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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20

We need at once, . few more teach
ers, both experienced and inexperi-
enced. We have more calls this year
than ever before. Schools and col
leges supplied with competent teachers
free Of cost. Address with stamp,
AMERICAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, .
J. L. Graham, LII. .. Mgr.
M-9-3m Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quick.
ly Healed.

tiseptic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them
to heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by The Second Class
Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
NEW YORK LIFE.

NEW YORK LIFE.
The greatest and most liberal In
ternatioEal Life endurance Company
in the world.
PURELY MUTUAL
S27.1y. A. S. BELL, Special Agent.
For Rent.
Burlington residence on Main street.
Apply to MRS. r. S. KENDALL,
354 Linden ST.,
MIG Memphis, Tenn.
Look at pictures, you can't tell a
$35 Buggy from $65 Buggy. I don t
show you pictures, but Buggies.
m16-tf J. J. HARDY.
Try Second Glass Tooth Brush.
Every one guaranteed. If the brus-
ties come out, get another free.
SECOND CLASS DRUG STORE.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
STALLION LOCHINBAR.

Will make the season with COM
bination horse Lochinbar, Friday and
Saturday, at Weeks stable. Balance
of week at Simpsons Farm.
J. F. HAGAN.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received and considered at
July meeting OF Board of Supervisors, for
the construction OF bridge over Turn
Bull Creek" near Singleton plantation, and
to repair or rebuild bridge over ''Jack
Creek" near Payne plantation In district
No. l. according to plans and specifications
on file in Chancery Clerks office.
J-6-4t j. g. KING, Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
Bids Wanted, to Repair New
Highway.

Bids will be received and considered at
July meeting of Board OF Supervisors to re-
pair the Earth Work on "New HighWay,"
district !, supposed to be about $500 cubic
yards. J. 8. KING, Clerk.
J-6-4t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20

Only S1.0O for the SENTINEL for
one year.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20

Two things you cannot do without
this kind OF weather. Semmes White
Pine for coughs and Lilly Cream for
the face and hands.
SECOND CLASS DRUG STORE.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
For Sale.

Mules.
Wagons.
PlOW Tools etc.
Mowers and RakeS.
F-28tf I. II. GARDNER.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20

Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you need when
you have no appetite, feel dull after
eating and wake up with q bad taste
in your mouth. They will improve
your appetite, cleanse and inyfgorate
your stomach and give you relish for
your food. For sale by The Second
Glass Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
LOOK OUT
ron mAlQlRlA.

!. An epidemic of Malaria y sure to fol-
low the vet season and the high waters
which have prevailed al over the
6outh. Malarial and kindred feven
viii develope 70 IN alarming extent.
General health conditions will be bad:
every precaution should be taken.
The SYSTEM 0sst gsDeslsIly d For.
tIas1 g 1sslst 0slsrlsl Attacks.
A trial Of nfty years has demonstrate
Cd that for this emergency, DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic has no equal. Iron is
the fighting element in the blood, and
the kind of iron supplied by DR.. Har-
ter's Iron Tonic IL just the kind the
system requires to successfully combat
malarial conditions. Don't wait until
you are attacked. Take it now and for
tify yourself; it il an absolute safeguard
and, at the Same time, it Is the best
tonic and invfgorant for the entire sys-
tenn. On the other hand, quininc dis
turbs the system and its. cumulative
poison begets greater physical troubles
than those 1t is employed to remedy.
Where q bad case Of chronic Malaria
already exists, take DIR. HARTER's
FEVER and AGUE SPECIFIC. it's
guaranteed to cure. Price so cents.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-06-20
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e m. HAR7ER'S
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All dealers handle, or send to DR..
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-06
CLAREMONT COL

TOR VtisJ%s ana Apb ~ WV
HICKORY, r. C.
A noted health resort Pure mountain air and
water No malaria, and pretty mountain scenery.
Commodous buildings beautifully located. Pleasant
home life, lder religious influences Faculty OF four
teen compe ent teachers. BEST advantages IN Music,
Art Eocut on in all departments. Crates most rea-
sonable) American Conservatory of Music.
Dr.. John Norman, Mus. Doc, Oxford England,
and Leipzig, Germany, Director Write Tor eata~
ogue. A. J. B0LIN, President.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-06
SIS AND COSTS.
1t Costs Money to Violate the Watts Law in
Harnett County.
Dunn Guide.)

