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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

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nd when people safne 81
- s,onsy fes the eaaes fneat
- x 4 aaaea beds. l as
DO NOT ASK THEM
faEV OBTAINED THEIR
NoR DC TROUBLE
af IN REGARD TO suetl
ssspAsArlNt1F TRIVIAL
xas the statement made by
~ t,afrlgass superintendent
49, hospital. when q star
sskeA whether ~ uat she
- ssasgssg to the establishment
4. sse~s hesix endowed hl ths
$3.50 STATE Charitable aHs0-
- = wki1h sSeettx Fsfsasani
q ..whln d the head phllans
- - snoN when yea accepted
s~A.neat. asked the f~uogt-
4 ssss thls so-esile1 ehafItahie
- aaa n reality a gam
It ssxsrseAtlcn
a. net. Didn't Enquire
4. sss~ress@nkh &C ths Rixsfs.
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- ~ IRE pfttesaseat of sns
4 "a obtained. would Yea~
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a HOW TAE PEOPLE WAC
Ut HE9s HERE GET THEIR
M. NJ 1atsea simply exteHe
- care az Tire siek that thss
Z - uszT send here Further
kMsa had gamblers uusfai
- h lAis hospital. and I haNs
4 gassn. WITHOUT AN EN'
pr,os. q b. gentlemen.
~ thefs Is no hospital n III
- n any ether. where neuris
ksaas saa degrees 90 nse9silty
X 2erepta8. and accepted. toe
r. any Inquiry ss II hoe IN
u T. ~ paid fof their carr was
~A WaFnsn ffen3 huu SEES q
- AMvs hasn brought here ana
nznss Nhseh tas mistress Of ths
II easd me foH the attention civ
III hkx REEkEO WITH TIE
Esefs or M4tSkEY AND TO,
* net refuse e an thar as
Sneh things are dane 0Kery
II Care = given psapEa - inssz
! - h4es the money T. RAY fur IT
ssltx DID NOT Rave TfsE
&sz<s rttEY WOULD NOT BE
fxrTED TO TAE HOSPITAL
~ ASKS HOW THEY GOT IT 2
4 - zuw that gnu know that this
..ss roefng IS a ehaFiuthle tssp-
ks.ss - 80. sssy.s.ns 49, ,a.la.. - 49,. -
|xsxmn. viii Sszu stfiE permit til~fsl
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
LASS EXERCISES
eF LaaNisf STUDENTS

4 ssf9nS day - commencement
. sae tHifeHifs II Washing
- 9syeisd to the graduating
n~ N ths class ~ the iaW he.
49, These sefe held laHf ulaht
- aaii. and consisted Of add
=. 2 N9HsfeHaman Wesley T..
b eaFfh Yakima. n NJ. War
Il - senior class and J. T.
aeah o. the department a
i assHee Nsa present.
= a'.'fniEe The eIaaa day anar-
- sf seniors IN the liberal affa
~ 1n lha unIHaEaIfa eananna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
sraggI SONS AT lAaT

The city council. At its meeting
laat night. appropriated 1900 for the
erection Of street signs throughout
the city The ordinance anpfoTsrists
Ing the money inatruets the hoard Of
public works 70 proceed With tie
cree ton Of the street signs In the
near future The kinds Of signs II
lsft TO the discretion 81 the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
QUINN ANNE WATER SUPPLY

Councilman grlehtun IufFusfueaa
an ordinance at the meeting n the
city council last night rruetiins
fuf either the entas geu1ent uf ne
present atan4pipe. ST The euhstfat =
ton ~ 4 nrW reservoir On Queer
Anne hfit. IN oFdsr % give the ~ a.
dents ~ the hilltop mote Natsf Ihs
ordinances r. 81 blank a. tn the
anouEs aad the nature - the i'm.
trnessasut. The blanks Nsli - fIif-
81 iu after the eity engineer ard
ere and NMfar eamsnItfaa have de-
efaesf on the Improve fueHt = be reo@
commended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
FIRE At PEKIN

PEKIN, China. June 1.-The rev.
enue buildings adjoining the foreign
office are afire. Foreign troops ars
acting as flremen and are stfaininE
every effort 20 extinguish the blaze
20 prevent the spread of the fire 10
the foreign buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
ma. tlEs GOES sosrH

