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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

sNral. June 15-Charcas OBJ. New York and
Norfolk via Bahia Blanca. etc.
hong Kong June lest Egbert CBD. New
York via Sahang for Yokohama.
A,sla. June lS-scolushh Prince Cbr)' New
no az Janeiro. June lC-vSndyck BD, New
York via Barbados and Bahia
1.eTatar, June is-ltalia CBr), New York for
.1srtoarr june H. 7aO E.-Kaiserin Au-
IApsie Victoria Ger. New York for South
ton and Hamburg land proceeded.
y. June lj-Grcgoiy CBrl, New York and
trfolk via Barbados.
skow June lt-Bar0n Tweedmouth (Br).
Ma York VIA sabang and Shanghai.
SAILED.
. aya. June l5-Duart OBr). New York.
,tlsng June i5--Minerio CBr) 0rom Yoko-
4 ana etc1 goston and New York
,eios. June l5-Santa Cotharina Gen New
4 ssorp. June i5-American Dutch, New
r vincent. g. Y. June B-Gordon Castle BD
aoa New York;. Cape Town. etc.
iupo0. June f7--Genesee (Br), New York.
champion. June ~. 1910 p INST Louis,
w YORK via Cherbourg and Queenstown;
- r M. Kaiser Wilhelm III Ger iron
semen New York via Cherbourg
es1osr, June lI-Cymric (Br) from liver
POI Boston
t,seeeoG june le-Tintoretto OBJ from San
- eiel. New York
4 q gsniero. june i6-vauban C8r1 (from
"'hie2, NeW York
PASSED.
-. June i7-Esouian OBJ. New York for
- - 1laDion 0BD Gulfport via Norfolk
.ssnlSSatni harcsheld (Brl, Galveston Tor
81 ssfs.s.' NesaeEpafk (Br. Pensacola for Rot
- June is-Ioserer 0s0 New York and
~ NY news for Brisbane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

ca Garfield OBJ. Tampico June o. 70 KEEL
logg Emery. with crude OIL Bar, l.oV D H.
Kaiser Wilhelm DER Crosse Ger. Bremen
June iG 20 Oelricns & CO. with jol third class
snc g3s Storage passengers and mdse. baI'
Jamestown Newport News and Norfolk.
PsVn.e Philadelphia. Quarantine. 1915
Car RUSS. Litau June and Copenhagen G.
60 Benham q Boyesen with first PAS second
catin and 42j Storage passengers and NOSE
Leonatus OBJ. sagua June and Matanzas
rl 10 Hasier Bros with sugar. Bar, IN;
Cumerc tBrl. EuenOs Ayres May ~ ana bar
tad9s June 5 20 Houlder. Weir q BOYD IN
ballast. Bar, . d DOB.
4 prinz August Wilhelm Ger. Port Limon
- pc .. Pearl Lagoon :. Colon o Kingston H.
m tiag0 y and Fortune Island IL, 70 the
q burg American Line, with II passengers
81 aud mdse. Bar, $50 m.
l9gus Obj. Barbados June ], Trlnldad =
s Bon s. Kingston IL and Auiilla ID. 10 sander
= Son. with IL I-ssenscrs' mails ana muse
Sa L0rcnzo OBJ. Tuxpan June Q, TO David T
B tsfden. with crude oil. Bar, s:lo M.
Olympic DBD. SOUTHAMPTON and Cheroourg
~ 10 and Queenstown II. 10 the White star
B 1s with 2Ss first. l31 second cabin and 3ss
terage passengers. mails and mdse. Bar '.4Z
3 Nundo. Galveston June II. 90 the South
= Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine O'S-
IN GyHey. Port Arthur June s. 10 the Gulf
<sning co, with mdse. Quarantine. Dad m
Havana Havana June II TO the New York
4 y gba Mai IS Co. with 2U3 passengers, malls
:. iadye. Bar $40 a m.
Isfbarossa GER Bremen June g. 10 Oelrichs
4 ca With 100 second 100 third cabin and 1854
Fe'rsgs passengers ana Yndse. Bar. 1912 m.
Madison Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the
Domlnion SIS Co. with passengers ana mose.
Nsrantine % m.
sandy Hook y J. June II. $50 m---wind
Nil, fresh breeze: clear; moderate sea.
SAILED.
ssamers Martha Washington Auso. Naples ;
.seeas. san Juan; Hamilton, Norfolk and
Assp0rt News. Cuban training ship Patria.
Si1anilne. 80 p m; Antilles, New orleans :
asi2lsn t5rl Colon; Alama, Galt eston Frln-
Wac Quarantine. 1915 q m. steamers Ihes-
H lBri. Manchester la Provence Nrl; HaIre
sciant -: Port Antonio (NCr), Port An
NO. Camilla tNor1. Baltimore; pennsylvania
A,on. Tamba Maru Jap, Hong Kong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington, June II


