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New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
SIX NEW STATUTES.
Albany,
these bills

Albany March 12.-Governor odell has signed
these bills:
Assemblyman Rogers-Approprtating &26SooO to
nav the interest on the canal debt.
XssembIyman Rogers-Releasing to the Units0
StafeS the States Interest In certain property IN
Southfield, Richmond County.
Assemhlyman Knapp-Providing that the Sheriff
of Clinton County shall receive an annuai sS'~'S
Assenabiyman -Nye-Providing that the Great
Council Of tae Improved Oroaf OF Eeo Mon may
elect oficeTR bienn1ally .
Senator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the voIun-
teer Ffresen's Benevolent Association OF North
Tonawand8- 49,. :,
the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital by pToVidins
that not less than eix nor more than eleven sur.
Seons actively connected With the institution ehai
Be members Of its board OF d1rectoTA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast
wssAinSton, March 12-Tns weather has cleared IN
the northeastern part OF the country. but continues
cloudy In the South ths Pacific Coast and In the
Northwest. again set IN along the west So'
Coast and in Missiksppi and Alabama
7. a much colder Montana and the Dakot0; else
vhsre hiGh Temperature for chs season prevails
Thu aeDresstou OF thA coast probably Will move
portheasteriy during Friday and Saturday giving rain
IN ths Gulf and South Atlantic States Friday and in
the Ohio Valley the Lake region and the Middle
TsSther will prevail will be colder in the North
r.. ,,,A. along the New-Eng1and and Middle At
.-,ic viii b Ght variable. becoming south
sHa sstnrday: On tns South Atlantic and East Gulf
ats fresh southAAst will prevail, WEe on the
West GuK Coast fresh north TO northwest "mof are
q TSks Michigan the will be fresh south, be
sfeamsrS departing Fr1cay European ports viii
hsvS IiSnt west winds and fair weather 10 tue
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For Nev-Euxlana fair to-day; Saturday fair except
r,Jr IN south portion: Hight variable winds. mostly
west.
For Eastern Rev-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
3.r.v and peazars to-day; Saturday light variable
winds, mostly west
For District Of Columbia and Maryland fair today
Saturday rain: light variable winds becoming north
For western New-York. cloudy and warmer to-day;
Saturday rain fresh southwest wlnoA . x, --.--,s-
For western Pennsylvania ele0dy te-oey: werI1eF
In north portion: Saturday RAIN fresh southwest WIGS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
ALBANY AND HUDSON RAILROAD.
Directors Named of the New Company
Which Now Takes Control.

A1hanv March 1.-THE Albany and Hudson Kali
road Company was Incorporated to-day win cap
itaI Of s27 100000. The company has acquired the
nronertv and franchises of the Albany and HUDSON
Railway and Power Company, which operates the
third rail electric line from this city to Hudson
The property and franchises were acquired after
the latter company had gone into the hands Oh d
receiver. -, - , po..34o-
M Young Foster NJ Voorhees,. William r
Sheehan r. A. Smith and c. L. Seibert or New,
York: Horace Andrews OF Cleveland Onlo' anu
Seth L. Keeny, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
BANKS IN LIQUIDATION.
Are To Be Excepted from Capital Tax Ac-
cording to Bostwick Bill.

Albany, March 1.-TWO bills affecting banks In
process OF liquidation have been introduced by As
eemblyman Bostvick In explanation OF the meas
ure he said to-day:
The tax law imposes a tax OF Per cent upon the
authorized capital of banking corporations. It did
not except banks in course OF liquidation. and IN
one case within my knowledge, of q bank which
was in liquidation two years ago; there Is ( sSoGo
My bills provide that with reference to the banks
already in liquidation and those in the future the
tax may be levied upon the capital which the bank
actually has. rather than upon the authorized
amount of capital which no longer exists.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MRS, c. ?. yAMEs SETTER.

The condition Ct Mrs.. Charles Francis James.
who is I'll from typhoid phsumOnia ct the home OF
her bRotker-in-la1, Henry A. Appleton. No. 20
West E5fty-s1xeh-Gt. Was reported Improved yes
tArday afsesnoon. Coaonal james. her HUSBAND.
eisd oa YsbrusEy - from tbs same disease. a. did
his sfepmotheg the W16s Ct e1-PoetmaStee Gen.
esai Thomas L. James. en February 8. Her sister
1n-Iaw. Miss Harriet James. 60 extremely Ill also
also - somewhat better. Beth Colonet Ssmega Q
~G&9U an1 his DtssAr foit CD aftsF rs eeakA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATE.

Albany. March 12.-Among the companies nleoi
norated here to-day were the following
- ro.1+x, Cronon.ny Of New-York City;
Inc, Inc $ino 600: directors NJ s. Byrne. N F. Bauer
and r N Whitney, OF NeW-dUaH NeGWaF =, FTve Tamn Com
ranY Of New-York capital 500 oCo directors. N YorR 70
TTS2c. q Hubert and Samuel stern OF ne" VI ,
jazz Jazz ,sssa Paper Company OF Pyrites 81; I-a~
rcDce county capital. 10000; directors Mcforl
and G. M. Stewart. OF Albany anu " "
mick of New-Y York CITY Wi, o. deaY In ner-
,aGiS capitai 100000: directors, A. s. Tnayer q
end end w l. Moore, Of New-YOrk, and T. W. Fhilip
of RrOOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
BLAsTERS MUST KNOW HOW.
Bill to Secure Competent Users Of Explosives
in This City

Albany March 12-Blasters and blasters' helpers
in New-York City must obtain certificate Of
competency before using explosives in that city, IL
the bill introduced to-day by Assemblynan Weber
becomes law. The Bureau of Combustibles is to
issue license, and is also to inspect and grant
licenses for the storage of combusubleS for blast
ing purposes within the city limits
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TO ACT ON !. HOBART HERRIcK's DEATH

The Union League Club met last night and ap-
notntad a committee to formulate 9 plan Of sp-
provriate action regarding the death Of J. hobart
Herrick who died on WEDNESDAY from H2u
IN the clubhouse on Tuesday night The commit.
tee consists of J. Seaver Page. W Hull Wic6ham
and Joel 3. EFhsrdt :.
Mr. Herrick'e funeral VII pS netd to-InoInOu ~ =!
Seventy -frSt-6t
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
pR. Il. ?. FISK CRITICALLY Ill.

Chicago, March 12-Dr. Herbert F. FISK. prn-
cinal of Northwestern Academy. who was stricken
with apoplexy last Saturday. mas hao ano'ner m
p. D. Harding, his physician said last night that
IL third attack should come Eithin FEY days
TSS- r1sk's chances for recovery would ne sngnt
II; riaI has heen connected with Northwestern
TYniverxitY for almost dfty years. and has been
principal of the academy tne sFeA'er part oi '""'
m
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TRANSATLANTIC MAIr.a

sATURDAT-At 2:3O a. Tor Europc, pr : : .n.TIs
Via Queenstown. at for Italy direct. per e :
be directed per : Lam 1' ,, a. az ,
for Belgium direct. s = FinlanH Onali mus
per finland ,; at so a m ior
land direct per 8 Ethiopia CmaIl must oe direc17
EthiOpia'b
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-This steamer taxes ~ ~PrIhIea
Matter Commercial Papers. and Samples for TernAly
orIv The OF mail matter for otncr parIs
Of Europe this ship unless speClAS
directed by her
Agfer the closing Supplementary Transa
Mails rsmed above additional Supplementary MaIis q
opened on piers Of the American Enslisn F.stn
and and remain open until SltnAA
Ten Minutes of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
Pn.tomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested a changes
A tims0 -~aa -r,
promptly the General Fos1LcS -
follows: Pare hour carrie
closing shown Parcels post mails ros
many close 7. m. Monday, 8 Kaiser "i4IS'l"
der Crosse and Friday. per 8. Patricia - v.-.,-,
Regular Supplementary mails close S.Is--
Station half hour later than closing time shown oeo"
(except Supplementary Malls for Europe and
close hour later ~ roEels
Staton)
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MORE FIRE ALARMS FOB THIS CITY.

Albany, March Ex-senator Marshall and AS
sembIyman Clark introduced In their respective
houses to-day bill authorizing the extension OF
the fire alarm system of New-Iork City so as to
take in private systems. The bill authorizes the
New-York Cit. Fire Commissioner to purchase
with the consent of the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment tverty-eight private lines, as ne
NAV select the corporate stock. OF the city 70
he issued to pay for IL. Mr.. Clark said that the
bin had the approval of Fire Commissioner Sturgis,
and was introduced at his request.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
CARY PLACE TO BE HOME FOR BLIND.

