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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Cs,ania Fso 70 sa,sama 'Bo. Narseilles Tor
Ncw foft.
Rio de Isnero. Feb .7-Tveeddale dir. New
YORK via - Lucia and Pefnambuco' 3D.
sydney W March Star OF New Ies-
land l:ri. New York 'ia - Vincent, NJ.
ro.1cfdaln. Mlrch 2-vo.turno 'Er. New York.
shields. Nar,n 1-iIfula Isuss'' N'N 1'i" l''
Mor,c,ia,o March . Tcnnyson ,Br. NeN
YORK ia Rio de Janeiro
Shanghai. March Welsh Prime o.. Ncw
YORK ia Sabsus and Hong Kong fof 1oNo-
u.~.cI.ie. Msr.n Roma lfu. NcV YORK
sud Providence Via 81 Michaes. etc.
Csr. Town. March clan Machrido -. N"v
Yor. 'la 50 Vincent. o. =. fo- Agoa Ba'. etc
Trouos Avgos March i-Tenny-o DR.. Sew
York ia BIO o. Iagciro and Nontri dec.
London March : MlunctorLa fiir'. N'W NoFh
colon Mach :. q II--tirosser kurfurst 'Gon.
Sow lor. fls Havana. etc ou cruise.
SAILED.
Trieste. Fcn e7-Alico AUST. Nev Yor,
Naples. Nar.h o. Madonna ,Fri New Nogk
Mar.ciiles. March -vcncrs uri. New York.
L. Euauuele Accamc dtan. New loIk.
Singapore. Mar i-lndramayo .l'rI 'tom
Yokonama. etci. Rosioa and New YORK.
Hong Kon@ March indra.o BE- from
Yokohama. etci New York
Alsi.-s. March Is; Patrica Bu 0rom Sew
York.. Manila.
Cage Town. Msrch 1-Glene'l,e 'Bu from
York.. Melbourne &C
Para. Msrch s-Basu tBrl. Nev YORK.
S,bang. March 3-indraVadl tBn from Yoso
hama. ETC.. Boston and New ios.
cardiff March Juan 'NO-i. Ncr IOrs.
fa'ras. teb 2..-Erodlsde Aust. New lofA
Kurrachee Feb 2s-Uebcn'ei. Ger. Nev
PASSED
LIZARD. March , Hesperls Gen. Ne0 1orA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

Coumb's. generally FAIR 20 day and Thursds'
preceded b, unsettled weather cary this morn
ing. colder to day. moderate northwest winds,
FOR Virginia fsir to-6sr and THURSDAY
colder to-dsy. moderate northwest winds, he
coming variable.
Vor Ncp England. snow and colder to-da,
fair ana warmer Thursdsy: moderate variable
winds.
warner In northern portion. CLOUDY Thursdn,
with snow near tho ishc; moderate variable
winds.
ing cioudincss and warme- THURSDAY moderate
variable winds
f-or Vert Virgins. fair to-Gny and Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
IONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 4-Thcrc va a largo a'tend i,
ancc al the opening o. the second sores OF
wool ,ales here today. Inc offerings ailon"'t'4
~ a. 400 h.ic. and demand was keen Tor homo
and Continental spinners. but Americans mere
auie, Coarse crossbrcds advanced - per cent
AMI other grades ranged from unchangca 20
80. -, hirher Tie Continent secured the
p.s, I,,nta Arenas ~ Is Had Tho sales FOL 70
80. Nv south Wales. 800 bales: secured,
,sqf,, lid. greasy aidls Ill. QUEENSLAND 80;
rrrasv sd1ir aid Victoria. 800: secured.
Is 5dais ioiId: rrcasy. 7,ldalst'sd West
.usiraii, 100. rrcssy 6ihis Sd New Zealand,
|, roo: secured. isdis I'D; greasy, $40 ~ %
fildii, IA. Punia Arenas. ?.o"o: greasy. Cd
II, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
WIRELESS REoORTG.

Tho lIciliG Olav. reported a. 40 miles cast
90 sand, Hook d. noon yesterday, Is expected
20 dock this forenoon.
The Eyudan reported as 1915 miles cast OF
SANDY HOOK 4; $50 4 81 yesterday. is expected
20 dock this forenoon.
The Minneapolis. reported as go miles east
o. Sandy Hook at /. n Yesterday, II expected
60 dock this afternoon
The Oceanic reported - CSC miles cast o.
sandy hook Al $40 a M yesterday. Is expected
10 dock ThursIaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March i--Signs ma abandoned
acreage would ~ the smallest in Years hsi a
brarish Gift today on wheat closing prices.
though firm were t.G'ic under las, night.
Corn showed net loss OF "a e.. oats finished
unchanged 90 So lower and pro. ison" a. e
decline % - Q. 10 ID According 20 a leaD-
ing aufhofitf. 50 little winter damage las
been done 20 vhcat that &, - not uuiikc't ihe
harvest this seaso. might run bffv c"r fW'Fo
and g. 600 prp acres larger than last. South
western dispatches were especially he1rlsh.
Kansas points In particular. reporting every
Indication ~ bumper crop because ~ me
snowfall % tho las hfe DAYS Range o.
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaiciaI Record and Torecast.-Na Washington
March s-Thc Western disturbance IS SLOWLY
ad,.nein~ eastward. and during Tuesday -
caused precipitation IN nearly all districts h"-
,ppon The Mississippi VALLEY and the Atlantic
ro.s, snow fallinr in northern and rain In
southern sections.
Another disturbance n derelorlhS iH '''
xo-,bacsf. and light snow IL ALREADY falling
10 the south OF It's centre IN portions u
,,lrrosota and North Dakota. Moderately cold
weather FOR Tho season las overspTead we
CO., r.ak. region and the middle Mississippi
and lower ONO valleys while in other sociiohs
Of the country comparatively mid temperatures
nave prevailed.
GENERALLY fair weather will prevail over inc
c,ti,c oountr,. with the exception OF snow ~
NoN, England and Sew York state snd IN INC
northern lake region "wednesday ana isln W
80 rorth Pacific districts. while inc tcmperd
-. All faiif again "a the Atlantic siA' -
SVrdo.edav 40 OCCASIONALLY cold wchther ~
anticipated. ard mocHrhtc 'cinperS,u. III
prcvail generally throughout ire "eS' '"
The ,.imd. along the New England coast
viii be moderate vsriablo. shifting 70 'o,11
y,st middle and south Atlantc coasts "oe
o-.,c ,.cst 10 northwest becoming nght ~"
v,riable: cast Gulf coast lghi uorth 70 no. ~,
cast: cur Coast hsn, 'sI, 's,n o ~ r~st.
STEAMERS depar,ing wcdncsday Tor Europs.n
..o,ts riu have moderate variable winds. mos mos
~ .,n,rns,. pifh cloudy weather ana hght
a ~ n,,rrics 20 tbe Grand Banks.
ro,ccs.t for special Iocalities-i"r LaN-
40, New York. probably snow to-day fol-
LACED n, fair and colder this afternoon; INV
aud warmer THURSDAY: moderate variable
To- New Jersey and Eastern Penns, wanna.
,,,.e,,l[d to sy. followed b. fair sno col'e'
10 afternoon. fair ana warmer ih"S'Hs :
moderate variable winds. r,-,.,., =,
For Delaware, Msr.la land and the DisiF'e' 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

fUrhe-f tomncraiuro Yo1t"rdaN. q dcgreN
a., : mD: lowest. = 'at i:lV a. M. aver
acc a.: a,c-agc for corresponding dat" last
year. - average for corresponding GATE iss,
,htrty-tnrAc wears. -. -
Local forecast. Probah'y snow to-day. FOL
loved L. fair and colder this afternoon; iair
snd warmer ThuV-s5, moderale NA'Ao'e
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05


Maize JAMES EAYLIEs. Oh Infantry. re-
MAJOR EDWARD p. o'HEAEN. ordnance dc
partment detailed student officer. schoo. ~
fro Tor field sItillc-g. Fort Sill. April 10 .
take course 81 instruction until MAY 10,
thence 70 proper station.
Msio. LAWRENCE MILLER quartermas-
te- corps. TO philippines. sailing from Ssh
co onei william r. WOOD. infantr,. 70
arm, retiring board. al Washington. ioi *
av..natIou; thence to place -. receipt ~ Nm
- this order. . 49,
Tc.rcmc9t q Lieutenant colonel GUSTAV ".
STEPHENS. coast ar'illcT-. announced. 20
csr.sin OLIVER p. N HAZARD. assigned
.an,sir Richard 70. Hi-ENEEEICK. Jr.
O..lreI. recruiting oGlce. 10 JEFFERSON ba'-
Res,enation o. First Lieutenant THOMAS 7.
MILLER. medical rescrte corps g., n
First Lieutenant LAWRENCE w. u II lp0h
ordnance department from proving srolnds'
sandy Ho0. 20 FanEfoil a-scnaA fhlIa-
.c.ullG
Mrs. Ii.a.cnant JOHN o.. 70 LEI. corps o.,
engineers. from Wsshing;ou OF completion o.
his duties in Office chief OF stan TO H' 49,
ton Te... for duty With COMPANY NJ 81 ba'-
talon Of Engineers. ~
second Lieutenant WILLIAM 4. GEAEN'
from 18th ~ 18Th Ca'alrN. . .,,..
Ieavcs Of absence. Captain ~ANt I'll u. ~
TYRE. qusrtermsster corps 10 be assignee
10 the eth Infantry. three months on Ie'if
from qssrtermasters department MAJ,
LAW REM = = III LIN '~-'
corps 60 April =.
NAVY
,c.,,c Assistant Dental surgeon j. W. GRAN
DALI 80 receiving ship az SeU York.
paymastcr's clerk l.. u. FOLEY, appointed
navy yard. Maze Island.
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS.-Ihe
following movements OF vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March The salem. ~ Ponti Delssdo. the
Nebraska. a. Tampico.
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PROVISIONS r.

fakln.. n decline ~ 10 points 80 Tho nos
market and NOR" liberal receipts az Wet
ern points Late in tho dav the market
rernincd most Of the carly lo7s PORK
rirn. moss sol a5gS,l 80. family So 500
s., -: short clear. S@t n So 80 BEEF -
No. slgSig9O family. S2GdS2f. packet
So ~ ss.. extra India mcsa. 81 a SIS DEEl'
rfANc-Duli. So ~ Sd DRESSED HOGS
-plcI,led bellies firm. ia $40. pirkla4
hans ~, 15c. TNLLOW--Quiot. -pccial.
70. CITY dc: country. -, 1Gt.c. LARD --
stead, Middle Wcst lo.H"p lie. city nrin
i0s.r refined ataadT. South America i2.u5c
continent IL ,.,c; Drazil kegs. i@ojc. COM
pound Tf.nSc. STFARINE-Quiot: olco.
100. riiy lard i2i:c
COTrO>sIED OII.-prico change woro
continued To = narrow range and business was
snslI and without special significance Local
.,,traft urieee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

TRAN SPAClFiC MAILS.

D.st!nstion and steamer. IN NJ ~
Hawaii samoan Islands New Yea
land Australia CiA san Fran
clscoi--Ncnturs ................ NICE o. %"
japan Corca china. Philippines ca,
ois Seattle --N okohama Man. @ch . W.
'Is% ",'r .''" %" '1''''', .Mch Z. $50
Hawaii Japan. Corcu. China.
K ol'ol''''' y, - "a" 10 $50
op1.3 l4i''' ,- ',s or "a" 10 GO
japan lie,,S Cr' Na' ''' VI. M-a Il %
'r 1V.sm '' "a ''' @'','' yth. 10 60
Hawai-. FIj Islands New Zealand.
Australia via Nictor.sl 90 Zes-
lanG.d 49, - WV
Japan. Corea China. PlAippinc
via Nictorisl-Empress o. Japan Men. ". $50
Tahiti. Nafquesss Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia ftia rsu
Francis MsnUha ............. " ID. : o-oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday March
1918

steamer Ci,- O. Atlanta. savannah Msrch 3
"a fbe Ocean rs a.. with passengers aul mgse
Passed in Quarantine a. f.2o . U.
steamer cherokee. George'own and Whining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHEAT
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sf\uOARD CLIARtNtE>.



