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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
MATS FOE. SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
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FRIDA Y-At $50 for Ba-5ados and Brazil per
~ prrlaul-rIco. Rio JanelrO and santos
,rlasI FOR Northern Brazil. Argentins. Lr1su2y and
ua-e.v--- --..s- be- directed Eellagg0'J az
fi., nj ,s11uien.s1-a-y 1880 for St Thomas.
Cr5fv. ard and WLu1vard Islands. British
T-r-~r -d French Guiana. s.. FOn-aDele mail
- 7arbaf1s Grenada and trinidad u1sg bs directed
.s-a- F1u-ao~-.e. D.
san m [Y-At 6.3U a. n FOR Newfoundland. per .
Rosal-d. 5 a. m Tor b-ruuca, per . 3 Fr-tora.
l=.iol erus1rary 3.50 a. - t1r Curacao
a-4 Vs-ezuela- s. Julia mall Tor oavanlL4 and
- greeted s. s. Z1lia'l.
~ frr 81 ELr-s. ST Martins. St Eustatius British.
T.-r, ard Fr-11n GUAM. per s. O. Ller5 AZ a n.
~ Porto El-o. e g1arno Wa san Juan a. 80
1880 a. E-l Ter Forums tslaud.
Jana "a -atanllsa Carrassra and Greytown. per g
slaxr--v mail Tor COSTA l-ica must be directed per
Ar.-x-sr.''E tzLpDerec tary 1890
a NJ s1- Iuasla and hai-l. PEI Lrold- at 10 a
Lr--z-a Trinidad and Cll1ad Bolivar.
lIa-a.al. ~ a. to- Cuaa- per 3 = Mexico VA
II--.-z- a. fer B1-bados and BrazlL 3 >
r--rIsva E---au1oUCo Rio J4leir1 and
~ S--raeru Brazl Arssnti1e. Uruguay and Paraguay
C.~se-eI e EaiieEglo.'f 12So
F-r Clla- pr . OInta. Havana. q
- ~ A-zzn-tns. Uruguay and Faraszsy. D.r q /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

LESLELAdA 4AELAAA dAAA 4D-Nas @-ACGdelt
-v-ss-4-r--- o. c. SEPT c4-F-osr warnings have
rs~- issues f-- Indiana Mich the
-er.- t-e Ohio valley ana -re interior ~ re Middle
s-r.--- -t--rs Storm -arrL-Es displayed -re
oss. r-rg~s coast from Block Island Eas-p--- The
r-o- r. -se Atlantic ed approach ve-y close
coast ana a-ra-e--y rl-Ee5 me eastward with
r.-- srf-r a-v winds NJ e7ueCce within The
1.-.-s q rhze-st-- ve--esfzy there show
er az --- Nr--r Fa-r- along -he EasJer1 lower
lake.. and locally us--es1s. night and THURSDAY along
--- t--z--- Coast tfe southern plateau and extreme
e-.--rr-- rsrr---Ia Elsewhere The weather fair
-.-r-4---s have esre- decidedly FROM Arkansas and
Tennessee -----ass-vsr5 y degrees below
ne sas=--zl average u ere LaEolas. NEBRASKA snc
Minnesota they have riser rapidly and % % &C.
es above tra 4a7s1ls. throughout the North
There o.. te showers Frl.ay Central and West &7r-
-z-z c7--- DAKOTA end In the southern plateau. end
showers tv Frszs- night Saturday -- N1--le-- Mn
-r-- -,---re-- Wisconsin ard W=e-e-z Lpp@- Michigan
=.v-s-s vii also cl1-rue Saturday n the s5--rHrn
-.--a-- TIE ue1-re- vIT continue cool Friday In the
s.isse A-ls--l- srat-- ana Nev-E-sar-. followed b.
---r -r,-s-atares SATURDAY. n VIII - warner Fri5av
t- -.-ra- valleys and Jake au- cooler IL t-s
,.--azr ~ u.I ra cooler Saturday r re Jpper ais
4.s-... valley a-5 v--e.s-- -1rs- LAKE region
,-.zs.ss.--. r-..-r s-r ere ~+r- urre- lake r-gc-
hlfl-.r ---a--ir coast WINS
F-r .~--s rH---vs-- % -a--l. becoming s1s-
-...-#a. .r s-.a~-l. I.aF- light 20 --7s1
-......-. .- -.. I-s Coast c-t fresh and mostly
.... .- ..ra- r--sa south 20 sl-.n-
and t.r -rer lakes .-E-- p Tres. aE- f1I-aIe
es-a--E F-f-aF - t-rclraI l2--e VII 49,
-r-s lsr-r "-.7 and tair o7 Nesi-ef 10 ne till1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
Has MTLNER DECLINED ?
HIS Arscer Sent to King, but No
Announcement Made

