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Hawaii china Japan and Philippine Islands va saa
Erancisco here daily az $50 D. p - - S~4f -
incIusve FOR dispatch per s. Hons H1ls At-fl ~,
$500 nd japan Seattle. Close here daily az 80
. m up 20 July IS inclusive fcr dispa1ch Per > .
Maru 49,.
ps-e dsfiv al $50 D up July IS inclusive Tor
dspatch per s. &2ripost
tse[sfl Ispan China. Philippine ISLANDS. va San
Frarcsco close here daily az $50 o. m up % july AZ.
fnclrsive for clspatch per s. s. CRY Or FeSln-.
-Tssland Australia except Wcsf.
Igu Ssroa and Hawaii San Francisco. close 1e.s
deiIv al so o after June 20 and up 90 jay ~
Inclusive dispatch per sonoisls ~ lle -
sf-rzr CARRYING British NAL for Ns-ealtaa oess
rrails--ciosnE 80 $50 a. n ana 80 g q.
S-Tv4avs AZ a. a. and ESQ 2 fn-eiA =
a5 No aud forwarded until the arrtva- q ne Clnafa
sS-.iss EXCEPT wsst FIJI Islands and SsV-Caieto1ia
~ Vanc0Jsver ana Victoria p c close here da-y a
9O n M after July III and up % July rls inciusis@
Tor dispatch per Alio"ert -. -. s,rl,. -
Phiippine Islands. via san 1883. e-
$40 n n up ~. inclusive for dispatch pr
TTnfred States transport a,
&C., al Iapan Tacoma. close here daily az 80
= M 10 10 July f2s inclusive FOR dlspaica per
.-rTr T,lsss otherwise addressed. West Australia 3
sC-1arlfsd Via Europe and Neq-Lealand and Eel--
nfnes va san Francisco-tEe QUICKEST routes ~
$780, MIST FULLY prepaid at the roresn rat-s-
FJgv1fi san Francisco exe-lla-Nes.
-Ts-aa- mails forwarded Port q Saline lt1s
49, fbs schedule closing Is arranged on the prss-
tor u their uninterrupted overland lraa=i- tr-'-
tsred mall closes az p n preyloes Gay ,,....,-
CORNELIUS VAN CQII Fes-l----1.
PoHtoacA Ss<-X-zl- - =. June ID 4so0
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Died.

As q 5e H RT sar Y g 5H Ns 5Ras Rss Ss
Thursday. Friends invited.
B 5S Ran RaqdoPh VI June 80 Ann Eliza wife Of
CARTERon Tuesday June so. his late residence. No
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CQok-sqddgnly. at Denver Col Juns .. 1893. John
EreqSFfs Co9 Funeral a At Le residence Of FTeSsrN
wednesday afternoon July l. at O'Clock
DAvIS-Department OF state Washington. D. C., June
% 1908 Information has been received al this depart
United States Florence Italy OF the death on May
of NewYork Per dispatch No. So Dated May q. 1903.
DE1ANoY-sudasPly at Mountain Loage IN the Adt.oa
John A Delaney. Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
DoRMAN-suddenIy at Norfolk. Conn June 30 1903.
Richard A Dornan. Of New-York Notice OF funeral
1898. Cornelia Bennett widow OF Moan " Hoyt aged
Oman on Tbursdsy July >. at ? P n.
MARsH1 s; T'3t \; M sHt9 an month P- 3a Ma Ma
shan. in the 84th yesr OF her age Funeral from her
Seventh month. Isl. at O'clock p m
MEAD-on Monday June %. Emily c. wife of the
" Mead Funeral services At her late residence
6Sio X 7aSsent at TeenwiSS com on The arrival
Of the 3:82 train from New-York
MORRIS 4[ontalAir \ j. on Monday June 2 1898
vate
vANDERPoELon board steamship Kroonland ~. June Is
derpoe and eldest daughter q the late Jacob TaH9sT
Avenue BAPTIST Church corner OF 3st-st Madison
ave Thursday July , 1893. at 1880 g. m Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend
wALTER-On Tuesday. June 80. Helen Walter daughter
OF the late Ewood Walter, in the 42d % her
Notice OF funeral hereafte-.
wEED-Ou Sunday, June IS. 1898. Eleanor s.. wife %
Harvey y Weed. NoroJon Com Funeral service
viii % held al the residence OF her daughter. Mrs B.
G Nurfori No. "a Hillside-ave. Orange, y. J,
Wednesday July !. Il 80 a. n Carriages al the
ighlaud-ave station arrival OF the 1910 train
from New-York on the Delaware, Lackawann2 and
Western Railroad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Liverpool ENGLAND. on Mon
dsv June % 1903 Robert FREDERICK Wizinson Notice
OF funeral hereafter
INTERTON-Entersd into rest Monday. June %
ISABEL y Winterton beloved wife Of A JudsOn Winter
ton IN the 67th year % age Funeral at her late
residence, No us 75th-st.. Wednesday morning
July l. a 10 O'Clock
Rev. stephen Merritt, the worid-wide-knogn IN
5A-aker only place business shave and 18Th
a. largest In the world Tel 1+-1Sth-st
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Married.

CHINN-HART-On June 80 Martha Hart Arlington.
y J. 70 George Chiuu, OF NeW-York Trinity Ms
sion Arlington by the Rev. JOnn kellar,
MOSELEY-W-LLIANS-At Clifton Port Chester N =.
by the Right Rev Frederick Burgess, Bishop % Long
Island. Tuesday June So 1898. Mallory daugh-
Mr.. Charles Phelps Williams, OF
Ign. y Y. DIT. Henry Perkins MoseIey. OF New
York. ". \.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, New-York. on June so by the Bishop Of New
York and the Rev. John Williams DOrrance Reynolds,
and Mabel. daughter OF the late James r Dodge
SMITH-TCTTLE-At the First Unitarian Church Bos-
ton June IS by the Rev. James Eeus. Harry Gay
Smith. Of Boston. and agnes Farmer Tutts, OF New
York
TAYLOR-SAIITH-At Highlands, y c. on June o. 1908
by the Rev. John A. Deal Ella Mesnard, daughter OF
the late Rev. Marshall B. Smith D. D.. TO Arthur
ManigaUlt Taylor.
TERRS-SACKETT-O June so 1903, at MeadviIIe
Penn, by her uncle the Rev Jenkn Lloyd Jones.
Chicago. Gertrude. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Myrol
Wrad SacketI. Seth Spragus Terry. OF NeW-York-
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ROBERT F. WILKINSON.

tBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNEl
Poughkeepsie. n. Y, June SO.-Robert F vilkin-
son. or this city died suddenly to-day in LIVERPOOL
england M Wilkinson sailed about ten days ago
for Europe He went abroad for his health He ia
supposed to have died Of heart disease Colonel
Wilkinson was one Of the best known lawyers in
Poughkeepsie. He was veteran Of the Civil War
and a member OF one OF the leading families OF
Dutchess County He was born in this CITY on
June l, 1884. and studied al the Duchess County
Academy under a private tutor
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GRANDNIECEs GET $4,000 EACH.
The Will of Mary J. Railway Filed for
Probate.

The will of Mary Jane Railway who died on
June l6 was filed for probate in the surrogate's
Office Yesterday. She leaves over 10000 OF which
half is realty Fifty thousand dollars in trust is
left 10 each Of her grandnieces. Adele r Gardiner
and Katie r Troup. to whom also IS left the resi-
dine Of her estate. They are 10 receive the income
for their lives and the principal descends 10 their
Children To Mary z. lie COmte, Adele l. Roadway.
Alice V Berens John 5. Railway. the nisces and
nephavv of the testatriX Is left $4,000 each and
slflar sum Is left in trust 10 her niece, Julia F.
Thompson. to go 10 her issue on her death
To Alice Nolan 4 faithful servant, is bequeathed
g coo John 5. Railway Is appointed executor he
resides at No. I51 West Seventy second-st
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.
washington June 3O-In the Middle Atlantic States the
month Of June just closed remarkable for its ab-
normally low temperature excessive cloudness and large
dItion may be fairly representative OF those
that obtained remainder OF the district above
mentioned temperature for the month was 81
degrees degrees below the for the season and
degrees the previous low record Of 1878 Rain fell
on nineteen days although total amount Of rainfall
was folrtenths inch below the normal amount OF
four
Warm weather been general. except in New-Eng-
land the northern upper region and the Pacuo
Coast and there have showers and thunderstorns
from the upper lake region westward into Montana
There were also showers IN NewEngand, the Mid
die Atlantic States Florida and on the West Gulf
Coast Elsewhere the weather generally fair
bsrs will be showers Wednesday Minnesota, Eastern
Mississippi valleys,
The lake region West Cult states; and showers
Thursday Ohio and Upper Mississippi alley, ana
eastward In the south ana extreme
Wednesday In the Middle Atlantic States and NeWtng-
Thursday IN the northern slope Else
where temperatures will change but little, although they
win faII temporarily where showers are indicated
Mostly Southwest on Middle and South Atlantic Coast
FSr to fresh southwest the Gulf Coast light
fresh southeast south the upper lakes variable
abv rhundersquaIls and the lower lakes fresh to
sE and mostly southwest probably occasional thunder
tea7,ers departng wednesday European ports VIII
fresh winds mostly southwest and generally falF
weather [ the Grand BANKS
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DR.. =. J. z. ROHMER.

Mobile Ala, June So.-Dr F. J. e Rohmer. one
or the best known retired physicians OF the soutb
oled mere to-day. He ninety-one years old
ne was born in Alsace. France He was one OF the
FOUNDERS or the Charity Hospital IN New Orleans
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POstomce Notice.

Should read DAILY ~ al interested, a. ehAng-s
may al any tinsJ
Foreign mails for the week ending July 4. 1903, VIII
close promptly IN all the General Postofcs
follows. Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier
closing tine shown below Parcels post mails for
many close al . . Wsdnes11y
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
tfol half hour later closing below
that Supplementary Mails for and Central
America via Colcu. close hour later Foreign S
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Mr.. Gron and Lieutenant Christmas had claimed
commission.
Mr. Schesteds letter IS dated Broholm. April 26,
1903, and Commodore Buhmes is dated Copen-
hagen. May a. 1903 They to the effect that
Mr.. GTon had acted honorably throughout and had
not been implicated in the Christmas affair.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
NSPAr GEO

TRANSPACTFIC
CTTBA-By rail 20 Port Tampa. Fla and thence y
steamer closes Office daily, except THURSDAY az
% m fthe connecting nails close here on Non
DAYS Wednesdays and Sarurcaysl
NYFT[IC0 CITE-Cveralt. unless speclalF a.seSs- -
dspatch By closes a. this once cay e1eeps
sunday. a. so p and 80 p m sundays a.
SS-t-By rau North Syn@v and themes
~ srsarner closes az this Cace daily AZ $40 2 n
Cc5nnecrng mails close here Monday, Wednesday
y6V4TCs BY rail 10 Boston and thence BY steamer
cIcses at Tits Office at $50 II every TUESDAY a11
Thursday.
SfIOJFION BY Boston and theucs oy steamer
-TCsss This once daily az $40
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ ard GCATENA1A-By rail
steamer. a-lSes az
o@scs daily except Sunday I'D N and fll-s0
2. SUNDAYS az II p n a1l[ 49, = ID
COSTA RIGA BY raj % Nev-Orleans, ana thsncs y
closes AZ this ofcs daily. except sunday. az
41.S1 N ard ~ % O. sundays AZ = 9 p a.
III 80 . n connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
III 30 D m
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$4,000 BID FOR STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT.