A ~ Hes prusnassF - fhs NAldsz
a Tanana railway. e miles q which
h IL Proposed e. construct this sum :
rusF. iezvss faf Valaez tonight on
ttsa Santa Ana. X p fiiH. a iaeai
NJ spa per man. VIII ~ as far a.
EnaIaskn and tfA9sl southwark
sfHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
MORE STRIKES
IN cHIcAGO

CHICAGO. June o-The walters
and cooks In two large downtown
eating establishments struck this
morning The Hamilton and univer-
atty clubs. two OF the most exclusive
organizations 10 the city, are slated
Tor q tie-up this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
THREE KILLED

CHARLESTON. June e-Whlie
fep4irinR a trestie on the beaboard
Air Line rood over Broad river yes
tarday afternoon, locomotive ana
uile=driver went down. preeipitating
the engineer and a crew Of 10 men
into the river. Three were ktllea
.and the others injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
NO A 4! ElR
WARSHfPS

WASHINGTON. n. G. June g.
Upon seale aaxiees from the United
States minister at Valparaiso. chilli.
the Socialist strike situation there Il
again ruaANuFiug. Orders which
we're tssued yesterday 10 flear Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
FVssiAN ACTIVITY
IN THE FAR EAST

|s.sss "a, June "a dlapateh re-
lstisay ~ morning reports great
II " - hasaia's military forces
.kas 60 eA4t There has been 4
Assz.sr s' 80 ~ the fleet. ana IA.
81 iees .@tI'sen a. Port Arthur has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
ORDERED
TO CHILL

VICTORIA. u. G.. June e.e-H NJ.
q Ampblou. according to reports ht
me Naval club. has been ordered 20
valparaiso, chilli. owing 10 a rebei-
lion there. to protect British sun
feefa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
JUROR HAD A
GOOD EXCUSE

JACKSON. KY June s.~The Jet
ana Whito trial was not called TINS
morning, as Attorney Elizor has not
returned from Maguffin county. ohs
venIfeman came into court ana an /.
uounced that ne had been exposed
10 smallpox. lie was promptly eA-
eused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
INJURED BY EXPLOSION

atnRALrAH, June e.-aeven men
were seriously injured by an explo-
sian on board the British armored
cruiser uoodhope near here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

uiraI sumner to take HE vessels 70
the seeue Of the disturbance wsfo
this morning euuntafmandsds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
HALF BREED Is
CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS CRIME
tspeoislto The start

EVERETT. Wn. June Sep
Irvine. a haif-brssd Indian, was ar
rested near Florence today ON n
charge Of ATTEMPTED criminal a.
sanlt on Annie EnRcrneth. aged 20.
lie entered her house while drunk
ana tried 10 crawl in her bed. She
fsueht him off with her feet
John Moriarty. aEed 10 years. was
drowned In the bay while swimming
iast evening. lie had chew OF
tobacco in his mouth. A wave struck
him. forcing the tobacco Into hts
throat and he htfAngled. He lived
with his uncle. Thomas Moriarty, =
Great Northern roaamdatef. Ths
s.-s..- s.-.i4.s= f--asss 49, La ~lH .hs
buried IN Seattle tomorrow.
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GET AN EXTRA

Buy fhe star sporting extra
len fanieht for full aes
|sssf eg tedaYs baseball game
II EerreAtinn uark-
Ee9piess report ~ todR Us
|nzss Vii also BE- given. ineiud.
|sf ne rasnes Of the winners
fR ekeys and betting odds
! sHa he tfrne ~ each eeent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

CHICAGO. june 9.-whaati IS 70
10 rs "a.
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Afer he nature Of ths elty to sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

THE Only Paper In Seattle That
! DAfes to Print the News. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

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slNns.Ne. Ned ssssay, lipht &c lrssb west vsinas.
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New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
BELM0NT's MAN AGAIN ARRESTED
August, Jr., in Automobile at the Time
Excessive Speeding Charged

Hampstead, Long Island, July 17.-Charles
Bartels, automobile driver for August Belmont
was arrested again to-day for alleged excessive
speeding of Mr.. Belmont's machine. Bartels had
taken Mr.. Belmont to the GlenWood landing
where Mr.. Belmont boarded launch to be
taken to his yacht, the Satellite Mr. Belmont is
now on the yacht, taking part in the cruise of
the NewYo Yacht Club. In the machine with
Bartels on the return trip were August Belmont,
jr., Raymond Belmont and Mrs Oliver w Bird
who had gone to the landing with Mr. Belmont
Deputies Bloxom. Curran and Garvin halted
the machine on Cedar Swamp Road, near Glen
Cove, declaring that the machine had exceeded
the limit. They alleged that a measured eighth
OF mile was done in sixteen seconds. Bartels
promised to appear before Justice Remsen, and
was allowed to proceed. He did so and set up
the claim that he was not exceeding the limit
but that even if he had he had violated no law,
Tor the road was not posted. Mrs Bird and Au-
gust Belmont, Jr made statements denying that
the machine was travelling fast. The case was
set down for Thursday
Inc arrest to-day was made by the same depu-
Ties who arrested Rartels not long ago on the
same charge To-day Bartels running a
y horsepower Panhard, which is said to be
limited In speed to twenty-five miles an hour
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

Hartford, Conn, July 17-Clement NJ Erodo-,o,
inventor and manufacturer of government amm,,ni'
ton, died at his home here to-day of haar+ diroa
Mt MI: Frederick was the inventor of a feed for the
GaIilag ~ @ gun. ard Of an improved percussion fuse
Venture F. BrodeTckR us is 9fGG1her Monsgnor Bona
cese or Havana, Cuba. "a '4'e Dlo-
San Francisco. July 17.-Major William p Hoonor
who served with the Union Army, IN IT, CT, -
Is dead at his home here. '-' oi'H war
Cold Spring Harbor Long Island IuI,, - ~
- 4otten died here yesterday Mr. Tottep v,as
wen known on Long Island. being a general horse
snLn ssah; he he was born in 1875. and came to Cold
PGsnesS He was the first to carry mail from
oluesI express agent on Long Island.
Karl F, Behrens. who kept a drug store at CIer-
mont and De Kalb aves.. Brooklyn, died on Tuesday
at Paenville, in the Catskills He was born in Ger
many In 1850 He a graduate of the New-Yorlx
YORK Ar6n 90 saGiny an ana member Of the New
daughter who live at No. 26S Clermont-ave. Brook
Peter c. Bouck. the patentee of some Of the de-
vices used in connection with the block signals in
use on the railroads in this country died on
Wednesday at his home, No s74 Greene-ave.. Brook
Iyn. He was born in Schoharie County N Y in
1888. Mr.. Bouck was for thirty years an engineer
for the Boston and Albany Railroad and was
member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers and a Mason He leaves widow, two sons
at O'Clock. -'Si'
J. Donovan Wheeler. who had made a brilliant
record in the North American College in Rome
when he was obliged 20 return to America on ac-
count of falling health nine months ago, died on
Wednesday. at his home No. l27 st. Marks-ave
Brooklyn He the of Thomas F. Wheeler
a cattle contractor and grandson OF the late
Thomas Donovan. contractor and builder OF
Brooklyn The young born IN that bor-
ough twenty-five years ago. He was graduated
from the College Of ST. Francis Xavier. From there
he went TO Rome as seminarian. but studied
there only a year. a solemn requiem mass win be
celebrated this morning in St Joseph's Church,
Pacific-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
SENATOR AND MRS. LODGE SAIL.
He Expects to Return from Alaskan Bound
ary Meeting for Extra Session.

Senator and Mrs. H. c. Lodge sailed for Liv-
erpool yesterday the White Star Line steamship
Cedric While abroad Senator Lodge will attend
the meeting of the Alaskan Boundary Commission.
which will meet in London from September to
October 25 The commission comprises three judges
appointed by Canada and three by the United
States who, besides Senator Lodge, are Secretary
Root and ex-senator George Turner.
..Trhere is little that add to what said for
nubIication Yesterday" said Senator Lodge. Il en-
oin, abroad to attend the session of the boundary
commission and as it is uncertain when the busi-
ness will be finished up. 1 cannot tell just when
shall return. I will be back. however, in time 10
attend the extra session of Congress.
lone reason for the calling of the session is for
enacting legislation approving the Cuban treaty
which was approved by the Senate. I hope that
wa will be able to take up the consideration of
financial legislation along the lines approved by the
President. as set forth in his messages and
When questioned regarding the story that Eng
1and had no faith in Russia's promises regarding
open ports in Manchuria, he would only reply mat
- e1Ieesed the United States would get what
Pussja had promised. He said he had nothlns, 10
saw about the kishinen petition He also refused 10
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
TRANSFORMER ~.


Australia except Wes Fiji Islands and New CstsdonlA
ia Vancouver Victoria. b. c.. close here Tally az
ESQ D m up July tlsth. inclusive. FOR dspatea per
hawai- China Japan and Philippine Islands. via san
FrsncIsco close here daily az $50 p up - July
us inclusive. for dispatch pe= Dorc-
m up 70 July us. inclusive. for dispatch per
14aaIi via san Francisco. close daily
I'D to July t20th inclusive for Dispatch per s. q Ala
cbiDs and Japan via Vancouver and Victoria 3. c.
close here daily $3.50 up 20 July f2l. Inclusive
To- n s. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be for
t7s,1aii Japan china specially addressed raAn for
-tsbfopins Islands Francisco close hero
SaiI- Al $50 D. &c July f26. inclusive Tor dis
Rs, Rs.n Tsands Via san Francisco. close talIy
ESQ m up 70 1u'S - -N'' - --@9t ~
; F IFa1I Ispan via Tacoma. close daily al $50
p, 10 July IS inclusive. for dispatch per $ oiyn-
pia a,,.lana Australia except wesO. New Cale1snss.
Hawaii. Via san tranclsco close here
oti-s - i Ventura 0f the Cunard steamer ear
he British mail for New Zealand does arrive
10 with this dispatch extra mails
~ - tis-' a. SEQ a m $50 and 6:3O D m sun
sSge A. ago a. m Q a. and $50 D. m %
made up forwarded until the arrival Of the czaard
-ss.t ara Marquesas Islan6s Francisco clos.
here daily $50 70 August TO Inclusive. for
Dispatch s. >. Nariposa-
NCTF-Jnless otherwise addressed West Australia il
forwarded Europe. AM New Zealand and Pnufr-
nfnes via FraneiscO-the quickest PbIn-
addressed
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
Transpacldc mails port sailinx aasfv
ana the scaslaie q closing Is arranged on the pre-
n&il closes .. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Pcstnzstsr
Posrorrce- New York. n y July 10. l9oa.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
SAVES HER LITTLE CHILD.
Frightened Horses Almost Leap Into Mrs
Howard's Phaeton in Newport
IPY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rR1auNE. !

Ell
Newport, r. l.. July 17.-Mrs Thomas H. HoV,ar rd
ana her hve-year-old daughter were out driving
ths afternoon in a low basket phaeton to which
was attached two spirited horses. In the shopping
district Mrs. Howard went into a store, leaving
the child In the carriage, while the groom stood at
the horses heads. The street is narrow at that
point. and was crowded with horses and vehicles
The Howard phaeton had been standing about
three minutes, when Mrs. Richard GambrTs tran
came along behind Mrs. GambriITs bays fright
eheu oy an automobile, began to rear and prance
as they drew nearer to the carriage in which the
Ittle girl sat, all unconscious of her danger The
Gambr1l horses were almost beyond the control of
'he grooms' when Mrs. Howard looking out of the
store saw her childs danger. and ran to save her
Mrs. Howard caught the child in her arms, and
sat her safely on the sidewalk. just as the hoof of
one of the GambriH horses came down where the
little ones head had been resting
Mrs. Gambrill did not know the child was in the
carriage until she saw Mrs. Howard place her on
the sidewalk. Mrs. Gambrill stayed with Mrs
Howard until she had, in a measure recovered
COmpOSure.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
PLANNING WAR IN RICHMOND
Meeting to Talk Over Mosquito Campaign
To Be Held

A meeting TO discuss the practicabty of drain
ing the marsh lands and stagnant pools in which
n,osouitoes breed in the Borough of Richmond will
ba held at the Village Hall. Stapleton, next
wednesday Health Commissioner Lederle. Bor-
o,,eh President Cromwell and Henry Clay Weeks,
the expert who has been fighting mosquitoes at
Conev Island and Sheepshead Bay. will be present.
With the circular announcing the meeting the
Board of Health is sending leafet giving the fol-
lowing regulations in aid OF mosquito extermina-
ton and the prevention OF malarial fever:
No rainwater barrel. cistern o other receptacle
for raInwater shall be maintained without being
tightly screened by netting, or absolutely COW
cred that no mosquito can enter.
No cans. pals or anything capable of holding
water shall be thrown our or allowed TO remain
unburied on or about premises.
Every uncovered cesspool or tank shall be kept
IN such condition that oil may be freely distributed
SO as to fiow over the surface of the water Cow
cred cessDooIs must have perfectly tight covers.
and all openings must be screened.
No waste or other water shal be thrown out or
allowed TO stand on or near premises.
The regulations are in force from March Is TO
OctObpr
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington July 1.-THE disturbance central Thursday
evening in Western has increased greatly IN
anerev and moved rapidly to Northern Illinois 1t mas
Aan ACCOMPANIED by thunderstorms in the Middle Mis-
ssippi Valley lake region, with brlsk 10
high squall winds.
Pressure high over the eastern districts and
s4cond high area is central the Northeastern
cl, Mountain slope Except in the Middle Mississippi
valley the upper lake region and the Middle ROCKY
N,ountain region fair weather has prevailed.
The temperature risen slowly cas- OF the Mssis-
s,,ni. somewhat lower temperatures prevail in the
SiiIl, SSitiilIgo,,ri Valley and the Northwest.
T6eTe viii be showers and thunderstoTms Saturday Yin IN
- Lower lake region, the Ohio Valley. the lower
SIiessiesinni me Valley the East Gulf States ana the
re- will extend Saturday night into the Atlantic
Inast districts continuing sunday in the South ana
S.jSdIe Atlantt. and New-Ehgland states. ,.,..-
lii he warmer Saturday in the Middle ATLANTIC
~ Sex-fcngland and lower temperatures WIZ
an snG in the Mississippi Lower Missouri ana
i,i aieys Lower temperatures WlIl preNall III uIe
G1s1 SHI Gnif ard Middle Atlantic States sunday .,.
l~dS lakes VIII be brisk southeast
,f4fng to west. with thunder squalls; on the upper
si.4s sesb To brisk northwest on the ATLANTIC SoaSt
taHes t aonthwest increasing and on the Gulf coast
resa departing Saturday for European ports Viii
iinbt 10 fresh southwest WINGS and falr weather
!o tbe Grand Banks , -. s.z.,o-.. -. .bo
10 forecast storm warnings are dispayed on the
Speei pt Tates except Western Superior
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
DINNER FOR SANTIAGO VETERANS.
Ex-senator Thurston and General Joe"
Wheeler Among the Speakers.

Detroit. July 17.-Veterans of the Santiago cam
pafgn to the number of one hundred, including
many well known officers, attended the dinner given
tonipbt in the Masonic Temple for the members
of the Society of the Army of Santiago de Cuba.
who are attending the convention of the society
here Ex-senator Thurston was the principal
sneaker responding to the toast our Country. "
Goionei Arthur L. Wagner responded to the toast
''The Regular Army, General Joe Wheeler to
Hawkins to 1.-The Infantry" and Major General
DICK of the Ohio National Guard, to The Ameri-
A letter was read from Major General j. G BreGk,
inridge, who was TO respond 70 our f1eIolc 1'e"u'
hut who was unable to be present
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
ScHWAB GOING TO pIrrsBURG.
us Private Car Sent to Philadelphia, Where
He Has Been Recently

VII s,'i,aoelphia, July 17.-CharIes NJ scbwab.
-. mas been in this city for soroa .troo viii
p,,,e, lhe Pennsylvania Railroad s+a+,on for
!, at 1925 o'clock to-n3orro,-, ,,,or,,r,e,
dav for .-1 Tonight. An order was issuev to-
car r. '-,e transfer Of Mr.. schwab's private
Otbe- 'orl jersey City to PhIladelphia. and an
tacbe6o ioer vas received to have The ooacb At
West al tn nL Illall train which starts for the
'i'e above mentioned hour
va vas said by friends Of Mr. scbv,.b ,or.
es'eroay that although not m ba nnadaS rast
mar his stay in Philadelnbia "a ,.e --.'tS
srtu.oe sc o9!eet Of taking rest c1re M
e. - az 4s private car was sent fro,, - l.,.,,
~1 l<-=o O'clock this mornina from Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
DILL PARTY At LENOY.
The Run Through the Berkshires
Made in Ten Hours.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rr1n1-NE !

Lenox. Mass, July 1.-THE Dill automobile
party arrived here this evening at 10 o'clock
from Poughkeepsie having left there at noon.
The route was over the regular inlet to the
Berkshires, Minbrook Wassaic. Sharon and
Great harrington being included in the run.
Tomorrow the will be to Northampton.
where they will meet H. w. wh;pple. of Boston.
Sunday will be spent at the Aspinwall Hotel
here, and Monday the trip will be resumed. the
route being along the Connecticut River to
Keene. N. H. There the party will enter the
White Mountains. proceeding 10 Dixville Notch,
where they will cross the line into Maine
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
W. Y. PERoT GETS HIS CHILDREN.
Appointed Observation-Disclosures of Daugh-
ter Was an International Affair
rRY TELEGRAPH To TIE rp1nnnn

baltimore July 1.-THE abduction of little
Gladys Perot four years ago by her mother, the
divorced wife Of William Yates Perot. who took
the child to England, where she was subsequently,
recovered by her grandfather, the late william
h Perot. through the aid Of the State Department
is recalled by Judge Burke to-day appointing
William Yates Perot, the guardian of his two
chlIdren' Gladys and Arthur. The father. in his
peuuon stated that his wife secured a divorce
from him on grounds of abandonment and subse-
quenty married Neptune Blood. of England. The
children had been placed by the court in the Gus
tody of their grandfather when Mrs Perot came
mere from France and carried off her daughter
The Perots are one OF the best known families in
MARYLAND
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18

ARMsTRoNGAt the PrssnyteTan HosPitS SeE-s9rs -
geon retired), L. Navy, son o. william A ana Cor
Tesidence Lawrence Park. Bronxvile: n y saturday.
TvI,, 2 O'clock. Train leaves Grand Central
ton Harlem Railroad at %
ARNoLD-In Brooklyn Thursday; July l6 Ansy
Anthony. wife OF the late HdwaTa IL AtAo'qs m t9e
Sence No los Ami,y-st. Saturday afternoon, az .
o'clock
BAEER-Juy II suddenly. heart failure at his late
resldence No. l29 West 1lth-st- Josiah Henry Baker
Ia the 67th year CT his Funeral private
FIlI.AY-on July 18 1903. Elisabeth Ffnlay. wife q
George FInlay, IN her s7th Funeral services VIII
be held az her residence. No 81 Boomned-st.
Hoboken. N j.. Saturday the 18th inst Al l
O'clock D Interment Rosedale Cemetery. Mont
clair.
HAGER-suddenlv on July Is. 1908 East orange.
n J. Wills D. Hager. in the 55th year ot his age
Funeral services be held Saturday 18th inst az
late residence 81 Washingto1-sr East orange
N H. al 2.3O o. m Carriages will be in waiting AZ
Brick Station on arrival OF l--V tFa4n rum
hSevE-YOEk- Please onaii uoWefs
fIIf.I.S-suddenly Saturday. July y, az Wilar1
Y o. angina pectorfs Dr. y. ErnsHtine f1i--
youngest daughter of late Wiiliazn and JanEet
Swain HIS OF Auhrrn. y. Y Funeral services "T'S
held Tuesday. July a. at Auburn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

SATURDAY-At T:30 a. m. supplementary q tor
Europe: per $ Etruria. via Gueenstovn; a. a. n
Belgium direct. =. 3. Finland tmail Nu5t he
directed per Finland'l; at $50 a m Tor ISsiy
=. = HOhenzollern (mail must be direced
per s. Hohenzollern'D. at $50 for seotland
direct, per Ethiopia tmail must be direeted per
g. 3 Ethiopia'). II a m for Denmark diIect per
s. Island lna be directed ''per :. Islsnd'i
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers, and samples for Germany
class OF mail matter for other pats ot
Europe Will be By this ship unless specially
directed BY her
After the closing the Supplementary Trarsll3atio
Mails named above additional Supplementary Nails
OF piers OF the American. English Greuch
and German steamers, and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer.