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e,p WILLIAM VAN HORNE ARRIVES.

z-.-arza which arrived yesterday from
- --,,z progreso and Havana. was SIR WiinAi 1
49, rso~ne who has large interests in CUBAN ran
rnals.
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FORECAST roR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
For NeE-Englaac showers to-day; light TO fresh south
winds: Tuesday fair.
For The District CO Columbia and Maryland. showers
early this morning followed clearing: Tuesday far
light south west WINDS
FOR Eastern New-Ycrk- showers to-day; Tuesday fair'
fresh south winds. shifting 20 west
Pennsylvania showers this morning. fo-
1oes ty clearing light winds Tuesday
-. - .....
-rs-5aAie WHIT
Eo- T1elavare New-Jersey. showers to-day, fol-
,oa Nv clearing. Tuesday fair, Light TO fresh
south west winds -. - -. =.
r. Fsste-n Pennzyvalis showers to-day. followed by
sn ra-rncr. Tuesday fair: ght fresh south 10
winds
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Fstcnos- renrrerntrre yesterday. IS degrees &
.,.- e a.ersre for corresponding date OF last year
70 average for corresponding Gate Of last TWENTY-FIVE
sFs T - ss,e,,sgess to-day. Tuesday taiF. warmer
lseht "a frnsh sourh winds. shifting 70 wesL
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. THE pressure has fallen decidedly
rhe eastern half and barounetr1c
stfous are generally unsettled Thunderstons have been
general in the lower region the upper Ohio Valley
END the Atlantic States. except NeE-England and the
Sulf States also local thundersto-ls IN the
slope region and the southern plateau Ten
eratu-es have al districts except few scat
tered localities They abnorTnaly high west OF the
1oclv Mountains except on California coast Maxi
mum temperatures 1o4 TO I06 degrees were reported
Of while Portland, ore tne
ee degrees For the hrst time N Spout
generally over New
Fresnd and Nev-York conditions over the burning
consequently improved There
80 be showers Monday morning the Middle Atart
states lower region In the ui1 Ststes o
fz6a rlaresu there will be thundeTstorns Nonday
cotirufrg Tuesday the district and extend
rg through the lover portion the South Atlantic states
ernreratsre changes be pronounced. elthougn
TUESDAY n the lower las
Atlantic States On The AtlaItc
Coast winds ugh: and mostly soutn: on
Czulf Coast light the upper 4AEes
lzhr light and variable oe
coming west Steamers departing for European ports
Monday Will have light fresh south winds and showers
rc rhe Grand Banks.
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Died.

ADAMs-suddeny. at Edgemsre. Long Island. E-nretts
Adams daughter Of the late Henry and Mary r
Adams Notice OF funeral hereafter
BoGERT-on June g. seba N Bosert. OF No 23s Car
roII-st Brooklyn. the 18th Of his Fun
services will be held the Presbyterian Church
a. Tuesday afternoon the arrival OF
New-York via the N r r OF
Nev-Jersey. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
BURRIIL-At BramweIl. Y. Va, on Thursday. June 4
1903. Mary WarasId. wife OF Percy Morris Burrill
Interrnenr at Natchez lexington CSy) Natche5
and Memphis papers please copy
HICKOX-Ou Sunday, June Z. 1903. Washington.
Conn. "A HIckoz. in his 73d Funeral
Wednesday June TO- at 2 m.
KIRBY-At rest Saturday June 8 Sarah HavtIand
widow OF Joseph Kirby. in the SSth year Of her age
Funeral services her late residence. Rye N Y.
Tuesday. 9th o'clock Carriages IN waiting
station at that hour
NJ MNIcHAEL-On Sunday. June Z 1903. at his resi-
No IS7 Auary-st., Brooklyn. Richard No
Michael formerly OF Saratoga Springs. y. Z Notice
OF funeral hereafter
THOMPsON-At his residence. in Milford. Conn.
Sunday. June 7. 1903 Henry Graham Thompson. son
OF the late Orrtn and Love Lusk Thompson. IN the
Conn. Wednesday u O'Clock Internsrt
Enfield Conn Denver CCol) papers please copy
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Z ..s 4lzgra- tne continuous white line shows the
char.ss IL 1ess-re BY the Tr1bunes self
reCg zro1nerer. dotted line shows the trnpeEa-
tsrc a. recorded by tho local Weather Bureau
The following official record the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the for the last twenty
focr eurr comparison with the corresponding osfe OF
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC

c1rsA-sy rail- to Port Tampa. Fla. and the1ce oy
closes al Office daily. except In1rsday a.
$3.50 m (the connecting mails close here on hondaSs
wednesdays and SaturdaysB
xfNTS S,fTy-Cveriaud unless specially addressed so-
Ss1atch By closes AT this Office daily sxce7s
sunday al Is30 . m and 1:5O . II sundays AZ !
?
rail sydney, and themes
Office daily at CON
Meeting mails close here every Monday. wednesday sno
Saturday. -.
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. and thence BY steamer.
closes It this o<fcs $50 ? every Tuesday aad
Thursday
closes office daily at $50 2. N.
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ CzJATEMAL1A-5y
10 and thence BY steamer. closes az tns
daily except sunday. fl-SO and T1l-o
. m sundays az Il 2 N and +1i30 ,. IT. (connsct-
ing mai closes here Mondays 1880 p NJ.
COSTA RICA-By rail 20 Nsv-OrIeans and thsrce -
steamer closes al this Office daily. except sunday a.
+I:3O D. m and 41I>30 p m Sundays AZ u ? N aad
t11:5o p connecting mail closes hare Tuesdays AZ
tPeSfsiersi nail closes At ,. n. previous day
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers the St Paul. which
rived yesterday.
Major E B Cassatt. srrs J. P DroufIlard
Nine BertheIot Dr.. 3 c johnson
Bolevere. Colonel 6 3 Thompson
Thomas Clyde A Navarro.
Among those who arrived the Lucania were:
DR.. Robert Bell. J. Deuing Perkins
E CToustor- Captain Skuwtth
Frank 2 VrusIov
". T McC,askey. 4 Young
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FIELD -vooRAEEs-At the First Presbyterian Church.
1. 1893. Morristovn, N J. William
Russell Bennett OF MorrtstOwn.
searles Of Nsvburg. n. Y Cornelia Emmsu voorhees,
daughter Of George E Voorhees,. Of N J.
to F1rs+ Lieutenant P. Conover Field Z. s 4
sNuTH-DAVTES-On Thursday. June T. 1903. at the
home OF the brides mother No. 303 Washington-ave
Brooklyn. n. Y, By the Rev David Gregg. D. D.
Christine. daughter :
Davies. Augustus Smith. OF the Borough
tan. city Of New-York-
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
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Burnetfs Vanilla Extract
Married.