The young man, Lonnie Sorrell, who
through the advice of his attorney, tested
the Watts Bill as it applied to Harnett
county, has submitted to the charges in
the warrant and pleaded the mercy of the
court. The judge, after a faithful promise
from the young man that he would never
make or sell any more whiskey, let him
off by paying SIS and costs. Rather cost,
ly experience.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-06

to give your readers some ghmpses of
the times that were very real sixty years
ago.
R. H. whitaker.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept 1, 1903.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-06

Mr.. ]. Van Lindley, Of Pomona, was
here the first of the week and informed
us that he would plant out 5000 more
peach trees on his immense farm.-South-
ern Pines Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NEW COAST LINES.
Guggsnheim Company viii Ply TO
Merico and South America.

Within the last few days the American Smell
ters' Steamship Company has been organized.
tC do a general business between New-York.
Galveston and other ports in the United States
and ports in Mexico, in South America and else
where The officers are 5. p Guggenheim. pres
ident S. ". Eccles, vice-presidsnt and general
manager: Isaac Guggenheim, treasurer; F. w
Hills. controller; H 3. Tooker. secretary; J. B.
MacGowan, manager and purchasing agent. Mr.
Guggenheim is connected with the Guggenheim
Exploration Company, Of which John Hays
Hammond is the advisory mining engineer. and
the American Smelling and Refining Company,
which smelts silver and lead ores The former
company is engaged in buying mining properties
in Mexico. Idaho, etc. Since February these
companies have been running steamers TO Tam
pico Mexico, for ores
1t is the intention of the newly organized COM
pany to branch out in the carrying trade and
carry freight for others besides the Guggenheim
companies One line viii to AntOfagasta.
Peru, where silver ore can be obtained. and
other line will be esta blished TO Galveston The
Mexican line will come into competition with
the New-York and Cuba Mail Steamship Com
pany. and the Galveston Line will bring the new
company into competition with the Morgan and
Mallory lines. Arrangements are TO be made
with railroad companies for through business
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
MANY CHANGES MADE.
Improvements at aquarium Under
Nezc Director.

Among the results Of placing the aquarium IN
charge Of the NewYorS Geological Society and the
new director have been reduction in the operating
expenses and an Improvement in the care and
hibition OF the specimens. c. H. Townsend found
when he took charge OF the aquarium di-
rector that both the upper and lower tiers Of
tanks were being served by individual lines
OF piping. This required two p lmps and the
slant use of the entire boiler plant heat the
water in the winter time BY adaptation OF the
principle Of the double expansion engine, he
able to do away with the services OF OF the
pumps and save 50 per cent in steam.
The heated water was first pumped into the
upper tanks and then permitted to run into the
lower tanks before being discharged into the
Previously the overflow of each of the tiers had
been turned into the sewer independently OF the
other The saving in coal a month last winter a
result OF this change in the system Of piping
forty tons.
viii greatly improve the collections and permit
exhibition Of some Of the beautiful invertebrates
whlcn cannot now be shown because Of the i'm
purlty OF the water AT present the salt water Is
ties. which the more delicate invertebrates to
Gle within few days after they have been placed
in it
1t is proposed to put 8 tank with capacity Of
10000 gallons under the surface of the Battery
Park for the storage Of pure sea water This water
would he brought from the ocean in tank steamer
primarily 1t would be kept clean and pure by
aeraton. With this treatment il could be used in
definitely. It would have advantage over the
use OF water from New-York Bay in the winter
time IN that II would partially retain its heat after
another source Of economy Many OF the chief
suzr1urns Of the world have this system of closed
circulation among them the celebrated one at Ma
pies; and those at Brighton and Plymouth, Eng
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
,AS-SPs~TFTC MAILS.

- ,sIa-ss via san Francisco ccs-
Tara 7afsv AT $50 p up 20 ApFi - ''-0' -
Sfeparch uer Martposa- - - -, r-,sas,,t,
Ae ---o-rrs~ ara Victoria r c. close ners 15ly a
s@o N after april 4ls ard ID % APFH - 'H1-'7s
dfsaatch 8 NtoWer1- ,,z.-s-
r,-ffi--5-a Tzlauds. Erauctsc'l
Tf1y ~ s ao Q r. up April 10 inclusive 'O' uS
Ssfch Der 5 City 81 Peklng - .,o.. 49, s.sfv a,
E5rsIn1ine Islands san Franco. sas,s-es =
e 25 m = 10 April 20 inclusive iof osP@-S1 P7'
- T. 5 ITa1sp1. Vfa Seattle here daily at $50
o m. Up April TZo lci-s4's. ~ E
SainaHG Ma Saa Francisco close dalIv az $40 m
- 10 April ts7. inclusive IoF 1ls2a'-1 - . . 40
- ~nlsda. nlsda r,,an wa vancouve. and Victoria 3 G.
80 re-- DAN. a $50 2 N up % Asfll -
siSe FOR dispatch Empress = Shsu- -
sIsr5iss fa- L PosfI Agen a. shansaal eAaaos
Dc i9F"as,s 3s5 Gsipa and PhIippne Islands san
f-cfys1ve for dispatch per Lstric - e. t.s.,.,
Ausrraita teXceFf Ws-tf
Eft SaEaa and Hawaii va san rrancisl, e'tsV
80. =. S.5o . n April 20 and ap q My =
fe,-ive fs- dispatch Per SonoE1a ~ the .S79
slsamsr eaTrylng British n1al t2r SeN 1ezet-
time connect WITH ufls 1ls2alss
os -,I-s-eosinx az $50 $50 a. and so
n n. sundays 40 a. m. 3 a. ~ ahd e.e p -
VII be made up and forwarded unti tAe as'''~' u 80
,l - Iansp va srorne elose daily at $50
n. ap MAJ f10. inclusive for dis'aien 's
,-rS,-rSI3ness otheruse addressed West Aussrsis -
S~~VrarEed via Furane- and New Ieaiand anu 1s,sss
nlr~S VA Sar Francisco-the qucEezt routes
nines specially addressed Wa tanada or -
-. ~ S,-ra-Is4 rfs san Francisco exciasivsy
fc-WartG 20 roEs OF sa-ils oal-ss
sch-dnle q eiosinE = sr9nSea ea .res-
of their uuintsTT1pfsd seT-ale laAs--- -
N's's' '1' coRxEId1-s vkss corr. POssnssss-.
Postofsee. Nsw-Yosk. y T. April Il. ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Doekstsder Discloses a Deficiency in Deli
eacv-Ministers' Matinee

stnoe Lawrence d'Orsay appeared as black race
in the Lambs gambol recently he has had no peace'
= was told IN this column yesterday how L"
T1oc-s+sder proposed TO form partnership IN the
-s-+-e1 business The Dockstader and dOrsay
1Fi-e+rels" and how D'Orsey thought his friend
was sfspoohng." But yesterday he was fofceo 10
s,elieve there was "sPooHlg about It. ior ne
received reteration Of the offer in the form OF
letter from J. H. Decker. Dockstaders manager.
To wr DOrsay was offered weekly salary OF
81 900 If the partnership plan did not suit him
.T have nothing to say or the matter" D Orsay
declared last night when 1 received MI DocA-
s+s5er's first note I thought he was spoonng' for.
Won know he is a very dear feIlah. and lar1ed'
because don't you know. always found MN 50
avvf1I1v +olv But did you ever hear such tommy
Deckah. and I never heard of him am mistaken
in Mr.. Dockstader. He has sreat pr - 80 - %
mind but no delicacy. That is all nave 10 say
William Burriss. VINO missed only one perform
.-oA o,1 of the four hundred Of "A Chinese Honey
rnoon was sick last night and could not appear
IN the cast. The Casino by L1e Tay; WIZ IN D eFore
next week TO allgW Ley tnog0Gga o1 Nav
7~,a nerformauce of "As You Like It." for the
beneat Of vassar College. at the Victoria YESTERDAY
afternoon. with KyrIe Bellew and Mrs MInna Gale
HAYNES in the leading parts attracted a large ai'
ence and yielded nearly S2c9o
blanche Walsh will appear at special matinee
performance OF Resurrection" al the Victoria
go a. o,clock to-day. exclusively for mem
hers of the clergy and their immediate fanlllles'
over dfteen hundred applications have 0eeh re-
ceived.
Fsobert Lorraine has been selected as the OrtaIoo
for the open air presentation OF AS You Lake IT.
70 he given at South Field. Columbia University
= - :. fn aid Of the University Settlement
Kindergarten
..t,r Hill the Cowardly Lion in THE Wizard
~ oz" Yesterday received a legacy from the ate
Cr,.riex IaIri the famous English pantoTnlInlst'
.arta Psvchic Life Of Beasts by Pierre Hachet-
oo,-ae, AR Hill was a pupil and protegs o. L5url;
- REQUEST which is merely a tohen oL liLs 80
il1 REORGANIZATION Of his pupIs success on LIS
actor ~ ,1fsr has inscribed It's hylear TO
slae SasE ~ - Arthur in memory OF his ardnous aP-
pryrsnticeship ry under hard ana eA4eNHs ii-a3''''
Charles Jaurf
II was political night at Walack's last evening.
Senators Plat and Depew sat IN one Do4' -
- T,e IN another and Senator Hans
-a,eI IN the orchestra The cocktail song was
vedeuanded six times
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
TRUETON BEALE WEDS.
Bride WOman Wh0nl He Defended
IN San Francisco.

