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TRANsPACIFTc MAILS.


Eawaf. via San Francisco. close here daily AZ $50 p a
o. and Japan via Vancouver and Victoria. 3. c.
Tor dspatch per Empress % China tIercaaadtSs
f9r United States Postal Agency SEazshas cannos
be forwarded via Canada)
Hawaii China Japan Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily $50 .. July z.
Inclusive for dispatch per 8 Hong Kong AaTu
China Japan. via Seattle close hers daily at $50
.. m. up July f5 taeiasive. for disDetea per
Tahiti ana Marquesas Islands VIA san Francisco Gloss
here daily $50 p Up 30 July tS Inclusive for
Hawaii Japan China. pAilippins ISLANDS. San
Francisco close here Caiy at 6o 20 July no.
Inclusive for dispatch per =. e City of PelinZ
FIl. ard Hawaii via San FgancLsco. close here
daily ESQ , after June go and TO July III.
Inclusive for dispatch Sonoma- az The CCnsrt
the British mai sor \SNZsaand
not arrive this cizpalca ext-x
rails-cIosing Al $50 a. $50 ard ESQ p
Sundays al 4,S0 a. n. a and $50 2. u--rin Be
made and forwarded until the arrival of the Caaart
sreamer1
Australia tsxospt ana Nsvr-caI.sonla
via Vancouver AID Victoria B. c. close here
$50 2. after July I'll and JCy
for dispatch :. . Niove-a
Philippine Islands, san Francisco daily
$50 70 July t27. inclusive. Gfs7zteh per
United States transport.
China and Japan VIA Tacoma close here daily AT sso
p N Up 10 July rs. inclusive. Ger dispatsn q a
Olympia.
NoTE-Jnisss otherwise addressed wsxr Australia q,
Francsco--the ph
ippiaes spsciafy addressed via Canada or s<viA
Hawaii forwarded via san Francisco excSsFvely
Transpacc mails forwarded port sailing tallv
and the schedule of closing Is arranged prssaar
tion OF their uni-terrupted overland
tered mail closes at 3 n. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COT~T.
Pcssofnca Nsw-Iork n Y June "a 1ao3- y.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
TIE Sill TAN AT MANHAT AN.

- 49,, .eseon at Manhattan Beach is fairly
-, patn was disappointed on "Wednesday even
,np end Pompeii did not go up In smoke uh'll
-rbursdav evening. and the cool weather mas haa
tts erect on the bathing crowd, but The sultan OF
sulu" began his engagement al tne tl1eate e C. g.
a-.-r ors v-tII be swept by breezes for
+rvo weeks The attendance was good, so was the
cast which included nearly all the well known
facex Manhattan Beach VIII be q livery place
for the next two months. and the coid gray ga" d
nr INC morning after" is shorn of much OF its
e1plIish by the GOODNESS Of the winds ana the re-
s1,venatine effects Of a good long swirl
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
:. H. soTHERN IN "a PROUD PRINCE"

London, June Elm connection with the contract
recently made for the joint appearance for three
consecutive seasons OF z. H Sothern and Julia
Marlowe. under the management Of Charles Froh-
man. it is said to be highly probable that Mr..
Sothern will appear in London in Justin HuntIy
McCarthy's "a Proud Prince prior to his appear
ance in the United States with Miss Mariowe. Ine
terms of the contract Will probably be amended N
order TO allow Mr.. Sothern to produce the new
-Ta- hara
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
PRESIDENT PALMA's SON SAILS.
Cuban Secretary Of State Denies ANY Inten-
ton of Resigning.

Tomas Palma. the son of President Tomas
Estrada Palma Of Cuba sailed for Havana yester-
dav on the steamer Moro Castle He is a student
at Cornell University and will spend the vacation
with his family
Among other passengers on the Moro Castle
were Major James A RUncie. L. s. \. (retred).
and Martin Riviero first secretary OF the Cuban
Legation Washington. The latter is on leave
OF absence.
on board to see young Palma Off denied the truth
of the Havana dispatch published yesterday that
he intended resigning his Office
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

for apparent carelessness IN running over pedes-
trians, in which cases. very possibly, the lotorlen
have been to blame; but In the matter OF not STOP
ping burning / constrained to nelleve tndI
the conductors and motormen acting under or
ders from higher up" and they would oe unde-
serving victims II the existing pTovocat1on should
lead outraged passengers TO commit oreacnes OF
the peace a means of self protection ana escape
from dangerous situation. That is what these oc-
currences are surely leading to If not stopped:
IF, Mr.. Editor. you burning car nlied
with panic stricken and women. and were not
permitted TO alight what would you. as a law
abiding citizen, do to stop the car without trans
crossing the law? PROTEST.
New-York City June z, 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

