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INSURANCE PAID ON BALTIMORE FIRE

Baltimore No. July ts-The General Loss Com
rlittee composed Of expert Insurance men. which
was organized shortly after The great 5re % Feb
rgary made us final formal report to-day through
Chairman Paul Turner. The report states that
ans separate claims were handed By the commit
tee. and that the amount OF insurance paid on
these claims se907igss o. There are stlu eleven
claims unsettled, and IN iddition there prob
ably about 100 I-JJ sI'aIer claims watch were
settled direct ny the comp mics The amount IN
Vowed III these small claims VIII not exceed
s 5+9e.i. that the total Insurance paid those
who lost ~ the ere Will be about =. sVgO1o.
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NO PROTEST FROM COUNT cAssINr

Washington. July Is -RegsrdirE the report that
Count Cassini. the Russian Ambassador. resented
10 the State Department protest against he al
legged intention Of this govtTnmeat TO dispatch a
war squadron 10 Turkish waters 10 assist in the
settlement or certain claims IL be stated pos
itiveiy that such pre- test ever was made. and
that the subject was not discussed. even inform
ally. by the Russian Ambassador with the Sec
ref lvx-D fE tate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
BRITISH FLEET SAILS.
Mediterranean Warships Start for
alexandria.

London, July 19.-"The Daily Express this
morning prints the following dispatch. dated
July Is, from its correspondent at Malta:
The British Mediterranean fleet left here to-
Gay Tor Alexandria. 1t is believed that the des-
tlnaUon of the fleet may be connected with the
presence Of the Russian volunteer feet stea rrers
In the Red Sea The British cruiser Terrible is
said 10 have sailed from Suez to-day for the
purpose of looking after the interests of British
merchantmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
PART OF MAIL RETURNED.
British Steamer Stopped and Ger
man Bags Transferred.

Alden. July 1s-The British steamer Persia
was forcibly detained for an hour n the Red
Sea by the Russian volunteer feet steamer
Smolensk. which transferred 10 the Persia part
OF the japanese mails seized on the North
German Lloyd steamer Prinz Heinrich on July
L. The Smolensk conhscated two bags OF the
Prinz Heinrich's mails destined for Nagssaki
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PORT ARTHUR SILENT.
dSsaait on Fortress Expected This
Week-Steamer Missing.

che-Foo. july IS.-fSo news has come out
from Port Arthur recently. and the belief that
the final assaults win be made this week IS
growing. Newspaper correspondents are arriv-
ing here from Japanese and Chinese ports and
boats ready To start for the fortress as soon
ns news o. it's fan As received.
The steamer HipsanG. belonging TO the Indo-
caira Navigation Company. is at present forty
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mere is little chance % America becoming involved
Il ms question. because the American vessels
passing through the Red Sea and the suez Canal
excluding warshPs and Manila transports have
NGarce4y averaged one year for several years.
IAe experts n International law here are rat
SItte united n their view the Legality Of the
dlipiis OF the Russian vessels in the Ped Sea
tIty ADMIT that even in the light Of the Geneva
~, = $ eisost impossible 10 find any hard-and-
80 RUE TO govern in such cases and each IN
stance involving seizure and boarding must he al
Justed on its own merits.
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PARKER AND HIS GOLD PLANK.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: 1t is really amusing 10 observe the jubilaut
gush OF certain Democrats the belated attempt
the part OF Judge Parker TO crowd n Republican
plank into the completed Democratic platform
They must be hard up for of heroic mould TO
imagine that such a performance makes a a
hero. 1 suggest that q cartoon be drawn represent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Athena RLF,-C harles J. Bonaparte. baltimore
CAMBRIDG E-Mr e. *. Wright and sons. Paris.
FIFTH AVENUE Senator 4 r. German. Mary
land. GRAND-A. F. Lppinc0tt. Philadelphia.
HOFT'MAN-Norman r. Mack Buffalo HOI.-
I.AND-Counr II. Nogues. Paris: ex-Postmaster
General Thomas l. James -MPERIAI4-S Har-
rIsou Wagner. New-Haven. NANHATTAN-Sen
ator George r. Malby. Ogdensburg. MARI
BOROUGH Colonel r d Funiak. Louisville WAL
DORF-ASTOT.IA- Hobart Weed Buffalo: Senator
J. " Bailey, Texas. WOLCOTT-Johr Wanna
maker. PHILADELPHIA.
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JAPINESE SEIZE NAIL.
Letters Taken from junk Tell Con-
ditiOnS at Fortress.

Toxic. July 1s-The japanese destroyer Hay
t'ofi has oaptrped junk conveying mail from
tert arthur 10 che-FOo. Letters dealing with
Military and naval conditions ~ Port Arthur
htre Ceen seized ana much valuable informa-
Apn hls been Obtained The letters which did
io- zeal with the military topics have been for
"aFcsG 10 -. Petersburg with the request that
-n@y he delivered 10 those 70 whom they were
addressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
AEARTNG NEW-CHW4NG.
OkH's Force Reported Fifteen Miles
from TO7cn on JUN 10.

llen-Tsin, July lS.-The steamer Flu Ping
Just arrived here from New-Chwang. reports
tnat on July le the Japanese army was within
Aiieen miles OF that city. The officers OF the
RUSSIAN gunboat SivoDtch have saddled horses
Alongside the vessel to make their escape upon
the approach % the japanese.
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ROSEBUD RUSH, INCREASES.

Omaha. July lS-The rush 10 The Rosebud coun-
Try increases the time rOr registration expires
ard II IS estimated that ABOUT sixty thousand per
sons have thus Ear registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

ing Parker standing upon the Democratic pla-fo-m
carrying his gold plank his shoulders IT, for
any reason. he finds the plank too heavy, he can
readily throw X OF. Such trickery NAV hold the
votes OF the Eastern conservatives but what about
the radicals OF the Vest and South2
CHARLES A g HEATH
Troy. y Y. July T. le04-
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE Will be seat o. any address
tAs country or abroad. and address
&c given u regular
Ls1re leaving. 4 onVsnient. hand them
Ilil. TRIBUNE Otiics-
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| rRASsPAcIr1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY.
The schedule OF closing Transpacic arranged ON
the presumption their uninterrupted
10 port OF The final connecting
vious dayl close General Postofncs. Nsw-Yors
Japan Korea China specially for the
Islands. Win Vancouver and Victoria. b c.,
prsss " india merchandise L. 8 Postal agency
shanShsf cannot De forwarded via Canada.
Hawaii. Japan Korea China and specially addressed
mali Philippine Islands via san Francisco.
NeW-ZeaIand Australia Except Wesr. Nev-CaIeaoniA.
samoa Hawaii and Fill Islands via Francisco.
$50 o. July % for dispatch :.
S0noma. or the Cunard carrying British
mail for Nev-Leaand does not arrive IN time to
meet with this dispatch. extra mails-cOsing a
a m, 9:30 a. and $50 o. Sundays 4:30 m,
and $50 ,. m.-wi be made and for
warded until the arrival OF the CUnard steaTnsrl.
Philippine Islands via san Francisco. close $50 D. m
July 81 for dispatch per L. : Transport.
via san Francisco. close at ESQ August fop
dispatch s. . China.
Hawaii via Francisco close $40 D. August I
for dispatch s. Alameda
Tahiti and MarQuesas I1anGs. Francisco.
$50 .. August FOR dispatch per 8 8. MArsposa
Eli Islands Australia Except Vest.
via Vancouver and Victoria. b C. close $50 N.
August IS for dispatch q. Niowera-
Manchura and Eastern Siberia
Russia instead Of VIA Japan. the usual route
forwarded via Europe: New-Zesiand
and certain pleccs the Chinese Provinces
Kueicho~ Szechwan and Kwangsi. British India
the quickest routes. Philippines specially addressed
rates hawaii is forwarded Via san Francisco en-
elusively.
CORNELIUS VAN corr. possma1ou.
Postofnce. New-York. y. y. July IS. 1904
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WHAT is GOING on TODAY.

Racing az Brighton Beach track
Official inspection % the subway by the Rapid
ComTissicn leaving CITY Han a 13o
Meeting % he George A BurreA Association No go
Frrst-ave. night
Music Mount Morris Park 2 n.
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jenkins. Frances l. sheridan Eliza
sArCTIEILER-on Nay "a 1893 at her residence. IN
Aexsnara Es CataS11e Phi ~, 5stehslsr os-
member q the nssFnatiSns Court 1,S q As2sal F
s sa sTrinss i = Y on ruesaS. July 10 as
n IatsrHi4Ht in GTssnrtdse Cemetery. saraiosa.
BECK, Blooraaslt, \ J July "a 100. sara B. wife
Allen e5th year Funeral services from her late
Train caves CAamheTs-s, leo D m and Chrstopher-
81. II. D m Boston papers please copy.
BROwNINefon July Is, 1904. Lucy A. beloved wife OF
o'eioes
coNKL1N-At Po5o- Ferry. y. 7. July IS. 1904 Della
39,h year Funeral from her ate residence Pasaais
private.
DELAFIELp-A, N7ro,on, Conn. Monday. Jq!y Is 1904
A1Su7,s f7yi U rgi son S 5stf Sesr F1He-aI
service Wan be aes Trinity Chapel Nsw-York city.
est daughter O sarah z. and the late Henry r
s' 80 %sss sh an Wenesasg July a
hat past ten o'clock
KEALY-At 81 Micas.ls Monastery; West 5io0oksa, y
the Passollsts in the United states al 80 sunday
6'5i6sE wednesday. Jliy p.
3 a. W. at es a5e sf'ifsnis Se AZ. .s
year OF his age FaneTa services az seS PFesoysrian
Jay % at 10 80 O'coek. Kindly omit Howe-s.
FOTrs-On s.71ay. July H. Reb-cca wife OF
Frsisrts 4 Potts, II sgreTal services On Tuesday
I-v a. summit, y. :. arrival OF
o'clo,E !. m tram Chris5ODasr-st- is.rY.
CI-ICEE-Ou July - 1904. Ashbrfts Sonersetshrs.
England Mary. wife % the Rev Charles Psnross
tu4-Se daughter OF the lacs Robert B. Miaturn.
s.. 1t New-flrA.
OCEEOOD-suGdenly. az Caldwell. y T. sunday
morning, July H. ISG4 Charles c. Rosewood. q
Newark. aged % Yeas bas@.as Two days Funeral
services on Tuesday, July~lS, 1904. l1.80
Itrh street Presby terrain ChurCh. Newark II IS
auTs,sd flowers be sent.
s1fER1DAN-Or sunday. July IT, 1904 at her home in
l.r50klvn. Eliza widow q MchaeI Sheridan
over nty years faithful loved family
of tna late Or. u. A Sabine. OF Sew-XOrS
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Highest temperature yesterday degrees: lowest T2
degrees average Is degrees FOR corresponding
last year degrees average lor corresponding
last twenty-five years. "a degrees
Local Fcrecas-Falr tod and Wednes-
eas. light variable winGs.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all polnts United StaIes. CsnaGA and Mexc
touts.ds OF u Mammalian me Bronxl
49, ~ cuba Forto R.CO hawaii me Philippine
Without extra expense for foreign postage.
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AMERICAN SHIPS NOT MENACED.

Washington. July lS--The authorities here are
viewing vita eauanulty the operations Of the Rus
sian privatsers in the Red Sea II Is said that
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Bar.
Inch
3L5

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes in indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
peraturo recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
perature for the twenyour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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Po.fomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY By all Interested. change
may
Foreign mails ending
close promptly IN all at the General Postoce
fooWs Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post malls for Ger
many close az 2. July Is and %
regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
on corner OF West and Streetsl half hour later
ta c1sinz time shown below that Supplementary
MATS for Europe and Central Colon. close
one hour later at Foreign SJatiOnl
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Insist upon having Buruett's Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii De
repubIished In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without
charge.
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SUNDAY. cents ~ s-L-lALf VIEW, csnts
cents Trim A-EhLN,
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OGrces.
MAIN OFFICE-No. I3s
UPTOWN OFFICE-NO. I364 or an rtcAa
District Telegraph Office.
EEONX BUREAG-Mo. 400 I3Stf-st.
WASHINGTON BCREAU-No. I.3a2 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFEICE-Frederick N. Seminar mol
Ts4 BToat-zs
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

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Mail subscribers New-Yorl City to the DAILY
TRI-W EEkLY viii charged a
postage IL addition . the rates H2lued abovs
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points in Europe ans al IN tho Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII De uaied AT the FOL
loving
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MAIrs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsP ACTFIC

TRANSPACTFIC.
CTBA-V.a Port Tampa. Florida. closes this
daily except Thursday 1880 a. (the Connecting
mails close hsTs Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
MEXICO CTTY-OverIand unless specially addressed
closes this Office daily.
Sunday. a 1:3O .. m. ard 1880 .. m. Sundays a
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% sydney. ard thence BY steamer. closes Ae
iris Office daily az $50 m connecting mails close
here Monday " atnssday and saturday,
JAMAICA-By rail To Boston. and thence BY steamer.
closes this Office $50 Tuesday and Friday
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closes AT this once tafly a $50 D.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTFX and GUATEMA1sA-By rail-
New-Srlcans and thence BY steamer close. at this
ofaca sunday. at 1880 ard 1850
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.


TUESDAY Q9thl-At $50 N. complimentary 1880
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phases IA Masdalena Dept. Colombia per . I. va
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aia TSS be GrsSs ma for Sear. .so
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CEMETERIES.
UNDEaTAhERs.

| Great PIneIawu Cemetery, ISIS ecrss.-Largest
| cemetery the world Al ". 34th St. y. Y.
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Frank L. Campbell esd St-Stephen Merritt Embrs
Inst 1874 and 1s25 Chelsea 24l-3 West Esd ST.
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Batcheiler. Catharine ?.
Beck. sara q
Browning Lucv A.
CorkIin Della A. l.
pelareli. Augustus F
Jenkins. Frances l.
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kealy. Very Rev. stephen.
Lambert. EGward ".
Potts. Rebecca De- F.
QUiCke. Anna ".
Redwood, Charles q.
sheridan. Eliza
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Richmond, Ind, 1908 p. m. any day
over Pennsylvania Lines and reach
ST. Louis for breakfast next morning.
Drawing room sleeping cars, dining
car service and new vestibule coaches
through to st. Louis without change.
Other through trains to st. Louis
leave Richmond, Ind, sos a. M, 10:-
Is a. m. and l :25 p. m. daily. Obtain
details from C. w. Elmer, Ticket
Agent, Richmond, Ind.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14

Many minor improvements have
been made around the college. A new
cement walk is being laid from
Lindley to Parry halls.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14
TIME CARD
Richmond Street & Interurban Rail
way Company.

Cars leave hourly for Centerville,
East Germantown, Cambridge City,
Dublin and Milton from s a. m. to
IL p. M, returning same hours. Sun
day, same hours, except first car
leaves at 6 a. m.
Local cars leave Richmond for In.
dianapolis and Indianapolis for Rich
mond at 5, z, 9 and IL a. m. and l,
3, and p. m. First car Sunday
at O'Clock q. m.
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A Foreign View of the Sky Scraper.

In describing his impressions of
New York one Of the visiting Euro
pean chemists spoke in most comph-
mentary terms Of the sky scrapers.
He said that they had come into be-
ing at the call of a new need-the
need of a nation to crowd together
for the sake of business; that they
furnished room for the crowd with
fine economy of space and dwithout If
relevant ornamentation. and that they
had the beauty of an instrument
where the means are perfectly adapt
ed to the end.
Considered more generally. howev-
er, the beauty of these structures is
not always overpowering. 1t suggests
an elongated box set on end, and the
mass is so great that if effect is stud
led IN the design as a whole it is
quite lost in the streets Of ordinary
width. While the mass itself is I'M
posing. such building is far less pleas
ing to the eye than the style which
prevails in the great capitals of Eu-
rope. Possibly the visitor would not
think so much of it after the novelty
wore off. and certainly there is room
for great Improvement over the too
severe treatment that some of these
structures have received in American
ecities.
If Irrelevant ornamentation is an
otfense So is unrelieved ugliness
mounting story above story and pc
tering out III a brimless edge with
hardly cleat to give the box some
semblance of style.