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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-17

MICE lot of Roman Hyacinths and
~ other bulbs at M. E. Robinson
n BRO.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-17

SALE-A Densmore type
II writer, good as new, in perfect
repair and a bargain. Apply to John
O. Royal, at Robinson's drug store.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-17

( YOU want !o be convinced Of
d tie best place - Buy good, re-
liable PLANO for Inc least money
4ome and see our F,ianos before pur-
'.iaasjna elsewhese, r. 1eiu )e- we
d { ii Anufacturers anu ual Qf1to>d to
s-5l you at lower pnces than the
i a.ej. All we as Is ! So. f-utu you.
@A s4- StIef, G1jGs %. ~ 4.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
4RNOLD ESTATE SETTLED.
Order of Justice Maddor Filed at
White Plains.

Under an order of Justice Maddox. filed in the
Supreme Court at White Plains yesterday, a set
tlennent adjustment and distribution of the large
estate left by Richard Arnold are effected The
action is brought by Frederick A Constable and
Townsend WandeIl surviving executors OF the
will of Richard Arnold. against Caroline H John
sion Marie Pauline Johnston, Marguerite c john
sion Alfred a Johnston, Theodore A. Johnston.
Edward William Arnold and Annie S. Arnold. es
executrix of the will Of William Arnold.
The executors say the total amount OF property
+hey received was s. 962 6 L. of which s. 4902S6 2
was the share Of the testator in the assets OF
Arnold Constable & Co. The executors paid out
& 900 600 TO trustees for the infant Georgianna l.
Arnold tr.. and s2l.35S 81 to the estate Of Henri
eta Constable. and other Iegacies and expenses
aroounting to s. 6e1 $50 Sc leaving in their hands
e. 30 SO so They paid out OF the Fesiduary the
<aiIoyynr amounts: William Arnold, S76422 00;
Annie Arnod $25l1Sl Il; Marie l. Cameron. SOL,
80 50. Harris D Colt $25119l TO- and Frederick A.
C.oDstahIe and Townsend WandeH (real estate set
snaTt In partition. S754,H2 80 According 10 the
caurt papers filed. the capital undistrlhuted Is
s. 1861 80 -, ..,,,,s-to,,s e1-e7 ~, tho
court the executors, Frederick A Constable and
Srnv-nsand Wandell. entitled 10 9,s16 z eacn
rrbe1 rba executors directed 70 pay out the
following legaciss: Harris D. Colt. as adminls-
t~ator OF Marie l. Cameron Sl53 lM so, IN satstac-
ton of amount due him; Caroline J. Johnston,
s1 81 SO Annie S. Arnold sl2709S G H. D. Colt.
s5i 508 50: Caroline h Johnston $1o9 4OI o. anu 10
ratain for the benefit of EdU ard William cameron
sac $40 il Frederick A Constable is allowed 70 re-
cfcr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
THE MACEDONIAN ATROCITIES.
An Appeal on Behalf of Those Who Have
Suffered from Them
o the Editor Of The Tribune.

o the EGltOr OF The IT1bune-
Sir: The chivalrous spirit Of America cannot
know OF the present reign of bioodshed. torture
AID Imprisonment in Macedonia without anger
and grief. IL Noel Brailsford writing from Us
kub. SIonastr and less important centres in Mace
donia tells Of dozens of murders Of Christians by
Turks; of prison Che quotes from the Diary
OF a ConsurO whence the released could hardly
limp away having been bastinadced until Grip
pied; of wholesale conscation Of all kinds Of prop
erty. threa tening famine in wide districts where
the 1ocks and herds have been devoured or car
ried away and the crops destroyed on the ground
by set purpose: and OF the most brutal treatment
of women. children and the aged
The Macedonian leader. Michailowsky. writing to
Arnold de Lisle says. Following their usual
sanguinary tactics, the Turks are organizing mas
sacres. They make the women and children ex-
plate the crime of the nen-the crime of aspiring
be free. The victims be counted by thou-
sands. In the of civilization, in the name
OF universal brotherhood and justice we beg OF
you TO help the unhappy Macedonians, VINO are
destined to externnaton unless assistance from
without is forthcoming
This assistance need be nothing Of Lature 10
run counter the Monroe Doctrine; for the great
number of the Macedonian refugees are con
gregated at Sofia which place Mr.. de IisIe
purposes to proceed. at his own expense. as soon
he shall have collected relief fund oT suILcienI
Mrs CTudge1 Freernan-Cray Of No. 3.6t8 Twenty
second-st. San Francisco and Arnod 1d de dSe' IN
vte contributions or service IN the cause CAUSE ot q
people suffering atrocities such as BuIgaLlTa gu -
shake off q reign of terror under the barparces
Turk The benefciaries under the fund VIII oe tIg I
'heIpIess women and children and toLteIlng, @olu @
men,. whose needs must comprise fooa ecu M =
and lodging. Bulgaria is playing Slsterly Pc :
in sheltering the refugees; but she cannot nope NOPE
to cope with distress 50 large scae-osI
eminent has sent out note to its representa-
in European capitals. in order tnat IoTelgn
ernrents NAV be made aware OF the crue4ttSS
practsed on the Christians Of NacedcLia ouI @ M
+a~affonai jeaIoys:ee appear paralyZe the gred
powers. The Turk pours out the biooo OF LIS VIZ
Il1 1 tbaea tie cry of suffering
must address itself 70 The charitable Publlc-, ~
America. feel sure, that cry VIII not IAN oi p
OTroea' province di Cuneo italy June is. 1868
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
OBITUARY.
prMgEg7oN s. HUTCHINSON.

7s-,ber-or 8 Hutchinson, president Of the Pnlla-
zsl--ia Saving Fund Society, died yesterday a1ter
,o- = MS home No 1S35 Pine-st-, PhiladeIpnia'
60, ,-+es-i-7a1 trouble. He son Of l Pernpef-
- - ,-.--s-a--a fF4are) Hutchinson, and was
= a. -ie4,o- Portugal February 15 1886, where
- - = -se T7ritad States Consul. He entered
=, -, o1see ~ the University Of Pennsyl-
-. : 80 b,,- left the institution before the
--.fo >. +17e -oUrse 10 enter into mercantile
- E=e @rst beEau as a clerk in 2 drygoods
--s.., 1,,-,se .r6 later engaged IN business for
,---[ = .a-z,s7 IN the Civil War volun-
- a ~ -s+ Cray Reserves Regiment Of Pennsyi-
-, f,4.3s In 1s78 he became manager Of the
-. 1,7-5 socjetv and in 1856 its vfce-president
clr July 5, 1885. he was eiecoeo pIes-U7--- - 80
Ciery. ,-.
He was member OF Per1oeruon :.
r. oo-,rr3ss5or MERCHANTS: Philadelphia Contrlbu-
-t,.-s- @or Insurance westnoreland Coal Com
-.~-- american Fire Insurance Company, Farmers
- ,reo4,s-,ics, National Bank. Girard Trust Com
uany AID the North Penn Railroad GoInPsngy- 27g
Sc was member also OF the tE1adsIpiiIla -l1D'
the pennsylvania Society tae Sons OF ths deeN% @
1r-for and the University Barge ne
ss5 aenes wharton. daughter OF George ,s AitIn MIN
Tvra~ror prominent lawyer rive cIllIOIs9
,iy-e r'rT1-s Pernberton sydney e MIS-; "llIlaIn IAN
2 Ellis Mrs. Samuel Shober and MIS- "oii
COnvnghan Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE LAWS DELAY.
The Delaware Outrage Attributed to It.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Is not the laws delay and the procrastina-
ton Of justice to blame for the Delaware
lynching than anything else? To this day the terms
OF court trace their origin back for more tnan
thousand years Blackstone says through all
Christendom, ir very early times, the whole year
was one continuous term for hearing and deciding
causes, until at length the Church interposed and
exempted certain holy seasons from being profaEed
by the tuTut of forensic litigation; as, particularly
the time of Advent and Christmas, Whlch gave rise
to the winter vacation the time of Lent and Easter
which created that in spring; the time of Pentecosl
which produced the third, and the long vacation
between midsummer and Michaelmas, when was
allowed for the hay season and harvest III LileSe
days cities were Of small population and rural dls
tricts sparseIy peopled, and there was some
excuse for long vacations between terms OF court
But the world has moved on: commerce has grown
and populations counted by the Millions DIS
patch and perfection must be found in all depart
ments of business, yet the old fashioned antquateo
circuit courts are still in existence prisoners must
pine in Jail, civil suits must grow rusty commerce
must be tied up awaiting for the circuit judge 10
crawl around Was the Rev. R. A Ellwood so 1ar
wrong when he called en- the judges to establish
precedent? Was he to be condemned in asking the
machinery of the law get out of the old ruts ano
to the asphalt Of modern times? speed traa a
too long out of session. Constitutions need revising
1t is ridiculous that three four months shou II
people were naturally enraged at the heIlish crime
Peretrated on this young girl @ So foraG We a3 General
Of Delaware knew the feelings of the people, the
officials knew it. the judges knew it ana II 5 tn9
jury, this was the time to exercise this unusual
power. This the time to establSh preceGeelltt en-
and 10 let those who would defy the law know that
Justice shake off her leaden shoes whea 9eCTs as
sary occas sions arise. The Rev. r. A EliWcoo was
not so far wrong you would have US belleEe. as
long the rusty old oxcarts Of circuit courts ana
quarter sessions permitted to drag sIiofl2 ~
these old ruts lynching parties will assemble W IN III
these lynchers be brought to Justice \ es., WHen
their conscences prompt them to convict ana halg
themselves and not before. The juries must come
from this mob - .-5,,,+
All modern appliances are adopted to GonQucss ,6q s
business ano assist commerce. The PRESIDENT OF
the Tinted States and his host Of assistants are
worked to death keep up with the daily business
hut the laws delay still has for its motto rocras
tination" Better little injustice than TINS ever
lasting procrastination. ,,-r7rrI
Ii1na
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

washington June 2s.-weather conditions. have be-
come promising east Of the mississippi River ana
the shower area was limited Michigan Peninsula.
south Atlantic Coast Temperatures have also risen
except over shower and as rule are somewhat
.,oze the seasonal In the West high tenn
peratures with low pressure and generally a
weather except in portions Montana the Dakotss and
the middle and northern plateau Wnere tee were so"
ers with lower temperature.
The weather will be generally fair Tuesday ana
-,-1sa,, east Of the Mississippi River with higher
,ernperatlre over northeastern districts IN the
yeet the weather will unsettled with showers and
.Js-e portion OF the midGle plateau ana
1Ipeessy night or Wednesday in the middle and soltn
.lore central Rocky Mountain region and the sooth
plateau. .ha he
-oT+h becoming variable; the Middle Alaltc
rh+ 70 fresh north west becoming NaaD. ol re
if Coast light fresh south: on Jhe UPPER s iit
- ]-eeh and mostly south. and on the lower bikes is
e+aar1aTs departing Tuesday for European poTS %l
- -rseb north 10 winds ana geteraly Ia4I
weather the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY,
TO- England. partly cloudy To-Day hesn no4'n
.,,ss. "Wednesday fair. warmer.
r. Fsx,eru New-York and Eastern pennsylvania IAN
,ne- today Wednesday fair. warmer IN east PoT'lo''
variable WINDS in interior;
or al light north winds. becoming LarlaDle
Fennsvlvania, fair to-day end "eoaesAS'
"a 7e~trT1 ,lew-Yorir. fair. warmer tooay eoH
IirI,- 20 fresh winds. mostly sout~es1 o.
ca -.laSa-e fair to-day and WeohesunS' "e-i' -
.xb r1rtb winds becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
rRANsPAcIE1c MAILS


cr,,a and Japaa Via Vancouver and Victoria. B c..
close here daily $50 70 June $50 inelusive
,. Empress OF China iMerchandfss
for United States Agency Shanghai
FsVaE China Japan an6 Philppne Islands. VIA san
Francisco close daily 6.8o ? 70 July =.
Inclusive dispatch Per 5. 8 Hong koag Naru -
CHINA and japan Seattle. close here daily at $50
D m up July IS. inclusive. for dispatch per s. .
Aki
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via san Francisco close
here daily at $50 up 20 J1ly -, inclusive. t7r
fiSpatch per = Nariposa-
Japan China. Philippine Islands via San
Francisco close daily $50 TO July fi0
Inclusive. r dispatch pe ; s. City OF PeknS
Australia except WeSrl. Nsv-CaledonIa
Ftfi samoa Hawaii. VITA san Francisco close here
daily at ESQ m after June TO and W TO July I'll
incIusive for dispatch per = Sonona Gf the Cnard
steamer carrying British mail for NswLealand does
with this dispatch.
r-ails-ciosinr $50 a ESQ a. and $50
rna5s up forwarded until the arrival % the cunart
AEst-ais EXCEPT wesO FIJI Islands and Nev-Caedonia
via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. close here daily
$50 D. after July III and to july us inelus4ve
Philippine Islands san Francisco close here daily
$50 ? gp 20 July ~. Inclusive. for dispatch per
United transport.
China and japan via Tacoma close acre daily AT 6So
p up July t2S inclusive, for dispatch a
NTF-JJnless otherwise addressed. Australia Ia
Forwarded via Europe AID New-Zeala1d and Philip
pines San Franeisco-ths quickest routes Pill
fppines suecauv addressed VIA Canada" s-vfa
Europe be fully prepaid az the foreign rates
Is forwarded via Francisco. exclusively.
Transpacfc forwarded cf sailing eafiy.
schedule of closing 5 arranssd on the prssr
tcn OF uninterrupted overland transit Regis
tered mail closes az p previous Gay.
CORNELIUS VAN COrr. Postuaztsx.
Postotice. Nev-Xork. y Y.s June ID lSOss
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
Died..

Heroh Wife Of seyour Burre in the s6th YEAR Of
Henry-st. Brooklyn. Tuesday 10 a m 1t is re-
auested that flowers be sent
CooK-suddenly. at Denver Col, June 25 1908. John
3. Williamson, No. 354 Unon-ave-. Elizabeth " J..
Wednesday afternoon July l. at o'clock
GILBERT-At Brookline Mass. q. Frances Ade-
and late Frances Harriet Gilbert Funeral and in
Troy. N Y. Tuesday June 80
HAvEMEYER--on June IS at his residence: IN River
wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Thursday. July .
HOYT-At New-Canaan. Conn. Monday. June %
1908, Cornelia Bennett widow OF Moan ". Hoyt aged
Canaan. on Thursday, July 2. at p m
MARsHALL-At Trenton. n. J. Sixth month. 2sth Mar
garet s. daughter of W Maxwell and Laura g Mar
ret p restdence r No % ger Fot6 9 dag aSr
Seventh month. 1st. at O'Clock ?. m
MEAD-on Monday. %. Emily c. wife Of late
". Mead Funeral services at her late residence
O'Clock Interrnent Greenwich Conn. the arrival
Of the 1882 train from New-Yorl-
sCoTT17,At Lexington Ky on Monday, @ June q 1908
and Jane suydam Scott. aged 81 years
wEBD-on SUNDAY. June IS 1903. Eleanor s., wife Of
Harvey N Weed Of Noroton, Corn- Funeral service
G MGmford No. o. TIilside-aTe. Orange \ -
Med4esday July I. al l! 30 a n Carriages @ At the
from New-York on the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad.
wINTERToN-Entered into rest Monday. June %.
ton in year OF her age Funeral her late
residence No t18 West 75th-st.. Wednesday morning
July l. at 10 O'Clock
No z42 cTarison-s Charles zeiIer aged IS years
Funeral services will be held the Reformed Dutch
Church aves., Flatbush. Brooklyn n Y, on Tuesday,
June 30. at 2;8o ? m Friends and members OF the
attend.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
THE PASSING THR0NG.

It has been difficult subdue certain fanaticsi
tribesmen in the Philippine archipelago on account
Of their subtle methods Of fighting
FANATIcM and their treachery. but it has
FILIPINOS been accomplished. according 10
ARE SUB Captain Walter H. Hunt, Just re-
DUED turned from Manila. He told some
interesting things about it yesterday
at the N4varre. SaiG he: ''In the island OF NH
danao. for instance. the American troops haa 20
snap in campaigning. The tribesmen in the lsIano
are fanatfcal Mahometans. The Spaniards mace
war against them for centuries. but never more
than barely held district Our troops found tne
work Of pactfcation hardly begun when we 1eh
heir to the islands The Moros held our men
as cheapIy as the S1aniards and did take US
seriously at all but forces did not move until
thoroughly prepared. and then they beat the Lanao
Moros first Of all Once conquered. these readlly
set about road making 70 which they were 9 PT.; tb
interior that had never felt the weight OF AMER @
the Sultan of BacoIod, who in the last six months
found out the force Of American arg % uLnent; is
The chief trouble in dealing with tnSse pSops, =
that there is no central authority. and each chlef
has to De c0nqIereG eono IN bi cifs The arrange
ment made with him at the time OF the ceSsion 5i
cams ground ia N fbe NG island run on modern ideas
Evervthing there runs counter to progress and en-,
lghtenmeut; slavery and polygany hourlsn, ai.o th
time Of the cession can no longer be tolerateed.
On these Islands are bands OF oatnnoII3q Ia4a ffr
''The attacks Of these creatures" continued the
captafn "are savage. Although, strictly speaking.
they are not orthodox Mahon-
TWO etans. yet they believe that any
NATIVES one Of them who dies IN the fight
ATTACK EN- against an unbeliever succeeds to
TIRE TROOP the MosIern paradise with a stand
ing commensurate with the amount
of damage he does in this world. These fanatics
are easily made use Of BY their suDeriors- With
solemn rites and ceremonies. one swears to kill
Then. armed with knife or dagger. crazed with
drugs or drink. he to murder. He is an
exceedingly cunning and utterly fearless creature in
this state. The Spanish troops called these saw
ages iuramentado.' They belong to particular
section or tribe. I know of one instance where
two Of these fellows attacked entire troop Of
cavalry at drill. and only stopped fighting when
riddled An English officer, 10 whom related TINS
occurrence, told that scenes like II We're once
common the frontier OF India, where such fan
atcs called GhaZis- The old time Sikh rulers
of the frontier made short work Of them by hang
ing them wrapped in pigskn, thus according 10 the
fanatics belief. shutting him of from the par
adise he desired
THE Philippine archipelago is quiet at present.
the larger part being perfectly content Wherever
there is sign of trouble unrest the authorities
have forces ready to stop the SLghteSr outbreak
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
MR.. AND MRS. M. o. ROBERTS HURT
Thrown from Automobile Near Paris and
Both Badly Injured

Paris. June 29.-Lieutenant Marshall o. Rob
erts. of the Scots Guards, son of Mrs. Ralph
Vivian formerly Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts. of
New-York who married Miss Irene Helen Muir
ray, daughter Of Sir George Murray, IN London
on June %. making an automobile trip
from Paris to Fontainebleau with his bride to-
day when they met with an accident and both
were thrown out of the motor They
badly, though not fatally, hurt.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
AND THEN he WOKE UP.
Chicago Professors Dream Of an hlec'Il0
Sea q Big Gun and Coil Of Wire.
rrY-E1EeRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE J


T,.-va- June 2s-F. X Schoon-naker- rep IeSeIl'-
- ~ z,-,i--ev Electrical Development Company
s. here 10 arrange for Transporting q Il
= - - : -. x-T-,-77f+ of Pixies Peak. his purpose
-. =. 5s,,s1o-, the theory OF Professor whitney
f CHICAGO thai by penetrating the atrnospheIe sur
-o,,rsr the earth he can secure from the e4eclfo
.ea above sn unlimited current for power fiaiNS
On the earth -
-,< zz-,f--7ez when he secures and places
,,s eT-r vii fire q spherical magnet vertically 40
+bis r-ojectile viii be attached coll o. VIZ
twenty or thirty miles long The professor pc
ueres that once beyond the paIe OF t-e ID"
siac-fc So the wire VIII hold il, and, % a11t5
larger wires he can draw from ABOVE
electric power.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
oRITukRY NOTES.

Chicago. June 2s.-willisn A HaTerneyer' loc4i
-eu-esentstive a. the American Sugar REFINING
Company. and cousin OF II. O. HavemeyeT' IIeS'-
dent of that company is dead al his home IN flFei
side after an Illness OF FIVE months NY nave
never WIS born n New-York in 1873. and came
here ia 1873. He leaves widow and four cniiofeH-
Charles 4. FUnch. superintendent OF the FotteF
Paint Works, IL Newark died Sunday AT his home
IN Be1levfIle- He was forty-two years old Deatn
pss due 20 appendicitis. Mr. Funck had been III
only a week He leaves widow and tTo children
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
SpeciaI Notices

LoNDoN-oncs Of THE TRIBUNE a. N'' -
BIoEg e;outr & CO. No "a Nsvroxford-tsst.,
ISsdon and Paris Exehange Bankers sasiid0n A'''''
.slssa & ~ Tssss1e sEs2s e.ss. eisss
internatonai Sleeping Car Company 20 Coc<sD'1'~ *
The London once Of THE TR1sCNE e 'onVsni@s
place g leave adysrtisersnts ana I1ls c5s
56bS WaaamaseS a21 8 Co - Rue dss P'u'"'
alarsan iIar,ss Co. No 81 s9gI::asd zaa'~.nn
Continen2si Hotel newsstand
American Express Company. No II Rue Serbia
GETrvai 1-5ard. odler Co. and Union Bank
FLoRENcE-Frsnch. Lemon & Co. Nos- aHe We
Ma-quay griir2gs' CO. Bankers =,
HAMBIEG. HA4Is e.. "a sAI5sT american Express ~0N-'
BREMEN~American Express Company. No sahahnf
GENoG-Aaerican Express Company. No Is Via San
AxTNERP. sELGrUM-Ansrican Express Company.
sTRIA~Bohmischs Escompts Bank. CARLSBAD
For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READEssz g. ssrose Dad
SUNDAY TRIBUNE On file IN the rsIdins rooms OF the
I0NDoN-Fiotel Victoria Savoy Hotel The Iangham
Hotel Carton Hotel Clardsss Hotel a9'e ,o-TST.
Sew HoSsI Hotel Russell me Howard Hotel. Nor
5fs s, u'f r.ao6 5o5 ssns sT Hotsi
LEEDS Mid9na H9ssl BFads9rd afi Noe ssc.b. fs9p gag
Royal Hotel EOsson-Wys: RT FILES 59'e otsi pe9Sy
Hoer's shanklin Hotel. Isle Of Wight; Wa5srioo
Bettws-y5rdsd B2iS1; Wsss "a'S' f'0'1-
2ss a1e Enefh r.. H9ts aaso" Station f0'
GIBRALTAR-The Cecil -.
Chatham. Hotel BndaS Grand Hotel dorst
Lille 2 Albion. Grand Hotel de HAthsnAe Eotei
Pales Hotel de Ia Grande Bretagne. Hotal Cor
tinental. Hotel ST James and Albany.
1REIAND-s6eIDarns Hotel Dublin: Royal Victoria
ITALY ANB SOUTH OF EaANeE1HessI @ .., Mss5qDo4s 4:.
Bains; Hotel Louvre Savoy. AK les Bans; Grand
Hotel. Venice: Eden Palace. Genoa; Hotel EoyaI
Daniel. Venice; Grand Hotel Venice: Hotel cs "a
Vile. Milan
BELGIUM-Le Grand Hotel Brussels; Hotel Kursssi snf
Beau Site. Ostsnd: Continental Hotel. Ostsnd
DENMARK-HCtel &c rAngleterrs Copenhagen
RUSSIA-Hotel Berlin. MOSCOW
GERMANY-Nassauer-Io Hotel. WIes5ader; -Four ses-
Hotel Wies5aesn; Faise--E5or and Auguste We
toria-bad. Wiesoaden5 Four Seasons Hotel. Auntc1i
Strauss Nuremberg. Hotel Stephanie. Ba1ea-
Baden: HotsI Bellevue. Dresden; Hotel Carlton. Ser
Hotel Bristol. FrankfOrr-On-A Main, Grand Hotel
Metropols. Bad-Nauhein: Hotel Messner. BADEN
Baden, Kur Hotel. Furstenhof Eisenbach; Hotel Ma
tionaI Strassburg- NeulIsns Hotel AK IA Chapeles
Hotel Eaiserhot Berlin Carlton Hotel Inter den
Berlin. Russie. Munich. ttotei
Nuremberg; Hotel de Holland &ayenca-on-E ESatnes
Hotel WUremberger, Nuremberg. Hotel Dtsch Cologne
AUSTRIA AND SWTTZERLAED--Efotel E-tsJol VIENNA
Carlsbad Hotel Victoria. Intsraksn; Hotel savoy and
West ED. Carlsbad: Hotel Euler. Basle; Hotel
Bernerhof Berne. Continental. Lausanne; Hotel Eu-
rope Lucerne Hotel KIinger Marienoad: Rugsn
Hotel TunS FraubIick. Interlaksr: Grand Eotes:
Lausanne: Hotel Beau Rtvage. Geneva e5rano AoLei
Patx. Geneva: Hotel National Carlsbad: Hotel
Schweizenhof Falls OF the Rhine. Ne1naussn; kur
CARLSBAD; Grand Hotel de Vevey- Nsveyf HoteI
U Zurich
New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CUBA-By rail 70 Port Tampa F1a-. and thence BY
seauner closes Office daily except Thursday az
1880 a (the connecting mails close here on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays-
MEXICO CITY-OvsrIand specially addressed for
dispatch BY closes at this Office daily except
Sunday. 80 .. and G+3o D n sundays at i
and 1I.3O ..
NI-By North Sydney. and thence
bv closes this Oface daily az $50 ? m
(counscting close MoEday. wednesday
and Saturday.
JAMAICA BY rail 70 Boston. and thence by steamer
closes at this Office at $50 p every Tuesday and
Thursday
MICJ FLON Boston. and thencs By steamer
closes al this office daily az $50 ? N -
BFI.IZE- PUERTO CORTEZ and CSCATE1ALA-By raii
70 and thence b steamer closes az tns
oice daily except Sunday, ar 4l89 . n and T!1-So
2 m SUNDAYS II D m and I'll 80 p N tconnscrng
mail closes here Mondays at 1880 3 nj
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New-York tribune., 1903-06-30
THE ROYAL MURDERS IN SERVlA

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Please accept my hearty thanks for the noble
stand which The New-York Tribune has taken IN
regard 70 the rnurderers of the King and Queen Of
seryia It is worthy Of all praise. The only regret
is that our government President has not uttered
some word OF protest or condemnation Of that in
lannon's crime S. c. GEORGE.
Clergyman of the Presbyterian Church.
East Liverpool. Ohio June q. 1893