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New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
rRAxsrAorrrc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY
- schedule OF clos-g % Transpachc Nails arranged
- ~ Drestmp,ian overland uaHstE
~ NOT ~ satfag ln1 correcting taXcenc
Resisterea Trans pacihc Malls which close ., pre-
viaas day ~ ghe Geasga fost9ree, NeV-4osk "a
IiaSi Jarsn Korea China specially adresss uail
the FhIltppus lSan-s. FEaactSca- close
San = n, OctsUsr - Gar dispatca per ;. > Chins-
Japan Rorea. Chtra and specially addressed nail tor
f6IIirrlr, Islands. ~Tacoura- close ESQ D.
0--ts-r "a for dspatsa per 8 rslsnachus
V.Va ,ia san Franctsco, close $50 p October "a
fsr .I.spatrh Per :. Alamel1
caliv addvessed man -og FhipFfe lsah,-s Wa Nal-
7,:ver ana Victoria D. g. close A. $50 0esoosr
+,1i,s isy.nss and Francisco.
~ ESQ ocgaaer = toF dscaica per Z = Trans
T15vsn Iapan Ksrea. China and Fhbppin- Islands
sa1 FrancIsco. close $50 g. n. October = for
fispareb uer ManchUria
New-2eaand Australia tezcspt Wsstf NsW-Caledenia.
Ss,1.s FI7Uan ard specislIv addressed fcr The
FiH Islands ssR Franctsco close az 6,10 Q. N.
Saysrher s.T ,l5Si5 SsS4Sss RsF E sa' si m Si % sss
ZraIsnd dives not eFTIve n time 70 connect With this
dispatch, extra mls~-coSins AZ $50 m, a.a0 =
ESQ . m-wiil Be made Up sad forwarded Until ths
s~rvsI cf G
Viii Islands also speca!y addressed wall Cor Asi
ana New-Caledcuia. VIA Narcover and victoria. r. c.
close $50 m NcveEaeer Cor Dispatch peH
TaSi and agarqassas Islands va San Francisco eoss
a. ESQ m N7vsn5es 70 saF disrascA per 8 Nagi-
Msachara tsNcept NewcEwags, ara Easss-a siberia "a
olTF-t-nIass otherwise a5drssseG West kustr4lis a
forW Grdee Europe; Ne-zsaland San FrancIsc1
Kuolchov SzechWau and Kwanssi. British IRdia-
shs quickest Eoutes, Philippines Guecialiy addressed
s'vta Europe be tgiy prslaid tAe fcrclCs
Fatea Hawaii is forwarded via san FFaueiscg @xsll-
coRNEHTUs wax corr. Po-sraasa.
POssor1cs. New-IorE. n T.. October Il. fses-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
eRYAN's SINCERITY"

From me CHICAGO LhronIcIe.
what did William J. BRYAN ia his Indian
ov,olis audience that caused him 70 give repeated
assurances that ne supported Parker not tor the
-Siro ~ the appearance oe being IN line. but
bersuse he was sincerely disposed to support him?
II vas as II he had said: ''oh. now you needn I
.rafIa ard vTink and nudge one another. 4 m not
sokins Search me. Really. / am for Parker
fhis tinae What l. I did say while ago that he
senting Wall Street and the trusts az IN lnlopoly
and al the wicked deanoilers or tne people or
lords 10 that effectP That MAS when l hadn't
thought il over ana considered how u would LOOK
for ne 10 ask Parker and his fr1enos 70 Ldh m
lire for when appear at the heaa OF, or ny re-
organized Democracy. Now. i have lnousAs y All
over and-an6-Vhy. I'm for Parker; o. course.
/ am. Why shouldn't be? New heaF ne "nile
I sing
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
GENERAL W. S. WORTH DEAD.
Son of the Soldier Whose Monument Stands
in Madison Square.

William Scott Worth, brgadier general United
States army, retired died last evening at the home
OF his nephew. DIT. John Z Sprague Sanitary Su-
periRtendent Of Richmond Borough. IN Vanderbilt
ave, Clifton. Staten Island.
General Worth was the oEly son OF Major Cen
eral William Jenkins Worth. whose monument
stands IN Broadway al Madison Square. His
mother was a Stafford of Albany, where General
Worth was born on January 6 1910. He was edu-
Gated at q private school at Dohos Ferry and at
the Albany Academy. and At the age of eighteen
went to Il Paso y. NJ, with his brotheT-in-law
Colonel John T Sprasue. where he vas put in
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
ENGAGEMENTS.