Inactive. and while prices were un' IAN - q
There was au easier tone with the trade he
coui.s more convinced that 10 would %" dii'i
cult 20 make sale iu any volume AZ prescht
levels uutu tlc large stocNs mere are more
thoroughly dlgcstod. spring patents. - J'a
s. ~. winter straiEhts s. Go0Nt ~. WlNlCI
rstcuts s. 81 20. spring clears - mas -.
extra 40 I winter SiHSf -. extra No viz
Ter 81 pOISs Kansas stratChts, - -VnSi - /.
fancy spring patents, - irnSJ ~ ~ r.
TIJIr-Qulet. fuir to good. - 90" 81 -.
rloIre 10 sancy So 9,lSI EJtkN HEAT
FLOUR Dull az s. 2iI s. - por 100 lb
COKNAiENI.-Quiet. kiln dried. s. 10 81
NEAI.-Tiuc white and Yellow. 81 NAY %.
coarse 81 .54Si 30 FEED Western sprine
So. standard m.lGiins So 20. -four do. 50 4,
r.d dos So 20 .ify bran. So bulk ~ sa,ks'
miadiiuc S-3nS=i. rcd dog. $50. nom.ny choP
.oJ bulk 50 20 sacks. oilwcal S.nrNIl
COlTEi Business was mall, with oper
ations lsrgclt OF % i0ca. character \ ft'ndifr
feeling prevailed. hOaevc:. and alto ol"nlue
Al ana advance OF 1H1 points tho market sh"UcI
.ilgut further gains. and at CLIO close was 'h
~ points not higher. IaS.e closed Unchnng,d
Il, q, franc higher Hamburg UHs pfcnnl-
low or 20 % higher. Rio market was firm AZ am
Hd,au,o Of 80 rcis. while santos vac inncti'c
a. sO5fIuO r,is lower II was thought that an
attempt vas bcin~ made - stimulate 'onii"n'"
ir aU tho leading markets. but buyers wor'
nat ,r-r-oqlva and q was apparent that scnti -
,pcrt Mar SUI nervous Leading slot NOR
chonfs here Say that the spot demand n any
tafur - worse THAN IL Was previous To the re
cent decline ~ about Zee pound. cost ana
freight offers from Brazil We" unchanged 10
lsltghtiv lover but Brazil vaE ~ on"riuc
eoTce vrry freely. SIot duN at i2sc for ITO
W 4 Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. March 4.-cI.ovERsEEp-c ana
March sli 20 April. sll 10; october' 49,.
riMoTIIY-Prime. cash and March. 81 81
Anil ST 67i.: MAY. 81 I2is. ssStemhsS. - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York March 4. 1913
REEVES Receipts - cars. o. So .ea

New York. March I, 1918.
BEEyEs-Rcccipis, - cars o. ~ va, "a.
- cars Tor market 40 tradins to-uaE 80.
ION Ire. Texas beef. sn i0itc.
IAINE~-Reccipts $50 head; 30 head on
sais. Market steady for all sorts 'es.s,
,n..iinr~ nominal Dressed calves stcsdy.
civ dressed veas. i5@ lsc. country dressed
81. newton 4 CO.: rs vesls. ~ ID
average Sii 80 per loo 10 culis. - n >.
II. II. Hollis yesterday 9in,t'e ,,'tx,a
80 vesls lts b. sia 90 10 10. ~, = 5o
culs. fi5 III. 81: o fed calves, l'5 10 20
~ BARNARD calve. 80 ID. 81 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-RseelpIs. S, ra,s o.
- head Sttady market Common 'o
nrime sheep sold a, 81 7sasG 80 pr 700 H
good isW xii, 81 per ui III dressed lamb, stead
GrosscI dollhouse lambs steady 81 s'9F
Ssles-Tobin & Shannon 10 STATE ls az b.,
IS H. average. s. per 100 H.: cuus' - -
'S7 / sheep. 100 10 SO 81; bucks l-' i''
e. =. / vcarllng 50 III. s.. %. .
ItOCS-Rcceipts. 90 cars. 81 ".''' ~
~ "oies rcporfcd N0mnal'y hrm ID 80
.rraa,'e nuo,ations country otess ~ iv'-
steady AZ "a i2iec per ID
..,.t.,~, March HOGS Weak. reee p''
,, oo. hulk Of sales s. 35ass -: isat s. 80
a. ~. mixed 81 2odss 30. heavy s. o3aNS !, =
To,sh S o5Gss ~: pigs. 81 "onss ~ a..
m STEADY: receipts. 100; leeN's = ~"
:. 80. -. Tc|as steers g, 3ousG -. siockcrs an
{oe5crs .s 2snSS t.: CONS aud lcii'rr - 'sN
e. .n ,aI.ss s7Gsio5 80 SifEtp-fifr
Lint. II oc0: native. 81 2isl 81 - ,ear'i'fs'
"a 95a 81 ~: lambs native. s. .p1S, -
Kansas CIV. March f-CAlDrLb lion-,
roee,n,s ! 600 including 900 southcrns dressed
,ecf and export steers. s. ,ofi 50 TAR 20 60,
a. t,Gts Is. southern steers ~ az - Z.
c.,,hcro cows ~ aJ6sI. bulls, ~ -9ns" %
.iycs al son $40 HOGS-LoNer. ref.lpa..
sno bulk a. S0mss 81; heavy. 50 -spSs -
n,c,c,s and butchers s. 3odss SO; light. $50
Sssa5. pigs. 81 25asi.,a. SHE'LL Meceipts
= 900 strong: colorado lambs ssdNS wear
ms. SO 7JasI 80; vethers, s. 'Sas' 90, ewes
s5nS -.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune
:, rouis March 4-CATTLE- Rcceirts .
oon msrk., active and prices ipc higher
o,oc,a e. ioasa ~. hcifc.s, - 5ou>s: cow
a, s.,s,s7 90. southern steers. 81 0fS -
tious Receipts. iI.',Oo: fsirly active blt I"9
81 loUer; choice medium 20 heavy weigh'e.
&c ,o[,ss on buik OF sales. IS 35nSs Dos pack
80 81 800 IS Is. best liglrs. ~ 25dss ~, ls,I
ush,r s. .,tiss ~: pigs. 81 501<s 90 sHEEr
pc,cint- 3OaJ. astiie and urn. latops. - -
80 - cnli lsnihs 81 .0TS6 30: nrui ION sneep.
s. .oai Sc 80, common. s+7agss 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

Local Official Record.--Ths following oficia
-ecord from the Weather Bureau shows Tho
.hanses in the temperature Cor the las, twenty
'our hours. in comparison with the correspond
l.,,1 o. las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

Rear Admiral s. - KNIGHT ha- rcsssumcd
command Atlantic r"-c-yV feet. Eolsiiry his
Gag on l1sr.l tlc Wisconsin.
Tho COMMANDER OF II. Third Division. Atlantic
feet has temporarily transferred his laS
from thC Virginia 10 the NcbrasEs.
Tho Wiomiug sailed from Guantanamo Day g.,
cuba for Tauricr sound. FcbrtIs-y e arr not
Mrr--L q. lnr.flnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

