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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

And now that the nation may call you
back again into active service from your
well earned retirement. let me say that
the writer feel about forty years old and
as ready to follow where my gallant COM
mander leads, as ever If you can find a
place for me to fill. Enter my name at
the top of the list.
Yours for the honor and glory of the
old flag Of the free, for three years more
or during the N'Er. As ever.
Old Ironsdes
William NJ. Watson, 7i6 Madison ave-
nue., Scranton, Pa.
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Anniversary Celebration,

Next Tuesday night Scranton Tent,
No. 253. Knights of Maccabees. will
celebrate the third anniversary of its
institution with a complimentary en-
tertainment and reception in the BIZ
cycle club house.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

elegant in style, quality and workman
ship, at $3.50; another shoe of better
quality with Vesting top for $3.50. 5
Brothers shoe store, sos Lacka. ave.
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DIED.

JONES.--In West Scranton, March IL, 1soS
Mrs. David ID. Jones, 70 years of age. at
the residence, rear of 1856 North Fillmore
avenue. Funeral Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the residence. Interment
at Washburn street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

GOOD TIMES have come to those
whom Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured Of
scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, weak nerves, or some other form
of impure blood.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16
TRIED TO JUMP
FROM A TRAIN
Detective Moir Had Trouble with His
Prisoner, Simowicz.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE

simowicz Finally Had to be Hand
cufled to the Car Seat for sate-
kecping--was Discharged on One
Count and Sent to Jail on Another.
Ills Accuser, Petroski, Was Held in
Baii on n Charge OF Poriury--Pieas
Made by His ATTORNEY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

HOODS PILLS are the only pills
to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

A chainless Columbia bicycle will be
given away at Frank J. O'Hara's cigar
store, 43l Spruce street. ss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

The Wtlkes-Barre Record can be mad
In Scranton at the news stands of M.
Meinhart, 1l9 Wyoming avenues: Mac,
Lackawanna avenue.
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Special Brew.
SI25.OO Free,

f. Robinson's Sons Book Beer on tar
Thursday. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-16

f. Robinson's Sons
Book Beer on tap in all hotels and res.
taurants Thursday. =.
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SDecioI Brew.

Il. Robinson's Sons Book Beer.on tap
Thursday.
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steam Heating and Plumbing,
j. F. e. NJ. T. Howley, ,231 Wyoming ave
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Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Gas
/. tritis aud all

ders positively cured. Grover Grahams Dys-
pepsla hemedy Is suechc. One dose re-
the most chronic and severe cases il guaran-
teed. DO not sufferl A 6O-cent bottle will
convince the most skeptical
Matthews Bros, Druggists $40 Lacka
wanna avenue.
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Nolan Bros, 5I5 Linden street.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas-fitting. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
u,,rrp DauROscTs RESIGNATION.

A. has alrcady been stated N ~" 49,,
a., he no concerts IN New-N'rk oy Inv -
s..io,v no1; season. Mr. Waiter hA',''' ,...
~, .cs,grcd the conduc'orship OF tho society
t a.. tho or hesira witch p" has h"r"''i'' "
-, 81, co,,-o, VII rov' season be asfo'i' 81
- .h r-uls Op.ra Company. and go bs kept OUT
q, Nev-York cry & Is extremely improoa''" va .,
The o-sanization viii 20 maintained. Il " - - W.
o,'y he IN name and with a View o' p'S7'"'r -
.,,,,,o, Of activities In the future i mas oe.''
49,. a.. .ec-., for several years that the enter
-, ,,s h.en nnancia.lv Improbable. Al inc ~"
t,,,,g - the season which has lust come 10 "
cios. .be-4 was considerable question "he'ne' ~
NJ, concerts would h" given. ana N" ehs't'".''
with tho opera brought irr"gHaTry '"'o '" 10
scheme 20 tho present arnoun ceinrn' ~ ""' IN ~
- rre,;e rnurh surprise. ,,...-.
~ D,rrosrh som his resignation 70 ne ore,
~ me society from Washington on IN" -',I m'iard
-or,h n "a iot'er addressed 10 Henry r lto"'a''
the society wee rres !e"I -. ga ,otircuoent
trlr ,hiic No 20 composition erd me ens"sem'"'
q, fhe orchestra tv Nr ELS II" h'""' .
you win rcadNy understand maj II "oulu ~,
neither 80 .hc Interest OF the symphony Sl',y nor
70 my own 90 continue our cois'r't men
90, have hc.u with as corpora" noly so'
oycr six wears TIE directors ~ ~" Synphohy 20
,nrve ar orchesrra devoted 20 symphonic music vi
New York know on loo w"n I.a c, 'bie fo riye
a. az orr nestra could not haN" continued - rNts
necessity OF supporting an orchestra deNo'. .
.rv.., - e,tnrhouIr music During me thirteen
Esats o ' s nom socioy no cloud hns married our
rcla,tors Win cnch other ma snail always lo.
80 c,ir sfriyings ard our accompiis huent~ May
,or,uro 20 hope that the strong ties o, friendship
~t,iIb nave boon formed between ~" directors ana
r,sei, may long outlast the severance OF our or
! Nr'al ccnncc'iors'
Tho directors accepted tho resignation. ana
adop,cd resolution highly appreciGtiVe or MI
| Domroscha lahor- and character. expressing the
none that the interruption Of of'lca, relations would
be- temporary only. and wishing him success IN
the work 20 which he IS now 10 devote his talents
and rrcrgies'
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ART EXHIBITIONS,
THE SCULPTURE SOC1ETY'S sun DIAL
COMPETITION LIST. OF THE
AWARDS "A COILEC-
TON OF WATER
rnT0pG
COLORS.

IN m. .. ,he roeet,rr-rooms at the Fine Arts
Building as an adjunct 10 the eXhioiton o. inc
National Sculpture Society. there is miscellaneous
gathering OF photographs and models. the former
Illustrating various works OF plastic art OF genera
interest the latter being chiefly the result OF COM
petition Instituted by the society ,or Mr Thomas
Hugh Kelly OF Ncv-York. who onered TWO p'lHes
for design FOR dial TO be placed on ~"
or in a park. apart from a building. Inc "'9.
nr,ze was q. 500 the second ~ S250 1wenty-eish'
models were submitted in this competition Last
MICH, n, tho meeting y, the council OF the society
n report was presented by the jury and IN" awards
were made. The first prize went 10 MT OharleS ~
Lopez of New-york The second prize was aWar"e'
10 Mr. ". C. Maynard. ~ the Pratt institute brooh
lvn The author OF the model which received hrs'
honorable mention had failed TO attach MS name
50 FOR the present he Is unknown. Second honor
able mention was awarded 20 Mr.. Han w Morris' o'
Nev-Yori: Miss Janet Scudder. OF New-ho rK' re-
ceivod third honorable mention. and the ionr'n was
given 10 Mr. J VI Kimball. OF Brooklyn ne nouelS
are on TIE whole. OF excellent quality. ana '"e
rra,iAcaton EXPRESSED by the jury Is not SUI
prlsng The fury was composed We may adh' Oh
! O A ward J. = Hartley. Daniel {. french,
Eorl Bitter Terher; Adams. John GnIen ho"aru
ord Thomas Hastings i IS interesting to note
that ono design received from Ens'a'' "'''
that another came from Australia
Tho larger exhibitions have all been o'enea an.
Nothing new q, magnitude may be expected III.
49,, u.,,or sbo,rs nron,lse 70 mark tho close OF
thu season one o. these just opened NJ INC
Keppe gallery. is devoted to water co'o'S g. o..
number OF foreign and American artists :,
Moran. Francis Day. Maud Humphrey ti"uI
7 o,srr. and other vlvacious painters NJ" minus
80 ia.,o- hc,p represented by productions IN the
hr,ch, animated key which at this time SEM
most appropriate IN the art gallery r,',1,..
, 1nn,aire Is also anorg the contributors "''S
vhose pollshed and graceful art. wneth7r j" nc
! treatment o. the figure or OF nora' SUI. -.
| ",.s a. ono ~ the most delightful things
Witch any exhibition ever brings US TINS eNh'o''
| tion lasts until early IN June
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20 EDrCATION AT T. OF p.

nr-rr.DrNGs WORTH s5ooooo TO RE ERb'Tfp f'N
THE USE or WOMEN
Phlad.phia. May 4.-The Board OF trustees
Tho University Of Pennsylvania has decided 10 o'ei
,.-,,,duote courses FOR women IN every way
"''' - ~, o,en FOR men, and which are 20
,oa, 20 tho same 1egrces now given 70 the HUE
students 49,. .,,a.- con-
Tho authorities have had this "a'''r "'".'
sideration for some time" and consderao'e 'n'l.'
-. ,oo, drought to bear on the trustees OF we
,.,.sr.,tv TO gain their favorable Enforcement o.
tho proposition. ,,. -, Tho
r.. movement has been given impetus ny inc
~, hoe hoor attained ~ Corr ell OniVer-
.,v which is la-ge university. whore oo-e'l'a
-, .yis,s on Al extensive scale. , a.. roa-l
N-h 80. - ..-r,ing out tho action ~ the boht u
rolone, Joseph " Bennett has pres.n'' oad,o'nirg
Renne,f Han a. Thirty fourth ana Mni"J IL salI
loo - which Including ~" groul"., - "a 90
i' ,s1c., These huiidinEs will 10 razeu anu AZ -
soi- fiace n STRUCTURE IL 20 he ere 'en 49, s.,-
'".t i..fref,.it Zoo he needs OF m" " - go
der,s TAc carrying ou' q me II"J wn,orth about
Will result In property ana
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
PRINCE VICTOR'S VISIT.
HE SPENDS MOST OF THE TIME AT THE Ho1A1s
AND DOES LITTLE TALKING.

Prince Victor Emmanuel Count OF Turin u
young man OF a retiring disposition Any one VINO
saw him buried In huge armchair In the smok-
ing-room OF the Waldorf Astoria yesterday after.
noon would not have taken him for the nero aho
winner OF duel that was talked about on TWO
continents The Count arose late yesterday morn
ing and his view OF New-York was through SORT
OF gray haze. He has a small suit OF apartments
on the ninth floor. and he took his breakfast IN MS
rooms. Later he came downstairs and went OUT
for a drive. He unaccompan!ed. except Tor MS
valet. He declined TO talk about the war. further
than say that Italy had declared for neutrality;
and he was equally reticent as 10 other matters.
He says he does not know how long ne Will stay
here. He is Oh pleasure tour solely. He received
only few callers. and has accepted no social en-.
gasements yet. He spent the evening at the
hotel.
The Coun, IL nephew ~ King Humbert OF Italy:
His father. Amadeo. Duke ~ Aos'a was the second
OF King Victor Emmanuel. and was once King
OF Spain. The Count born In 1870. and Is there
fore iwenty-eigh, years old He is unmarried The
story Of his duel with Prince Henri. OF Orleans. -
well known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
DIED.