The engagement IS announced Of Miss Annette
,,T,-1eu daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nc
T1oDreu NJ No 80 West Seventy-second-st.. 70
Allied Y Morgan.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Jessie
r.1.v,bsriIn. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John Fred
erich CbamberIin, Of summit n. J.. to ". E FIem-
me Nfoors % this city.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

tShouId BE rad DAILY BY al interested a changes
El1y occur Iims.l
Foretgn mails for the week ending October g foO4.
vii close promptly IN ar casesl the General oscocs
as tolIovS PercesPCIL Mails aaTsr Gns1
closing ra7s below. Parcsl8-Past sails e1r Ger
many close at 3 ,. October II and -
Regular and Supplementary Ulals close az Fcres- SA-
Won corner of West AID artoa Streets half haF t1cc
taan CLOSING time shown below taNccpt enat 11gciasn
Mails fer Euro1e and Central America. Coou. oi1a@
one hour lalsr AZ Foreign station).
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
HoNoRs FoR COUNTESS cAssINI.

Washington. Oct. Is.-The Emperor and Empress
Dowager Of Russia have conferred on Countess Cas-
sini and Nine Boutakor. wife OF the Russian naval
attache at Washington. the Russian REQ Cross
decoration in recognition OF their services In be-
half Of the Russian Red Cross Society for which
they raised considerable sum IN This country.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
NORMAN ARoNsoN.

Norman Aronson. a retired merchant, father OF
Rudolph ArULsou died al his home, No 227 River
side Drive Yesterday from ailments incident old
age He was nlnety-two years old de was born
IN Germany and was d resident OF New-Eork FOR
more than fifty years.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EARLINGTON-Judge George W. Apsey. Boston.
GILsEY-Gaptain Georgs A BickneiL l.. 5. y
tfRAND-Captain :. NJ Decker L. :. A; Captain
L y G-ifiths [. s a. HOLIAED-stuart
Wyetn. PHILADELPHIA NETHERLAND-PTofsS
Waldeyer Berlin; Dr.. Edward Allen Pease. Boston.
PARK AVENCE-ProfesSor Cote, Berlin; Profess
NJ. GuTthe. Berlin. WALDORF-ASTORIA-R
g. Pruyu Albany.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
r7o.+o, oct I6.-The engagement IS announced
- Ms Emerson. OF Concord. granddaughter OF the
1ote- petnb waldo Emerson. 20 W. Cameron Forbes.
Of the philippine Commission Mr.. Forbes was
s,voirted last March
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
VICTOR HERBERT's CONCERT.
Majestic Theatre

Nicto- Heros~s continued The series OF Sunday
riS- o-~le-fral concerts the Majestic Theatre.
begun week asa. V1th largely attended concert
last evening 20 psoSra1rse of light and grace,U
music. prCfaced b. tHe ''Rienzi'' overture ard
brought 20 close by 7t 5Ir. Herbevts arrange
meats O. AlcCican patriotic S---. wlica never fa..
o. then desired effect, the conductor g-0CioUsiy
afeH numerous places a. Jbe tCSlsteut applause OF
ne aUe!epcc-scrSs from Carmen" from his own
pes N Ioyl1rG ot recent pleasant memory. and
sne IKE The sOlOSrS- Miss Frances $et son and
PaGI Dufauit. were equally accoincda'tng. Three
movements for BiLetS suite - ArieSieDne iuClud-
-ug the rlenCet. tla aUte Sot0 played By Paul
E-enn'herS @rd OchS'S variations on a German
roiNS4nS g. = Nonut eil Eoget Sef0geu''l, formed
TIE body o. the orchestral programme The Ochs
variations are limitations ot the manner or nUmer-
0rs cou2Us-rs-B3Cb. Mozart Strauss, Wagner.
Heyeroeer and CthcTS-but the audience was quick
% recognize ac least the more obvious OF these and
% dppI3Ud Mr. HeroeFt's response to the shifting
sly les. \ similar cOnCert Will be given next sun
day, ard present indications seem 70 point 10 a
successful series.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

