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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

rbe approximate amount Of the lien or
charge To- satisfy which the aboNe-ue-
Win interest thereon from the 'th da' OF
August 1915. together WIN cos's ana
allowance amounting TO Szt5lN' win IN
terest from August -. 1915. together with
he expenses ~ the sale. The approx
mate amount Of the taxes. assessments
and water rates. o. other liens. which are
10 be allowed 10. the purchaser out Of the
purchase money or paid by the Referee
is $500 ~ and interest.
Dated. New York. August Goth. 1915.
MANTON VI. WYVELL. Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-The Mutual Life Insurance Com
many OF New York. Plaintiff, against
Annie r Rem and others. Defendants;-
Action 10. Sin pursuance OF a Judg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made
and entered in the above-enttled action
and bearing date the 2+th day OF August.
1915. J. the undersigned. the Referee In
said Judgment named. will sell AZ public
auction. At the Exchange SsIehroon nos,
1910 Nesey street IN the BoroGgh OF
Manhattan. city Of New York. on the 2lst
day Of september. 1915, at u o clock noon
On that day. by Joseph Z. Day, Auctioneer.
~. premises directed by said judgment TO
be sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. situate IN the cry OF New orr end
bounded and described as follows; Begin.
ming Al d point IN tho Nortnerly line OF
one hundred and sixth street distant one
hundred and eighty feet Essterly from the
%ortbessterly corner Of FIN Avenue and
one hundred and sixth street; running
hence Fasterly. along the Northerly line
~ one hundred and sixth street. forty
feet. thence NOrtherly. parallel WIN Flfth
,.o,,,e one hundred feet eleven inches 20
,hs centre line Of the block; thence West
erly psralleI with one hundred and sixth
He,fiol With Firth Avenue and partly
iiSrouch a party wall, one hundred feet
Even inches TO the point CT place OF
beginning ., On ,o,t
NANTON NJ WYVELL, Referee.
FprDERICK J. ALLEN Attorney FOR
PIsintir. S. Cedar Street New York
Th Thy following Is a diagram Of the prop
- be sold. It's street number Is .
Fast iOeth STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
st. PAUL RY. EARNS
33P.C. ON COMMON
mart of ) Per Cent Dividend Was
paid from Surplus-GroSS
decreased S2,17S,325.

-. main reason for a recent rcduc-
=. .bc common stock dividend Of
~. chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul
s.1rsv Company from 3 10 a I per
basis IS disclosed in the report OF
80 for the year ended June 80.
s..l.'s-rc available for dividends on
49,. ,,.ro was S3,S59076. as against
&c. os0 Tho previous year. The earn
..,,,,r,~ on the Sl16,S55.400 common
VI. yrss caa.valcrt 20 only SO per
f''." az AGAINST G3& per cent earned
,oft 10 meet thc full . per cent
.le las. fiscal year the surplus
-.~. had GO &c drawn upon 90 the
',.--, ~ 1850 69i.
"-o,s operating revenues for 1914
-. Sa- 3s5.S-3. a decrease of S2,17S,-
~. r-f.-st earnings fell of Sl,36l,-
% ,-r.Ir passenger traffic showed =
--... o. SI.HU~.796. Among the
'',''-~,4...r. carried. the depression in
-. ,urrbcr industry throughout the
,....s,.s.- was revealed lu drop in
&c of owe. $4,000 tons. Among
.,rr,esc- was JSO.42S tons on &C
..-,. Of uro5act> of agriculture car
~. s~t $1,000 for products OF mines.
,--er',ural products comprised 23.49
.s~. O. the total tonnage. The
.s~ber o. passengers carried last year
-. f606545s. q decrease Of 2.20 per
-. The number Of passengers car
I'D ore mile was S5S45-,3@l, 3 drop
- Of % 59l per cent
n. earning, after taxes were S24.-
-,soso compared with >2G.G06,555 In
81! The .ota. operating expenses for
=. wear were S6l91l1ol, . decrease
- SllS600 There was an increase.
lever. ia maintenance of equipment
.ssi-o ~. and lr general expenses an
.&v,rce o. SlsS.S5g. due largely to the
.55..,ora. help required in preparing
..,,ss.,cs for the Western advance
80 rsssense. and freight cases before
80 Interstate Commerce Commission.
-to revor- saws the electrihcatlon Of
30 page. Sound lines. which was be-
-.- :, Ap~.l. 1914. has made such prog
Ssss that The line between Deer Lodge
80 Three Forks. a distance Of ll4.4
,-,'s, will be ready for full electric
.osrstion during the spring OF 1916.
Tls identification of the second d.
sion. between Three Forks and Har-
f,~tor. & distance Of HAP miles. II IS
.y,ectcd. v,l De- ready for operation
sariy in 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the allowed .
scrlbed property is to be sold. Is Sls,OSl5S
with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
August. 1915. together with the costs and
allowance amounting to '243 SO, with In
tercst from August 26th, 1915, together
with tho expenses Of the sale. The APP
proXimate amount ~ the taxes assess
ments and water rates, or other liens.
which are to be allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid ~ the
Referee. is s424 40. and interest
Dated. New York. August 3Oth. 1915.
MANTON NJ WYVELL, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
TEUTONS GET NEGROES JOBS
Paterson Club Gusts Old Walters to
Employ Men from Hoboken Liners.

Negro employees of the Hamilton
Club. of Paterson, y. j., to which the
Mayor and many other officials belong,
were discharged yesterday in body
and replaced by sixteen Austrian and
German walters from Hoboken. Ger
man efficiency was the reason, accord
ing to Charles |. Morey, superintend-
emit, who denied that there was any po-
litical significance in the change. The
rev employees are said 70 have come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

cotton Exchange special Liverpool ca6 ono ~.
cotton large business doing. sales. i'.ooo na Sc
s,e,,,iaiipu and export. 000i Anne .ican, lou"
lnrors n. miIlli6g upland I'D fgilreS oTrS
Isioly steady 4l.nGia points lower closed s,Ie.s'
I5s ,,luts higher september. 6O2Zd; OctoheI
No,cdrer 6oGisd January e6rIary' 40 LII
Xs1chesicr-Yarns quiet. but steady cIo'hs s''i
demand. - ...,., nae ,tsadv and
o. ,oi,,t. higher AZ 20 35c for midding upahd
sales lo5 bacs southern spo, marie, TSfe ,l ef
,~,,Lci a., follows New Orleans SteadJ. II Pss!l.'
80, ~ Zoe. .aIes $50 bale- Galveston Eth,
&c higher at lo?5c saies i9s bale ., 4 bsis,
SsSa,,6 .tesdy - higher at 9A.c. sales ~
bales ChaIestoa steady &c hish'f 6 a. At Ss,c:
10y nj No-folt steady. UNCHANGED at y,'c
sales iol bale Batmo5e holiday ,s! ;S A1 5aics
SS,ta,11t, ed - point, higher al ss'c: sales.
800 bales s. Louis steady .' 2 ss poin,s higher
~ "a DC. sales, 1881 bales. Little Rock s'e1"y'
unChangca a. a. m. ports and interior points with
.,uluarisous follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
STRIKERS IN BATTLE
One Mans Skull Broken in Fight at
Bridgeport Plant.

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. ia dis
turbance among the strikers and en-
ployes of the Crane Valve Company to-
night grew to such proportions that a
squad of police was rushed to the fac
tory TO dispense the crowd One pat
tern makers skull was fractured by a
stone.
The strike has been on three weeks
To-day a large number of the men re-
turned to work. which caused much
bitterness among the strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
pnnerhnard Profits Less.

The annual report for the year, ended
Nav 90 of the United Paperboard Com
nsny shows a decrease IN Cross earn
ing: Of Si27l05 and decrease IN net
~ s1ls.O9e. Net Irohts decrease
Sl1g.132. and the surplus gives we
sane figure. Sidney Mitchell presl-
dent of the company, says IN the re-
mort: rigid economies n salarles
Zero enforced, but the price Cf paper
Soard was lower than any year IN the
history IF the company or us prede-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
Woman Dies from Stab Wounds.

Mrs. Mary Wallace, wife of James
Wallace, died in the City Hospital last
night as a result of seven stab wounds
received in her home, $40 East Eighty
third Street. Sunday night The charge
against her husband, under arrest for
stabbing her. was changed from fe-
lonious assault to homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
ARRIVED


Marie 10 Ciofyo fNofl. 81 AIMS Ray and Mon
isrp BAY Sept g. Port Maria. Port Ariouio and
Kingston =. 10 the Atlantic Fruit Go. With irIit
Bar
Lorapc. Jacksonville sept 10 and Charieston II.
m me CLYDE s. Co with mdsc quar- 20 m.
Cuuus New orleans Sept y. 20 the southern Pa
chc Co with mlse quar-. o.
81 N0rtc. NsN orleans Sept =. 20 me southern
paif. 60. Nth mdse Quar- 30 m.
ffclcrk VIII DAM. tOp1nhsgcn SEPT 2. lhtb-
tiaula and Thrlstiansand 4 90 Punch. EdJe 20.
win mails and misr Bar. T. = D.
Princess Anne. Newport New, and Norfolk n the
Old Dominion :. Co with mdse quar-, 90 m.
Hra9's Miyggucz SEPT g. Ponce 4 Artoi9 ,,
Gusrlra 70 and San Iuau : 10 the New York q
Porto Rico s. co. with mail, and mdse. Bar. u os
Great Cuy OBrl. - NlTaIre Aug q. 70 Thomas
IIariing n son with mdsc Bar. 10 IN.
1aiamarss Port Limor sept =. Colon o and TIA.
vara 10 90 the Tinted Fruit Co. NUh mails ana
mlsc Bar 20 Co.,
Ca,erta iI,aU. Gcnaa Aug q and Naples 30. TO
& - Richard & CO. With mise. Bar GO n.
SAILED
Steamers Jamestogn Norfolk and Newport NeF'
AfunGale. Mstauzas. Gouytrucur &c L4utshtor'
'Rclsl ST NOairc, Anglo bolivian tBrl brr'i
Xcu' RI. Santa Marta. Hamilton. Nou"lS W.
Newport SeVs. Syeud n DAM. Newport News. 81
Or,.tr. New orleans. irJrlIa lialI Genoa.
cushing. ruzpdu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
RAILROAD UNDER HAMMER
Buffalo x Susquehanna Sold for De-
fault Of Interest

Buffalo, \. " Sept. lS.-The prop
erty Of the Buffalo & Susouehanna
Railway, consisting Of about eighty
miles Of trackage, several stations and
rolling stock, and operating between
Buffalo and Wollsvillc. y. Y. was sold
here to-day 70 Morton c. Bogue. o.
New York, representing the bondhold-
crs' committee. The sale was under a
S6,OOO,OOO mortgage foreclosure and
the price paid was 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
81 MNiONS.


SI-NMO\S
e,.ppt,fu COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
o. $50. DID, .l.h.feU Plaintiff against
.....-- t.-... .r. individually and as
,. ..'.et.. = tie las, WI. and
~. -rs-te-t kr+uu IND. de-
Its'a'"' t, t..',n po-y.u Wilson NJ
49, Co.. - pouai Elsie Euapp
we, '... -. I ouiee Noudcrrnuhi
fone..' ,..-4e---rbl fr George h
t.,...,,o- ~ ana Trustee uu-
ptf olrS' ~. 80 Test,-ent % Rem
Ger ine L4sl N Deb a-. 49,,
siA.n -....., 80 80 l.yetuf-lN Of
Al4tI - Tasfarsr, - Edward
l-' 4-aS' ...H. It-,..rl : knapp.
: A"atL i...... +5r.r1 MIS- wife.
go 1-D - 49,, knapp
r-,''-s -.rr ara Resale X
hlNAI- -. st.-r .,s C.-oltne II.
DC1 81 .,s. Anna Augusta Knapp.
S.-tI t-,..,-, rsI,U-.sf and Edward
49, r.J,.,.s' .rt.,fduslly and IS Ex-
- g.. q. 1,-.,t md Testament OF
TO-, -'.' r..l...., ,.-.ef- slrease5. Kate z
-. 81. - Shenher5 Kpapp
=. -.. "a TsI-.~.s, wife 81
~ ~ ...'t rsI,o-.st i-1ii.d states
-, ro,-.-..,.. - %-gy York as Trustee
-. o.. r. win and Testament Of
-. 49,, ...a- dec.aseI. Kate W
So E-ier- 49, me
II, =. ~ -. rt...o-. EEnanp tndtyilu-
- N,''t ' .,,-,,,.trr oVtrfitor - the
~ .-..,,-, ~ peter X
- wv ...4 49, EraDD wife
A-elp ' -. = 4 raDD
2. 'Hso' ,'',''' -" K FsiIr1
4, l..,,.,. ,.4t,t+-.ir,. ana a. T.x-
49, ,,-.-f - Tcs',r,Cr,
s'I.@ 20 ."' i l ,--.ft. Il
~ 4t"" B.. - -. Ensrn
~ .- - H,s,,fs f~.1D
s ,r.i Le,.,- ebt6-
- u.s. f',,r.rrs tr-nn lean
-. N --. NJ, NJ Er.r'r Jobn
49, t,'.- t.,cr.-. X UotIirs Mary
Z So. ......'-. a,T 49, r. ecu
.t. I ,t.r- 49, -r.s,ar,ar, -
A.. -. -,',ss.. ~. FARMER,
-, 4 IT,. '...',.r',' - %ev YORK a.
--~...s me- 1sst LyiiI and Tesla
-.-, n, s.lr. ~ l<rsru deceased. Annie
u r,rev frr- D. u torfcv Iutv p9vlin
80, 49, If,,l.-, Crf~ey Fdward
p,,. ,1~e- o. <ev York Foundling
Eo.,..sl Vstrs.. UeI.org IS trustee
h E.rL-,.-..... 80 r.k.- Il KTanp = hank
-r,. 49, ,t.. 49, '. ,.e,.er.f tssierce 81
lss- N --.-- ,.oIy-5bis College Dr.-
,rs,i- s,...,- soing business as The
S,-oI.-s tr..... + VrE.grev, EucIi-
g,t,i,, r4. a.--.Io ~ no Ste ~ New
~ g., l-'..'. u,t'rsEt,r So-,-
80 ~. .'. . g., ~ Villa, "
~, -.. --.,-t. gio,.- ~ rvciso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
Ioro Island Stockholders Active

David Zieley. through his alto neys'
r. & Coleman. Of 80 Nassau street.
has issued a call for meeting OF me
n r,;rority shareholders Of the Long Isl
nrd Railroad 20 be held al the offlces
90 60 ,be LAWYERS on October S. Further
information as TO the reasons Tor the
meeting. etc, was withheld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
PARTITIOf. SALES.

MARY JANE RAYMoNp vs.. NARY
SLATER RAYMOND. THEODORE RAY
MOND FRANK RAYMOND AND
CHARLES RAYMoND.-oaDER OF 80.
TICE State OF Connecticut, Fairfield
County. Superior Court. IS: bridgeport.
September 10th. A. y. 1915 Upon cons.
plsint OF the said Mary Jane Raymond
pYaying for reasons therein set form. Tor
he partition or sale OF certain property 10.
cated in the Town Of Norwslk. within said
County. returnabIe 60 the superior Court.
In and for Fairfield County, on me nfse
tuesday OF october. 1915. II appearing 70
and being found by the subscribing su-
thority that Theodore Raymond, Frank
Uavmond and Charles Raymond. the said
attendants are absent from this STATE
ana gone TO parts unknown, but that their
last known residence Was In New York
CITY. New York therefore ordered. that
notice Of the pendency OF said complaint
lie given by publishing this order IN The
New York Tribune. a newspaper printed
In New York city. three times successfully.
commencing on OF before the 2snd day %
September. A. d. 1915.
MICHAEL j. FLANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk 4 the Superior Court for FAR
neld CounN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
sI'RRoGATEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF honSf~ Pc
Iohn +. Cohalan, q Surrogate OF ny
County OF New York. notice Is nefeey ttsts.
49, Rliss. lato Of the County OF New
S1.S deceased. 10 present the same Win
Io,,ch.Ts thereof 20 the subscribers AZ tnels
pay sttorntys. Everett. Clarke < Ben
ot No 81 wall Street. In The borougn
81 Manhattan. city Of New fo.h; on OF
S,c,s the Sth day Of october next
oe TiV',d Sew, york. the 9TH day VI April
WALTER p BLISS.
GEORGE b. AGNEW.
Executors.
vvvRErT CLARKE BENEDICT. A.
,o,n.ys foi Executors ~ wall street
borough Of Manhattan. New YORK N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Chris,iarssnd. Sept T.. - m-He.ng Olav tDan).
New York Tor Copenhlgeu
Bristol. sept l2-thicIsI tuy lBtI. New YORK
- Thomas. sept ll-koroua lBri. New YORK to'
DemeTsra.
New York via Falmouth
Genoa. sep, River OrOEtes tBr). New YORK VIA
Barcelona
Cardiff. Sep, IO-Augo Patagonian tBr). New York
GreeuOck. sept l. Ray,tou Dixon tNorl. New lorh
Colombo. Sept ll-Clty ~ Agra OBrJ. Ne" YORK Via
Port said.
SAILED.
clyde Sept ll-BiArriz tFrl. New York.
Buen0s Ayres. Sept 10. Duuclutha Dlrl. New YORK
Swaniea sept Exeter CTS tBrl. New York
Barbados sept lO-Grrgoy tBrl from Now lork
ds Norfolk. Para. llth fouorius lirl from
New York.. Moltcgdep
liverpool sept ll-OrdunR tBrl. New York
Bordeaux. sept u. MA Touraine ttrl. New
York
tcrisml. New York
Glasgow. sept Ii-Tiscunii tBr). New York.
PASSED
Gibraltar Sept ll--yssieis Constsntinos Greek.
New York FOR Pirrus.
Tusssr sept l3-Cheycnne tBrl, New York for
Barrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

l06th ST
r.. .r,,o,,nate amount Of the lien or
-. r. satisfy which the sbove-de-
srrtbed property is 20 be sold. Is F$i:S-s,SV.
ylith Interest thereon from The l9tn Jay
- august. 1915. together with costs ana
aiiior,s1res Amounting 10 1924 S5. Win IN
,srcst from August -. 1915. together win
the expenses Of the sale. 49,
mated %cW york August 30 1912
NAS'rON NJ WYVFLL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

Ss m.......SSl ? m........G5S p m ........ Sc
Local Forecsst.-IHr to-day and probably TO-
MORROW. continued warm. Moderate south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-four Hours

Wa'lIrr'or sep, a. Warm weather continued
during Nonls- throughout trs Southern STATES.
tie ohio AMI mllrc Mississippi vaiicl'. 'he middle
p.ans state. and south portion u The region q
fns great lAc, Cool weather prevails along 'hs
moth border an ir tie Roxy Mountain and
plateau regions showers havs fallen 90 fhe at
-Vru'y four hour. iu 'ho $ortheru state 'r"tl
there uaFr hsru oral SHOWS e. Montana and North
western Wyoming Tie ind cations are that no
warm weather vi, continue iu INC EaUsu and
southern states until aftcr 'he eastward pa7FsEe
~ the storm hat vas central Monday niEit over
Eastern Colorado Generally falr weafhe- "ii pre-
vail Tuesday and Ncluc,IAt ll thc eastern laf =
Oh. country. cIcrW that showers arc probable
along the north border
Wind, fof Tuesday and Wcdnesi1y North Allan
tr moderate variable. mostly south. Middle A.
IaltIr moderate southeast and south South A.
.su'ig. t-as' Gun moderate east and south. Nt,t
cut fresh south. upper lake,. moderate i' fresh
-ar. on Surcriur and fresh south on Lakes Mirh
gan and Huron. lower lakes moderate 20 fresh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
FIRE RECORD.

A VI 49,,
= IS and Carmlnc st. Joseph Farronc' sHsht.
.3O-l0l W. 18th ST., George Bernheimer' M
fling
10 jO-i7si Madison Az. Israel Blankens,en CO.
trihing
PM
l. .55--l6 New Chambers 81. G. Doris; 80.
l.lj-l T. llSth ST.. unknown. no damase
500 W. 10Th St. Thomas O'Day; unlmg
j.OI-SZ3 + IlIth S.. Angela Jul1ra. tnhiug.
8lo-l3Ti CLAY ay. Harry MorgaGnd; tTifing.
6ls-13i 9Th N. Louis Reese TIMING
f.if-l2O Levi. st. Abraham Fciugo'd. ,nnng.
: 2O-IIudsou and spring SIS, New York Ciy
Railway Co. trGng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

Highest temperature ye~terdGy 81 degrees lat
T. 40 r. M. lowest o. degrees tat 50; n M
Avcragr Ne.teEda,. 50. average fJr corresV oudirg
date lss, YEA g.. average FOR corresponding date
last thirty three yta.s 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE

III. New Haven County National Bank.
located in the lily 81 New Haven IN The
Al note holders and other creditors of the
..sociatIon are hereby notified To present
The notes and otheA claims Tor pa ymsnI
NV Y G. sTODDAPD. PTesldeaL
Dated, August Is. lslA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE.

81 WEST SD Choke. sunny doubls and single
Refined appointments. Excellent tsbls.
Telephone. References
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14

fffc. Ai@ Joy Hlt'lai lF'"f.N' l-A'''lN Wv
York Eastern Pennsylvania. Ncv Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland. pufir, u Columbia. Virginia
fair Tuesday and Wednesday 4 continued warm
Ohio Western peuu>yiyduis. fndiMla. Nt'icrn
NcN No-A fair TUESDAY alu probably wednesday.
ga' mu.l Uhansc u temperature. Northern New
ENGLAND shower. and warmer Neiday. N~iuo,-
dAy cloudy. s.u'hr-n Nc, England. cloudy Tues
1as. Wcluc,. fIig and Warmef
Local omcls Record. The following o'oial
record from Ae Weather Bureau shows the changes
u tho ,cmpcra,ui, POI rhs as, rwonty-four hours.
IT, comparison with Sic corresponding date % last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
TO-DAY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Nails Vessel
Vess,I ~ Line. lose. sails
Ryndsm Rotterdam. iloIi-An. .. 8 go an y 90 m
& OF ~ Louis. SsydHuuu say. ~ pm
Mohawk Jacksonville Glide. 90 pm
S4m.snd. London. A. Trans. -
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER -.
Europa Naples, La Nelore .... 80 am l. 90 m
Ldpiduu. LIvrlloul. W S........ = 7u am u 90 m
Ath!rai Plrrils Greek ........ 90 pm 3 90 pm
StayauEarrir curacao. Red D.. $50 am l. 900 ~
Iacapa Colon. T. = Co......... - 500 am 200 M
Navarro Grenada Trinidad ..-.. 10 90 Avn II 90 IN
MAYcugo. HUI. Wilson ......... -
Ardpahoe. Jacksonville clyde. 90 pm
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l6.
Mexico. Havana. Ward. ........ 90 am u 90 m
Ilypatia. Argentine Houston. ... Q 90 am Il 90 m
\ liauca. Crlstohal. Panama o.. II 80 am 3 90 pm
Am Transport santos l. Co. 1900 M 300 pm
bulgarian. Prince. Brazil ........ l. 20 M 100 pm
BIriuquer. san Juan. Iusulsr ... l. DO M
~ Savannah. Savannah. SAY. 200 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
TnrRsDAY. sErTElrBER 10.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

I-IF9 =. 7.
80 2. n.
Japan. Corea China. Philippines via Seat
tlrl. Ava Afarl Observation-Disclosures. sept Is
Hawaii via san Francesca. WllAclm!na 5000. sept l.
Hawaii via Seattel Mduao ............... Sept 3
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia. New
Zealand via san francisco. Son0ma. 30. Sep. -
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WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

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BVTER-COOK Young Danish couple e1'spo
M 0I2yls Agency S2j 9Th ay Phone Bryant
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Barometer Readings.


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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-07
BY CECILIA WRIGHT KEITH

Havana, April I.-When woman
witnesses the greatest disaster that
can be-the fall of a man who for
years was leader in his profession
her thoughts naturally go to the
woman most vitality interested. d.
So when Jack Johnson entered the
ring at Miramar Monday, confident
and assertive, turned to the ring
side boxes and saw the white girl
who had bound up her life with that
of the black-e xiled by her own fam
lily, by her friends and by her coun-
try. III
She is a pretty girl, perhaps a lit
tie swagger because of the boule-
wards of Paris and the avenues of
Buenos Aires, but nevertheless she is
a woman with the feelings of wom-
an. And in her life's crisis her own
sex must reach out the hand of I'M
derstanding to her.
l hold no brief for her actions in
the past. 1 am only telling of her
looks as her partner in life went into
the conflict that was to change him
from champion of the world to one of
the heroes of the past.
Every turn in the battle was fol-
lowed by this 22-year-old girl from
the west. She wore the same smile
that spread over the face of Johnson.
Both took the battle as jest. To
them it was only another misguided
white man added to the ring record
of Jack.
Then, as the rounds wore on, every
trick in the amazing category of the
worlds champion was tried, but in
vain. From the smile of confidence
to the strained look of worry was the
transition of only moment. At last
the ebony face of Johnson began to
show that he realized the battle in
front of him was the acme of his
career.
The face of his white wife reflected
the feelings of the black fighter In
tho oorlu Of q onc ubnn IOhncoD'c oOr