ton. 70 Tho civde = CO. With passengers ana
ndsc Tassed in Qusrantinc al $50 ~.
steamer Sanns ,Hor,. Msnzanlllo February
p 70 the West ind!s - Co WIN sugar. ~
rived =. tho Ba~ A. " 4 1T. -
Stc4s,.~ po,t lulbeau tFrl. UaVrc FcnrlhrH
| - - the ompagnic Generate Transatiantq"e
,na {- 20, sss,n a a, the Bar afs m.
Steamer \ \ Raven. Portland. to James
EIvcu q CO. ~ ballast. Passed ~ 0uaTa"-
SicaS,-, - itsr,il,on. Newport Nevs ard Nor
FOLK h. Tho Oh Dominion - Go. with pes-ei .
gers and nise. PASSED. 10 quarantine A. -''i
Stosr,.r sixao,. ,T;rl Port Limon February
= goior - Kingston and Port Antonio -. 10
,he 7 -ntted Fruit 60. With ~ passenger mans
an mdsc Arriic d a. i,l' nar al ~" Tam.
- and Key West March |. 20 the Maliory =
-. win passengers and mdso. Passed 10
S,0 su,,,' Snondasa. Brunsn.ick March :. 20
tie Major - 90. with mdsc. Passed IN
SAM Hook az IA m. -
p,nhsro 4 I,oycsen. with i'2 cabin and l,'-p
Storage nssscnEers and ndse. Nrrvcd al the
S,csmrr saratoga. Havana March /. 20 tho
Nov YORK. and cuba Mail - 20. WIN - %
scngcrs mails and nose. ArFl'eu - ''e '"
steamer Mou,i-o Utah Genoa January -;
rerhorn TeIrus-y =. DiidieIlo :. Aeicrs : and
,,i.b md,c. Arrived st the Bar ~ II = m.
steamer WaihfelI tBri. Las laimas fforI
a., - 20 simpson. spence Young. IN nal-
las, Arrived al tho Bar ~ IN.
steamer Prlu2 Joachim ger, bocas h'' l"lo
Fei1Iar,. 20 Pear Lagoon -. Port Limon ~
Colon >. Kingston - santiago - and Long
ca March ! 10 the Hamburg American Line.
pith it5 uasst lscrs a.! rrdsc. Arrived AZ ITO
Bar 90 { . m. =. -. -,
ana Csrdcnas -. 10 Dpn'cl Bacon, Hiih sugar.
Arrived ~ tho Far ~ p m
steamer CcrchO. Galf eston 20 inc Major.
- 90. vith passengers and mdse PASSED. ih
, SANDY Hoo6 a. 1:23 p ~.
Steamer Eyndsm Dutch. ROTTERDAM snd
Roriol1c TchrIsry -. 10 tho Holland America
Line with passengers. mails ana mdse. lhT"o
miles cast y, Fire Island 81 80 % 90.
sandy Hook J. Isrch 4 $40 m-"ind
northeast: liSht brcczc; hay on shore smooth
SAILED
steamers Innsrc. Charleston and Jackson
VILE: cedric tBu. Males: Graf Nald'rsee
fl.-rl Hamburg: La ilcsbays pJtcm. Ant
ve-n: Joseph ID Giorgio tNori. .ucrto tort""'
VOLS city tBr. Bristol: Naudc tBrl. Phila-
aelrhia. hronprluzc-siu Cecilie GER Hrcncn
Jefferson No.foih aud Newport News: Ma.
ian7as Ma 2anillo. II sol. Galveston. CT; Oh
- Louis savannah. Oro'afa NBri fermIla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
lFrom the Tribun' Eurcau.


Washington, March 4.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following OF
dcrS have been issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Sunrise. ca sunset $50. moon rises $50;
mo N axe. -
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Humidity,

.onlc,l observations OF United states weather
,,ur.sus taken a. s D. m. ycNerday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

March The Nashville At New Orleans. the
ontario and the Scnon's. IL Norfolk
SAILED
Mach Tho orion from Hampton Roads COR
Guanf ilaMo. the Cesar. from Hampton
Roads fl- Se0p the Aja1. from Hampton
Roads Tor Nlglors. ga route Cafite. tho "a
loIu. from pouta DciGalo Tor Gibraltar.
March Tn. Nuginia. from Tsmpic0 Tor Vera
tTuz the colorado. from Mazatlsu for GuaN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
MO..SssEs AND sYRtrs

chans Il as ~ quoted rates.
NAVAL sTOREs-SpiTits turpcntine steady
and Without material change in prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

