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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

mo Gcrfs 5n bcjobcn gSo. 0aribcr it, flcBt in ocn
Staat9ddcl. 2d o6nc6in mare 0aS Sdcrifisamt in
Baltimore tcn 70 proiitabcs mcbr ocuu sic @eb6rcn
Die Der Sdjerff bche cinnumt nO MIR nod ocr brittle
Sheil bon oem mas c iriibcr marcn. Die llriadDc t
DoB oaS Spirhoicn.Scen3. .@eieb mct penigcr ii6er,
treten miro, Die 9iotbdt-0trfte ab9eidaiit uorocu
no, iDeirg o0cr gar feline Spie60len me6r erilircn
no DER Sdcriii nidtS mebr nit Dem Gntcignunasocr.
abren 81 tblm Got SSn an0eren gSortcn Baltimore
1T in Den IcBtcn 5a6ren gut ie6r git acporoen an
Ger Sberildd]c mcngiteusl 0ic @innabucn 0cS Sdc.
rtfs onrd galnDirtbe pcldle Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Welese ibcrtraten olrd SpclD0aen unO ourd] innor-
oentlide Nder betrugen i'm Oiesidbrgen Sanuar-Scr
min oeS Grmino9crdts ntr $S69 wdbrcn0 iie dj
I'M ooro9rigen auf 1858 mo in 1912 auf $26S2 be-
licicr.
Inter oIden lluiidn0en mcrocn Der 5dcrff nO
oe Folititcr mob ni)t gegm bic glnnabme 0eS porgc
lhlagcen Gcriaiimgs 3uabe5 wirfen melder lcte
ccDdtcr iiir oen S@criii mo oeiien ltergcbcne an
cBt o0aB oicieS 9rca ndt mebr bon @c6i6rcnein.
ra6ncu o6ban0o ien miro ouie Die Gerldngcrimg
ocs gmtstermills aiIf bier Sabre mo 9nibeblng Der
aaniel, wcIdc ocn Sderif pom Der gSicocrwa5l aus
ideBi
Die @G6lcr ION gatmorcGunntg wcrOen murgcn
o6iiimmen i6er 5uei 9lnlcibc.Gorlagen cine @dllion
Collars fir sic gnngc cines 9lb5ugstana SDitcms ii
cen polfrcdben 0riidanen 0cs Gountps wic Sigbano
tomn mo Canton uno Eopuieno mo cine 6ol6e 1d
lion Dollars fir ben 8au bon neucn Sducn IN ienen
Guidatcn. 9coc gInlcbcn cbcincn cine gtot5mcnoig
tCit 5u icin. 0as oiicItde Sanitdtsmeicn oerlangt
Dab minoetens oic mmiticl6or an Die Staot 9alti-
more ongren3enocn 9orGote nit iantdren Abju9sfa-
ndlen Dcrlcbcn merocn, lo Die idJneac 3unabne Der
@coolferimg iener Goritdote cllt mgcu06nlid grpBe
gniorocrmaen an Oos 5dulmcien. Die 5dulautori.
idten aoen. es nuB oiortige lhdcrtimit fir 5000 Sim
ocr gci9offcn mcrocit oc I'M ibulpd)tiocn 9ltcr iic
9cn Gins iit ider ioaten Die beiOen glnlebcuorlogen
perOeu, Damn treiben Die &oriidOte Inn
70 idncaer Dem @iomcnt i6rcr 9ln9eOerlmg an Die
Siaot Baltimore ctgegen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

gSe 81 crwartsn mar, protciircn bic MitgleOer Der
.Soros Cap 9Iuioucc" nit oacr Wlad]t gcgcn Die gn-
na6mc Der it1Otii1cn &croronuug we5c glmater@Sa'
icbaaGu am Sourtog oas 9lb6altcn bon gaicbol-
irelcn mcrGalb Scr Staot0ren5en crlallbcn ioa Sic
Scrrcn iin0 nit @lin0bct 1ciNlogen sic ic6c ndlt,
oaB ourd oie oltcn 6laue @cese Die @robltoot 6ngcO
htinls gcriebcn miro nad ge5cimcn %l0ecn aui Dem
Canoe no Tie oacrbono lmarteu lernt. sic 6obcn nod
nid)t qcerni, 6aB e sic SugcnO nicnuls All Die Srdc
fctcn fonnei pcnu e ais Oercl 6e0e oulirctcn. llno
ais i6rc 6cn0c bctrodtd bic SigcnO clc @icrcr pcl-
dc ibr am Sonntog icoeS &er8niigcn raubcn wolen.
@}it irenoIidcn GntgegenfomiHcn mo Site fonntc
oic 9or0s GaD glance Dielc ana6cn nnO iingc @lon'
ncr i6rcn &rd)eu 5uiii6ren. Die lett mo6l faum cnua
i'm Sabre oos SSnrcre ehier STRIDE e6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
So ncrfnnidlc @iirncrfriea ai0t 0tn CIruhmadtel

