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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29
rRANsPACIFTC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.
The schedule OF closing OF Tanspacac Mails is arranx..
OF sailing The final CONNECTING r-afIx
texcept Registered Transpscthc Mails which Close 3
p previous day.. close at the General PosIofaca
Japan Korea China Philippine Islands via Taca,.
close at $40 JUN % Tor diSpatch per SJenror
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China Philprns Islands vls
Francisco Slos4 az . 80 ? n august I for die
Der S. china.
Hawaii via Francisco. close az $50 o. m Aur,,x
for dispatch per g. s Alameda
Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands
close at $50 p m August :. for dispatch per >
Tahiti M1rquesas Islands Francisco clos.
a 6.5O ?. August = for dIspalch per Mariu<sz
Japan Korea China ard Philippine Islands. Van
dispatch per > = Empress 81 japan
New-Zeaaud- Australia except Westl. Cas.nr.a
samoa. Hawaii and specially addressed mail FOR rfft
Islands Via san Francisco close $50 .. August
carrying the British mail for New-Zeal snt
not arrive tn time dsDarch-
extra uais-closing at $50 a n. ESQ a ard q -
D sundays az s:3O a a m. and $50 D M
CurarG steamer
Flt Islands specially addressed mall Tor Australia
and New Caledonia. via Vancouver Victoria. q c
close at $50 p m Angus, 10 FOR dispatch per 4 a
MiOwera-
present forwarded. ~.
Russia. instead OF via Japan the usual route.
forwarded via Euroue, Nsv-Zsalsnd Francisco.
and certain places in the Chinese
Eueichcv- Szechwan and Ewangsi wa British Intia-
the quickest routes PiilppLes specially addressed
rates Hawaii is forwarded via san Francisco *
clusvcly.
CORNELIUS VAN corr pc.sma-,sr
Postohnce. Nev-YorS. y. 7. July - iso4
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oilciai Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. July 2S--
A shallow barometrtc depression is moving eastward
over the St Lawrence Valley II numerous
showers and thunderstorns IN the Ohio Valley. the
Gulf States except Texas and Atlantic Coast States
south OF New England = second depression OF
sderable energy is central the north Rocky
Mountain region Scattered showers thunder
storms have occurred connection this depres-
sion in the middle and Rocky Mountain region and
the upper Missouri Valley. Cqeer weather prevails
the lower lake region the Middle and South Atlantic
States and the extreme Northwest It is sorlew hat
warmer in the middle Mississippi Valley and the
Southwest. but the temperature Is still below he
seasonal average generally east OF the Rocky Noun
SainS The weather Friday VIII be fair. except in
NewE England. the Middle and south Atlantic states
and along the Gulf Coast Showers also Indicated
for the upper Missouri Valley and the Rocky Mountain
region. Showers probable Saturday along the
South Atlantic Coast in Florida and The Mississippi
Valley
Forecast for Special LOcaIities.-For Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania. Nev-Jersey and Della
ware. showers and thunde-storms to-day; Saturday
fair and warmer; ngnt TO fresh south. shifting to
west. winds
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania
fair and warmer TO-DAY and SATURDAY; light vest
winds.
For New England. showers and thunderstorrns to-
DAY and probably Saturday. fresh south winds
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sLOCUM MEDALS FOR POLICE.
Inspectors Brooks and schmittberger Get
Rewards for Services

Friends and relatives OF the slocum victims pre-
sented medals last night to Police Inspectors
Nicholas Brooks and Max schmittberger, and Po-
lice Captain Stephen McDermott IN appreciation
OF their work at the time OF the disaster The
Rev. George c. z. Haas. pastor Of St Mark
Church. made the address.
The medals are similar in design each consisting
OF a disk OF gold, suspended from gold bar. on
which is engraved the name OF the officer. Across
the supporting chain is wreath bearing the own
rank The design is a ships wheel resting on
crossed nlghtsticks. Below two crossed anchors
with life buoy. surrounding the arms OF the city,
and beneath crossed flags in colors-
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC.


FRIDAY c2seh)-At $50 a m supplementary 1870
Naz1aIera Dept. Colombia. per 5 Adirc-lsac<
taL for other parts q Coloulba Savalflla
be directed per $ Adirondac4J az $50 a. n
supplementary 1870 a NJ tor Bermuda. So
ands. British Dutch and French Guiana. par a
Fontabsile mail Tor Grenada and Trinidad uausc
directed per s F1ntaoellal; = for Santiago
Per YumUrf mail Be directed PER q
VIA PernaIaouco, Rio and santos mail for Bahia
Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay ard Paraguay
must be directed per 3. Roman Pr1ncs'O; u
for Cuba and Mexico. per 3 8 MatanzaS. Eava-A
and Tlrnpico mail be directed per Mataa-
Eas az l H. for Xucata1 and Canap-chs. par 3
SATURDAY S0thl-At $50 a. n. for Newfoundland
per = s Rosalind az 5 a m. for Bermuda, per =
Trinidad: az $50 supplementary Gao q cnr
SGIScR3 and Isnezae1a. per : . zaLa ssnal Tor
ZulIa -. at a n FOR Porto Rico. per C0anO. via
San Juan; AZ 80 supplementary 1890 a. FOR
Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia c2.ca
Costa Rica must be directed per > sarna''l: az
u a. m for Cuba. per . Mexico, via Havana; ss
10 a N. for Grenada, Trinidad and Cfudad Bolivar,
per Maraval; ~ - m for Argentina Uruguay Kld
Paras,iay per 3 $ Ocean Monarch
steamer from North Sydney
TUESDAY (2dl-At $3.50 q to- Brasil Per 5. a Ca
tania via Pernanouco. Rio Jansro and Santos onA.l
be directed per s Cataaia'). a $50 a n
COAST, Honduras (excspt East COAST. Salvador Pan
ana. Department o. CaUca IN Colombia. EQUATOR,
FeTu. Bolivia. and chill. per q . Advances. via Colon
Email for Guatemala De directed per Al
mail for Cape Hayti. Port de Paix c1-acao vsne-
zuela, Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana
rected per q > Prns WiIsr1 U'D: I D ror
Cu'dad Bolivar. Per Manzsnsrex
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. rxcrvr
TRANSPACIFTC

CCBA-va Port Tampa. Florida. closes at iris once
daily except THURSDAY. rs 50 c-fus
mails close here on Mondays. Wednesdays SAT-
UrGaysl. -
MEXICO CITY-Overiand unless specially
dispatch by this orlcs eay axcsos
Sunday, ar 1.3o p and 1890 2. Suacaya a.
Q. m and 1870 D.
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post MaiIsl-By -aal
70 North sydney and thence BY steamer closes this
office daily at ESQ .. connecting mails mere
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday,.
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. thence by .s-ar>sru
closes this Office so c. Tuesday Friday.
MOI ELON-By rail Boston. steamer.
closes this ofiCe daily $50 o. m.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORrEZ and GUATENAIA--rSv rail
Nsw-Orlsans. and thence by ar this
Office daily. except SUNDAY. T1.30 and
m SUNDAYS at II O. and no 50 D. Connect
M1utays T1O.3O m
COSTA RICA-By rail Nsw-Orleans and themes. Nv
steamer. this Office daily. except Sunday az
II 80 p and f10-3o o. sundays at II D N and
+10:SO connecting EaaN closes here Tuesdays
tIO-SO ..
+Registered Mall closes at D. n. previous day
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sum OF ready money. representing the accurnula-
tons OF his minority.
Since the death OF the late Duke Alfred he has
been brought up altogether in Germany under the
personal direction OF the Kaiser, who has been in
every sense OF the word a second father TO him
treating him exactly as one OF his own boys In
deed. the duke is the most intimate friend and
crony OF the Kaiser's second son. Prince EiteI
Fritz, and the tive young princes have Just been
graduated from Bonn University and for the next
year will Go military duty with regiments OF the
mounted and foot guards stationed at Potsdlrn in
order to complete their military education.
MARQCISE DE FONTENCY
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures Storer United States
Ambassador 20 Austria; Edward Box, OF PhiladeI-
phia. ENDICOTT-Ed y Stokes OF Trenton
FIFTH AVENUE. a. Drake. of Corning: cen
eral George Sherman Batcheller Judge of the In
ternatIOnal Tribunal OF Egypt. NJ Matsutfa y
Yqkata and h Stoyana, japanese Imperial com
mission. Toxic. Japan George 3. Williams OF
Washington HOLLAND Taggart PrtestIey OF
Des MOines. Iowa PLAZA-S- NJ and r. II
ROyle. of Nottingham, England. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-ROIaud Gary. OF Pittsburg.
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CANNOT DRAW TWO PENSIONS.
Practice of the Bureau Under the Age Limit
Order.
To the Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Thanks for your article on Age Limit Pen
sions-" VIII you kindly inform me II my under
standing OF the practice OF the Pension Bureau is
correct, as applied 20 this case2 A man vas partly
disa oled from performing manual labor by a wound
received in service. and granted a pension OF
s. a month under the old law He is slxty-two
years OF age he Is not entitled 10 any addi
uonal amount on account OF the disabilities Incl
dent 70 age. which certainly no less than they
would he II he not laboring under the specific
disability % 4 sur .eg - addition And II So
Why So OLD SOLDIER
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TRANSATLANTIC MATS

SATURDAY 3Othl-At $50 A. m for Liverpool s-otIaxf
9nc Ireland 5. Lucsnia (rla for other oarrz ~
Europe must bs directed L.ucaniarf,- a
Tor Europe. s. = Nev-York. VIA PlvrrroIrr-
Cherbou-g ard Southampton: $50 a n Tor AZ xlrr,
direct. Va6erland mail mus be ds--rrzs nar
$ VaceranG'l: az $50 a. N for Scotland Erect
per = $ A1chorta C-iaN TER ..
A1ehorta) AZ u a N for Denmark direct. per $.
Island email be directed IsIar5''l
t2d)-Ar 80 a. NETHERLANDS
Per 5. Rotterdam Cuau must be directed per s. q
R5rce-car,'D.
After the closing OF the suprlensn-ary ransatlaar.c
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened tire piers OF American. English French
German remain until within
Ten Minutes q the hour % sailing OF steamer.
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ENGAGEMENT OF MISS HAYES.
lBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBussE.I

- III TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
a, o'S'aoo Springs. Col. July 2-The engagement
announced OF Miss garina II D. HAYES eldest
A1snter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Addison Hayes. and
=, Gerald Z. Webb. all OF Colorado Springs No
So Mas been set yet, but the marriage will occur
e. 49, alc Hill De quiet Mis-. HAYES il q grand
ro, ftHler OF the late President Jefferson Davis her
fSStl.et being the present Daughter OF the con
.s-s s acy The Hayes family belongs TO me mos.
.slte social set DR.. Webb was Presder. Rcose-
ta u companion IN his Hon hunt three yeaTs ago
T. Is - ENGLISH middle aged widouer DrouaIn..,t
- N41D NE. and well known n New-York
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OLD NETWORK STATE SLAVE DEAD
Inv rrrrapAPB TO THE rRrBUNE.I

Middletoyu, y Y, July 8.-dattis HUrtin, col
ore6 one OF the few persons known OF at the pres
eut day who lave been a slave in the State Of
Nevg-York is dead at Washingtonviile. this county
at the age OF eighty years The woman was
brought up in the family Of John c. Hurtin. OF
the village OF Goshen. She was made free in 1925
VIXEN the new constitution liberated all held in
slavery. sue had lived in Washinstonville forty
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AN INTERNATIONAL ENGAGEMENT

p, tsF TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBusEI
-, July ga London cable dispatch from
IS, freedom Hutchinson wife of Judge Freedom
t1atehinson OF HYDE Park announces the ar.gsgo-
80 80 OF their daughter. Eugen.a, TO Lieutenant
co. OF the British May son OF Sir Alge-nor
IN es Flualptre Coote. premier baronet OF Ire
- @1-Ss hutchinson. who is only eighteen has
Sc. -, sDEoAd finishing her education. No Date IS
u america IN a few week. ~ $500 -
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Posfonce NOticr.

Should be Rad DAILY by al interested a. chnnx..
may occur timeJ
r1re-gn mails for the week ending 30 1904 VII
close promptly in al the General Postocs as
It-oWs+ Parcels-Posr Nails close
c4oslag time shown below ParcsIs-Posr
many close al n. July 18th August 50
Regular ard supplementary nails
n corner OF West and Morton hour later
nan coslng time shown below SUPPLEMENTARY
as tor Europe and Central America Colon cIoss
one hour later AZ foreign sJaIionl
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THAT PICTURE BOOMERANG.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: It does seem to that Miss Roberson's
letter shows up Parker in the ridiculous
tude of any man who ever for President He
is so afraid OF being depicted in unatractive
pose and yet willing let Miss Roberson's picture
be spread broadcast against her wishes.
Brooklyn, July u. 1904. "ANTI-PARKER."
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Brighton Beach track
Public hearing b. Railroad Commission whttehau
Building. 1890 a
Picnic AIOhican Club Suffers Harlem River Park
evening
outnE OF the Republican District COMMITTEES the
ANIIth Assembly District Ccney Island
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


either by check express or pOstoffice money or
der and should be made payable 10 The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
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Trfbune Local observations

In this diagram continuous white line shows
changes indicated by The TrIbUnes self
recording barometer. The dotted shows the
nerarurO : recorded b. ths local Weather Bureau
Local Official Reeord.-rhe following Official record
from, the Weather Bureau shows the changes the
peraturs the tweury-f1ur hours comparison
with N. correspondng date of last year:
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90, July &.-Tne Temps" to-day printed
:. - from Rome announcing that the Court
ap'es' which has been Judging a contest will
las decided that the Pope is capable OF in
rufs5 mes = Italy. which hitherto has been dis
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hotel kaiserhOE Godesberg-on- Rhine; Grand Hotel
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and Wss- E74 H9t.I 5 lssr La vis SsFoy
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hotel National Carlsbad; Grand Hotel. Lusano:
Hotel d IA PAX Geneva, Hotel Bernsrhor. Berns:
Hotel Europe, Lucerne; Grand Hotel. Vevey. Hotel
Mein1ar Marleubdd Hotel Klnger Marferoat;
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FR4NcE&E5otsI Metropolis.
Rome, Grand Hotel. Venice; Eden Palace. Genoa.
Etorel ROYAL Danteli Venice. Hotel de "a villa
Mlan; Horel Royal. Rome; Hotel Louvre ana
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Highest temperature yesterday SO degrees; lowest. 90
average for corresponding date last year 81
average for corresponding twenty-five -
L5cal f1recasr.-ShOwers and rhraeerstorn1s today,
Saturday and warner: light fresh south. shift
nr winds.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Married.

Is tire best, and the best good for toc
AMI drink. Insist having Burnett $
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1,rEsnsvr Bessie Poor. Edward e
EI.ANCHAFD-Oa TUESDAY, July d. Sarah z. widow
re b n BLANCHARD Funeral service her
is.e residence sos Cilntdn-ave Brooklyn, sat
Irtav July 80 10 a Intsrmsnt a. philadelphia
BOrNER-At aackensack. y J. July IS 1904 Cath
erfua a widow O William Il BolTer. Funeral
se-vces at her residence. "a MapIe-ave EScken
sark or Friday evening. July 20 : O'Clock
Tr7f, Leaves COrrla1dr-st- NeW-York City New
Work Suzruehanua and Western Railroad. 6 o'clock
Tgeuty-th!rd- St. b;o5
coCEsHAW-On July - az the residence % her son
. 2. Madison No. OF Wssrervelr Place.
Sassais Bridge. y. J Bessie, widow OF
mel toc1shavv Funeral services the Congregational
church Hgn-sr. and Randolph Place. Saturday.
nv 90 10 30 a Train leaves New-York. Cham
Ssrs-sr ferry $50 a m. Carriages train
A. Passac Bridge station. Ia,erment Evergreen Gene
terry
rOvETT-on Tuesday. July 26 Brooklyn John Double
dsv L~1yett % the lata John D. and Rehecca E
L1,vett. Funeral private
MACY-At Harrison. n. Y. Thursday. 2s,h day o.
July 1904. Angelina Strange. wife OF William H
Macy n Relatives and friends % the family
invited the funeral Saturday afternoon.
both al o'clock special train N Y, y. H
and II r r Will leave Grand Central Depot 1850.
returning after services.
In loving memory OF Edward E. Poor. died
Liverpool. England on July % 1900 in ais saith
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Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be rrpubIished In The Tri-weekiy Tribune without
extra charge
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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before leaving u more convenient hand them
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TRI-WEEKLY will be charged one cent copy
postage addition o the rates named above
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ch.I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday. July =. a.
Buffalo. y Y. BY the Rev George O.
Ballard Elizaoeth VaUshan-Jones- OF Buffalo 70
Mr. Thomas Boyle Arden. OF Sew-Nork City.
s1--EP-C APHART-Ou Wednesday. July %. 1904 a.
ire ConrreeationaI Church Dorset. VI. by Rev
Charles I. Carhar brother OF bride ElOise Oph-ia
Carnart daughter OF Lyman Bsech-r Carhar 70 Frank
Suter. Washington. D =
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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Frank L. Campbell. esd st.-Stephen Merritt Emb'rs
Inst Tel 1924 and 1925 Chelsea GAIA cad
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS

Great Pinelawn Cemetery. \ beautiful park Ro
trtp SOC. 40 W. Saith ST. ". Y.
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To the Editor Of The Tribune
STR: The Evening Post discovers the follow
ing in The Buffalo Commercial:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06

eine MilIion Dollars. Die &ardipaner,
folsten i'm Mngemeinen benz 2auf bes
9lrfanfas Bis ans 5elieneebirse ober
Gogen in Der Ndbe bes 100. 2dngen=
grades aa6 Giiben gum Gimarrnn
ab. cine paferloie eefdbrlide Miifte
pur9aiebenb. 9iiblt9 um Die 8sree
Etrunt, mo ieBt Die Santa 5ez8a6n
i5re 9eleiie bat, gelangte man in bic
cus ungebrannten 3iegeln sebaute
dlte Spanieritabt, unb es pflegte Elm
0eittag fir 5panier unD Qlmerifaner
Sc ietn, fpenn bic &aralpane, bur4
@orreiter etnige Sage borher ongez
meloet, ila6 3tpeimondtli5er &ei{e etnz
opg. Die Sitter gingen bann BON
Santa Sc aus nod melt na9 Siiben,
lis na9 CHIHUAHUA, tpo iie aQerbtnss
cen brtttI6en Mitbetperb bon ben
Seebdfen gu BEL iteben batten. tpis aud
Der Sdnbel nit Santa Sc balb auf@
b0rte, beionbers getpinnbrinsenb gu
fetn, bu ii4 gu Diele baran betbeifig=
ten.
Witt ben Snbianern CAB es ndtiirz
lt4 man3e Sample, aber Die 8erlufte
truren metftens gering; Die 8unbesz
regierng idpb f9Dn 1927 ihre
Sruppen rad benz banals gegriinbez
ten Sort 2eabentpprtb unterbalb 8unz
fas Gitb Dor unb getpG6rte ben 8az
ratpanen gelegentlt6 Sruppenbegletz
tnng.
Sm meritanl6en &riese nabmen
omertfanti6e Sruppen i'm Sabre
1916 Santa Sc obne S9nertitret9
Elm. Der Sanbsl nit Neu Mertto
Fam bann i9nell in bic 9dnbe einiger
ioeniger llnternebner. Die Nnelie@
ferung Galiforntens unb Der Ins=
bru9 bes @Dlbfiebers ma9te bic Mns
lese man9er Mi1itGrforts notbpenz
zig, bercn 8erforgung eine ergiebige
Ginnabmequelle fir Die Maarenper=
iunbtz unb Poitgeieli6aften tpurbe.
Der Mormonentrieg BON 1857
bradte 3. g. benz 9au1e RuHel, Ma=
lprs &c Babe0 etnen Nuftrdg Elm,
rer 5000 Bagenlabungen nDtbig
ma9te. gea9 peri9iebenen 8erfu9en,
BEN Sqmpfern Der Bacific Wtail So.
tie boben Poit3ui9iii1e bes Gongrelz
les fir Die gtoute na9 galifornien
iiber Banamd, etne Retie BON iiber
bret Moden iiber Stem Nort, abauia@
GEN, er0ffnete g8. $. Rufel i'm
Sabre 1860 pl0blt9 cine reuntdgtge
@rpreBpoit nit PonDrettern bpn ct,
sSofepb am MiHouri na9 gacramento
ur0 gemorn Oamit ben enbgIlt:gen
Gieg iiber Die Sampfer.