Cincinnati, March 12-CIovernook the home of
Alice and Phube Cary, sisters, whose poems are
widely known has passed out of the hands OF their
heirs and will become home for the blind. IN
der the management of the Misses Trader, of
Avondale. These sisters, one Of whom IS bind
have been active in providing a library. and had
expressed wish to obtain the Cary homestead Tor
a home for the blind. William A. Proctor Pur-
chased 1t, and placed 1t at their disposal. The
homestead is ideally situated, College Hill,
and comprises tWenty-Six acres
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
THE REV. ANsoN cHEEsEMAN.

Utica. n. Y. March 12.-The Rev. Anson Cheese
man, for several years chaplain at Dannemora
Prison, died here to-day He vas injured year ago
while driving a section Of road that had been
washed out by a flood. Mr. Cheeseman
schoolmate OF Governor Flower. and was prom
inent Methodist clergyman In the northern part or
State.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
BARGE CANAL BILL OUT.
Measure for Expending $1O1, 100000 Now
Before Senate.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany March 12.-The Senate Canal Committee
reported favorably to-day the BILL of Senator
George A Davis OF Buffalo. providing for the
submission to the people of this State at the No
vennber election proposition to expend S101 900 900
IN the improvement OF the canals OF the state.
Senator Davis said that the early report or the
bill was one of the results OF the Senate confer
ence Tuesday night. when a programme OF tax
LEGISLATION was mapped out which is designed 10
raise sum sufficient to pay for all canal con-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
PENSIONS FOR THE BENCH.

Albany March 12.-Assembyman Horhuse 'o,u%s I4
troduced a bill granting pensions to judges OF the
~o,,r4 of Anneals justices of the Supreme Court
..Uho have served the term for which they were
elected or who have been retired by reason OF age
or disability" The pension Is to be one-nan Inc t,s
o1 1orI, Thich such Judge justice was RECEIVING
af the time Of the expiration of his term OF os
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
"cHEckERsn PRODUCED.

Springfield, Ill, March 12-The nrst proouction oL Oh
+ba dramatization by Henry NJ. Blossom, Jr., OF
St Louis of his story, Checkers" was given here
tonight before & large audience by company
under the direction of Kirke La Shele. The scenes
of the play represent the Arlington H0tei' haot
Sa-,,gs Arx and the Erandstand and track at
Nash1nRton Park Chicago. Thomas W. Ross
cd fhA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
WILD FOWL BILL KILLED.
And So the Birds May Also Be Killed In the
Springtime.

A1hanv March 12.-Senator E. E. Browns Dill
prohibiting the shooting OF Wlld LoWl III lhe slis
failed to pass the Senate to-day
senator Bailey's amendment to exempt Long ISL
and from the provisions OF the bill was as lost oy m
vote of ayes q; noes, "a Then the olld % t %
IN anal IA ssa ge and lost by vote or IS 70 70
T Oh s Rennbican Senators voted with the Demo
80. Messrs Amber Davis. Hill and MarshaI1'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
SENATE GETS A LOW VETO.
And It Refers the Caroline N. Fox Bill
Back to Committee.

Albany, March 12.-Mayor Low Of New-York City
returned to the Senate to-day without his approval
the Marshall bill providing that the police COM
mission may pension Caroline NJ. Fox, former
police matron.
The Mayors reason for vetoIng the bill was that
Mrs Fox had been police matron only tnree
wears and that there was no reason to believe
that she was incapacitated for the performance OF
her duty The veto message and bill were referred
to the Cities Committee.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MISS EAp pHRTRIpeE's WILL PRosATEr

The viii Of Miss Eliza Ann Partridge. which was
contested by Charles Henry Sabine and George =.
Sabine. grandnephewH. was admitted 10 prOO@.s
,,e-t~-I.~ h- Eurrornts Thomas The estate Is val
ued ct about $30o.oCo. .,...1.. -.
The contest of the Will of Miss Partridge va
made on the SrounG tnRt the VIII was ootaine1
hy undue influence. Hiss Partr:oSe !eft most OF
her estate her nephew. John PsftL1oge SspSol.
the rest going to Charles EDWARD JePoOn anu .
number Of servants.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
CENTRAL TERMINAL BILLS.
Will Saddle Cost on the City, Says Senator
Grady in Vain.

Albany March ia discussion was precipitated
TODAY in the Senate on the reference of the New
York Central terminal and grade crossing bills
Senator Grady objected to the Lieutenant Governor
referring the bills to the Railroads Committee. he
said that the bills saddled the cost Of half of the
improvements on the city. His motion to reter
the bills to the Cities Committee was defeated-
They were then referred to the Railroads COM
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MICHAEL J. sHANDLEY.

Michael j. Shandley. Tammany leader In the
days of the Tweed ring. died Wednesday at No
255 West Twelfth-st, in his seventyfourth year He
was born I'm the old Seventh Ward. which he led in
his political days Since his retirement from politics
about twenty-five years ago he had lived quiet
life at the home of sister. He left no family
His wife died many
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
HENRY S. EDWARDS.

Schenectady. y. Y, March 12-Henry S. Edwards
for many years the president OF the Mohawk Bank
in this city died at his home here last night. He
seventy-eght years old Mr.. Edwards was
prominent in local business circles and had wide
acquaintance among merchants In the State.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
THREE SACRIFICES FOR 0ooLING.

A1banv March Ex-senator Peter j. Doohhs' oL
.ha w. 5,:strict. New-York City. was to-day
" -,bor or the Committees on Public
Hea1th Public Education and Roads ana Brldges-
Senator Dooling succeeded the late Senator +. r
Trainer and had committee assignmentsr rit :,
tnre Foley Fitzgerald and Martin OF the IIllo @
Zach resigned a place in Senator Doolins S IaEol'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

N1iss Maude Daniels sixteen years DID, the daush-
Tor og Frank Daniels. the comedian. Is III from
SCARLET fever at the home Of Henry Walsh. New
York theatrical manager at Wid ChH' New-no-
- HSIss naniels has been attending the Ursu
1t,a Convent at New-Rochels. Mr.. Daniels IL
oVavin1 IN Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
nd DAHL T. klMeALL HAS sEPsis.

,,d ~ March 12-Dr. Paul T. hlmoall'
- thfo n1ace ia in the Presbyterian Hospltal III
~ .'i,, eurfering from blood poisoning He was
noisoned by scratching his thumb shshug ,nn VIZ
dressing a wound from which pus was -,
~ -, - horn NJ George j. Gould He is mem mem
bbar M the Country Club and Is craGR G9i1 G9iim1baii
He has brother In NeW-1oFA III ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
OBITUARY.
JAMES N. ARBUcKLE.

James N Arbuckle ex-City Treasurer. Assembly
and School Commissioner, died at his home
No II Futon-st.. Newark yesterday, after long
Illness Mr.. Arbucke horn I'm 1880. About
thirty-fve years ago he went to Newark and en-
gagged in the hide and taow business in Washing
ton-st. He member Of the Jeffersonidn Cub
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TO EXTEND CIVIL SERVICE.

Albany March ia bill forbidding the appoint
ment of foremen inspectors supervisors by any
public Official unless such appontee has been ex-
amined and found capable. was INTRODUCED ey ME;
Tylrfch in the Assembly to-day. The state civil
Service Commission is to provide q method to meet
EYHtem-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
=o, AuropsIEs AT WARDS ISLAND.

A1banv March 12-Dr Genville G. Rusk' OF
Towson, Nd, has been appointed autopsy physl
clan for the institutions Wards lsland Oy 'he
directors OF the State Pathological 1hstitu'e
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
aEAvER AND WALL ST. co.

Albany March 12-The Beaver and wall street
Cornoration of New-York City was incorporated
.odoy 70 deal IN real estate The capital Is $3.50 ~
opd fbe dirertors are Howard x. Wood, G. NJ
WWrkoon w and Carleton Bruce. of New-fork City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
ID LAWRENCE MADE DEPUTY.

Alborv March Ed c. Middleton, State FoTtSI
I,isb and Game Commissioner. has appointed ). ~
fawrence OF Bloomvile, Delaware county, uePu'S
Commissioner at q salary of S25N
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
WATER OUTSIDE OF DEBT LIMIT.

Albany. March 12-Senator Marshall introduce
to-day an amendment to the constitution, whic
has already been adopted by one legislature. tina
OF 1901 exemptng water debts from the debt limi
Of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
coRoNERs. TAKE WARNING,

Albany March 12.-The Elsberg bill abolishing
the Office of coroner in NeW-Ynrk City was ad-
vanced TO third reading this afternoon, with the
understanding that ii shall be debated Anal
passage next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

HIghest temperature yesterday, ss degrees lowest Ell
average. <Ts average Tor eoTTesRononE GATE nst S[
e average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years, -. 49, ,.-x.n,.
WtEAs, DoStly Wes&
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
KING EDWARD GOING TO LISBON.

Lisbon March 12-It IL cficially announced that
King Edward will sail from England for Lisbon on
1ha ROYAL Yacht Victoria and Albert March 81.
and that he viii remain here fouF days, a. the
guest OF KING ChAgIeas
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
,,A1rs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC-

cURA-By rail to Port Tampa Pa Fla: - ana thescs By
44s:S0 a m 1.-THE connecting malls close here Mon
lo~S wednesdays and Saturdays)-
specially addressed
closes this ONCE daily except
SiSP SEIPSay az go D and 1i5o Sundays at 100
n m and 80 p m
closes this ONCE daily at $50 Con
rscng mails close here every Monday, wednesday ana
Saturday. 49,.
cf1seH ar this $50 m every Tuesday By
thence by steamer, closes
tsis tsiI "Sfrcs Al lI:3O D every Wednesday.
NroTrFI ON-Hy rail 70 Boston and thence by steamer
HIEo hi off daily at $50
pET ~ PUERTO CORTEZ and GCATEMALA-Ry raTI
steamer ~
oc,ts daIly except sunday. at f1:D snc III: so
SUNDAYS al I:O0 D. and tli:3O n connect
- m mall closes here Mondays at I'll 80 ? n.
New-Orleans and thsncs bY
closes az this Office daily. Sunday. 81.
+I.SO q m and I'll 80 p m Sundays AZ 400 m.
- +fJ.sO n m (connccting mail closes here Tuesdays
at M.
EorI1a and hy steamer closes at this ocr AZ
20 - svrry Monday Wednesday Saturday.
tpsgfstered mail closes 900 p. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MARRIED.

SERGEANT-PUTNAM-On "wednesday. March II. at the
Presbyterian Church in summit. y. J.. by the Rev
H D. D.. OF Lakewood. Louise. dauEh-
ter o Sas Putnam. 20 Elliot Mathews SER
geant.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
= arRAusa nor 10 LEAp HERE.

London March l2-Hugo Gorltz. agent OF Rich
ara Strauss, authorizes 3 denial % the published
report ths6 Strauss has been engaged TO lead the
orchestra Of the Metropolitan Opera House. new
Ha~k
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

FRInAY-A+ = 4 m for Yucatan, Per 8 : Daggry. VIA
Progreso: at $50 COMPLEMENTARY lo.p a. M i9r
central Costa hlcal and S1uth faclio
ports per City Of Washington. via Coion ,1all or
directed per 3 CITY OF WASH
fngro1"1- n supplementary lO-gD a NJ or
Inapua and Haiti, per BOLIVIA: al II a
and Paraguay. Per : 3 A
AT 10 m for Mexico. per = santiago VIA lAihPiCO
m all must be directed per = santiago J. -
Ss-I-T,TIAY-Ar barbados Fernarnol'o So
PauIO. = 5. Beliagso tHlal Tor O1t5r
rarts Of Brazil he directed per $ 3 Re- 5el-
f1s3o'I. a. o A m for Porto Rico per 3 O. CoaIr';
go a. nj for Curacao and
VsnszueIa per S Zulia (nail for Savanna and ar
be directed per g . Zuiia' ,: at SSD
m complementary 1880 a. M for Fortune Island
Savania. Cartsgena and f5TeytoNn. per 2 q
AIeghany (maU FOR Costa Rtca must Be directsd Per
AIIag 20 a ffr tuna per . :
SfaYic via Havana. 10 Tor Rio Janeiro Santos
Sac PauIo Rio Grande DO SUI and Floriahopona .
Grecian Prince mail for other
,a-+s ~ Praz Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay mus
= djrprted 'per GreCian Prince')
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
6ueelaI Notirrs.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE Will be sent By any address L
th, oounry or abroad, address changed ofiea
SarirSd subscriptions may b given to your rsRula
6eae- before leaving convenient. hand ihsn
in At THE TRIBUNE OicS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
DIED,

Notices Of marriages ana deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
-,.ux nANIELs's DAUGHTER ILL.

A. the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital last nisht M. -ous y
.aId that D.: KlmbalIs condition was NOT se'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

Fer the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
sI:SHAY TRIBUNE On file in me reading Of tS
LONBON-Hotel Victoria. Savoy Hotel Tne LASEssn SI.s
Carlton Hotel CIardge's Hotel. Hotel s AeSrcs
pole. Hotel Cecil. Midland Grand Hotel The HOWARD
Hotel NOrfClk-St EEbankment-
ENGLAND-A5elphI Liyerpoo: Queen, ,,,2 aofs,'
z s1b.,sa M'La9 H9g Sf,65 as MoTecams.
Royal Hotel Bull Hotel CalIl9aS-:
Hollrr's shankin Ise 0. Ugnt; Queen Hose t
In1er Norwood: waterloo 5ioteI, go 'yaiss:
Norfolk Hotel Brighton: Royal PEE Hotel; 9oU'
T1rtSmouth Hotel victoria Hotel Me'lgT Sy,o, Hotel
GR5f G1RhAIlTs sf!LoH FTb. .asa Hotel pSssiIe' Ssc
PARIS-Ffotel Chatham Bnda. Grand Hotel ftote
DE- Lille ct dAbion Grand Hotel de- Dc e.. etnenTe ~
IRELAND-Eccles Hotel CilenSaTen: sheiourns Hotei'
Dublin: Royal Yic'oria Hotel- Killarney rt,,.
Carlo: Hotel Metropoie: RoHe Hotel De rEsT1
tsfe 1f9 Eg Monte s6 sT9' H5ts B@yai Ak e. Rans ao
Regina AK les Bans: Hotel Louvre and savoy, aIK
Mentone; ca Hotel OuirsaaI Rome; Riviera Pa lsce
Nice: Cosmopolitan. Nice: Krafts Grand h0TeI ae
RI brs1 Ts1d. Grsnd 5ors venirp Hotel
Ia Tile. Milan: Hotel sa4oy Rossango Napies
EGIPT-linezireh Palace Cairoi shePheaTd' H0'e'
rELGTUMoIe Grand Hotel Brussels.
GEPMANY-Nassauer-FI Hotel wip-haden: Kaser- Hye
WiesbSSe5. Fonr Seasons Hotel Munich: Hotel
Strauss Nurenb erE: Hotel srePhanIe. Baden-Baasn
and Frankfurt Victoria Hotel Hamburg Baths; I'm
FTiai \ H9sf s Me- Ha.i SsfionaL
StraSsfurg: Grand Hotel. Wilhel1&hohe.. Cass,l'
Hedssrs HitfRs off Fd.i AS d r Russe MGncS
Zur"I herE Hotel WgrtenherSer iGf l a. =
Ei-sensen: Continental Hotel Hanover; Continental
AUSTRIA AND svITzERLANn-Hotel Bristol. Vienna:
The Raur Lac Zurich Official lnforTnation uyy.s.i
Hungaria Buiapest Victoria InterI3ken; Hotel
Europe salzhuTg Hotel Ws.n,ar M, Es sase;
Hotel Bernerhof Berne: Continental Lausanne
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
npetiaI NotlreS.
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MAN xuh.erihara 10 too DAILY TRf-WEE XII us
NS Charged 4 extra postage u A00A1"O0
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THE TRIBUNE VII Be- nsl1ed 10 Cuba Porto EnSos
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra e1pSnS" A
foreign postage -, - rr-t-.-,.t
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Wl Re maIssd As the so~
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RuPnett's Vanilla

leaves a good taste mouth. It ia and whole
some. Don't be cheated with cheap goods.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the cO1tnuous Write ans Slows ne
IN pressure indicated oy Ths Trounee eelt-
s-ne 6arometeF Ths dotted line shows the tsuDsTs-
,uSS e rscorded by the local weather Bureau
s+. hotOwdne oaeaI record from the Weather Bureau
sho~s the changes "a the tsm7efsssrs Tor tAe 'A1t
- so,. hourr in eonparison with the correspond
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
NV EARyy MATy. r1Au-

For all points the United eAtsA Canada and Aexie'
(outsds Of boroughS Of Manhattan The Broa1l.