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New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
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DIED.

AKIN-As Water Mill. N. Y, Catharine Akin. Of heart
failure. July IL.
ANDERsoN-At London. ENGLAND. suddenly. on July Is
Josephine Allen Anderson. widow OF H Ander-
son. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BATTTE-suddenly July IT. Charles Edgar Battle At
Long Beach Hotel, Long Beach, Long Island Notice
Of funeral hereafter.
BRowN-suddenly Tuesday. July Is 1902 Timothy
y. Brown. Bergen Point. n j. in the 67th year OF
his Funeral Saturday July 10. IL 80 M from
his late residence, No. Al Avenue A. Train leaves
10:45 a. m New-Jersev Central Railroad. for West
sth-st-. Bergen Point. n. ].
COIGATE--At Sea Gate. n. Y. Wednesday July 10
1902 Rev. Samuel Colgate. OF East Aurora " Y in
Morse Colgate. OF Orange n. J. Funeral Saturday
July 10. $50 p at No. SOD West 10th st. New
York. Interment at convenience Of family.
DE L.UZE-At Southampton. Long Island on THURSDAY
July IL. Francis Ogden De Luze in the year of
his age Funeral Monday. July Il. Trinity
Chapel. 25th-st. and Broadway at 1880 m.
FAIL.S-on Tuesday July -. 1902. Jamestown r. l.
of apoplexy Cieorgana Fetus. widow Of De Cln-
ton Falls senior deceased. and daughter OF the late
Peter Gassner. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FERRIs-At Westchester. New-YOFk City. on Tuesday
Is Williams, widow OF Claiborne
Ferris in the SGth year OF her age Funeral at her
Carriages waiting at the Westchester
arrival the 2io p. M uain from l2sth-st. and
3d-ave Via branch OF n. Y, n. H. and II. r. r.
GREENE-At WEXFORD. r l.. Thursday July II 1902
Sara Cutler OF James A. Greene Funeral Satur-
day. July 10.
JOIINsON-At Yonkers \. Y. Wednesday July i6
1902 Miss henrietta Johnson Funeral services
residence of Leslie NJ Saunders No. Greystone
race on Friday afternoon. July Is. at o'clock
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THE EKTORTI0NATE CABMEN.
Prom I,eslie's Weekly.

srom I>eslies Weekly. L,.L
The recent spirited and effective cambaisn gainsf
the present cab system in this CITY nsS trnnos gu
extending far beyond the oonhqs ot sreafer or less
sxtent in ali American cities IN olnsf s N that s
Niagara hackrnan stood as type % ati b,if
most odious and reprehensibie IN ihis o feT
the unenyable distinction enJoyeo DS sr offended
Gus sharpers al that famous resort mas rrtA oncS'
80 the same calling almost everywhere "a Inc & GGcu a
patton Of the cabbes is, in facI - ,te 20 81
degree ~ settleG sTIsnicion and dstrust by te VAST
majority OF people owing 10 the We ruIs are
given to petty extortion and much % these when
hnd sometimes 70 practices persons habituaIly
refrain from patronizng cabs VINO VINO created and the
IN not for the prejudice thus q ,,ao or ~
dread they have either of being imposes VIZ
stirring up storm of profanity an az There is
probably as large a proportion 9I Ih,siness as in
worthy men engaged in this useful pusieS5, f,r % tn
most Others bIsf fhe good and the 9ad suner To-
eether for the reasons we have stated
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

the the 9on Of dn t6sy in in ufh to e Th
diseases. Any hailing from such houses are re re-
paned off, and no child crosses the ferry without
clean bill Of entry Thousands of children f
Air sS nG Ravs aaf at IN
is Sy fPSe ssroS makes Wond
he heralded everywhere. and the charity might be
Il expect to 20 to New-York tonight and visit
children are to come to Albion. 1t is my ideal to
have each hostess informed to some extent about
shall receive one such lit little ot Ghid IN may Ty
God bless to you the angelic charity TO which you
have laid your hand, and will you not ask HIM 10
GeFSecrate GerS you for the service you VIII no"
I'm addition to this, the children were
selected, came to the city and personally visited
their homes the East Side and made notes L
intend to write letters to each of the hosts tell
ing Of the exact circumstances in which their
guests compelled to exist. Those who could not
entertain the children themselves gave money to
Sunday school contributing enough to provide for
ten visitors 1t is work that must be kept up, and
the poverty stricken children of New-York Will al
At sunbury, Penn, where a party went ,yester;
day, the work has been in charge OF Miss Mildred
of the charitable people Of the town that this
the children were Invited to spend another fortnight
BY, the afternoon boat Of the NeE,Haven Line Inc
guests of Dr.. Graham Lusk.
are Robert Anderson, Mrs. NJ. ]. Barber, William
NJ. Luther, Mrs Charles Bideman, Mrs. NJ. w
Tilden, Mrs; Fannie Stevens, the the Misses Miss Frye
smith, Mrs William Smith: Mrs F. NJ ,I WaldrGn iron
John Hart. Mrs. Calvin Church the Misses Latin
the Rev q w. Lewis. Mrs William Babcoek. the
Rev. 4 Waffle and Mrs Daniel Bromley OF
sunbury Sr1ip Penh-Niss cadyallader Miss wagner
Mrs H. A. PennsyI, Samuel f. Culp, Miss Hattie
Ohrdorf, Mrs. w. l. Greenough, Mrs David Fans
wold, Miss Irma Bucher, Mrs. G. r. Savtdge, Mrs
Isaac Filter. Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs. Nora
Masser.
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AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN LONDON.
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CORONATION VISITORS.

70 the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: AS a constant annual visitor to London Tor
thirty wears have often wondered why journal
of the influence and enterprise of The New-fork
,r,,,,,,a has not had an office in the worlds me-
tropolis l am gratifed to find that YOU have IN
stalled an office recently. viz an American Head
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ALEXANDER p. BROWN.
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THE NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

CENSORSHIP PRACTICALLY ABoLLsHED-GIrr To
MRS. sTEYN-EX-PREsIDENr SERIOUSLY Ill.
Cape Town, July 1.-THE censorship over teIe-
grams has bee abolished. except in the case OF
press dispatches.
The women of Cape Town yesterday presented
Mrs. Steyn. wife of the ex-President of the
former Orange River Colony. with a purse Of q 600
before she sailed for Europe with her husband and
two doctors on the steamer CariShrook Castle. Mr.
Steyn was in pitable condition from enteric
fever.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At a m for Italy direct; per 5 Lahn
(nail must he directed 'per = Lahn'O: at ESQ
for Netherlands direct. per Rotterdam (nal
be directed per $ s. Rotterdam'O: at $50 for
Scotland direct. per 8 : Ethiopia (unsil ba ci
Iected per s. Ethiopa'O; at 10 for Belgium
direct, 5 Vaderland (mail be directed
per $. VaderlandD; 1870 a complimentary
Il nj for Europe, per 5 Campania via Queens
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only. The class OF mail matter for other parts
OF Europe viii not be by this ship unless specially
directed hsr.
After closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
above. additional Supplementary Malls
the piers American, English. French
and German steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour of sailing of steamer
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rRANsPAcF1C MAILS.

Mails for except West Australia which Ia
Forwarded Via EuTopel. New-Zealand. Fiji. samoa ard
HawaH via san Francisco close daIIv az $40
% m after June t2S and July tl9. Inclusive Sr
On arrival Of 8. Umbrta- due at NeV-Yorx ia
for dispatch per Ventura
Mails Australia except West Australia. which
via Europe. and New Zealand, which goes san
Franciscol FIJI Islands via Vancouver Nc
toria. II c. here daily at $50 .. I'd 10 July
fl9 inclusive. for dispatch per s $ Moana Especially
addressed Onlyl-
the Philippine Islands. VIA san Francisco. here
daily al $50 70 July t19. inclusive
patch per 5. Nippon Aaru-
Malls for China Japan. Vancouver Victoria
II. C. close here daily at $50 2. July fe2
elusive dispatch 8 g Empress % India
tered mail specially addressed Merchandise FOR
L. s. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via Canada
az ESQ D TO July f23 Inclusive for dispatch
s. NaTu QSesStefed mail must hc directed
VIA Seattie''l-
here daily $50 D 70 July t2A inclusive, for
dispatch per T. 5 Transport
Mails Tor Hawaii Japan, China and first
Philippine Islands VIA san Francisco. close here
daily $3.50 20 July vi. inclusive. for Gis-
Mans Tor Hawaii Francisco. close here daiiv A.
D up 20 July rs, inclusive. for dispatch per
Mails for Tahiti a1d Msrquesas Islands via san Fran
close here daily az $50 TO August tl6
Trsnspaclnc mails forwarded 20 of sailing daily
schedule of closing afrangsa presump-
their uninterrupted overland
mail elosas at M previous day.
CORNEIIJS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postornce- New-York n. Y July II. 1907
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BISHOP QUIETS HIBERNIANs
PRACTICALLY ENDS DISCUSSION OF THE
DEPOsING OF PROFESSOR HENNEBRY.

Denver, July 1I-Bishop Thomas j. Conaty rec
tor of the Catholic University at Washington made
a statement before the convention Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians here to-day In regard to the
deposing of Dr. Richard Hennebry as professor of
Gaelic at the university. which practically put an
end to the agitation for the professors reinstate-
ment. The Bishop said that the fact that Arch
bishop Ireland and four more OF the most promi-
nent and best beloved chUrchmen in the United
States the principal sponsors for the insttu-
ton was an evidence to the Irish people that IL
would be conducted properly. 1t was the desire
of the college authorities continue the Gaelic
chair, which had been established with S5OOo0 do
mated by the Hibernians.
Dr. Dunn was being educated at the Gaelic
schools in Europe for the purpose OF taking the
chair. At present Gaelic professor from Har-
ward University who had volunteered to teach the
Irish language. was at work in the university
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

MARSHA Harlem New-Yorx- July ~ ~ Harriet
Ann Marsh, widow OF Theodore W. and daughter
OF the late Abel smith Peters. Funeral services
Church OF Holy Apostles 3thaye. and 16th-s<.
on Friday. July is. at II a. m
DIED
MILES-On "Wednesday. July i6 1902
dsnec. No. I3t ksap-st.. Br0c<lyn. " T., william
Miles in his Goth Funeral servces VIII Be held
on Friday. at D. m. at house Intermsnt Al con-
venience OF family.
PERSONA Westsreigh. staten Island n July IA.
Caroline Pisrson widow OF the Rev. George Pier
son. aged - years. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RUNTON-At HOboken. y. J.. July rs. 1902 ElizAhsth
A. beloved wife OF John Runton IN the 67rh Of
her Funeral services will De held az late rest
dence. No LOIS Bioomheld-st. HOboken. on Friday
evening. Juiv Il. az o'clock
SALISBURY suddenly Dawes Switzerland. 1u1y
H. Henry L Salisbury. in the SSth year OF his age
SEAvERNS-Op July ls. Dickinson ssAverns AGED
81 years Funeral his late residence. No -
Csntrsavs. East Orange. Friday evening. July IA az
O'Clock
SaiITH-At Poughkeepsie. y. Y. July n. Hannah c.
daughter OF the late Archibald Smith. ESD. her
SD year. Funeral at Charlton y Y.
TARR-Suddenly on sunday. July 10. 1902 Msz.ec.
Horace G H. Tarr. Jr-. OF H O. H and Agnes
Bacon Tarr. IN his I'D year.
TRAvIS-At Stamford. Corn. Wsdne-day. July 10
1902. of Rrights disease. Gilbert TOmpxns tray
IN his 18th Funeral from his residence NO
296 Man-st-. Stamford. Conn. Saturday. July H.
al 10 a m Intermsnt private
WILLIAMS Suddenly Thursday. July II. his
Orange n J.. in hts 62d year. William H Williams
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY By interested changes may
Foreign mails for the ending July 10. 1907. viii
close (pFcmptIy General Postofce
follows; Parcels close earlier than
closing time below Parcels Malls for Ger
close > D. Monday.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close Foreign Sta
ton half hour later than closing time shown below Except
that supplementary Mails Europe and Central Amer
lea VIA Colon. Foreign Stationl
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HIS WORK.
From The Bos

From The Boston Transcript
Lady of the House-This is the third fourth
time you have been here Each time you have said
you going 20 work.
Dusty Roads, have kept my word, lady
Lady of the House-What kind OF work. I should
like know2
Dusty-I have been working the growler lady
and have worked 1t to the best OF my ability
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

THE PASSING TRRONG.

The operations In the marshes Of the Lea east
Of Tottenham. now being carried out by the East
London Waterworks to get reser-
RELICS OF voir acreage, have led to some in
PREHISTORIC teresting excavations THE rel
MAN IN ics discovered by the workmen.'
ENGLAND said III. w. Sheppard of London.
at the Manhattan yesterday.
date in the judgment of archeologsts from the
Iron Age. Bones. human and of animals; weapons.
boats and skulls have been discovered in the peat
which has formed in basins stiff clay The boats
were two IN numher1a dug-out boat, which has
been sent 70 the British Museum and boat of
planks. riveted together with iron nails The cak-
ing had been done with some material like leather
taken out of the clay bed Now these two boats
and the character of the iron weapons and trnkets
was not only visited by prehistoric folk. but may
vsy f nag tboIsS 6sp sa b b1 Sa under
the Great Eastern Railway runs from Stratford
a sort of estuary of the Thames The human
bones would probably be the relics. not of buriaIs
PPaFe9ty PsG y made in Ife as i the had been
be worked up on that-though it would be a little
late for Witnesses
e Clifford Bostwick of Trenton. was in town
yesterday on his way to the White Mountains
Every is say" he remarked
ATE ICE at the Westminster. that you
AT GRAND are having remarkably temperate
CENTRAL weather here in town, and sup
STATION. pose you But there are al
ways some spots hot enough to
make up for the rest. 1 sent my family on the
other day by the o'clock express at the Grand
Central Station. You should have felt the heat in
the sleeping cars the train lay in the station
No one could remain inside waiting. On the plat
IorIn where every one had gathered, the old folks
ana the young boys. the friends and Pullman
porterS was canny fellow selling palm leaf fans
at an eXOrhitant rate. But he was somewhat put
out OF business by large truck OF ice that had
6een wheeled up and left. The ice was cut in
Ions, squared columns. 10 ht the coolers in the
cars and this truck was loaded fun First the lit
tie boys attacked it, mischieyously and furtively.
ana wren their mothers objected, they would
6reak on another silver saying Just this one.
Ihen young man came up, glancing with great in
ISereSt on stale newspaper and seemed to cool
MS nand absent mindedly. 1t not long before
ne was savagely sucking huge sharh of ice That
was 700 much for the gasping, fan waving crowd,
ana they gathered round that truck school chill
IISn n oeSleSe the rear step of ice wagon. The
Pullman porters looked with i'll concealed dis
approval. But they stood mute at their posts
WONDERFUL discipline those rorters show
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
NEw-YORK CITY.

Mail subscribers to the DAILY and TRr-wEEKLy vft
charged copy postage IN addition to
the named above
The Tribune will be mailed to Cuba Rice. Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
postage.
For points Europe countries IN tire Universal
Postal Union Tribune Will be mailed at the following
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Special Notlces.

The Tribune Will be by any address tris
country abroad and address changed often Do
sired Subscriptions be given regular dealer
before leaving. IL eonvsnlent hand them N Ak
The Tribune Office.
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 62
average a. average corresponding last So
vsraee for corresponding twenty-five years ~
Local forecast-Far and warm to-day; Saturday show
ers: fresh southwest winds. becoming variable
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TO BE MANY CONFERENCES
oDEIL AND PLATT WILL SEE PRESl-
DENT FREQUENTLY.

EX-SENATOR HILL VISITS W. f. sHEEHAN-
TEXAN RACES TO OYSTER BAY IN
SPECIAL TRAIN
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Address relative subscriptions
advertisements To THE TRIBUNE. Nev-York CITY
Remit b Possofice money order express money order.
Draft registered letter.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
washington July 1.-THE area OF low pressure thst
was central in Minnesota Wednesday evening has moved
- tho = Lawrence Valley second area of low press
~ e central to nigh. III Western Kansas. Pressure Is
,ioI, birb over the Florida and the North Pa
dc coast and north plateau regions There have been
tsrs and thtlnderstorms during the last twenty-four
hours in the lower region the Middle Atlantic states
and Nev-Engand. the middle Rocky Mountain region on
% .be AfiIIe Mississippi and Missouri valleys II Is
much warmer in Ohio Valley, the Middle Atahut
Western England. The temperature at
o'cocE tonight 40 degrees and above IN Iennessee
Southern and Northern Georgia, ana
re uSrI temperatures 1o0 registered at Lynch
@ ~ Nssbye In Middle Mississippi Valley and
Torons of the Missouri Valley the temperature has fallen
Ssn, Ilnder the influence of local rains. showers ana
inersorms are probable Friday in the Lower Misss-
Middle Gulf states. There VIII
he Ohio Valley. the lower lake region the
region and the east slope sat
except in the south Atlantic
Lower temperatures VIII prevail
a.; tha Middle and Lower Mississippi valleys. the ONO
Xuet and the Southwest. The winds along the Atantlc
oarf will he fresh southwest the Great Lakes. fresh
,,cei to northwest the West Gulf Coast fresh to
lrjsi- southeast winds the East Gulf Coast VIII
he light and variable. Steamers departing Friday Tor
Irtronean ports will have fresh south winds ana iair
weather.
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SINGLE COPIES.

SUNDAY Scents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY. 3 cents TRI-WEEKLY. ennts
WEEKLY FARMER eentst
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 25 CENTS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GIFTS OF LIBRARY AND PARK.
OLD SPRING HOUSE SITE. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS.
ACCEPTED BY VILLAGE.

Utica N Y. July 17.-Thomas r. Proctor, of this
citv has offered to give the site of the Old Spring
House Richfield Springs, TO the village for pun
lie park, and it has been accepted. The site Is
the most valuable in the village.
Mrs E r. Holden of New-York. has offered to
build public library on Thousand Island Park
crowded that the Park Association will agree TO
Tirnish suitable site. The trustees have already
considered the proposition favorably, and have
chosen a site
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram contInuOul white
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
scordjng barometer The dotted line shows tempera-
,1re as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

For New England fair to-lay and saturday; fresh
southwest winds.
For Eastern fair and warmer to day; sat
5a bovers. fresh winds. becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware, New-Iersey,
Marvlaud District Of Columbia and Virginia, fair and
ar dav. Saturday increasing cloudness fresh south
west winds. =.
Western showers and not warm to-
md SATURDAY. fresh winds becoming variable.
For Western New-York, showers to-day ard saturday,
fresh west winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18
Burneft's Vanilla

is pure. Don't let your grocer of cheap and dan
gerous substitute. Insist on having Burnett's
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Alferati
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
hovs the changes in temperature twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Malls for Newfoundland by rail 70 North sydney and
by close this dailV AZ 9s1
p Connecting close here Monday. Wednesday
by daily q
p. m Mails for Cuba. by rail Florida ant Themes
by steamers dispatched daily EXCEPT Thursay araI
Connecting c.oses. Cor dispatch via Port Tampa on
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays at Is 40 a. no., ro~
dispatch via Miami On Mondays and saturdays $50
m Mexico City. overland. unless Specially
dispatch by steamer. this once
daily Sunday at 1:30 p. N II m
sundays a I .. m and II 80 D. m. for Cost.
Rica Belize. Puerto Corez and Guatemala by rstl 20
Neu-Orleans and thence by az this a.
nee daily except sunday at 1850 P. m sundays AZ III
% m. connecting closes here Mondays for Belize.
Puerto ard Guatemala. and for Cost.
Rica) tRegistered mail closes at previous day-
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

FRIDAY-At IL m for Mexico. g. Seneca via
Tampico (mail must be directed per seneca); az
D supplementary l.S0 D. Bermuda.
Lseward and windward Islands and British. Dutch
French Guiana s- $ Caribbes
Grenada and Trinidad must be directed per Q. g.
Caribbes'O; 1890 p for InagDa and Haiti per
S. Isauenburg.
a m, for Brazil per Wordsworth.
PernambucO. Bahia and Rio Janeiro tu,al for
Northern Bazsl. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
directed per $ $ WOrdSWOrthl- a. m
for Bermuda s :. Pretoria, at D a m for PortS
Rico. per Ponce. Juan email for Ponce
be directed per 5. 5. POncel, at 0 a. m for
Ponce direct. san Juan mail for other parts
Porto must be directed per san Juan''l;
at for ST Kit ST. Martins and ST ESastatius.
at q m supplementary $50 a nj for Curacao ard
Venezuela, Der Zuila (rnail for Savanilla and
Cartagena be directed al
a m. complementary 1880 a ml for Fortune island.
Jamaica, Savania. CaTtagena and GTeytoWu per =.
Athos mail for Costa Hica must be directed per
Athos''l; 10 a. m. for Cuba. VIA
Havana: a a m for Grenada. Trinidad Cy,5ad
Bolivar. per Maraval; a 10 a. m for Haiti PEI
Prins VIM " (maii for Curacao. Verez
Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must hs Sirsct-d
per 8 Prins VIM W.; at II a m. Argentine
Uruguay and Paraguay. per = Egyptian Prince.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

PORTS United states (outsids OF Greater
/ - Narx-Y -Yn-kN a anH NraxfcnL
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STORY ABOUT ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

London, June %. 1902