Der mcrIIdnlIdIc WHrncrlrllB BIUI OlN WroNManIFrN
cuc 2oec BON Der 9rau66arfct oes 6ha5clgs I'M Ssric
&C. un0 3uar ais @aic gegcu arie0sdific. IS mar
oacroings nur Gin aanouen6oot 9nertos wcd)es bel
@lo8otau BON 8lngcugcu Der Gonltltticualiiien &C.
3iuunoeu wuroc iid oui bober See N Sidcrbcit 81
brin9en; cs lit abcr lc6t mogib oaB 3eppelins Die
icl6e gsrflma a 1reo0noug6tS alIspeil tonnea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

@ro6c- -GuGiImadnna 9nhlanOS Der &eitgrcu3c
ro6eaGobilmadna Ceitrcid lmgarns an DER siio.
cjreu5c Scbt c6t mn nod 9Srobe'9'obilnodJmg
IauI6lmo'S au Der Cit. mio gSegrenje mo 6rauf.
red,'S al ser Ciarcmc Gou fonucn ia 0ic @Guc6rc
m0cr6oiit loSge6eul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
0Nininn qll Nein,

SIS inrb am i6 Nia 1914. nm lh1i nor
a0cnhS. pdon Wi 0cin5, aciicbter @ioiic
ron @uic Nl 0cinS 81 Sabre alt. Die Beer
oiaunQ iinbci oienita0, gla6miiiags W ubr,
strnne, aus aui Dem peouoou @arl.6rieoqole"
lintt (WidllS- lN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
0Seits Nmbs9SorT.
Gamm(Eattcr g5OrGsfeH- garG.

Scr .@aunancr &onsirf.g,crcin" b,eOri re-
icucii Srcun0cn nm Gcrcincn dn8nScNcr, on6
9SifcnSsslpcHuc mo SrcpeticJ JlQdn hhern9W
men bat mo Dem pcrc0cirn 9nbiiim lnt %p'
bnliuuQ uun @cuico mo ,Sciillmicilcn cTpllcQ,s
mcnoc man liC6 eHhpcocr an 81. =. geicneitlo,
Nr. 20i9, Sirit, Nrnit-StrnDe oocr an 1rnms
shutter, Hr. IS, 6ntOn.2lutnnc, u0cr olrrl lh'
Bari Tccpbun: Giia;ur SN4 M.
Tircittr Ninaala uOH Der 8reberid MOAB.
(6cb25 3Uiic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

SarrO S. SGaw gc9t, inter Slnflid)t Oon 5wc &c.
rid6ts 9eamtan einem Sderif iillo elnem @e)cm
pol3iiten in ocn sSbitc @loutains N Oic CONNER
frilbe. ga, wenn man oos id)par5c sdjoai elmer
rtiliouenrciden 6omc it, fam man elbit als iiber
iii6rter WOrocr elm Serrcncbcn iii6ren lno Dor Dem
Gjciebc ioleu aac 0lenhcu glcid icnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
Der mnac qImcrifoncr YOrfrr G6arlton, ser OUr

Ut JNI'VN EIVVIIIWFtt FUlIIl N1T'E|F' W VVt
mebreren So6rc bc Gomo III ,Stolien icne @ottin NM
ac6radt 6o6cA oa pro nit eneu blocn glime ga.
ponfomueu Ger itapciiibc staatsanmolt bat oie ati
poridbliden GoOt6log lalltenoc Anflaac nieocrgeho
gen m0 pcrii0t oaB Charlton nddjiten Nerbit mcgca
ridt poridblidlcn GootihaGS pro8ciiirt meroq ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

Sic %nrf.GUujcrtc SoiiOu int lueOcr ciumal be-
Qonncp. @qutlpr 6eoenfGl. nit mehcr @iicridt oc
y2oros GaD aaance~, Die Wimiiieral lhiion mo an
ocrc @ciG9eiimtc ben pritan9cn Sa66ai6 Oie Sabre
Der in Baltimore gebtct babet 0ann oirien mir ms
nit poQen &cdDt ole 6rage Dorlc9cn uie cs egentlid
gefonneu III, oab mir aitdl om Somog %arf-Gonjcrte
6abcn, Die cS gelonImen it, Dab Der ,lmab5dngge
@irocruercn Dor orci3c6n a6ren be Der Borfbeb0r0c
iuo 0en 0amoligcn 0oDor SaDes me6r @iulluB bottc
ais sic @ercdtcr oes pmitoniidcn Souta9S. 8ir
aaubcn uid)t DAB Somtogs GoBcrtc 6cnic cingciibn
mcrocn folmtell men lie nidi i5on cine tc6cuoe Gin-
ridtmg udren. Gc Sntolerau5 lit in Oen lcbien Sab
rem mddhger gcrorOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

Baltimore, Wiamlnno.
@criicgcltc Nnncbotc, an 0cn agnQro nl
sNparoS @Qrc OF Gin Nicallier." aorellirt, mer'
ocn bon oicem IN lcinci1 &nrran, @aibbansf
bis Il lbr &ormliaas aiH NiIttiuod, 25. Wlal
1914, cnGcGcu Gcnommcn iilr eic giocllirun0
Den 9innoiicinbon mo @llaicrun9 nit Sub'
nsphult Oiirii3iricu Nlbdcn nm Snrin'
Nl0dcn, Olc nui 0onlrcl lluicriage. Der in FOL.
GnnnopHalt &iaiCrngssG0n 0ntrnlt Nr So.
Baltimore Gtrabc, bon GremontAoenne DIS
HbcriN Sirnhc
Gubaspboli $3.50 GuosOos
&triBire @l1de $50 Qno. 0os
GcorasNlBdc $3.50 Guo. pos.
Ncaloubi0icr Ghed 81 10000
Sbpc 3nblen criidcn Die obQendtien Anall'
iiidicn Der Naupipoiicn aus Die in ben @on'
irniicn gcnnnni nu0.
5pcSiiininncR mo gluQchoiS Sormularc ltN'
ncn nul WcuM inI Nurcau Der Yildicruilps
0onmliiion Nalbb0uS crlanqi wcroen Stl
iber 0icicn 0our0it aciorocri Ednelpe MIRO
Mot 5nriidcraiict wcnH ein gIngcboi Mot ciil.
QcrcM pir0.
9idnc mo Rroiilc iuo 5ur Sniormoiion bon
&iecrn i'm glrNiO i'm Nurc0u bc5 coulnlilren'
ben Snacnlcura 0uibclua0ri
Dor. i.QcHo cl uuo auc elnacboic 5u nctmel
ict Sin hcalanbinicr @hcd ocs Scicte aul
cine GcQrinQ 0nulc Naui" aui ole Nrotc 0ce
WinOOrS uno Giaoiraibs bon Baltimore 9clo'
acn 3u Der oben 0n0epcpcnen 9oDc nuiB te'
Dem glnacboi pc9ciiiGi icin.
Scr criulgrcihe Dieter nub NirQl60it licl'
len uno sic @cliimmunacn 0cS SiaotGbaricre
nbcr Gouiralic erillcu
,fW Nulirl1c ocr HllOlicruunSsN uWullion.
d. &cith GUmpsrn,
e5oribcr mo cophuilrclocr SHacnlcur.
scrrcidr
Splu SuDrrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

YHrcnn Der SirnGcuonrmbfndle SommiIidre.
NNli more, 20. Apri l0ll
Sic GlrabcnoWMnrnMS GOmmlildrc tidDel
hicuuit M uchcrciniilnnlun0 nit ocm Naiii'
murcr SiooisNbnricr S2p. NblOntil hciniull
nd6 iic sic criic SctiumnNufd I'm rpnucrnnA
ben nt0inno5pnniaitcn Ean i'm Wlni 1914, &or
lhiliacs 4 lbr. iI ocm 9lnrcan 0er9ommilldre
i'm Mnilbanic, ab1dicn mcrocn. I'M oc Spll
momi Gua5uheu nno oic ibncn iberlrnqcnen
mo bon lucn pcrlanaicn Rillnicn ~ ctlnuen
inn Wcircif Der 0nnocmuiruna .mno SdlcRnil0
Der 0utnp,Straac, pou bcrSiodbolms Sisdbe bio
5un Ni0bic Brand ocs Rnapeco 6lullcs, mn
gMeuaDmc bon ocr mciilibcn Naliic Der Guiap.
Sr0bc bon Der StGdhplms sSirabe bis it elnct
0inic GO sun ifoin 0apun nn0 parallel onBn
QenidG Der en- no. gmQuli 1909 untcr6elmnriell
&crorouuTn VII. 3SI 0es 9nDure mo Slaol
eugene e. Wrnunan,
Suin 4, Snnipro
NnyrD ". GcMicD,
Gpmmifdrc
eugene q. Guoacrc,
(glpr2i ~. W,ui5121W GIcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

