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New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

II s5 ia your city II yGg get held bel Of any pert
into IN d TIE Gas Trust please send shsln out 70 me
And now Billy Bryan says that imperialism is the
issue. Glad to see Billy cam change off his mind.
as the little girl said. There's hope for him yet,
when he can change of his nina We thought
We knew al about rasiu' hogs but we changed
off our mind about it once down ia Tennessee
Down at chaMttenqnga M Esar ths railroad d323t T2
aon't you cross your breed O hogs? If you had
me right hTse5 down here you'd IqlSf hess Lnat
backs The tee 81 shifted his cad Of obaec
s2g a sort R g Rtya way % saPgE r. p6t E9g d9n Fa
kin outrun niger"
David Bennett Hill in his Fourth of July letter
to Tammany Hall says that General Wood mis-
appropriated Cuban funds. When David wants TO
get elected TO anythn' he's got great capacity
for dise6verin things that amt got any real
% RISK te Me pSR 4SH $S 6a hsay{ ~
never msa ppropriate the Presidency; You have
Wen have to forgive Senator joe Bailey for
that little fracas he induged in when he scratched
Senator Beveridge's nose when the Hoosier boy
wasn't iookn'. We forgive him necaHse the county
fair season is on in Texas an Bailey has been in
Ttteh 20 open several of them at so muen apiece
Bailey knows his business
Editor Blossom Dear Cir: Did you notice that
I didn't send 20 letter Tammany Hall this year?
That's because want 10 see Sport. Two-Spot and
Joke have a little easier seddin. BIZ peYery
has done them man an irrefutahe injury. Ite's
ehristeaed them for life. I'm ayin low new Tim
Sullivan right IN sayir' that the tFiumVirs
can't make any mistakes when there are no offices
10 give out. That goes. Tim knows the game De-
cause I showed him. see Low has bought up
AL the neWspaneTs. as usual. He bought them all
up agjp me in the last campaign, SO that any OLD
kind of . lie went agn The papers now say
that HRS sdmjnistrsshun il doin good work. MY
advice from the gamhlip' combine says that every
thing is plumb rottep Just the same as eYfr see
That's the proper caperbuy lots in another Teller $
name, an the public WON'T be on 20 what you do
with your numerous dough. That's the way l
done. The graftin' Is playin' out over here The
goyerpmeqt i9spectars has shut down on RpriIysln1
me to release two OF my 'eip which was known
first X - NSnJaSs
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TFAxsYAcrrrc NAILS.

