davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

Richard Bennett and his company have
been quietly rehearsing Maternity for
weeks under the personal direction OF
NJ. BrieuX
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

NeIla Webb. an American girl. and in
cidentally a native of Harrison, Ohio,
who has fairly established herself in
London AZ a fsvorite, will appear in
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

Daniel V. Arthur has decided to name
the piece in which Marie CahIH and
Richard Carle are to star go in the
shade" Rehearsals started last week.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

The country store feature will be re-
sumed at the Gayety at Friday nights
performance commencing this week
Many useful and valuable prizes have
been provided.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

David Warfield played to more than
$1,000 in ten days in Los Angeles re-
Gently.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

Lillian Keller. who acts with distinc-
tion whatever she may be called upon TO
do. is having a vaudeville playlet writ
ten for her by one OF the best known of
American drsmatists.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
38 Dzy- Of Promise

Ersz - s---=s- = - 5zT= ezzA
t--sas f. - sss -=E lars La
a. gzuzzx rsz5E 20 l-o--
- Ez-z-z1 String q --1@sE-T
Z r1zgs1z- -Ez cc---T - Z -@s1-i
4 - EZz--s = Tzr-EC- : t-z1-
II w.zzzzzg - -zE= Z E-e Pzszzzz
NJ. res-- E5-ey I'D ElZ-E = :
Is = Ez-z - t=T=-cr-E E=E z-o5-
e-s. = ezE5-z z-1 ~ 18th :
rzl-o.z6s- al - r@T1T--g irz1=
ccz1..9a-E
Cozr3zsz via tzs c1--s-E5z-
.uskezEz : - p-ozLs= = iE-
pr1rs-ez- = tE= iuEt@r AZ
ss.arlz -z-kss- a! c-z-E= tV- -
te--e- Is - t--z=- i-1-ErF ~ =
= .lee.zE zl-s@-ly II re Lyz5=- -
tn Viz z=Fs-ts t1r I'll --ez%
ur= = s-or-@Tzfy - y=t g e-sT
Kills - - .zy--o- :
Fswz. - 80. better 1zG-!Iz
ec-5I.z1zs. ID a. 1- V-oT@1 -rk7t-
ir- Eys-=-- - t---r ard t.=rrt=z -
SOC = - -rfzE tLs- 1915 Las 4
Ec-4 - -. a.-E-Ei-y- Ws-er-+
N=W Taz-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
TRUE GLORY.

THET err who co1n; I, glorious to
suoiu=
By coa4ues; far and vide, 10 over
T4u
Large countries and II great bat
ties win
Great cities By assault What DO the==
worthless
But rob ard sp-ol, burn. slaughter and en-
slave
Pezcsable nations. ne.ghbortng o. remote.
Made captive. yea deserving fre-don
more
Thar those their conquerors, who leave
behind
Nothing but ruin vhersso'e- they rove
And all the fourishing work OF peace de-
srroy.
Then swell with pride and mus. be titled
gods.
Great bsnessctors o. mankind. 6eiive-ers.
Worshlp'd with temple. priest and sacrt-
fee;
One Is the son o, love, OF Mars the ether:
TIL conqueror Death discover them scarce
men
Rolling in british vices and desorm'd.
yIolen. or shameful death their due re-
ward
But II there Be IN glory aught Ct good
/, may By means far different be ettain'd
Without ambition. var or violence
By deeds Of peace, BY wisdom eminent
By patience temperance
Milton
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
Freedom Of the individual
Makes Fo1 Efficiency
Of the Whole
EvGtr-sT.U CT, F-essse-s E---.,
- Es-a-S Czsr--F

Once lz b.aZz---g q t1s great
~ = EEors Ee 1ezl =
Lar tLEs Ehe-IT Uzs- L II
it45; IL. = rs. y regulated !
hare hard repeatedly Eoz HEr-
E-z N = ne Lzsi 81 Za7l1S
IL. 70 groc1-e e515z1r! n Esaee
z-3 Es- Lz-e / great mart II IN
u-szz. oossze-ce. How L IL. q e.
e,5--2.551zl doctrine s-o1E Hzr-
Fzr1 zzs
~ T-E EDUCATION Ne RE-
cEgEo - WAS NOT OBEDIENCE
WHICH MAS TAUGHT TO IS. But
SELF CONTROL AND TrE DEVIL
oPvEsT OF PERSONAL IsITls-
i've
L :. nj -Za thz. the whole e1-
perza1ea q THIS cs-1t-y sLo=z that
10 obtain a1y s1-t Of eEc5=1cF II
t1s -. - Ezs. have to- eve-y
l1dzTl5Ezl freedom s,i TIE ogpor-
tulzTF . csTelgP initiative:
| telsTe c-- observation . TIE
Ezt ~ ~llc1 has b=en gong On
to- tEs ~. sItzel months s11--c
confirm = = -Le bella: t1z- E-1s-
FREEDOM FOB The PEOPLE
FREEDOM N THE SCHOOL.
The COLLEGE N BUSINESS
THE GREATEST EFFICIENCY
Is To BE DEVELOPED.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
A. Other See L.

T.e tow q Lr-Eez Las rasS=6
- bad o-55Ezz-E ard
-az-e5y hare eliminated : zais -rre
zes l. 5=-rZ4zt n any citg e.
witch F15lf- ss--r av4lls =igzg-
- k1y= = civic prz14 IN The .r~Es
= -E= -o-L 2! IL ~ork y Ia
-zre and - e=asezess ettcr7s Z ~
-S-Es-=1ple. LF16ea : &c q h
=ze-rses- rowzs z-6 - sE--o-1e-E
i - uz-1e- o r-oF-Eells. 4
ar tow = - safe ard = ED1-d
u -. folly 20 ~ tEe E-1rE q
yez~z ty lce-.rg t5llboarv5s o1Te-ei
z1rk EEz-@zIy vetEres 70 b is
z-a5--Ev=-zo- VALLEY Hone
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

drinking -ozss5 = LTZs1 q fs=z. :
"a EzTs XII - . -r-z
Daring Fair tz-@- - tEs Fo---h
= guly es1=11-zr51szr I'd o-Ee- "a z
C,crzg5oz.s. l. vas -zsz@-=z v-r-,@-
-o-g c@-ziz SIS q yc-zg nd
cd rATozg h0z- - ea-5! 20 -
pc-- Eg-o- % LyZ1s-- ard 80 81
81 70 DARK cn-=- t=T==-
Ez-ees O. races . Eezoe
= zv Sz-zs al B@GEEz-
5T=r IA. = tss - szo-6 Esz1
- I'D q $50 czrcEs-Zg II i
e-zLEz=s. v4EVeuzs -azE s1o-,d =
-zkz- - Sc. l.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
seOy BEN AcHEN.

4 BCC BEN ADHEy C@y lis
~ tribe tncEe1s@g
4 \ deep dream Q. peace
A-i EzE within TIE r7osoo-
Ign. IL rs roo1-
Making :, r.ch and Ike . ny q
Al angel ~ritiag n = book q zoit
EIc=45l1z pace lad made Bel
Ata=1 bold
Al . TIE p-ss=-c. n tie roo1
- sast.
What zr1tss- thc1~ Tie v-ssoa
!. rz1sez3 It's kszt-
J, AID WITH : Io.7x male q al sweet
!, accord
) Answered. The rzuzs O: those
) ~h7 iovs TIE Lord"
, All Is nine o-s-~ Ea4 Alta
; Nay. rct So
), Rsp1t=5 the angel Aha spoke
uo-s loE,
!, But ehesrily still and szit. - pray
tEzz- thar
, Write re as one that owes his ssI-
) Io7 r-ez"
, TIE angel wrote and vanished TIE
} rerr night
, u cane again with . g-ez, sEak-
, eEt1g light
: AID showed TIE names Eho1 love
, @ God had blessed.
Al. 70. Ben Athens name ed al
2 TIE rest.
, Leigh Hunt
. = Z. Z. = I. 4. Z 4. = 4. 4. q I. z 4. 4 4. Z. :
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
Blaine Want. Them Out. Too

Blaine 6o@zat wait he panel
bard ei-ke-
Szys ire BlGiE@ JoEr-si- In
several COUNTIES tie zEthorifisz -re
prohibiting wtzE s eo-EnE =
krown IS the p1ceking board. Z
little gambling 6eFtee that cas
zrcwn enormously II the past seS
yeas While - first 1h@-e ~zs
sore present for every p1Eeh' Il g
sd t-zr no~ i has t=Telcred ir-o
: plain gambling deTtees and u
caest igrzbIy against TIE laE- Deal-
Sc are said 70 - zgzi. - tEen but
zre COR PEELED to kes. tbem so long
- they are Permitted. Here IL {
matter that Proceeding Attorney
B-gEn Ought 70 take scfiCn On.
They should be prohibited -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
Sens In Verse
OLD FAV0RTTES.
WAND EplUST.


DETC$C IL cas- -1= s--rzss .ey3zz
~ -zz -eE rzE So
AZ szs- AZ -=- -h= Ezoss<t-s- rzz-
- L: - - -
!. -1-. = - IKE Ez57=sx. 6zz-. . -
C= ay zoos31g-
T KNOW 1T Ware cEe vita raj ~
l. - va. Gs 11-= has ar
E-- I'll "a lave re Ez1 s1- trlz11 a..
t. - EZ5= : E-Es
A-5 th=-='s 70 so3 g Toyzgtzs ~es- 1--e
80 v19=z . hsAr-
F1- Ire r1Ts- Gals al -hs r1e. cz1a AZ
q. .5s cal q ti-1.
WONDER tLs ic-E b1-1o- Bes .-s
-1sr= br r1E-- al 6zy
=. Cd s1z,s draw - h1-. aga .1e
gag E5irs Ezl E-zys
A. ee-= : zzy. b1t 60 Eft Al I.
~ ask yo- Wy
Tee -y p-- tie b-zzz - tie s-z-s A..
Ire E-a AT re Ehtte roz- a.. Ire
Exy-
-Gerz1 Cad
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

HERD RECORD SHEETS
on good Manila board. Place to
record the milk Of 20 cows, twice
a day. for one month. Printed on
both sides. For sale at The Tri-
bune office. 5 cents each or IS 70
81. This Is the standard barn re-
cord sheet used In all first class
diaries.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

TEx-e 80 EI- z fer o5z=z-z-s
r1ac-e Z. Lsaze- 80 r@f-s- . -
. - sazE vega Wl-E tEz - =
- gre wins
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
Y hen -umz- Goe- Dr.

H.-E tze rz-s5-g ct l5s=o- :
1es.i- Eoz Saturday, e l. - u
hGE=5 TAT tie sta! eL4Uz- =
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30
oeeeeeOOOOO0e
The Baptist Church
percy H. Davies, Pastor

Pray eTsEfrg z, New Years ETe.
tkere I'll - s@rT5ee IT, TIE tszrc1
10 which Al zre inytet- ~ ?
n r4oegt5o1 viii y hs5d 10
uz-zo-zgs - -e-b e-z q tze
chureh 80 cCIg-egat a-d
friends. II : ? n re -aI al
vii y ed Il ire church Ehlch
VII Ike rke to-r- q Il iat-odEe--
OF s=-r5ce. Daring the s@rFios sey-
sr1I zazssczI and Toea' ul-be-s q ]
b rezs4-e.l, and the program xi-i
eon-inge until L midnight wke1 Re
us1zl wz-c1-ligkt s@-yI : wi4I b
carried ct
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

l. b=g1zs 20 Iook - Z vel have
% czt AEs-5z ctt CT C1ri---zs
Ez-1 LIS
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-30

Les all ssT@r 5i.lc-z-'c r=-s-
-5s-s With glc1- during 1915,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

baseball continues to grow in popu-
larity. The 18th annual report Of the
New South Wales Baseball association
shows that the general advancement Of
the American game was more marked
in this state in 1914 than in any pre-
vious season. and that the standard OF
play in all grades was Of a high char
acter- A special note expresses salts
faction at the success Of school base
ball, the wisdom of fostering the game
in the nursery section being exempli-
fled by the victories Of the youngsters
in the interstate matches. As to
finances the association has a SUN of
about S1445, an increase OF almost $500
over last season.
An interesting insight into the man
ner in which baseball gossip occa-
sionally upsets big league circles oe-
CURED in New York recently. n mayer
John McGraW OF the Giants. having
signed Benny Kauff OF the Brooklyn
FederalS. to what he considered a bind
ing contract a club official confided
TO a friend that the Giants had made
splendid deal whereby a sensational
Outfielder was to Join the New York
Nationals. Asked where the player was
from. he answered Brooklyn
The friend, who is a 33rd degree fan,
forgetting the existence Of the
Brookfeds, Immediately jumped TO the
conclusion that lack Wheat, Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
State College Team Claims Championship
-:I:- III lii -;II;- -;I-
Has Defeated Strong Baseball Clubs