1904. az Grants Pass Ore. Laura Nichols caugh-sF
ot Mr ana Mrs Albert Is. Davenport. % Milton Net-
ster Davenport
NILI.S-HARp-On Saturday. October 10, n the rssi-
deuce OF the brides parents Lawrence Long Isani.
by the Rev William II. Seiison. Nellie Wales dauEh-
ter % Mr and Mrs AHsoE v. Hard % John kans
Mills.
SIICkNEY-SIOCJN-In $ew-ToFk. October u, BY he
Rev. Julian Suyth. MABEL Gould SlocUu. % Newport.
Il; T.. and harold Dean Stickney, OF SeE-ToTk-
E;T-AW-OSBORNE-O SATURDAY.. October Is lqOl
Grace Church. Rrooklyu Heights BY Hector
Gordon Monroe. Norah BsatEix Osborne Aubrey
George WhItsiaw.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
MISS eLovER's CONDITION HOPEFUL

II vas said last evening the Long Island Col
lege Hospital that Miss Amelia Clover. the stage
dancer, who has been dangerously i'll since al
operation was performed on her, Is doing well ard
has fair chance for recovery.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

In this diagram continuous white line shows lis
changes in pressure indicated by The Trihunes self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the tam
peTature a reeoTdsd b. the lceai weather bureau
Local ofcIaI Reeord.-The following oeaeiaI record
Weather Bureau the changes the tam-
peratEEA the twenty-touF hours in comparison
with the corresnondlng date oe last year:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
Special Notices
NATTCE IS HERFRY GNE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
mat NILTIADE MELACHRISO formerly ot Cairo.
Egypt presently % New York, United states of
America contract executed al Caro- Aforesaid the
xtI - May, thousand nine hundred and four
,Gh MAY renounced AMI abandoned until further
notice ali ght ana power contract for or In
ne name c ur Hay way Whatsoever the arm
OF M NEI.ACHIlNO & co" of Cairo aforesad.
,isa-tLts Manufacturers And consequently auy
contract agreement easageent Whatsoever whether
writing entered signed nv
the said HeiachTlDo dats Sba
not be budIns accepted acknoW edged hv rhs
said firm. NJ ME;iAACHRISO 8 CO
T.. RAISSIS,
HOARE 4 RUSSELL.
MARC BIAIOROS.
Iath septsrabsr. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

Highest temperature YESTERDAY OS eegFees lowest 42
degrees; average 81 degrees for corresponding
year. Sc eeSrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years 66 degrees
Local fcTe~asFair and warmer today Tuesday fair:
Light variable wincs
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

Chase. Marion 81 Ts-lcot. Phebe J.
Randolph. sarah A Wagner. William G.. -
Rice. PsEne!a 3
sons OF THE REVOLUTION n TIE STATE OF
%EW-Y YOF,ES-onice % The SScysssry, So LAG 5yoas-
Society requested a,ren1 TIRE funeral services %
their late associate member william Holt Aversl AZ
EDMUND WETMORE President
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS, Secretary.
cHAsE-At Yoaksrs. October IS 1904. Marion MoEaJ
widow Of ths late EawaFd P chase II the 55sh ysaF O
t-hurr6. Tonksrs. October Is. Al = .
RANuOLPH-Mrs Sarah 4 Randolph. widow e. Judge
Joseph Z Randolph. at MoTTlslo"n y Js On octo9e-
a. her hems. No. IS Eiu-st-, n MoFristown. Mon
day, a. ? m
RIcE-Passed away SATURDAY atsFn2oa. Pamela BaIss
home No. % Sterling Place. BrOOhlya, NoSdav evenng
o'clock Syracuse and Otseso County papers please
copy.
Joseph socknrdss- Fupsrai services me resdencs
Of =o1-ir-liw. John O Eacchus n
go Gates-avs; Monday, oe'oSer T. a. ? n The
A NJ the Masonic Veterans are invited % st.cud
TArLror-or Icth month. lS,h. Pheha lane TaHcot
widow of Richard y Ialleo'. Eansra. irom her ale
the FAMILY.
wAGNER--A his late rss,asses. No S!a is,-svs-, on
William and julia a. Wagner IN his ISth year
F.gy'al services At the ADAMS Memorial Church 3Oth-
n RalaIves and friends ayirsd In5ermsat At con
ven.cnee = family
CEMETEKIES
Great rineinavp, csms'sry. s.sls sers.-Pio,s all
UNDEKTAKERs.
esd 81. Frank E CampbeIl-stephea Merritt.
EE91L Ls .rs.-. - Me-- - = - 80 SnslseG
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