Mickey Niles. the jockey. Will leave for
Austria tomorrow to ON his contract TO
ride abroad. as he has done for several
SEASONS Willie Shaw. who also has been
rdins in Germany FOR number Of years
vii sail on March IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

re.:. s,s oG ssOi Totals. sSi sis 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05

Charley Comiskcy is so pleased with the
training camp at Paso Robes that nc
has practically decided 70 take hVe-
year lease Of the grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-19
WOMAN'S CHARGE
CAUSES ARREST

IL. w. Peas, said to be an oInnloye
company and residing on Twenty
sirth street between Pop'ar and
Sycamore was last evening at
O'Clock arrested by Sergeant O'Don-
nell and Officers Terry and placed
in jail charged with disorderly con,
duct.
The exact nature of the offense is
more serious than mere disorderly, as
it is alleged that Peas yesterday
afternoon about 2:30 attempted to
effect an entrance into the home of
an .employe of the Clark-Danforth
Handle company on Twenty-seyenth
near Poplar under the guise of want
ing drink of water from his wife,
the husband being at work.
When the mistress of the house re-
fused to adr2it him, Peas is al eyed
to have made insulting proposals
and threats.
The lady Immediately notified the
Officers OF the occurrence the ar
rest being made after searching the
premises for him. his wife refusing
to give the officers any assistance
until the apprised her of the nature
of the charge.
A Police headquarters Peas lis
said to have endeat ored to effeffct a
COmnrnnisn with tba hnuhupd och
ing what he could do to settle the
matter whereupon he was informed
that It could only be accomplished
with a pair of fists.
Peas is about 80 years Did and
he's young child.
The case will come up for hearing
this morning at 8 O'Clock in Police
Magistrate Lutz's court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-19
SKULL FRACTURFDa
BY HIGH FALL

Charles Applogate employed as a
lineman by the Central Union Tele-
phone Co. was probably fatally in
iured yesterday afternoon when he
fcl 30 feet from telephone pole
on Highland avenue and Thirty
fourth street
He sustained a fractured skull, a
broken arm and internal injuries
After the accident he was immedi
ately taken to the Bondurant hos
pital whore an operation was made
in an attempt TO save his life, but at
late hour last night he was not ex-
pected to survive
Applegate is a married man and
the father of several children. lie
resides at Sixteenth and Pop'ar
streets
It is not known exactly how the
accident occurred as no one saw him
fall, his companion linemau having
his back turned at the time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-19
SENATORS CLASH
over bRYAN'S
LECTURE POLICY

Washington, July 1S.---Bryan' S
policy of lecturing vocation has
involved the senate in a bitter con-
troversy which began when Senator
Bristow ignored the defeat of his
resolution condemning the action OF
Bryan, and insisted on being heard
in severe criticism of the cabinet
officers
During the debate countercharges
between senators on both sides Of
the chamber held the audience at a
high pitch of excitement. Ashurst
produced an old letter showing that
Bristow retorted with the charge
that Ashurst spent 200 of public
funds sending kilograms.
Bristow is sharged with writing
for papers during the Baltimore con-
vention. He says that he never ne
elected his office, 81 am on tria!
here" Senator Jones simply want
cd to show people in glass houses
not to throw stones"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-07-19
SERGEANT KRFSKY
ENLISTS SEVEN

"Tramp-tramp-tramp" the boys
are marching, from Cairo to join the
army. The people of Cairo are
again showing their loyalty for the
flag as they did during the w&r hS
being among the first to answer I'm
Gle Sans call for troops though this
is not ca to send troops into the
field to fight battles it is practically
the same, for the Government must
have standing army.
Early today seven men will be sent
to the Jefferson Barracks to enter
their one months training for the
regular service. This is the week. 5
work OF Sergeant kresky. the re-
cruiting officer stationed in this city
city and considered very good work
by the War Department.
OF those who have been recruited,
three come from Kentucky, three
from Tennessee and one from Mis-
souri,.