsn

To-day Mat. at 2-otelIo k@pp%T. o:ca MIN
,,,'re Siazak SCOTT. Segurola. 'ohu', !,,,,ad
To,n,rht AZ 7i5 Lohengri", WertI
JadiowEcr. sooner Withersp"o,Jnn, Grand CON
su, En.. pop. prices, ~ 80 "'nnu ANU, ~"
cert rp" ioIasts. Gluch. Wickham' Sla,'n%n'
tmsto. CITY. Rothier Entire
Ne,t week: Mon. E,g. at sIlr n 'RaP'ei
500 IIor1,r. Martin. Amato. Ana ba,,eN'
pi""rfis.,,'t- Paylowa- Mordhin: 1oha.,i
Tues. E,g. pulls. chicago ~ sn"n"na' White:
M DaddL Fold bv Jongleur de No,'e
name Garden: Rcnsud. Duiranne, " a'"e'''
p Da'r a. nir 6'leofoute CampaninL ,..
Wed. Evg at 20 Melsters AnSr Toscari i
lori, Sonrner Reiss. Goritz tona; losC, ~. ,,,
Thurs. AT. Pop. Prices ~ ,,ns''" To"J
cr.tsi Aiten Homer. Mattteld. iorllh,, o""''
49, ,opp.lia ,act -. Payiow"-n"'on'n', 30,
Thurs fNg.-Iaust. F"frar fo'"'''
,.iIi' potbISr Coud.. Podesu .,,
Fri -Tannhaeuser. GadsN" J. .,r'''"'
sls1,k sooner Hinckl"N. 'ond, h'IA. H.
s,t Mat. at koenigskinder. Farm, L.
me- Iorr' t;orltz. Rciss, Ddur. 'ona. h't,A
-, Fyv al That, Presented by 1u'
pb,Ia chicago Opera Go. GARDEN Rr'sslei
'.'"''"lt. Dairnores. Reuaud Huberdeau Ger"
vus Dir CIeofoutc Gampauinl
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
MINISTER EeAN BACK HOME.

Or Mauri,e r. Egan. the American Min.
lister 10 Denmark, arrived here yesterday
ON bi. annual leave Of two months on the
Ecaudina ian American liner oscar u. Be
fore returning 10 Copenhagen he VIII lcct-
are 81 Johns HOPKINS University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11

We turn the Iimelight y
YOUTHS.
We Just want them to !.
our Spring suits the suit, !
the rest.
Seems to be more Of
sprinkling of browns. IL,
usual, with gray effects in !
sorts Of weaves - speci,I
diagonaIs and herriugbones.
Some mighty attractive sui.
of blue and black grounds wif
hairlinc stripes.
Our youths suits this Sprp
are cut on three distinct mode
but none too extreme for go
taste.
Some have three butto
coats; some two.
For youths and slim men q
32 to 81 chest.
Prices run from SIC to $50.
Spring overcoats and Sprr,
suits for every sine of man an
boy.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18TH ST. 3ies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sunrise go. sunseI, 6Vo' I"00TI s-Vs' Nv
moons age. IL. $50. r,,,rr,