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New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
OBITUARY.
OLIVER c. HlLLARD.

Oliver G. Hillard. fr many years identified with
Wall Street interests. died on Thursday in his
home No PIT East Seventeenth-st-. from septic
pneumonia IN his eighty-drst year The funeral
viii take place tomorrow afternoon at the home
OF W ~ White, No. 15s Columbia Heights Brook
iv7 AIR Hiliard was enjoying excellent health
when on Thursday OF last week ne was struck
nv a broadway car. He was not Knocked down,
bi1t was badly bruised, and recently pneumonia set
in His health for many years had been so Vlgor-
that he never wore an oVercoal IN Ine c0iues1
weather. ., 49, s.-s4-- II.
Iefr Boston in early manhood for New-Ao ork, and
for forty years had been connected with an once
- IVsIi-sf He retired from business about nj
teen years ago he was bachelor, and man
of o1iet art loving tastes. Among artists he en-
loved a large acquaintance, and cOiIscteu many
paintings which he priced highly.
Mr Efllard q brother OF the late george
etf1I-ar FIillard the writer OF school books and IN
law partner OF Charles sumner. He leaves a
brother lanes Otis HillaCd, a banker OF Boston,
and three uieces-Mrs. W. A White. OF Col1Inol-
Heights. Mrs r. Il LOines, OF Garden Pace
tro0kivn and Mrs Winslow Bell, OF Poughkeepsle
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
PROFESSOR LANGLEY ORDERED OFF,
Much Criticism Aroused Over His Airship
Experiments.
[FRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU. ]


Washington. Aug. THE president Of the Mount
prohibiting the use of Chappawamsic Island, the
headquarters of the association, by any person
other than member of the club or the personal
guest of member. AS Professor s P. Langley. sec
retary Of the Smithsonian Institution, has been
sing the island and the clubhouse as headquarters
for his airship experiments and has quartered at
the clubhouse force of employees and mechanics
this order is assumed be aimed directly at him.
especially it is accompanied by instructions
that all persons aside from members and their per
sonaI guests must depart Immediately.
Since Professor Langley's force has been estab-
hshed at the Mount Vernon Club a number Of
newspaper correspondents have been detailed TO
watch the progress of affairs the island, and
against these the scientific force has been espe-
cally bitter, forbidding any newspaper man to set
foot on the island. This condition of affairs had
prevailed for some time. when Truxton Beale for
ner Minister to Persia. and charter member OF
the club appeared on the scene. and Immediately
invited the newspaper men 10 share the hospitality
OF the club as his guests, the same time criti-
Cising the air CT proprietorshp exhibited by he
Smithsonian employees Mr.. Beale remained only
short time, and since his departure the newspaper
en-. while tolerated on the island. have made no
OF the clubhouse. It is supposed that
protest from Mir. Beale prompted the peremptory
order issued to-day by the clubs president.
In view of the fact that the airship experiments
being carried at government expense, the
board of ordnance and Notifications Of the War
Department having furnished approximately S50oO0
for the purpose, and the time of Smithsonian en-
ployes has been devoted to the experiments. the
secrecy with which il has been attempted 10 sur
round them and the lack Of consideration Tor the
press have oecasloned severe criticism Of the
tire king in Washington. where little faith
is placed in the utility of the enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
EXPECT NEW Law NOW.
1atomobiEsts Pleased at Decision
SaH ReguEatiOns WM Be Changed.

The decision OF the Court of Special Sessions
On the Bailey Automobile law was generally vel
coined by automobilists yesterday. and the opin-
ion was freely expressed that the bill would be
changed this fall
.. +. Chamberlain. who is Of the charter
members Of the Automobile Club OF America, said
that il was unusual for the Court Of Special Ses-
sions 20 decide on the constutionality of the law
and that he did not think that appeal would be
taken, because the law has got the courts all
mixed up. he added that the Bailey law would
probably be amended next fall. He told Of
automobiles having several numbers on the back
Of his machine and when asked what they all
said that one was his house number, his tele-
phone number. his office number. and SO on. Mr..
Charaoerlaic said that he hoped to see the time
when all legislative Determinations against auto
InobiIists would be set aside as unconstitutional
Secretary Samuel Butler, OF the Automobile Club
Of America said that the decision a great
victory FOR automobilists. and practically accom-
plishes the object OF the test case-to assure new
legislation automobiing next winter.
The result, he said, would probably be that driv-
viii take the numbers from the back of their
machines, as there is no provision in the State
requiring them. and if this action was taken the
police would have difficulty in enforcing the speed
law. as II viii be hard Identify the machines.
As ne understood IT, he continued. the overthrow
of the provision does not affect the other pro-
visions in regard 10 speed and signs.
X. ". Niles who represented the Automobile
Club of America in the McWiIlams case, said:
This Is an. opening wedge for the framing of a
fair automobile law next year / believe that il
the present methods OF operation meeting on com
mon ground and thoroughly thrashing our the dues-
1ained on appeal. This decision covers The orers
tion OF machines IN the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
FIRING OFF BAR HARB0R.
NIGHT FAVORS ATTACK.
HeaUy Cannonqding at Sea StartIes
the LQndIubberS.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrRUxE.l

Bar Harbor, Sie., Aug. Shortly after 10 o'clock
tonight few stray cannon shots were heard here.
II could not be exactly located. Then there was
heavy cannonadng that seemed TO come from two
opposing forces. Men along the shore say the
sound came from Lamoine but there seems TO be
little reason for the enemy De there the chan
mel IS n deep enough for the ba ttleships TO come
through. To others it sounded as if the firing was
OF Schoodic Point, TO the open sea II this is the
case, the enemy Is either trying to overpower the
Two scout boats. the Newport and the Hartford. or
has -un into the fighting force Of Admiral Barkers
feet, which is near Esq Rock light The firing
ceased IN about twenty minutes. The chances are
against the enemy running in here tonight.
The land station attempted to communicate with
different points along the shore. but ali the tele-
phone and telegraph operators had closed for the
night Northeast Harbor heard no firing, nor did
Ellsworth. and they were the only two places that
could BE- reached The shore officers here sent out
the tug Nina. which stationed here Tor an
emergency. The night is ideal one FOR action
A heavy rainsroru at O'Clock beat down the fog
and thick clouds hid the moon Il is as dark d
night as the enemy could wish.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington. Aus. There were geaeraI showers
Thursday night Atlutic states lower
region. but during Friday the been mostly
clear Mississippi River. West
Rocky Mountains partly cloudy.
thundersto-s the middle and northern
districts Comparatively temperatures prevail
slope region except the Southern the
departure from normal being about eght degrees.
Rocky Mountains the weather has been gener
ally fair with high temperatures interior
showers the southern plateiu.
Conditions unsettled in the West and
there will be showers Saturday the West Mississippi
Valley slope region and the extreme Southwest, fol-
lowed by fair Showers also probable
SATURDAY Carolina and Georgia coasts There
VIII be showers Sunday the Southern Ohio
and middle Mississippi valleys the lake region
Middle Atlantic states and New-Eneand the weather
viii generally fair Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday from the upper Mississippi
Valley eastward except along the Atlantic Coast L viii
cooler Saturday in the West Gulf States and middle
slope
Atlantic East Gulf Coasts light
IA fresh and variable; the Gulf Coast light
fresh south. on upper gh fresh and variable
though mostly southern, the lower lakes Light
and variable. becoming southeSsL-
departing Saturday european ports VIII
have fresh north winds with fair weather
he Gram
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
LIONLOOSE ATLUN4 PARK
One Man Hart IN WId Scramble
at Coney Island.
CLUBS DRIVE ANIMAL BACK.

