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0flrnstarc-r r- notice in writing 20 the justice
justices suspend f-c operation Of this section in
arg particular case.
The NeU-Torls Society Tor the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 children. through its chain OF foreign
corresPouceuts ln almost every country on the
globe. is continually ara-isirE sister societies Of
ne" ana special lGws relating 10 and affecting
ai'-r,a. Juvenile courts and the probation or pa
role avs recently SO generally adopted throughout
America. Great Britain. France. Germany and
linller' are especially in active correspondence
VIII tEI- rnHir;E Recently reDresetatiVes OF both
tfe Russian and Japanese governments have asked
tr r.el-l- for rlIierIaTs 20 the juvenile or
ci.l.1re1's courts In this country.
WE hope soon 40 children courts Cria0l.sIl'4
wherever UIaetica.I.. and special laws passed Tor
mo s1ieCEar3r- 30 Iiloreu TO sUI Dis meat those
already iu force reguatug child labor. aad 70 mat
end VIII always 0u glad 40 render any assistance
possible. f. FELLOWS JENKINS
Secretary and Superintendent Of the New-l oTk so
ci-tv f1r She Prevention q Cruelty 80 thldrei-
NcW-EorE. Feb. q. 1893.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

C;ciai Record and Forecast-WashInEton.F Feb. Ia
The weather east q Rocky Mountains continues fair
ana cold uu5er influence q Of high
whose eyes, occupies lower lake region and the ohio
VALLEY
Rocky Mountain ard extends thence s1uheastward
over Western Kansas and oklahoma.
Tn. barometer continues low with unsettled weather
over the North Pacific coast and the north plateau.
Scattered SHOWS have itdea ia West virginia fennsy
"a ffa i,acl, coast from Francisco uarhward. It
Is decidedly over the eastern slope OF the Rocky
$50 ,..srre- is indicated saturday
southern districts ami throughout he interior valleys -
,i [r.- Missouri VALLEY. where probable snow
H. diated FOR sunday the lake region and the upper
n, me lower Mis-, sspp Valley and Eastern Gulf states
HFae- t'mprrs,uTys AXE S5 Ti5n turIay aHd IL Vim Be-
,,1--re~ SUNDAY i'm Atlantic Coast districts
j., NJ" g45ls ro-lv Mountain region colder
AN, over The asst aud southern Rocky Mountain slope
4as ~ .-tb. on the tiu, southeast. In
crelsne AVID on Michigan iresh to bsk s.utheast
1iI wa.s warnings have been issued Tor Montana ana
Nla 5. sdyi'es from flood districts in the sggushaana
ga q. ire very slowly Caawi''s The low!aris west
tlal place ere ,r 5it @ l Ttta-ael Al the Tsi-
however hope resume traffic saturday The sit
uatl2H SOU" 5rsItna saturday f5r European ports will
have fslr veather\t1 The Grand Banks
r,r.~,.t for special LocaIIt'c-.For Eastern Penn
'.,s ,,,v--1srsey Delaware and the District Of Co
rf, ,air to-day Sunday. warmer Sunday; light to
,,ssb north winds becoming variable
En- Eastern Nev-YCrk, fair to-day. warmer In west
i--. ssrsav fair warmer. light fresh north winds.
bee o nan lErqand to-day and sunday warmer
SUNDAY fresh northwest WINDS p, I.llIs 81.
and warmer TO-DAY; sunday snow. with rising tenn
9erat,lre variable winds. becoming fresh southsTiy
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FEAR FIRE FROM OIL MAINS.

TO the Editor % The Tribune
Sir. The recent appalling confagrari1n ia the
city of Baltimore IS OF small account 10 what may
happen any day 10 tits. tie second city ~ the
world. D. ls a well known fact. slightly dvelt upon
THAI The most destructive Of fire elements Pc
tr0euu, 10 the extent OF 611ol5 gallons day. is
being continuously pumped Joy the Standard Oh
Company from she Oh producing regions through
tie heart of this great city 10 it's reauerics New
town Cres4 and the East River through two e-iach
pipe lines lail iu the bed OF the lIuds~. and East
rivers ana from two O. four feet below jhs sur
face i1 the streets of %ew-Y9rk. The trls. Of
cials aekaovloL-e taer danger by putting up
caUtorary s.grbaards ou both sides OF the rivers
warning vessels NOT TO anchor con their preserves
but suppose "a vessel shoul7 drag her uuchora. by
n raging storm or high wind. Whist would become
Of these nIpos7 Besides. as they have been laid
down abou- twenty years now, subject O. rust ana
decay. they arc mach weaker and liable 70 break
az any moment. and God forbid th- wholesale
destruction OF property THAI would crsue for thero
would be no staying Of surt catastrophe. This
gaseol- and most iuhsmmabe OF liquids would
Immediately rise SO Tire F-riaca of thc water
spreading .tself FAR ana wide hy the help ~ the
slrgiug tides, soon isrtirg. burning up vessels
docks and warehouses and extending itself 90 the
heart the city. Fire engines in unni'e,
could not stop its progress or CHECK its course
uatI burned ont.
The following quotation from The Oh city Der
rick of JGly l2. 1890 tha well known organ of the
she destructive qualities 81 petroleum This refers
10 TIE great OH lra ia NCw-YOrz Bay. BayonHe, IN
July. lgJ0
The %ew-YCrS papers declare that tho local Fl.e
Department was totally unable a. cope WIN w
situation. and Tor a Dwc IL looked as li lil- 'i'
section OF the city islug nearest The Woihn@' 20
Eether with the piers and large amount on 49,
ping were doomed 10 destruction y. j. A.tAt'l.'''
third president of tie STANDARD tlt -
and guuprlrtsrGcat y Hedge were carry on lI,S
scene and al once were engaged 10 Gli'N,,i.-s $50,
the available help that could be secured lh ulht'b
trenches and throwing zap embanknlthir &C. 't';,-.-
he most exposed points from me h'ol 20 -
oil. Steam was injected into the iahhs - ,ccras
tFr-efereF ,.ff1, destruction, their tops cote.,u
with blankets and heaNv, slttiilss -. g
Kent pIavf-E rDeu them. but. IN spite OF 80 -
arflou orIv few OF the entire uhiiiLIs ~ -,
Yards were saved. The FIRE presents - ,-birn
-r.sf 4a The one of the preceding wees W -
sy-att Inc docks % H0boSeu, destroy eu q l.s.5.5
~ ~. ...,,, ,resr1s and hurried several lluhlf
--llr- r....-- -, "a swift and uutimely death Ah9
he country breathes easier ma A., .i-,,.~ i
what might easily have nee" o. '
Bayouue. GEORGE RICE.
Nnh
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AN UNPAsDoNAsLE OVERSIGHT.

T. the Editor g., The Tribune
sfi was greatly surprised. Hncn z saw IN The
alaeane notice of The Nevr-Yort Commercial
zA1sei'isef's' name having been changed. that no
sloN,e NtaifVer Was made OF my father. who was
'n'F Years ore-..alf owner and sole editor 90
80 ..-i'1' especial. 81. thar when Greeley came
- rom my uncles printing Office IN Vermont 10
-'s fortunes b. NeV-York my father dc all
-, ~. iof MIA also Il you VIII kadly lake the
- y 'ooA IN Your editorial library. in The Iasr
e'ton or isy fathers .Isd Ja,-sf y. go, -,
- -, . org aeceant q my fathers lie Won ,-,u 80
fathee - ., n Greeley 10 me speaking OF nv
go 1-- -. a.e l8rlIrrclaIf for F'ebTrIar,,
~ - y 1iaef Iha 6l0BerB haa long a-c5s.,,,i
.ocs asl. --s'. so there WAS no excuse FOR ,ollr
memory passes sVay. believe re- c6-si-r,, man man
Eor.-f w. 49, WILLIAM D.. STONE
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Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily az $50 D m
up 10 February rs Inclusive for dispatch per 3.
Alameda
Chira ana Japan via Vancouver Victoria b c. close
here daily $50 up 20 February fl6. incusfvs.
f-r Dispatch per Empress Of China (Msrchandiss
z. 81 Postal Agency az shanghai for
Chira ana Japan. via Seattle here daily at $50
D. % February us. inclusive. for dispatch
q. Ei1jUu Maru
the Philippine Islands. via san Francisco. close here
daily $50 up % February f2i inclusive. for
dispatch per .. China
Frfl1pne Islands here daily
ESQ 2. up February -. inclusive. for dispatch
per r. e Transport
New Zraa7f. Australia except West New Caledonia
FlJ and Hawaii VIA san Francisco. close here
sfruareh s. fIt the Cunard
Ing the British for New Zea.and does not arrive in
Tine with this dispatch.
al 5 50 a. n. $50 a. m. and $50 ,. sundays a
ana forwarded until arrival CInard stsansrp
Australia tsxcept West. Fl Islands and Caledonia
I-ue-faTv addressed and VICTORIA
h G.. close here eaily a. $50 ~ up February
r2T inclusive. for dispatch per Mi0wera-
Tahit Marquesas Islands Via san Francisco close
here daily $3.50 up March fl3. Inclusive for
dispatch ger 8. g Nariposa
NOTE-I-nsss otherwise addressed. West Australia "a
Europe. and View Zealand Phfifnnres
Francisc1-the quickest Philippines
specially addressed via Canada Elropsfs
te fully PREPAID az the FOREIGN Hawaii "a
Trarspacidc mails forwarded port smiling daily
enf the schedule % closing arranged the pre-.
sumption . t1er uninterrupted overland transit fRex-
istered mail closes at p m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Possonics. New T0rN. y. T.. February 5. iO0G
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OHIO LEAGUE SHOCKED.
FOraker's Tribute to Hannd-ROOSC-
TeIt Endorsed.

% ,s
'ltN'iahH fe'. IA NI'I.'ll. S''il' Ne''-''li
II ever equallcd I'm the history Of Ohio politics.
occurred AZ tho convention Of tho Ohio League
- r,,,,,,t, Glib. ,t,,, e.o-r~,-, 1,,,-,oc,iv.
-, 49,. -
as II die. the Endorsement OF PRESIDENT koose-
volt lv the league and the critical condition Of
Senator Hanna 4 srf-ito5 FIGHT had heeu ure-
-,
Slpl'al'a u! 'i'e ''I''' w inv ''''''''''V VIZ ~
olutons indorsirE the candidacy 81 President
Roosevelt Objection was made by the Mont
,,,.-,. County, 5araga,io, and "a heated sneerb
-,.-
was Delivered by ho'eI' -\''H' OF LAY ''i'
supvortiru the stand Of the delegation. The
r,ooee,elt sni-it WAS mainly predominant. and
,--'.,. -, t...
MI -'''ii- = ''-'
his opponents. Amid much confusion the Itoose-
Welt resolution was finally adopted. only Mont
,.,,,-.-,. Corrr,. dissenting AZ this moment
- - -, 80. 49,, &c.
Governor HeTFlcA Iose ~" 'i'e F'o''''l" anu az
a voice choking with emotion read a telegram
fror, washington announcing that oxygen was
-. 49,, =. -,,.,,,,, e.-.,.r- fg,r,,s md 81,
-...,,.,... no.. t,.,.i.,
was feared that 2" 'oI1lu'h was E"I'Ies>
4 feathll'ee st!ar IS followed The transition
S-o1, ,b. ttlr-.s.,.-, scere preceding the an
..-.-... -, .r, f.,,5fte4 asrcrr az Tho as
rrbIage afterwtrd WAS so sudden as 70 BE a.
most Stacking
e..t,- F,o-,l,.~ was introduced and s3ob,
IN part as loHo"S-
1 did not come here with the idea OF Inter
.aP''llE ,. 49, nigh T,aIxe an ms rim.
my. my isr. ~ meeting YOU again am glad t.
express. because II Is always a pressure Z" h@
20 see fighting, organized bcdE OF u' i.epL'
lirau marty of ohio. We are met here today
under most favorable party auspices The fe-
-.IbIiral partv has everywhere been triumphant
X .,,,t1a,, has hatfield Us and no serious dill
ference of opinion has arisen 70 create an Sc
riJUs Giscorc III our RANKS. w wiz "a ~,
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House M1orEate-st
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The London ONCE Of THE TRIBUNE Is convenient
place 70 leave embellishments and subscriptions
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Credit LyCnnais. Bureau des Etrangers
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American Express Company, No III Rue Scribe
NICE-Credtt LyOnnais.
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cHILpRENs coIRrs

'ie 4-cit'r al TIE Tribune
notice an item Ia your issue % February
-9l.-ce 10 the adjustment OF a chiIdrer's
t u NeW South wales As Some oro has
-. - '4at information be- sent TO the British con,
- I'D reference 10 the work OF The fl,,s...la
- arc probation Jaws O. Pennsylvania rerrojt
- ~ say That g. p. Ar5II. honorable director
we Ne" houla Waios Society for the pre-
So ~ cruelty % Chl1ren. 10. 27s Pltt-st.
seH,,' n 5. ", Is familiar with such matters
.l's - constant communication with this So
.,s.' $50 permit me GO say further that the ad-
s't Ffotlncc o. South Australia established a
- ohi.drcns court before any such departure
q 1hoefiaken in this country. The law relat-
II S'ate children and COR other purposes q"
- N the Province q South Australia during
y. p known as the State Children's act s. and 50
- Section Cal, Tor tho hearing or trial OF all
= i'"ints and inlorrnaticns against any child or
punishable on summary conviction be-
-. s-Auce or justices. with without the con-
II me accused OF any other person. shall
ySy Mithin thc city Of Adelaide and tho town %
s,rc.., H-eialoe be held IN some place APP
fec-.s.9t appointed IA that behalf by the Chief
,,s'~Is. and not ia any police other court
,-st any act or law heretofore Ia force 10 the
N,tuafF notwithstanding
A. 1assica such city or town may be held in
pliiic pf other court house. but 80 that the
- % tt.al shall take place az an hour other
-. Li-aL az which ordinary trials are tnken-
- 1he thief Secretary may. under special caf-
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DIED.

PLTMPTON-Nary 5. Piympton. wife % Gilbert ".
FvmDt0r. city % pneumonia. February IL Ths
funeral Will take place her late residence No 30
p m lnter-uent at Woodawn.
READ-At the residence OF her daughter. Ms John
IT, Wlsner summit n J.. Maria Louise widow %
Frederic William Read and daughter of ire late
BENJAMIN = Brooks. % bridgeport. Conn Funeral
private Bridgeport and San Francisco papers pisass
copy.
ROCKW Ell FRIDAY. Februarry u. 1904 Rufus Ed
win Rockwell aged q years funeral at his late resi-
dence. No "a ChesJnut-sr-. East Orange y J.. sun
day.
sEMBLER-Suddenly February ?. John G ssnosr. N
the 2frh % his Funeral from his residence.
No Pelington Place Brooklyn. az 80 p m, SaSur-
day. February 10.
EELE-Suddenly. February u. at her residences
No. 5g9 West Slst-st. Mary W. eldest daughter Of
Dr. TheCphilus steele and the late SophoniSba
Breckenridge Steele Interment at Lexington. KY
WESCOTT--At Central Valley, y Z February n
Sarah Peun0ck. wife Of William r WescOtt. Funeral
services at the residence OF her No - Bentley
ave. Jersey City Saturday. 18th. at clock
Please omit flowers
wE,ssELIS-At the Hotel w1nth-op. IN this city.
"Wednesday. February 10 sarah e, widow % John G.
vessels IN the list year Of her age Funera. services
IN ST James VI E. Church. Madisonassx Aa4 i2sthsS-
Saturday. 18th inst. at l30 p
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SATURDAY. a. m for Europe. per Ne,v-Yors.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg mail FOR Ireland bs
Girectsd per s. View lork), at $50 m. Tor
Belgium direct, s.. s Naderlaud be III
reC-ed per s.. S. NadeTiaud' n M Itay
direct HOhenzollern (rnafl be directed
g. Ei1helzolieru'l O-30 Scotland
direct e. AnchOriI mail be directed per
s. AnchJria.D, at l0.3O a. IN. (suppementar II
Tor talrure. per S. 3 Lubria. via Queenstown
81 NpAf-Ar 10 a. IN. BE per Finland
tuIdIl must be directed per 3 g. Finland).
After the cosi1s Of the Supplementary Transatlant,
Mails named above additional supplementary Mails
opened the piers 81 the American. English French
and German steamers, and open until with Ten
Minutes % the hour q sailing o. steamer.
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HANNA WAS NEAR DEATH
Continued from first page

nounced that the patient had taken a little
nourishmert, including some diluted whiskey.
and had retained it.
Senator Hanna's brother, on leaving the sick
room al O'Clock. said: Mark had a very Sc
we're chill. but is slowly coming out of IT under
the influence Of powerful stimulants and oxygen.
His temperature is lower and he Is breathing
better"
Before this. these coming out or the sickroom
scarcely knew what to say regarding the SEN
ator's condition. much depended on his power
to rally. It was said several times that his
breathing was better but at first it could not
be told whether the breathing was natural or
superficial and only induced by the oxygen.
At o'clock the following bulletin, announcing
reaction and improved condition. was issued by
the doctors. giving relief to the large number
OF Senator Hanna's friends who were in his Of
fee and in the corridors of the Arlington:
Senator Hanna had a chill at p. m lie has
reacted from it. and is in better condition.
So IL 'epera tuTe' lo0 10 R FgsPTYti0n'
CARTER.
OSLER.
Most OF the members OF the Ohio delegation in
Congress called at the hotel. and also large
number OF Senators and members of the House.
Among them were Senators Spooner. Lodge.
kean Plat. OF Connecticut. and Elkns, and
Representatives Payne and DalZell. Among the
members of the Cabinet who called were Secre-
taries Taft and CortelyoU and Postmaster Cen
eral Payne. General Dick, Of Ohio was one OF
the first to arrive after the chang. was noted.
and he remained Jntil late tonight.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt called. and
Mrs. Roosevelt was with Mrs. Hanna when the
doctors at noon announced improved tenn
perature. The President came later and re-
manned in Senator Hanna's apartments nearly
half an hour, when he was fully advised of the
condition OF the patient at that hour. lie had
not beer gone long when the change occurred.
The constant attendance made necessary by
the Senator's critical illness has been severe
strain on the physicians. and especially on DIT.
Carter. He was So much exhausted tonight
that DR.. r r. Futcher. Of Baltimore. Or. Osler 3
assistant. came over TO spend the night and re-
Heve DR.. Carter Of the watch over the sick man.
The physicians say the chill from which Sen
ator Hanna suffered is unusual in typhoid cases
and has few presidents. 10 does not follow. they
say. that another is likely TO occur and for this
reason they are inclined to hope there may be
40 further tr1 able from this source.
4 pathetic feature Of Senator Hanna's illness
is the receipt OF number Of kilograms Of CON
doence with his family based reports of his
death. printed in newspapers in the East and
West.
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SILL HuNTINe FoR DODGE.

Assistant District Attorney Garvin received sew
eral kilograms yesterday from Detective Sergeant
HerIihy who Is in Houston. Tex. hunting for
Charles i. Dodge. who is wanted in this city
charge OF perjury in the proceedings leading TO
the arruluent OF the marriage OF his wife TO Charles
" Morse. Dodge is thought to have gone TO
Mexico. Il said the District Attorneys
wav FOR the surety company which went on his
borF 10 bring him back.
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Should be DAILY by al Interested. changes
may occur az tmeJ
Foreign mails for the week end nc February r.
viii close promptly in all General Postof7c9
follows ParceIsFOst Mails
closing below. Mails Ger
many close az m. Monday per Kaiser VIM. der
Crosse and Wednesday. 8. 3. Blucner
Regular and supplementary mails close Foreign
ton hat hour later than closing
that supplementary Nails for Europe
tea, Via Colon, close hour Foreign StatOn
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ere. ExcErr
TFAN-pA-IFIC

CUBAva Port Tampa Fil closes at this otEcs daily.
Thursday. "a m. connecting nails
close here on Mondays Wednesday and Satlrdaysl.
MEXICO CITY-Overand unless specially addressed
dfsn4trb fv Al rs daily
suniay. at 80 3. M. and 10 so D. sundays al
D. m. and 1880 D.
NEWFOUNDLAND rail- n North sydney and thence
bv steamer. closes thfs Ofice az p m
connecting mails close ~ere Monday. Wednesday
Saturday
JAMAICA-By PhiIsdeIphia thence BY steamer
closes this Office at l05D p. every sunday. b
rail- u Boston. and thence by steamer closes az this
Office ar D. 49,. every Friday.
MIQTELON-By rail to Boston, and themes BIZ steamer
closes az this office daily az $50 p. m
BELIZE PUERTO CORrEZ ami GUATEM ALA-Rv rail
10 Ne-CrIeans and thence BY steamer. al this
Office daily. sunday. n IN fln.3D
m SUNDAYS n fl ID. and 1000 y m tcoruacffn.-
mall closes Mondays 1880 .. M
COSTA EICN-Bv Orleans. then~. bv
steamer this Office daily. SUNDAY.
IN 80 d. and 1880 g. sundays at Fl n AMI
1880 p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
ffU-3O p.
BAHAMAS texcept Nails)-By 10 Miami
Fla thence By steamer. closes at IS 30
Monday Wednesday ard saturday.
fIseg. stored NAL closes a 8 D. m. previous day.
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HUNTING ~ THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES.
Illustrated account Of pleasures. In tomorrow
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Dog show AZ Madison square Garden.
Annual dlancr q the New-Y-rk Press Club. Waldorf
evening
Dinner given 10y - the 13th Regiment for Colonel
J.. Austen Democratic club. evening
Dinner s. She Alumni the college ~ the city % New
York. saNuy. evening.
r.-tes C-45 5Iuuer S7r Heinrich Conrted. evening.
Games % the Church Athletic League. 9-a Regiment
Arrpry. evening
IA Slice civic club discussion on The Transit
Problem ~ CITY, No 254 Grand s.. $50 p m
Educational Alliance production % The Tempest East
Broadway ami Jefferson st. $50 3. ~
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New-yo-k city. Feb. H. 1904
TAG PRODUCTION OF "PARsIFAL'"

To The Editor 81 The Tribune -..,- ,-,,-
Sir: regret 20 read that the musical - -
= ,r.-,,i,b whose stand Tor sentiment. ideai--
60, ,d moral az not legaD dealing caused MN 4.
l' - LANGUAGE. was fined so in sun.
,-(,gbt by Heinrich conried. OF this cry. -.
course the small fine prAcucaHs ls-.-5 -, s,,-s
- tbopsands OF Wagnerites would glAaiy pay
his fine. -. .bo -,o-,1 vvron-
-. 7f-e-a-e Is 81 rot time that the talk
-, 80 sake" when r. IS really for artstlc d9.55
- mis- SHOULD De squecheot 'PafsiI9i sLlpul,.
iar - ,,~eseryad AZ I}aNreuth. with ITS halo o.
xf-er,ers genius Bringing ia out hers crew anu
rfo curious wei others Anree 49,
- re Munich c.Itici Down with money natliis
IA such j Way Yours truly ,,7r- A. rr--1-rs-r-
,,evy-York Feb. q. 1904
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS at THE HOTELS

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Wiuslow. L. :. y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O.
HamhIln. Of Dayton, Ohio. NlHTORlA-John r.
Bauirtn OF Providence. and Captain George &.
R,itcr T. : y. WALDORF-ASTORIA-Se
G. w. Fairbanks. OF Indiana.
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date for vote. not later than February -, and.
OF course. u viii pass upon the day finally fixed
ttor me vote. think pretty nearly al VIII then
nave been said by the opposition that they care 70
ouer. and T think the fun opportunity for discus
sion has developed nothing that reflects adversely
upon the attitude Of the administrator II there
mas been any attempt on the part OF our Demo
cFauc friends 60 make campaign material II has
betn without material results.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC,

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m. for cuba. s. Mexico. VIA Havana.