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New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
FIRST PARTY OF WEEK.
Tribune Fresh Air Children Go to
Ne1r-York State H0sts.

tae 2rst party ~ children sent to the country
this week by the Tribute Fresh Air Furs started
Oh an early tram or the Delaware I.acka wanna
aT1 . este-n Railroad Yesterday for Norwich
y. ?. Daniel Z. Han, secretar, of the vounr
Mems Christian Association Of Norwich arranged
for the cLldrens crterto!urneut among the people
ol -,Or"4-k- On IN evening train OF the New
York Central Rs-cad. a large number Of children
started To- Mexico. Gleaaeld. ConstableviIe. Port
Lsycen' Turin. Lyons Fails Potsdarn Rensselaer,
Falls ana De Peyste- y
Hospi'aI-'y to- ths fresh ar children was found
among ne people OF Mexico BY the Rev. James I
harrison Ine children viii be entertained by the
people OF the other places through the efforts Of
the HeV. William c. Sp!cer II Lyons Falls y Y
In to-osys party are TWO little girls who have
received letters from their brother who was sent
70 me country this season by the Tribune Fresh
AT Fund. said 2 missionary. He has toId then,
in his simple way what Z heaven rbe co,,r+ry. ie
and the two sisters have been on pins and needles
uhaI To-Day For months the three children talked
o nothng but their trip. IN the height Of their JOY
lhe coy was stricken with pneumonia. and gave
up All hope Of getting TO the country We took
I'M IN 10 a hospital. and after three weeks OF hard
able 70 walk IN. hTgG TriSi, thr2pgl1 WheR he vas
I'm F aMaY 70 = oe1utttul place, where ne had the
g @ olio 10 up his withered tcIe frame His hostess
two u-sesi ~ -gIlUF longer Inan the stipulated
returned 10 his home from he hospital without his
Fo ~, - rs! IrS 10 would have taken six moaths
IRE bos,s - siilengt4 that ne has now.
mrs c,ron?6ie Mrs ETy9 TETM5in are are Ms H Newton
~ Ms Parker, Mrs Billings Mrs. Westcott {
Si, Its LiEermere T Pend.etou ? Pen
- apTrss ,S.5 Mrs. Brown. AIRS. Paree. Mrs. stewar,
I'D y aia A2theTSon. Earville y Y Mrs
5eEinEer, a. Glenfsd. Mrs y n stiles Mrs "
= sanders, Irs Tanner Sabine Mrs. George
st~ts. Ars IaSe!l. Mrs Edock and Mrs y J.
Ztor"i1. az ConstaoleyIIie Mrs. r NJ STUART.
srecr,s6 sG,"'l5; "a Bo,, Ars iathaway and Mrs
y ~ 2 Johnston ana fhe Rev c W Mason;
- l.!f-. y !. Ars. =. x. Thompson Mrs. 3.
Z Oosjer and Mrs. u. Il. Avres. A. Lyons Falls
= a ~ aidron. Fred SWarJz. John Burton Mrs
FreLh lewis mrs. Clinton Wheeler and Ray Stein
4TenneT. A. P2tSoam, Mrs Stanton: AT Rensselaer,
8 AS \ Mrs. " II. Yaso. and at De Peyster.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
MAY RETOKE CHARTERS.
Medical Examiners ThinE Some Col
lege Graduates Incompetent.
iBr TELEenApH 10 rHr TRIBUNE. !


