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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

Forecast for Special Locslities-Easte'n
New York. fair to-day. preceded by snow on
the coast: sunday. fair. continued cold; high
north winds.
Western New York and Western Pennsyi-
vnnia. fair to-day and tomorrow warmer
sunday. moderate south winds.
Southern New England. fair to-day pre-
coded by snow on the south coast; SUNDAY
fair: high northwest winds.
Northern New England. fair To-Day *
cept snow on the coast; sunday ial'' "''u
crate 10 brisk north winds. -
New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvahla Sn i
Delaware fair to-day. preceded ny SNOW AZ
early morning sunday. fair. continued c''U
brisk to high northwest winds. ,-,,.
MARYLAND and the District or Columpiss
fair TO-DAY and sunday. cohuhueu c''u
moderate northwest winds. T..
Virginia. fair to-day. preceded oy snow III
early morning In southeast; SUNDAY, aa's
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

Highest temperature YESTERDAY ~ cat J.
noon). lowest. II cat 10 p. M; average yes
tArdsv. %. average for corresponding date
last year "A: average for corresponding u''7
last thirty-three years. 81. ,.. =,
Local Forecast to-day, PRECEDED ny
snow; sunday, fair. continued cold h'sn
north winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
,-r.vsss At FOREIGN PORTS

~. 70, 90 500 a m-Bermudisn CBD.
/" 49, eA 30. ,a-Kio,o OBJ. New York for
rf-aterfeIs tGerl. New York VIA
-. f,- Bombay and Calcuua.
---,vr Feb % if.4c A nl-Messntic 'brl'
y. ve-s fo- Liverpool. Rottef dam Dutch.
n. amstsrdsm (or New York.
- reh % $50 p u--kaiscrin Auguste
-...,s GER New York Tor Hamburg 'and
80, r,rl''F FEB is-American Dutch. New
-, ,.-carpathia Br,. New York.
!. :. 5snsro. Feb eo-Hermiston lBTj. New
y, f.s - s.is p m-Finland. New York.
.'.,...r6 Feh .o-suwanee (Br. New YORK
l,' l..,o ,S' Ts5 is-Freienfels Ger. New
$3.50, N. ~ FEB l6-Herminius CBp. New
,E a,-,, rss ls-Duala Gen. New York.
=. Tsb l5-pora tAust. New 1ofA 10Y
-, =. ie-r.odewin, Van Nassau Dutch.
H., vs-t ,ia West Indies and Venezuela
,' z sas''i Fss 20. 50 m-st Paul. New
- - N-rhenfeis Ger. Calcutta for
naitghls and New YORK.
49, Hook. y 7. Feb 20. $50 p m-Wind
~ rrong breeze. cloudy: rough g.
,,.irs FEB 1e-Prlnz Joachim tGerl New
Yea
SAILED.
l,ry,s Feb Ia-Almerian CBrl. Bsrhs-
~ Canadian BIZ. Boston. Georgia tBr).
~. Awe, Feb 1e-Highlsnd Watch
r.. N.w York. Horstius CBr). View York
s-u FEB le-Irish Monarch (Brl. New
frk
Yusdsso. FEB la-Yerdi BIZ, New York
"a santos and Rio Jaueir0.
h-sd,s FEB 1S-Orlba tBT) from New
rgk va Bermuda. etcl. Southampton.
s,Ttu Feb 49, m-Pannonia tBrl
from Naples. New York.
! Weren't @ Y. Feb 9O-Aros Castle fBrl.
Baltimore and New York
F.rs Feb l7-Belyedere (Ausc. New York.
-i-tgfg Feb Bosnia GER. Baltimore,
~ Graf waldersee lGsrl. New York
Tf.t-t FEB 1s-Santa Lucia (Ger), New
F~k
,,,a F,b l7-Prnz August Wilhelm (Ger).
NsH York
Pri-sa Prince. FEB 1s-Aibingia (Ger). New
lrk
PASSED.
sfv Fsh 20-Potsdam Dutch. New York
IN BouoEns and Rotterdam
pirs. Head Feb e-kristianiaftord tNor),
S'v York for Bergen. etc Car IRus),
Wv YORK FOR Libau.
ttv Head, Feb 9o-New York City (Br),
~ York for Bristol
g. - Wight Feb Finland New York
~ Dover end Antwerp.
ard. feh 20. a m-Potsdam tputch),
Va icfk for Rotterdam.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. rrRRrARY q.

49,. s'a4. Southampton Feb u Al Tr
'i,,.-,aa .'-..... Rotterdam. Feb a.. Holl- Am
ss,-.,,, ........ Barbados. Feb IS. Lamp & "
ws,,..1 ea.-..... Bermuda. Feb II Loco. Quebec
So. 81 Thomas. Feb IS Quebec
'kN-... '''....... san Juan. Feb In 7 X
N,ss,.s '''..... lnagua Feb IS. Hafnb- Am
iss,.s.......... san Juan. Feb H.. Insular
ss,.- ~-'..... HaVre. Feb It, French
"a. 49,. jacksonville. Feb 20. CLYDE
''''''.......N New Orleans. Feb 80 Fac
'hs.s,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
FURNISHED ROOMS
vrsT sIDE-Below Tooth street
wrsr sIDE-Abo,e Io0th street.

cru ct sns WEST Beautifully Furnished
No. parlor; private bath small ROOM CIV
.-,.t,,. oWner's home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

,,,-rps,pr DRIVE. near Grants Tomb
-, ,,rsrttye outside rooms suitable two 49,. 10,
,oor1 Win bath. board optional. Phone ~''"
Mornlngsil~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
FIRE RECORD.

,,.osa mo 40 East 18Th street MAJ Hoi'
,sss Nos 900 and 2i sullivan street;
Tessie & Turcco; unknown -
e.ka Mo SO East Nth street. Adams Ia
press Company; no damage. 60.
G.sOa m-No 1880 second avenue "coiee
IAN. No 81 Thomas street: Mps. era
ham: unknown :. -,
- 90 noon.-No 7s3 Brock avenue. NJ Dehe'n-
son. slight ,,-.,.
100 p. Mo. lo2 East lo'th street. '""N
Layine unknown.
90 % m Nos SCI and J63 Columbus avenue
Overlook Bros. slight
100 p. mo. so East l2th street; owner U'-
known: no damage.
2.5O o Mo 647 Columbus avenue, A. Aprln'
trinlng o.,
s.s5 p. Mo SO Delaney street Meyer
Blohm tTihng.
l.2s % No 81 linton avenue. Samuel
Elbnger: trifing.
49, %. m Nos 457 and 45s Grand street, Jacob
Magin Bros, so
$40 ?. Mo. 3o7 East 55th street owner IN
known. trihing
$40 p Mo. 1870 seventh avenue. Albert d.
Mizzy trining
az u Mo ls2 West 10th street New York
Partition Company; trir!ng
al0p y. Mo. a West oSd street, Mr.. Wiikin-
SON trifing
$50 p mo. 80 East 1921 street. Isaac
Booth: trifing
s.op mo. S5i East iiist street Henry Mil
Ter. trining.
800 p. m No COO East 18th street william
Kampei. uihing
1905 d. Mo 53ia Spring street, NJ. Horo-
witz ififing.
strauss trning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

"a m. se1e Up m. 1910 p. m. 29.ss
United states Department Of Agflcultu'e
Weather Bureau observations taken al p H.
18th meridian time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
HELP WANTED.
Male.

MEN With patentsble ideas write Randolph
Co. Patent Solicitors. Wasaington, ID. {.
WANTED.-Nouns man In real estate once
80, he eble 10 take dictation and do
,vnewriting: one familiar with ONCE build
inc management preferred: state experience
and salary expected. Address NJ BOX o.
Tribune Office.
WN[TFD -Department Manager in progress
sive. reputable business dealing win high
lass trade Party preferred able TO take some
financial interest. Manufacturing. boA 90 lrlD-
une Uptown Office 1854 Broad"sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Female

COOK Irish Catholic preferred iot sii,e,'
Family in suburb. Call saturday afternoon
a. Past "a ST. room 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

IocaI Oficial Record.--The folowing ON
ciel record from the Weather Bureau shows
The changes in the temperature for the last
twenty four hours. In comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
NrNrAwrRF ALMANAC.
HIGH WATFR.

sri. sf. sunset. 5.i2. moon rises. 514
s~s age =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Female.

,,,.sp,NonK. BY competent woman. CITY OF
,o,ntr,. good reference. 50 Ne"eh 49,
Greonpoint Long Island. H.
NURSE Hospital trained VIII tsh con vlt1.,
In. r%fercnce NJ. Miss FiizOeralas
pptrsu 80 9TH ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEC

Male.
p,.--I .F,R- VALET swiss. Thoroughly conlp es
u -" so,,r Years excellent references "as'
le"t i"" r,,.,,frv Industrial Association, II
e., asi ~ Tel 1910 Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Humidity,
Barometer Readings.

SAM. So lp.m.... 81 sp. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

.-s.-s Charleston and Jackson
- r.. crsI. pirseus. jamestown. Nor
- ~euroff News, Nenezia ltr'. Mar
"'-,,,a .Brl NeNport News, Ray state
- G~.eo-v .Er. Para Via Nortoik -
ss.tlsmpton. Saramacca tbfi' Sch1e'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
Mention of Socialism Brings
Tumult at Hancock, Michigan,
Investigation Proceedings.

standing that if they remained out for
three months they would be promised
that the government would take over
the mines"
That statement is unqualifedly
wrong" shouted o.. n. Hilton, counsel
for the miners.
The committee decided that the wit
ness need not answer the question.
Mr.. Rees then asked If the witness
had not been told in the union or ii
he had not read in the newspapers
that the government soon would take
over the mines. The witness replied in
the negative.
Stronger was placed nthe stand to
testify to charges that the Quincy
Mining Co. had erected fench across
a read on It's PROPERTY which afforded
the only means he had of reaching
the public highway from the piece OF
leased land on which he lived. He said
he lad worked for the Quincy as
miner and had gone on strike with
the other members of the union.
Counsel for the Western Federation
of Miners contended taht his rights
had been invaded In that he was de-
priyed of a means to reach the post
office. CONGRESSMAN Howell took the
stand that Strenger's grievance was
against the lessor of his farm who
had not granted him right of way
to the public road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
OAKLAND.
Overlooking Water Zip e s
Cause 5000 Damages
Church Notices.

The subject of DR.. c. A. Haydent
address at the Universalist church or
Sunday evening will be Marriage ano
Divorce
At the Baptist church Sunday the
morning subject will be: rs True
Religion a Sedative or a Stimulant" !"
In the evening will be given the last
of the series on Life Lessons from
Oakland's Industries" the subject vii.
be THE Casting OF the Life Is Ne'
AS the Casting of the Die"
F. E. Libby of Watervilie will speak
at the High Street Mission at 3.St
Sunday afternoon.
w. Z. Pride went TO Portland Fri
day for a short stay at his home.
Cleveland Brown is confined to the
house with the mumps.
The Baptist Society sent Aifreo
Marsh. Arthur Brimstine, Harold Wal
ton. Minot Thomas and Bruce McCur-
DIV as delegates to the Boys Confer
ence at Lewiston.
William Smith went to the Boys
Conference at Lewiston Friday as
representative from Colby College.
The overfiowing OF water pipes 10
the tement of Mrs. Cora Babb caused
Friday about 5000 damage.