r--tc-. Sent ga Kings messenger who
v.s set 20 Lord Miner. who is 81 CARLSBAD
-a-,--e- no -yo-so- Yesterday v-.-h an answer,
s-s as -- announcement was made 80 is in
fs--s5 --a- Lord Miner has declined - accept
me portfolio of -re Colonies.
TIE public is -ar.nrire CO. display iuratienoe
- RE r--. o1EztIon ~ The cabinet crisis Ai-e
Tines" this mo.-iug urges LORD NIiner 10 re-
-7--.-e- ri= .- r,red refusal on th= ground
.-z- 70 e new Ministry comes into once be VII
--- he retained -n south Aerca. and he eoUl1
therefore best serve the Couulry-s interest ~
s--r1-.re the Colonial Secretary ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
SHAW GUEST OF BANKERS.

Washington. SEPT 94-Secretary Shaw and
his daughter. Controller Ridgely and Treasurer
Roberts left here this afternoon for two DAYS
outing down the Potomac a. The guests OF the
Bankers Associations Of Maryland and The Dis
trict Of Columbia The bankers go attend their
annual Joint convention. although part Of the
venti0n vas held On the steamer. Tie party will
visit Newport News and Old Point Comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
orrsA sLNcER SUES RoEERT cRAu.

--s-ar p Pc-sse has flsd suit In re CITY Court
.--,-s- pcnr-t G-au rhe operate inpresario, Tor
- tc- alleged breach e contract
49, arc his VIE E6lth Mason. mace q con-
-. --.-. --se 70 sing a. the Columbia Theatre
!, ro--,- ir pro6uction cf The Nika1o' and
au--sF--e. a. -re -are ~ 500 week each, and
- arrr--rs The -leiurtT alleges that the
1000. vas broken without reason ~ calse ara
go rr recover the amount 81 salary cue hifn i-
- -r---r-r had NOT beer broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
G w. vANDgRsILT GOES TO eiLTMoEE.


.t- lL--1---tH -o ---N -'----'
h.czs--. Tenn. sel- -s.-DsgLste- utth TIE
-'l-oss WORK be- BEL having done .n NeN-f OLA
&c trouble between tractors and uorlzrTien.
-e E Lanle~r.- lr r.rR Ihe way 20 h-lt-
.--r 81. "a long resi-. Re lc eAFectea 10 reich
-e tomorrow e1.-ts-crs ~ give bis personal at
BENTON matters r-rralHllg 20 f-s estate. sflett
.- H.- lf changes have been made recently lAI-
.ar-rr- -r~- b .trrore with fle intention - re-
ne away several months. bun things W0lch re
-.. fo-eE-e have happened 10 interfere VII
Us plans rHIrrr0re ls being prepared r. ITS re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

Ph,ppi1s Island. via san Francisco dasg
a. 5g p N. 70 SEPTEMBER 81 inclusive for a.
patch per T. = IrarsDu-r
G "a src japan -es-rle close daily 3 30 D
n W September a.. inclusive. t1r dispatch %
klrsnig MARI
Crins au9 Jagsn. "a Vancouver and victoria. y. G.
dalF a. Sd 2 r. ~ % September ~
chaE1.-@ Tor o. s. Pusta- Asslcy a. Shanghai
o. fsrWarlet va Cana'ial
Hawaii Japan. CHINA ard Paiilpp.-e Islands. "a
Francisco close here daily a. 60 3. On. ~ OCto-e
a. inclusive f1r spateh per :. poric.
Nev-ZeaIaud. Australia fs1-eDt Wesrl Neg-Ca ef0rl
lay $50 2 % O October A. inclusive. f1r
eaten Ter Ns1-ura or tee Cuuarf
nd British mail for NeV-Z-aland does
n tine WITH tlis disuatc1. nafis-
DAYS I'D q a. and ESQ m-Nu -
ard f1rwartsd untu srrfvsl % C1uar9
China aad japan va Tacoma close here daily AZ 40
2 October 81. Inclusive. f7r dispatch per
Australia e-sept wesu FiH Islands AID SeT--aI.io,i.
Va Fanco4Fer sn4 --.ofia y g. close here daily az
go , . October SO. inclusive. disDzrch
per NioWera-
Tssiti snd Ma-quss4s VIA san Franes.co clos.
asrs dally At % z " 70 October SCI Inclusive,
NOTF-Lnless crherT-ss ad1rcssed W-x- Au~r.s. =.
Forwarded va Europe. AMI SsU-ZsaIand ana P1'rt--
pines Wa san Francis-o-t1e quickest routes Pnsf.-
pines spe-faliy a1ressed via Cansla'f q 'vfs r--
b. faly prepaid The fcreign -stss- Ha~sG 1.
fo-varsea va sar Fraacisco exclusively.
Transpsrrc mails are orEarfed % % ssf1
s-hetlle - 1osrr arranged On 80
Ton o. her u1fu-erroptet ovsrla1d r-srse gRa<.
CORNELIUS VAN cor p,.r->
pcs---s- N---Tor<. y. p s~rs--ns-r IA fsos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
OBITUARY.
DR.. WILLIAM z. NAueHToN.

Dr. William (. Naughton. son q the late James
" Naughton. who was for twenty years Superin-
tendeut OF the Department % Public Buildings IN
Brooklyn died on Wednesday at his home. No. 194
Clinton-st-. That borough He was born IN brooklyn
n 1874 and received his education a. the Poytech-
mic Trstirute and the Long Island College Hospital
For Two years ne surgeon for ire Red =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

fSnouId be read DAILY a. interested as onAns-'
NAY any uuef -.-.-- % foos
Fo~slEn nails f-r tre WeE sn1lls 17--l--
viii close fpr.--rIv al caseel az rns Genera
f-7vgs- Fa-ce Mails close ore nLr ar -
--si-g tine s1ow1 o=os Parcels Post Mails or ger
--s-v Close a. m Monday and W@lr'slaL
R-r1-a- ana Supplementary mails close a. E7Iesn
-i71 raIf -0ur later t1an closing tine shown nstoN
cent -1s- S-rur--,e-ta-y Mails f-r Europe ald ent
A-lsrica via Colon. close hour later At FoFe's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

cr-Ea-vIa Florida cl1ses ofacs daily sxes5t
I'..Irslav l. a. connecting mails csos>
rzfe IA sg=1nss-ays Saturdays Va Tampa and
MONDAYS -l-al-l.
49, - --.anf unless spectsLy Addressed cc-
closes az this once 1aty. sEcsps
s1alag. l-s5 2 and 4l-55 = r. sundays az
and u .aJ :. ~
steamer -1is cece caty % =.
Ii t~or usctl-z uz4is Lolizy. Ws11-s
zzy AID SATURDAY.
raW1 ~ ~ ran % Boston ard th-nus BY steamer,
closes AZ ta-s olzce a ? every Tuesday ard
THURSDAY
r.1ses al THIS lf1-s daIg % a
rEr.TZE PUERTO CoRTEZ and GCATEMSLA-Ey
NsE---.ssEs and thence ~ steamer. closes es
tbs once CaIr except sunday. AZ tl5U p n ar1
$50 p r. sundays 81 3 srt 81 30 D
tclr-ec-IrE mail closes here Mondays a. tll-50 n
COSTA Grra-Br ran NeE-fl-eaus. and thence ~
stsars-- cl8zes daily. EXCEPT sunday.
Ar 20 r r. ard 81 m Sundays a. . n
f11 80 2 connecting mail closes acre Tuesdays ~
srss.stsrsa siaf closes a, ? r. previous cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
r4g sovAL WEDDING At okRMsTADT.

Berlin sr-- .s-T-he Car and Czarna WI ar
i've - -----=-asr ro--uorrow Afternoon Their re-
~e1-io- ufl 30 most simple A choir - sixty Rus
Var singer for tse wedding - Prince Andrew @
7.e.ee rad Princes Alice ~ BartenberE. have ar
flrf0 - rlavrstsef
~leeu W--lhslr1ira - TEcIlnrd and te- hus1and
e-aT reached castle Reffsrs-ei-f-l1 near
'ehWe-ir where rtev VII tpenc a vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
LIFE INSURANCE OF S15O.OOO
Friends of Frederick S. Gibbs Say
He Carried 1t.

Il vas said last night by friends OF the late
ex-senator Frederick s. Gibbs. whose funeral
takes place to-day. that he carried life insur-
ance Of $4,000 Il is understood that this
insurance together with his house al AsbUry
Park and the one in this city. and his collection
of pictures comprises the bulk Of his estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
r-rr-As- ZOE 10y AND sA-rRpAY.

r England 1alr oo--lrass cool today. saturday
..l- vs--er EXCEPT .- Zsiae5 fresh brisk
,-r5s becoming east SATURDAY
r-- the District CO Columbia Maryland ara Eastern
a-usrlvsra cortuust uool to-day Aa-lrcEy FAR
~ 80 cool Ilgf- fres1 nerrh 90 eaEt Uin1s
TO- Delaware Hn5 Seu-J-rsey fair. continue COO TO
-. ss+u-ssv fa.- not 80 cool.
- Wes-sru Nev-fcrk far today saturday -a-r
rkr.ahse ptr1s. beccr-lrE so-tl ard fresh.
peEns. fstr tCcaE snc SATURDAY.
80 -tsfrr -errpc-Etrc Stncs becoming scuth and fresh
~ Frs..~- NeW-Tork- far. cuutlnue1 col to-day:
e,u-tay .ar cools fresh &c h-isE north e east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
GOVERNOR oDELL ~ ROCHESTER.

iso'hesrer. SeTr 1l.-Governor O6el arrived from
?. henees Co---v la.~ ~ Warer.ea this ere0ins
N.t -.e e-ssr o. George ~ Af.-.lgs. -t 4" 7'~'
POI n-r l-rrr 1e- potreal t.a-'--
- 1-F.rre- r.e~ ne .-T leave fo-ulorrCw morn
- rp'-k -he Monroe Cr~ rT fay ~ brorh-
fe.tI-rfrr .0air.sler -l-Elarr1F -tefIfF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
SUGGESTED FOR CoADJUTOR.
Friends Expect the Rev. Percy S. Grant Will
Be Candidate

Among the various rr1mors as 20 who will be-
elected as coadjutor IN Bishop Potter. the name %
the Rev. Percy :. Grant. % the Church ~ the
Ascension has been favorably mentioned Though
little can be learned from him or his friends
the subject il is understood that he viii be pro
posed and that - vii receive co1sider77i~ sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
SpeciaL Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

TIE TEIBJ SE mail On Actress -
abroad. ai.r-ss changed oftsn 40
desired Subscriptions - srer ~ your Ies1lar
dealer before eagt1E 70 eoavsnsnt. land t1s-
N a. LID TEIHLNE l.l.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
4 z HEINERDlNCER.

J. Z HeiuercinEer. q member OF the Stock tx
change died a. his home. No. East Eighty-ssc-
ond-st-. yesterday morning. He had been In poor
health for long time. II. Heinerdinrer was sd-
rnitted - the Exchange IN 1ssi He was a director
N several Companies including the Pacific Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

.s c. sr e-are 90 ea-rezDonLinE ast y~ar. g.
-ra -- -l.-rezuru-frr sae rWe-rE-1Ee years .
forecast Fair arc caflilrle- CO. u9---. 'l-i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
OF AMERICAN DESCENT.
Young Lord Ermouths Family
Formerly O7cned annapolis.

Young LORD Exmouth. who has Just entered the
Royal Navy r. England. bears . patronymic that
Is vel known in this country for il MS great
granof3t6eT. Humphrey Pelsw. who owned the
estate that Is occupied by the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis Nd. and it was
because his sens fought the British side in the
War o. Independence that he received no conpen-
satiou for his land. OF the three sons. one was
killed IN \ skirmsh which preceded the surrender
% Burgoyne AZ Saratoga Another was Admiral
Sir Israel Peliev. who commanded the Ccuqueror
at the Battle C Trafalgar while third was
Lord Exuouth. One Of Lord Exmouth's grand
sons. Henry Edward PeIew. in 1s5s married Miss
Eliza Jay. q New-York. daughter Of Judge VIII
ian JAY. and after rhe death OF MS wife. IN 1859
married, ia lS75. her sister Augusta. Henry Peilew
has several children. by both his irst and second
marriages. one % them. Charles Ernest Pelew.
being married 20 the daughter OF Professor Chand-
Ter. o. New-Tork-
The first Lord Exmouth received his pserage.
together with q perpetual pension o. $1,000
year for mis- services IN bombardlng and destroying
ire feet and arsenal o Algiers. and thus crushing
the power % the pi-atiCal Deys OF Aigiers. VINO
Tor hundreds OF years had spread terror and desc
Iation along the coast O. the Mediterranean
Il may be remembered that the United states
took part IN this bombardment OF Algiers. being
the first occasion believe. on which the English
and United States fleets went into action as
friends instead % foes Some years ago the late
Lord Exmouth committed his pension IN consider
alton Of SD 90 year. MS being one OF the last
q the s0-called hereditary pensions. which were
always unpopular with the people owing 10 the
fact OF their having been toe often conferred as
tokens Of unworthy royal favor than as reward
for military and naval services.
Young Lord Exmouth has a bachelor uncle the
Honorable William PeIlew. who Il his only heir
falling whom the Viscounty OF Exnouth and the
Pellew baroretcy pass 70 Henry Edward Peiew'
whom I mentioned above a. married 10 the daugn-
ter % william Jay. Of Sew-York. and who, making
his home in Washington. is. 10 al i7tents ana
PURPOSES IN American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

aLLTNtr-H1 EE7.-A- che brides residence, 80 IS
F.--.=a----, -n-agl. September 3 -v Rev Dr.
Charles A. Li--l-cot Bertha. daughter q william T.
Baker Van Wszeu-1 AlL1z. NJ. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

r. -
ta--- SO = Mountain ave s--1e-sir- y J Ia 'Fr.-
-r~. September - l<ts3 a. - r m Ca-r.a--s vii
fe-r-en- A. N---1a-9t1n. Eoz-o- ra5e-E pleas.
EAs-uAS-Es--i-t rays- we Ct. Iaz.rn Eastman ana
% Robert t0-lF@~. FI1e-al
ciocs on sunday. September 2. a. No East
.,1HHS-A- h.s -ests-.- s.---l Asz-lrv Fa-s \ J. os
N11day. September q. Frederick Seymour Boz In
ss-5 year ot ITS Funeral services viii b. a
the church - The I-srz-s -stil1 1-s-. o. 5th
a. io-55 7lo1s- IzierHasa; a. G-seaEood
-RANp1N-oa September - Is05 Jane Ez.sabsta
80 < Faas-aI a. her late ---ii--es h w..t
Mans. Cl-t-E- =. J. Frea7. September >.
O'Clock
HEINERDIS-GE1H17 THURSDAY raorni1s. September p.
fIs1srdlnser dearly beloved husbaaf Harriet
mann ara o. AuE1sla anc the late 2 u Hei-asr-
1irEsr. N ne -'t- 5-+I % - a-- -l1f1- a. -
conv=ne-ce q the family Paris papers please
Sumner o. the late Anersw Lester ard q Nay
Funeral servlces AZ heir country rssiosncs
SATURDAY Z 2. Railroad Gtat11. Jev-tt City.
Com
10 al Be-aa-,isvflls y J. Nary Pietoa vfio~ q
Edvar1 Parse Cuss Lewts. ana csqEnter % the ate
EdwIn A. stevens. o Caste Point Hoooksn. y J.. n
6+-h q ne- a-e t1nere sertl1ss VI p bed
- Trinity Church WasnlnEton and seysnu sts Hob
y. J.. On Ffiday. septs1see- > lsso. a. 100
g. II Lnterne1t a. FTinoeton y J.
Isaueila wife Flayias J Perry. sset % yearl Eu
ga services held az her Lzre residence No.
gfg No-tn Fllton-sve-. Msunt Nernou on Saturdsy.
-,-r--r-a.- g a. ] O.clocz , n
sTEBEIsS-su1deaIy. ssvtsrns~r . 1915. South
stelhi1a and laughter q f5sorss
ford Ga sla E5-IIlst AesIs" - s.cSs
S~pxe-hsr u. . n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

MAIN JFFI-T---yo ia N.-s...-s-
TFToVS 6F5IcE;-S@ L55s sloaasay. or any An.-s-
NEwARk sIiANcH OFFIcB-Frs1sries \. sommsr. No.
4SHoa .. the faa TIE T a n 10
EreFa Gella s @. 10. 81 ssg-o1f2-a-;ss,
Ar1srieaa Esprezs corPany- n. ; watsrloo TIess
International sleeping Car Company. No 20 Cock
TIE London once q THG TRIBUNE o. a eoav.aisus
PSRIs-J Msnrc. 8 Co 70 : Rue scribe.
John Wsnanszsr Co. NJ a. Rue ass Fs1r-s
M5fs1a.. Hars.s & 60. y 81 a2al.ysra Haus'as
-s,;s-5ral lie' d asv Va. e. roBA-,
A1sr.ea7 Ex2ress company. No. Il Rue se-fs-.
cESEvASLogI6sTd oa-er & CO. and raio9 BARK
FLORENCE- French. Lemon & Co. Nos Snd W
M3-seay 3 Co. Bl-k-r, .- .. .,
HANBI- FI-Arlerica1 Express Company. ~ ~
RRENEN-AnerI-an Express Company. Nc sahaao.
GENO4-Amsrican Express CsnPaaT. No Is va So
ANTWEFP BE1GTrN-Am.risan Ezpr.s, counp.Hy
- ouai Van DycS
Fer TIE coavsneres q TRIBUNE READFRs so-ose
suS65Y TBrBtSE 81 ais n TIE rssdas r55as Of n.
LoS5oT@Ho5si victoria Savoy Hotel TIE L4asas.
Hotel. carlton Hotel claridgs's HotsL Hotel Nssro
ard Hotel No-forS-st- EubaazHasats ouse7'' Hotel
s5Ds5eI75i Ho,sl Lys-gooli Greer. .,I aS5s-
Tlrbrif=r Wells. Midland Hotel &0recarnes 80.
Slf4rand Hotel rsrbv- FoIlers Hotel. Shankllr
Ho-si Isle u Wight waterloo Hotel. 5strws-T-cosd-
Wales
Ayr. station Hotel Durrfries
CHR ATTA P-FIotai Cecil
PTS-rf--st C7-a--arr Hotel as Ls e Alccr tsred
ry--er e TN-rs-Es H0-sI o. Fslats E7tei q =
r-~4-d Br=-azr4 Hotel James ard Albany.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANcE-5otei NstsoPce
Venice Palace Hctel n--l-l.
zse- P7Ia-e Genoa Grand Hotel Rome. Grand E1tei
CJ-r-aI Rome. Hotel Royal Da1tetL venice -
Hotel Venice Hotel &c IA VILE Milan Ca2 A@1''"
Hotel. Mentions
ryEIC5IUlI -Le Grand Hotel. BRUSSELS ,-
EsRNANYSassaus-Eio Hctel -,Sss1 - 50
7r-z Hotel Munich Hotel Strauss SurPncerss IS
rs-ne--os Hotel Frankfurt Hctel beileV1e
Neliiers Hotel AiX-ls-l,hap4.le Etoiel e Ii'---
NTava--e-cr-EEine. Hotel Harms. Lo.ozn-
Ar--TFgra 4ANDHc-sl I3ristol
Grand FI--s Ff1nzarta. Budaces-s Holet Nd-'-i-
CARLSBAD Hotel Lac, Zuricr
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us -Ae caau~es r-pe-a-ure for the as twenty
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BY EAELT MI -FttfN
or points ted =-ares -a-s.is ard M-r1ca
t5ursfe hor.u-s % Mann ttta1 and rs BronxI
Al-1 rI-a r-r-r Eirr Hawaii ard the Philippines
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lAITY AN- SUNDAY. Wts-.dl.Y FARMEI2.
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The present Lord Percy is q very clever young
man Of the type % Lord CJrzoE, and enjoys the
reputation OF being the most Unconditional man OF
his age In London. where men pride themselves OF
being Unconditional IN spite OF this he carried or
while al oxford University the Newdegate prize
.5r poetry Ha has also travelled extensively IN
tie orient has achieved some distinction as an
sxrt1rer and has written several clever books
about his uard-ri-Es. Al Oxf1Yd ne was known
for MS proves as an athlete. and also as an ana
teu- actor he is a rather brilliant man. thor
o,,er1v I'D 70 date. and has apparently inherited
few Of the t6iost-craces OF his father and grand
father. The latter, Ike his son the present duke.
was . member az that queer sect known as the
Irzineltes. and ar his table. even a. state ban
Duets and a. grand dinners, one seat vas always
kept vacant reserved for tie coming OF Christ
The la-s duke was also a vegetarian. and was very
strict. indeed. his pronounced religious views led
MIN 70 the extraordirary step % taking Queen
Victoria 10 about the worl1uess q her eldest
son. the present King. He obtained audience
Tor the purpose from her majesty relieving Il % De-
his duty % ire greatest mobiles o. TIE Brit
ssh Empire 10 demonstrate with her the subject
He likewise. or another occasion. reproache5 her
IN connection wtth the excessive grief which she
had manifested 81 the loss Of her husband The
old duke regarded this wicked "a the extreme.
and did not hesitate 80 tell her majesty 50
Alrvick Castle. the principal country seat o.. the
Duke @: So-thuulberlaud. il a noble and majestic
pie ard the only historic building II Great Britain
except windsor. warwick Castle and Westminster
Abbey. which vas IN existence over q thousand
years agc- Il % the best existing specimens
OF tie OLD border castlea ot the Middle Ages. It's
battIerneute5 wall. Ranked BY sixteen huge
towers. and its monumental kitchens celebrated
= LORD 5eaco1sfeld's novel '~Tanc-ed."
The ducsl family % Northumberland Is the only
one ir the British Deersge that still retains the
hereditary privilege O. being buried within the walls
o. Westminster Abbey. Formerly many great fam
lies possessed this right but they have either BE-
come extinct or have allowed the privilege to lapse
The Northumberland vsulS in the Abby is beneath
the St Nicholas Chapel and the last entou b-neut
there was that Of the t2ther OF the present duke.
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Lord Garioch whose marriage 20 Miss Sybu
Fea-hcote has tust taken place In Scotland IS the
edest son ana hsr OF the Earl OF Mar. the premier
earl o, Scotland Although Lord Mar. who is
clergyman. figures n the peerage the thirty
thi-6 IN descent dating from the yea- 15. yet the
earIdo-n existed long prior 10 that epoch, the MEM
be-s q the present Lord Mars family having been
Esrs O. Mars ab intio.- that is % say. since the
,e-v dawn q Scottish history. on every page o:
which their names may Dc said 70 nsure some
three hundred years ago & curse hurled against
ire family according 70 the terms % which the
rsorise - Nsr Vas 10 be overJaken BY such ruin
t1at the grand han o. its castle should be used a.
stable tor horses and its state apartments az
uorkshop for Eeavers. while tres should grow on
irs harster7ents and that The line should ~