Atlantic City, y. J., Aug. S.--The charters Of
several well known medical colleges or Pennsyl-
vania nav Be revoked by the State Board Of
Medical Examiners on the ground that the in
stitutions are graduating students who are not
competent TO be intrUsted with the lives Of
patients, according 70 a statement made by
Dr. Henry Beates. president Of the board. The
statement was caused by an examination OF the
papers recently sent in by applicants for State
licenses 70 practise medicine II Pennsylvania
So great Is the number of failures to pass the
state board each year that DR.. Bsatss is in
dignant at the colleges which graduate the uu-
successful applicants.
Although he refused 10 say what colleges are
m disfavor with the board and are in danger
ot an attack on their right TO issue diplomas he
intimated that one or TWO institutions are not
f4r from Philadelphia Some OF the papers
presented this year. he said, are OF such a
character as 10 suggest the advtsability of at
tempting 70 snnUl the charter of the college
candidate. Al the board examination last De-
ceTaber ~ per cent OF The applicants failed to
pass In June Of last year IS per cent failed
There are now 3Ie applicants for physicians
licenses n Pennsylvania
The medical examiners are IN session at Had
don Hail. ana u the state Board Of Medical
Examiners decides 10 take the action against
the colleges which DR.. Beates has in mind the
college faculties viii be warned that their curri-
ltlluIn IL rot comprehensive enough. In the
event or their 1isregarding the warning. action
VIII be resoTted 70 n a. effort 10 aunul rhe
charters.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and FOrecast.-washns'oa. Aug a.
The northwestern OF high barometer has advaRcsd
over the laks region. attended by fair clearing
cooler weather over districts and
an extensive area barometer extends from the
Middle Missouri Valley the middle Rocky Mountain
and plateau regions Rains, heavy in localities have
continued in tne south Atlantis and 5ulc States and
shoyers ard thundsrsarms reported the niddIs
Missouri Valley middle Rocky Mountain districts aad
the Southern plateau region,
Fair weather with moderate temperature VIII prevail
in the Middle Atlantic New-Eugaud States the osio
Valley ana the lower lake Tuesday. In the
Msstssppi and Missouri valleys TO the Rocky
Mountains Indicated showers continue
the South Atlantic and Gui states and the south
Along ne Middle Atlantic and New-EpFland coasts
fresh winds viii become variable shife 70
east the South Atlantic Coast the winds VIII bs
southeast the southeast winds VIII ir-
crease
warnings have issued to- treshets IN streams in
Georgia and South Carolina, where heaxy
have fallen during the last days
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
fresh variable winds mostly northcTy. and
fair weather TO the Grand Ranks
Forecast foF Special LOraIities-To- Western Penn
svyauia Western swYork. fair to-day and WereS-
day: winds shifting 10 fresh southeast
For District - Columbia PennSylvsRie New
Jersey and Delaware. fair ,o-tay. Moderate tenn
peraturs. Wednesday fair and warmer: light "a fresh
yaraoe wi,Js shifting 70
For New England ard Eastsrn New-Yurk far. with
moderate temperature TO-DAY and Wednesday; light
fresh variable viuds. shifting 70 southeast
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
IRE loss OF 100000 IN BUFFALO
Flames Threaten PlsgAouse, but Audience
Not Panic Stricken.

buafa-a. aug S-F:-e waich syoke o.t in ~.
Ere story s1ldi-S ~ No 81 - ~ Mains. .,'s,
le5o-s C'cio-k tfs afternoon. caused los~ ,rt1.
might Is es-izs-ated al sse16fo. ans for go,
fhreateccd the Academy q Music next dor -
play was sciEs pFod2ced- g good work. bo-,-
s-er. rae &c was coGdEe6 20 tis building vvre..,.
= stsr-ef ara the prompt appearance of eo@i
hnacea zssfnsn ga toe StaEe ~ The Acalszay -
Aasic prsson'ea waa- might have been q se-ion.
panic TIE au-iea-e le.r she playhouse ,vffto-,.
sesio2s raishap 70 a7y ps1san. although the-e ~
some Disorder Assistant Tire Chief Edv-s "a 49,
"alkec cur On ihU stage HHa vysrned he su6t..,..
. keen cain. and his wecaa we-s effective
IA2 "riglH @ the Ere Is a mystery one th.,-
q HAT :: n-sy nave Deea caused by The c-,s.t.
- "l-es u 'hs basement - the building. whsra
ne are is thought 20 have started It's s,,r.,d -
t-s' ens me interior q the building soon "a,
mass u faFres. The Gre quickly c,,,s,,.,-,
ssrfyeailE AZ u -he workins folk n the -
-. CUB safely. though scaae of tae women s,,-.a
- L@o 70 2e assisted The FIRE io5t lie .-.,-,.'
ne seileias notdag ogt a u.le II dei,rts D..
-. ~ q me sl'es'o ass Is covered by ins,lr-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
CLOSE IT IN LAST SCENE
Stage Policemen and Real Ones on
Third AUenue Theatre Stage.

Isaac A. Hopper, Superintendent Of Buildings.
ciosed the Third Avenue Theatre yesterday af-
ternoon because one a the four stage skylights
had been out OF order. he told the East Thir-
ty-dfth-st. police. ana a roUndSman ard two
policemen appeared on the stage in the last
scene OF the play. a Working Girls Wrongs."
The audience thought II part Of the scene and
applaudet. The theatre was closed last night.
Mr.. Dixon the manager. said ths skyiight had
been repaired and the theatre would be opened
this evening
An inspector Of the Buildings Department was
On the stage on Saturday. and declared that
one of the four sl1ylights to create drausht n
case OF fire end draw the smoke OF that way, in
stead Of allowing it 10 affect the audience. was
out OF order and must be repaired Mr.. Dixon
got corps Of men at work a once. He said it
was ready yesterday. and the play began with
g crowded house. But Superintendent Hopper
sent the policemen.
In the last scene or the last act the hero. who
is the supposed villain, is shown as the real
hero; the supposed hero is unmaskad TO become
the real villain; the Governor pardons the hero,
who is united 10 the working girl. Minnie Nal
10y, and all ends happily. Two stage policemen
appeared to arrest the villain, and Just at this
point the roundsmau and his two parrolmen en-
tered the playhouse and went on the stage TO
carry out their orders, not 70 let the play pro-
coed. The Governor was good enough actor 70
see the way out OF the situation by pardoning
the villain hero, and the hero-vtllain was ar
rested while the curtain rung down amid ap-
plause.
Mr.. Dixon explained that he had had the sky
light put in order He said the superintendent
had ordered some other minor changes. which
would be made but he had until August 15 to
make all Improvements. The police say they
had their orders and the playhouse closed
Those who had tickets for last night we're told
they could have their money back or else the
tickets would be hOnored at any other perform-
ance.
Mr.. Dixon said he would apply 20 the Build
ings Department the first thing this morning
for leave TO go on with the performances.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
wANTED-A SPONSOR.
No Dubuque Young Woman Can Be Found
70 Name Gunboat Here.
fr-o,- -7sy rrr-r~E BUREAU.


Washington, Aug. S.-The Navy Department re-
ce.ved to-day = letter unique IN the annals OF the
droaTtmenf At the request OF the Gas Engine and
Power Company anI Charles l. SeabuTy q Co.
Consolidated, The Department recently wrote 70 the
Mayor OF DubuqUe Iowa inviting him 10 designate
q >ou1G woman of that city as sponsor for the
guGboat Dubuque. 20 be launched ct Morris
Heights, Eeu-To.k. The reply of the Mayor. g. Il,
Berg, was received to-day, and in It he informs
The department. that after dligent inquiry, Re has
been unable 10 discover u younE woman willing TO
Journey SC tar for the honor OF naming the vessel
The Mayor explains the absence OF eaterprising
young women tire ground that most Of them
have gone 80 me 81. Louis Exposition. and sug-
sssts that nothing further be done
The Navy Department people are al a loss 20
believe that there are attractive girls in Du-
buque who would welcome opportunity to visit
.Sew-Eork u ihe expense OF the contractors. and
the same tine enjoy the honor OF naming gun
boat which may become famous IN the history of
the nation They suspect therefore. tnat politics
suggest the name ~ young woman icr t!.v AonoI.
and Inclined 10 believe tnat ne Knows many
young women who Would 5e glad 10 enjoy Lh-s
privilege and s TOO tir1orous 70 MAKE seIsction
II is suggested. however that thS tiTid orfelal
% ns5 PF1saeiy stirred up IN h95nsSs % 9 ne eesI & boT nm nm
5 .eaTn 5hat ne has dectnsa Ga 9eI26 = s Las al
an honor aud privilege. can perhaps be better
imagined than described Al all events. the Navy
department officials FEAR tnat lhey nave CnWit-
tiugiy a trap which viii prove fatal 10 the
flrure political career Of Mayor Berg.
The Navy Department 1ow mas no recourse but
% advise The contractors that thsir Eish 10 show
courtesy 70 a Dubuque girl has met with rebuff,
and tie Mayor Il the city Ssssrsss t saI me n Ier
do ~ ils extraordinary situation remains for them
The Mayor Of Milwaukee has been invited 20
select u y0ung woman TO act as sponsor for the
protected cruiser TO be named after taat city,
wbieh win Be launched on Septennsr ~ Al 'n'
Union Iron Works, san ErsncAsec-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
gERkER's SHIPS AT GIBRALTAR
Ready 20 Reinforce Jewell at Smyrna
il Necessary.

Gibraltar. Aug. s.-Rear Admiral BaTker's
squadron of oatrleships arrived here to-day
afte- uiae days nnanouvres in the Mediterra-
asah. The squadron viii take q supply % Goa
which IA involve stay Of TWO or three days
hs7e, ana VIII then proceed 20 Lisbon. in order
% give The sailors shore ,eave and recreation
Admiral Barker win remain II Lisbon until he
receives orders from the Navy Department 70
pFeossd west g-ard. the purpose being 10 second
the efforts OF the STATE Department in Turkey
nd i necessary, The big ships could be turned
hack into the Eastern Mediterranean, 70 rein
tosce Admiral JEWELS squadron.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEAIARLE-H. X. Archibald. London. Eng
land FIFTH ANENU E(-Ex-C congressman CiaIusha
A Grow. Pennsylvania; William Barnes. Al
bary. \. 7, German, iT.. Washngtopi Samuel
Curples, 81 Louis. J Augustus Taylor, Washing
ton. Senator y B. Scott Wcst Virginia, and Con
gresSruau Champ Clark. Bowling Green. Mo
HOFFMAN HOUSED. J. Campau. Detroit and
Harry Il. Halves. ~. Louis. HOLLAND HOUSE
Booth Tarkingtou and John Harrington Indian
apolis, and r l. Lipptt. Providence, r Z IN
PERIA IALl-Iudg- ". f. Hail. Chicago, General
clinton L. Riggs. Baltimore. and Judge II. =
Beruer CleveIGud MASIfATTAS-Rsar Admiral
ScEiey L. :. y. tretiredl. Washington. MURRAY
HILL-A. J. Forbes Boston and Archbishop Ire
Waugh Cleveland. SAVOY-AIfred RothsGhiid.
Detroit DORF-ASTORIA-W. s. Arbuthnot,
pittslurg
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
A MASSACHUSETTS VICTIM.

Northampton Mass. Aug S-Mrs Ella stevens
who killed in the railroad wreck near Pueblo
Col was a resident OF the village Of Florence a
part OF this city. and word has been received here
that Frank BOdman, formerly foreman az the
Sonatuck silk mills, Il brother OF Mrs. Stevens
also was killed Mrs. Stevens was The wife OF
Louis A Stevens travelling salesman. She Icrr
he-e week ago visit her brother. who was in
Colorado for the benefit OF his health. Bodnan
was about thirty-thTee years old. and his sister
was Two wears older. Their parents Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel G. Bodnan, reside IN Florence. Mrs. Stew
ems Is survived by Il husband.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
KNIGHTS rEMPLAR COMING HERE

Lcndon. Aug. s-The Earl OF Euston. Grand Mas
ter and I GeDutation Of English Knights Templar.
who viii attend the corclave 20 be held IN san
Francisco beginning September g. we're guests at a
farewell dinner in London tonight. +. c. Van
Duzer. = prominent member oe The American So
ciety IN London. who IS a member OF the Grand
Lodge Of England, presided. The only toasts Of
fered were The KinE." The President Of the
United States" and Our Guests The deputation
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
PORTO RIcANs SAIL FOR HOME TO-DAY

Boston. Aug. s-rhs United States transport
Sumner arrived here this afternoon with I4s Porto
RIcGus who have been spending the LAST five weeks
AZ Cornell The partr sailed yesterday from, New
York. and are having glimpse o. Boston ana
Harvard University preliminary the departure
tomorrow OF the entire Porto Rican expedition in
cludins both the Harvard aod Cornell groups.
bound for Porto Rico by way of Nevv-York PhjIa-
delpha and Washington
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
gEouEsTs TO 4EssEw CHARITIES,

The viii CT Simon Lavanbu-g, who left large
estate. the value Of which is not stated. was fled
yesterday. The testator leaves almost al MS prop
erty TO his wife. Amelia, and directs that she shall
Fessivs an income OF E25,oo year for her life. On
her death 5000 OF the principal is 70 go 20 tho
Mount sinai Hospital, SSls0 TO the 4ontefore Home
for chrome lnVaids s. 900 TO the Hebrew BeneVo-
lent and Orphan Asylum Society ard 25l0 10 the
Home Tor Aged and In!irm Hebrews
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

MAIN OFFICE=No I54 NasssH-sI
UPTOWN OFkTCa--No. S6s BruadUav. Au1svfraa
uistrc. Once.
BRONX BUREAC-So. t56 Elst I5Sth-st
WASHINGTON BUREAC-No. f.3-2 F-sr
NEW AkE BRANCH OFFiCE-FredsrIcs n son,u.-r M
l9s BFoaa-sf
AMERICANS ABROAD viii fnd THE TR -BIyNr AZ
LONpOS-0fico ot iEtE TRIBUNE a No i&9
Frank CsouId Co.. no. ~ l.s1-oxsera-St
London Pars exchanges. Bankers Easiidon House
Muargnte--t
American ExJTess CoupsaE. 70. Waterloo Place.
Thos Cook & son, Tourist ofie-s, Lgdsats Circus
place 70 leave advertisements and Subscription
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting 4 the Board % Alderman. cry Hall. ?.
Annual outing N Taumauy of the WITH Assembly
District Wirs"l's Grove. college Point
Kings county Republican General Committee meeting
evening
Dinner o, the sphinx cl4o Oriental Hotel. Manhattan
Beach >. a.
Band concerts IN Mount Norris aud TcnPkns Square
psr-s, g. Ia
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

tShoud be read DAlLI oy a. intsEsstsd. Changes
Uay occur At tiE1e1
Fcrslg1 atls flr TeeE ending August Is. l9os. vi
eae tpr9npty II ali casssl General FOsScce &s
--3Ws Parcels PQsr Nails close hour eS=ltsr pan
eiOsinS Tine shown Parcels
many close ar . II. August and Is.
~3FpieEaeasarr Foreign
ton corner OF West AID Morton Streets halt hour later
a c>i tlre SHOWN 1e4OW leXcept that Supplementary
Mas Tor Europe ard Central America Colon, close
one hour later az FoEsiEn SLario1l
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
rrt,nre tocnl Ob.errstlon.-
HOURS MaynlRB-

IN this diagram the continuous white line sbov- tt
changes indicated by The Tribn,s.s
recording barometer The dotted line shows ~ 80.
perature recorded BY the local Weather Bursar,
Local Official ReeorG-Ths following sesels! record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes ), en-
ampe'Sfure FOR the last sNentfar hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of lest year:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

ignast FsnperaiuFs Yesterday % dsgrs-s Iow.s: a.
average. .; for correspondents date last var
81 uverage for corresponding TWENTY-FIVE yea-s
"a.
Local forecast: Fair with moderate terneraturs toav
and Wednesday light fresh variable winds shifting 10
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
LIKELY TO HASTEN TURKEY.
News Of sq0sd-On's Sailing for Smyrna Dis
tuTbs the Porte.

Constant .aople. sug. s.--The announceT,er- o.
me dispatch Of the American European squad
faa 70 Smyrna has pertu~bed TIE Porte and viii
eaIe;les- hasten the solution cf TIE Questions -
-as1y nstwesn TIC Tinted states ana Turke:. IL
!" amer satisfactory 10 the former
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement Of the kind IN the country. Every
other one, here or elsewhere, has been started
I'm imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-aborers IN the field but
without wishing 10 depreciate in the least the
work OF others, thinks II its duty u remind
readers that Ihe Tribune Fresh Air Fund is 50
far as known. the only one IN which absolutely
every dollar contributed By the public goes di-
rectfv 70 the work OF sending the poor chIId q
the country, keeping him there for two weeks
and bringing him back again. Every 50 insure
such vacation TO at least one child. There
nave been years n which, owing 10 the uaaEni-
tude Of the operations OF the Tribune Ere h Air
Fund. such result was insured By every 50 50
No collectors are ever employed, and all coIec-
uons made for II ara purely voluntary AL ex-
penses for organization. agents and the general
machinery OF the charity are privately betrayed
by The Tribune itself and by the trustees Of the
TLnd- There are no percentages to collectors 10
come out OF the contributions OF the public. and
no payments TO agents, managers, secretary or
others. Every dollar goes straight 70 the benefit
of q child
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
SENATOR VEST SINKING.

Sweet Springs. Mo- Aug s-Forrncr lJEitsd |
States Senator Vest is barely alive His pulse Is
very weak and rapid. lie is now unconscious hav-
in. been all day.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

..S Assss ss1 81 S East East RqssstsG sssa ..5.s e T @
Ms late residence. Nc ~ Boiling SpTnS-avs. sas'
nicnt Hiilsids Cemetery. Rutherford. y. j
DELATorR-A, her home N? 81, 12a2 ; Dean-s, on
beloved daasAtsr O a. West Jogssssgm and susie
iaSs Tssdenee on wednesday evening o'cock.
GAwTRr-on sunday august 2 az ss-ssoga, s Harriet
5sth-st-, Wednesday. at Il o'clock
HADpoCK-suddenly. august & 1904. wsshiastan n
nvfas Pars-nity Central PARK West aEd T6th-s5 On
omit aoivsrs, Members Jonas ledge No. l. 4
Of tn Rssirasa:. S G : y T. are cordially invissd
70 attend.
HAsBRoUK-At hss r-steesee. Nc. 81 West ThEty-
s4sac sses'' uaers on saiA al MonsSo Y wsnssdsy 2
syst 10 upo1 arrival % 'raln ;sasins feot Ct % Ss9'
mad
LrrrEL-At The M4nas. sstauka. Loas Island, On Au-
Ssa- ~ Ms AK Funeral the Freshytertaa church
tra.5 ,savin s4sh-. tsrry Lang Isiaad RaIroad a:
I20 p T. returning leaves setaukst 500
MUNN-ou M9nday afternoon ,,-. AUGUST lso4 at AZ her
Morse widow late Re- 4nseP T Msnn = Fu9sraI ,
ats p N. FRIENDS Of the family a-s inviiea-
sPTEs-on Monday August 1904 her late residences.
Ne g E4a' 5s-s S 81 & A1s1 a. a. = rhsSs Ss~ % ,Ir
5th-avc and 53dst. "wednesday. At 10 a. n Please
sUrzER-e,u Monday Angus, S 1904 Clara l. beloved
daughter u catherine aad the ate Henry suLzer No
THOafPsoN-Dr Charles Newton. Nantucket Mass.
oeIcs Wsdnssday August TO- a, tie Bloonliasfl.c Re-
formed caurch Sxrv-eighth-st ans Araste-15arn-
Esiatsves ana cenas invited Buria private. P-ovidencs
please e-py-
TowNsEegu-on SUNDAY Angus; Z. 1904. Richard 4. I.
Ma4 son-ave Nsw-YorS Ctty on WeJnesaay Aus:st
- e, 10 a IT. In'e5meut at WootIs~n al convenience
rowNsENp-suaaerly at III. Maplewooa pttsasld.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
Special Notices.

John EanaHaksr. No q Rus dss Pesitss Ecur-ss.
SfefEan. Hsriss 8 CO. 81 ssaisrars zs.1surn.nH
Gr4lit Lyonzas Bureau des EtranssFs-
Se1tiasnsal Estel newsstand
BrenIa5o's No - Aveuue-se roperz-
.. A1s7issn sXpEess Company. N0. II Rue Serbia
sS APs qes as &C a.. sas s5. Sasa .s s.a W.
II rs5IIB-kst -1I5+4k $ AZ. s5-5s1a Es5Ssrs: r. -.,
a1aEd s-gasss
Tor the eoavSaIsacs oF TIsIsCNE REArERs aorsa1
81 9 Tif s I 'ea 5a n -5 Is - e ssss & 5as % Sta Z, a. -
soesis SSesi7 named seioW
Hotel. car,oE f55eI Cqariisss Ti5js, HatsI Isr-o-
s saeat s SS gssss af i5as a'3sS tSp!1 a@ss sr~ o
t1offe1s Ho-el Nor<olS-st strand Hotel Grsas Csa-
Nci!4sSTl-A6sIphi F4oteI IivsrpooI Midland Hotsl
Is-1 ISIS5S "a tots Leeds A1dland katsi;
ti1tei NelinstoI .uuerl-=s Wells Midiaed
Isrs H9Isl shsnkIia Hotel Isle of Wight: Woolpasz
IEE4AED-Ecclss hotel. GsngartE; shslsOurus Hotel.
scoTLANIst TIA Eaoeh Hats: easgow staten Hossl
W Ee 7,1Lon hotel DIHrrles B.-nan Hotel hirnan 7;
erRR5a'fE.7r RR5'E7 ,isHf1SryI F-1.gS- y-Tssa ,ssSii
IAFjs-Fio,si Chatham Hotel Lille ct Albion Grand
H9teI a. raiais Hotel s.. James and Albany Asr-
sEr,NLs . Gra7d Hotel Brussels. Hotel Eursaai and
E5oLitED-The F-u-haus. scheysnnEen
GEFST1 Tt.tsl d Ap5lstsrrs Gopensa n -
seasons Hotel. Munish Hotel BsIievus. Dre-dsn:
Chappsiie: e:rPad Iofs1 Tars35ere vvartcsn1-
1-LsrraoE Hotel. Nuremberg. Four seasons -c@-
.iesoacen- Hotel Wthclrne WiesbdGen. E-otel
na-SerhoL WIesbaden- Park Hotel Dusssitor1
E1o5a bTedal DUsssdOrf- hotel h-aissrlof
BAD WildunEen. Hotel Ouistsana. Bad Wfidung-r:
1otei Messluer. Badan- Baden HOtsi Mesropoie.
5eidsihsrE; Grand Hotel Wiiheimshohe; Disch
Hotei cologne: Harms HOsel- Cologne. Coutt1eacaA
55o.sl HaaoEer; SnElish@r Hof. Fra-Sf2rt. FEsnx-
1I-ter E1L Fra7kfCrr- Hotel National Sgrassours.
H2sel Bristol Frankfort; Hotel Grand ASnsEq1s.
sS-la-CnaDelle. Hotel BliuZier CiodesbeEs-on-
Shine; Grand Hotel ffohanzoliern. Bad-Na-hst-a:
e gee s Aaissr12f r tsoes eSF77e Esssi
,,,J.1eg M.1segycaessen Hatsl Regina.
AUSTRIA AND SWTTr ERTs AED--Iotel Bristol VI
enna: Grand HoteI FfuEeara. Budapest: Eotsi ssur
al Lac. zurich. Hotel Monopole Cohlenz: Hotel
IaSsie. EissiRs-n; Ffoteis Victoria ard Tu1s>rsn.
IEteFlak4ui Courius entail E1aSs. Lausannss SzEoy
3nd Wesv Ed FTot4l. cariSnad. Victoria Horsf-,
5ase- Eo-ei Euler. BeslN: ths SJadrFst. Carlsbad
EGssn Hosel JungfraUhlcS Intsriak.n; Eoczl
Beau FstvaEe, Geneva Grand Hotel Lausal-ss
5Ii 5o;eI NaLto1a[ Car,sbad, Grand Hotel Ln<.1o:
Hotel E2roue. LUcsrns; G-and E1rsI. Vsvsy; Hctsi
E@iuar, MaTieE5sd; Hotel KiiDseF. M4rJsnSlds
- a2tei klrsaal. Malosia. EEgadine-
IIAI-F AND SOUTH OF FR tNCE-Eot-i M-cropots.
1on1N; Grand Hotei. Venfcs Eden Palace. G~loA.
rand Hotel. Rome: Grand Ho,sl Oulrtnal Roa.ss
Ftolrl RaTal Ll1EielL EepiCs Hotel Ga IA Vtlia-
M.l7n' 5o-el Roval Rome; EHsel Leavre snd
savoy tN-fss-B -B1ns- Grant Hotel Afx-;ez-satnss
Paiaee Hotel tea Dolonritss. Cador--Bs-ca