Hawaii san Francisco. close here daily al
ESQ p up to IuIy Il. inclusive. for dispatsa per
5 5. Alameda
Mzils Tor Jsran yis seattle. close 1aly
6sO up 20 July to. Inclusive fer dispatch PER
5, Rio1un Nau- Resistered mail mGsE be directed
Mats sor TAHITI sizrqussrz Islands. san Fran
close hsra GsIly a. $50 W 70 July ito. In
elusive for dispatch Der $. $ ALartpeSa-
Hawaii China and Fst class matter for
Phfiirpine tsiands. via san Fracsco. close here
daily 0:So M up 10 JuaS VII iael1siVss foE aAs-
Maiis for the Phippne Issaas Francisco close
patch per United srates Transport
Mails for Australia lsNcept West AusIrsa Wntel . tr
warfeA via Euroref NeT-Zealsnd, FIJI samoa and
Faudff via San rrancisco close here caify $50
y after JBns rs and up 70 July Ets lneas,Se OF
arrival OF 5. Cmh<L1. due az New-AorA July TL'
Mans tor Australia Cs<cepS west Australia. which
via EUROPE. sns Nsyr-SesfanS 9nicn
FrsEeIseo9 and Fill Islands. VIA N1neolSer and Ais
torfa n c close here daily % $50 e u 70 July
M Inclusive for dsp1tch per : s. Mozaa Especially
addressed oriyl-
for the Philippine Islauds Via San traSsee close hTs
At $50 .. 20 July Fls Inclusive dts-
Patch per o .. Nipycr Mare
Mails China and Iapa1 Via Vs<eeasss AID t<toSsr.
r. O. close here daily $50 y up e Jsty ~ u
fsratch Empress q Indf. (r-efS
tered be srer,sffJ scfrssses usrensrtns
for United States Rsl AssaSy al Shanghai earnos ea
forwarded via canadal-
ransuacnc Mails are forwarded 20 Port Ct sailing daily
schedule Of closing I, Erns>c on the presHhr
uninterrupted overland transit rkea astsfed
NAH closes at D previous tay.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Ros.plassse.
Posto4cs. Nsw-Xork4-N~XS
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AlwaIs enioyin the tTapeeZe man, we went 10
hear Bourke Cochran at Tammany Han on the
Fourth Sourke IN great wcrkn' orde-. Wnen
he rose his hauneaea an said that Democrats
never could be plundeyers. because they didn't
know how We thought we'd have 70 retire to the
voo6shed and sit down Il sawbuek; an when ne
said that Democrats have tried it few times an
always made wOfal failures of il, We temporarily
WHICH escSrted us to me V open air. Every Repub
lican ought 70 see Bourke. Now that hs's back IN
Chance to see What real actin is speakh of
tat M.y sS% SGut q his ssd out W lucky thing
that he amt historian.
Now that the hot is here again, We observe
keep cool by irnbibin' all brands Of blood heatn
likkers.
There ought be some sort of law agin printin'
the details whenever a worthless cQot shoots his
wife and then commits suicide. There ought to be
some way of disappintln feller that counts
gettln his name IN the papers by such eheap
methods.
Our block in Brooklyn had celebration ON the
Fourth Our sisters nephew. who works in a shoe
emporium, came out on Friday in brand new pair
Of striped gray and white trousers wide as TO the
seat hlua an yeler silk socks. patent leather
shoes, high peaked Panama hat, a calves liver
shirt an cigarette. When he took his seat on
the top top step A % OF our onr and dmre him. there
wa mt nothin' else don' IN fireworks an sucn' heh
neryS g6t-up was Suinclenl
We kinder wish nature had balanced things bet
ter when we walk along City Hall Square an see
2Pound man seR toy hsilSons ft,S an opoG66 on 4o6
beams.
We're re4eieed 10 notice that the snake story man
amt dead. He turned up last week in Bloomfield
N j. where he discovered parti-eoiored serpent
about ten feet in length. with gray whiskers on his
chin This Is the NEST refreshin contribution TO
the snske department that has appeared up TO
data While he was lyin' about Il WeEe Attie
hit surprised he didn't say any lnlns dpouI tHe
snake weaFin $40 Panama hat
Editor Blossom. Dear Sir: We notice that one
Cochran spoke somewhat disrespectfully ABOUT Us
IN the Fourth-likened us to Du Barry. and sa-ed
his finger of scorn toward Nebraska The papers
we got out here didn't say anything ABOUT sir
Cockrans herculean efforts to break into the Gas
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07

London, July 6-The following bulletin
posted this morning at Buckingham Palace:
n. m.-Ths Kings progress continues to
be In every vny satisfactory. PRByEs.
LAHSING.
barlow.
King Edwards progress tonight continues to
be good. II is said that II his Improvement
proceeds at the present rate he Will probably
by ths end OF the month be well enough to be
transferred to the royal yacht. in Southampton
waters.
After the morning bulletin wac issued to-day
Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria visited
Marlborough Heass, where they attended divine
service with the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Queen stayed within Buckingham Palace
for the rest Of the day.
Most of the churches in the United Kingdom
celebrated to-day the announcement that King
Edward was out OF danger with informal
thanksgiving services, special music and the
singing Of the national aptbem.
The Government has Issued orders that the
Indian and colonial troops now In London shall
postpone their departure indefinitely. Those
ders are due TO the strongly expressed desire Of
the Indian contingent especially 50 see the King
before they return home. and they also indicate
an intention to retain the troops here until the
corouation. The colonial and Indian troops will
participate in the reception to Lord Kitchener
when be arrives In England, about July u.
The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Joseph C.
Dimsdale. received a letter tonight from Sir
Francis KnolIys private secretary to the King,
to the effect that his majesty had commanded
him 10 convey 20 ali concerned his qualification
at and warm thanks for the energy and fore
sight which made the Kings dinner to the poor
Saturday such great success, and 10 repeat
how sincerely his majesty regretted his inability
to be present and how touched he by the
loyal and kindly feelings so universally dis
vi
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AN EyG4GEHEYT.

Announcement has heen made in Newark OF the
engagement of Miss Estels Kinney, daughter Of the
late Thomas r. Kinney, and Frederick Freinsnny-
sen president of the Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance
Company and son of the late FREDERICK ], Fre-
Inshuysen who was . United States Senator and
Secretary of State- Thomas L Kinney was pro
dent Of the Fidelity Trust Company and OF the Ma
t+onaI state Bank and ef the heavy StockhG!d-
ers in the Leilish Valley Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
AcxxowLEpGsIENrs.
EDWARD BELrS CONDITION CRITICAL.