According 10 rumor IL Wall Street yesterday the
highest amount yet bid for any OF the eleven seats
in the New-York Stock Exchange that are for sale
Is 10000 The last seat sold brought about $4,000.
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highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest CO.
- 70. average for corresponding date last year "a;
a ,or corresponding date last twenty-five years u
Local forecastFatr and warner to1aay dhugsq1 5
partly cloudy: probably showers anu eO'' ' -'
mostly south
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7PrR77HE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

= ,tf diagram the continuous white line shows the
measure as indicated by The ITlbuue.s self
n3ing barometer The dotted line shows the tealefa-
- IS recorded by local Weather bureau
- following ohcial record from the Weather Bureau
n the changes the temperature for the last twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding aAie OF
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

INDIES. ETC
WEDNFSDAY-At : 3 for Newfoundland. p@r
ROsaind: al 10 a n for Argentine, Uruguay ana
Paraguay, 3 : Arablsta1- - supple
rnentary 80 for Leeward and WindWard Islands
British. Dutch and French Guiana. 5. 3. korons
(na for Barbados. Grenada and Trinidad must Be dt
rected per 5 $ kOTon2')
THURSDAY-Ar S a. for Cuba. Per . Havana
(uaiI Mexico. via Progress. CarupeChe ard Yea
Cruz must be directed per j. Havana'l: az = M
for Barbados. British and French Guiana and Northern
Brazil FER Hilary; at u Complementary 1880
Cfy OF Washington tn-au FOR Mexico via TanPco must
Be directed per City q Washington az y
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paris Dominican Republic must Be directed per
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
is the best The grOcers know IL Insist having
Burnett6 Il Is for your food Pure and wholesome.
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rorrcAsr FoR To-pAY I'D THURsDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
r., ,-svvF England fair today; warmer except IN East
Maine Thursday partly cloudy. probably showers ana
cooler: fresh winds, mostly southwest
For Eastern Ne-York. fair warmer To-Day IhurSa4y
-tl cloudy probably showers and cooler fresh winds
mostly south.
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair, warmer to-day; Thurs
day partly cloudy. probably showers and cooler in west
ana north portion: fresh south winds.
For 1Sevy-Jersey, to-day: warmer in INTERIOR
rssa partly cloudy probably showers and cooler IN
For Western Pennsylvania. partly CLOUDY today no
Thursday with occasional showers tresA 10 D'lsH "-7
mostly southwest ---;--., -ro,,s-s -. .s., ar4
For Western New-York. occasional showers to5ay ana
THURSDAY. brisk winds, mostly south
- - r,t-.-i.+ ~ CV,I,,,bt.
aT1er today Thursday fair. continued warm light
to fresh south winds
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Lieutenant Dan Godfrey was widely known as
oaho leader He was bandmaster OF the Grenadier
guards for more than forty years. In 1872 he
brought his band 70 the Boston Peace jubilee. and
N 1888 ne came over with a band picked from the
bands Of the Household Brigade of Guards Iieu-
music, especially waltzes - 1880
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OBITUARY.
DAN GODFREY.

London. June S.-Dan Godfrey. bandmaster OF
the Grenadier Guards. died this morning from
paralysis.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

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Paul. Southampton mail for Ireland BE- d.
reCted per 5 Paul at $50 a supple
neutary 8 a M s1= Europe. per s. 3 Oceanic via
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Staaten5am' j.
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Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece British lu1ia
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(rnau for OF Europe must be directed
La Savole''l T-30 a tsuppisllenrry
Europe. per 8. Deutschland via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg.
6ATURDAy-Ar a n for Belgium direct, 8
kroonland be directed per 5 Eroor-
Ian5-'l. $50 II (s1ppleEenrary 10 a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-23
Reduced Rates for Encampment.

Maj. Gen. W. II. Haynes, command
ing the Arkansas state guard, has
scored another victory in securing q
reduction of rates for soldiers and
civilians who are going to the state
encampnent at Hot Springs. The
general has secured rate of one fare
for the round trip for the soldier boys
and for civilians who desire to visit
the scene of the encampment he has
secured a rate of one fare, plus fifty
cents, which is considered to be re-
markably cheap
Cen. Haynes has his whole soul in
this encampment, and is determined
to make it the best that was ever held
in Arkansas. He has, through weeks
of work, secured a systematized plan,
which will make the hole affair one
Of smoothness.
Gen. Haynes. through indefatigable
work. has obtained from the national
government a liberal allowance OF
funds for the state guard Of Arkansas.
Only small part OF this money Will
be used on the coming encampment,
as the major general commanding the
Guard has an eye to improving tie cit
igen soldiery of the state, and the
major portion of the money will be
spent in equipment Among the first
matters to be attended to will be
the equipment of a battalion of the
squadrons Of cavalry. Afkansan5
know how to ride, and Gen. Haynes
will have at least three squadrons OF
the best volunteer cavalry in the Unit
ed States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-23
T ( T { CInLES DRILL, I,
PR0C2AM COMPLETE AND JUbG.
IS SELECTED FOR THE
OCCASION.
After so Competitive Drill the Spon-
s5ss. @aids of Horror ard Chao-
erores Serve Refreshm ants.

IT, committee in charge OF tho
competitive drill 10 BE siyen by the
Jefferson l5uciblas at Bel park
Thursday August %, have completed
the arraaseme4ts fae the drill The
c0mpal4 viii be in command of Capt.
w. c. Hudson and The drill for the
medal Viii be on the manual OF arms
and marching TIE Judges for the
occasion viii be Dan w Taylor. Clyde
G. Smith and Fred c. Furth The
.irst pat al the program Will consist
Of maneRefs by the entire company.
and viii be in the form Of an exhibit
ton difI4 Fhe company viii then be
lined up and the drill for the prize
medal given. The first part will con
sist Of tie manual, which will be Civ
en- for fifteen minutes, after which
all the men who have made mistakes
during the first part being dropped.
The drill wilt then be resumed and as
each man fails he will be dropped nm
til but one remains, he being declared
the winner. The medal is given by
the l.. O. Knox company, and will be
contested for each month. The con
testant winning the medal next Thurs.
day will wear it at the state encamp
ment next month. The entire com
pany of fifty men will be in the con
test
Immediately after the competitive
drill the sponsors and maids of honor
of the company and their chaperones
will serve ice cream and cake on the
lawn and in the Bell park cafe. The
proceeds of the entertainment will go
to the benefit of the fencibles to help
| them fit up their armory New uni
forms have been ordered for the new
y enlisted men and the entire com
pany will be in uniform.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-23
POPULATION FIGURES.
Census Bureau Publishes a Bulletin on
the increases.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The census
a discussion of the increase of pop
ulatiOn in the United States, as shown
by the census of 1900.
The principal results of the study
Of these figures are as follows: The
increases are as follows: The increase
in the population of continental Unit
ed States Chat is, the United States
exclusive Of Alaska and the recent
insular bccessionS) was 13, ,046, ,861,
or POT per cent. Only one country,
Argentinet has shown by the most
recent figures a more rapid growth.
The present rate of growth in cOnti-
mental United States is estimated as
double the average rate Of Europe.
Ii is nearly double that Of Canada,
and exceeds by one-sixth that of Mex
ico and by one tenth that Of Austria
LA
In tie decade 1890 to 1900, for the
first time in our national history, the
southern states increased faster than
the northern East of the Mississippi
RIVER the northern states, as a group,
have grown in the last ten years some
what more rapidly than the southedn,
what more rapidly than the southern.
states have increased almost two and
one-half times as rapidly as the north
ern, and it is this fact which makes
the growth of the south as a whole
exceed that Of the north. In the North
Atlantic division the rate of increase
has risen steadily since the civil war,
a notable contrast to the trend in the
country as a whole.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-23

Lincoln Neb. Aug. 2o.-Taking for
his text the letter of President oose-
his text the letter of President RoOSe-
votes a page of the Commoner to the
race problem. Mr. Bryan says the
president, of course, is right in pro-
testing against mob law, and then
he accuses Mr.. Roosevelt of stir
ring up race antagonism. He says
In part:
"While the brown man of the Philip
pines is faring worse than the black
man in the south. the Republican
leaders are stirring up antagonism
in this country in order to keep the
colored vote solid for the Republican
party. When the president has ap-
pointed a coored man 10 Office he has
done il with a flourish Of trumpets and
brass band accompaniment that
the world might know that the door
WAS wide open.
objected to he refused II allow rer
to resign, and closed the office It
did more to excite race prejudice
than any ten colored appointments
that presi idcnt Mckinley made.
The Booker 7, Washington dinner
did even more than the Indianola post
office incident TO excite race preju-
Dice