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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
Notice Tor Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Occur Il Alene. Idaho July 6. 1850 /
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hrs filed motto. OF his intention
10 make unh PROOF IN support OF his claim
Register and Receiver at toeur Il Alcne Ida
10; on August Is, istn. viz: George NJ Call
Ia iIt, Tor lots |, : aAd ; see. H. Twp, 81 ~
X W. T. VI
lie names The following witnesses to prove
~ continuous residence upon and cultivation
9t Saiu land W; james G. Ferguson. Michael
=. Ferguson, John NeDufiy. ana James Me
areevy, all OF standpoint. Idaho
ID. II. BU DI0NG.
= =. \ u ke.lsLer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
Attest: S. f. BENNETT, Clerk.
Notice. Tor PUhHC0lIOn,
LAND OFFICE AT CoEuR D'ALEyE
IDAHO lime or lsag

AAND OFFICE At tOEUR DAIENE
IDAHO. June 81 1893
Notlce IS hereby given that the followl
halllcu sel'lcr has med notice Of his intent
To make final proof in support of his cla
and mat said PROOF will be made befon
Register and Receiver ut Occur d A lenc. |,
no. on august Z, ls.E'. VIZ: PietO nresta. v
MADE I'D. entry No. $50. for the Me-. NJ
and lot $. of Sec. 81, Twp. IS ". of X 4W.. b
tic names the following witncsses 10 pr
his continuous residence upon and duItivat
VI, sala iand VIZ: Michael GozZetfa. ia
Gowanlock. George Carey. and Henry kal.
all OF Priest River. Idaho
j 30-AA R,si,t.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

II the sulamiitagss casrcsr,s.dcncs
sram shs~ssal,s county taw appearing
dails ia the Spokesman Review i net
written az dir,stet by BARTLETT Sin.
clair, the 'stsgtal" correspondent " he
tskes efcsslt fer the ~,ue must h sub.
lect O. similar ptanstars Influences
flr spirit " rarraS essstlsas i t.,
manifest tn this correspondence 10
lille ,lss car-nsrks 81 bartlett from
tlsre wlln know ls.;a we'll II i de-
voted priusipatiy tn the amtiing Of
fartistts virtues y and Its acts in
Tsa,t N q the Shtshoae county cara.
tAasgn. and h rgtnarkahle urIt fug it,
stas'i - a'isrel,r 'sea,stiaa 20 fats and
to. conditions
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

The battle Of words between the
principals 10 the Medical Lake asylum
scandal is disgrace to the state Of
Washington. Each has brought out
some hard things against the other,
and the public believes all the partici-
pants are telling nothing except the
straight truth.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
Notice l0I PuaIC0IICn.
fimtssr Lani. Act June 4 1SsS
LAM OrFlCs An Cesun n.At.eNr
ldahtl lutN fsF1


>ntlgw T. he~,hv given that In .-t,trr1ta ,,..s
wtth the pr0s ists,sss af The at ~ t,,ir,.s Il.
June lr4S tefitlsa IN a., Tor tt,,, -, =,
tfuts.f Eansss IN tAs states ~ sa.lfea5-sss go
sui Nevada and y Washington reFtlairs ~
'N'vessss' ~ ~ fte Public tand Stas.s IS a.
fsfghtF ~ >isskAnv. etato - NaShIn4,r.4. h.s~
thiS naN tled sa this ofiis.s her sstifa &zasr-
7lttt ~. ~ ar The purchase ~ ttsas 49, 80
ssNiion w y IN Township NJ - y 49,,
~ " Y snd viii 1ssr prss,f a. <hSw
that tns And sought = nlssss via lt8af ~ Es.a -
kaanQNY sr Stone than for asatrattfrrt s,s5r-
F'~',> amt ta siahltSh her riai,,, "a .,i,l fs,,
hcfsigN 6hr NtsiStce Sna Rsz7siyrr ~ an. - .
~ ttsNt Il AEegt. IHsEhrA VA M..s.. 49, - II
sfay az ~cptetntSr i>ssl
~he nan1ts - wttee>ss> Howard Il f,p-
Aasr and Ais.ss :. LINDSAY ~ l.rs.es Esl..5y
.ssao. IN.,.es tar aud itjitcrs fiaFs III
ANY &rd All n f>s,sss I'll fssffs,.- .,.43.- -
atsiVss ssss-rlh.i itsusts arr y,sl1ss>sf =, AZ,
.hrlr claims "a th.s otis, ON ar a.-t.,r., 49,
tlth das ~ - s9eUlhcr tsga
u II. III n1sANts
t,vca>teF.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
k0Ge I0f PlbiG1liillOl.
Timber land. Act June 4. ISIS
LAND nTFTcE tr CosrR p'ALfNr.
IDAHO. July l. t>.N


IDAHO. July |. i>.s
Notice + hereby given that In compliance,
WIN the provisions pf the act OF Conrr,,s, a.,
dHhe * lN,N sntitltd IN act for flfe >sie OF
tAnsh,t IAa'ds IN thr states " California. or,-
5eon Nevada. sud Washington T,rritory j.
est.ntlea - ri the fphijr Land states Is as.t
e -Ng%4>s ! tss@ ia a4es ". Hays ~ spokane
tNhniN % spokane, state ~ WaShfns-ion Ea~
- ~ hivd IA this rftce his sworn state
WtItt Ne =, fer the purchase ~ th., - 81 -
: - y ID and - J.! MIL Of S,1.fian
~ a. "a toR aseip M - y. Range No ".
- y. apsl Wlt5 offer pTtS1f To show ttrnt th,,
taBd so8<ht ~ nOr,. Vsann hls, for Us ttY, w, y,
>t"l, t'l4n tos ssrcgttsirSl purposes. and To-
ss3stoiish hl> asit1 tn s-s.d aud hssf1r,, IN,
se<t>ier and SeesAlvcF ~ rhfs of,fe.s nj C,slt,t
= Meme. idshsA an Aeslay the i,th ,ay AZ
September. i~sa "
80 ne eisc - witnessrs: 4iso,, : linds.,.
tNa Howard X tsgnaeT 81 Priest E,,pr H.
tsel9 t't'4f-e n 4o5S,ssn ard Anna q Jordan ~
StstSsrs# Washington ~ "
Nhy 87d D y rSnn> claiming adver.,lv tbf,
.tSsas - Described lands are raane>sed to H..
!hHlN claims N Ths> ofsire on a. b,.fat,s >s.;I
tain d8F ct ~sa.ftsn3 Ter. I~gS
II, II. BrptnSc
REGISTER
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
LAND OFFICE AT TpFT'g

LAND OFFICE AT tpFtR
D'ALENE, Idaho. June L. lsg
NotiSe Is hereby given that the folowii
named settler has tiied notice of hik intend
10 make tiBal proof in support of his clai
anu ina, said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver at Occur IL Aleac. ID
no. on august :. ls!D. VIZ: John q. NagcL
Ne, w; Tor the -. NWi4 and lot 3. Sec, .,
% y. Il. f.. H. NJ
hc names the following witncssfs to pm
his continuous residence upon and Inlfivati
or siiu iahL VIZ: Reuben johnson. johul
Mnitcnhh. Frank Schussman. and Char
SCHNEIDER all OF Clsrks Fork. Idaho
ID. IL. BUDDING.
u W. u RcgistCt
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

>inslair may dreiar tbs ststo al.
nsinistfatioas p~llinn an Aal.s. e.,nl.
al and u'tsosas - stftrn as he RlrtSts.
'sad the sgsaAcsmals.E esses ast put-
sssh thea ssaits Ira, ngW untfl occurs.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

a justice Of the peace elected by the
kootenai county political trust has
dared 10 decide case according TO law
and evidence, and now IL Is "a ''remark-
able" decision.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

PstSRNrsSIAS Carfefs rr,.s-htn- s.r,-,..,.
tNrrS sstrraatu sunday 1T ts.sl a. m ana
stN = NJ >stisfat u s9hssil every >si,,ttsx -
- a m. ''-
F. \ wAIkgR Pastor
eAfNoi4f tuI Rsg- services evv~v ri san
Jay N hV uitaoth At 80 =. m
i.z4. rkaGAS pgss,-Erl.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07

u yon don't get the Republican Won
non ! xvi The news -. 30 pr wear.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
SOCIETY CARD S

KiNGA TEMPLE No. :. X ATiBo
ssty,r,-Meets thursday ekening
tacn week at n. or Z nan russell block !
NJ. OF X. 4 G. '''
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-07-07
Through Ticket IS to

JAPAN and CHINA win TACOMA
Northern Pacific Stcamship|sa.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

being to place In scientific and popular form the
vast mass OF Information which points TOWARD
social progress, especial attention being given 70
current developments in this country. Switzerland
New-Zealand. England. France and Germany.
Written debates and all methods OF discussion are
to be encouraged" 80
The temporary name Of the new institution, Mr.
Shibley added is the College Of Social Science but
Il had been strongly suggested that II should be
called the American College Of Social Evolution,
because II stood simply for social progress, ana
not for any ism"
The Executive Committee Is made up Of Edwin
Meade, Boston, chairman: Willis J. Abbot. John
". Bridenthal Kansas; c. s. Hoffman member
OF the Board OF Regents Of the Kansas Agricult-
ural College,: DR.. c. F. Taylor. Philadelphia:
George H Washburn. Boston. and George H.
Shbley. New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
POLICE DECENTRALIZATION.
PRESIDENT YORK FEELS CALLED UPON
TO DEFEND THE FORCE.

The apparent decentralization OF the police
force OF the city is attracting great deal OF
attention. Lax methods in the administrative
bureaus have resulted In woful lack OF dis
cipline and the criminal element. keenly aware
Of the loose methods in force. have taken the
opportunity TO work upon broad lines. the re-
suit has been that more crimes have been re-
corded within the last two weeks than woulo
be compatible with A police system careruHy
organized and managed The fact that
policeman as told In the papers, wantohS
strikes in the face woman who tries 10 coiiect
a bill he owes her is. Of course an isolated case
but It shows there is something wrong When
man OF that kind is on the force statement
after statement has been made by those VINO
have been robbed by thieves and mace COM
plaint at the stations that they have oeeh
sneered at when they reported the loss. ana 'he
police seemed TO blame them more tnan those
who took the property.
Sneak thieves have been unusually poiu III
the Tenderloin district OF late and arrests nave
been few The startling array OF facts 'na'
have been presented indicate an utter cohaPse
OF discipline and a general REORGANIZATION oi
the force The case Of Captain Chapman VIM
loftily told citizen who had warned MIN oi
a robbery that II he had anything TO conl"iuii'
cate TO come to the station, Is regarded oy the
nuhlic as an exhibition OF self conceit tnat Is
almost unparalleled. Captain Chapmans oe-
fence Is that the Information came from one
who often made petty complaints. and he sup
posed that this one OF them Inc hst oi
robberies sneak thief Jobs, violence ana other
lawbreaking incidents Is so long that IL cannot
he published here. It is OF wondrous length
however. and the police apparently have no ex-
planation The members OF the Police Board
however felt that they were called upon 70 de-
fend themselves and yesterday President YORK
said:
There Is nothing abnormal In the conoltioh
OF the city with reference TO crime Tne city
is tust as safe as ever, Notwithstanding the
statements in certain newspapers 10 the con-
trary In the list OF crimes published IN the
newspapers within the last two days In almost
every case the offenders arrested.
mo sensible person expects that the ponce are
able to prevent all crime. Although 1t Is the
duty Of the Department to prevent crime when
possible IL is alike its duty 10 detect ana arrest
offenders. No serious offences nave peeh CON- com.
mitted during the present administration wnere
the offenders have not been apprehended with
one or two exceptions 1t is nonsense 10 eA
pect that policeman shall be present al tht
commission Of every offence. Onenders 90 ho'
wait until policemen arrive 70 commit theli
crimes Certain kinds OF assault nave ai~ay'
occurred and always will occur, In any large
community The Police Department to-day II
| its efficiency and its discipline Is as good as
| not better than. II ever has been. II Is per.
| fectly able 70 deal with any phase OF crime ina
| may exist or be attempted in this city
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
EY.GoVERyoR HoGG GOES TO MAINE.

HE AND EX-GOVERNOR STONE TO BE IN CHICAGO
on July %.
rr-Governor James s. Hogg OF Texas. who tore
things to pieces down In Fourteenth-st on the
Fourth Of July, and turned what was 10 nave oeen
a Van Wyck boom into Bryan ratincation meet
ing. started for Maine yesterday. He SAID that no
would take a short coaching tour through 'ei
mont and New-Hampshire and NY 10 ee' ~
49, .or Tho meeting Of the Democratic Ma
,ional Committee on July q. ,.,o, an.
Ex-Governor William stone OF mss MisSoI5s psmoc ono
49, ia here but ne will also be on hand IN NJ
go for his meeting. He has mace PaUst vs ,bat he
wiIl NOT resign as chairman OF the comnitles;i
has been said that Mr. stone was ause. at
tribfte 10 him a deeper and more an3lu0us M M
tive n is believed that he mas @ rresiqeiib i ,b con-
bitous himself and may oppose bry an IN the III
vention Mr. Stone will not tax ABOUT 'neSo neSo
stories at this juncture. He says ne Is J Just w.
for slight rest at the sea snore' anu " wv" ~
some personal business matters.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

day. July p. by the train which leaves Kingston
at noon.
The people OF this region who are now entertain
ing children are as follows:
Kingston. Penn.-Mrs s. B. Stevens, Mrs. Rich
ard Payne. William Atens Mrs. Aten, Mrs Fitzser-
ald B. I Vereoe Miss TtHaRyi Mrs. ,tie LANES MRS
sSofg Sycock GarhaT Mss Pro-
fessor H. j. stadley. P P. Reynolds, the Rev. L. C.
Harris Mrs Daniels, Mrs. stevens, Mrs. c. B; Ste
yens Mrs. 5. Culver. 5. F. Williamsi Mrs p B.
Goobaagh Mrs, F. Robbins. Mrs. starbird; Miss
Ruth M9rgan Mrs PADDOCK Mrs ;,is r pasess Myees
Dallas, Penn.cMrs Jerries Mrs Ferguson Fer
Mott Mrs Hem2. Mrs. Mrs 15s MIS- Edqa
Mrs 40fN T. A. MI Martin Mrs '1oA g Horton Mrs 3
@sHt @GFsfG s NIB Rare M Hoover Mfs
Casper Wall. Mrs. James Franklin Mrs. Cole
Wyoming. Penn..Mrs Hess. Mrs. Gouths. Mrs.
Verne De Wolfe Mrs M Thomas pnaia Dayes Mrs NC Nc
swtzer. Mrs Holden, Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Frank
Leas. Mrs Llnskill. Miss s; Fannie unit Hopper Mrs a Al
ward Rozele Mrs. Wilmer, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
MTi N,Tv HT Ms. Ms' Be2
Dries6ach. Mrs. Moss o P Garnet Mrs Mrs Arthur II
Mrs Mrs sg RTSgr ax WsS oS5 mrs W
Jams, Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs. William Dawson.
Luzerne cof fPenn.-Miss Amanda wintermutte. Nah
lon Kester. Miss Anna Edwards Walter Wagner
Mrs Wilson John Vower Lewis vowler Mrs: R.
Cadwallader, Mrs w. o. Farrell Mrs Allegar' Mrs
: Frey Mrs G McKechne. Louis Bowler. Mrs.
Palmer. Mrs Hawk. Mrs John King; Mrs Hoar
Mrs. II. G. Johnson Mrs William Taylor.
Forty Fort, Penn.-H. Kent Nj Bone. stephen
Mensch Miss Susan Stock. B. T. Bennett. the Rev.
f. V Armstrong. Mrs. Thomas Thorburn. Mrs
Wiikesbarre.. Penn.EMiss Hannah NJ. Johnson
! Or A. c. Finney. Thomas Knighton. Mrs. F. d.
Johnson Theodore StoecNe, II. H. Harris, Mrs. W
| Knely Mrs. Horatio Moore.
| Dorranceton Penn-Miles Moore. Mrs Mott Mrs
/ D. Seward. Mrs. James Catron.
Plains Penn.-Mrs. T. G. Mullaley.--..-
Hunlock's Creek-Airs. A. T Dymord. Mrs Joseph
| Blanchard. Mrs. Wilson Wolfe. -lYf-hT
| Plymouth. Penn.-Mrs John Vivian, William
| Coons
| Caryerton, Penn.-Isaac Coursen- .
Mrs SimOns
! Berwick Penn-O. T. Ferris
| Trucksviile. Penn.-Judson Howell.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

Asbury Park n. J.. July II tSpeciaD-Jonn -liie' @ u
c-ounerthvalte who for over half century was ="
.,,od ,a,cial Of the Bank OF North America
New-york City. died to-day at his summer nome
No Dol second-ave. Mr.. Cowperthwaite came mere
,i,b mis- wife on June /. Three years ago ne mao d
stroke Of paralysis which left him In feeo'e
.roke from which ne did not recover He
80. nearly eighty-hve years old. and leaves
- rbA body will be buried in Silver Mount
Cemetery, staten Island. on THURSDAY, Wv. c.,v
Mr cowperthwaite was born in New orK Clty
:, 1s4 When a young man ne entered 'hf pam
III - - ,r,arica and remained in continuous ser
o. o. AFty-three years Eight years ago tne VI
sIels OF the bank in recognition OF ms ms oIs sIso
h,ro substantial present For severaI year
II roere az Saratoga and Newport.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
suoors REVOLVER IN COURT.

The sound OF a pistol shot in the corridor OF the
West Side Police Court yesterday morning caused
great commotion for time among the court at
tendants Magistrate Brann ordered Sergeant Lane
to investigate the cause. At the end OF the long
corridor the sergeant met Policeman Kennedy, OF
the West Thirty y-seventh-st. station who heio
smoking revolver in his hand.
Where is he?" asked the sergeant
where's who?" demanded Kennedy. -
The man who shot, said the sergeant ini-
patiently. 80, , -, .a,5
Kennedy II was Just trying the gun TO see II II
was loaded 1t belongs to a kid just took down.
stairs"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
rgr DApY CONTRACT IN HAVANA.
Az OPINION RENDERED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL
GRIGGS

Washington. July n,-Attorney Genera DrlssS
- rendered an opinion in the matter OF the con-
...rc,,on OF a system Of sewers and the paving o'
IN. streets of Havana by a contrac. ineue w
Mlch"e s.i.h law The Attorney General says
u ',.s nsble definitely TO state whether Dady a
ne snv rights under the proceedings OF the
20. -.,,.s IN Havana relating 10 the matter OF
"onstructng works according to plans PREPARED W oy
the corporation alleged TO nave ost that the COM
the sndsp in CUBA directed TO rsf b 'ns to
the civil auhori:es Of u Haysfe e psdy W Claim to
it the = of be tnf S
the be pr6ect should be
future or scts and the opinion Of me civ
Wnen nt4eeh,atned t4e the War Department tyIi" N''
ties are r,por oD.A as might then seem advisable
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
YORK CALLS ON ovERToN FOR PROOF

YORK CALLS oN w bfNAC-' AO
President York Of the Police Board yesterday ao-
dressed a letter TO Mr. Overton, OF Cohey lsiahu'
calling upon him to furnish proof Of the allegations
made by him at the public hearing on the Cohey
leland mark scheme Mr. Overton alleged that sew
81 diferent niaces at Coney Island were paying
for police protection and that he could give the
names OF persons who were being olacKmalle"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
OFFICES.

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The Iondcn ofnce OF The Tribune Is convenient pa0
10 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
prnrccr FOR HARTARD.

Boston July 1.-THE will Of Lucy ,,s h.a, go 900
the surolk Registry of Probate oequer r,x IS they
and such pictures belonging to the n Fine
may select. to the trustees Of the MuSean povston-
Arts and 10 Harvard College mouse -" ,estatrix.
after few private bequests are dsoaoIy dsoaT given TO
amount for Harvard College is sane ends as large
besuesrs made by her brother Calvin E'i'' -
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
PROFESSOR B4RTs Successor cHoShN'

Hartford Conn. July l1-ProfessC mas
snonds Of Hobart College. Geneva trinity
been chosen 20 succeed Professor ~ Har-
,srS ufss sssree Of Pm from 5Gsns
Hopkins He studied afterward al Ronn. He will
oxford. and at the Universltk "a
begin his work here in Septeinpei'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Bar.
Inch.
305s

In this diagram continuous white me r1ns.s ..f
.hsngs. In pressure Indicated by The iIouns :
es, hayometer The dotted shows the tempers-
,ur. as recorded Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune once July Il e. m-Tne ~ea'hs' '- '
= ,,r - x.,m The temperature ranged oet~een
n and Al degrees Ooi< desrsesz h,gher
degrees higher than that of Monday sno a,s
man thai OF the corresponding cay 0, az s0A+'
" Ths ~ sathsr today will be partly cloudy
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Tribune employs no collectors. pays no COM
missions originates and is responsible for no enter
,ainrents The most direct way 10 the children
from the giver is through The Tribune once which
everybody can reach with the malls; AND the
easiest way 10 reach II is with a check drawn 70
The order OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund-the
bigger the better and the more the merrier, FOR
those most IN need OF merriment.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
GENERAL MERRITT IN WASHINGTON.

MS ADVICE SOUGHT IN REGARD TO TROOPS FOR
THE PHILIPPINES
Washington. July I1.-General Merritt. cornmanu-
ing the Department Of the East. is IN washington
10 consult the President and Secretary OF war con
cerrtng the number Of troops. transportation anu
supplies In the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
.nn1vA1- rEoDoLFo MERTEL.

,,.,,. :, cardinal Teodolto Mertel. Vice
,,'"aei,or ~ the Holy Roman Church, who was
nan ~ the Cardinaae in 1855 died to-day. he
was ninety-three years olo.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

When Catching cold" II IL safest TO get Doctors
prescription. One of the best OF these is Jayne'o
Expectorant. ~
"Oh, excuse me- pieaser' Beiching Of wind causs1 ~
Johnson's Digestive Tablets cured II.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
,.,..,,,,,,,,v,s pr,roRp AND ro-pAy's FORECAST

vr,srr-RpAYs RECORD AND ro-oAYs FoRDcAsr
washington July 1.-THE pressure Is n'sh o., "s
North Atlantic and Pacific coasts trough O' Wv
pressure extends from Arizona TO Manitoba o"o"'s ="
fallen in Colorado and Florida and on the South Aaho
- ~. ,.,nAra,urs has fallen IN the middle and
oor.her, mountain regions and has remained nsary
eseWhere Generally fair weather WIN sIlsn.
changes prevail In all districts ehcsp'
shosers in Florida and the South ALanue - ~
winds Will preVau on .ie
Srh Atlantic coast light easerly winds on me nos
Atlantic Coast and light nortnsasteriy "iho' on ~ ~
fir
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
sv.roR gRAcKErTs SON DEAD.

Saratoga July Il (speclaD-sta'e senator huso, a,
- 1,raoLe,t,s eldest son Edgar, died at mdnight oi
iooiaw ti the result OF pistol accident on July
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For New-Ensland and Eastern NevYork parity c'ou'y
,oaav and Thursday. light fresh southsriy WINDS
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland and virginia iAr oaA'
and THURSDAY: light southeastery winds ,.,. ,.,x
For Western New-York and Western Pehnsy.,as,a .r
,odsv except iight Oh the lAses prooaoy IN"
T-hn-.day: lght 10 fresh southwestery winds