glnrCam Der shnfruonrh0mdlS 6pnmiiidre.
more. 20. gprll. 1914.
Tic Strn6cn0ur0huide 0ommiildrc Hnhcn
6ietmii IN lcbercinilmnunQ init ocm N0li
morer Siaoi 0bnricr 500 glbibnii, oelonni,
odE iic Die criic &criammlnn0 an 1onncrtaa
orn ndtnuo5 5unn5iniicn $40 I'M Mai 1914, Sot
miiluoS ii llbr IN Dem Bureau Der Gpnimi
fire. i'm NnitNnuic, abnaien pcrocn nm oic
&oQm0tht Nue6uiihcn nm Die hncl nbcrltdae
ncn uno bon ihucn pcrlonnicn Nfli0len so cr'
inllen i'm Ncrcif bec 6unocntuirunA mn
sdne6umo bcr Sitcno. .StrnNc, bon Der Solraro'
Girabe b6 1850 SUB ucillm bon Suiaip Sirabc
uno parallel bicr8u. Qcndb oer an 16- gugul
1909 uuicr8eihncicn &crotonina Nr. 3Si oc9
Ulc0or5 mo Siaoigdtbs bon gdltimurc.
Gn0cuc e. NrnuuGn,
Su6n 9. SGufDro
SnrtD ~ 6cmlch,
Gommliidrc.
Cngenc g. NobgerS,
(glpr2i 2s Wlai51219) Glcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
SSermiit6tc gln5ciocn.
ainIt. Rnhc. Meinno6cit.

NIT elmer giie bon Noibducrn NM poiels III
Baltimore uno 6nrioro @ounlbs. Nul SetluH
Qcn gratis per 9Soii suacanoi gorclc'
Cratic Wnunncr,
Winrsiauo au6 WcuninlUnnin N. d.,
III gecit.9iprtb 4grHnc, Nn'tmore, M'o'
(Wiuit5. .3Yiic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

NctidlIoi:
SuGu Subcrt
icmp. GrdH6cui Der 9oniralls9eboroc.
(9iaii51S.25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

Gnamr q. 9luO0ers,
(W0iiS. Sunil 50 Glcrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

WIRELESS REPORTS.
rsuaaeiphia. reported as ESQ miles ca"
s.n.. !. i hSSs ,s 81 AZ af'.I ? ~
seSeN s.,,apslis. % milsa. a; noon- eApeo'eN
~ Noodsy forenoon. 5000 A.
- LAVA SO uiilos a; noon' eSpe''eu W
As'xs-,dss (p-Naooc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
LEH0N, BURNS AID, AND
FOUR OTHERS INDICTED
True Bills Found in Connection
with Leo Frank Trial
at Atlanta.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Atlanta, May 2.-Dan S. Lehon, aid of
William J. Burns, and four others alleged
to have been connected with the re-
pudiated affidavit OF the Rev. c. B. Rags
dale who has since sworn that he was
bribed with 500 to swear that Jim Conley
confessed that he and not Leo Frank
killed Mary Phagan, were indicted by the
grand jury to-day and warrants against
them placed in the hands Of deputies.
Lehon was charged with two cases OF
subornation OF perjury, and was placed
in bond of 81, go r. i. Barber, who made
an affidavit supporting that OF the min
lister. was held in s.. 500 bond; c. c. Tedder
and Arthur Thurman. charged with
subornation Of perjury in this same case,
were held in 5000 bond each. All bonds
were furnished.
Ragsdale and a number OF other wit
nesses were called before the grand jury
and closely questioned. Ragsdale refused
TO state what he had told the grand jury.
but his son said that his father had been
made the goat" OF lot of men who
had played upon his weakness.
The hearing on the motion to set aside
the verdict in the Frank case, which
IS scheduled for tomorrow, Will be post
poned until next Friday because Solicitor
Dorsey is engaged in the Superior Court.
Judge Eill will hold the hearing to-mor-
row on the contempt proceedings against
Detective William j. Burns and Dan s.
Lehon. his lieutenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
,,...-,. Arriving at and Departing
tom, III. Port of New York,
Friday, May z.
Friday, May IL'
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC go
ass: sunsst. 7ns; moon r'ses' sA''
'1sS o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
ARRIVED

Helos Gen. Hamburg May 6. TO David T
Warden. an ballast. Bar. m.
Mauritania lBr, Liverpool May 1e TO the
Cunsrd IS GO, Ltd. with 262 first. III second
cabin and $50 storage passengers, mahs anu
mdse. Bar, l0l0 p M, Zlst
Caribbean tBD. Bermuda May 20, 10 Sander
son q Son. with 90 passengers, mails anu
Alliance. Cristobai May Is. to the Panama
L j. IS Line. with III passengers mails ana
Lux oBr). barcelona May 4. TO D T Warden,
IN ballast. Bar, $3.50 IN. -.
Lsrmer, Port Arthur May a. 70 me EulI
Refining co. with mdse. Quarantine, 1888 m.
Radiant Port Arthur May il. 10 the Stand
ard OH 60, with mdse. Quarantine l2:Oi P m
n Nane. Galveston May 10, TO the southern
Pacific co. with mdse Quarantine, 100 a m
Forizel OBJ, St Johns +. May is. and
Halifax. n $, 20. 90 BOwrlng q CO. with 80
Passengers. mails and mdse. Bar, l2lO m.
Zacapa (Br1 Cartagena May ., Puerto 90
/ 0mbia 10, Santa Marta ~. Colon II and Kings
y. IT, 10 the United Fruit Co with 81 pas
lssrters mails and mdse. Bar. 1920 p m
H4nce I'm HaVre Nav Is, 10 the Com
psgnie Generate Transatlantique. with 1Ol
first III second cabin and $50 Storage passen-
gers mails and mdse Bar, 1898 m.
Delaware. Philadelphia, 10 the clyde IS CO.
with mdse, Quarantine. ] IN. - ,.
Apsche. Jacksonville May 10 and Charleston
% 10 the CLYDE So 60. with passengers and
mdse Quarantine. $50 m
Citv Of columbus. Savannah May ~ 10 tne
Otean IS co. with passengers and mdse quar-
shtne. 5:i5 a IN.
illinois Port Arthur MAY a. 20 the Texas
on 90. with mdse. Quarantine, 600 m.
jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk, 10 the
GA Dominion IS Co, with passengers ana
stsams~ Navigator CNor. Sauna Nav is. TO
he Atlantis .'ruit Co. with fruit. Bar s:4o
pm 49, -
Enereie tocr,. Tlrpan May IS. to War
den with crude oil. Bar. $3.50 p m.
san Isldo-e orr. Truxpan May la to DAVID 4
Warden with crrde oil. South OF Scotaho
Lehtshp az $3.50 IN. ,
SANDY Hook y J. May %, $50 p m--Wind
southwest: moderate breeze; partly oiouoy'
smooth sra
sAII.Tn.
Stosfnsrs pAra-na. Crisoeal. CaiIaguey
iC,llan). Ci.nfuegos: Rudolf DluIneerg Ger;
Baltimore. Bsnzn CSor). Roces Gel Tore; Ear
Q. Elsfn Cfr), Perth Amboy: Esremont Castle
~. Chefoo VIA Norfolk; Frederik VII dam
coJSnhasoa. Madison, Norfolk ana Newport
News, S.cSerio (Dutch), Demerara; Germania
IN, NarseUleS via Providence. Albinsid
Pen. lnaguz; Ieekou VII Gor'. Baltimore;
-pr2kse, Wilmington, y c. and Georgetown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
ESCAPES POLICE STATION
Negro Flees When Lieutenant
Drops His Pen.

