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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-13

The Chicago Inter.ocean Says
If you see a novel with this on Its
title page "The Main Chance" by
Meredith Nicholson, illustrated by
Harrison. Indianapolis. The Bobbs.
Merrill company, buy, beg, borrow
or steal 1t. For The Main Chance"
has all the elements of twentieth
century greatness. You can find
this book a. McCoy's Book Store.
Price $I.oS each. o3t
Ir1u has reformed a little
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
SAYS KAISER WOULD BE liked HERE
Ambassador Tower Praises His Majesty
Ambassador Meyer Arrives.

A number of well known people arrived here yes
terday from Europe on the steamer Kaiser VIII
helm II including Ambassadors Charlemagne
Tower, the representative Of the United States in
Germany and George Won I. Meyer. the repre-
sentative Of this country in Italy Both of these
have come home to spend a vacation OF two
months Mr. Tower said he could not speak regard
ing German legislation affecting this country, but
he talked enthusiastically Of the reception Of the
United States fleet at Kel and OF the German En-
peror's personality.
The feet" he said, had most magnificent re-
ception the Germans doing everything they could
10 make the visit pleasant. There we're no deser-
tons among the Americans as has been reported
In replv to question regarding the possibility Of
Prince Henrys coming to this country TO attend the
St Louis Exposition. the ambassador said ne
knew of nc such plan and did not think the Prince
would be here. His duties as admiral at Kiel'
added Mr Tower. kept Prince Henry busy. Prince
Henry he declared. still enthusiastic over MS
visit 10 this country. and had told him at dinner
that he wished for another opportunity to visit
this country as he had enjoyed his previous trip
Speaking Of the impression which many Ameri-
cans have Of Emperor William and ms unIalriiess
Mr. Tower said IF the Kaiser were TO come TO
L,s o,,-trv he would carry everything before him
rbe reason that he would be liked over here Is that
ne Is broadminded and democratic. lie Is Iu4l OF go
The Kaiser is not half so much interested IN racing
as he is in yachting. He inspected the he4is'i Sc
and was much impressed with What ne Sd" oi
.r,ari.a, sf7ins To Admiral Cotton he said. You
have A splendid ship and regarding captain Hemp
hill ne added And you have captain VINO knows
- ,,st,eee," Mr. Tower said he could not dis
IIis - rsla+ioDs with Russia. 10 which country
he was ambassador previous TO ms APRON 70
~ German court as he was not nov IN 7III ILI-H
with affairs that country lie star'e1 i'' ma
deIphia yesterday afternoon ,,slit,- wiz n
Mr. Meyer spoke Of the renaTe,l', 1T d9r said
which the Pope clung TO life; The ahlqassauOr s
he had no idea Of resgning his post NE re Ia bi
The opinion that works Of art more 3 IiaI Ti - M a.
dred Years old least should ne llsii ann a 49, "
tL;S yyoi,Id five many art students VINO Met
70 visit the galleries abroad an oploE T., M
| works OF great Importance IN lIi1
/
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
SAYS NEW WIRING CAUSED DEBT.
Treasurer of the Colonial Club Declares
Total Loss from Bad Debts Small.

George c. Bstcheller treasurer OF the Colonial
Club. Seventy-second-st and the Boulevard. in
talk last evening regarding the proceedings begun
By the Equitable Life Assurance Society TO fore
close n first mortgage Of $4,000 the club. said
largely responsible for the clubs indebtedness
New C0nduits, he explained. cost from $1,000 to
Slo.oCJ, and the loss from bad debts was, he de-
clared only S0t0 for the last three four years.
Mr.. Batchelier said;
If the Equitable forecloses and the property does
not bring more than the first mortgage bond and
interest, there would not, Of course. much left
Tor the second mortgage bOudhOi5ers. At a meet
ing OF the club June % II proposed that the
second mortgage bOndhOlders. most OF whom are
members Of the club. should fOreCiosc. The prop
accrued in the club. TeOrganize and let them
rent the club TO the members. 10 get US of our
tanSle. That fell through. aud so II agreed 10
let the Equitable make friendly foreclosure. I
should not be surprised however. il the second
nlortSaSe bOndholders stopped the foreclosure and
paid the six ElOnths' interest due the Equitable
That Is really the only thing the club ought TO
the second mortgage bonds. We have $1,000 in
GeotedneSs accumulated in the last five years
nat has got US into debt so heavily that two
years ago we had 70 rewire the entire house. When
tne house was built the wiring done under the
Old system We found We were not properly pro
lecte.! and had to put in up 10 date cOrdutS The
cost from $4,000 to SI5,O0 nalf of fndebtednesS
We nave not been as strict, perhaps. the Union
league Manhattan and some other clubs. and
nave let some accounts lapse. but in the last
Shree or tour years the total loss from had debts
mas peen less than S.0e5. The foreclosure proceed
HIsS PROBABLY VIII not come 10 head before fall.
ana meanwhile we shall go right along.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
OEEICES

MAIN OFFICE-No I54 NaSsau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-NO $50 Broadway or any Au,e-Ieza
District Telegraph Office.
" MASEiINGTON BCREAU-No. 1872 FIST
194 Broad-st.
AMERICANS ABROAD VIII and THE TRIBUNE a.
Fleet-st - -
Brown. Gould Co. No. 81 Nsw-oxford-st
London and Paris EXchangs. BankeTs Basil6un H1use
MoorEate-st.
American Express Company No. 8 Waterloo Place
Ihounas Cook & Son Tourist Ofices Ludgate Circus.
International Sleeping Car Company. % Cockspurst
Trafalgar square
The London ONCE OF THE TRIBUNE Is a eonvenisnt
place 70 leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS-J- Monroe & Co. No Z Rue Scribe
John Wanaulaker Co. No "A Rue des Pstftes
EcUrfes
Morgan. Harjes & Co. No al Boulsvard Haussnann.
Credit Lgonn4Is Bureau dss Etrangers
Continental Hotel newsstand
Brentano's. No. 81 Aveuus de TOpera-
American Express Company. No. II Rus Scribe
NlCE-Credt Lyonnais-
GENEvA-Lombard. oder 4 Co. and Union Bank
FLORENCE-French, Lemon & Co.. Nos. and Via
Tornabuoni
Marquay & Co. Bankers
HAMBURG American Express Company. No II
Schmiete Srrasse.
BFEMEN-American Express Company. Nc. Bannhot
Strasss
GENoA-Amerfcsn Express Company. No. IS Via san
Lorenzo
ANTWERP. BELGIUM-snsrican Express Company.
No Quai Van Dyck-
ACSTRIA-Bohmlsche Escompte Bank. Carlsbad
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
TR0UBLE OVER ROOSEVELT PIER.
Highway Commissioners Want to Tear Down
the One the President Uses.

oyster Bay, Long Island. July 14.-City Mar
Shsi William George Of Queens County came
here this afternoon and served a temporary in
Junction on Edward NJ Underhin, George a.
bayles and William H. Finger. as road commits
s'oAers ot the town, restraining them from inter-
ler1ng With tie pier Of X. Emlen Roosevelt.
me Injunction was issued by Justice Garretson.
n Queens. ard is returnable in Kings County on
motion to have il made permanent. Mr..
i'oaseNed obtained permission 70 build a pier
IRON MS upland property 10 deep water in
Nss'ef Bay. He lives on Cove Neck. not far
'som he Presidents estate. and il is his pier
'H@t tAe President usually uses.
Inc pier Is 50 constructed that It passes over
driveway which has been declared a public
h'sh"ay On June ! the Highway Commission
UaeFec Nj. Roosevelt 10 remove the section OF
.-s Pier bridging the drive. Re had until June
~ and was informed that unless he complied
''A the order the commission would remove
ls Pier al his expense. Nothing was done by
hsi side. Recently Il was reported that the
..ialsson was preparing to assert its rights,
- -- townsend ScuddeT acting for MI. R0ose-
- obtained the injunction
1.I Roosevelt s4ys that the span over the
.gnRay does not interfere with the free use o1
- highway, and, having been authorized, can
Aoi ee inlerfered with
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
HENRY MILLER HOME AGAIN.

Henry Miller arrived on the steamer Kaiser VIII
helm II Yesterday after business and pleasure
trip 10 F11rone He has secured the American
rights OF a new French play which viii be pro-
duced in the fall al the Comedie FRANCHISE Re
hearsaIs for the forthcoming special starring tour
Of himself and Miss Margaret Anglin under the
management Of Charles B. Dillingham;. viii begin
at once and the company vFin start for the Pacific
Coast early next month for two months engage
mept n San Francisco, 70 begin abouJ tne middle
az August Among the plays to be included IN the
repertory are The Tanning OF Helen A W
Pinero's 'sFhe IrOuEuaster. PRODUCTIONS OF Ia
mile and The Lady OF LYONS. and the new
Coincide FTanealse play - -
TO supporf the joint stars Herbert Tithsradge.
Morton Selten Robert Mackay, Kate Pattison
Selten and Martha Waldron
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
SUMMER HOME FOR POOR CHILDREN
Archbishop Farley Says the World Is Grow
ing Better.

The summer home of the St. Vincent de Paul So
cietv at Spring Valley. Rockland County was
dedicated Yesterday afternoon by Archbishop Far
ley.
The home. in which poor Catholic children OF the
citv are to have country outings. is on farm OF
+vrentv-1ve acres in the Ramapo Hills. On the
farm there are an abundance Of shade ana III
trees xegeta BILE garden, spacious lawns ana ne4os
for Fairgrounds trout brook and other attrac-
tions The home will accommodate at one tlne
about two hundred children. who will be looked
after by the Sisters of ST. Francis.
On the arrival of the one hundred ana HIlS
guests a luncheon was served in the retectory OF
the girls building. Archbishop Farley and ABOUT
twenty of the clergy dined with Father McCormack
at ST Josephs rectory. one-half mile from the
home.
Before blessing the new institution the Arch-
bishop addressed those present from the Veranda
of the main building. He said in part;
No matter what they say about the world being
bad-and. indeed. il has been wicked maintain
that in many ways it is much better than i mas mas
been Charity Is the of all virtue, ana the
large increase Of charitable donations makes II
pIain that instead Of world getting worse II IS
better. thank Cod
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
POULTEEY BIGELOW DIVORCED.
fiaal Decree Granted to Wife, Who Will
Have Custody Of Two of the Children.

Ina! decree of absolute diverce was granted TO
= Eoith =. Bigelow yesterday by Justice Gle
s-lh In the Supreme Court. She - therefore, no
-osF ne sife o. Poaltney Bigelow. The interloc-
-1'fy oecree ~-as entered three months ago. and
mere was opposition 10 the issuance Of the
.-si secree the motion for Judgment was signed
ssse'say by Justice Giegerich. The case was tried
-''e referee. whose name IS not mentioned IN
sert
IS, and Mrs BigeloW were married April ls
-. - ana Mrs Bigeiow charged her husband with
ss .'.--e intimacy with correspondent whose name
~ gwen. According to the terms Of the decree.
~ pttta ta sgelow, one CT the daughters Of the cou-
ia - remain IN the custody Of her father, with
he- p.4sAege Of free access 70 her at any time by
ofk --VstleF. while Edith Evelyn and Dorothy. the
rssff.,~ efen. are 10 be takes care Of by their
reerf Al the children allowed when they
sfr a - ,s1licleHf age 70 change their guardian
tt6eH Hl .iVe with whichever parent they may
1lf5ro a. Alc bigeloW is de5arred from marrying
car ssiA 80 @lte's lifetime and either he his wife
gne NA ior a modification Of the decree at any
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
-p.NspaCrEIc NAILS

except Islands and New Caledunia.
"a Vancouver and Victoria 2 c. close here daily az
$50 D m. up July flsth inclusive Tor disDaten per
r,s,,, "a esbna Japan and Philippine Islands via san
Ersrciscs close here daily a. $50 . up 70 Jaiy
fIS inclusive for dispatch per s. Doric . -.
49, Tapau Seattle close here daily at $50
N % 70 July rs. inclusive. fo- dispatch per 8
t4aSsis via san Francisco. close here daily $50
~ 10 Jaly 420th. inclusive. for dispatch. Ala
.I and LANAI via Vancouver and Victoria c..
close here daily az go m Up % jay vi inclusive.
fo- n s Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot be for
yysrded CarEadal
tssvsG Japan and specially addressed raah for
80 5bfnDtre Islands via san Francisco close here
At $50 , tc July 10 inclusive. tor as
,sfch per = Nippon Mari
ss7j.t1e Islands Francisco close here daily st
$50 n N % July T2T Inclusive for dispatch for
: u@1s IspaS via Tacoma closs here daily $50
p n 10 July d Inclusive, Tor a'spaten per . Oy1-
= pe ze.l,na Australia texcept Weso New caleacuia-
~; Ssu1Ca and Hawaii via san Francsco close hers
dsiiv a. 80 D uD % A.slst ~ lnel-.r - O.
tse British mail fur New Zealand does not arrive
= - connsct with this dispatch extra mails
s.-- a. : 50 m. q and $50 u--wiN b
Sde up forWaFded uatl the arrival OF tae Cea-z5
80 sfa-ouesas Islands Fraarisco closs
a $50 % august Tll. tnc41siVes fo-
1fsratrh ueF .. : Mariposa
otserWiss addressed. West australia -
N[.--arSed VIA Europe and New Zealand ara Pniiir-
"a san Franclsco-the quickest routes Philip
binss specially addressed via Canada via EtroPe
fo~w-arIed via San Francisco exclusively
Trnrpacfc forwarded port OF sailing daily,
ana ne schedule n closing Is arranged cn the pre-
of uninterrupted overland trarAt reg
nail closes a. p previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster
Postorice, NeV YORK. n y July -. lsoS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
"PAIR OF BOOTS"

A one act farce entitled Pair of Boots" written
by julius Chambers. the New-York newspaper man
will be produced in this city next Monday by F. F.
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre stock company at
the Twenty -third-st. theatre J. Austin Fynes
MI Proctor's manager. thinks we'll of the playlet
that he hopes 10 give it throughout the Proctor
circuit Three comedians have been selected for
the piece and Hugh Ford stage director Of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. will rchearse it all week
The playet depicts the mental agony suffered by
Jealous husband who had left his wife at seaside
hotel Tor Yachting cruise. and returned uneX-
pectedly late al night ind very large pair OF
mems boots in front his wife's door. He appeals
10 a friend in the hotel. and borrOws pistol TO kill
the scoundrel who has destroyed his home and
happness The outcome is said 10 be absurdly
ludicrous Myroa Calice is cast for th jealous nus
band. George Stuyvessant. a retired millionaire
Frank Rollestou win play the friend John Griscorn
and Miss leslie Bingham VIII nave the part OF Inc
susnected but innocent wife. Mrs SJuyVessant
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
HIT COTTAGE WHERE BARNES STAYS
Lightning Knocked Owner Down-Presi,
dents Assistant Secretary Was at Office.

Oyster Bay, Long Island. July IA severe
electrical storm, accompanied by hail, wind and
ain. passed through this village early this
evening. Lightning struck in a number Of
places. But trees suffered the most Hailstones
averaging the size of peas fell in such a shower
as 10 make il impossible TO see across the street
ore bolt NJ lightning hit the Thompson cottage
where Assistant Secretary Barnes is staying
M-. Barnes was at his office ~ the time James
Thompson the owner q the cottage, who is a
Teil-to-do oyster shipper was standing in the
kitchen with his back against the sink when the
bolt hit The charge flowed down d leader and
then core a hole through the brick back Of the
SINK. Il then leaped 10 the pipe leadin 70 the
0sj-ra. Mr. Thompson was knocked down and
aaec1 ay The bolt He has revived
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
MRS. RUSSELL OFFERS REWARD.
Missing Husband Has Been Killed or Is Held
as Prisoner, She Declares.

Mrs John L. Russell Of No 100 Lincoln pa, 80
roo-,z-n wife of the missing secretary OF me oIy
60 f Iourneav & Burnhan, said last night
fb9t she would give large reward Tor any lhIor- @
marion that would lead TO the discovery OF heL
husband, alive or dead Although eVeEg hosll-'al
20 ,7,e in the city has been visited no trace
80 ,,eau can be found. and his wife declares
,bat he has been killed or being held prisoner
&c .a-,s reason or other Mrs Russell says that
sSe does not care to say yet the amount OF reward
she is willing to give. She mas eils's'
tectives TO assist her in the seareh
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

ADAMs-on sunday July II his late residence Cox
sack!e \ Y. Francis Granger Adams, in his 18th
year Funeral private
ERBACHER- suddenly Of heart failure on July - l@ lSs5
Victor EEeaeae 6eo's4 4 h99a9 5ts 20 20 attend % e fanai
services on Wednesday July IS. 1888 at II o clock
at me cos2!s 5s1lse5t nI 6ITss PhIsdeiphis Eos-
ION and Chicago papers please copy
GARDNERo9 sunday July :.S r. iss az Ms p sorsa @ al n h
Hszen 1t AFrnonk y y Mary CO & %iIoW low ol EBeIai er
private
GNPyAt heE home M2n'fizE m M4E y do% ia On y 's george
car trlndy in Eer sist year snersl services vii e
on widHesday July u 1903 at $50 P n" Iatsrnen'
Evergreen Cemetery.
wife OF Peer 4 Havey n ,sT esia - Ee@5 NE 5e
Gseg yaBEs a. on AT Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
HoRNon Tuesday July - a. his & county , 5 ears
Stonington. Conn Frele5lcK " .i f5 S5o+irs ~
funeral hereafter
MrIL.ER-Juv 18Th 1898. Frederick Muller egsa ~ q
lnl-hird street German ~ 2 church.
Ssare1 SfT R'i5f a5ms " s3is and s,eraa-ave this morn
ing "wednesday 10 O'clock
oNDEY Tp5s 1ay Ii at fsr ss rasR' %e5 o95ls 2i as[
\ J.. Mary Eugena Bseot widow q ne 4,s Re ' i1ts
Robert c ana Marv Ggearist Baeot Funeral private
Il is requested that no flowers oe se"t
sEELyon Tuesday July = At Its "a ls'e i ss'iSsae @ M S
iG Inserrnent private
7sli5A Tae6z7. Jalg '' f. 1913 " sa yag9fss: yss
~ Crotaa Fails Baptist Church. On THURSDAY july "a
sPENcERA Atlantic city July r. Ssnsr SaTSne aga "a
months aEd days
A,s s ss%e jy Es z z ia s sa Fss ges
ee@11@' eS- vsa6era5oi Funeral az residence On
Wednesday JAY Is. a. $50 , m
Rev. stephen Merritt. wor.s.ss ssosn s ,a.i ss
s ssrGssE: lssEsss snS IL tss a5 Rorid TEL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast

washington July IA-Falr weather has prevailed in
all districts except Florida lake region. the
Middle Atlantic states and England where show
ers have fallen.
The temperatures are considerably below the sea
in northeastern districts and generally be-
low east of the Mississippi and in the Northwest.
The weather Wednesday and Thursday will be tar IN
eastern districts except Florida where local showers
will probably continue II western districts and the
Rocky Mouutan region weather VIII also prevail
xcept in the Middle Mississippi Lower Missouri val
eys where local probable Wednesday, and N
the Middle MISSISSIPPI! and Lower Ohio valleys THURSDAY
The temperature rise slowly northeastern dis
tricts: elsewhere the changes will be unimpoTtant
The along the Atlantic Coast VIII continue ight
ia, fresh northwest. the Gulf Coast light
ana variable the Great Lakes mostly fresh north
Steamers departing "Wednesday for European ports
viii have light fresh winds and fair weather 10
the Grand Banks,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
HARDWARE DEALERS IN SARATOGA.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.T
Saratoga. n. Y, July 14-This convention resort
Is Jointly In possession of the Southern Hardware
II4oooeTs Association and the American Hardware
AlduuIacturerS Association. the headquarters OF
which are at the Grand Union Hotel The iobberS
opened their thirteenth annual convention this
morning. The American hardware Manufacturers
Association began its fourth convention this after
noon with an address by the president Fayette X
Plumb, of Philadelphia. Daniel Davenrort ~
bridgeport, spoke on The Boycott and How 1t
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
oeAru OF GEORGE A. COOKE.

George A Cooke. who years ago was "e'' ~ u q
sineer at political meetings. died on sunday
nigh. al the home Of his daughter Mrs FRANK a. ~, n
Mcclure. No lS2 ouincy-st He was horh II 1ai, MI
Far on the Thames England ninety year go anu siil
- =. ,enbev of Sir JOHN Herbert Cooke VINO "as
,.,.S e. bravery, in the Crimean War n s thss
HeIrv Clay campaign he ORGANIZED I1e Ese Concerts
1r, or,, was kept up in subsequent @ eanIpars ,
More than a hundred polltea|i | sJ,l5 4srs and a son
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

c7rRA-Bv rail To Port Tampa Fla-. and thence oy
at Office daily. except THURSDAY. a.
81 rn (the connecting mails close here on Non
5avs Wednesdays Saturdaysl
MEXICO CTTY-Overland, unless specially addressed for
bv closes at this once daily except
sunday at / 30 p N. and II 30 sundays az 1
m and II 80 p
I.e-cs Nv steamer closes this ONCE daily $50
m. connecting mails close here every Aonday
Wednesday and saturday
JAMAICA-By rail % Boston. AID tnence 0y ste4naefa
closes Al this once al $50 every Tuesday and
Thursday.
-I-Ses AT this ofhce daily at $50 p
pF,IIZE PUERTO CORTEZ AND GCATEHALA-By
ran to New-OTeans and thence By steamer. closes az
rs office daily. except Sunday al 1l-3O p and
I'll 80 ,. n, sundays at r. p N and ~ 70 p N
connecting mail closes hsre 1ussays Al VI % p ul
r,~STS HTCA-By Nsw-Orleans. and thence by
sresnner closes AZ Office daily. except sunday.
fI.s0 p m and f1Is3O p Sundays at II p q. and
iii so D. m connecting mail closes here Tuesdays Al
4r2eTistered nail closes at 8 ?. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Postomee Nntfce.

Should be read DAILY BY all interested changes
may at timel
Foreign mails for the eading July Is 1908. will
close promptly all ehe General Postoeice
follows; ParcesPost Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels-Post Mails for Ger
many close al . m. "Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign Sta
ton half hour later than closing time shown below le
Cept that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Centra
American. via Colon close hour later al Foregn Sta
tionl
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
WEnNEEnAN

wEDNESDAY-At $50 a m for Europe. per Phila-
delphia Southampton 7.3O m. for Netherlands
direct per NoOrdam Cu1ail must be directed Per
s NOordaml. $50 a. m supplementary 10 a- M
for Europe per Gernanic via Queenstown a. $50
for Italy direct per 5 Lsuria (unaii must Be
directed per s s. Llguria'D
THURSDAY-At $50 g for Europe F. F. Bis
naFck Plymouth. Cherbcurg and Hamburg (rnan
for France Switzerland Italy spain. Portugal Turkey
Egypt Greece, British India and Lorenzo Marques must
be directed per > F Bismarck >. al a m Tor
France. Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal. Turksv
Egypt Greece British India Lorenzo Marquee. per
La Lorraine, via Havre (nati for other parts OF
Europe be directed per $ s. Ia Lorraine'A,
SATCRDAY-At T:30 a m supplementary a M for
Europe. : =. Etrurta. via Queenstown. at a. m
for Belgium direct. per 3 s Ft1land mail mist -
directed per 5 Finlaud''J; at $50 for ITALY
direct. per Hohenzollern mail must be directed
s s. Hohenzoileru'0, $50 a m for Scotland
direct, s. Ethiopia mail be directed Der
s. Ethiopia II a n for Denmark direct per
Island (na must Be directed per = Islaud D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-Thts steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. ana samples for Germany
only The class of mail matter for other parts %
Europe viii not be sent by this ship unless specially
directed bv her
After the closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers CT the American. English. French
and German and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing % steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
INVITE LoUeET TO ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, July i4-An invitation was sent yes
terday to President Loubet Of France by the Lower
Illinois division of the French Fete Association in
viting him TO be present in St Louis next year at
the exercise commemorating the fau OF the Bas-
tile similar invitation. in the shape OF mon
Ster petition has been gOt up by the St. Louis
Society and will be sent to President Loubet.