Truxton Beale former Minister TO Persia and to
Greece. married Miss Marie Oge, of San Rafael.
Cal yesterday afternoon at o'clock. in the suite
occupied by Mrs Oge and her daughter at the Hotel
Cambridge. at Fiftl-ave- and Thirty-third-st The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Walter
D. Buchanan, Of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Churih
Truxton Beale was divorced from his first wife,
Harriet Blaine, daughter OF the late James G.
Blaine The present Mrs. BeaIe was the supposed
subject Of article in San Francisco paper sew
eral months ago. which led 10 the shooting on Sep
tenber a OF Frederick Marriott the editor Of the
paper. Truxton Beale and Thomas II. Williams, jr,
president Of the California Jockey Club. demanded
an apology and attacked Marriott The editor re-
covered and the two were acquitted
Dr. Buchanan last night charac cterized the wed
ding as private. not secret. Among those present
the wedding Mrs. John r. Mclean, sister
Of the bridegroom; c. Creighton Webb and Mrs
Archibald Forbes - -
Miss Oge is the grandniece Of the late salmon r
Chase. Secretary OF the Treasury under President
Lincoln and later Chief Justice OF the United States
SUpreme Court
Mr. BeaIe is q relative Of Commodore TruztoG l1
and cousin Of Admiral Porter His father. General
Edward F Beaie. served in the Mexican w ar dLd
was Minister 10 Austria in President GRANTS sd-
r1inistra ton.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
OBITUARY.
EX-GOVERNOR ALEXANDER RAMSEY.


St Paul April 23.-Alexander Ramsey. ex-Gov-
e-ror Of Minnesota Secretary of War under Presi-
dent HAYES and for two terms United states
Senator from Minnesota. died at his home IN thls
CITY last night aged lightweight years He was
born in Pennsylvania IN 1875, and came to Mime
sofa in 1s4s as Territorial Governor. He was active
In oreanfzing the States military forces for service
during the Civil War and in 1865 elected United
States Senator. being reelected in 1853 He was
chosen By President Hayes as Secretary Of War IN
1873 and served until the advent Of the Garfield ad-
ministraton. In 1882 he was appointed chairman OF
the commission created by the Edmunds law relat-
ing to poygamy Mr.. Ramsey resigned from this
commission in 1886 and had not held any public Of
fee since.
He was the first of the war Governors to make q
tender Of regiment TO the United States He was
in the city Of Washington at the time news was
received that Fort Sumter had been fred upon,
and he went at once to the War Office and met
Simon Cameron. the Secretary.
.'AIr Secretary he said, 7 have the honor 70
offer YOU one thousand from Minnesota -,
Secretary Cameron stood on the steps OI TIE
CAPITOL with number Of papers interlaceo oetwee1
his fingers He replied. We'll hurry theIh up l
am going up to see the President -,
Governor Ramsey Immediately telegraphed nome
70 St Paul TO make preparations LOT "ar'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Died.

THURSDAY april % Phs6e = AnP9 4s,zss5ss s5sst
n J. Relatives and friends are invited TO ATTEND the
funeral services al the reSidencs OF ner tSs
25th inst at 10 o'clock
On Thurs TRqTsday 51: ADT q a4S ss as Ms5
Ter Of the late Daniel Dash Funeral m seFxss Stsv ~
morning. April 25 at 10 O'Clock
resaenss & ThuTsdsy "a II! AL pr. z 2g5s2s 5s2s
Charles F Buxton in The 2Sth year OF niS ~ fsa
- z'9 i2s5 55gFdaY Tn.s4et AR5 % riTate Kindly omit
oR We:Hs5qy :, sd+ AP5 Man5Sttdg 1 go Jane s
Morrison daughter OF the late Daniel and CatnaFine me
M2rz9 scar and N S 1o age Re ss 9fs cana aHd f3d sS are
6s5cs @ on saturday the 25th inst. z O'Clock
cPAsTo-ou wednesday morning. April - Moses z
C-asto in the s4th year OF Ms age 5unsTa rIcs
church Mount Vernon y. Y. On Friday evenas @ Aprn
at c6nvsni=Hos Of family.
Do BoIs-Th1rsday, Aprn p Lucy Du Bqls dagshssr
2f Gee: ts on 5a!s saarag 5rdP' APF s. a 80 m sh
Reformed Church corner OF Madlson-ave ana S'th-sI
NIL P.5 s. Il 9: s a! A'P z0 ss a5 Notice e. tasisi 5i
hereafter.
sons OF THE EgvoLuToN once Of , The sscrsaEy Sc ya
ne en5ers Of this SOCIETY requested attend the
iPsTaI ss ote sTEi3T at 40 s4i west Enavs at
Friday Apri- FREDERICK 5 s TALLMADGE. President.
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS secretary-
. ART q Is 12qs J''s FSas5a asqsafef .eSs s
ana 2T5f 94f 2ad @ f4S at II 6oIo at tie rssdncs
ErgIewoOd. y. J. Carriages VIII meet
the Ia 1Fclack from foot OF Chambers St. n l.
Erie Railroad
POy-on "Wednesday April %. at her late residence:
% 7rh-avs. CIen1ertila Morgan oeIoFed VIE OF
Herman : lie Ro,. and daughter q the late Henry Henry
N0-ga7 Funeral services Will be heId al me CIiurcn
- & Francis Xavier. 16sh-st. east Of ttn-aFe- on
fsagested that no flowers be sent
1rsrER-cn Wednesday the 22d inst. Henry z. Lester.
46h yesr Of bis age FInea az ss8av aftar ls
noon April 25. at 1:So o'clock 1nterTnent at wood
lawn, Saturday. 3 2 m
,,rrzT-st her residence No. 1s5 East 55th-st- on
nil 1908. Maria Theresa Neert elder
aug5ter Of the late Sarah Graves and 5o5epn Nicne
49, n the nth year CT her age Relatives ana
9-is-5 invited attend the funeral services ar
V6 fe5 East 35th-st- Friday morning april "a al
10 o'clock
,-o7p1sA. Rve. y + April 2s. 1903. Mrs. Emma
C.fgI~5 Nor-fs AZ the Charles n
later
2,C-- s9r Of the late Josiah W and Mary z OSgood
vaars Interrlent al Chicopee. Mass on sat
1=7ev 1ril % on arrival OF train from The West
eczr,rr-~K-At Mount Vernon y Y. April y 1903,
r. C1sr755eI wife Of Percival Schmuck Funeral
ii,as I'll he held residence OF her father.
soti5s1s n Campbell N. D. No. Sc 1st-ave-. Mount
Venom on Saturday. April .. at p n
A. Port Chester y. Y April e. 1903. Mary
" Tar75 wife q Rev irving e White.
---e- ne Presbyterian Church Port Chester y =
5I ELL@Li on sunday april 26 o'clock Inter
r1e1t At convenience of the family
vr1 sOx-Ou Wednesday, April % 1893 John Delaater
;" 76rh Funeral services from MS
zssst7srce No West 34tn-st. Friday. April "A al
Il q
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
MORE BOILER FRAUDS.
Nay Be Many More Arrests
Books Being Examined.

Assistant District Attorney Kresel. who is
prosecuting the case against the Steam Boiler
Inspection Bureau fraud prisoners. is making
a thorough examination of the books OF the
department at Police Headquarters. There are.
no doubt hundreds of instances where the
proper records have been tamDered with" he
said yesterday. las to whether or not other
arrests viii be made. I cannot now say. 1t is
probable that the scope Of the investigation viii
be wider than at present appears. There may
be many additional arrests"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24

For the eouveuienes of TRTBJN1 EEADEFs .7-oss -
sTVDAY TRrRSEI o1 se i ne rsaains rooms q ne
LONnON-Horsl victoria. savoy HotsI. Tzs IsnrsaHa
hotel Cs-t2a Ho,rl , Csriasss t ,e zose s HS- y.
Fo-sI Hotel Russell The Howard Hotel. No-fofs-st.
ElNGLAND@sSsphi Hotel LIVERPOOL. oueen-s Hotel.
L445s. Mfffand Hotel Bradford Hotel Welfnzton
IuHbridze Wells Midand Hotel 1n-s9.s
WooIoeesS tIorsL WarEck Hidisnd v-55. F.e- c5s-gs
Hotel Upper Norwood: Waterloo Ho-eL PsttTs-ysT
Wsie. PSvsi pis- FfI-.i sor,-@-es Pa-t--aoush
sCoTLAvD-st Enoeh Hotel Glasgow: station Ho'1''
GiHp 4T!TAP-The Hotel Cecil ~z-.., rz...,
Line e taboo Grand F7s.I q rAthent' Hotel
4u I415 Hst>i t-, + J. '1r ClSrs- ss-lsuu. Hot.i
DGbn R7yeI ys-o-ia F4crSi K-IarTsy ~, ,s.--,,o,s
Rome; RoyaI Hotel Bore: g'.s7d s6's- AZ les
Bains. palace Hotel Mnan: Hotel de Ia vile Elor5
ence; HotAl Louvre 3nd S9vay S 40 e. - E5at. rss
ste Games; savoy HoseL &c. sT.ii pcVsi rsnisn
Va-c~: Grand Hotel verice Hotel de IA Vils Nii4n'
EeTPT-rgnd & c.ntner,. 9 Ft- - af2 ra.-, vur,aai
Tssp ste a, os5e4s; co-.eSI2 6oSsnassss
JIsSI.L Berlin Mesez vt--s.s, xas-.r-
FJ7r snd Aur-r<ta vlrta-fa-bsd Nisshsdeu Four Sea
sons Hotel Nunich: Hotel strauss. Tu-enoerT, , Hnrs
Fcts1 Metropoe. schwahaeH- Etctsl E: 60. - Ts-s
ton Eern: Imperial Hotel Franzrg-t-3n- ,, Sas:
toT1 s+~assbr1~e c;rsr5 Hotel viIheIr1sh0he Cas-
sI a vay,irs1s FIr-al AZ = CaneIie Hotel KsIser
hot Berlin: Hotel MetroDos Hs,feoerE; = - vy e
tel Nu-enoerg. Hotel Dc E2llsnSe Msye,''eTos EIf-
seI: NeurIens Ff7Fei AK "A chaperIe Fote Esf-e--
ArSTPIs sHD svv-rTTrFr 1r-FI-tsi RrfvtrI vIenns
Cd Hotel National Lucs-ne. Grand Vote Tpge T7,
v5-terfa Trt.rlsser: FIoteI F,r-o1e sslzburs Hotel
Wsas End Nsn ss4 F5d Cats csi4 F5ssl nsr Fssis
Hotel Fer-~rHTf BeT1e: Co1ti7enJs r E-,
Hofe'. Tung F-subTick Tnterisken; G-snd Et7tss s;
De "a Paix. Geneva
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
a NEW SERVICE OPENED.

With the departure OF the steamship PleoHlon'
Yesterday a new service was opened by the Italian
pox-at NFau steamship Company the West indies.
calling at Trinidad. Barbados and Demefara etc
A regular monthly service VIII be maintained.
large number Of friends OF Mr.. Boiognesl' or La
VeIoce Line. and OF l. Solari. the inspector OF he
Italian Line escorted :he vessel down the bay
A dinner was also served aboard, at which several
sDeeches were made. Among the speakers were Sir-
GfConnor of Arken & Douglas; F. Roman, wee
president OF the italian Chamber OF Commerce Mr;
Rigonigiart representing the Italian press ana
William Hartfed. Of La Veloce Linz
New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
JAY TAYLOR.

Law TAYLOR the Oldest Pullman conductor, died
from pneumonia at the home OF MS orotheF-ln-ia"'
~ Y Tavlor- n Amsterdam, on Wednesday
night He ran the first parlOr car put IN service
on June Is 1865 and had been with either the Wag-
nav or Pullman company ever since then He had
been i'll about two months. Mr. IayIor was
bro+her of James D. Taylor. treasurer Of the Wag-
,,er coropanv He was hfty-1ve years old. Nj
--avlor.s run was between Albany or Saratoga and
this CITY He was widely known by politicians ana
travellers His funeral VIII take place a. p IL
+o,,orrour ~ his former home in Canalohar1e-