NAO ID IN ANIMAL DAOh.
One Of the lions used in the performance Of
Nine. ScheI, at Hagenbeck's animal show. Coney
Island. goI out of its cage into the pavilion late
yesterday afternoon. The show was free. and
many men. women and children were watching it.
The cry Lion looser' caused a frantic scramble
get out.
Sol Moshe, a professor of languages. living at
No. 699 Sackett-st Brooklyn, who is partially
paralyzed on the right side. knocked down in
the scramble, and received a confusion Of the right
hip. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital
Mr. Williams, manager of the show. went after
the animal with his employees. They were armed
with clubs They drove the Hon back into its cage
In Luna Park where the show is exhibited there
was great excitement for few minutes. Many
people left the park, which well crowded at the
time
Messrs. Thompson and Dundy, Of Luna Park. who
engaged Nine. ScheIl come. with her three lions,
from Los Angeles, Cal, have cancelled their con-
tract with her
The lion got out of its cage because Nine. schell's
husband, to whom the animals were unaccustomed.
hind him securely
Nine. scheH and the lions were engaged by Bos-
tock after the Luna Park management had termi-
mated their engagement.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

Tahiti. and NIarquesas Isan1s via san Francisco eoss
E-e GeIy al q. august ITO Inclusive. for
a.. San Francisco close daily $50
M 10 August TO. inclusive for c-spateh Per = s.
~ foDau via Vancouver and Victoria r. c. cioss
L~ Tsy al I. &c r. august III Inclusive. for
ne- Empress Of japan .Aterrhandise for
rs Postal Agency a. Shanghai cannot be forwarded
rs5 es@ TsDs1 China and Phinpue islands via san
Tr-T1iscC close Gsily az 0SO ? m Up % A-s-7S
f--ir-lVe dispatch per g. s. CQPt-e-
arstita tz1ce5t WvsIl, Ft Islands aAe :,
J1rSoIIver Victoria Z C. c--sc nrrr @-.t1 -
"a m, % 10 August rs inclusive for dispatch
5. AofanSL 49,, -r-afeTora1
So s-1CS and Hawaii san fra1ei-so. e-3se a5re
El45- AN h m up august =. llclle-Ne. 20
l-s - sierra u the CInard steamer ar
Sev-[ea-ala eoes i2t 4fs.tt -
inE -e ---ect virh this dspaten extra ral-sl-l---s
TINE - J N s.30 AID ESQ ? n san.iays az
az - - q a N and 6.2o , nm p mae Up
-' s-re-5es arrival % ne tlise ala.lell
- % August - INCLUSIVE Tor oispltch Per
:. transport W.. Auss~aIfa
~ - "a Europe nd Sev-lsaianc and EniliD-
- ssn Franeisco-the quickest routes Philip
pilee aid-essed via Canada via Euro1e
R--5 prepaid tfe foreign rates Hawaii -
s----s-orss,I rtaE Franrisco exclusively
forwarded TO port OF szlas oaiiy.
% closing - arralE-l pn the pEesufna
of 7ed overland transit fE-estered
mai closes q p previous say
CORNELIUS VAN COII. FoscrnGstz<-
Postoaacs New-YorS- y =. july g. l~@
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08


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District Telegraph Office
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No. 1872 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFtICE-E'rederick " Sonuers Nc-
T94 BToad-st.
AMERICANS ABROAD viii fnd THE TRIRUSE az
LONDON-Ofice of THE TRIBUNE. at No 149
Fleet-st.
Brown Gould & Co.. No. "a New-Oxford-st-
London and Paris Exchange. BanKers Bastdon HOUSE,
MoorSate-st-
American Express Company, No. Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & SON. Tourist Odices, Ludgate Circus
International Sleeping Car Company - COcksFur-st
Trafalgar square
The E0ldcn once THE TRIBUNE Is Convsnisuk
place to leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARTS-J Monroe & Co., No. Z Rue Scribe
John Wanamaker Co.. No a Rue des Pstises
Ecuries
Morgan, Harjes & Co. No. 81 Boulevard Haussmanz-
Credit LyOnnais. Bureau des ErranSe-s-
Continental Hotel newsstand
BrentanO's No. 81 Avenue de FOpera-
American Express Company, No II Rue Scribe
NICE-Credit Lyonnais.
GENEVA-Lombard. oder & Co. and Union Bank
FLOISENCE-French, Lemon & Co. Nos and Via
T0ruaDuOni
Narquay & Co., Bankers
HAMBURG Exuress COMPANY. II
Schniede Strasse
-BFsE-AEN-American Express Company. Nc. 8 Bahnhof
GENOA-Americaa Express Company. No. Is Via san
Lorenzo.
ANTWERP. BELGIUlI-American Express Company.
No Quai Van Dyck-
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New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAT-At a. FOR Belgium direct per 3. g
iceland mail must be directed per g ICELAND ,.
$3.50 a. m Scotland direct s $. Eurnsssia
(maI be directed per s. Furnessial II -
a. m Complementary I p M for Europe per 5
Lucania. Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parts
Europe Will this ship unless specially
directed by her.
After closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails are
opened the piers OF N. American. English French
German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes u the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
cAPTAlN CHARLES EeNoR.

catsliu. " Y Aug. captain Charles Egnor
died here tonight. aged seventy-four years He was
well known boatulan. and in early life sailed the
t4rdso1 Piver passenger sloOps. he was in Cali
fornia in the gold fever days. and in the 5os was
the first man TO offer smoked sturgson for sale n
@av-York Unable dispose OF his hrst carso
c,aptain Egnor was obliged TO throw II overheard
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
ANSPACIFTr.

CJ-BA-By ran Port Tampa. Fla. and thsnos by
steamer closes this ONCE daily. except THURSDAY az
75:sO a. tthe connecting malls close hsTa on Non
davs Wednesdays and Sarurdaysl-
MEXICO CITXOyeTland. unless specially aadresse4 to-
dispatch bE steamer closes AZ Lals once CAY exesp
sunday. al 40 and ll5O D U sundays al I
m and Il 80 p n
rbsnce BY steamer. closes this ohics daily AZ SD
"a n connecting mails close here every AondaJ
"wednesday and Satu7aay-
T.ssTCA by rau % Boston. and thence BY steamer.
r15ses al this oics $50 =. every Tuesday and
Thursday
ci-sss III this CfEce daily $50 N
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ and GCAIEAAL@A--EiT
ra 10 NeU-Orleans. and chence D. steamer. closes a.
r14s rHre daily except SUNDAY, ar 4l-3O q and
III 40 hi m sundays II >. and tli-j0 .
tconnsctng mail closes here Mondays at III 30 ? NJ
cyS-Ts RICsA-By rau TO NeW-Orleans. and thence b
stea1er cleses al Office daily except sunday, az
m and III 80 ? sundays az n p n ana
III 30 D. (coEnecrng mail closes here Tuesdays a.
+Teefst.-sd mall closes al 8 , n. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
IusrlcE kEoeH DANGEROUSLY Ill.

Justice Eeogh. OF the Supreme Court Second De
rsrrroenr is dangerously III at his home. IN Pelham
Road New Rochelle. He was taken ID on Aior'e~--
Az first no alarm felt by his family. nat o-l
THURSDAY his condition became 80 serious thAl
snecialIst had 10 be called ". BOurke CoeSl - -
5Is-s cl9sz friend was summoned yestetsiaS 80.
fbis cltv re win remain IN New-Itoeheiie iOE y"
aaEs. At least
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

sATURDAY-At $50 a. m for Argentine Republic
I-rTlr1v and Paraguay, per Canning al
supplementary $50 T. nj for Porto Rtco. CuraeSe
au5 VeueZuela s &aracabo tEna1l for SaTau1Lla
and Cartagana be directed per MaracaihO1.
AZ $50 a. N complementary 1880 M Tor Fortuns
Island Sayanilla and CarI2Sena. = s.
AIene trnau for Costa RicR must be directed Per
AIere-l. al 8.30 complementary 1880 FOR
Iragua. Haiti and santa Marta, per $ s. Aclr2netacss
9-}0 4 Complementary lO-o0 a. M Tor 81
Thonas s. Croix. Lssward and Wiucward ISLANDS
ara British, Dutch and French Guiana. per g
T5a-r-a mail Grenada and Trinidad must bs
5,-ecre1 .per Partma'1: 10 for Cuba. Per
= 5 Moro castle. via Havana az 4@-S9 ?. n roT
cuba Der 5 s. CUriIy5a. Via Havana
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
AN ENGAGEMENT.

Detroit. Aug Miss Mary Harrington Ihomp-
sor daughter of John P. Thompson. Of Port Huron
Mich. will shortly become the bride Of Josiah
C7-le, Thayv son of the late William IEaW. OF
Fittsbur- and brother of the Countess uI lar
-r,o,,tL The announcement Of the engagement was
- todav tv Nj THOMPSON The date for the
V-sddfne las not yet been decided on, ont II VIII
p-obab biz take place in the autumn.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
SUNDAY PAPERS ON SPECIAL TRAIN.
Postmaster General Payne Grants Petition
from New-York Newspapers.

Washington. Aug. POSTMASTER General Payne
to-day directed that beginning next Sunday the
New-York Sunday morning papers be carried on
the special train leaving New York at O'Clock IN
the morning for connection with train No 6l OF the
Rutland Railroad This will be done hereafter
every Sunday, in compliance with d petition from
most of the New-York newspapers
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
GENERAL A. z. Woo0soN.

PaoIa. Kan. Aug. T-Brigadier General A Z
woodsou. L s A. retired. died here to-day, aged
sixty-two years. he was IN the mlAtarI service
forty-one years He viii be buried N the NalIond4
Cemetery. AZ Arlington. a.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
TO STAMP OUT RABIES.
Twenty-Five Cows and One Hundred Dogs
Killed in Orange County.

Newburg. y. Y, Aus. The State Department
of Agriculture has taken action 10 stamp ont
rabios n the town of Montgomery. Orange County
twenty-five COWS have died Of the disease IN he
foRn. and one hundred dogs have been Killed
Commissioner WietnG has ordered al dogs in tbe
tor e confined o. muZzled.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
FoRBIDs CRUELTY TO HORSES.
Secretary Root Prohibits Docking, Banging
or Clipping.

Washington, Aug The Secretary Of War, has
issued general order designed 10 prevent cruelty
10 horses in the military service It IS follows:
ANY alteration in the length shape OF the tails
names or forelOeks Of public horses y docking,
banging or chipping is hereby prohibited. and only
such reas0nab bic trimming and pluckug may be
necessary 10 prevent shaggIness OF appearance VIII
b uermltted
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
HENRY S. LoucHHEIM.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "A cable disaQtch received
here to-day announced the death at Zurich OF
Henry 5. Louchheirn. Of the banking nrm or h ;.
To1Icbhaiu & Co Of this city he was seventy
wears Old and well known in financial circles
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

Should be read DAILY by al Interested. changes
may occur az time)
Forelgn mails for the week ending August s. 1908.
viii close promptly in all General Postofcs
as follows Parcels-post mails close one hour earlier
than closing below.
Germany close ; p m Monday.
Regular and supplementary malls close foreign
ton half hOur closing except
that supplementary mails Europe Central America
via Colon. close hOur later foreign statonJ.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
FORECAST FOR To-DAr AND SUNDAY.

For New-Engard. fair today; Sunday partly cloudy
warmer in interior; fresh TO north winds Saturday
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland ana Western
Pennsylvania fair today Sunday fair warmer light
north to east winds.
For Delaware fair to-day and Sunday; Light fresh
north winds
For Nev-Jersey. to-day and Sunday warmer sun
day In interior; light 10 north 10 winds
Fro- Fs ste--, Nev-York, to-day sunday partly
cloudy probably and warmer IN Interior fresh
north To east winds on the coast.
Western Pe1usvvania far warmer to-day: sunday
party cIoudy probably showers and cooler IN afternoon
light 70 fresh winds, . -, s-a.-
For western New-Y0rk, fair. warmer to-cay; sunday
osr+ rouCy. probably afternoon. with cooier
il west portion, variable winds
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIauNs,I ]


Toronto Aug. 7.-Mr I.enox, architect Of the
King Edward Hotel says he is not troubling him
self about Mr. Dodge's Injunction In New-York
According to him. his contract with Tiffany is un-
der Cana dian law and any suit to be effective must
be brought under this law. When the order for
mural decoration in the King Edward Hotel was
given he said, ''New-York people took measure
ments from a rough draft and got them wrong
There is a dispute between Tiffany and Dodge as
to this mistake. each trying TO fix the responsi-
biIity the other When the pictures came it
was found they were TOO large for the space as
signed to them. I rejected them. Tiffany's man
ager came take a look. and of the
muras down, asking the privilege OF rectifying the
others. This meant decapitatIon of some OF the
figures; at least cutting off their hats. On others
there had TO be looping of of the feet of some Of
the characters, thus changing proportions II these
hats and feet had not been cut off the people
couldn't get all OF themselves into the picture.
AS to ne Wolfe picture. LenoX said that what
he objected the hanging of night scene
the dark part OF the wall; il should have light
upon it in order 10 bring out its beauty. When
the pictures were curtailed and decaptated," he
said the artists name was cut off, and had 10
be moved up a foot. Another artist has bee-
called in TO remedy these defects If he succeeds
wei and good; if not. Tiffany will still need the
architects acceptance
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
JOSEPH JEFFERSON BUYS PROPERTY.
The Veteran Actor Secures E. 4. Taft's
Home Near Buzzard's Bay.
fnr rrLEGrAru TO TIE rRInuNE

Fsuzzard's Bay Mass Aug. Joseph JEFFERSON
has nurchased from Edward A. Taft, president OF
the New-York and Boston Dispatch Express Ioin-
panv. his summer home on Bnttermiik Bay ms
acquisition brings Mr.. Jenersons holdings here Up
10 nearly 200 acres.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

,rt.f tersperarre y,alfrda, 9 desrees; Io"tE y.
a,erasc 81. for corresponding cate .4St 80
80 -, ee-ouainr date last tvcnty-iye Years, So
I.al forecast-Fair to-day; SUNDAY. partly cloudy
-,t,tI, showers; fresh north east winds
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL oRsrr~,-ro~s.
POrRs: Mo-ning.

In this diagram continuous Write 4ae SLOWS ne
- rressure as Indicated BY The Iriounes sen
recording barometer The dotted Inc 5ioHs 'S
80 a. recorded By the local Weather bureau
TIE following official record from the "eAlAer Suiea1
,vs the changes the temperature for the l@S tNe'
four hours in comparison with tAe 0'' 1 "
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement of the kind in the country Every
other one, here or elsewhere, has been started
after or in imitation Of this pioneer. The Trib-
une cordially welcomes all cola horers in the
field; but, without wishing to deprecate IN the
least the work OF others, thinks II its duty 10
remind readers that the Tribune E-esh Air
Fund is so far as known, the only one IN which
absolutely every dollar contributed by the Puo-
lie goes directly to the work of sending pOOT
child to the country, keeping him there for two
weeks and bringing him back again Every 50
insUres such a vacation to at least one child.
There have been years in which, owing 10 the
magnitude of the operations OF the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund such result was insured by
every 50 80. No collectors are ever employed,
and all collections made for it are purely vol
untary. All expenses for organization agents
privately defrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees of the fund. There are no per-
centages TO collectors to come out OF the con-
tributions of the public, and no payments to
agents managers secretary or others Every
dollar goes straight to the benefit Of a child
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
rxDER THE BAY.

Interesting account Of the progress being
ninde 80 boring the tunnel under the Hay 10
eoRnecf the Battery and Brooklyn. In to-
hOrr0w's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

THE MAINE COAST N DANCER
of being captured by Uncle Sans navy
Plans which the army is making to prevent
an effective landing. In tO-mOrrOw's Trib-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
-fsT REGIMENT.

Photograph and description OF the plans
for It's new armOry in tO-morrovv'z Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

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