Is the best the good for your food
| and drink. Insist having BUrnett's
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,,,rrs TOP SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES EIC-
,rrS-7Ay-4+ 10 a FOR Guadeloupe. MaItnlQle, -
bsdos British. Dutch and FreHch tiulA1A- pe' .
- 40 Il supplementary 1oS a NJ 1oF
4r1srica except Costa Rca) and South Paci1o
oo-rs nAr Allanca via Colon lne lor 80
o,1s1 bs directed Per Auianca ls az 4oO II
1ragrs and Haiti per Boivia mai! Tot Sssani1@
-1usr he directed per Bolivia ,
t1-+-ce via Pe-narnbCco and santos {rna1 tor
Ge $ kar1r Prince >
n Tor barbados and Northern Brazil Per > 3
zonsnse via Para and ManaOs az $50 p "a Ns-sk
rrentary l D nj for Turks Isiaho anu -oN- -
TtgTTr{SDAY-At a. Cuba, Hucata1 CanpSScsse -
TsbascO and Chapas. per $ ESperaI11 ulisl
othrr parts Of Mexico must be directed Per > = -
zPBTD4Y-st u n for kits St Martins St Eusss-
tins ana British. Dutch and F'rencn Guiana per =
T-Tsr- AZ - m Mexico 8 s Nasr[s va am
r5-o mail must be directed per = Matanzds a.
ro FOR Porto Plata. per FoxhaLl IroI1 DoSeon
l-sn 1o~ orhsr uars OF Dominican Republic must
directed per s s Foxrall ,, a O'oV ? - ~ -
rnI19s per srsauer from Halifax -
m. Newfoundland. Per .
Posait19- a. 80 a for Argentina Uruguay ana
psrasTIav 9 Bellanock- at $50 a. N Ss1ppH--
an1sT 40 a m for Porto Rico Curacao and Venez
raIs ne- Philadelphia tnau 1or say ANNA a.i1
C-arragsna must be directed per 3 8 Pniace1pnla p
a. $50 a. supplementary lo-5g a NJ TOT l-~-'
TsanS Ianoaica SavaafIla and Carrasena per = >
8 = AIlsghany'D. $50 a tsupp4er1ieIlta LO.So
- Cor Haiti santa Marta. per = > AclronoacN
e. a-aO q ~ supplementary 1870 M for LesSart
Wt7dward Islands British Dutch ana rreno2
d. mus Be directed per Caribbee' ,: ar 10 m
f1~ Yucatan per $. Dasgryt az 10 a n lor Cuos-
Moro Castle, via Havana az Az'So , H. k0l
SIrba per Curftyba. VIA HavaIa
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Among those who arrived on La Bretagne from
Havre
Y. Cornte Chambrun Paul Johnson
T. D. Benson. r Stevens
C. A. Cetlin- J. Mitchell
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EEw-YORK CITY
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named above
THE TRIBUNE will mailed to Cuba Porto Rico.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Fer all points IN United States Canada and Mexico
| OF boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx
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TT-EsDAY-At so n for italy direct. Per ctrts
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Europe. Per sNronPrinz Wilhelm. VIA EtyHlDu1-'
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vF1NEsT74Y-4r $50 m. for Europe Per = g
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rarred s'par st PauTO; at . 30 g m ior S7t1sIs
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susr : Noordsm -. $50 (su2plelleilLay ~
m for Europe. per = Teutonic. via 2ueehs1ON"
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F1vnt Czrascs British and Lorenzo Marquee mus
~ directed .'uer Fuersr Bsu1a-ck 2. a. q m
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Pretasr Havre mail Tor otner .
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cs1ts via Queenstown, a for IIa-y dLfect p
We mai be directed Per >
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directed per 8 > Ne@tzl1 =.
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Malls nared above additional SupPeIae1-,
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80 Tarusn steamers. and remain open un'I "iluin
Ifinu+ss 0f the hour OF sailing OF s7eaIl9r-
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16
Wright-Blair

John l.. Blair, chairman of the Re-
publican County Central Committee,
and Mrs. Harriet Wright were mar
lied at the home of Mrs. Wright's son,
Dr' George s. Wright, about six o'clock
sunday afternoon, Rev A. G. Boyd
Onclating. During all the years of her
residence here Mrs. Wright, now Mrs
BAR has held very high place in
'ne esteem of the people and has been
d Particular favorite'with the boys and
girls Mr.. Blair also has many friends
mere The newly welded couple have
'ne best wishes Of the entire .commun-
IVY Tor their long life and Happiness.
iney will reside for short time in the
WY cottage of the bride, on Spring
street. until the home Of the groom is
made ready for their occupancy.
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tario, Canada, not quite fifty years ago
and lived there about twenty-five
years. HisSnother, whom he visited
there four years ago, is still living. A
nephew, Mr.. JAS. McGinniss, from
Reid. Ontario, is now visiting here.
Mr.. WEIGH was married to Miss Eliza
Hankinson, of San Juan island, in Oc-
tober, 1891. One daughter, Alice, now
eight years old, is the only child. They
were married by Rev. Father Man,
iloux. of Port Townsend, and it is ex-
pected that he will conduct the funeral
service, which will be held,at the Cath
Ollie church in the valley this after
noon.
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A Coming Treat

The Alcott Literary Society of the
Whatcom Normal school will give an
entertainment in the Odd Fellows
hall, Friday Harbor, April 25. The
Alcott Society consists of forty-four
girls, who will give an original school
play, college songs, instrumental and
vocal solos, and a cantata. This pro-
gram will contain some of the best
literary work of the best school in the
state, and is filled with. fun and catchy
music. Everyone is urged to; attend
and get an idea of the work done in
the Normal. : im
Admission, adults, IS cents; children,
Is cents.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16
Death OF Patrick welsh

~ ratrick WEIGH, landlord. of the
tourist hotel and. one of the best
Anown Residents Of the county died
81 MS home here Tuesday morning at
Uoclock Of consumption, after long
niness. He spent the winter in the
81 region of California, hoping that
ue cnange Of climate might prove
enenclal to him. but it availed nHth-
s aud he returned to his home here
s'i j. Mr.. Welch was born in On
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BeIIingham Bay
Transportation Co.
HeadrOillce: Lighthouse Bleck,
WHateom, Washington, e..

Steamer -Willapa leaves WHATCOM
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
at 7:4b,p. m; for Aifiscortes,, Everett,
Seattle and TACOMA. tl&,i
Steamer Dode leaves WI A!rGQM Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Fridays at
5s45 p; n for Anacortes, Eyeyett and
SEATTLE, ~ ~
Connections made at, Anaoprtes and
Whatcom with Steaner. buckeye
from the Sai Juan islands. y
Returning, steamers leave Coleman dock,
foot of Columbia street, Seattle, every,
NIGHT, except Sunday, at 500 r m.
NqrE-Steamer Dode leaves Whatcour at
100 a. m. Sundays, Wednesdays and
ETidays for Reach, Blaine ana Point
Roberts. returning same day.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

"How does you like de'new preach
er?" asked Mr.. Erastus Pinkley. Every
much" answered Miss Miami Brown.
"He's got good staht. He knows a
heap o. words, an jes' as soon as gifts
'em arranged in de proper order hell
have mighty fine sermon."-Wash-
ington Star.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

Chas. M. Bartlett, for many years a
residentof Lopez island, but who has
been living for several years at Port
Orchard, Kitsap county, was a visitor
to the county seat Monday. He is
spending a few weeks visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Gallanger, at Lopez.
Two of his sons are employed at the
Puget Sound navy yard, one of'them
as messenger for the captain Of the
yard.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

At the methodist, Church next Sab
bath evening the Epworth League will
commerce at 7 O'clock, pu bile service
atlas. Temperance will be the topic
for the public service. Quite num-
Der will take part in it, but the main
address will be delivered iby J. w.
Shoots. Good singing assured.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

Insure in the ,,Etna, "the leading fire
insurance combany Of America. 20.
H. Culver, resident agent.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

The Santa Juanita Club extends q
vote Of thanks to Mr.. Gene Gould, Mr..
Loyal Larson, Miss Pearl Simpson and
the teachers Of the public school for
their valuable aid in the recent library
entertainment, and express thanks to
the public for generous patronage.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16

Services at the Presbyterian church
every Sabbath at IL 90 a. NJ. and 7:3O
D. M; Sabbath School at 1000 a. M;
Y. P. s. G. E. at $50 p.sm.-A. q.
Boyd, Pastor.
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a,t or Camera supplies at Fowle's.
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$500 Only $500


We will send Both Papers One
Year and the sub cribers choice of
Rand & McNally's large Revers-
ibie Map of .vthe State of
washington and the United
states, with 1900 Census of the State,
or of any one of three large, handsome
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"Phafaoh's Horses" and ruth, the
cleaner; also copy of the ISLANDER
Supplement and County Map.
The Regular Subscription Price OF the
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Wedding and enga dernsht rings.
GOlpMAN'5, Seattle.
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Local and personal

Local and personal s
5 ,.o,,o-S..o,,~$
Kodak or Camera supplies at Fowle's.
White field seed peas at P. A. Jensen's.
Tho ISLANDER and the Seattle Daily
c,ar one year for only So.
watch for the whaicom Normal boat
,.,,,rdav afternoon, April 70.
r,,,t fail to hear the "A Normal girls
oa,rrdav night, April %, 1908.
Ed Chevalier was i'll town MONDAY
sun, sneiden island in his new gaso-
line launch. :,
urs Isaac Sandwich went to Ia
anna last Saturday for short visit
with trends.
Donald Erickson yeturned Saturday
from Anacortes, where he was very Ill
with pneumonia.
81 3;
There was quite a gorgeous display
If millinery creations at the local
churches Sunday.
G. n. Culver, of Doe Bay, spent
fsu DAYS last week visiting his son, 0.
r Culver, and family.
CITY Engineer Gerhard, of Fair
haven went to Lopez Tuesday TO sur
rev an oyster location in Fisherman's
bay. \
Mrs. Warren Dightman and little
am are visiting at the home of her
narent.. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, in the
valley
r. r. Paxon was quite i'll at the
Island Lime Company's works the first
ofthe week. DIR. Wright visited him
MOndya p
DR.. Lee Baker, of Port Townsend,
announces that he intends to spend
several days here each month, prepared
to do all kinds of dental work.
Mrs Blair wishes to express her sim
cere thanks for the sweet singing of her
Young friends on Monday evening and
for the kindly thought which prompted
it.
Services at the Presby terrain church
every Sabbath at 100 a. NJ. and 7:30
D. M; Sabbath School at 1000 a. M;
Y. P. S. G. E. at $50 p. sm.-A. G.
Boyd Pastor.
The Santa Juanita Club extends q
vote ofthanks to Mr.. Gene Gould, Mr..
Loyal Larson, Miss Pearl Simpson and
the teachers Of the public school for
their valuable aid in the recent library
entertainment, and express thanks to
the public for generous patronage.
-
At the methodist, Church next Sab
bath evening the Epworth League. will
commence at O'clock, pu bile service
745. Temperance will be the topic
for the public service. Quite num-
Der will take part in it, but the main
address will be delivered fby J. w.
Shoots. Good singing assured.
Chas. M. Bartlett, for many years
residentof Lopez island, but who has
been living for several years at Port
Orchard, Kitsap county, was visitor
TO the county seat Monday. He is
spending few weeks visiting his
daughter, Mrs. ,Gallanger, at Lopez.
Two of his sons are employed at the
Puget Sound navy yard, one of'them
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,,h;te field seed peas at P. A. Jensen's.
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= Mrs. Blair wishes to express her sin
cere thanks for the sweet singing of her
young friends on Monday evening and
for the kindly thought which prompted
il.
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BEILINGHAM BAY
--ANa
BRITISH CbEUMB
RAILROAD

The tram leaving Wliatcom at O'Clock p. IN.
daily connects with & p. Ry at sumas for Van
Through CsSsh to Whatsoever
Train arriving at. " as'SQn g, rs connects
with {. p. Ry.
: IMPERIAL ,LpdrrED f.
st Mission !fhction traiu lexSlus, whate2m at
$40 a. m esixpt Sundayand gao A. m. S'ndaY
only, connecfswith the y. p. I at:pulnas To-
Seattle and 49, stations.
= e',Nf'a st7s Jy,sDoNoyAN, Gen snp'-
A. pRANJN, Asst. srlt
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watch for the whaicom Normal boat
day afternoon, April %.
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non,t fail to hear the "A Normal girls
o,,rriay night, April 25, 1903.