Washington, June II.
ARMY.
Mai w. &. GUIGNARD. LIST Field Art, from
I Walter Reed General Hospital 20 San iran
cisco thence on July to Honolulu p.,,.
MAJ. II. J. GAL I,IA.jiado ~; - 10 r"''p-
cant. y. VI. CARTMELL retired, 10 recruit
ing service, Little Rock. July J. vice First
Lieut. J.. r. PARTRIDGE. cav.
Capt. 9 T.. HoLMBERG. med, corps. TO ga san
Francisco, about June 30. 10 Letterman Geh-
eral Hospital for examination TO determine
fitness for active service.
Capt. H. $. BROWN. coast ART assignee iiiS'
Cant, c. c. BURT. coast art. from 14ist to 18th
Maj G. i. PATTERSON. adj. gen. from 9th
Brigade 20 Albany FOR temporary duty thence
10 San Francisco. sailing Aug. for Philip
p i.ignation Of First Lieut. c. r. CAsTLEN.
med corps. accepted 10 take effect July -, H.;
Resignation Of First Lieut.. Il. NJ. LIZ COM f.
me m;o' J isnt q. GILLESPIE. coast art,
from Mass Institute Of Technology. granted
leave OF absence. thence to coast art school,
,,,r., iieut c A. WALKER, Jr.. ord. dept.
from sandy Hook proving ground July ~ 10
-, WatsTe sat H''tl"M MITCHELL coast art. to
recruiting service, IT Mcdowell July =,
Nice Firsi Lieut.. J. PIERCE. coast art 10
Nar,o 'f First Lieut.. T. SMITH eth Cav,
yisCed ON list Of detached officers. and name
~ Fifst lieut. i. X. PARTRIDGE. cav
removed therefrom Lieut.. PARTRIDGE as
ssneo 70 2, % Itsn, c. A. MITCHELL, coast
arr plsced on list Of detached oificers. 10
take effect July 2S. and name OF
J. PIERCE. coast art, removed thefeiron'
Second Lieut.. H. G. STANTON. coast srt''
from 10Th Co, to unassigned list A Aug q;
Resignation OF Second Lieut. ID. \. ohOnAN
coast arr accented 20 take effect Aug 81.
Leaves Of absence First Lieut.. d. X shU Jill
LEFT ord. dept, twenty-five days Tolii Jun
70; Mai. II. J. GALLAGHER, @ , CT one
month fifteen days; Capt j. Il. BASIiON'
med corps. fifteen days; First Lieut. j.
PIERCE. coast art. two months
NAVY
Com. Z. Il. DELANEY, commissioned.
Lieut.. Il. r. ZOGBAUM. detached command
iIcut Junior grader j. III. brooks. detached
Mississippi; TO navy recruiting station De
Lieut. 0unior grader b. X MUIR, detached
Culgoa; 20 leave two months.
Ems H. 7. CURLEY. detached wyoming; 10
Ens. l. W. CLARKE, detached Connecticut;
90 Naval Hospital. Washington.
Asst. Paymaster J. y. EWALD, detached
Capt W BRAcKETT, ". c., placed on re-
tired list.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.
ARRIVED
June iG-Scorpion. at Naples: Celtic, at Vera
cruz; Cesar. az Sewall Point. San Frau
sisS9 a. New 0rsans Jsryis and x Ioae Vs.. a.
Arcthusa, az Charleston yard,
SAILED.
June iG-Potonac. New York for Portsmouth.
y. H.; Dolphin, Vera Cruz for Tampieoi
Nashville. Vera Cruz for Alyarado; Cassin
Hampton Roads for Boston: yicksburg. San
Francisco fer Rremertcn. Arethusa, Charles
ton city for Charleston yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE II.
Manhattan.

y Horton and ano, admrs, ETC. " F'0i-
ton. 10 Elz Anderson; S6'OUo
+ l. Davis 10 Riley; 81 =.
/ Schlesingcr TO Feifer; u. o,o
Gibraltar Mtg Co TO y IT 20 $500 c
: Seidman to l. SchlesinGer; SlS' $50 90: ooo
9 Basch 10 Jennie Goldberg and ano; sl2.VV
W NJ Powell to W NJ Powell. IT. trustee,
$1,000; same to same, 70 SSOS P fSe $500
same 70 Ruth w Knight, $2,oOO; same %
Pbcbe Ann Baylis, 5000 =, ,,o..,,o,d -
Johanne c Neumann to A b Hosenieiu -
aS canal S' Realty Co to Kobre, $1,000 same
to ZANE ZANE S BTondeis to welnstein; 5000
Kath ] Fleitmsnn 10 Gibraltar Mts |o'
:; Ssmuels to NJ steinbock: 500, ,,oo
NJ steinbock TO Therese Steinoock; siV0; q,
The Thrift corp = Mutual ~ LIE sew dIG 5000
go-1e 70 u < Ebbers 50. 600 same 20 fouh5
Friends Aid Assn, 5000; same 10 " 20 800
so 0OO. same TO Esther Andrews 49,;
eame 10 II w Mitchell, Sl4OO; Same 10 20 oo9
Powell. trdstee, $5eoo; S S Moo same 70 same
same 10 same treasurer, So'ooOi same 10 S''''''
Si Gy9ranty Trust Co of n Y: trustee to Emil
GRANT Industrial Savings Bank; SlS'VVV'
y HoeAsr TO G Seeman; 81.
n x Rrowne 10 NJ Marcus; 81.
bronx Security Brokerage Co 10 Matilda h
The Bronx. .
II Raichlen to Title Wacht; No0
tiditb cannon TO T L Cannon: S20l8 %.
Ruehlcr. Inc, TO Mary G Rauch; SeOo.
5,t'. Iryesting 20 10 \ Y Trust Co Is assts)
81. same 10 same, 81; same to same 81 same
TO same, 81; same 20 same vi same u
same, 81 - ,,,, ~, 4. cs., Mort
LAWYERS Title Ins and Trust co 10 Lawyers
Mortgage Co, $500; same TO same FoVVO'
same 10 same, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

TRANsPAcIFlc MAILS.

AloSt ~ ,
destination ana steamer. $50 Q. m.
Hawaii Japan, COrea China, Phlllp-
piasa Oia san Francisco)-Chl5o -.
h-ru eco. &c 3 -@o'
Atln. Col,a. Chinf (yla Seattle)-Ia-
fuT1d Ma4u .... OIL ''' a v e~'
laval via san FranCiSco)-Sierra. .. To-Day
Tahiti, Marquesas' Cook Islands, New
Zealand. Australia via san Fran
ciscO)-WiI Ochra. ...............-....J June 10
japan. Corea. China, Philippines (via ~
Nanc0Wer)-Empress Of India 49,. June ~
seattel-Mlnnesota &c. $500. - ulS -
japan, CoTea, China via seattleJ-Akl o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
lHE WEATHER REPORT
~scasls and Records of the
:. last Twenty four Hours.

a Is sseta end Forecast. washington,
|ap.rass,. "se has been a general rise in
1 aa So, sn'oaghout the country except
|ss,n $50 kAers there were general
Fssluss. - .'silonery ana lover tenn
~" The western half OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

Highest temperature yesterday, 70 Cat 2a5O
D. M: lowest. ~ cat o a. M; average %
average for corresponding date last year. -
average FOR corresponding date last thirty
three years, 90
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and Friday;
rising temperature; moderate south who's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
wlRELEss REpoRTs.

The Iusitania, reported rs NO NV, olvyTected 10
seDsy Hook al noon YESTERDAY u 'Nl
5eck Friday forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE IT.
Manhattan.

26TH ST. $40 and 5ls W. Annie A Coulson
agt + 5 Farnan ct al (amended foreclosure
OF mtg: atty, ] Banton.
156TH ST 1923 Z; Meta Maier agt Mar
garet Wagner ct al (ameded paTtition) {;
atty, VI Grossman
131sT ST. ii f; Mabel Van Rensselaer, agt
Malvina Greenwald ct al foreclosure or
mtg: agtys Anderson, Iselin a. Anderson.
IO4TH ST, 3l2 e; Caslmir dc X Moore agt
Vincenza Messuri ct al (amended foreclosure
OF ntg): atty. l. Holt.
Delaney ST, 220; w 8 Gurnee ct al agt
Yetta thinner ct al foreclosure OF mtg !;
ettys Sullivan g. Cromwell
1O2D ST. 10 w; Mcclure agt Ann T s
McI.ane ct al (amended foreclosure OF mtg)t
atty, w Morris, Jr.
The Bronx.
LOT So north halO. map OF Olinville.
WIIliamSbridge Station; Alice McGreeyy agt
Julia Garside Kennedy et al faction to fore
close transfer OF tax lien) attys, Williamson
& Bell
x10O: Mary a Kaufman agt A Scoheld ct
al faction TO set aside deed): atty, Wechs-
Ter .eozo
Caroline Fellowes agt Giuseppe Fusco ct al
foreclosure OF mtg)i attys, Anderson. Iselin
a. Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.

Mails Vessel
vessel Fer. line. close sails.
,ihirgfa. Hayti H-A.........l:oO m 4'Vy m
Ce-ic. Liverpool White star -- l-:W ~
President Grant Hmbrg H-A - lW III
S5pt' Anna Marseilles. Fahre -- @.Vy IA
cqnparcIa. Rotterdam, Jran. -- lVC , III
Nobswk. Jacksonville, Clyde. -- lW III
q ofSt Louis. savannah, say S;N IN
y Vale. Galveston, So fdc. -- SV' 10
FRIDAY. JUNE l9.
New York. Southampton. Am $50 a m 1000 m
Tumun. Tampico. Ward...... 500 a m ls'S ~
Nckerie Earbalos RpWI...u;5o a IN S,eS IN
Nanzau.ll0. Santiago. Ward. -- INV III
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
Qynri-. southampton. " = 5.3o a IN 300 IN
ammonia. Gibraltar Gun 800 m u wv lH
RrmuIlau, Bermuda, que. 1900 "a I'D ~ w a III
IN Juan $ Juan. NN&PR 500 a m I-'VJ IN
.hstores Colon L Co.. $50 m l-.W III
Esxiro. Havana Ward ...1uno III l;uu , IN
.pA WUm. Colon Ham-A HOO m l;Vo p N
ilhuca, Cristobal, Pan III ."u "a III "'uV III
ID Prince, Argentina, Irl&.n IN oVO y ln
ssninoe, Turks ISL Ciyde.l-.Uo Ia -DV III
iaplauI. Antwerp, star -- lV;uO q III
Ciiforula. Glasgow, Anchor --- l-''V III
Nn't0nka. London, All TT. -- s'VO IN
Rrchambeau, Hayre, French -- 90 III
Sn JaclutO. Galveston, Ma -- 'VO p III
&c., \ orleans. So Pac - 1900 IN
shine Tampa Mallory. -- l.uy III
Ro Graudr, Brunswick Nal -- ";VO IN
i1scrs. Jacksonville. CLYDE -- l'OO IN
e OF Col-mbus,' saw b. say - oVo il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE IT.
Manhattan.

9TH ct. fl w; w r eraser agt Edith Fl
Erancks. owner and contractor; tlb.
l25TH ST, 251 E: Korn0lum agt Z berney'
owner and contractor: S97 Is:
Inc, agt A Leimberg, owner; A Andereon'
fl11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE II.
Manha attain
Manhattan.

PARK AV. 1922; Mark & Nobl. Inc, Aet L ]
Dc Milhau ct al: Jan s, 1914; $50.
PARK Az, 1922 & 1924: same agt r Hoguet
ct al; Jan 5, 1914; 1894 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Tho Bronx.

18TH st, s75 z; II Rosenbaum ngt II Grens
berg. owner and contractor; $50.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
MEN with patentable ioeas write Randolph
Co Patent Solicitors Warrington. ID o
RELIABLE AGENT, TO sell Guaranteed Bonds
Must have good reference. VIII pay salary
or commission. Permanent position. Cra'Ies
Mortgage Co. saiina, Kansas.
spECTLTJTY salesman with references. Call
Thursday q a. m, 6G6 Hotel Endicou.
Female.
ttotrsEWoRK. Finnish; reliable girl: city or
country: wages, to $50; excsllsnt refeTences
Mrs. Lehtrs Agency. n East 18th Ct. Har-
lem e5i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDs Of the World

country temperatures are quite high for the
season especially in the great valley Of
California, where they range from % de-
grees 20 los degrees. There was no pre-
cipitation other than that in the South. eX-
cept some local showers III Minnesota, Ne
braska and the DaSotas. extreme Northwest
ern Iowa and New Mexico. There Is quite
marked depression over southern Alberta.
and its eastward movement will be attend
ed by higher temperatures over the central
and northern portions Of the country, reach
ing the Atlantic states by Friday. In the
South local thunder showers Thursday will
prevent any considerable rise in temperature,
but IT will be somewhat warmer by Friday,
by which time the showers will not cover
50 large an area. over the remainder OF the
Thursday and Friday, except In the North
west the Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leNs. where there VIII be local showers that
may extend Thursday night or Friday into
the north and west upper lake region. -.
Winds for Thursday and Fr!day-North
and middle Atlantic. moderate south: south
Atlantic. moderate northeast: except varianls
on Florida coast; east Gulf, moderate ana
variable. west Gulf, moderate southeast ana
south, upper lakes, gentle 10 moderate Na'l-
abie' lower lakes gentle and variable
Forecast for Special Localitios.-Eastern
New York, fair to-day and tomorrow win
rising temperature; moderate south winds
Western New York fair to-day; warmer IN
eastern and southern portions: tomorrow
fair; warmer: gentle TO moderate south anu
southwest winds.
Southern New England. fair to-day, slight
" warmer in Interior tomorrow. fair; mod
crate south winds.
Northern New England. fair to-day, warm
er. except on east Maine coast; Tomorrow
fair: moderate south winds. l., 4,
New Jersey, fair to-day, warmer IN IN
terror: tomorrow, fair and warmer genue
to moderate south winds. ..,,.
District OF Columbia, Maryland, NirginS'
Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware tan 70
day; tomorrow fair and warmer seh'le.
to moderate south winds. ,,,.i
Western PENNSYLVANIA ana west virginia,
fair to-day; warmer in central ana western
portions; tomorrow, fair.
Local OfiCial Record.-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
COY date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Humidity.
o.
I y. M 30
Barometer Readings,

s a. m, 3O.1G Up. m 3O16 sp. m, 80. IL
United States Department OF Agriculture
weather bulletin. observations taken at
-rth t,-nridan lime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Mala
W, A1-EFEIIR. going to Europe
desires TO place his chauffeur In good
roS,tinn. thoroughly competent and best OF
reference. Tel 17I6-Columous.
C0TTPLE-outside or inside useful man;
wife general vg sTSssT references from last
o.,nIoyer. $40 monthly for both. Call Twins
Agency, II West 1lth St
PATNTER- paperhanger. hardwood hnisher.
takes work. contract real estate ara grva.e
woTE' city or country. s. Roth. 232 r. s9th 81:
USEFUL MANn and SS Sss a9oTs s sSPses
500 aricai MacNeill Agency. IT West 18th 81.
Tel Greeley Gas.
Female.
a A-COOK-Excellent, neat family COOK,
$40 city references. c.; MISS Hotmayer
SoO, 400 9th av., 9th floor; telephone
;5TIT AiAID-WAITREsS. - Neat young
rngIish Protestant; thoroughly e1perleneed'
excellent references; city or COUNT phona sSio
trial Association. II west va 81 f"0"' ''
Bryant
--1-,,,uU-pNArD. PARLoRMAIp. WAIT
Ch Tea sf Hoat tall. amlable Swedish girl; ex-
o.iIsnt chambermaid-waitress; very oSst rel
sTencss Osterbergs Agency 40 Lexington
sv. Tel. 24 Plaza
CIIAMBERMAID. I.AUNDREss;-Youns Fin In
,tsh Girl good reference. Jusslln AsoH-9' Wv
IaYIn9ion av Tel. H53 Plaza
Gun ms NtyRsE-English. trained, $50. e,
lttss Uofmayer's Agency, $40 9th az, sth
soor. telephone 4527 Madison square.
COOK swedish: young; first class every re,
s,act. very competent; CITY, countFyi pes'
ra,erences Osterberg's Agency 40 Le1ihs-
ton av. Tel. Plaza %.
col, Excellent; best reference; willing to
osDist with laundry: Finnish girl also cnain-
h'rn,aid and waitress. Jussila Agency, eS Lex
,n1ton Az. Tel. asa Plaza
cooT-Exeellent baker. exceptionally neat ,sn
"a reliable references nrst class ~.
,,ons.ctIt ACercy II w. 35th ST., opposite
McCr,sry's. Greeley 1915.
iIoITs FV0RKER-- good cook and
hU Inu2dr,Ss: capable. trustworthy; refer;
a. rttv country. Model Agency Az
W., asth RI. Phone 452I--Greeley.
rsEWoRK-Finnish. reliable girl; city
- conntry: excellent references; s22-S5O
Mrs.. Lehtrs Agency, II East l2oth ST. har-
lem 55i5, ----------- ..,--.s.,.,-S-
uoTJsFWoRRER-cooK. CHAMBERMAIp.-
iiToesther or separate; ne colored girls; SiU'
conntry. excellent references. Harlem I'm
nIoyment Exchange. zis 9Th ay. Harlem 81.
,t5oTisEWoRK or CHAMBERwORK.--N eat,
~ esncTicuced girl; colofed: city or country:
49, yeferences Model Agency, AZ west
Ssth ST. Phone 452T-Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
ALTERATIONS.
JUNE Il.
Manhattan,

Items under 1900 omltted.)
43D ST. 24l 10 247 West; 70 two sly TENNIS,
IL Clarnan, 1923 West 43d st, owner: Gronenberg
q I,euchtag, 800 9Th av, architect; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
,j....l. Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York
Wednesday, June ",
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

srnrise. 4:2S' sunset 90 '''0''
mon ? age, %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brirgs mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eas'ern
New York, fair to-day and tomorrow win
rising femnerafnre; moderate south winds.


ciai record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes in the temperature for the last
tventy-four hours, in comparison with the
corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18

ufcH WATER
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-05-29
Additional Locals

o. S. Davis was business visitor
in Spokane Wednesday.
E. Saunders returned yesterday
to Boomers Ferry to resume his
duties as drug clerk for Brody's
Pharmacy.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold a candy
and pastry sale at the postoffice
tomorrow. The sale starts at 900
a. m.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Lutheran church will meet Tues
day at the home of Mrs. H. Sven
son.
Penticostal preaching service and
Lords Supper at the Lutheran
church Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock. The new confirmation
class will meet at $50 p. m. Rev.
A. M. Skindlov, pastor.
All kinds of good things to eat
at the candy and pastry sale which
will be held tomorrow at the post
Office by the ladies of the Metho-
dist church.
The Man of the Hour" is the
title of the feature film which
will be shown in three reels at the
Utopia theater Wednesday night
of next week, The film is one of
the finest ever shown in the city.
Mrs. H. H. Howard and child
rem left Monday for Mrs. Howard s
old home in Virginia where they
will visit with relatives and friends
for several weeks.
Miss Hazel Moore will leave
Saturday morning for Cheney,
Wash. where she expects to attend
the summer session of the Cheney
Normal school. Miss Moore will
be accompanied as far as Spokane
by her father, w. R. Moore.
George O'Callaghan, of Norway,
Mich, was the guest of his
brother, Charles O'Callaghan,
several days this week. He left
yesterday for Portland, Greg, and
was accompanied by Charles O'Cal-
laghan as far as Spokane.
Mrs. Enge, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is here visiting with her
husband who is a sawyer at the
sawmill of the Boomers Ferry Lum-
Der company.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-05-29
IT WAS A DREADFUL KILLING
Boomers Ferry Ball Team Goes Down
To Defeat

And the story is sad to tell.
The Standpoint Tigers came, they
saw, they conqered to the dreadful
tune of 9 to 2. The Boomers
Ferry team was there to play ball,
but the off day" every team
occasionally has was apparently
scheduled to arrive and it hit the
Boomers aggregation aplenty last
Sunday.
McElhose, the far-famed and
self-exploited slab artist. was the
worst kind of a frost and If he
ever could play ball there was no
evidence of it last Sunday. He
was easy meat for the Tigers J.,
With his poor showing added to a
large and luscious bunch of errors
by the rest of the boys. the game
was pretty much of walk-away
for the Tigers.
During the first inning it looked
as though there might be a ball
game. While it could be seen
that McElhose had practically
nothing on the BALI, yet he kept
the visitors from scoring. When
the locals came to bat they sue
ceeded in getting runners on second
and third with only one man down
and then it looked good. But the
redoubtable Bush retired the next
two men and the hopes of Boomers
Ferry died aborning. Standpoint
started the fire works in the second
and kept it up for the rest of the
game.
1t must be said, however, that
the local club went up against q
stiff team. Bush, the Spokane
pitcher, is far out of the amateur
class and throws ball that is hard
to find. The Standpoint players
hold an enviable record as batters,
which they apparently have earned
Here's hoping the next game
will be more even, with the laurels
on the brows of the Boomers Ferry
athletes.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-05-29
COPELAND.

H. L. Edwards has gone to
Spokane on a business trip.
A number of young people from
Copeland attended the dance, at
Porthill Saturday night and report
an enjoyable time.
B. Whitney and Mr.. Mcdonald
made a trip in the Rambler to
Copeland Tuesday, H. Washburn
accompanying them home.
Harvey Washburn visited with
H. L. Edwards Sunday.
A. L. Gudbaur and wife visited
with Mrs. Ellis Tuesday.
Misses Georgia Ellis and Anna
belle Edwards and John Guthrie
attended the dance at Porthill Sat
urday night.
Marion Guthrie visited at the
home of A. Washburn Sunday.
Mrs. Bunting was taken sudden
ly i'll at the Washburn home
Sunday.
Brice Chapen returned home
Sunday.
V. Washburn and family and
N. B. Nichols and wife were out
fishing Monday and caught large
string of fish.
Frank Chapen caught 70 pound
sturgeon Tuesday night.
Eva Washburn has accepted the
position as cook at the Whitney
hotel at Porthill.
Veat Gudbaur and Lawrence
Parker have returned to Spokane.
There will be a dance at the
Krause Hall Saturday night.
c.. Andrews and family, w. c.
Done1oo and family and Oscar
Krause took dinner Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie.