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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

being run as many as seven or
eight times, it was found that con-
ditions were no better than at the
beginning, and it was decided to
cease all efforts to open traffic I'M
til the storm abated.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09
AMERICAN PHYSICIAN
M0LESTED IN vienna
Doctor Protests at Treatment He
Receives Because He Speaks
English.

Venice, Feb. CDR. Frank C. Da-
Wis, president of the American Med
ical association of Vienna, has ad-
dressed a complaint to the Vienna
Neue Freie Presse In which he says
that recently he has been moIested
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

Wanted to BUY a second hand ele-
vator. Wenzelmann preferred. State
lowest price; how many years used.
Address David Rees, Galesburg, Ill.
1-30d3f2t2*
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

Diversified, alfalfa, wheat, and
corn lands in Washington. Write
Reliance Realty Co., Wenatchee.
Wash. 1-30d6f3t2"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

He is no wise man that will quit
certainty for an uncertainty
Sam'l Johnson.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

He that knows most, grieves most
for wasted time.-Dante.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

Washington, D. c., Feb. 5.-Greas
Britain's request for the extraditior
of Werner Van Horn, the German
charged with dynamiting the Cana
dian Pacific briige over the St.
Croix, river, rested in the state de-
partment yesterday where officials
began a study of the papers. While
officials consistently declined to dis
cuss it, it will be some time and
only after most careful investigation
before the case is put on it's course.
Officials pointed out it was a most
unusual and complicated case and
one of the most interesting legal
questions that had arisen since the
outbreak of the war.
When the evidence is received by
mail the application for extradition
and evidence will be sent to the 10
cal magistrate in Maine where Van
Horn is held on charges preferred
by the state. The secretary of state
finally, however, has discretionary
powers and if he has reason to be-
lieve that a prisoner may be tried
for political offense he withholds
Whether Van Horns act was
violation of American neutrality
was discussed among officials as that
question might raise another COM
plication in the proceedings.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

Naught may endure but mutabil-
ity.-Shelley.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

Dr.. T. B. Larrabes, ostsopath. DIT
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09

F. A. Boysen. Dentist. Second st
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-02-09
VAN HORN GIVEN
A JAIL SENTENCE
Dynamiter is Convicted by Maine
Authorities.

Vanceboro, Me-, Feb. 5.-Werner
Van Horn was yesterday sentenced
to thirty days in the county Jail or
conviction of having damaged prop
erty in this town by the explosion
of dynamite under the International
railway bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
ARRIVED


Arabic tBrl. Liverpool June .. 10 IN, Whit. c, =,
One Win 90 cabin. l3l stecrage passengers malls
ana ~, I1di T-r Bal III m,
Loiu hrno iBrl, Hare June 4 10 ths Com
pAgne Generate Transatlantquo with rpdse Bsr
jefferson, Newport New, and Norfolk. to n. Ola
56 '' ~ IS 90 Win passengers and mdss. quar-.
p, Pa,ra IN. Marssiles June l. Maple, 3 md
dA..,ino .; 10 W Liwell \ Co. with "a ars, 81
Mlsc. Bar 80 m ~ '
zuia. La Guayis June & Msrscaibo Q. Curacao
~ shd Msysguez u. 10 Bliss Dsllett & Co with
- passengers. mails and mlse. Bar. u IS m
,,, bef%iaa isbncS9 June = Mosqutoes and San
yt1n ~. 10 &c New York Porto Rico IS Co.
WIN sugar Bar, TO m.
90 Franklin Or. Have June g. 10 the ComDsFpi.
Generate IIahsallaEiilue with mdse Bar m
g., IN an y1tgimnlo. Sal,es'on June u. via Key West
10 mo Mallory IS Co. with passengers and mdse
,,. k-rsk Russ. Archansel May "a and Glasgow
June s. 20 Benham B0ycsen. with nrst 10 Sc
ond cabin and steeraRs passengers and undss
Toro tBTl. Hun May 81 and Boston Jun. ls 10
handerson a Son. with miss. Bar l.i5 M
hsdia Dutch, s0ursbsya and ProboiinEo Aprl
5. BengoeWanO 9. MacaSssr 10. SamaranE Is b..
i ,s1a -. PAdanE n Colombo NAY g. Cochin G.
Tyne :. TO Punch. Edye Co. with mlse BsT
ycneEiA (Frl. Marsenl.s June 2 Lisbon 6 q,
Michaeis Angrs and HortA 10 and Providence
% Jas W Elwcl Co. with cabin 10 steefags
passengers and mdse Bar.
India IS Co With sugar. Bar. . 40 a m
Area lBu. Csrdie June 5. to master. in bal
ISABELLA. sanil Isabella Jun. . P.tnu and
Humacao 10 aud San Juan r. TO the New YORK
Porte Ric2 s. Co. with sugar Bar. $40 "a.
with mdse. Bar $50 m
Alliance cnstobal June H. 10 the Panama r r
S Line with IS passengers mails and mdse Bar.
Lena tNorl. Chrome. j. 20 Bennett, H,oslst a
e. " baAASh G91. s.s5 an.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Meet in Final Round of
Metropolitan Lawn Ten
mis- Championship.
BEEKMAN AND
WARD OUTCLASSED
Hackett and Hall Score Easy
Victory Over Baggs and
Campbell in Doubles.
By FRED HAWTHORNE.

Watson VI. Washburn, a former hoId-
er Of the title, and Robert lie Roy
an intercollegiate champion OF some
wears back, will meet at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon, in the final round OF
the Metropolitan lawn tennis cham
pjonsbip singles, on the clay. courts
Of tho Bronxville Athletic Assocla-
ton. at BronXyiiie. .-
lie Row came into the final brackets
by defeating young Leonard pee N'l''I
in straight acts at GO, 6 1, and
Washburn put a quietus on \ancefOlII
b. Ward, Eastern New York STATE
champion, by score OF C. %
10.
In the doubles Harold II. Hackett
and W. Merrill Hall reached the maj
round bv defeating Frederick {. Baggs
and W A. Campbell, at 6-3, Go. >:
II. Steinkampf and A. NJ. LoyiDond
will probably meet Hackett and nan
in the final. They held the lead over
Ward and Abraham Bassford, Jr. at
G-3. 3-6, %, in the seml-hhaI
round. when play was called owing TO
darkness. with Ward serving.
Beekman, national interscholaste
champion, who plays from the bronx
Vile club. was a top-heavy fayorlte
with the big gallery, which was ROOF,
ing" for him from the first bail until
the last. lie Roy, however, veteran
who is conversant with every niue
trick Of the courts, went about ms
task with the air of man Thoroughly
confident as to the ultimate result: A.
though Beekman at times cut on lie
Rows deep drives by sensational WORK
AZ the net. the older man refused 20
change his plan of campaign ana
hung 70 his back court
lie Roy began the service, but BeeE-
man surprised the spectators by TAX
inc the opening game after deuce mad
been called three times. He never
showed in front again in this set ex-
cent in the fourth game, for lie koy
began to find the openings with drives
of wonderful depth and accuracy and
took the set at 60.
Hickman made his strongest bid
for the match in the second set, when
he ran into lead Of 81 on games.
During this period he PLAYED brilliant
" from mid-co taking drives from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Mrs. Charlotte Katharine Palmer
Parrish, former showgirl, who was be-
lieved to be at the summer home OF
her husband, James c. Parrish, at
Southampton, Long Island, was found
Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff McAvoy
living at the Hotel Wentworth, at 90
West Forty-sixth Street Mr.. Parrish,
to whom she was married in Paris in
1910, after playing in the comic opera
wang" and later with one Of Lew
Fields's companies, is not registered at
the Wentworth. 1t could not be learned
yesterday whether the husband is at
Southampton or in Paris, the Social
Register" giving his address as the
Hotel Ritz, in the French capital.
The purpose of the deputy sherif's
visit to the apartment Of Mrs. Parrish
Yesterday was to serve two attach
ments obtained in the Supreme Court
against her property, because she, too,
is regarded as a resident Of Paris.
These attachments were obtained by
Paouin and Callot Sisters, Partisan
modistes, who have brought suit to
recover from Mrs. Parrish S8,269 and
$1,000, respectively, for wearing ap-
parel and art objects she purchased.
Mrs. Parrish was not much disturbed
when Deputy Sheriff McAvoy told her
about the attachments, simply explain
ing that she had never received any
bills, and also that 81 thought my hus-
band had attended to them" Mr.. Par
rish, according to one of the plaintiffs,
had guaranteed her account, yet the
modistes are suing him for the fnery
bought by his wife. No attachable
property was found by the deputy
sheriff at the hotel. However, he
learned that Mrs. Parrish had an ac-
count with Blake Bros. & Co.. at "A
/ Wall Street He served the attach
ments on the firm, which has securities
/ believed TO amount to more than the
amount Of the claims.
| Mr.. Parrish is a lawyer and Har-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

lie Roy's racquet on the half volley'
and won many points by n remarkably
clever change Of pace. lie caught
his opponent hat-footed on his base
line by dropping the ball softly over
the net when lie Roy had been expect
ing a hard smash.
It was case Of skilled tournament
player using his head against young
player with an abundance Of speed
tempered By frequent periods of wild
ness, and, as is usual, superior court
gcneralship won. Ward has played tar
better lawn tennis than he did yGsteer-
day, but so has Washburn, and the
chances are that if Ward had put up
stronger fight Washburn, too. would
have raised the caibre Of his own
game.
Il seems safe to say that Wards
conqucror will have TO perform better
this afternoon against lie Roy than ne
did Yesterday i'm his match # he hopes
to gain another leg on tho metro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
MISS BJURSTEDT
KEEPS on WINNING

Still another lawn tennis champion
ship is within the grasp OF MISS mona
Biurstedt, the Norwegian sehsatlon'
who already holds the national me'Io-
politan, Norwegian, Olympic ana ia na-
"a f' inr.teJt Jefeated Miss Clare Cassel in
~ semi-fnal round Of the women's
invitation tournament on tne tuI.
courts OF the Crescent Athletic Clu0' Ut
Bay Ridge, by a score OF %, -
Paired with Mrs. Raw90n Woo q, !"
tho final round Of the doubles, the nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

First lieut. JOHN T. KENNEDY. eh Cav. 70
Mounted Service School II. Riley July
Second Lieut. CHARLES A. SClHMELFENIG
Toasi At detailed in ordn. Dept 10 take erect
Second iieuts. EEDONDOND0 b SUTTON. Cost
Ar WALTER G. KlINER Inf. and SHIP
LER W FITZGERALD. Coast All. dctsiisd in
aviation section ~ signal Corps and rated as
Junior military SNators. with rank Of first lieu
Second Lieut. SIDNEY V. BINGHAM. 9th Cav.
. 20 WEI hon, N Ma tAS1ieTT b HIi
Cart. ERNEST =. HAsKELL Inf. Two months
from July ~. Capt LOUIS r BOISEAU 6th
Field Ar. one month from July Capt Wal
TER T BATES Inf. one month from Aug l..
MAJ EDGAR RUSSELL. Sig. Corps. twenty I've
NAVY.
Lieut. Con-. c. P. HUFF. detached TEXAS; to
home aid await orders
Draytol. 70 naval torpedo station. Newport
Lieut. ". H. LIE. detached MSynowcr: 10 y Y
shlpbuildinE Co. connection. 1ttins out VAIN
wright. and duty on board when commissioned
Lieut. j. c TOWNSEND. detached Vermont july
!; connection hting out Oklahoma and duty
Lieut. Junior grade II G. DONALD. detached
nav yard, ~. 70 Connecticut
En ssa C. J. HF1oStr2 and .0 " puIIyGgAu
detached naval training station. Newport: 10 tenn
Ensign dss'' T. " MGUiRE. detached naval training
station. Newport 90 Constellation.
Marc Island 20 temporary duty na,al tJsInias
station. san Francisco.
Passed Asst. surg l. W ROBBINS detached naval
training station. fan Francisco. TO Albany
Passed Asst. surg =. =. ElLERS det arhed Allan
nc reserve feet. 90 temporary duty KeqFsarge
Asst, Chaplain ~ o. ALEXANDER. Ippoiuied. r.
ceiying shap a. Norfolk
MOVEMENT
ARRIVED.
Jun, ls-Joqett and BAILEY. Al Norfolk
june 7--Whceliug. a. Vera Cruz
SAILED.
June ii-Cincinrsu at Chefoo. FOR SHANGHAI,
Eagle Cape Haiticn for Guantanamo; COLORADO
San Diego for Gusymas: Celtic. y Y yard fJf
Vera CruI Staudish Norfolk for Annapolis
Cheyenne. III. d.. and rs. san Pedro for san
Diego
orders Tor Icqu1is 20 convoy Fortune from pa.
cigo Coast 10 Samoa revoked and NAushtn subsii-
tufed f0f that duty.
on being placed IN service Al Mare Island yard
Justin vii proceed 20 Alaskan waten with coal f0i
Pf1meilCgs
Jason. en- route from Boston 70 HGmplon Roads
ordered ry radio 20 proceed 20 y Y yard.
Hrufus cOR AZ Cfist0bal ordered 10 proceed 20
Vera Cruz
Ofdrrs IN Hector 70 proceed from Mare Island 70
Atlantic Coast via Panama Canal suspended Tor
present Hector Will remain on lzcine Coast Until
I.,.Ia u g14.ln iIQm Alaskan wstsIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Iron TIE Tribune BursGul
Washington. June IS.


Co.. AUGUSTUS C. MAcoNB. Cav. attached
Mt- nufgIAs r. uryAL Med. Corps from
-i N'eF r.1 ''t's''o. . q pro- ssG zs lse'' 60
Ca.r CHARLES 90 MLrrLtk Or1L Dept from
lrI-a ....f ~ arlr.. 90 San Francisco. and sal
Cast Iii H DUNBAR. Med. Corps. 20 Lg1ias.
t... N.. Jay B '.r .ap az camp Tor troops
T.. .s.'s .- r- detailed m urI1 Dept. 10 take
,-,r June 10 rl proceed a. Iuy ! 20 81 g. .i,
tlst Arr. 10 duty in or.cc chief o oldn1.
Washington. Fn. Lieut. CHARLES r. HAk-
Grounds THt Lieut. HARRY x RUTHERFORD.
Coast Arr. f1 Frukarl Arsenal. lirst Lieut..
A.e.s.. T.r,. Il-l, JAMES l. WALSH. Coast
Ar tr Na.Uraol Arsenal. First Lieut. FRED.
Sod L,t., FEANz A D6NIAT. 1871 inf. 10
WatroWa Arsenal. second Lieut. hENk1 &.
DAVIS IT, Co.'S AZ 70 e 6[9ls+ As era;
Iisut cam a WALDMANN. Coast An. 70
iUffz ..G IL. 10 sp-axas.d Armoy, csp;.
JOIN J. AiJNBOE. Coast Ar. report 90 com
Toil6wins Changes ia orIn. Dept ordered. 70
tske eject JG.y ]. C4pl MORGAN J. BRIT,
ne ca u 0ria.. wssiiag,6a. First lieut.
FRANCls d. MILES. IT,. from Piestinuy arsenal
BwiFcHF 'oi snIi&8nErfF 'I .aa BGRr6IS, u, .
LEWIS. from Ws,crowa sScnu % Sandy Heck
DAEIoN. Dr.. from saroy Hook proving ground
% Wa.efyliet srseasl. Ilrt Lieut.. JULIAN ;.
HATCHER from Wa,trylct arsenal 90 Water
tgaa sreal. nnt lieut. ROLAND W. PIN
GER. from bcnicg snenal % MeteuoWn arsenal
Iguf Lieut. EARL J ". RAGSDALE. from
Raady Hook proving ground % duty 50 o1iee
cficf Of Ori1.. Wsshing,on; firt Lieut. Wal
LACE J. CLAY. from WaterlJwn arsenal 20
yrs1iford arsenal; First Lieut. ROBERT \.
IODINE. fr0fa WsteftoEu sr,els 90 New YORK
1retAsI. FIfst Lieut. BENAETH d. HARMON.
nom sand HOOK proving ground 70 Augusta
riai tiea,. JOHN II. D MArnEsQN Ens coTs.;
TewsI August J. O. Jlrcd states
yrf,.f i8rut NENUY G. BiEkBONLR Med. Re
ssfre C5rfs from Philippine. April IS l5ls TO
,, ~ 4, IN, Lieut. URsAM DuLER Sd nj.
slsesi o. list q oHiccfs dgaehld from thelf
moo commands o. take c1et Sgricm.cf 81.
80 rsmr of FlrA Lieut. LOUIS A hlNLlG.
~ remorC1 thefcfrou. 20 take efcd S.pcmpcg
81 ffcgt KJNZIG from duty with board o.
Road Commissioner for Aissks Sep,cnbTf 90
F,rsf Ileut WILLIAM T. MACMILLAN. M, 20
I1nv War COLLEGE July J. Tor temporary duy
unuf August 81. ileg return 70 proper 4.son
Ftrst Iieut RALPH w. KfNGMAN. ION M. DE.
tailed professoftof military science. Wfesig u
I1lneAsee. Kns4dLs. 70 take sasG JHS "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
$7l,OOO,OOO BONDS
OFFERED BY CITY
Fiftv-Year Note Issue,
Smallest, Except in
1918, Since 1906.
SALE JUNE 20 STARTS
PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN
S25.OOO.OOO of 15-Year Serial
Securities Render Sinking
Fund Unnecessary.

Controller Prcndcrgast announced
bond sale Yesterday for Tuesday, June
90. There win be offered at that time
two issues Of securities one of S+6,-
100000 Of the old form Of dfty-yoar
bonds. The o.horwiII be S25,ooo,ooo Of
scr.a. bonds running for fifteen years,
g fifteenth part being paid of in each
wear. making the establishment OF
sinking fund Unnecessary.
Zach issue Will bear interest at the
ra.- Of AZ per cent a year The last
bond issue. which was sold on apr.
lr. 1919. cons. -tod Of SooOoo'oOO OF
~ per cent bonds. -. g..
ever issued by the City Of New lork,
and viii form q start on the pay-as-
,or-ro roFcy. which was adopted by
,hl BOARD 81 Estimate last fall at the
e,~rce+fau Of bankers. Under this
rofcv only Importing improve
merts viii be paid for out OF hIty-
The money for other improvements
will De put partly !n the annual budget
and for q time will be obtained partly
from the issue Of short term securi-
ties. -, Ill,
The fFty-yosr bonds 70 be SOLO VIII
hc Tor the following purposes; Kappa
tre-es. S20000.000: water supply,
Sirq0a 00r. dock improvements, $780,
C6.
7, General. the sale Is 70 refund APP
,--g,t,,.+or,- SIS I0N 900 Of outstanding
lC~ro~.-a stock notes, $5LO0O,OoO OF
,,.L:.r ,.ora included in the sale OF
500 600 .arl short time securities made
a. C,rtr~hrr Some Of these notes
we're Tor sa.f-suppor purposes and
v.u he refunded from the proceeds OF
,be ff-v-voar bonds.
81 believe the sale in general Will
49,, ,,r,. rrrg'7r. said the Controller
rfcb.' @os .ro two classes Of bonds
- he srrf VIII suit the varying invest
,nant demands. and are At an attrac-
80 rat
aTLo crrDoro+e stock in serial form
iii Lo s.15 ovr, i'm series; that is 10
W. IA FOR $4,000 in bonds must
a', ..-.rs mice. but will give the
- .-,.ev' 81 600 items maturing
fror, Iare 90 1880. inclusive. The plan
doe. rot however. prevent the small
tnyes4o- from bidding as provided by
,bo clar-er for registered items OF
s1O go lie must. however. bid 20
the extent Of $3.50 En- order TO secure
4be fifteen serial items
'H Tb 10 ,-rog7cement that the city
III - S-1 600 600 of securities
Nou,u4 INC sunrise in Wall Street.
g TLa ,,,.,. 10 larger than was gener-
Ii ne Ia,r1..oJ In view of the album
any -. ir ba7k vaults and the
9HI0e .Lo IrI,. interest and divi-
-. "a ,,.,,-,er,e,7-s will greatly in
49, ~ ;rves+iro mower Of the pub
SIe"se ror cent rate was considered
~ f,~ securitv which 1t is be
1's" la have found ready sale
...'h1ii4 WV cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.
Male
TRAVELLING SALESMAN

Aa l Manufacturing concern re-
quires services of an experienced
travelling salesman TO act as
travelling territorial manager.
Must be young, Of pleasing per-
souality, well educated, exem-
plary habits and have absolutely
clean record. Give chronologic-
ally, education and business cx-
perience. State age and lowest
salary. Initial salary will be
moderate, but opportunities are
good. As letters will be read by
executives Of company, none but
those neatly typewriter will be
considered. Don't answer unless
willing to go TO any part of
United States. Address, T. S.,
Box 1877, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

MIS- Clare Casssl d,iss;sd Mis- Nan. =.
snd hfs. haEson Wood. -. Xii hsas-a
Consolation singles finai sosrJ,l--,s,.
Handy defeated Miss Mafssrss mr.. - = Lttk
AiIed doubles ldut rogndl-N,,, 80 ~
and J. Smith defeated Mss rsyis, 49, Hsd.
g7n, -; 81 Mss Ab5y Mor4.,s W.
& s-i,. IT, a''''''a Ai' and Nm. R A e. =
Second round-M,ss Morrison ana r
defeated Miss Holden snd J. snss %
g-1 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

we9ian girl was defeated by Miss Marie
Wagner and MISS Cassel, New YORK
State champions, after thrilling
match, by score Of g, l3-ll.
The summaries follow:
Womens Irritation singles semi fnh roundl-
Mss M0lIa Burstodt defeated Miss Clare Cassel.
e.. CT. Miss Florence Shedou defeatcd Miss
Florence Balm. C.. Is. g.
Doubles lfus roundl-Mlss Marie Wagner ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CARETAKER or WATCHNfAN on genteman's
place; single; best personal reference 5. l.. 1871
East Ash st.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. eIpcrt. also salesman. youug
wishes woIN Tor the second and third weeAs
IN July. a. E.. Box n. Tribune Office.
WANTED by executive present engaged
tmcmler American Society Mechanical Euguecrl.
who has had broad experience with modern manu-
featuring methods. cat. management selling and
executive duties experienced In the making and
handling u large contracts references TO engineer
Ing. manufacturing aud business ability. Address
l.. Il. e.. Box 81. Tribune Ofrice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Shipping Information ana =,
Marine NeWS OF the World

F,rqvuood rRr, Portland June IS. 10 J Win
chester X Co IN ballast Quar-. 10 a N.
city % Columbus. savannah quar-, y 20 m.
Hermlue iFrJ Bordeaux May 80. 10 the COM
psgnir Generate Trausltlantique. with mdse bar
so N. c,-,.
Hcilig Olav Dan) Copenhagen June 3, Chris
tlspia 4 CA-fstlarsand s and Stornaway 10 70
lunch Edyp & Co with 20 FIRST IS second cabin
and 20i steerags passengers, mails and mdse. b4f'
2 20 pm.
Steamers f. Monte. New orleans; Mohawk.
Charleston and Jacksonville: Eddie M queens
town. Cymrir lBrl Liverpool: ManznrillO (Cuuan).
santiago. Joserh " FordHey Archaugel: Il Goa
tBrl C07uuua. VenGtor lNorl. BaTscoa; kelisnce
.Rrl. Arrhorrel. Motano Tsmpico; La Gaseogne
IFrI Ia pa1iea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Gibraltar, June l7-Powhatsn OBJ. Now York for
AlgiCrs. -
Rio de JarcIro June l6-Kronbors DAM. New
York; Il. RIO dc Janeiro tBrazl. New York via
Perm mbuco etc
Bermuda. June ls-Bemudian (Br). New York.
Malta June l8-PEtrb tGTeeD. New York for
PirFus.
Malmo June ll-Ros lSwed). New York.
Ieghorn. June 3--Francesco Ciampa UtaD. New
York.
SAILED.
Oran. June lj-Madawsska (Brl from New York).
Hong Kong etc.
valparaiso. June ls-Chncha. New York.
Port Talbot. June l7-Chirago City tBrl. New York.
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politan bowl. and the chances are tnaS
he will. With both men masters ~
the back court game, the match shouiu
be a stirring one.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 lat lbs A.
m lowest s. Cat 10 ? M: average temperature
ye,terday -. average for corresponding date last
year -; average for corresponding date last 50
years. 60.
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ward graduate. class Of OF. His father
was the second husband Of a grand
daughter of Commodore Vanderbilt.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise AIS. sunset 1873; moon sets. h.59
moons age. u.
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Forecast for Special LoesIlte,.-snt,rn N,

Forecast for Special Loeslltles.-Eastern New
YORK showers this afternoon or Tonight; Sunday
probably fair. cooler interior to-day.
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Delaware. In
cfcsIuE cl0udiuess to-day. showers 10 night: to-
morrow probably fair. Maryland. District o' C0ium-
Ia. showers to-day and probably to-morfow.
Local 0nlolal Reeord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature for the last twenty four hours n
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year: