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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27
%sS@I5c 1REYO HEARTSk5g1
z>z<SSs~r9pLOUS JOSEPH VANCE >>

the point on the hrelines nearest the burning build
ing.
What this meant Mr.. Bsrcus had not the slight
est Idea. But his attention was first distracted by
the maneuver then fixed by the tSce OF a man who
was following in the hollow of the Van evil white
face that seemed somehow vaguely familiar
cry audible-"Flrebugi Lynch him!
Lynch the frebug"-and at this the mob turned
as man and streamed away in pursuit OF an
invisible quarry, who chose to attempt his escape
by route directly opposite to that which would
have led him within view Of Mr. Barcus.
Startled, and Of a sudden persuaded that there
might have been more in his "hunch" than was
sanely to be credited, Barcus started up and was
the point of stepping out Of his cab II with
rather aimless purpose, when he was stayed by
sight OF that evil white face returning the way IL
now made faster progress, thanks to the dsorgan-
ization Of the mob by the chase OF the alleged
incendiary
And now, Barcus saw, the man OF the white face
was not alone There someone with him
someone whose head bended and face con.
cealed but who seemed TO be feminine.
And So Barcus argued, why might II not be Rose
Trine, suffering new persecution at the hands of
her unnatural fathers creatures?
He too far away to make sure and attempt
any interference; but he pointed White Face out
to his chauffeur as the reached touring car on
the edge OF the mob and the woman was lifted in
(unresisting and apparently in a dead faint, and
when the touring swung round and picked up
it's heels, the taxicab of Mr. Barcus trailed 1t as
unostentatiously as II it pertinacious shadow
Ten minutes later, from the rear deck of ferry
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27

In that quarter IL was presently lost to the
sight OF Mr. Barcus, engulfed in light folds OF haze
that we're creeping in from seawards to dim and
tarnish the pristine brilliance Of that day.
H-BIRDMAN
About eight o'clock in the evening Of the same
day a motorcar deposited at the Hotel Monolith
gentleman whose weather-beaten and oil-stained
motoring-cap and duster covered little clothing
more than shirt and trousers and assorted oddly
in the eyes Of the deskclerk with the rather
meticuousy turned-out guest known to him as
Mr.. Arthur Lawrence and to the management OF
the hotel as Mr. Alan Law incognito.
Eventually persuaded the clerk yielded up the
key to Mr.. Lawrences suite OF rooms, together
de guerre.
Alans impatence was so great that he could
hardly wait to examine these communications until
he quit OF the public eye.
The first proved to be a characteristic
munication:
Dear Ulysses-Thanks for the Jail delivery.
got in this morning Just in time to motor over to
Jersey In hopes Of seeing your finish a bachelor;
instead, was favored by being made an involun-
tary witness to your spectacular ascent, following
your almost equally spectacular highdive.
but to business: my time is limited; in half
hour more am due to double in baclface for
the purposes of the author of this meodramatic
sfarce which yoT, no doubt call the history of
your grande passion.
Il mean to say-well, several things to-wit:
When ! saw you snatched out OF the North river
l was engaged in trailing a pale-faced villain in
motorcar concerning whom you probably know
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27

advised thereto by a sound, rather a series OF
sustained sounds, which had Heretofore been in
audible to him. Possibly they had not till then
existed; possibly the man servant whom he found
snoring in chair outside closed door had not
fallen asleep and begun to snore until the moment
when Alan set foot upon the lower step of that
final ascent.
No sound warned him of the door that opened
at his back he stood watching the sleeping
guard. piercing shrek the first intimation
he received that his presence had been discovered
II served as we'll to move him instantly into action:
single glance overshouder showed him the fig
ure Of a maidservant in cap and gown, her mouth
still wide and full OF sound-and Alan fell upon
the guard like thunderbot The man had bare
ly time to jump up and recognize the alarm: then
fist caught him on the point OF his jaw, and he
returned promptly to deep unconscousness.
Backing on, Alan took short run cleared the
prostrate body of the guard with leap, and flung
himself full force against the door, his shoulder
striking a point nearest the lock With a splinter
ing crash It broke inward Without dignity
decorum he sprawled all fours into the pres
of Judith Trine
Poor Mr.. Law" she cried, with mocking nod
always disappointed! I'm so sorry-truly ami"
"oh, spare me your sarcasm" he begged resent
fully. It's ridiculous enough, this whole mad
business"
''But l am not sarcastic" she insisted with such
sincerity that he opened his eyes In wonder. BE
heve me, am sorry for once Il is and not Rose
whom you find locked up herel For. you see,
am locked up. by way of punishment-thanks to
my having had pity on you once too often-while
my father decamps mysteriously for parts un
known"
You don't know where he's gone. them"
DO you" she asked sharply.
TN general way BY special train to the
West
Taking Rose?"
so I'm told"
The woman chOked upon her anger, but quickly
mastered II.
He shall pay for this" she asseverated
Your father: I wish him nothing more nor
less than your enmity" Alan assured her ciyilly
But since 1t seems that he has gone, and Rose
with him, If you'll forgive me. I think I'll be
going"
"Alone?"
"Why-yes"
You wouldn't care for a companion du voyage7"
she suggested.
"Oh-reallyl" he protested
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27

Coast agreeing TO wait for Alan with his biplane
in Van Cortlandt park from midnight till day
break, prepared if need be to undertake a trans
continental flight
Thereafter Mr.. Law proceeded to rehabilitate
himself in decent clothing and his esteem;
after bathing, he dined alone in his rooms, from
a tray; after dining he slept soundy for three
hours-and may be thought to have earned at
least that much rest through having been for four
hours a passenger in a hydroaeroplsue lost in fogs
territory in an impenetrable shroud
Nor had this been all. Leaving aside all that
had led up to Aan's rescue by Coast: the forced
taken place on the South shore OF the Great South
bay; search Of hours had followed before boat
found to convey Alan and the aviator to the
mainland; and motor run of several hours had
followed that. conveying Coast to his Hampstead
hangers and Alan to his hotel in New York.
At midnight he committed an act OF burglary.
calmly and with determination breaking his way
into the house of Seneca Trine through the area
windows and basement.
In this nefarious business nothing hindered and
none opposed him. But for a single lighted win
dow in the upper tier (but not, he noted, the win
dow to Roses bedchamber) and one or two lights
which he found burning dim in the kitchen Offices
and other servants quarters on the lower floor, he
would have thought the house empty. The silence
of an abandoned place informed it all--below the
upper-story. But he not to be satisfied with
such negative evidence: he explored the dwelling
minutely. room by room. story by story.
He negotiated that last fight of steps which
led to the topmost floor with extraordinary stealth
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27
NINTH INSTALLMENT

The photo-Srsn1a corresponding TO he b1staln,en.I Of
The Trey o'Hesrts'' may nou be at the hsdane
a1ovtne picture heaters By this gnique arrangement
SvHh the Universal Fin Nfe. Co. Is therefore not only
possible TO read 4" The Trey o'Hesrs" IN tbs paper.
BOT also TO see each h1StaLnenf of of The riOOtao
ptcfBre hesfers.
Copyright, 1914 by Louis Joseph vanoe)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27
as A CROW files.

sTNOPsIS-Tbs Of Hearts death employed
oy secena Trtne In the private OF which
through the OF his daughter judith q vio
lent passions like his he Alan Law,
OF the dead) who responsible
for the accident which Trns a helpless cripple
Alan in love with and In loved by Rose Judths
twin and double, but In all opposite Judith
TO compass Alan's DEATH
he saves her life and unvingiy There
after judith 10 by hatred the
love and esiousy ot her sister. Rose The KID
nsped BY her fathers ordersRnd conveyed
the slums Of jersey City, frohch Alan
accidentally setting the tenement on hre
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
POLICE Department.

Transfers-Aug. c. Lieuts. II. Z. En-
right com. o. 10 I67th; +. J. Finn, 15'th
10 22d Aug 4, Ptlmn. W. Dsly, 'th l.
- ASsIgnments-Aqt. d. sergts, % grade.
II r. Winant. ID. ]. Glsyin and W. c.
Mckay. bet Bu., assigned as act. neuts.'
for desk duty at 9th Branch. Aug. 3; Pumn.
b. Driscoll. u. Blu. assigned as station
house attendant in 9th Br., destination as
act. det. sergt., ID grade, revoked from
midnight. Aug. g. ,,.n. W
J. Koenig, iG2d to 27sth. 10 DAYS July 81
Serrts ID. KelIcher. 10th. 20 u. Blu, days
Aug. g. detailed to d. A. q. H. Perlso'
i64th to iGOth. IS days. Aug: .; Act Det'
A. o., Bronx. days. Aug. 81 Mounted
Ptlmn c. A. Hill, SD. TO c. o.. Ia days;
Aug. 4: Ptlmn. r. FitZpstriek. l5lst ana
Z. r. Frel l56th pct to 9th l. ~ n ~ Crog GoSs'
loy. 9Th, and T. j. Martin, 18th, detailed 10
ID A. o.; C. Il. Koerbacher, 18th. 10 Gays
Aug. Z: f. A Doherty 1921, 10 days Aug q
iSf or. j. o'SS; MScManus. anus III q; II. sommers. 25
For : days. Aug. 3, detailed to d. A. o.;
J. T. Rockford. ~ !. J: Allen: ;S2dd,c.,.d. 81
". II. crowley. 4; 7. J. Martin lei :. =
Wilson, 80; Aug. .: NJ. Grossman; 80; =
Dribben, l43; }. Cohen, ~; J De, DS1deTS, si
j. n. Gassman, t4G; l.. Ross, 20; Aug. o.
r. J. Mayor. 4: ]. Watson. 80; y. Sny-
decker. IS: A. Trezza, l5l; Aug. I; ;. r.
Nazuriiewicz, 2s: S. Kieturhewicz. Jr,
Is; F. D. J. Pickett, So. C. II, Cole; 90
N. lmbriale, 149; r. Studwell, l52; a. T.
hin, 1855; c. r. Wakerly, l67; J. p. Werle'
2S3 N
Detective Bureau-To 9th Branch. 30
days. Aug. 3: Act. bet. sergts; 1st Grsde
J. T. Murphy. So 3; J. L. VI. Grimth, SO
8: r. Mcell. lst Br.; G. Riley, LIST Bri j.
T. Shevlin, LIST Br; I'd Grade, 5. }. Iacz-
Leave Leave Of Absence with payl-Lieut. e;
G Casey 1st 1 dav. Aug. @. to be deducted
from vacation. without pay-Sergt W.
T. Reich 25th. 4 days, Aug. 4: Ptlmn. T.
Belchert 23d days, Aug. 4; J. j. OCon-
nor. ir., l45th. l day. Aug. 2.
Sick Leaye--Lieut A McNulty' sd
30 days, Aug ]. ~.
Adyancement-To $3.50 Grade. Ptlmn
G G Beyer, Sch for Recruits, July IS.
Relieved from Suspension and Restored
to Duty-Ptlmn A 4 Terra, 2sth, Aug 3;
A Kleinmeier. aga. Aug J; McAulihe'
IJ4th. Aug I.
suspended from Duty without Pay
Ptlmn Kleinmeier. aga, Aug j; + Nc
Auline. 154th, Aug 7.
Dismissed-Aug 3, Ptlmn W Ryan 1st
found guilty: charge. July is. neglect o.
duty. violation OF rules and conduct unbe-
coming an Officer, intoxicated.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
FIRE DEPARTM ENT.

Practice-To report TO engineer OF str.
T.. : Richards. at the eth Regiment Arm0ry.
10 o'clock a. m. August s: &. W. Roe, Eng.
l3; j. T. Toote. Eng. IS: L. J. Donovan, Eng.
q: Ralph Bonholz Eng. 36; J. J. ID Aze-
vedo, Eng. 56 William Clancy. Eng. 20;
u a. pammeyer, Esng 81; W. j. Gallagher.
Eng 2l3; W. T. Hickey, Eng. 2li; Charles
Chsrous Eng 22i T. 5. Richards. Eng, z2'
L. Ergenzlngcr. Eng 81; Frank Mum, Ems.
~: G A. Widmer. jr., Eng. 80; j. 4. Chat
taway, Eng 27l. Herman frenner, Eng. rs;
l.. 4. Woolley Eng. 81 cd sec); Ernes,
Bernsen. H. & L. II; J. 4. Unrath, II. l..
40: A. T. Cole. II. & I. 10i; A. ". Forster,
H. & l.. lOS; Joseph Miller. No. 3, ii. & J..
fI5: W. H. Breuer, X. l.. ll5. y. J.
Bruno. H. & l. i2s: George Olsen. II. & l..
I2S: {. G. Brown. II. l. 1877; J. J.
O'Keefe. II. & l.. l47; Joseph Stack. H. a
l.. l4S.
Special Leaves OF Absence (no pay)-
Fireman lst grade J. ]. Tierney, Eng Is.
u hours. Aug .: Capt. Peter Benson, Eng.
o. L hours. Aug. 6; Fireman I'd eradel Peter
Behrmann, ir. II. l.. l25. IS hours. Aug.
4: Firemen list grade) George Miller. No. ?.
Eng PIG. q hours, Aug. 6; J. 4. Wren, Eng.
"a. Il hours. Aug. 5: Lieut.. p w. r. Gerard.
Eng. .53. ~ hours. Aug. g.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
ARIlIXID

Steamers Vsdcrlsnd CBoD, Antwerp July p
ana Dover 70 10 the Red star Line, VII"
e drst. 2l2 second cabin and 5sl steersge pas
senrers and mdse. Bar. $3.50 m.
Mexico Havana August ], 10 the rev loIA
and cuba Mail IS 60, with l2 passengers
mails and mdse Bar. $40 m.
Tenadores (Br, Port Limon July ana
Colon 29. 10 the United Fruit co, with y
passengers, mails and mdse. Bar o'5 ID
Cd. ,-- ~. q, o,a
Saramacca CBr). Porto BarTios July 2 snd
Santiago 60, TO the United Fruit co, with IL
passengers. mails and mdse. Bar. l'oo n;
Borinuuen Ponce July Is, MayaBuez ~
Aeuadilla 2l Arroyo "a, Fajardo % ana san
Juan .. 10 the Bull Insular Line. with indse'
Portonis 0ier,. Nipe July q. to the Munson
SIS Line. with sugar. Bar, 1880 p m.
Chippewa, Brunswick August ], TO the NAL
lory IS 60. with passengers and muse
Quarantine. t:l3 a IN. .,..... ..
CITY OF Columbus, Savannah August ], 70
the ocean Ss Co, with passengers and mdse'
Quarantine SOS a m
Carolyn. Boca Grande July go for Carteret
to A II Bull g. Co, with mdse. Sandy HOOK
Concho. Galveston July %. TO the Mallory
tine, $50 q m.
Arapahoe. Jacksonville August and
Charleston @ TO the Clyde SIS Co, with pas
sengers and mdNs. Quarantine, $40 m.
jefferson, Newport News and Norfolk, 20
the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse. Quarantine, 2:2j m
SAILED.
Steamers Comanche. Charleston and Jack
sonville. Missourian, san Francisco Madison,
Norfolk and Newport News, city OF Mont
gomery, Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
BerEen Aug 3. MISUNDERSTANDING
tNorJ, New York
Glasgow, Aug 3-Caledonia (Br), New
York. 49,
Falmouth, Aug 4-Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Ger New York for Hamburg.
Amsterdam. Aug 1-Prins Frederik Hen
dirk Du), New York via West Indies,
Venezuela and Madeira.
Gibraltar, Aug 2-Lissa (Br), New York
via Norfolk for Venice; 8, City Of Ma
drid (Br), from Iloilo, etc). Boston and
New York.
Bahia. Aug 2-American, New York for
Santos
Plymouth. Aug 4-Kursk (Russ), New
York FOR Libau.
Libau, July 2s-Russia (Rus). New York
for Rotterdam.
Naples, July 99-san GiOrgio QtsD, New
York.
SAILED.
Barbados, july 31-Vaubsr (Br), 0rom
New York;, Santos. etc.
Singapore Aug 1-Indra (Br), Grom
Hiogo, etc). New York.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Oficial Record and Forecast.-wsshing-
ton. Aug. 4-Weather conditions and gem
eral forecast:
A Northwest Canadian disturbance has
moved eastward 20 tho Dakotas and Man
i.oba. attended by some local thunder show
ers in the former section. and pressure has
fallen generally throughout tho Central.
Southwestern and extreme Western portions
Of the country. Sith local thunder showers
in Colorado and the western portions OF
Nebraska aud Kansas. Thunder showers
also continued in the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states, but elsewhere over the Eastern
half Of the country the weather Was gen
orally fair. The Northwestern disturbance
is followed BY moderate high pressure area,
with a decided relief from the high tempera-
lures that have prevailed for some days over
the extreme Northwestern states and the
Canadian Northwest. Elsewhere over the
county temperatures have generally risen,
except along the Atlantic Coast. but are only
moderately high. as a rule.
There will be local thunder showers Wednes-
day in the plains states and the Missouri
Valley. extending Wednesday night and
Thursday into the upper Mississippi and
lower Ohio valleys, the upper lake and west
ern lover lake regions. Local thunder show
ers will also continue Wednesday and Thurs
day in the south Atlantic and east Gulf
states, and probably In scattered localities
in the west Gulf states. In the East and
Far West fair weather will prevail Wednes-
day and Thursday. and Il also VIII be gen
srstl, Fair Thursday In the Missouri Valley.
fhe plains states and the Rocky Mountain
region It viii be warmer in the East ana
somewhat cooler In the Northwest. Elise
where temperature changes VIII not DC &c
cided. ,r,.,..
winds for Wednesday and Thursday
North and Middle Atlantic moderate cast
south Atlantic moderate northeast ana
east. except variable off the Florida coast:
Guf moderate south; upper Lakes, mod
crate south. lower Lakes. east 10 south
east.
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York, fair wednesday. warmer In the
interior; Thursday partly eioudyi Western
New York, fair aud warmer wednesday; I;
Thursday unsettled. probably local showers
ssutbern New England. partly cloud
"wednesday In extreme south portlon'
Thursday, partly CLOUDY and warmer.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-An .deal Who can think OF some
simple thing 20 pstent3 Protect yeur ideas.
they may bring you wealth. Write for
NEEDED inyentionsf and How To Gt. Your
Patent ami You, Money" Randolph 6 Com.
rany. Patent ATTORNEYS Wash. ID. c
ANNUAL INCOME $500 from small orch
ards without active participation; requires
500 down. 81 100 during three years. Graf.
II Ave 6. BROOKLYN,
INVESTOR 10 take Inactive interest In ex-
handing publishing business; absolutely con
troll finances Address DALI, Box 70, Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Pannonia. reported as 3o2 miles oast
OF Sandy Hook AZ m yesterday. IS eApe'E
ed 10 dock Thursday forenoon. go
The Nenezia. so miles east at m VIII
dock Thursday forenoon.
The olympic SsS miles east az m VIII
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

r,.,,t,.,to, ard st.am,r $50 y.
Japan, Coroa, China, and Philippine
Islands via sesttle)-Awa MaTD. .'Aus
Hawaii Ois Sau Irancisco)-Mat
sonia ...''..'.' .:,''' '-ci','' qua
Philippine Islands via san iran
clsco) -Shlnyo Maru .............. aug
Japan. Corea and China tspecisIly
addressedl via Seaitle)-Chicago
Maru .....s.ss.ss. q. @ o. . --~"
Tahiti. Marauesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia Except
WesU (yis san Francisco) avg
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

FROM Inc lTlbuhc buIeau.I
Washington. August 4.
Col. A. G. SHARPE. INF, detailed 10 NIL
vacancy Ia inspector generals Dept
remain on present duties.
Name of Col. ~ 4. GLENN. General stan.
placed OF list Of detached officers.
Col n W. MILLER. 10th Inf, from once
chief Of stan. Aug ~, 10 ~. sill, for
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
Vessel For. lane. close. salls.
Ia Lorraine, Havre. TT. 200 m los0o m
Caribbean, Bermuda, RASP. S:0Oa IN lO'Vg III
Maracaibo Ia Guayra u y $50 a IN Il m
: Marta Jamaica, " Fruit $3.50 a m 12.VO IN
Td Harris, II de J, Ill; 100 a m s'V9 p ~ ~
Ancon, Cristobal p II R...n 80 a IN S.W y IN
Creole. n Orleans, Pec.. -- l.'9 ~
Lampasas. Galveston, Mall - l'V !"
THURSDAY. AUGUST 9.
Esp.ranza Vera c. w'd 900 IN 100 m
Saram'ca Belize. In Fr. 1880 m 300 p m
LdJa,lc TFnooI " star --- 1900 IN
hranaho. t'l.v,Ilc CIv --- 1900 m
c Of Columbus saw, say --- 5,UV y III
Msnchioneal Jam. UT -- lE'VV III III -
III sud, Galv'stn. Maly --- 5'VV p III
FRIDAY. AUGUST Z
st. Paul, Southsmp'n, Am. $50 m IVY wv I'll
Naracas. Grenada. Red D..l0:00 m Il 'o0 IN
p Maurits. Hayti. X d W Ill 80 p m 500 y m
Antilla Nassau, Ward. -- i-'V III
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
INSECT EXTERMINAToRs.

BEDBUGs. ROACHES, EXTERMINATED
In -four hours; scientific method. EUGsrER
co, SIS West 18th audubon 34S0.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World


Northern New England. fair "wednesday
and Thursday.
New Jersey West virginia, Virginia.
Maryland. District OF Columbia and Dela-
ware. fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Western Pennsylvania. fair wednesday
Thursday unsettled. probably local showers
Local Official Record.--The following ON
cisl record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes In the temperature for
the last twenty-four hours I'm comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
1914
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
CARPET CLEANING.
For SALE.

SMALL COLLECTION OF good paintings.
including an Inness; closing estate. Ad-
minisirator. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
FIRE RECORD.

4. NJ
4 iS-Walker az, near Protectory ay'
Mulhein & Dressler. 5000.
12;45-S2O East l6sth st.; Albert Kynesi
no damage.
4:i5-1l0 Bowery; Max Himmel: slight.
g:30-23G West 37th ST.; Mccall Publish
ing CO.. slight.
1O:2O-iO5 East 1iith ST.: Philip Kaplan:
slight
1i:so-9s0 Freeman st.; owner unknown:
no damage.
NJ
12:45-4Ts Water st; owner unknown; no
damage.
f:so-70s East 1T6th ST.: Isaac Rothman;
damage trining.
T:eO-2eT East SSth ST.; owner unknown:
damage trifing.
s:Z-5s King II. (oiI can In streeO; no dam
age.
s:g5-5s5 Ninth av.. l.. Sterber: trlnng.
s.S0-li7 y list S., Barry & Co rihing.
$500 T. 18th ST.. Henry Koch Co.; no
damage.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL. GREENwALD Sherin's Auctloneer
sells this day Wednesday. August ). at II
m at ij-T Mercer street, by virtue OF a
certain writ Of execution.
Flat Top Desks, Roll Top Desks.
Oflco Tables Chairs. Filing Cabinets. safe,
Stools Drawing Table. Rugs. Hat Rack. um~
hreila Holder. Waste Baskets. Typewriter Ma
chine and Desk. etc.
MAN s GRlFENITAGEN, Sherlfst~-
HERMAN ENGEf, Deputy Sh-rin.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Local omcIaI Record.--Th.

Highest temperature yesterday rs tst
1880 p. M; lowest. ss (st q. M: aver
age. 10: average for corresponding date
last year. 70. average for corresponding
date last thirty-throe years. -.
Local Forecast.-Fslr to-day. to-mor-
row, partly cloudy and warmer; moderate
east and southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Tuesday. August 4,
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. t;59. sunset, 712. moon riscz. -
m; moons aEe IS.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
Humidity.
Barometer Readings.

ss m. o. D.. M. 65 sp. M. 90
Barometer Readings.
a. m, 30.O41 p. m. s0.o5ls p. m, 5o.os
United States Department OF Agriculture
weather bureau: observations taken at ?.
m. 10Th meridian time
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
DAILY TRIPS TO
Inter. r.State Park landing

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN proesess
to London on the American liner -. =
Paul this Friday will undertake 70 delne
gold anywhere in England on pes 81
commission. References on demand
dress E. r., 80 Church ST., Room isD
Telephone Cortlandt 1904.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.

Aug. 2-Tonopsh T-t and X AZ province
town: Bsinbridse, At Chefoo' "Iscier ~
Mszatlan. .-. ,,.
Aug. a-Walke and Stere,t AZ Nspesslln Bsy;
Panther and Monaghan al Fort Pond SAY
st Gardiner's paw. Cesar. at Guantanamoi
wilmington, at Hong Kong.
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

Clsrk's lTth Orient Cruise. FEB J. &c
CLARK. Times Building. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

An, s-Rhods Island. Perkins. Drsyton and
Terry. from Newport for Gardiner's BAY I,
wake and Sterett. from Newport Tor
Napeaguo Bay; Panther ana Monagnail'
from Newport FOR Fort Pond Bay; Brutus'
from Vera cruz FOR Hampton Roads; Pral-
rle. from Port-au- Prince for Guantanamo
ia son ordered placed in reserve at navy !srd'
Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

KEANssURe, NJ J. Essla.,. SSsi, Is 60. %
trips sat. / &sp. a. sun. II 80 a. u.