HaysviIle, Ky. June 27.-James W Stanton ageo
seyertv died at BrooksviIle to-day from paralysis
He was Past Grand Master, Past Grand High
Priest and 8 thrty-third degree Mason
Miss Rose McFadden, vice-principal OF Pubic
School No Il Driggs-ave. and North Fifth-st died
on Friday ct her home. No. SI9 Greene-aVe' She
1ras horn in Brooklyn and was the daughter OF Ed
ward McFadden. for many years principal of No
.. Nelson and Hicks-sts. She leaves mother and
broth ner
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
HoNoRs AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 55.

The graduating exercises of Public School No. So
No 140 West Twentieth-st., were held on Thursday
afternoon in the assembly room of the school, Of
which Edgar Vanderbilt is principal. There were
fftv-fve graduates An address made by the
F2aI, F3anfamIn E. Dickhaut, who commended the
singing of the school DR.. James Lee. the district
superintendent praised the schools manage meEt-
T|he prize winners at the school were George W.
Fennebresque, John ], Powell; Frank H Hynes s
William FrankeI Reginald Alice, Bertram Good
man August Parini, Raphael Muligan and Edward
Meagher.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Died.

n T6s 85I 5qns Alfred r. f FedEs BaOoe aas
and Stuyvesant aves, Brooklyn
B5ah565F5d2 aa.568. widow ms i @Ssrt SOB
72d year Of her age Funeral az ST. Francis Xavisrs
Church Ne40rk G5a1Ss a2ga{ Church c5hf Rineci = On
arrival OF train leaving Grand Central Station at ;SO
a m kindly requested not 10 send flowers
VIE q the william Alasseaa BENJAMIN O{ New.
in the Highlands. Garrison, y Y. at $50 p m
TaH araing e1yss psseh G5sRe Ns%r6 Sna5 5o Depot ~
cEURcHAt Great Bar-Mington ing Mass. s L., June z sos
George Church IN the - ~ yS ,ts-,co5 o. @ sT In
terrlert private
glanasld : y y m On r5o5t 5saE 5aas 9s,3s 2s
6nsfa bas PsiHfsa IsiHES \ J On Monday June 90
CoNKLING.-on Thursday. June % 1903. Thomas Wa!
Ter Conkliug, of Clara ConAling. and son OF
rinsi aged sixtygnt years Funeral late residence
ment At Greenwood
a s % x5.s Ga95'd9y d S dgai e sasssHly
4 g sardy an5s 5nns saaa.nS s9 Ihn from Pa4sa ss:
disease Funeral at 81. Louis Mo. on Monday.
DwIGHr-on Friday June e Harriet WIDOW g50E,, Of
Of BENJAMIN F. Butler in the sd year OF
si2 West s0th-st. Monday morning. June %. at
10 O'Clock
G1LBERT-At Brcokline Mass. June r. Frances Ade-
ads Gilbert daughter Of the late Hon ur .6s Gnert T
ternent at Troy. y. Y. Tuesday. June 30
so5rO,tal and loving TsmsmhFaPcs aSo Of my
away June 26. 1SC2
PAIMF.R-In Springfield Mass, June %, 1903 the Rev
r r Palmer, agsd 50 years. Funeral from ais late
residence No As KenwoOd Park sunday afternoon.
rurs y a. 3 O'Clock. Burial PendIeton HiE Conn,
Monday. June ~. at o'clock
RoDMAN- ~ r-o,o>- -
STATES coumandery State Of New-Tork-Companions
are informed Of the death q Charles W Rotnlaa
Queens on arrival Of O'Clock train from Long Island
CIV COMPANIONS requested 20 attend By order
General THOMAS r. HUBBARD Commander a NOEL
BRAKEMAN. Payrnastsrs Z s. Navy. Recorder.
The w o G terry
accessible cemetery Of
oils by Harlem trains trolley carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at s125 up send for Illustrated Book
y by request a representative will call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sT. n T. CITY
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the world-wfde-known
st largest in the world Tel i4--isth-st-
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Postomce Notice.

Should rss6 DAILY all Interested. cha1x.S nay
i 1n1S-l
Foreign mails for ending July 4. fe18, VII
close Gromptly in all cases. a. the General Postocs "a
follows Post Eails close hour earlier than
shown below Parcsas post uaa1s cr~ Car
many al . Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary Foreign
ton half closing time shown below (ex
Supplementary Malls Cor Europe and Central
America. Colon. lassr Foreign sts
sionJ.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28


average TO- corresponding date Of last year
81 average corresponding date of last twenty-five
years Il.
variable winds
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WHERE HE GOT 1T.

some people sometimes anxious TO
lsneyv where other people ''got ft." III IT was
+. great bargain IL no doubt secured
through the Little Ads. OF the FeopiS'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mail any address IN
this country abroad address changed often
desired Subscriptions may be given your regular
dealer before leaving f convenient. hand them
u at THE TRIBUNE Ofnce
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington June 27.-Unsettied weather stin con-
tuuas throughout the country. with pressure belo" the
norma! except on northern California coast The
weather has been partly cloudy cloudy with showers
in the Atlantic and States. the Ohio Valley and on
the North Pacific coast. Temperatures still belo"
the seasonal average Mississippi Valley east
ward while In the West they are degrees II de-
grees above little change in weather con-
ditions for the although the precipitation
will probably be limited showers Sunday in the Ohio
Valley and South Atlantic States slope and
Montana and showers Monday in the middle and west
C;ulf states and the extreme northwest.
Temperatures will be somewhat though not decidedly
higher east of the Mississippi River while che north
west and extreme they Will fall by Monday
on Nsw-England coast light 10 fresh west winds
shift Atlantic and Gulf coast
thev win be zht variable; the upper
iokcs light 10 fresh and mostly south. and
the lower lakes lcht and mostly east
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

In t4.s -.assam the continuous line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Tribunes sell
recording barometer The doued line shows the tempera-
ture a recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following official from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY

For District of Columbia Maryland. continued
settled weather to-day Monday probably fair variable
winds.
For Eastern NeW-York. Delaware. New-Jersey and
E stern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and Monday;
variable winds.
For ev-England. fair to-day; warmer IN northwest
portion: fair cooler in eastern portion; light
west winds becoming by Monday.
For Pennsylvania, partly cloudy today show
in southern. northern portion, Monday
fair warmer southern portion: variable winds
For Western New-NoIk. partly clCuGy to-day Monday
fair warmer; light fresh winds, mostly east.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETS1. ExCEpT
" ANSP ACTFTC

cT-BA-By raii to Port Tampa. Fla. ana thence ~
srearner closes Office daily, Thursday. az
T5 80 a. N. Ghs connecting mails close here OF Mon
days Wednesdays ard satureays)
MEXICO unless specially addressed Tor
dispatch by closes az this ofce daiy sxcepe
sunday a $50 . and II 80 . n Sundays AZ !
D. n and 30 ..
bv steamer closes this Office daily at $50 p NJ
connecting close every Monday. Wednesday
ard Saturday.
JAMAICA BY rail to Boston. ard thence ~ stearnsr.
cicses at this Office $50 p every Tuesday and
Thursday
hIIOJ FION Boston. and thence cy steamer
closes at Office daily at $50 ..
FEL,IZI PUERTO CORTEZ and SJAT EAAI~A-Hy refz
10 New-Oresns. and thence BY steamer. closes at MS
ofscs daily except sunday at II 80 D. m and r1ls3o
. n Sundays at II D. m III 30 D. tcounecrnx
nail closes here Mondays az 4f1:50 o. M
COSTA RIGA - rail New-Orlears. and thence bv
steamer this once eaily. except Sunday. az
+1:3O D m f1I:30 ,. Sundays at u . n. and
+I1:3O D CONNECTING mail closes here Tuesdays az
.FssxiStsEed man closes at s D n previous day.
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Married.

BERGsTRoM-B -BURKsON-on sunday. May 81. Agnes
Josephine Burkson. Of Philadelphia, to John Victor
F3ergstroa OF Stockholm Sweden, by the Rev Francis
Kelley.
CoI.EGATE-LEO % 1895, at St BarthoIo-
news Church Brooklyn. Edith Casey Leonard daugh-
ter OF Charles ". Leonard, 10 Lathrop Collegiate
JACKsON-MCALL-In Nsw-oreans La on Monday:
June g 1903. Christ Church Cathedral Chapel. BY
Verv Rev Charles L Wells, Dean. Miss Fanny Mccall
TO Mr. Arthur l.. jackson, Of Chattanooga, Tenn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Special Notices.
Domestic Rates.

For points United states Canada a1d sssxls'
(outside boroushs Of ManEatta1 and he S-ona
10 Porto Eslco. HAWAII and the RnADp4--"'
without expense fax foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEs7


MoNDAY-A. a m for Argentine. Uruguay and Para
quay. per . Arabistar-
TT-FSpAY-At 9:2O a supplementary 1870 a M
Central America (sxeept Costa Rica) and south
Pacific Ports, per Iucatan via Col5n mail for
Guatemala be directed per s. s Yucatzn'
WEDNESDAY-At n. for Newfoundland. per s
Rosalind. al o J. Mexico. > Eavensdale.
via Progrsso CnaH directed per . Ravens
dale'D: al 1870 supplementary go P M for
Ieeward and Wn1vard Islands. British Dutch and
French Guiana per s. s. EOrona (raal for Barbados.
Grenada and Trinidad must be directed per B 81
Korona'D.
InaiI FOR Mexico via Progrsso. Caupechs and Vera
Cruz must be directed per Havana'0s az Z
Tor Barbados French Guiana and Norths-1
Brazil per Hilary. II supplementary 1880
CITY OF washington trnan Mexico via Tampico nuss
be directed per City OF Washington ,; at p
Complementary 1870 M for Bahamas. Der 8 s.
Antia CnaII be directed Per s . Antiia y; az
II 80 o m. for Newfoundland Der = C1-lhaS1nian-
from Philadelphia.
Fe~nar1 buco Bahia, Janeiro and Santos (naN FOR
must be- directed per 5 Byron; At $50 q.
(supuleunsntary 1920 for InaguA Cape Haiti
Port Paix and Jererie per s Bolivia (Inatl for
Uvia): at 10 a. for Grenada, Trinidad and cfuda1
Bolivar per Maraval: at 10 a N. for Haiti. per
s Prins Nethsrandsu tulaN for Curacao, Vensz-
ueIa. Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must pa
directed per Prtns der NsSherfancen y at Y m
for Cuba. psr s. Mexico. via Havana. a. p n To-
Porto Plata Captain Bennett from Boston
mail FOR parts Dominican Republic muse
be directed per s. s Captain Bennett')
sSTTRpAY-At $50 a for Fortune Island. jamaica
Eavaufla Cartageaa and Ci-eytown. per s .. A1ens
T~aU f5r Costa Pca nuS- directed per Ale1s)s
m 0r Bermuda. = Trinidad at $50 n ~
1s1ppIerensry go FOR Curacao and Ve1ezuela-
De-s ZIIis email for savanila and Cartsssna must
h. Zulfa' q Porto R@cn.
per Cozno. via San Juan
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY-At $50 italy direct q - evore
America be directed per Nc-o
Amsrica''l-
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a m for Europe e q st.
Paul eia Southampton mail FOR Lrela1d must oe d.
rected per 3 st. Paul D az 1880 a. N supple
mentary a NJ for Europe. per 8 9 Oceanics va
Queenstown: 7sSO a Netherlands direct
5. SSaatendam tnaH must be directed per q B.
Staatendar1')-
THURSDAY-At a n for France. Switzerland Itziys
Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British india
Lorenzo Marquez = . La Savofe. Via Havrs
(raaE parts OF Europe must be directed
3 Savoie'D $50 a. n Complementary a. nj
for Europe per Deutschland. via Plymouth Char
bourg and Hamburg
sATURDAY-At s a m Belgium dtrsct. {. s.
EroOnIand (unaf must directed per q Kroon-
land'0: s:3O supplementary 10 E) for E1z
s. = Cu1b-fa- via Queenstown. at $50
for Scotland direct. Furu=ssia tuati must %
directed per FUrnesstal az 1870 for Italy
direct. Princess Irene lEna1 must oe directed
3 Princess Irsne'1; at II FOR Denmark
direct. per (ulau be directed per
NorseC
PRINTED MATTER. ETCs-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Papers and Samples for Germany
class mail matter for other parts OF
viii be sent BY this ship unless specially
directed by
closing Supplementary Tr1nsatiantic Mails
additional Supplementary Malls opened
piers OF the American English French ard Ger
and remain until within Min
O Of sailing OF steamer
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4. the r-ost accessible cemetery Of tne naetrop-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at s125 up. send for Illustrated Book
let ~ by request representative will call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sT.. n Z. CITY.
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Mail s,I5scrfbsrs IN NeN-YoEk City the DAILY and
VIII be charged cent copy sx1r%
postage in addition the rates ssned above
Foreign Rates
nofafs In the Universal
Postal Unlon THE TRIBUNE w1H be mailed at the FOL
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Address relative 20 E1oscpUons or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE New-York CITY. Re
by P0seocs money ORDER express money order arH-
registered
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-19
BONNEVILLE.

Arthur Kendall is spending several
weeks at ]. M. Kendail's.
Rev Mr. Turner Of Weston preached
last Sunday for Rev w. F. Hill.
The Ladies Aid society met We'd
nesday with Mrs Gilbert Burbank.
Most people here have secured their
ice, but it is not OF as good quality as
usual.
Large quantities of lumber are daily
being taken from the mill above to the
station.
There was a pound party Tuesday
night for the benefit OF the minister,
Rev w. f. Hill
Mrs w. f. Hill is somewhat i'm
proved in health. An aunt is stop
ping with her for a few weeks.
Hazel and Mildred, daughters OF
Frank Burbank of Londonderry, Wis
tied their grandmother, Mrs G. O.
Burbank, last week.
Harry Benson, who was seriously
hurt in a mill at Peru last November,
has so far recovered that he has been
brought to his fathers home here.
Mrs J. M. Kendall is spending the
winter with her son Adelbert in New
York city. Mr. Kendall has been home
a number of weeks but expects to re-
turn soon.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-19

Fifty Dollars is the rate offered by
the Canadian Pacific Railway to Seat
tie, Tacoma, Victoria and other points
on the Pacific Coast, February l5tt to
April 30th.
Passengers by this route can 60 all
the way from Boston and intermediate
points, without change
Every Wednesday one Of the Cana
dian Pacifc's comnodious and com
Portable Tourist Sleeping Cars will
start, making the entire trip across the
continent, the charge for double berth
in which lie but $500
Further information will be supplied
to Settlers and Tourists by addressing
h. j. Oolvln, 1862 Westinghouse, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-19
HOME TESTIMONY.
Can Any be Stronger, Garry More Weigh
or BE More Convincing Than Ben
nington's Testimony.

Make a mental note OF H. This man Is well
known in Bennington. His verocily is un
questioned. You are reading local evidence;
investigating home testimony; b nnIDgton
news for B inning on psope It's not from
Maine or Montana. Suspicion can't Turk
around it. Hooesy /, Us best characteristic;
home endorsement its salient point
W. c. Firth. proprietor OF the barb shop
at 4l5 Min st residence 2o3 Graz driveway,
says: ~ dom think, reither do / want 1t
und r.too T. that am at all bothered With my
Kidneys, but backache Is not caused by con
slant sanding over the chair. When attacks
occur they are at lea.t aggravated Having
one some time ago ! used Doan's kidney
PITS. TIL tr atment stopped the attack. /
am quite willing that you should say that 1
consider DOan's Kidney Pills most reliable
remedy"
For 'ale by al dealers; price 50 cents a
box. Foster.Milburn Co BuAa o, N. Y,
sole.agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Dosh's and take no
other.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-19
NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
Plans For Rs.0rsanizatiOns According to the
New Law.


Capt elect Russell G. Graves and
First Lisut. ". f. Frost returned Fri
day from Brattleboro, where they at
tended the annual school for commits
stoned officers of the Guard.
The school was unusually we'll at
tended and was successful in its re-
suits. The matter of new uniforms
and rifles for the guard was discussed
but nothing definite can be decided
upon until the War College, which is
now in session in Washington, takes
action as to these matters in conform
ity with the new law
1t is expected that there will be
changes in the color of the shoulder
straps and stripes of the officers uni
forms and possibly a change in the
badge Oh the caps, although no decis-
ion has been reached as to whether the
Vermont Guard will wear the state
coat of arms or the United States eagle
An interesting feature Of the school
we're several lectures on military tao
tics given by Prof Hovey, of Norwich
Academy.
Examinations we're taken by six
candidates.