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COMMODORE PHILIPS HAGN1NMTY.
Yr PROTESTS AGAINST HIS OWN PROMOTION
BECAUSE THE TlME-HONoRED SYSTEM ~
THE NAVY WORKS INJUSTICE.
Neu.York dl.pateh In The Chicago Record

Nev-York dispatch In The Chicago Record
Commodore Philip has protested 10 the Secretary
NJ The Navy against his own promotion because u
q, n,de al The expense OF his comrades and friends,
who. he believes. have performed their duty quite
as bravcly and ably ~ he He cannot decline the
nromotion for II he did II would be equivalent
10 A resignation from the service.
After the war OF Rebellion Lieutenant CAS-
braverv lie returned his commission 10 the Secre-
tary OF the Navy with letter saying ne could not
accent an honor at the expense OF his fellow-oni-
Gers several cf whom had been his classmates at
the Naval Academy. secretary WeNes replied that
heforc forwarding he letter and the commission TO
IN. President ne felt Il hts duty To call the attcn-
lion Of Lieutenant Cassels 10 the fact tha his pro-
nation was practically an appointment TO the ser
VICE and A. was declined Lieutenant 'asseIS
v,oul1 no longer be an officer Of the Navy.
I Lieutenant Perciyal Drayton had similar expert
encr he TOO. learned that any officer VINO declined
promotion sepa ated himself from the service per
mancntly. 49,, g.,
tho mo reward offered MIN FOR extraordinary
bravery but be frankly and respectfully calls the
atfention OF the Secretary OF the Navy 10 the IN
gfhers are lifted over their heads lie also points
out in his letter that brave and worthy men who
an mt happen 10 b.. In the battles at santiago and
Manila nave actually been punished By the effort 10
reward those VINO mad the good fortune 10 be on
re fleets engaged. Commodore Watson. for exam
NE Commodore Remcy and one or two other OH
GERS are set back from three TO hve numbers and
every promotion down 20 the ensign affects several
worthy and efficient men just as II they had been
tried by court martial and sentenced 10 be degraded
No reply has been received 10 Commodore Philips
letter but IL hoped that this frank and cOnsci-
entiots presentation OF the case from a man whom
no one will accuse Of either envy or buncombe Will
suggest 10 the President the propriety OF adopting
some other means Of rewardlng bravery and good
service
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MORE HEAT AND HUMIDITY.
THE cITYs SUFFERING PROLONGED BY
HIGH TEMPERATURES.

Although the weather yesterday was not SO ho'
as on the previous day. the temperature was nisn
enough 10 make people uncomfortable. ACCORDING
to the report Of the Weather Bureau the highest
temperature was 80 degrees but most people iei'
at least twenty degrees hotter. AS mas pee"
pointed out before. IT is manifestly unfair 10 ac
cept the readings taken at the top OF the Mammal.
tan Life Building for the real temperature eNpe''-
enced by NEWCOMERS
DR. Davies OF the Weather Bureau. SAID last
evening that the humidity yesterday had been con-
sderably above the average, varying from % W %
per cent but even this does not account en'ireH
for the suffering undergone by every one III 'iie
city AS matter OF fact. the thermometers o.
ordinary mortals who do not enjoy the pehehI VI
living at the tops OF sky-scrapers recorded from
80 10 IS degrees Cooler weather is hoped LOT To-
day and II il arrives II will be the most weicoihe
change felt in this city for several months; ol,e
or two days OF oppressive heat ana huinluly ~
only moderate damage In this city, out II inc w..
is prolonged beyond that the consequent suie'-
ing and casualties are terrible -. ~
The list OF prostrations yesterday was no. 80
"a RE a on Wednesday, but a large number or per-
sons were overcome by the heat and there was
more than one serious Many horses also SUI
cumbed and II the heat continues every one " ~
drives a horse will do well II he follows the auFlee
gi,en nv Superintendent Hankinson, OF the ooclety
Sor The Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Animals winch
was nrnted in Yesterdays Tribune
The forecast for to-day Is: Partly CLOUDY "ed'he''
stationary temperature
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DIED.

ANABLE-A, his residence e, Newprirhton. staten ISL
and Wednesday, August -. the Rev CORTLAND W.
Funeral oervicss a, his residence No Hendersoo-
,s o. N ssyFf Sse1 s' ls s opy
nEn n Ds A:Gs IS e k K rs'
I3lst-s,. a, 30 .. m. on Friday August %
coLBYsuadsnlg Roosevelt Ho.si'al on August ~
FqasTa 'ees WI se sss =. the srft I'm Ay r. h "a
c9NKLINA, SaaE,qsk c,.a Tgsssy ASsu'; "a
Services at Hall Memorial Chapel. Waterbury. cOnns
train a, Waterbury
HAYpocK-At Port Richmond. s,asn Island v, %
Wednesday. August "a 1895 Richard Lawrence Hay
Funeral private.
sarah l.. daughter tie late Georss'c. and Mary E
i i Hen Est F1aay' at 40 p m
XELLY-suaa.nly. Saturday August, 20 isss. ..
Annie A. Kelly aged II years.
LLTcHFIELD-on August q at Ma7L,oa PAX; cSi;'
Funeral services lis late restence No ii7 Columbia
Heights Brooklyn. at ocock Friday August g. $685.
sos quentin MsAdam IN ii. 18Th yss;
Funeral services a, b.. late residence Nyse~ ~ T. IN
Carriages viii BE- in wsas On arrival c. train leaving
foot Of Chambers l2o p. n via N'r-hern EAi-
kindly omit flowers.
81 isos Alis,on Bartlett, son Of the Rev William and
Mary Ann Manchee. IN his 10Th year.
Funeral late residence, Van Houten-aVe. q
Friday next. 2.So p
Train leaves foot OF Chanbers-st. Q n
ROLsTON-On THURSDAY August %. 1895. q, his resi-
dence Armagh Babylon. Long Island. Roosevelt Graves
Eo.ston. the Seth year OF hts age
Notice u funeral hereafter.
sINNOTT-Eizabe,h slnnott on Thursday. Angus, -
1895 a. her residence No i73 Yves; 7o,h-s.
Funeral services Saturday morning. q, II a m.
InteTment private.
vERO-Augus, IS Esther scovil. VIE o, John vsro.
agsi 20
Funeral from the residence OF father Henry Boak,
No 800 East 4ist-st.. saturday August q, at !
2.
VOORHEES-At his residence. Somerville. y.
j. short Illness Luther G voorhees,. IN his 10Th
Funeral At his late residence O'clock Friday afternoon.
Carriages will be In attendance AZ somervis station on
arrival leaving foot Lberty-s,. NeU-fork AZ
1870 y. m.
wlI.KIE-On Angus, - his residence No. 80 Wes:
i3Oth-s, James Wiike in the 18th year Of his age
Funeral services AZ Church. 5th-aye. and
l27th-s,.. Saturday. az ? p NJ
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Ofire No 20 r 23d-st.
woodawn station C2Hh ward. Harlem Railroad.
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DINNER DANCE AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. J.. Aug Is (SpeclaD-Mrs Calvin ..
Brice gave tonight dinner dance which in point
OF numbers Of the largest social entertain
ments Of the summer. II in honor OF Miss Lena
Morton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton.
Young people only were invited 10 the dinner. TO
the number OF twenty-eight, but the company
which Joined them later for the dance embraced
practically the entire cottage colony. The verandas
and terraces at Beaulieu all Enclosed and
banked with palms and flowers. and two orchestras
furnished music for the coton. The favors were
in red. white and blue. Among those who came 10
the dance the guests from number OF other
dinners given by Llspenard stewart. Mrs r. T.
Gerry. Mrs j. J. Wysong Mrs. @. H. Warren.
Mrs. A. T. Kemp, @. Won l. Meyer and Mrs. j.
T. Spencer Mrs. Potter Palmer gave tonight
what she called supper, something new IN socieyy
the Commissary Department. who has been hero
for the last ten days on leave. has received orders
10 return to duty, and expects 10 go back 10 SAM
tago. He will leave on Monday next and to-nor-
row will give farewell entertainment.
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These were the heat cases reported by the ponce
before midnight
DEATHS.
MoRRELI. Thomas. forty-hye years DID, Cleo 81
Welt Hospital -, -
DAGWAY George thirty-hvs years Old colorea .. -
& R,,yerv: overcome No. - PARK Row N"e" ~
Ire Hudson street Hospital and died there
REGISTRATIONS
HARRINGTON 8 gunner on ne "a YES ~, aSen
cnuset's. overcome AZ Desnrlsses az" "1'' ''7'' ~
- Hudson Street Hospital - 4.
JOHNSON william twentysix years Old a macrin :,
pivis1u-st.. overcome al Fearl an- r-.i" '''
taten o Hudson Street Hospital -
LEVY Julius twenty-tnree years Old OF no ~ "est
one hundred fourteenth overcome AT No '"'
seventh ave. taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital
pANGERINE Michael. twenty-five years old OF 10 ,--
Fast one hundred and eghth-st. overcome a' ~
~ Elton-aye taken 20 Fordham Hospital
sHEEHAN John tventy-six years Old, o. 10 2n1 CeaS'
Long Branch, y j. overcome in Hudson-s''
,ak4n 10 the Hudson Street Hospital
srREMBEI. william taerty-four years old; Of No go
Flriy-eighth St overcome al MS hpf'-' taNV"
Roosevelt Hospital
vAl.pES Emanuel A cgarneker. Of No. lgf HlcHss,,
gro1Slyn overcome No. 81 Fifth taken 70 HUG
street Hospital
-.rown man thirty five years Old. overcome at NO 81
orchard 81. taken 20 Gouverneur Hospital.
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PRIVATE C4RSWELL HOME TOO LATE.
DIES FROM MALARIA AID EXPOSURE bt"'iNu
FOR WATER FOR SUPPOSED SICK
sONHapFf

p,i,s,e Nathan II Carsweil Of Company l. NJ
the list Ncw-York Volunteers. died last night IN
the apartments u his brother and sisters. at No
COG Broadway. Tae circumstances surrounding
HE death were particularly pathetic
Al the outbreak u the war when the hrst can
FOR froops WAS made. Carswell made haste 7"
ioln some regiment going 20 the front. lie was
siicccgsfuI ln getting into the list Regiment, ana
was soon on the way 10 Santiago. on the 'Hai'n
from Siboney Cars.en was overcome by heat ana
was carried 10 the reor. During the three Gays OF
oo,ce lighting at El Canoy and San Juan ne bent MS
enereies 20 caring for the sick and wounded. ana
beira svrnpat aeic by nature. he was deeply moVca
b, the suffering he raw. When the troops were
moved North after Santiago had fallen CarsweH
was taken 10 Montauk Point on Ia Grandc
Duchesse lie was ~ with malarial fever and was
ulaced in the detention hospital After remaining
there a few days he placed on sentry duly
az convalescent lie weak however that
H.. could not bear the strain. and he received
FIVE DAYS furlough Last Monday. weak ana WIN
his body racked with pain. he staggered rather
than walked into the apartments In Broad"ay'
After the anec,onnte greetings Of his sisters
Margaret and Jeanette he sank down into chair
and said in u daled sort Of way:
is this really my old home. and are you my
dear sisters? You cannot Imagine how much
wanted 10 BE home ~ith YOU All again
lie was put to bed. and tina, niga seemed TO
sleep well when he awoke he appeared 10 be in
good health bur on Tuesday night he snt bolt
upright IN bed and 'soutcd ont.
GIVE those boys water. They are more badly
wounded than nm The poor fellows are dying
can't you undcratacd? GIVE them water, tel
Won don't need Il. Can't YOU see7'
Ills sisters sooth q Their brother. ard the mex
day they called n q doctor lie said thet Cars
well was suffering from malaria and exposure. and
that rest and attention would bring him about a.
rinht All though ne day the sick man would
repeat: "Oh am IL right. am feeling perfectly
uau and m so glad get back home again.
lie was quiet ali day Wedne sday. and seemed TO
bn better but at night he again awoke frequently
70 beg for water FOR those poor fellows. fester,
day ne appeared 20 be somewhat respondent anu
asked his sister Elizabeth.
do YOU think I ;ill get well? imagine am
going 10 have yellow fever, but II seems so good
10 be home again after all that sunering
His sister consoled him. but he seemed 70 sink
gradually. The doctor was called In but could 90
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NOMINATIONS ~ DELAWARE.

Dover. Del. Aug 25-At the regular Republican
sta,e Convention to-day the following candidates
on the State ticket were nominated.
For Congressman John HENRY HoFFRicNER. q
Fr state Treasurer Dr. l. HEisTERBML u Fau'k-
lana 1870. ,,>.,, ~, t,-c,.-l
The nominations We. % ihe lark norse 9IGct,
axcentinr Mr. Lingo The ticket was received win
fevot bv .fc T'nionst- as Mr. UOnrickrf WAS their
candidate FOR Governor 90 .he n,. cr, upi' ana
barmonv may be be result ~ tn kcpuoilcan
ranks Revolutions were adopted indorslng me
present Republican Administration AID feartiy
torn m ,nding the ,trl.: fOiwr and Wise So to-
nnnship Il ProsI.lt Ncknlcy The resolutions
also favored vigorous foreign pollcv, The W"lnt'n.
anco ~ IN. prescat -Cll stapdtrl. ! revival OF
american shipping mi a t,ri0 adjusted Dpon FRO
iccilve lines Nothing Wa- slid tcsarding tern,
,c,,et cvutusion rho l'uion Republicans VIII hold
thelr convention next 1IrsdIy
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Postohice Notice.

should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may Foreign cfsn mails ior ending Angus. e isss vi"
promptly in al esses, az e s6,- r.n tAsn
''0''"' ''''' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sHI 5s5 SPAN r S4S Ta.ssy ESs
India per 81 uI5pe b. G1.c s' per- ei' s .s
at $40 cs,,sT 8 T Farce Egr9Ss g sT Ts s
spain Porusa Turkey Esyp' and BT,ss india mus:
a'c. per uR6 al va Ro,ts r esi.:
must be directed per Rotterdam
After tn. closing Of .as SUPPLEMENTARY Tran.aan,s
%. an ii. piers q ne
"a s u. sSs 81 : .sns "a sn qn with" Ten
MAILS FOR SOUTH MP eET ETc AMERICA WEST
SeSan from 81 =. and s sD3ls S:s
cyprian Prince: ata ?. m. for Jamaica per .. Az
.s1 10 1amses . lSs M
%sH S:xtast IA h' Sr per Steamer Aa from Ss sss
sydn"eey III '''"''-''''-'
Mail. for Newfoundland by rail- Z, iisfsx and HENCE ,,
s;ean,er this once daily a. $50 p m MALI
s G5 M az ,h once NJ ia daily at Mails Msses
By S .. sTssa0 Close at as ?so m and
$50 D. N. Unregistered mail closes at D. M previous
day rRAxspAcIrIc MAILS
Mails fGF cn saa S1sa1 dali.
Aussst, or West Australia which are forwarded Vie
t,.ss ~ New-Zealand. Hawaii. FIJI and samoan
i.Isntis psr $ $ from san Franclsco). e.ose
mere daily up to september t3d at a. m; II a. m ana
no, ~ ~ tnr on arrival New-york Of s. Ei-urfA
p 'H,i.h mails for Australia Mails for China and
Tanar nsr . $ Empress Of china from Nancouver).
cInss here daily ny TO september rs Of $50 T. m.
Mali. Tor China and Japan per s. olympia Uronl
Tanoms close here daily up TO September IS a, $50
Malls for Australia except West Austrsla).
.srzeaiard Hawaii and FIJI Islands per > =
,owera from Vancouver close here daily after SOP
;smbsr 3 and up to September rs. ~ $50 p. m
snspac,nc forwarded 10 ~ sailing dsvy
M the schedule closing IL arranged the rres
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
REGISTERED mail closes al p m: previous dsv.
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Pcs,mastsA
P0s.oGes. Nsw-York. y. \. August 10. 1905
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nothing. Toward the end Carswell was again de-
lrious. calling still for water for his companions
and protesting that they needed II more than ne
He regained consciousness just before he dieu
however. and looking up into his sisters streaming
eyes said sadly: Tin so glad TO he home
Those were the last words he uttered His heart.
the doctor said not strong enough TO combat
the effects OF his exposure and the malaria posion
In his system.
Carswell comes from n well-known family In
Philadelphia. His father. Matthew w Carswel.
was well-known merchant. who died number
Of years ago leaving 20 his children large amount
OF property. The grandfather. Samuel CarsweI, AT
the time of the war with England In ISL lent
large 10 the Government. He was friend OF
President Jackson who regarded him as one OF the
leading patriots OF the country. The brothers and
sisters OF Carswe have lived In New-fork Tor
the last eighteen years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
UNJUST ADVERTISING COMPETITION.
From Leslle's Weekly.

~F7t1I I@FSIlt WFfkIy.
me New-York Tribune. commenting on the aClo"
" the Editorial Association OF the state or new
LUX IN appointing committee to corner WIN 'tlo
governor In regard taking such ACTON az may DC
eeeemed necessary 10 put an end 10 the hleghi use
~ street and other cars for advertising purposcs
says the association rs only touching the branches
~ great evil" II adds. THE whole business OF hd
usng By printed posters. defacing not nlcrey liie
eveetcars, but towns and villages ana Inc l"es
~ nature miscellaueOUsy-vul the taste OF
"a. community and making al our pubhc piAcrs
s,-Vus-is direct diversion 81 legitimate DusIIss'
nv on me newspapers and magazines " me lIiD-
M. a.os mat Italy and France derive large rev.
tHom stamp tax tho poster adverusins
s,s,ns and that the newspapers should nave IN
In ~ uyon the Inclusion Of such tax oy cong ~
ns, me war Revenue bill. il is sood sign thut
cornn,ps's are waking up to the fact that they az
ths 70 meet Illegal and unjust competltion ~
c., ~ using neld. IL the editors or Newt
su,hor Nh unite in demand upon the constitutes
snc@ssS L., 10 put an end TO this abuse they NIL
kat,ir.in z very comrendabie cndeavor. ana ihei'
s'A"1e business will profit largely thereby.
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TrIbupe Terms TO Mail Subscribers.

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NEW YORK STATE FORESTS.
PROFESSOR FERNow. OF CORNELL SAYS THAT,
THERE WILL BE THREE MILLION ACRES
SPRUCE TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
HARD WOCl

SPRUCE TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
HARD WOOD.
Boston. Aug. 25 (SpecaD.-At the meeting OF the
American Forestry Association to-day Professor
Fernow. OF Cornell University said:
IT Is expected that the forests OF New York state
VIII eventually be three million acres. The forestry
school established 10 secure efficient managers
for this State property. The New York State Col
lege Of Forestry Is the first OF It's kind in the coun
try where the question Of the study Of forestry
is 10 be taken up professionally. is done in Eu
rope. The law contemplates technical forest man.
agement II its State property.
1t will be the business OF the school 10 pull up
the stump OF Ignorance as regards forestry The
only disadvantage under which the college Will labor
at present VIII be the absence OF lessons in the
ted. but $1,000 acres In the Adirondacks will soon
supply the deficiency. The forest. for demonstra-
ton, Will be divided into compartments connecting
winch are lanes. which may ultimately become
roads. In the Adirondacks now. there Is guam
THY OF hard wood. with admixture OF spruce.
The ultimate aim OF the forester will be to reverse
this condition Spruce at present the most valua-
bic timber hard woods being less readily market
able. White pine is the most promising OF trees in
the northeast part OF the United States OF course.
In a demonstrating forest the student will be al
lowed even encouraged. 20 make mistakes since
1t is through failure that success is largely
achieved"
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TINE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Aug 25.-Ths temperature has fallen N
the Middle and South Atlantic and West Gun states ana
., lake region. IL has risen in the Middle MISSISSIPPI
-. 80 has remained nearly stationary elsewhere
The temperature has moderated somewhat east o. the
,,,..,oci River Raleigh reports o.. Lynchhurg Nor
~ Augusta savannah and Jacksonville. ~; Washns-
ton CITY Chattanooga thariotte Aanis' Ne"
w. ,,'..,. CIV 90. New-York City. So and PASSPORT.
~ Thunderstorms and rain have occurred rom '.e
". - tho ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys 70
~ ,,ia~,i, coast and In the West Gulf states ne
rss.are is hsh In the East Gull ard on me MidaI :
49," showers may be expected on 'he
England and south Atlantic coasts and IN me West
80 sa,cs The temperature Will rise IN the ONO val
~ 81 in The interior from the south Atlantic states
i,s,s~ and on Saturday IN the Middle ana SCUM Al
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ISSUING BONDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Washington. Aug 25.-The Treasury Department
Is nov serdina out boncs 70 subscribers 20 the
amount Of $4,000 daily. The aggregate so far
oenvcTed Is So e5a.51. ..
The average number OF wa- revenue stamps
Issued during July was p 52i daily
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". s. TOD HIS BRoTHERS SOLE HEIR.

The Will Of George Tod was fled Tor pIopa'e IN
lie surrogate's office yesterday. Mr.. Tod died on
August The estate according 10 the petition. s
valued at $1,000 According 70 the provisions OF
ne will the entire estate is bequeathed 10 Wh nam
Stewart Tod a brother OF the testator. Inc uead
man had four other brothers and five sisters MS
mother IS also living The Will was execuIe1 on
June L, 1896 Mr. Tod's mother lives In Scotland.
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CAMBRIDGE HOyORs DIR. BOWDITCH.

Cambridge England. Aug. 2o-The University OF
Cambridge has conferred the honorary degree OF
Doctor OF Science upon several OF the delegates
70 the International Congress OF zoology, among
them Dr.. Henry p Bowditch. OF Harvard Uni
versity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
rgprF Kindred MINERS DROWNED.

rondon. Aug "a dlspatch from Vienna TO
The Daily News" says that three hundred MIN
ers were drowned by the flooding OF the hasimlr
coal mine at Nicnce, Silesia three DAYS ago
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TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white lne shows the
pressure Indicated by The rribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera-
recorded at Ferrys Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE, Aug. 90 / a. m-The weather yester-
day was cloudy and The temperature ranged lie
tween IS and 81 degrees. thu average (sfs) oe'hs
degree lower than OF Wednesday and 50 desrses
higher that OF the corresponding DAY as' SsAi'
The weather to-day will b. partly ciouay' -
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DETAILED FORECAST

For Maine New-Hampshire and vermont showers io'-
owed By fair. variable winds
s, vsssachusetts Rhode Island. Connecticut and East
rn NewYorA partly cloudy weather: west 70 northwest
winds. ,- -. ,.. -, r1,.,..-.
FOR Eastern Psnnsyyan,a New-Jersey and Delaware
,hre,,,ning weather: west 20 southwest WIGS.
or western New York and Western pennsylvania gen
orally fair. warmer. gn 10 fresh southwestery winds.
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~ yoJ- SEE 1T N THE Sun" 1T ISN'T so

The following telegram was received by The
Tribune last night:
r, rho Editor OF The Tribune The statement IN
MI mornings sun" relative 20 destruction %
siate Fair property az Syracuse = incorrect NO
@rsot damage done state Fair VIII open MONDAY.
e,,ane, % v,irh everything IN better shape than
ever before Damage was only slight ana VIII Dc
e"'''e'S JOSEPH r. DoCHARTY. Secretary.
Syracuse. y. y August 70
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The Original No. q Cologne
Is mace cN
I'll Al 4 SSEX

CASwEI,I MASSEY 81 CO.
who adhere to the old original label and style
7, is the nnes and most refreshing eoosne wafer mace
f,nr,,~n RI way 5th 18th St, 51s 9th ave, cor
.T,h 81 AIS & 35T Columbus Ave. and Newport
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CARDINAL GIBBONS Calls on cERvERA

Annapolis. Nd Aug. 25.-Cardinal Gibbons ar
rived here this morning from Baltimore and called
On Admiral Cervera with whom he remained foi
over On hour lie afterward went 70 ST. Mary i
Church where he dired.