Thursday morning. after an extended
The team crossed bats with the New
Mexico school Of Mines nine in SOcOrrO
Wednesday afternoon, and the game re-
suited in a victory for the college nine
by the score of II to Z Llewellyn and
Babcoek were in the box for the col
iegians, and both gave good accounts
OF themselves. Blackwell and Robert
son caught behind the bat
Defeats University.
At Albuquerque. on the afternoon
preceding. the cOllegians easily won
from the New Mexico University team
by the score OF 8 10 3. COe and Black
well formed the battery for the col
lcge team in this game and proved
too strong for their opponents. La
Praik and Calxins performed for the
Varsity nine
The baseball team accompanied the
track men and with the victory Of the
track team over the university, the col
legians scored three victories on this
trip
Team Enters Ell Paso Meet.
The track and field team OF the
State College was to arrive in FL Paso
Saturday morning. to participate in the
field and track meet TO be held in IL
PasO Saturday afternoon, under the
auspicee of the FL PasO Y N c. A Ten
men were to accompany Coach c. ".
Russell to the Pass City TO represent
the college.
The team has just returned from Al
buquerque, n NJ. where it won, from
the state university in a dual meet BY
the score Of SO TO IS.
The following entries have been
made:
100 yard dash-Un Lane. captain,
Shaler Ladd and William futile.
220 yard dash-Shaler Ladd, William
futile.
22O yard low hurdles-Un Lane and
futile.
440 yard dash-Robert Kirby and
William futile.
Half mile run-Earl Taylor and
Lowell Locke.
Mile run-LoweH Locke and Earl
Taylor.
100 yard high hurdles-Shaler Ladd
and William futile.
Discus-Stanley Llewellyn and Homer
Powers
Shot put-stanley Llewellyn and
Homer Powers
Hammer - Stanley Lleweuyn and
Homer Powers.
High jump-Un Lane, Shaler Ladd
and William futile.
Broad jump-Robert Kirby, ShaIer
Ladd and William futile.
Pole vault-Wnliam futile and Sha-
Ter I,add.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
BERLIN TO RESUME RACING
SUNDAY DESPITE The WAR

Berlin, Germany, Nay 15.-Devotees
Of horse racing and breeders who have
been all but ruined. nave finally sue
ceeded in assuring a resumption Of
some flat racing this season. after can
vassing all who are interested in the
sport Plans have been completed for
series of six races at Hoppegarten.
near Berlin, beginning Sunday, May IS.
and continuing each Sunday thereafter
No effort has been made as yet to Sc
cure a resumption Of steeplechasing or
trotting races The former is regarded
as practically impossible because al
most every man rider in Germany is
now in the field.
A large part Of the opposition that
has been voiced against racing has been
from persons who oppose anything like
frivOlity in wartime The racing pro-
ponents argue that If necessary the
words sport and pleasure shall be
erased. and that racing shall be con-
Quoted purely for the sake Of keeping
the breed Of race horses at a high
standard. and for the benefit OF stables
that otherwise would have to go out OF
existence. They do not go beyond July
in their present plans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Brooklyn Superbas, was the player
meant He passed the story along and
others furnished still further details,
including the names Of the Giants play
ers, Perritt. Murray and Robertson. as
the trio scheduled to wear Brooklyn
uniforms.
The officials Of both clubs were
dumbfounded when they heard the story
and it was not until Kauff tried to
jump from the Brookfeds TO the Giants
that the explanation Of the alleged deal
for lack Wheat was found Presi-
dent Charles Ebbets, OF the Brooklyn
Nationals, is still busy explaining TO
indignant Brooklyn fans that he never
had any intention Of trading Wheat
and that McGraw referred to Kauff
when he spoke OF a Brooklyn outfielder.
It is likely that the eastern tennis
team to be selected by the Z. s. \.
cific coast viii consist OF r. Norris
Williams, national champion; G. II.
Church. eastern intercollegiate cham
pion; T. r. Peu and ". N. Washburn.
This quartet includes three OF the first
ten ranking players and one in the
second ten. Williams is No. ,; Church
No. Z; Washburn No. g, and Pell is one
OF the class 1 players which is COM
posed Of those racquet wielders graded
from II 20 90
This is the most representative four
that the east can supply since Alex
ander. Clothier and Behr, the other
eastern ranking players. cannot, give
the time necessary for such an extend
ed trip. Just what this quartet can do
against the stars OF California, includ-
ing Mclaughlin. Murray, Johnston. Fot-
trell. Griffin and Strachan, remains TO
be seen. Certainly the invaders viii
find formidable opponents defending
the California courts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

TATE COLLEGE, \. N, Nay Is
The victories scored by the State
- College baseball team over the
New Mexico University and School Of
Mines give to the collegians the ana
teur baseball championship OF New
1-exico. The college team mas been
beaten but once by a New Mexico
amateur team, and that was one Of a
three series game with the Deming
high school The team has also de-
feated the Texas School Of Mines and
the high school, both Of FL PasO. which
gives them also the championship anna
teur team Of West Texas.
The team was coached by C. ". Rus
sell, director Of athletics at State col
lege, and under his instruction has
made san enviable record
The members OF the team and their
positions are
Harvey COe, captain, pitcher; Nil
ton Blackwell. catcher; Shaler Ladd
and Robert Seasons, first base; Un
Lane, second base; Jerome Robertson,
third base: Roe Miller and COwden
Evans. shortstop; Jackson Maynard.
left field. CoWden Evans. centerfield.
and Stanley Llewellyn, right field and
pitcher
Beats school Of Mines
Coach c. ". Russell and the team re
turned from Albuquerque, y. NJ, on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Big Leagues Try To Speed Up Games
-:Il:- -:II:- -;l:- +:n:- -:I:-
English Golfers Start For America

TEW YORK, May 15.-Efforts being
made in both the major leagues
and the Federal league to speed
up the games are already beginning to
show results. President Ban John
son Of the American league notified the
junior organization club managers that
less time must be consumed in playing
games and that several timekiIling
practices must be discontinued. Presi-
dent Gilmore Of the Federals took a
similar stand and intimated that he
might offer prizes in order to shorten
the average playing session. In the
National league the matter was also
given careful study and several plans
considered to improve the conditions.
A study Of the playing time figures
OF the three leagues disclOses some in
teresting details Using the April con-
tests as a basis IL is shown that the
average in the American league for
from ten 10 Is contests is two hours,
five one-half minutes. The Federal
league clubs under similar conditions
required two hours two one-fourth
minutes to play nine innings while the
National league made the best show
ing with an average OF one hour 50 Il
minutes
OF the individual clubs Of the Amer
lean league the Washington team led
the organization with an average OF
one hour 81 minutes Boston and New
York followed with averages five and
seven minutes slower, respectively. st.
Louis consumed the most time, the
Browns requiring two hours Is IL
minutes with Chicago. but one minute
faster. The Philadelphia Nationals
were the hustlers OF the Tener circuit
averag ing one hour A minutes for ten
games with the New York Giants but
one-half a minute slower. Chicago re-
Quired two hours II II minutes and
Pittsburg also crossed the two hour
mark. In the Federal league the Pitts
burg club showed the best time, av-
eraging but one hour so minutes for
extreme. requiring an average Of two
hours p minutes for u games.
X =
Four Of England's leading profess
sionaI golfers sail today for this coun-
try and British golfing authorities pre-
chief hOnOrs in the United States ma
riOpal open Ray. Vardon, Duncan and
Mayo form a formidable entry
IN English expert writes:
The British quartet this time has I
the VeFy best prospects, and II Is at {
least likely that the humiliating defeat !
of BroOkline viii be avenged The 4
American climate is not likely to be Z
At its worst from the British point ]
Of view in June Then Vardon and Ray. /
who are both playing we'll though the
Of the times prevent I
much attention being given TO their I
forms and dOings, acclimatise quickly /!
in America. and have had the ines 4
Unable advantage Of experience in the .
championships there. They will tackle 4
the ordeal Of Bsltusrol in a different I
frame Of mind from that in which they 1
engaged upon their task at BrOokline-' /
Reports from Australia indicate that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

The ordinary cost or. a Want Ad n
The FL Paso Herald is 25 cents 1t
reaches an average Of about 100, 900
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

United we stand. Lers unite in buy
ing home valley products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Mass til 50 college g @ til crews are represent tn 70 CLASSES in he l spring
~ on Nays Af on OF t s
loss M captain lie year +E
~ g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS CLARA : KNIGHT March .. 1910 net
S-I59- Joseph knight. husband. r-ei'ed $500
AID Joseph p knight u. John " =. Knight.
ADELAIDE knight Annie NJ knight and George +
Kn.sht. cAi len. each $3.50 AN',t.. Equ,!
g. 4el 30 4e9 Manhattan Avenue. appraised AZ
mas AVNIE T. DOYLE april Il. 1910. net
Sts-,0 To Edward +. Doyle husband 81 2Oj ..
John l. CLARK trp.her. s. 400. and A'Vder smith,
nephew. 81. Assets. Deposits. SLljJ; personally
S. and stocks, Sli.1ON.
ELEANOR l. EDGAR January p. 1913. net.
SEIZE To MARI A. icrr- sister. So. - and
each $50. A,-cts. Deposits. $500. NOR gaze,
SO -c3. iewe.ry and personally S240S. aud duo
from r..... Of Jane, El-sf s. i61.
ANNIE A COGGIlL May -. 1910 me-. 'll.i6l
ta'.aru. Matilda Toue'. aunt. sni TAoma, D.
We uu'le ser. fhr t.ucfeiares. each receiving
mortgage. 8 71". dug d.cc.en- from estate o.
Mary l. COglH. >Y..tt.
MILTON BURNS VAN ZANDT treasurer "
Chicago a Northwestern Railroad duly :. 1914 ,
net. fl54>f. To NJ. Prison van IdHjt widow.
Assets. Deposits. $50. personality. notes and
claim. t.0-9. stocks ami iuul- tli.0NG.
FRANK G. HOYr tAu-. o. 1914 ust. 1874
To Mr,, France, = h.,' I't.tr. Let ,. De-
gosi'. $50. Ulrgag's H33.aNo. personally. $40.
JAMES MEALS fA"rl D. 1870. re. SN'.lis.
To DAME. SEALS brother. 81 $50. Earley Ne4lis
brother. $4,000. Mao Nasu,. niece. 50 900. net
Of estate passed ~ seven rcpItaa aud uleteS
Assets. ocean View Hotel Fa'ry.-w sy. Rockaway
Beach 10000; l-l and l-% Eighth AZ. $50 900
~ 5th ST. $50 900. 2a sth S.. $4,000. There
we're mortgage, ami interest amounting 10 s43I43
chargrae.s against tue Eighth and 5th ST.
properties An interest iu Hgte. l1' Eighth N,
S. COO. .cHciy !4gl. and deposits. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-05
Shipping Information ana
Marine NeWS OF the World

and Charleston March !. to M American. Hs-ss,
Sc Line with mdse Bar. 10 % IN.
Psl0nna (Cubanb. Mansu Cuba FsbraIry n
10 the Munson s. Line with sugar Bar. f,z
C,liforrls (FrD. HAVE FebnBy n. b Coo
psgne Generate TfsnssilHnrque. Siih Indss Bs
D. no New orleans February O.. 10 N. SOM.
ern Pacific Go. win mise Quarantine. So an
Madison newport NeSs and Norfolk. n us o.
Dominion IS Go. with passengers sn1 mdss gs.
Rabs-t N Thompson savannah February q. d,
jams W EgeA a Co. in ballast QlaSiEua.
. Rsgo. i Baton Rouss February p. 70 ne Sre.
ard oil co. With mds Q1afantine. . IN
ArEpshoe. jacksonville March ! ard Chuiss.
2. 10 tho clyde - CO. with Dasse sers snd MI
Quarantine. IS . m.
CIV q ~ Louis. Savannah Mifcb I. n n.
Ocean "a Go. with passengers S1 mise 94s
Radiant, SABINE Februsry q. n ne stardu.
OF 90. With mdse Quarantine. . N
Buffalo fBrl Hull February ~ ~ ssnfsrpr
& Sons. with md.o. dgal-n.ne. - n
Punch. Edye CO. Win mds' Vafaluis
I1y = OBJ. Houghion. L'epool Fs,usJ y.
10 Norton, Ldly Co 40 bal as bN, . pa
sandy HOOK J, March =. 30 IVA
north. Light breeze. hOy ~ shore. snooA "a
81 LID.
steamer, Ty'er. Norfolk and Ncwpo-' Ss,,.
Shenandoah fBfl. fogh0m. Melder's.n lNorl, Pg.
nambuco. KAthlAmba lBrJ. Por sad Guf..l Per
ham castle (Brl. Alden. Richmond peof sstosa
pathauder. HAyana; Hamilton. Norfolk ard Nssp,-.
Ssys. Oregon PCFt Antonio. korS'orI lNofl
(;othenbuurg. Bowie tB,). Mar hester A.lara
BORG: Cygnus CNorJ. Copenhasen. Deia1hs. Pl...
teiunia