When Lieutenant Lyons. OF the Charles
ST police station. created a slight di-
version yesterday afternoon by dropping
his pen at the examination Of George
Williams, negro waiter. arrested for
careless handling OF razor. the negro
wheeled on His heels and bolted out Of the
door.
lie was pursued through the street by
several policemen. but made good his
escape. Williams was charged with
throwing the razor ut Daniel Krass. OF
l4H jefferson av.. Brooklyn, in an alter
cation on board tho steamer Greenpoint,
at Pier 49, North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-An idea, Who con think OF some
~ NAV bring YOU wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions" and How To Get Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph Com
nsnv Patent Attorneys. Wash. ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

'Nal for Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse closes .
. v,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
STEAMERS AZ FOREIGN PORTS


PUNE. May i7-ocsnnia tAust). New York VIA
Tr..s,s. May lS-Mn-tha Warrington (Auso.
New York Via Fayal. etc.
Genoa May l9-America dtsH' IhIsceiphia
aad New York Via Naples.
csaiz May 2l-Mon'eviaeo SPAN. New York
Tor ERi celona, etc.
usvre. May H--Cblenso On. Nsw York.
Rotterdam. May 3-Campshsio (bD' New
DO. Nay 2.-Adriatic Bn. New York
/vl< Queenstown: Ctrona (BD. New York
l "a Fishsuarc.
fSow York FOR Southampton and Hamburg
Vland proceoGeaD.
klslsourns. Nay 22-cslderUove Cs-). New
YorS Via 81 Nircont, V, and Port Natal,
ror, said. MAY .c-Bloem:onte,n CRr). New
York for Manila; Cass.s (l3r, New York Via
81 Nichaeis and Algicrs.
Manchester. May 2i-Pascal ODD, Now York.
bshla. MAY 2l--Asiatic Prince tSr), New York
AMI Norfolk via Pornambuco for Santos [,
yGu5an (BO. New YORK for Rio de Janeiro.
Naples May %. 3 m-Ivernia CBr). New York
Bermuda. May %. $50 m-Bermudian Br.
ASsfGesen. May 22-Poleric OBJ. Tyne for New
Monteyideo. MAY ie-Potomac Gr). New York
and Newport News Via - Lucia.
Rio de Jsneiro May 22-santa Rosal'a ODD
pors Natal Nav ss-spithead CBr). Philadei-
pha: Wotan Ger. New York.
SAILED.
.southamp.oa. Nay %. 2:10 p rn-Kaiserln Au-
Fuste Victoria (GeD from Hamburg. New
York via Charhourg
|Qg.tnstown. May p. 1852 m-Baluc (Br)
from Liverpool. New York.
sIoJtts. MAY 22-C1sy OF Bristol OBJ. Boston
ana Ne~ YORK.
Barrow, May ei--powhstsn (6r). New York.
|knrbsdos, May s0-EgsTsian Transport (Br)
II iron Buersos Avres), Sew York.
ksaos May iS-Taorr'ins QtaD. New York.
foombo May I-Kal0nlo (pr). philadelphia
ana New Yer<
orsa. MAY ;l.Kxtuoa Gsr). Boston and Nsw
PASSED
iis,d. May s2--Iasho tBD. New York for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
3 BURNED FIGHTING FIRE
Launch Anita Destroyed, De-
spite Crews Work.

Three men vera severely burned last
night attempting to extinguish flames
that DESTROYED the gasolens launch Anita,
owned by Wallace T.. TompSins. cotton
broker, of Ill West Hath st.
The craft was lyins at the foot OF
Communipaw av., In Lafayette. N. j.,
when fire WAS discovered IN the stern.
The injured men comprised the crew OF
the launch.
They are W. f. Jones. engineer;
Charles Stewart, oiler, and a deckhand
named Mitchell. all of Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
Shibbing Information and
Marine NeUs of the Worlp
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jer-
seq, Delaware. Maryland. the District OF Co
iumha and virginia, fair and somewhat
lower temperature to-day; tomorrow fair;
moderate west winds.
Northern New England. partly cloudy 10
DAY: cooler interior. Sunday. fair: moderate
west and northwest winds
Southern New England. partly CLOUDY TO-
DAY cooler In interior Massachusetts ana ton,
reotlogt: tomorrow. fair: moderate west anu
northwest winds
Western New York and Western Pennsyl-
Vania, generally fair to-day and tomorrow;
ligh: to moderate variable winds.
west Virginia, fair to-day and probably to-
morrow.
Local Or1eiaI R>cord.-The following ON
ciai record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours IN comparison with the cor
rs,ponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
"Mon Modern Equipped Hotel in ne CdsktliS
New" GRAND HOTEL

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Altitude $500 IT.
Opens June rs. New Management.
Is to 20 degrees cooler than n. Y. City.
Scenery unequaled. Hay fever and mosquitoes
unknown. Perfect sanitary and hygienic condi-
lions. Cuisine and service the standard OF eX-
cellence. Superior grill and rethskeller. Rea-
sonable prices. Magnificent Bail Room; perfect
dancing floor. Symphony orchestral: dancing
afternoon and evening; lady and gentleman in
structors. Free daily tea dansaDts: prizes
awarded. Golf. tennis. billiard, pool. bowling
tournaments. Special rates for families.
Transients "a a cay and up.
HARRISON q. DOWNS, Prop. Tel. Col 1920
At Hotel Ansonia. Broadway & 7Sd St., N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23

co-trustee. have filed a bill against the
railroad company. asking for sale I'M
der their mortgage.
This is the natural consequence OF the
default in the payment OF interest on the
general lien bonds May !. which rendered
action on the part Of the trustees impera-
tive for the protection Of the bondholders
and should expedite and facilitate reor-
Raniz-fion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
I.ctal orleiaI R-cord.-The following

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees .at
D. nj; lowest. 81 Cat q. ny; average, az
average for corresponding date last year, o.
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years 81. So,
Local forecast: Fair and somewhat lower
temperature tc-,i&y: fair Sunday; moderate
west wtrds
Humidity.
A. m,....Ss / p. m......C SD. un......Si
Barometer Readings.
Ss NJ 1896 / p. n....29.s0 p m..''"'''
United States Department ef ArricuituN
Weather Bureau observations. taken AZ p. M
18th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23

Close y Y
Destination and steamer. ESQ p IN
Hawaii Japan. COrea, China Oia san
FfanciscoJ-HOng Kong MarU........... May %
hnsn. Corea. China Nia Seattlel-Shi-
az0lka Alaru ....-..... May 3
" s TrsnsrcT. ..',.'..................Ma 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
To Protect Frisco Bondholders.

At the instance OF large majority OF
bondholdcrs who have deposited their
bonds under the bondholders' agreement,
the Bankers Trust Company. as trustee.
under the Frisco IS general lien mort
gage, and N. A. Mcmillan, Of ~ Louis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
DAY.

SUNDAY. MAY q.
A Wilhelm. Colon. H-A...lO:Oo m 1900 m
MONDAY. MAY 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
HELP WANTED.

Male.
LARGE Canadian mail order house wants men
everywhere In tn U. S. 70 show samples and
take orders for groceries ct factory prices to
consumers. Position will pay $50 weekly. Con-
tract given. Outfit free. The Consumers As
tocistisn, Windsor. Ontario. Canada.
MEN with patentable ideas write Randolph s.
Co. Patent Solicitors. Washington. d. c.
WANTED-H!gh class salesman, with knowl-
edge OF the painting and decorating bust
ness Address. stating experience. X. J. -.
Box T. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

So. Carolina ave. and beach. private batha;
running water In rooms; elevator to stree.
level: sun Psrlor; capacity. $50 Special rates.
Booklet. BRYAN T. WILLIAMS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
MILLBURN

The fourth and final match for the
championship of the Millburn police
department in revolver marksman-
ship will be held this afternoon at
the old Mi1lburn Trap Rock Com
pany's quarry A silver loving cup,
donated by Chief of Police Charles F..
Coaney is the prize for the best shot.
Patrolman William Tighe, of Church
street, has the highest score to date.
The auction bridge held last night
in the Short Hills Club under the
auspices of the Short Hills branch
of the Women's Political Union, was
we'll attended The affair was held
for the benefit of the National Red
Cross fund. Dancing was also held.
The first of the seasons dances of
the Short Hills Club will be held on
next Saturday evening at the club
house in the form of a Halloween
dance.
The football teams of the Lincoln
School of Summit and the Short Hills
Private School will meet on Monday
on the latter teams ground.
Miss Emma Clark, of Yonkers, ~.
Y, has returned after a brief visit
to Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Van Ingen,
ofs Rector street.
Mrs. ]. Oliver Hooley, Mrs. Gene
Doe and son. Gene, jr.. and Mrs.
George F. Robinson, of West Orange,
were guests of Mrs. Robert S. Oliver,
of Church street, yesterday.
Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan, of
Short Hills, is at Hot Springs. Va.