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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-18

Experience: Mrs. Friendly But,
honestly, what was your real reason
for refusing her dinner invitation ?"
Mrs. Charplor-f'E Experience. L used to
have her cook. Brooklyn Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-18

of her depth she found plenty of sec
room beneath her. There is a channe
averaging thirty-one feet which run:
from the lighthouse in fairly straight
line to the Hackfeld and Railroad
wharves. Had the big basin between
the Hackfeld, Oceanic and Brewer
wharves been dredged to the same
depth as the channel the Korea could
have made her turn in that section.
! BY 8 o'clock the wharf became con-
| gested with people and the decks of the
steamer We're thronged with sightseers
Masses of flowers were carried away
by the passengers. The Hawaiian band
| appeared on the dock and played for an
hour in honor of Gov. Taft.
| Just before sailing time Secretary
| Taft, accompanied by Secretary At
| kinson and Captain NICK. Williamson.
q. S. A, went up the gangway. The
Secretary made his farewells on the
main deck. Governor Carter had gone
aboard a few minutes before with flow
ers for Secretary Taft. The Governor,
Secretary and other officials after
wards boarded the tug Fearless, with
the band, and serenaded the liner until
she left the channel.
Among those who departed from Ho-
Washington in the interest of the
Planters Association, and possibly for
the Hawaiian Electric Company. A.
Gartley, general manager of the Ha-
waiian Electric Company, was also
passenger en- route to Washington, to
appear in the matter of the franchise.
D. L. Wilmington is also en- route TO
Washington.
L. A Thurston goes to San Francisco
on business. Clinton j. Hutchins also
went to San Francisco, in the interest
of the remodelled Kona plantation
lands, with the report of the Honolulu
Iron Works on the mill and other OPP
Grating machinery, including the rail-
road.
Col. and Mrs. Cunningham return to
Salt Lake City. Col. Cunningham was
an unsuccessful bidder for the Puuloa
Sheep Ranch.
DR.. and Mrs. R. P. Myers were a.
mong the kamaainas who departed,
probably never to return. They were !
hidden goodbye by a large number of |
friends, the doctor saying that he went |
away, an "unreconstructed Southerner
as of yore.''
vIzTER WAS DELIGHTED.
Persia's Grand Vizier and his suite
devoted most of their time in port yes
terday to taking in the sights of the
city. They went to the Pail in the
forenoon and were early aboard the
Korea, having lunched at the Young
Hotel. The crowds on the dock and
decks of the steamer interested the
party greatly. Several of the people
who met the Prime Minister here babe
1im goodbye on the steamer.
Through his interpreter the Grand
Vizier said that Honolulu was de-
ightful place. He had not expected TO
ind such large buildings in Honolulu,
believing that it was an island city still
He said he was quite
to find a well-built metropo-
itan city. but it gave him an idea as
% what he should expect on a much
scale in the cities on the main
and.
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Gracious sighed Mr.. De Spepsey, Il wish could acquire
appetite For goodness saker exclaimed his wife, what do
with appetite? 1t wou only you dyspepsia
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yard that the Cuban children inBoston Christian
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

different from those with which the Berlin war De-
partnsat was called upon 70 deal II $50. His
third son. Prince Adalhert. Is already tn the Far
East watching the naval operations. and from the
deck OF the German cruiser on which he Is
serving as lieutenant at Che-Foo he can hear every
day the thunder OF the guns ar Port Arthur. And
now the Kaiser is sending two more princes OF
his house 10 the seat OF war namely. his brother
in-law, Prince Frederick Leopold OF Prussia. who
is general OF cavalry. and the only son OF the
late Prince Frederick Charles-the Red Prince
TO whom Marshal Bazafne surrendered Metz IN
$50. while the other is Prince Charles Anthony OF
Hoherzollern. younger brother OF the Crown
Prince OF Rumania. and married "a Princess Joss-
phine of Belgium. Prince Charles Anthony Is a
son OF that Prince Leopold OF H0hsnzollern whose
eandidature for the throne OF Spain drought
about the Frsnco-Prussian War Of 1870 and he is
to be attached TO Japanese headquarters IN the
field, whereas Prince Frederick Leopold OF Prussia
who has travelled extensively in this country, in
India and China has been assigned to the star
OF the Russian generalissimo. Kuropatkn.
The fact that these two princes should now be
starting for the Far East shows clearly that
neither the Kaiser the military experts at
Berlin regard tbs war as drawing near TO its ter
mination but that. the contrary. they Of the
opinion that the hostilities viii be prolonged for
considerable time to come.
The other royal personases az the seat of war at
the present moment are Grand Duke Boris. OF
Russia. Prince Jaime OF Bourbon. only son OF the
sister Princess Alice. the divorced wife OF Prince
Frederick Of Schonuhurg- Waldeaberg. the princess
being attached 70 the ambulance Department. 0f the
Russian army.
Neither Prince Frederick Leopold Of Prussia who
is married to q younger sister OF tha Empress. nor
Prince Charles Anthony Of HehenzoIlern. who is a
clever young stan officer, runs much risk OF harm
or of losing his life while following the opera
tions at the seat OF war. In fact, the only peril
which they viii be called upon 10 confront is that
of sickness MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
NOTES OF NEWPORT.
fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBI,,,s.

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Newport, r l., Aug. Alt was not A particu-
larry busy day with society in Newport although
there were two large affairs. The largest was the
musical given this afternoon by Mrs. William
Stor-s Wells at Chetwood. at which there were
Deariy hundred guests. including prominent cot
tagers. Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs Morton
Speaker Cannon Miss Cannon Attorney General
Moody and G. 2. Foss. Mrs Wells had FOR the
entertainment os her guests Gustave Boorde. the
French BARITONE, the accompaaist being A G.
Langley.
Mrs. William K Vanderbilt r.. tI,,s evening gave
dinner party at the Ciamhake Club the guests
numbering twenty AIr and Mrs Vanderbilt are
the guests OF Mrs. Hermann Oeirichs for few
Gays. h-. Vanderbilt came from Narragausett
Pier this morning by launch. his yacht, the Tar
sntula having broken down.
Other events to-day Of a social nature were din
given this evening by Mrs. George 3 de For
rest. Mrs. Philip Lydig ard Mrs. William Gros-
veHor. the latter being al the Casino IN honor OF
Mr. and Mrs Corbin.
Henry Gray and Arthur 5. Burden are the guests
OF Mr.. and AIRS. Alfred G. Vanderbilt at Oakland
Farm.
The following were registered at the Casino to-
day: Miss Maude Livingston. A ; Burden H.
Gray. W. I. Hull. Eliot Cross. G. X. Baker. Miss J.
Hoyt and u Rowland, jr.
AR. and Mrs Perry Belmont have gone TO New
York Mr.. Belmont VIII 90 with the notification
CCmmittee West Virginia 70 notify II. G. Davis
This evening Mrs Edward J. Berwind gave a
dinner AZ The Elms in honor OF Secretary OF the
Navy Morton and his party. Io-In0rroW mrs.
Thomas, vile of Captain Thomas OF the training
station, VIII give luncheon IN honor OF the VS.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Adolf Grimwood Of London Eng
tald. FIFTH AVENUE-H. ". Williams OF Texas;
= v Reynolds. Of Kingston N Y; John A Bunt-
lng OF Centrevtile, cal: Douglas q. s Beresford.
OF Dublin, Ireland +. W. Cox, os Toronto, Canada:
II. T. Nelson. OF Alaska. and James Armour, OF
Edinburgh. Scotland. GTLSEY-Dr George e
Gray. Of Pne6lo. Col. and r C. Horne, OF Keokuk,
Iowa AOFFMAN-W. Q. Patterson, OF Pittsburg.
J. Jaooby. of Lima, Peru; NJ B. Barkley. OF
Charleston. S. C; W. r. Barhan, or Norfolk. Va.
and J. a. Rink. Of Indianapolis HOLLAND-C. J..
farrell Of Humboldt. Tenn; Sir Thomas Neave and
Dr, y, Vivian, OF Baltimore; James a. Twohey, OF
Washington. sand George stanton, OF Cleveland,
IMPERIAL-JudSe 7. D. Bradley. OF New Haven.
Conn. ana DR. J. n Ruh OF Galveston. Tex
MANHATTAN-R O. Grove Rend Of London,
England. A j. Mcmillan, OF Rossland. c.: Ezra
= Kirk Of Toledo Ohio; " = chittenden; OF
BOROUGH. p Gray, of Richmond, Va, and Or.
7. Guermera. OF cuba. MURRAY HILI1-R. W.
Benton. OF Edinburgh, Scotland; George D. Harper.
Of Montreal: Y. Hecker, OF La Porte. Ind; James
TathuEn. OF Philadelphia. and J. II Anderson. Of
Eg4ns. 5. D. NETHERLAND-A- A. Schautz, OF
Detroit. NORMANDIE-S Ida, OF Japan, and G.. n
Foster. Of Nottingham. England. PLAZA-R. G..
Ellis of Detroit. and J. c. McClung. Of Belfast
Ireland. SAVOY-R. 4. Van Zant. OF Philadelphia.
LDORF-ASTORIA-A. F. CaiIshsn. of Chicago;
". r. Cheney, OF ST Louis, and Robert Jarecki. OF
Erie Penn
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Officini Record and Forecast st-washiagton. Aug. a.
Barometrtc pressuIss low generally Ualte3
States and the Sew-England Coast where
depression Dassiag eastward over the Atlantis There
are indications the Development OF disturbances
sIert energy IN the Ohio Valley Southwest that
viii probably IN os showers ana thunder
those regions.
Temperatures rising generally east of the Rocky
Mountains tendency toward excessive temperatures In
central districts during the three
checked 10y local rains and tnuudersorIus
While indratons OF general storm IN Bos
during few days. tendency toward higher
snperatures IN Tuesday Wednesday win checked
local rains and thundersfor1nS
weather and moderate temperature
NewEnglaud and the lake regions. In the
Middle Atlantic and East Grf States and tire
ohio Valley likely To From the Mis-
sigsipp the Rocky Mountains the weather WILL be
fair Local rains indicated for the middle Rocky
Mountain districts and the plateau region
England Coast fresh west winds win pre-
vail. IN the Middle Atlantic Gulf coasts
fhs winds will fresh and mostly south.
the lake region winds VIII be fresh from south. shift
stearpers departing European ports
haze fresh s1Iwest winds and partly cloudy weather TO
the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Localities.--For New England
and Eastern NeR-Yorl. fair to-day showers Tuesday.
fresh west winds.
Gr the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Delaware fair to-day. showers Tuesday
f-esb winds. becoming variable
Eor western pennsylvania and Western NeV-f York fair
todav Tuesday showers fresh south, shifting 20 west
winds.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
MAKING CANDIDATES THE ISSUE"
from The Mail.


The attempt OF Democratic editors ana orators TO
ignore the real issues and hinge all upon a com
paris0n Of the two candidates is a confession Of
akuess. Granting their contention What would
they eain2 Theodore Roosevelt Is a known quan-
tfty. IIe has stood the test OF occupancy or TIE
high Office for which he is nominated. lie has
served hts country well. The Panama Canal. the
place OF honor held by this country among the
world powers. the enforcement Of the law against
provided bv hls administration He has grown and
broadened ana gained in wisdom and conservatism
IN he mast three years, as every able man VINO
fIled the Presidents chair did before him. lie is
f7e neople's servant. but his own master he acts
nj no mans dictation. but he has the SAFE counsel
Of a rrouU OF advisers in whom his fellow country
Tnen ravc learned TO put fuu falth
Alton n Parker stands for-what2 He is a law
.er of fair attainments Judge oi Respectable RANK
in ETivsts life an honorable. estimaDle american
like bls opnonent He Is utterly lacking IN expert
ence ~ nsibIfc life and ef national and nteruationa
aralrs He was silent when the possession or codt
pee would have drawn from hin stralg htIorWafd
speech. He coDsented 20 profit by poncy OF de-
captfon and smoke only when u was too late Tor
honest 10 harm his interests. He remains an un-
known quantity. though the Wnoie country mas
ossrf vxhaf rrofgFsed 70 be a declaration or his
1Tinci-,iee Fl.s vague diffuse and platitudtnous
sDeecf az acceptance held no evidence that ne mas
tfo mental or r.oral strength 70 cope with the re-
oIilrerenf ~ tho position he seeks. His closest po
n TFu ana Frlliot Danforth type. He IS nominated
to-dav bv men discredited in this State.
Alton = Parker does nos measure aboNe tlle
srsrure az Tnediocrfty at best Standing beside
Theodore Roosevelt he seems less The candidates
are not The ssssIe But the answer or the country
neyt November would be the same II choice OF
individuals were the only question az the polls
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15


The schedule Of closing % Iraaspaeac Mails arranged
to sailing. The hRal cauaectilz
Registered Transpactdc Mails. which close 6 81
previous day. close the Gsneral Pos0fcs Nss-Yor
follows
san Francisco. close a. $50 m august IS for
Japan Korea CHINA ana specially addressed man ssr
Philippine IslaEts- via Seattle close at $50 D.
Hawaii, via san Fraaciseo. close $50 p August
dsnatch per g. s. Ai1ucta-
Hawaii japan kQTea China snd speciRilT addressed
mail FOR PHILIPPINES stanfs via san Francisco,
$50 p August =. FOR dispatch per s. siberia
Philippine Islands and Guam via san francisco. close
9.gO 70 n dispatch per z. $ Transport
Jauaa Parcels-Post Aaisl. Korea China and
Ihflluuine Islands via Vancouver ami Victoria 3. c.
close $50 August 30. for Dispatch Der
Ns,t-Zsalanf Australia except wsst. Nev-calsdousa
samoa. Rtii Islands. va Francisco
close al $50 September FOR iisparch per g.
sierra. CuBard steamer carving tna BrtriS1
rsa FOR N-Vg-Eealand does not arrive n tine 70
$50 a m. $50 o. n. SUNDAYS AZ 4-3o a.
M $3.50 o u.wtl be made up and t1rEar1ed
until The arrival af the G!Iasrd steamer
nd Ealands EsaAcaco. close
Westl. au1 lletcnia.
via ana Victoria p c. 5lnaa AZ $50 ,.
ssan-er-ber dispatch q Manuza
Nancsuria and Eastern siberia AZ present rorared va
NOTE-Unless atharvise addressed West A1Et-siia -
Europe. New Zealand VIA san Fraucisto
certain places siuese Provinces OF Xunnal.
SuefchoW. Szechwan en1 KWanEsi. British Indta-
the quickest routes Philippines specially addesse "a
Europ must be fully prepaid a. The 1ereis1 rates.
lava Is forwarded Francisco exclusively.
CORNELICS VAN COTr. Fostaaats<-
Postoflcs. Nsw-York \. =. August l. lso&
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15


charge
si' 5stz4 l. fzota wainwright, william
Eenzs. Eliza NJ L
william W AsS.s Esss5e 'sr1ss7 's.sT a. ssE ias is
a m Intsrneat NJ convsrienes OF family
suH1ER-on Saturday morniaE august L. az her rsst-
dencs No. lsI West is1st-st., Assdalsna susisE In
her Doth year Funeral private
nIETz-on Saturday august H. 1904 L Lsots nsis1
August L. az O'Clock ,. N PisESs omit nnwsrs-
GARDNER-on Friday. august Il II 1904 &c g: Clinton Ten
AIS North Beacb-st.. Richmond Hill Long Island %
Tuesday ,, Ansss si ~ AZ n s0 is.st M a. csnsesuisna
Csmetery washington. Wednesday Washington
papers please copy
s+4sz snort illness Eliza Marsh Lacey widow otto
Elizabeth Marsh Lacey. Relatives and friends ars re-
Church BrooklyR Heights On Thursday. August Is At
II clock ..
IYoN-on sunday. August Il. 1904 Mary =. widow OF
AssT s.isnt he hea services at her ate Sesasncs No
rs Hoopsr-st Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon August
l6, al o'clock
ROSERs-At Elizabeth. n j. suhday. August a
Rogers. Funeral private Kindly omit flowers.
Fs Agss' Ms5S. l. iSet :. NS sa EseEasaz E
Beach. sssa IS years NOtcs OF funeral hereafter.
zIEssEEntersd into rest Friday. august II 1904
a brief illness. funeral services VIII be held at her
late residence 4Ox West 4sth-st, MONDAY; August
l. at I:S0 D m. Intsrment at bloomfield. " J.
CEMETERIES.
Great Rinslawa csetsEy s'aHsitSl @ s HEtyass sta
ton building OF vermont granite 20 W. S7tn 81
UsDERrAKERs-
Frank z. eauuDern asa st-steshsn Merritt Ems.rE
Inst Tel 1894 aud 1885 Chelsea 24I-s West 2sd ST
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

MAIN OFFICE-No. I5S Nassau-st-
T-PT0VN CIFFff'E-No 1854 Broadway. or any
American District Telegraph once
BRONX BJfREA1r-N0 49f East lSsth-st
VA SIFTNCTc1N BIvWEAL'-No. iS2I F-st
NEWARK BRANCH OFFTCE--Frederiek Y, Somuer.
T9A Broad-st -
LONDON-Qfaes Of THE TRIBUNE No. 149
Fteet-st-
Frank Gould & Co.. No. 50 New -Oxf0rd-st.
London and Paris Exchange. BRHkeFs. Bastidou
House. MourgUte-Sf
American Express Company. 80. Waterloo PLACE
rhos Cook 4 Son. Tourist OficAs, Ludgate Circus.
rha Iondou once OF THE TRIBUNE Is a convenient
place 20 leave advertisements ana subscriptions.
PARIS-J Monroe Co, No Rue scribe.
Holm WanaEnakeF, No - Rue dss Petites Ecures.
Faule FNtreau. No 53 Rue Canhan.
Morgan. Haries & Co. 81 Boulevard Haussmann.
(-redit I,yonnas Bureau Ges Et-anEers.
Continental Hotel newsstand
The Figaro once.
T-sntaroIs No 81 Avenue de rOpera
American Express Company. No. IL Rus Scribe
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
WHAT IS GOING ON today.

Launch Of the Euaboat Dubuque Morris Heights 1880
p.
Feopes Forum Metropolitan Temple: subject 'fasoIy
Lant II Would Be Beneficial AL Parties the
Finp&noA 70 E-a"e Actual Independence svsnlnE.
Festival Republican Club S9l1st Assembly District
Manhattan Ces:no and Park One-hundrsd-a land -fifty
hftA-st and Eighth-ave, p. m.
Rsc!tals and ir7ersorationr Ms eg.-. Ears1Ra hall
y rhe Young WomeD's Christian Association No.
East Fifieenih-st, ?. free girls.
Royal ArcaHUm night Pains fireworks
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
SpeciaF Notices.

osENeE--ErencA. Lemon q Co. Nos. ana : VIA
s5sIS sItSSAsasrie@a Ssrie@a Express Company Va Fsr-
For sss soaysaisass of TR1BtNs RzArzzz .sr0as
s,s - NAa t5I5LNE On aa n ths realms q
LoNpoN-HoJsi victoria. savoy Hsssl rss LaaxAaza
pole daad 5sa s ts fs aSSsr asssr as oss Asse S5
EoTrezs Hotel NoFeoIk-sL. stEaSa EofsI sssas
f5aashsstsT; ogssn,s Hotel leeds; 1Idland Hassl
aotel. Morecambs Bay Midland Hotel Derby. a0l-
Is9s HSteL shankiz Hotal. Isis az WiEhti Woolpaes
rETTAE1Eeclss Hotsl elsnSarfrs shsbouras zotss
scoETANp-ss Enoen Hotel Glasgow zssrsoa zossl-
WAIsE Waterloo Hotel. BstrEs-y- Coed Royal CAL
CHR s9It5 ar sEs5tEs,y-CSsd EeH1ss-gy1 5sss,;
ot-I a9ssl 9s Ga92taa sts &c Ls e rAIsioe 5rsnd
A9tel du PAlais. EOtsl 81 Jasnss and Albany. Msr-
sIUsIs eEa1d HOtsl sruasslss Eassl Kz.aai and
5e9k4I4s 55e99kk1I1ANp-Tns NJ ne. KuEhaus. sehsvsataEsn
ERNANY-NasaaSsrS7a I{.tsI - y-,y.
Hotel KaissShoe Bsrli, Sssna Es5ssl Ti.
SsrTsrSoe Sfsf TSnd ESSsL N9-snssEx: wusss .sI
EK.sssoJS-sa; Aetel Wilhslms Wisshadsn: 5otsl
Hotel BTeden6acasrhof Dusssidorf: E5tsi EIaissrhos
Hotel MsssSnsr BadsrsaasS. ESse Mstreses
5sse 55st6esi9srE S Grand Hotel Wiihslnshehe; piscS
sL ssSssL Eanoysr: Esgiishsr Eot gTanlSfqrti Eranx-
Hotel Bristol Frankfort Hotel Grand Monarque.
6ix-la-Chapelss Hotel Blinzisr. GodsshsFg-oB-
noinss Grand Eotel Hohsnzolieru. Rad-Nayleiras
5Efote5 haiserhok Godesberg-on- Rhins Grand HossI
Se hussie. Bad-Etssingsn: Hotel Do Hollands
Hotel Regina Badsn-Eadsn
ACoHrNtA AND SVVITLEEr4AND-Hots Bristol VI
s1na &C Gra7d Hotsl Elngara. Budapest; 5otss sAI-
ft1ssie. Elssingens EstsIa Victoria and YurErraE1
IHteriakens Continental Hotel Lzusannss savoy
and West End EotsL CARLSBAD: Victoria HetsL
asse: Hotel Euler. Basie; the stadtrat, Carlsbad.
Easen Hotel. JuzsfraublclE InteFiaifens R8sst
Ecu Etvags. Geneva Grand Hees- Lausannss
zotel National CARLSBAD. Grand HntaL LuRAnos
E EES.si Sc IA Pat1 Geneva: Hotsi RsrnsEhst Berass
Elotei EurUpe. Lucsrue. Hotel Eorsl
Meinnar, Iarienbad- Hotel Marssnbad.
Hotel EursaaL MaIozfa. Engadfns-
AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-IoteI MserouaIe.
zors; Grand Hotel Venice: Eden FalAce, Genoa
SEand Hotel Roma: Grand Hotel cluirsaaL aoras-
E7sl E572tsl Royal Santelt ysntces Hotel d u via.
alllans Hotal Royal. RoTuel Hotel Louvre and
savoy. Atx-les-Eatns: Grand HotsI AhE-iea- 3ains<
Palace Hotel das Dolornitss. cadars-Fsosca-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
SAMUEL ,. AvERYs FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Samuel Putnam Avery. the wei
known art dealer and counoisseur. who died on
Thursday took place at his home No. East Thir-
ty-eighth-st. at 2:SO o'clock yesterday afternoon
The Rev Or. Houghtou. OF the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION. conducted the funeral numesT OF
well known and women being present. III.
Avery was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
TRANsCAsPIAN FRONTIER CLOSED.
Russia Takes Precautions Against the Spread
of Cholera.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 1.-THE "oriciaI Messen-
GER announces the closing OF the land frontier
of Transcaspian territory, owing to the preva-
Isnce OF cholera in Persia and Afghanistan-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

Highest temperature yesterday SO degrees lowest %
degrees "A average for corresponding
date year 81 degrees for corresponding date
last TWENTY-FIVE years. T3 degrees.
Local forecast--Todny fair; Tuesday shoNetss HsSH
westerly winds, becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
rr,aup. Local os.srratlOns--

hanees In pressure as indicated by The Trbune's self
recording barometer The dotted line saoSs the tenn
perature as recorded hy the local Weather bAEeAh
Local Official Recnrd--rhs following oneial record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN the tenn
perature the tNsny-four hour IN comparison
with the eorrespandInE date OF last gear:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

Should Be read daily By all tntarsEtsd A uAaa~..
nay
Foreign nails for ending
S2ss ronpcy IA al eases) at ths General Posrecs a.
touoWs: ParcelsPost Mails close aarlar tau
closing time shown below. Parcss-Post nails fcr 80
many close az n August IS and -
regular and Supplementary mails close Al Faraf<a gta
o teorner OF West ard Strssss half hour later
nan closing time shown below axeepE SuprIsnen-
tary Mails for Europe and Central America VIA colon
close one hour later Foreign stzticnl.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

about the streets at late hours unless they
We're armed. Samples Of the newspaper head
lines Of those days are the following:
HIGHWAYAIEN!
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
dIGHwAYBIENl

The Streets Are Controlled by Them While the
Police Attend to Politics
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE WI
be repubIished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
Burnett-s Vanilla
Married.

leaves a good tasts in The mouth II II pure and
" holesoms- Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

UTTER-WHITESIDE-At South Hero, W, August
IL 1904 by George T. Bliss. Robert Souttar.
OF Boston. to Helen Whteside. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fuH name and address.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
CROOKS PARADISE.

Footpads and Burglars Everywhere. the PoIti-
cal Police Nowhere.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
Domestic Rates

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
points United states. tana0A aas
Mexico (outside OF the boroughs OF Manhattan and
ME Rrouxl. Also 70 Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawai AID
the Philippines. without extra expense Tor foFeasn
New-York tribune., 1904-08-15

II Is Emperor Nicholas who like bis father be-
fore him shields Count Tolstoy from ali persecu-
ton on the part OF the authorities. The famous
authors revolutionary writings would long ere
this have brought down upon his head all sorts
Of rigorous measures the part OF the govern
ment had it not been for the regard which Nleh-
oIas H. Ike Alexander III. entertalns for the old
master of Yasuaia Poyana. and It has become
known that the occasion OF the last interview
between the Car and NJ. Plehve, Just a week
before the latter's murder. the Minister had sub
mitted 10 the Emperor proposal for the dsporta-
ton Of ToIstoy the monastery prison Of soovetsk
near ArrhangeI. and for his detention there but
that Nicholas had declined in spite of the urgent
pleadings OF Plehve, to give his sanction TO the
measure.