Edward Bell. ex>parl Commissioner. who Is III
at the Hotel Netherlaud with typhoid fever. was
reported last night to be in crltical cohul'lo"'
,rbe neriod for the normal of the fever.
three U.aks will be over tomorrow, and If 1t
holds ont beyond that time il will be looked upon
as an unfavOrable symptom. as Nr, BeiIs NlalV
will hardly be able 10 stand the strain
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VICTIN OF STRAY BULLET DIES.
RETIRED COAL MERCHANT SHOT WHILE
WALKING ALONG THE STREET

David Hirsh, sixty-sx years old q retired coal
merchant, died at his home, No. l59 East Oas-hun-
dred-apd -fourt eenth-st, yesterday Hirsh was the
victim of Reckless Fourth of July eefebrater.
While walking along East Ona- -hundrad-and- -thir-
tseRth-st. Oh July he was struck by pistol hul-
let. which penetrated his brain. The police are
searching for the person who fired tbs shot.
Mr.. HiFsh leaves widow and eight children.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07

HOURS: Morning.

In ,n.s diagram the conunuou. white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
Tho dorted line SHOWS tempera
as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes the for the
ty-four comparison with the corresponding
Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07

Highest temperature yesterday 70 degrees lowest 66
average average corresponding yezr IL
corresponding last twentyvs years TS
Local forecasts Occasional showers to-day and Tuesday
light variable winds
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
OPENING OF CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Is BEGIN AT CLIFF
HAVEN. LAKE cHAMPLAIN

HAVEN. LAAE CIiAAPLAIN.
Piattsburg. N T. July 6-The eleventh ANNUAL
session Of the Catholic Summer School of America
at cliff Haven, Lake Chapplall. opened to-day
With the arrival of a large party from NeR-YeVk
City, including the RsV- Aiohasl j. LsVeie, presi-
dent or the schools Secretary Warren Z. MoSher:
Charles V. Forues. president OF the champain
CLUB: James A. Rooney, OF Brooklyn; Thomas \.
Mullen, OF Boston, and IT J. Heidepis, of New
York,
An informal reception was held this evening.
which short speeches were made by Father LaVslle,
Mr.. Fornes. John 3. Riley. OF Plattsburg. and
Secretary MoSher. The regular sessions OF the
school begin the lecturers for this week
being TbOmas a. Mullen. OF Harvard University.
and James A, Rooney, one OF the editors % The
iN-fr Ia agF
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
THE WEATHER REPoRT.

rrsrrspAr,s RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST.
Wsshias+ea, July 6.--Aa OF high pressure has
deveed on the poFtheaSt and pressure continues
relatively high South Atlantic Coast The area OF
low pressure rh persistsa O~eE the paalas tor the
last three DAYS is slowly dlns Scattered thunder
storms have occurred in Ohio Valley, the Lower Mis-
sssipp valley south Atlantic ssas ana In the Central
Mississippi Valley. cases but htts rain accom-
panied tGs t4uHdsgStoIms- =. ,--,--. - , A.
Lower temperatures prevail over Enfand and the
Middle Atlantic SG%s, cue 10 lne IN
dence of noTthsaSLsTn high ASb JepeIs tufe con-
tInua Maryland bcutI~estWaId u the cur coast
today being lO- degrees IN the caro-
linas earaia The temperature has also fallen In the
Ohio Vallev La RlGky Mountain and plateau region
the temncrature risen 10 to - degrees.
and showers will occur To-Day and
tomorrow the lake Is&iS- the Middle Atlantic seas
pTCnaEG in Ihs South Atlantic
and cuff seas The temperature will fall the rain
areas but no permanent reduction IS vet apparent
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NHn.-vnrE -

Matt subscribers and FRI-W ksk.AlS VIII
be charged one cent copy postage IN addto1 10
The lateS named above.
The Tribune win Porte Rice. Ha9at
Philippines wt.Ass4s expense for foreign
postage.
For points in Europe the Crivesat
Postal rrS Trfhuae bs modes th< ee..~ns
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DIED.

swEET-on July fn ne ssh year his age Abraham
u sweet Funeral service from bis residence
$40 NasHinston-avs- BFEaklyn. MoEday. July :. 3
o.
ilasss CHARLES =. 1IoltsF. his tlst Fds<ral
services from rsSGsnce- Nos l6l Ws<Fens. Rrls.sn IN.
Tuesday, Sth inst, at p. Please omit towers.
wARD-At Newark. X ,. on July a. isce. er- A--hu-
Ward in his 18th Funeral services
residence. No. Il LQmbaTdy- on Wednesday.
a u. Relatives and friends are invited o attend
FFsRds kindly omit flowers.
EFfER---Os Sunday Juiy D. Iar- Rsnrrsn P
s-i4r i he 4ts ~ ii Is snd Harriet = Wassser.
Funeral services from his residence. Ne e3 Wash
iHston ave. Sroosiyo. y T.. T-e-ssr sTeat~s July
s. al oclgCb.
The stephen Merritt Burta1 Co.
ONLY stare. Sth Ave is1n SreDhrn Nrrrtss Pyes
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THE PASSING THRONG.

The vacation REQ5lem is Gevey easy TO solve. but
that most men, after all their efforts, spa after
pTayeFfUl consultations With their
THE WRONG wives, 10 not solve Il right is the
KIND OF cOntentiOn of g. L Frantz, of
VACATION philadelphia. "Askea what va
cation i for be sid yesterday
the Savoy most men would reply for rest
recrea tlon but above all. for change of scene
and life. Quite correct Vet how DO most men set
ABOUT attaining thess sdesirea2e thi2gs3 They go
people, pretty much, thar they see sii they
play the same games, they talk The sate talk they
and 50 the rounds Of social pleasures jEst as g the
fSars H. al his Tb ,s WiI a. 6 saanSe et nIG Is
and some recreation. nut no real change The real
where summer boaTders are unhnSNn aad ihsfe are
plenty OF SUCH towns, wAsye ons lives With the
not the talk OF men and women like himself; where
poets. really wideIs his horizon as Wen as rests
his body. After such Vacatior-creds eSpoPtO--
ee 9as h rom n1t RT G Sp 1 F TS5S S With
most men that they have wives and daughters
According to all accounts the old town of Marble
head is experiencing this summer sort ef rerzis-
sance. al any rate, is livelier
QUAINT than it has been for many seasons.
MARBLEHEAD "o9 the Fourth Of July there vss
GAY gay naval celebration in the
harbor' said +. 6. Cropey. Of
Skipper IresQn's town. at the Waldorf yesterday.
and already the summer AsetS have begun
come in in unusual numbers. There is new hotel
10 tho town OF Marblehesd itseif, and wasn't
club the Bnstoa has been added to the two already
there, the Corinthian and the Eastern. 1t is an
excellent club and has plenty of money. The sum
rper crowds at The Neck are large and everything
points to a lively season. OF course, l preju-
diced. but l have found plenty OF strangers To
Marblehead who agreed with me that or hqrbor
time, with the sun SetLIHg behind the
town and the old quaint piers coming down into
the sea- with the fleet Of white yachts coming in
of the dimming up To their anchorage in
the bay, ana The lights OF the summer colony on the
neck beginning 10 flare out is one of the most
We all know that off Marblehead is also the best
racing ground in the country, but don't have
much hope OF seeing the International cup
races sailed there in the future. That IS one
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For Nev-Jersey. Eastern New-ToGb. Eastern Pennsy-
wants. and Delaware occasional showers to-day and
Tuesday; light variable winds
Fer New-Engand, fair to-day and probably Tuesday;
light To fresh southeast south winds
For Columbia. Maryland ana Virginia.
showers today probably Tuesday warm;
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania showers and
to-da fresh southwest winds.
For Western New-York. showers today and Tuesday;
fresh southwest winds
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CShculd be read DAILY all interested. changes
nay ocguF any tlme-l
Foreign mails for the ending July II. 1897 will
e@a- tP1pr--tty ei Ge-sPsl Paso<f1a
to9ws Parcels Posi- Malls close hour earlier than
closing time shaNn bsfoue.
Rs{n3r aud supplementary mails sLsss a FQgega STA
csst thar Supplementary CslFTal
america Via Col2n. close one hour later a. Foreign sta
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TRANsATLANTIC MAILS.

fCcsDAY-At $50 a. m. for ItaS direct. Per :. :.
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NEi,l.NESlAEAt $50 a u for Europe, per ; : Fall
Thu RSDAY-At D n fo4 FFalce, SwiIzsyland, Italy.
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British India
ara Lorenso SlAFqte-s La Lorraine, va S1ssra
tna for oths narLs OF Europe must be directed per
: La LorraineF1-
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PRINTED MArrrr. ETe.-Tbis sysau,er taxes
Printed MRtLaT. Commercial Papers and. SAMPLES tor
Germany eHiy TIE class NAH NADER Tor
other Of Europe Viii not be Sslt by t-S shl
less specially directed by her
After the closing Of the Supplementary Traus&sznso
Mails named above. adiLnnal Supplementary Mans
opened on the Of the American. English. French
and German ard until with
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Marr orFtcF-NC, fss Nnssrr-,.,
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Also on sale ut the prineina1 hotels
and railWay book stalls
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is pure Don't your grocer cheap and dan-
serous substitute lHsise on having Buruetts.
The surest and safest Of Blood Purifiers is Jayns's
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Address sornmanjcation- FelaE> to spSeEptieas os
advertisements t1 THE TRTBt-<E New-fork city.
Remit by Posofce order. express money, sFser.
draft registered letta--
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sstu4ayi MsIs for sqIrsUn nT Far . fssso shd @
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~ steamers dispatched daily. IburssF
mandSys weenssaays ana saturSays :, t5so a. n En-
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ciay addressed for dsDaleh b steamer esss a. tas
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& aae ,ISs p ,fts m s2y s,d T tes :, OF
P m connecting closes here Mondays Tor Belize Puerto
Registered mail closes at D. previous daY.
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W-york 6breusb Reuben's Eyes

Clarion
0
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Guecial Non,es.
!. MEMORIAL NDOws

Experfenced Lawyer VIII take lrlirrd sHseaps Of
buslSssDanAFupJcs, &NQ+ee, sDAs.ps On eeInsls-
and nctafial work highest rarsfeEsss
advice Address fos aFrontseat LSAs 6o ~ IEo
Iue
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BY EARLY MAJ TRAM
points in the United states tedtsids or Greater
50
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ti,' tme constant companion Of her father, and be-
60 en @ enetl there existed the freest confidence
tlu az sShlpatny In the last days of his life when
its suHsred frequent and painful attacks of gout
she rarely left him. and ii was a pleasant and
Iaihlilar sight to see Lord Pauncefote and his
daughter taking their daily constitutional Lady
rauncefote was often Of the party and his
younger daughters would frequently accompany
t t.telI amer making quite procession as they
pooped down the embassy steps
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07
THE KINGS PROGRESS.
1T CONTINUES IN EVERY WAY Salts
FACTORY.

London. July 6.-rhe following bulletin wa:
posted this morning at Buckingham Paiaoe:
A.. m.-The Kings progress contfnues to
be In every way satisfactory. TRBvEs.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07


sage Of the bill authorizing the construction of
a military road from that village TO the Ma
uoRaI Cemetery on the site Of Fort Donelson
10 Speaker Henderson, who a participant
in the battle Of ponelson and received a wound
there that laid him up for three months AS an
evidence of their appreciation of his interest,
two citizens of Dover have sent the Speaker a
walking stick from the banks of Lick Creek
and a large letter d, handsomely carved, the
hickory wood OF which it Is made having been
cut from the ground where the battle Of Donei
son fought with the reminder that the Con-
federates against whom he fought were "as
tough as knots and hard hickory"
Even after the bill had passed Congress il was
reared by its advocates that an adverse rapport
u u from the War Department might cause the
PRESIDENT 10 veto IT, and at the request Of Mr.
Games it's father Speaker Henderson wrote a
nIuts 70 Mr. Roosevelt, saying that he believed
ss.te measure 10 be naeritortous, but, aside from
5s merits he was most anxious that the bill
sspou peeome law, since he had lost por
SVh et his jawbone at Donelson, and. the roads
sosn there being so bad, he had never been able
ane Hon. Maud Pauncefote, eldest daughter
u t''e late Ambassador, will be her fathers biog-
,apher' and as soon after she is settled in her
s"sh nome, Preston. as possible. will arrange
1 pUohsh his private papers and letters as
h''fs. ,,a shs proposes. too. 10 collect and pub
g., volume Of Lord Psuncefote's posrns writ
,aa ~ early life under the pseudonyme OF TEN
f'si' which brought him some fame Miss
,neeiote Is well equipped for this labor of
.., i'r, besides possessing hns and discrim-
h'ersry taste she was for many years
New-York tribune., 1902-07-07

Trust ia your city If you can get hold of part
q SockFan's speech telling about his working for
Mark Hanna in 1895 or about his tPyiH' 10 break
INTO the Gas Trust. please send them out TO me
by cold storage. OXNARD. Nebraska.