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THE NEW YORK TIMES." WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1913. i WOOD SUBPOENAED BY WHITMAN'S LIEH Former Lobbyist Denies That He Was Contemplating Flight to Avoid Testifying. DID NOT VOTE IN ALBANY rtamslntd Indoor at Horn Hr Whllo Process Sarvera War Searching tor Him Thoro. Eugen T. Wod, formerly in th Inner ring of Vatnmany Hall, and a lobbyist at Albany, who wu naml by John A.

llennesay the mala source of the Information on which based hi story tha McCail-Hrady-Murpby-I'iunkUt dicker for a Supreme Court nomination in l'JC wan served with a autnioen In tl John IH Inquiry at o'clock la-t nlaht by Assistant litrlct Jol.n Klrkiand Olark and one of Ii-trtct Attorney Whitman's process aerv-The aubpoena rails upon Wood ta appear before Oilef aglatrate Me-Ad 1" Criminal Court Hutldin; l. to-morrow. Tha serving cf the mibpocnt came on tha beela of a rumor thut Wood would pjj for Europe c.n tho Cunnrder L-usi-tania al I o'clock thin morning. This rumor rearhed District Attorney Whitman st 1. Ha communicated vrtiri Mr.

and In Juat twenty-flv minute Mr. Woo. nan accepted service. Mr Clark reached the Wood hum" at Sri Weat Heventleth Htreet at about SiTA There were a number of Mr. Whitman's men around the houae, and they told Mr.

Clark that they had not seen Mr. Wood leave the houae during the evening. Some of the men had bm there for two daya, and they wero certain. tbey said, that no heavy-set, nlg-faced, white-haired man" haa left, the houao during the Inat two Uav you trkid the door? Mr. Clark asked one of the men.

on. yea," he replied. It' a no doing that, for they will tell you that Mr. Wood la not at home." ptda't latead te 11 mm Away, II aye. Mr.

Clark, with a process server by hi aide, went tip the stoop and ran tha doorbell. A woman responded and tald she) was Mrs. Wood. Td Ilk to aee Mr. Wood fpr a mln-te." said Mr.

Clrk. "He ta not at hoin" said Mrs. Wood. "Really, he's not at home." Hut I know that he In at home." persisted th Assistant lustrict Attorney. Mrs.

Wood retreated and the door waa closed. A Uttle later Mr. Wood kimaelf cam to the door and the roceaa server placed the subpoena in Mr. Wood aaaured Mr. Clark that he had not been trying to avoid service, and as for going to Kurone.

that was ajwurd. he said. Earlier In the d.iy and all day Monday it had been said at the Wood horn that Mr. Wood had gone to Albany to east hla vote. aonaeation wa also taken up by Mr.

Whitman, and he lent no time in dlaputrhHig men to Albany to serve Mr. Wood there. Tht Albany home of the former lobbyist, which la dtrertly across from the Kxec-utlre Manalon. waa watched all day yesterday. The polling place where Mr.

Wood waa expected to cast a ballot was lao watched. Hut Mr. did not and ao lost hla vote. Information was telegraphed, to Mr. hit.

tnau and led him to take extra precaution at the uptown home. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon a tc- torttr for Thi Times called up ua IJCU and a man who said thak was Kufcn Wood answered the tele- thought you were In 'Albany said th reporicr. -1 was, but I got back early," replied Mr. Wood, apparently in very m4 humor. "You know, it docan take all dav to et down from Albany.

Why. 1 uard to come down to the racea In New lork from Albany and return th Mine day. Iff only a few houra, you "Hv you been subpoenaed? th reporter asked. No. but I expect to be." aald th voice over the telephone.

"I want tt umlorntood that 1 am not trying to dodK any subpoena." Of eouree I want to get TnWed up In thla political campnlacn If I eould help It." he added. but I did nothtna; to evade bHnic served. 1 sup-poa they will find m. all right, and I want to say that IHatrlct Attorney Whitmnn can ret me any time he wanta me. 1 11 be at home at West Bev-- sritleth Street." If waa Inferred from Mr.

Wood talk at tliat time that the former lobbyist expected to bo quoattonod about other thlnira than the meeting- Hennesay al-legHa Wood brouuht about between; rimrles K. Murphy "and Anthony N. Bradv and the aubeequent meeting between MOdward K. Mcl'all and Oeorg Waahlnaton t'lunkctt at the Hoffman llouatr In li2. According to I lennessy's teatimony at tht first seaalon of the John ive Inquiry before Ch'ef Maais-trate McAdoo last- week.

Wood not mly Arranged thcae meetings, but was pretent at both. I don't want to talk about that now, and If I have -anvtblna; to say later I sjlll tell your Mr. Wood aald to th porter In tha afternoon. Thinks Ianlry Will Be Short. Mr.

Wood did not apiear to be aeri-uly Impreaaed with the importance of KRMORTH KCW tOK-U(f lalaaat. 7 Forest Hills Inn 13 MINUTES "aSST NEW FIREPROOF HOTEL. By Lane Ular4 K. R. to Poreat Hilla.

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Tenneveeo "rlrr Kaniliy ar Trumdent a and burupean I'lana. Mot ater Willi. Pnpailty 4A). ewiee MA I.ATt G33rlK)roii3b-EIwiiMo 0tlA.U WaiTB tUN3 COM PANT. th Jahn tam tmitilry.

Whan told that It mlht lat an Wlnt-ir. said that he had a different opinion. will ta all over in a Uttl whil." he volunteered. In this opinion Mr: 'Wood differ from District Attorney Whitman, who haa planned 'a eours which will ta Ice monflMt to tworJc out. W.

Mc-Lauxlilln. JrJ wlw taatifled oa Monday, brought into thw record aeveral peraoia a. horn Mr Whitman a ania to question. These Include Mlaa Violet Vclugh-lln, younger daughter of former Police If.ppector Mctughlin, who waa In the rrom. according to her brother, when her father exhibited-.

8 T'hotofrraph of a check for 91 ai signed by Mc-OalL" Two lawyers, who acted for ex-Inapector McLaughltp at various times, arrordlrg to 1 younK MeLaughlin. were Jm'i ii. Mcuowan a ad a man named H.vda. i I Mr. Whitman ha tx-en Informed that the Mr.

Hyd referred to is James W. Hyd of lO Wall That Mr. Hyd told a Tixna reporter that he knew nothing whatever of th circumstance or of the people concerned in it. According -to young McLaughlin, a Mr. Hyde wrote a letter I McCall tbrcatenlrur suit If the amount of a loan made In by ex-Inspector Mc-nughlln to Judge McCalt was not paid.

Mr. Whitman may almi call repreaen-tatives of the Fifth i Avenue branch of the Lincoln Truet t'ompany. It was In this bank. McLaughlin testified, that hla father and hla slater 'had accounts. Mr.

Whitman, It la expected, will aaoer-tuin when. If at all, the elder Mclaughlin deposited A check during the year Ittej. We will follow up every due thai liave com cross' said District Attorney Whitman yesterday. No one will spared." i i FOOTBALL INJURY) FATAL Gay Livd Thr Daya AfUr Hla Neck Waa Brokan In a Tackle. ritOEXlXVIIiLE.

I Nov. 4. Oeorg II. day of niacklnton. formerly a star Player on the Uralnus CollfKt team, died In a hoepltul here today from a broken neck received in a football gama hud.

Saturday. Gay waa Playing full laok on the Union Club team against 7th fVtttstown eleven and waa running with the ball when he waa tackled from He waa thrown heavily and became unconscious. He waa carried from the field and the game waa continued. At the hospital It was found that was paralysed. His father, sinter, and a brother arrived her yesterday and! remained with the young man to the end.

Day waa to have beep graduated next June. The Union Club, a a-nii-amnteur tun of I'koenlxvllle. haa disbanded for the season. I LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS. i 1 Stands for Va sea Not Dutiable with Vases as Entireties.

Th Board of United Elates Oencral Appraisers sustained a protest yesterday filed A Vantlne In which objection wgs made by the importers to the action of Collector Mitchel In aaaesalng bronxo vases and wooden stands as entireties under the Tariff act of The Collector held the articles to be entireties, and returned them f'jr duty at 4.1 per cent, ad valorem under Paragraph 1141. as manufacture of metal. It waa 1 maintained by the Protestants that the etande were dutiable acarately at 35 per cent, ad valorem as manufactures of wood. In suHtalning tlni contention. Judge Fischer said that were each vase and stand made specially for each other they would bo properly i Classifiable as entireties.

In the case before the hoard, however. It was shown that the goods were purchaael made' by different manufacturer, and their combined use optional. The teatimony waa to the effect that the stands are suitable, and, in fact nsed, for almost anything that requires 1. stand to set it off. Hirachbach A Htnlth failed In a con tention relating to cotton underwear In part of lever lace.

1 Imy waa taken by the Collector at New Yoflk at, the rate of 7 per cent, under Fafagraph roo as goods made on the Lever or Oothrough machinea. Duty waa claimed at 60 per cent, under Paragraph aa cotton lace wearing apparel. The Importers asserted that quantity of Lever lace entering lutoi thty manufacture of tho articles as i so leant that it should be' disregarded in determining the claaalfWation of the artlclea for dutiable 1 JAIL FOR WAVING RED FLAG. Fitchburg Editor Appeala Against Sentence of Thirty Daya. MaB.

Nov. 4. A sentence of thirty days In th House of Correction was Imposed to-day "upon John I I. Karvonen, editor of a Finnish newspaper, convicted i in the District Court ef violating 4he new forbidden flag" law by carrying a red flag in a Socialist parade here yesterday. Karvonen appealed and will test the constitutionality of the law.

II Dd Our American Writers 1 II i ADuse Dn jRossiter Johnson answers British authors in a vigorous style i IN Letters of 'Jefferson Davis 1 Written in His Flight Never before published, they throw light on the perilous times at the close; of the war IN Remarkable results being achieved by knife told i- IN Bitter Attack on America's Eugenic Work Distinguished British authority says it has done damage. Dr. Davenport replies IN NIT SUNDAYS Order Next Sunday's Times of Your Newsdealer To-day I I i The Times Is Always Sold Out Early DICTAPHONE PUT IN SMITH'S OFFICE 1 A Hidden Operator Recorded Many Talks in Queens Can-; i didate's Headquarters. NEEDED CAMPAIGN FUNDS 1 Main Fualon Body Provided No 1 Slnowa of War Smith Denlea Alleged Converaationa. i "According to the Connolly Campaign Committee of Queens.

Borough, a dictaphone installed In the headquarters of L. C. a Smith In th Plaxa Court Building In Long Island City during the campaign recorded conversations bearing on Smith's canvass for the Borough Presidency of Queens as the nomine of the Fuion-Ca44y alliance in opposition to Maurice Connolly, the regular Democratic nominee. Connolly was elected after a remarkable campaign. Th "Connolly Campaign Committee stood sponsor for the record given below of converaationa recorded by a In the; last weeks of the campaign.

it became known yesterday that the genuine Fusion movement in Manhattan had repudiated the Cassldy brand of Fusion In and that Smith and hla followers received campaign funds from the Fusion general headquarters. All through the record of conversations runs one theme, money. The lack pf campaign funds was made plain. Cc ntrtbutions, according to the record, came in at times in surtia of S3. Then there waa a sudden burnt of prosperity, and contributions of lo were received.

Then ther waa a contribution of $104 and then on of S-Vm. We have no money to pay theae fellowa." said a voioe reeembling an ex-JSenator's, according to th operator, "so let tham work and promise it to them." The recital of the dictaphone converaationa begins with Candidate Smith himaelf: in the nneaklng r61e. Mr. hmltli took up the theme of money, and l.i represented as saying that there would be plenty of money for expenses on election day. was speaking to a vtaitor in hla private room at the time.

said Mitchel would carry Queena. Heveral one-sided telephone conversations are then given. It waa evident that Bmith was receiving encouraging election news. In a conversation about delivering handbills in the Rldgewood neighborhood Smith objected to a person named, saying that his picture was It the Rogue a Oallery. Disturbed by Caeeldy Letter.

A conversation is recorded over a letter which It la alleged Cassidy wrote the voters In which he aald that the coining election is a very important one to me." Thia letter was sent to the voters over Cas-idy's signature. Cassldy asserts he wrote. this la a very important election to you." meaning the voter, but in the thouaanda of copies with which the Connolly forces deluged Queens the word -tne Instead of you There Is an account of a conversation over this Caaaidy letter, and the assertion Is made that the substitution of the word me for you waa a base forgery. That letter should have read. vote for aays a voice.

Imt thy changed that you to Then tho dictaphone talks about forgery. A onesided telephone conversation is recorded, with Joe at the other end of the wire You know that fellow Will Smitht nmi'i tho. voice at the telephone. The Hull Moose and Republicans bav been after him. so you look out." 1 They tell roe," said another voice at the telephone.

that letter of mine waa the neatest thing they ever read." Hello. Tom. No. he will be in any minute. 8ml th.

denies the statement that he will be satisfied if he does as well aa Caasldy, but aay he did guarantee better administration than either Caasidy or Connolly. Now Smith want that put straight." 1 Funds wero coming In Hlowly, according to the dictaphone, and here la what it said of the situation. Knter unknown. Yolo of one in authority in room, speaking to visitor: Sit down and tell us what you are i going to do. Qo to -Harry Peace and the English (Language? NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES I NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES It Surgery as a Cure ror tonsumnt NEXT SUNDAY'S TIMES i have him come thla pro poet Ion.

Where -one man Is going around It Is all right. Three or four anoot do tt. Ton have a bad case and yon have got to get money if you got to commit murder to get It." Tfce eT Maaey. There wer many calls over the telephone for former representative Dr. John J.

Kindred, but the dictaphone always aald that he was -out." Then the dictaphone again got back to a uuestion- of money. One man walked Into tho office and bewailed the shortage of funds. The dictaphone aald those In the office then took an account of fund. A man tn the office said he had at.noo. another man aald he could raise another man said he would dig up 2.M.

Continuing the conversation voices said that It would be necesssry to raise money to get votes for Hmlth. One voice said they didn't want check for tbey were too easily traced. Get nothing but cash." continued this voice. I have about S0O in cash now. and will have to ralae some money on.

a note. I'd hate to wake up Wednesday morning and find we are beat. We bav got to take Harvey Into consideration and the garbage contract. I do not know what we will get out of Harry Peace." Give ua S2.S00? said an excited voice In Smith's office. They turned ua down on Saturday.

What are we going to do with in 161 election districts about $15 In each district? This was followed by a telephone message to ZM Gramercy. This waa said to Zitt Gramercy You have got to come across with some money. We have only got the Fusion Committee have not come across and we have got to get some money. Now you se if you can't send us some money this afternoon; that's ail." What do they think we are? Inquired a-voice in the room at the close of the telephone conversation. More conversations regarding money are recorded.

Those Interested said the managers over town had," thrown them down." Several times over the telephone the question was asked of the man 'at the other end: Io you know a big man who will come across a little? The names of many men well known In Queens frequently came Into the conversations. When Mr. Smith waa seen last night at his home, Woolsey Street. Astoria, and asked what he had to say about the dictaphone conversations, he merely laughed. 1 have no knowledge that any dictaphone was in my headquarters." 'he aald.

and I want to say that the conversations alleged to have ben overheard throuKh th use of such an instrument never took place." Weather In Cotton and Grain States. Special to The Krie Tork Tbar. WiBHIVnTdV. ICnv- 4. Th following Is tho forecast for Wedneaday and Thuraday aa lssae-1 by the United 8tatea Weather liureau for the collon and grain States: North Carolina Fair Wedneaday allghtly cooler In th Interior.

Thuraday. fair: mod erate north and northeast Booth Carolina Fair Wedneaday. Thuraday, probably cloudy: moderate wlnda, becoming r.orth and northeast. Georgia-Fair Wedneaday. Thuraday.

unsettled: orobably local ralna; light to mod erate northeast and eaat winds. Florida Fair Wedneaday. exceut rain In south portion. Thuraday, local rains, except fair In northeast mod rat wind. tulsiana TJn- aettled Wednesday and Thuraday: Probably occ-aaioruu ralna; nni -k- rain, Wedneaday; colder In eaat portion.

Thursday fair except rain near the coast; moderate east wlnda. "weTtrn T.xaa-Falr Wedneaday; warmer in north coition. Thuraday fslr. Vh-FaUWrneeciay. Thuraday probably 'T'klaho'ra-k'arlnK Wedneaday.

Thuraday fArkansas Local raina Wedneaday. Thura- A Teinea.ee nd Kentucky-Fair Wedneaday Wedneaday. Thursday fair, wi: moderate variable winds, becoming aomewhst warmer Wednesday. Thursday fair, moderate xartabla winds iXoVa-KalWedneeday: warmer in norta an" central portion. Thursday fair; mod-M-ste wlnda becoming south.

fJower Mlclnaa-Falr. eomewhat warmer Wednesday. Thuraday Increaalna cloudiness, modaruve winds bex-oratnc soutU rprra.lchl-an-Farr. warmer Wedneaday. Thuraday, Increasing cloudlneaa: moderate warmer Wednesday.

Thuraday, unsettled: moderate te briak aouth and southwest winds. Minnesota-Fair, wanner Wednesday. Thuraday. unsettled; prolably colder In north and weat portions: moderate to brisk aouth and BTOOUthwen winds. Iowa Fair, warmer Wednesday.

Thuraday. Fair Wednesday and 'Thursday, without decided temrrature chanae. North and South Dakota- Fair Wedneaday. Thursday, unsettled and colder. Nebraska Fair Wednesday and probably Thursday.

Colder Thursday In wat portion. ICansaa Fair, son.ewhat warmer vtednea- ay. Thuraaay. iir. criticism of our ion the use of the CHANDLER ON THAW CASE.

Ex-Senator Saya New York; Erred In Indicting tha Fugitive. fiprrie! to Tke Xar Tork CONCORD. N. Nov. 4 Another brief waa filed to-day wltn Gov.

Felker in behalf of Harry K. Thaw: by Judge William. Chase, i It holds that th case now stands as it did when th first requisition was filed, because it Is not made clear whether Thaw is wanted tor a crime committed In Dutchess County or New Tork County. Rx-8enator William K. Chandler is sued a statement to-day holding that it watt not good law to charge Thaw with a crime In an effort to get him back into New York State.

Mr. Chandler said: 1 There undoubtedly la sufficient rea son; for asking and obtaining Thaw's delivery to New Tork in tho fact that he is fleeing from th Justice of hia original committal to the insane asylum. Why not then demand his delivery for that reason, why all the tumult that New Tork lawyer hare made by transforming the simplest case In i the world Into! one of needless com plication and absurd propositions pretending; to have some, color of legal support? I 1 "tt is an right to indlbt Roger Thompson and others for conspiracy to enable Thaw to flee from 'Justice, and to convict and tninish them, but Thaw, aa an adjudged crasy man. cannot be so Indicted or tried without arousing an outcry among lawyers throughout the i world. Indict and punish an insane man for escaping from his asylum? It is a most preposterous Idea, and should gain no foothold In criminal law;" Bernard M.

Jacobs, Mr. Jerome's assistant in this State, says that his chief will not file any further briefs In the case. A decision by the Governor Is not expected until Tuesday of nextj week. OIL SHIP IN DISTRESS. i 1 I Yacht with 32 Aboard Sends 8.

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The tug Senator Bailey has gone to the rtst.ni. The yacht is the property of the Huas- teca t'elroieum company and waa formerly owned New York by: L. Hark-ness. The Senator Bailey should have reached the vessel two hours after leaving here. i Fall River Line I Pint It.

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14 KROONLANO.Na. 19 CRUISES PANAMA CANAL West India South America Ta Newest Craisiag Sieasirt Laplani LaarenMe Meeaatic JASFART 1 italy egypt; Tha Riviera via w4lra. Gibraltar, i Alaiera, Maaaaa, Larfest StcasieT is tb Trad Adriatic Celtic NOVEMBER tt. Jaa. 10 Jan.

I Feb. tl Mar. 7 Caaasle Na. 271 Ill Jan. 17 Jan.

S4 Un. St Feb. Feb. 24 afar. Mae.

14 Anl. IC ta 3S bmn 11 4 4 IKS ta SI7S P.ssenrer orflee, a B'way, N. Winter Cruises from Naw York to tho i Amerieaua Mediterranean HAVANA "Si ami' Sailings Thursdays sad Saturdays. NASSAU weekly eervica from New Yock enrect row na-Hosts wltn rlavana I MEXICO I rVthhl Smafc Separate er combineal tours of A. 10, 1 1 and 21 daya $50.00 and up.

Excellent aerrica. aparinus Basarnaer Cfuartera. Booklets, ratea anal sckedules anil be promptly supplied on appjiraaon. 1 NEW TORK AV CUB A MAIL S. 3.

CO. i (Ward Lisa) 1 CrWEXU OFFICES, rW 14. E. K. T.

CITT TKXtt OFFICE. aVaaaway, N. T. i Cruises' to- Panama West Indies InrVudlnr Cuba, Bermuda. Jamaica.

Ac aiO and up, Inoltidlng all expnBa. TOURS A- TICKETS EVERTWHEKE. 1 Frank Toariat Co tC BrtMidwsr. K. T.

TeL 4St Franklin. tlXJonlet Xrlna for Hooch neason I AIAiTf-H. (iHMXE, I1A1.1, JIIHTKIA a. at arts waklstaa. Kslew Frana Jassa I.

As. gaiuaaa WC0NCS0AVB ar SATUftaDAVS. a aj. Tbreugb booklnge to China. Janan, India and tke Far East PHa-LTS UKOi A a.

17 Battery Flacef K.T. i.EVEJlV TKIF A Otak- THE ROYAL MAIL sTEAM FACKKT CO. Kext Sal Unc ORUBA. Nov. te I I WEST INDIES i gAltDgkOO A BOS.

Gen. tt RtsXa faV. at aay Stearashlp 1 least Aeat. i LLOYD ITALIA NO TO ITALY IN It DAVS. Taarmlna.

Nov. lenaiaa. Dee. g. Kales S6A.

S7, fTS, ft, aad C. A CO it way. T. CLAShTS ORIENT CRUISE 8jBVMRetterdam.MS.llTcns. 4 Ihars.

Staw (P. Jan. I. Kennd Ike World Teor. FRANK' CiA-RlC iflmas Buildlag.

N. T. Alt kinds of ill era odd merit a rara old books, prints, paoipolets. awcorra pbs at bargain nrirwa in Tke Hook Eichange of Thi Nrw Yoaa Timb Ksvotar or Bwoxa. ifvenr a TV.

Brenien Cccilie accommodation second eablni little island was discovered Every tVeek. Twin S-rw 5,500 tons rg. tons of. Quebec S. S.

Ltd. A.K.Oaterbrder..As-U. tt Tl. 17s llectae. i Thos.

Cnok A Men. sad tesi Braadwsi. J4 snd 512 Fifut tliloas-iaaal NEXT SAILINGS OF THE -Fastest Steamers in the World MAURETANIA NOV. 19 LUSITANIA DEC. 3 Hailing at 1 A.

M. QCICKEMT ROLTE rl l-'lMinrARn for LONDON. PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA Csrssis Nm. IS. It B.l Lositania '1: Caraiaala.Nev.

2. lOa.M l.raia.DM. 10. 14 a. C.aisssls Om.I, I a.ai, Ciraanls.Ja.lO.I4 CartalaDtt.

13, Ida. at. Mauretania 'l Calls at Queenatown Eaat and XVa.t Bound, Mediterranean- Adriatic Service Jailing at kladelra. Gibraltar, Genoa, NMes. 1 rleste.

11 time fiaJlinaa noon. itinerary. tri.TOMA.t....Xof. 4 tCAMMTHIA. lee.

I Iler. II WU1 tall st I'atrss. Msaeira. c.iuc.nsr, Onoa. tOratts MtiMn.

ltwH.r. Imos. rarrtw 2d and 3l rla only. I talk Otm snd Msdrtra. Special Winter Cruises RIVIERA ITALY EGYPT Madeira.

Qlbraltar. AlKlem. Monaco, or fienue. N.pW. Alexandria.

FRANGONIA 'sM LAC0NlAJASff' IRONIALY-v siV Will not rail at AlnsiKtria. ROIM) THIS WOKUI TRIP, IBS A CF. Moertal tliroucb nta lo SoM. loxUs. Chins.

Js- i pea. Manila. Australia. N'n Zealand. Sou til Africa.

and eouta Aawnca. Imwpeadrnt lours ta SiUrops, etc tie id fuc booklet Cutis rd Toun. AfiENTS'FOK PENINSl'LAR AND ORIENTAL K. N. U.

FHEOl'KNT HtlLlNlil lO IM11A. CHINA. JAiA. AN1 At'g-1 KALI A. I Piers, foot West 14th Street.

N. K. Of flees. 24 Stat 8tret. Ji.

Appoeite Battery. New-Idea Cruises PANAMA IS DAY CRUISE 01 LUX 1KIIH JS'EH YORK Beginning January Srd, weekly -to Jamaica. Panama. Conta Rica, and Havana. Exclusive a la rm te service in dlnina saloon.

FROM RONTON Beginning- January lat. weekly te lamatea. Panama, t-ewtau Rk-a: minimum fare 8133., I Send for booklets. United Fruit Company I Steamship Sernce 11 BATTERY PI X. T.

Qr any autnorizea ttt-'aet I ur tourist, aareni. Compagnie GcneraJe TransatJaiitiqoe Dlkixri UNI) TO HAVRE-PARIS (rraace.l Lepartures Ueery Wedneaday at lO A. af. From Pier ft7. North River, ft.

of W. ISrb tSX. La SI Ifrance il La Aoe. II I La I La Proenww.j...Not. 1 La Sarole V.

14 Twtn-K-tea' n-anv. IQusdruple-srcew XI'r IAI, HATIKDAY KAIUMI M. 0s4lss Cabia (II.) a Tawa-elaaa PaaMaaars Oaty. IKOCHAMBBAU iiewl November It General Aceney, 1 Stat St N. Uesular eortciahtly Sailia-Ka Te ua.

1st eaMn; S4i la. Ta Llaaa, 7 A up. 1st Cabbai ti 2d. Nov. It.

IPM I RnaaU. Dei 1 Karsk.Kov.2t.S Pit I Csar Iec zf A. g. lOMNSbNACO- a. f.Asta.

17 fT way. N.V Plae foe Stat SC. Se-atb Brooklyn. Tea attractlM aad slsasaat rawta. Wletar ar Saawsr.

I imwin. SYDNEY anuni ks aaa rranetara ta ustraUs. It aay rla Hsneivlu ail Sscaoa. iMennkl I4.604- Btasaiert (elaasad ur itrttsui lJois la Ai.r tilt H.Mtnl. Tint-rises round trip SYDMCV tt3t RAN0 TOUR SOUTH tEAS tf Eonolalu.

Hamoa. Aaiuralla. NewXralend. Taniti. ata ROUND THi WORLD 1st aaaia.

tM 2.4 VWitiuf 4 eotiitnent. snd world's (rest rltlea. (ia-twi.) SsHinaa Haealale rt. f. 11 hm.

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47 Market SC. aa rmaalsaa. i 21-X4 ruate K. PAR'S LONDON HoTTKKDAif. -Twin-iScraw Hailinsa Tueauar, 1 A.

af. 111 tRuctrrdsaa. Xa. tt "Byartsaa. I Nwr.

1i Pocartaaa 1 Via Itetdncne. tPlyaMuia ad 140-PAT TOL'B JTAKTg KISUIW ff 3xsVAflx EVERY- THE IflHX SO TH BKT A N'L THE ''HICK: KOM RKalALVlNa FLACEs sV VVHITF. FRANK C. CLARK. Tlaae T.

FABRE LINE THE SOUTHERN ROUTE TO TKS AZORES. LIf BON, AlJlERS. 1 KAPl.Ki NICE. aLAHrElLLc-S. W.

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Jf 1 iHcnfpj HAMBURG I I LarfestSsiCb Over 4X Ships in the WORLD I rr RIO TONS NEXT SAILING Loodon, Parii, Hamlinrt ICAISERIN AUGUSTE VICTORIA NOV. 6. 1 1 P. M. I IX1NDON.

PARI. HAMfirRO. Kals'a Ang.vlr.Nov. i 1P.M. fal'retarla 14 A l'rea.

t.raat tl. 11 A. M. Amerlkis. IM.

It Noon t'eMlvaataNo-. t. 14 A. l. lid rata anlr.

tllsaluta duart. gN. PKNNHTI.VAMA and S. H. l'KKTORI.

sail from ew Pier, foot of td fw.nl Uraaklyn. Take Stb Kt, terry. fw4 st Whitehall gamth, Ferrv. g-Alt her salllnas la Iklar aervlee frwaa Mr Habskeei Plera. MEDITERRANEAN Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa H.

H. I levels Dd llT.ao Tons). I Novemher tn, it noon i H. ti laeinneti (17.409 Tuns). Uaoambar B.

It soan tar A II Steamer. In Ihla aervlre leave, frem NtvT PIKK S. Ilrenklya. Take SWh Mreet terrr. foal of hiteball btreet.

BxMtth Kerry. I From BOSTON to IIAMnt Mi Mollke i Nmetnber tl Hamborg Ileremhev a Thrwe aleamera Offer eseep-I tonal aeeomnuMlatlona 4a bwtb First and MeeAnd t'ablaa. Winter Cruises TO THE TROPICS SATURDAY SAIUNOS Tfa Cuba, Jamaica PANAMA CANAL 1 Coata Rica, Nicaragua, hv" tha sew fast Twin Kerew Meamera KM II, lllltH. AKI, ki'lll K. and the nonnlar steam- era PRINZ JOAi lllM snd I'RINZ AKil NT HIU1KUL wf eur Las Kvrvlee.

11 ta IS liars tft-lia Cruise. VaVA- 5142-50 NEXT SAILING PRfNZ AUa WILHELM NOV. 8, 2 r. M. AROUND THE WORLD Belerti limited tour months'! IHaurtlr travel da lus leava leiatirdlr York Jan.

H. arranaamenta. ALGERIA. TUmSl A. th.

Sahara. It.lv. Jh. Including Tnuf ieavea Novj HOVTM AMERICA Toura Nov.a. TOIKH Novamier to March.

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N. T. Ceok's Travelers' hehnea Ar eo4 All I Over the World. wmmm I ni.a wlchoat '1 1 11 tot rl-w .1 H.v limited cruise, Jan, 1- Keb. S.

1I4, on tha naw tourlna Mophaave Of tha RED CROSS LINE a. 21 Davs $100 up Only li paaeenaera carried; ample daek spaca. Orcbaatra. awlmmln tank, superior culslns. sea sports; fans la ail rooms Write to-day for booklet 44.

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