Marriage notices appearing in TIE TRIBUNE wiz
extra chnFge.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

T-ESDAT tISthl-At f;5O a n Complementary a q
fer Eurege per KFoRprnz Wslhelpa. VA Pyr1oesns
CherbcuTs and Bremen
VEDNEsDAY 1sJhl-AI $50 a for NetherlEl9s drect
per Ryndam eEnai mast be directed Per . e Eyl-
dam, st $50 tor italy direct. per s. = Sitse 9
pcdl. 1880 a. complementary y Tnl toF 4Fope
; Oceanic. via Queenstown and LtvelpoQL
III CRSpAY C2OthlAt o. m tor kraaees SlLLees.a-l
ItaIy, spain. Portugal turkey Egypt 9reees elld
for other pans of Europe must ba d!-eetsd pqF 3 3
Ia Lorraine ~ 5,So for Italy dFecs per = g
Republic fIuai be directed per 3 Nepuuilc y
SATURDAY ts2ii-At 3 a 1or Europe, per = q Nes-
scotland and ireland must be dructsd per . Nsw
YorkD; $50 a. supplementary 10 a M for
Europe s. 3. Lucana. vta Queenstown ana LIVER
pool. $50 p for Belgium direct, s. Naoer-
land tulaiI be directed per Naderand' D
ssh a. ter Italy direct per 3 . kenis Alaert
fur scotland drect s FuEaessz taatl
us directed per EuTuessi2 D sH u q n TO
Norway Parceia-Post Mails Fer . HeEia (resu.ar
Be1uaTk be tttrected per =. HsiSla -
SOTICE.-Ffve per half addition . the
regular postage must be prepaid all letters for
posted drops marked LeJrs-s t1r Foreign Gouu
after Closing OF the Regular Nal. tor dis
patch by particular vessel. VIII net be 80 forwarded
unless such Additional postage Is fully Prelad thereon
also opened the piers OF the American English
FTCueh steamers whenever the iuss AZ
later. ard late mail e deposited IN mail
boxes en- the German lines sailing from
EooossE Tie nails the piers open hour and q
half sailing and close minutes before
half required articles mailed On the PIERS
OF American. Waite star a1d German sea Ecsrf
double pesass JetlsTs 10 essss hsls stcsl
othe- lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
MAILS FORWARDED ovERLAsSD. ETC. ExcEPE
TRANSEACLFIC-


TRANSCACLFIC-
CUBA-vm Port Tampa, Florida closes as this stiss
daily. except Thursday fo-a9 p H ttEe eoaeeliaS
mails close hege or Mondays. Wednesdays ana SaIar-
Gaysl
MEMO CIry-ovs-lan4, unless sPsciay aedrssssd for
dspaJca ey steamer. closes at this c1iee aey eNces
Sgno1y, $50 "a Ana 1o-Se ? H. S0a1ays a.
O. N. ana 1870 2
NEWFOU NpLAASD (eXeept PsFcss-PNst Ma!lsf-sy Fli4
te North Sydney aud thence hy closes at this
c1ce q $50 tcOnnecslnS ulalS seae ners
every Monday, Wednesday and saturday,
JANAICA-Ev BosreZ. ard thence hy Slea1Izrs
CLOSES al This once a 8 80 p n tuesday
Phadelplla. ard thence pF steamer. ea9>.
at Ms lU.30 AedneSdaE.
By rail 20 Boston, and Lhelce oy seea7ers
closes az his once daily at 6.SG J. m
pnTTISW HONDURAS EQNTLRAS (Elsc C0asEl a1f
C;y-ATEMALA-Tr rau @ New Orleans, and thence ey
fHis once daily. sunday
tf.s0 . and f10:50 ?. III Surcsys AZ 4l;lQ p.
connecting pcsii closes here Slat1ays
a t10-30 p M
seane- ci1ses az this 0tes daily e1'eR1 sunday az
4I.ga p n and TlG.3G ?. sundays AZ u 2. ana
40 81 m (cenaec Ing nail closes here Tuesdays
Ft0-30
,hsr~e nv closes this Ofics dativ
S111ssv al D. N. and TiOi0 n- Sundays az
~ p Ne and fIo,50 o. connecrias mali closes hsrs
'rT,1irs.lavs 4i0.30 p HrN.
fResistsrsd Mall closes az q D. r. prsvisus dag-
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Died.

Death notices appearing ID THE TRIBUNE WIN BE-
rePublIshed IN The Tri-WeekIy Tribune withoEs extra
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
Special Notices.


Ofhres
KAN OFE1CE-So lS8 SassaI-st
UPTOWN OFFt-E-So. I36{ Broadway A1y Amer
can District Telegraph O1lcs-
BRONX BUREAC-No. Sa6 Eas, Issh-sG
WARRINGTON RCREAU-Na L9ss -.
NIsr AIsl BRANCH OF'FIcE-Fr- ac=-eS n scu-ss, No.
ga EToaA-st
AMERICANS ABROap WIN azd rise TEIssNE az
tOSL LoS.-Slse Il TttE- Tt-46S ~ Nc Iss Elsst
Freak Goui 3 Co, No. IS Nsv-OEford-sn
. NaoFEG.s-sE
AA'A Ce'N Sr0. fugrist Olives. iu6gags CireEs
le L1is-en saice ~ THE TRIBUNE - 4 ca1Fsnisuk
Eis ass -iSer. .i=e-esDts and salscripfeaa
t-1tll --ll1os 4 z ScElc-
- @1laLlaSsy. Va a. Rue deS PeJites EcuraA
- l'~tsaa NJ, IS Tue CaUhOs-
%es,Ssas ftaEJea 4 81 Boulssard UausETlaul
-t- L@Senla-s. iu--dG Eerausers.
-eaSiRental Iotel nsNastn1d
o. rtsaro Cfics
,tsllsH''- = Nc . Aueuue de- TCrsva-
-AL--f'e's- A-SPFess Ccnagaay. NJ. ~ Rue ScTIos
NltE-C-sGi- L.ycEras
6ENEVA-L>oElhars- oder & Co.. AID Uaisn pauS-
eurnabs0ut.
@a4l&s \ c.. Banke-s
eiaand strasss
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

,vT 81 5se segysSseacs of tribune REAEERs asEoad
ll-ntS have assl the DAILY and
Ho'eiS named belca-
-OE,44tS-tiotsg Victoria. savoy HoteL =he Lanshau
t19teI Ca-ltaa Hotel Cta-idge's Hots, Hote 1Isgr0
Aildlanc Ggan3 Hotel The HovGTd Eotak Yer
"9S4; Ac5sl REsssu.
ENC lANDAdeIpbi FFot.l Ytve-,roi- Midland FFot.L
T-S.HesteI Sueen's Hotel 1-ss,.s. Midland Hotel.
49, Moreca11he Ray, Nid1auG Hotel psrhYs Eot-
- = - Shankiin Hotel. Isle 90 Wight
49, S-a- So En0eh I5oteL Glasgow: station 1s.sl.
5l8lsA tTAIs Is-IIotel Ceeii
9te Chatham. q ATson. ersst
| |15e,ei Dc rAtheaee Grand Hotel Hotel ContinsnrRL
ce-ss Hotel, Hotel ReEinl
= - -sl--le Grand
l,.I<I-t-S me kIrhaus. Schev snsusea
~--iNNl1-N Ecee Wiezba5cn. -Four Sea-
shs -ioteL Munich; Hctei Bellevue. Dresden. Nzul-
sis sloSe X-llehupelie: Grsnd Horel, NUrsnbers;
.tssiI4LSIesFtof Hotel Nuremberg. Four SesscnS
Hotel WisshatsH- Hotel VViIheias WsGtad>u: let-t
EalSeE9os Wissbadsn; Grand Hotel VilhslgshOtss
tiSch Eetet Celcsne; Harms Hotel, ColoEEe frant-
Hotel Grand NaaaTque AEc-a-Cnapells, Hotel Kaiser
no. code he -EonEhi E9tsl Regina. baeec-7at-
ACSIttl-A AND SWTTZERLAND--Eotel Hrtaeoi. Nielnas
and Hotel Eungarfs. Budapest Hotsl BanF au La
- 1ureh: Hotel de IA PafI Gensva
L4-lS4 AND SOUTH o. FFANCE-Nl1sal 4sereEcle
ESoras Grand Hotel Venice: Gfard Etots Rome; s1e,
fulace Genoa Grand Hotel Culrtnal. Rome Ectci
ace Hotel Milan.
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-nAuY nNLYt

FOR points IN Europe countries IN the Cu1
vsrsal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VII Os mailed az
the following rates;
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MEMORIAL WINDOWS
rrlhune suhscriptIon Rafrs.

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent by mail to address
tnia country abroad. address changed asten
desired subscriptions may be given TO regular
eaer leaving or 10 more convenient. hand them
: az THE TRIBUNE Qalca.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

Domestic Rates.

Domestic VGtes
BY EARLY NAH. TRAIN
For AL points N the United States CsHada aLd Nsxsco
toutsde OF tie borcugbs Manhattan and The BrunE-
Also 20 Cuba Porto FcG. Hawaii and ths Philippines
without extra szBsnss Tor fareign postage
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
Go to the Worlds /

BuTnetf's Vanilla
- pure. Don't i5y your grocer work oE a cheap and
dangerous substitute Insist on having Rlr1ssts.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

Go to the Worlds Fair
"a the Erie Railroad
Take The EsNcsls.0r Express
And he com Portable.
Leaves New York daily I2:l0 A. n
800 & 1I59 Broadway for infoTuuaticn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17
NAILS FcR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC.

INDIES EFC
E0NpAT UTthl-At for ArssastRs. Crug1ay and
Paraguay. per > 5. GCod Haps
Tuesday d6lhAt ESQ tsuppls-ecIary 1850 a. M
NiearaEua tszcs0t East eosstl Eozdugas lsEespr
East Ccasl. Salvador, panama, Ec+a1or, Peru 30
Clilj per 9 FiaaDce. va Colon tnau Tor
Cauc4 department % Colombia must %
Str--reT = FlnaDce'f-
VE-DN AT tIQchl-ag Tor Barba1os and Bra
ziI PER ga-ania. VIA Baroados Nacsio Rio Jansro
ana santos Ter Sosthsrn Bvaz- AFEenJice, Crl-
gJay and Paraguay mus directed per 8 g GAIA
MAJ ESQ tSupReFne1tary 1880 a Hal Tor
Ha.ti, Mara all cher paces II NaS12-
D-D'r. Coicr1eia. HeT = = Valencia
THURSDAY t2ot-l-At ; a. n tcr Cuoa. AueaLan 9ro
tampsche EspeTaEEa mail fer othe- larts q
Mexico bs Greeted Per :. EsperaRaals &C Z
m for Cuba lnagua- Per NaJahzas ,EIau for
Mexico. Tamricc. must he directed per 8 3 Aa-
tan1aS.D- i2-3u n for Bahamas, per 2. 9 Aapes
tmsL for CUBA VIA HaVsna. must De directed Fer .
FRIDAY ,21st-At 1880 .. n Tor Newfoundland P-s
silvia - for SaEttas@ > 3 yunauFd Czlait
must re direcJcd per :. :. YumgTils a. y. N. for
Yucacan and Campeche, 7er ftonno: at p m for
Newfaund -and per Carrhagsna. from PhaAelptia.
RATURDAY C22ii--At Tor Bermuda. per q 8.
7-iniai. S:3H tsupplenaeutaTv $50 a nj for
curacao and Esnczueia per s LulIa tnat eaF Co
f1-1is Curacao. must de directed 'ps- Zulia1s
n for Porte Rico, re- s Coarnc. Via san
Juan a $50 a tsuppensntarv 1870 a. NJ for
Islan1. Jamaica ard Cololaba- except AaS-
asIsaa Department per 8. = SeTuia mail Tor G1srs
Rlca acst be directed per SaFria'l; e. 10 q m
s. Mexico. via Havana az ~ e M tor
Cirsuasa Trinidad. ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. ser
Grenada
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&einlSke
& n0ssels
New York
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Twelve Months.


Mall subscrbeTs u NeN-Yo-k CIV 70 the DAtIY and
TFI-WE4.KLT will Be charged caat q extra
postage IN addition 90 the rates saEssd above
New-York tribune., 1904-10-17

esd 81. Frank E. CamDbeII-Stephea Merritt
ErubIS Inst. @41-5 West 15d Tel 1875 ChsIse
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-15
SUB-SUPERVISOR.

l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
c candidates for sub-supervisor for
Newberry County, subject to the
rules OF the Democratic primary.
Os. Wells
l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for Sub-Supervisor for
Newberry county. subject to the
rules OF the democratic party.
George Burda Boozer.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for Sub-SuperviSor for
Newberry county and pledge MYSELF
to abide the rules of the democratic
party. J. P. Cannon.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for Sub-Supervisor for
Newberry county, subject to the
rules of the democratic party.
Jno. A. Graham.
l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for the Office of Sub
supervisor for Newberry county and
pledge myself to abide the rules Of
the Democratic party.
w. F. Koon.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for sub-supervisor for
Newberry county and pledge my
self to abide the rules of the DEM
ocratic party. T. B. Leitzsey.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for the Office of sab
supervisor and pledge myself to
abide the rules of the Democratic
party. Irby D. Schockley.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a cadidate for the Office of Sub
Supervisor for Newberry county
and pledge myself to abide the rules
of the democratic party.
JOHN A. C. KIBLER.
l HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
a candidate for Sub-Supervisor for
Newberry county and pledge myself
to abide the rules and regulations
of the democratic party.
w. H. WENDT.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-15

When a native lady enters Japa-
nese railway carriage she slips her
feet from her tiny shoes. stands upon
the saet, and then sits denure!y with
her feet doubled beneath her. A mo-
ment later she lights a cigarette, or
her little pipe. which holds just to-
bacco enough to produce two good
whiffs OF smoke. All Japanese peo-
pie sit with their feet upon the seat
Of the car and not as Europeans do.
When the ticket collector-attired in
a blue uniform-enters the carriage
ne removes his cap and twice bows
to each passenger to collect the tick
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-15
ANT VS.. WEEVIL.
Pest In Texas Cotton Fields Being
Destroyed By Guatemalan Ants.

Washington, July 12.-The efec-
tiveness OF the Guatemalan ants in
checking the ravages OF the boil wee
vii in the cotton fields has been test
ed and Mr.. Cook, the expert OF the
department of agriculture, in tele-
gram to Secretary Wilson, announces
that the ants promptly destroyed the
weevils and the Texas red ants as
we'll The telegram which was the
subject of great satisfaction to both
Secretary Wilson and DR.. Galloway,
the chief of the bureau OF plant in
dustry, is dated Victoria, Texas, and
is as follows:
"After four weeks OF captivity and
of sugar diet the Guatemalan ants
promptly destroyed the Texas boil
weevils; also the Texas red ants. the
harmful species which it was feared
they might resemble"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-15
1T IS SERIOUS.
Some Newberry People Fail to Real
ize the seriousness.

The constant aching OF bad back,
The WEAKNESS. the tired feeling.
The pains and aches of kidney ills.
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A Newberry citizen shows you how
to avoid them.
P. R. Payne. clerk OF Southern Bell
Telephone Co.. residing on Pratt ST..
says: "Rackache and kidney trouble
has annoyed me for two years. A
dull aching pain across the small OF
my back was so bad after sitting that
I was unable to get up without sup
port and sometimes a sharp shooting
pain would strike me as If knife
were going through me. The kidney
secretions were very dark and full OF
sediment and | had great difficulty
to retain them. particularly at night
and my rest was disturbed half 4
dozen times during the night. IL
spite of using different remedies my
condition remained the same until !
read about Doans Kidney Pills and
went to w. Z. Pelham & Sons drug
store and got box and used them ac
cording to directions. The kidney
secretionS cleared up. became regular
and | could rest we'll at night. the
back ache disappeared and my heal;i
was better in every way after / finish
ed using tn" pills"
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