DTrK1NsON-s' Amherst. Mass. On TUESDAY, May
1873. Edward Dickinson. II Susan ~ ard the late
William Austin Dickinson
HALLIDAY-Cn MAY .. 1895. at her residence fonke!s-
on Hudson Margaret Munroe beloved VII" on AlexanasS
Halliday
Funeral her late residence. No ole Pshsan>-
ave. Y0nkers Thursday morning. at 10 40 Co.,.
Carriages will meet rain leaving Grand central sntioo
AZ 9ij
lntermen' W0odlawr.
Please omit flowers
HARrwEII,-A, New York CITY. Wednesday, May Z
Mrs. T. e. Iiar'ven. 80.
Burial at East Eridgewater Mass. Saturday. Nay T.
Funeral private
Boston papers please copy.
r.r.NTrI.HON Tuesiav May g. 1905 ~ her residence
NJ 4s .i1th-sr.. Rosa Parran Buchanan. believes
Eugene lcnfilhon IN N" 2Gh year 81 her sge
Funeral Wi. be held Trinity hape. West 18th
on THURSDAY. Nay . . 50 m.
Baltimore papers please copy.
LOFNING-On Wednesday. May 4. at No. i23 East oeth.
-. Hermann Phillip aged years youngest con ct
Aber and Hormime Rubno Looming
Funeral private
MTrLER-1n Brooklyn. y. Y, April =. 1895, RI.
Charles r. Miller. D. n. ~ tho New YORK East Confer-
ence. Methodist Episcopal church.
services tho 'e kah Avenue Methodist Fpio-
copal Church Monday. MAY !? az II a. m.
sTEBBINS-At 'azenovia. y. J. on Wednesday. Nay
Charles St@btns IN tie lis; year ~ his age.
Funeral Saturday May = a. o'clock 3. N.
A-Th~ Kensico Ccmetery.-Prvs'e station a.r;
Depot once Is EA 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
rrrpv on y MARION CRAWFORD.

r. Marion Crawford. the novelist. has Just re-
,urnsa 10 this city after most successful lecture
tour. which began In October last al BriosepoI''
Cam and ended on April 30 at Duluth: MINI; IN
~ iast three months of this tour MAJOR, - -
Pond Mr. Crawfords manager accompanied MN :,
In snnak.ng of the tour Major Pond sald thas II
Nd beer a pleasure to visit British so!uihDi,a'
Mxar,,oha and the Northern Provinces OF oanaua
nrcssion of Interest In the success OF me A"''
Cans against Spaniards a., c,ora ,or,d n
c,anish sympathizer In the course OF an tne.n
,rravnlling which took them over nesrH 49, e
G,te ~ The Union as well into the British pos
sessionS mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
wrrTTau HENRY PRESCOTT DEAD.

cr.or,os,on C. May William Henry Tres
oct, ,o- many wears connected with the State De-
nartment AT Washington. died at Pendleion. y. c.
to-day. A, the opening or the war he was acting
Secretary OF State under President Buchanan He
,esgned and came South during the war; but since
49, had undertaken numerous important mis-
sons for the Government. among them those OF
YIeninoteutary 10 china TO revise treaties IN issn
ssnecal envoy 20 begerents In Peru ana thIn IN
Ia and plenpotentiary with General Grant 10
.,a.-tcn in August. 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
RESULTS OF DEwEY's VICTORY.

From The Chicago Tribune
The results OF Commo1ore peweys splenad a vic,
forces and the capture Of Manila by lne annlhia
ton o, the Spanish Naty IN the fhilppiles IL
cec Ss between the United states and spain and
removes all danger or a naval deInohsratloh III
that quarter against our Pacific Coast cities
Drpr OF THE COUNTRY TO THE NAVY.
From The Atlanta Constitution.
rverv citizen OF the United States should be
familiar with The organization OF tho Navy. What
the country 10 this departnent OF its ser VIC
liam What IL owes 10 that other great department
VIZ: the Army. Both alike have advanced the
glory Of the Nations ensign
AvENGING THE MAINE.
From The 81. Louis Republic
The work OF avengins the Maine has been nohly
begun Sow LET the be Vigorously Prosec.r ute,
from this time forward Let The %ord 30 rom y
washington rd 10 Sw thd Western Hemispherc every
vestige OF Spanish authority,. Two .oor.- - "a
erded the better II will be for humanity
LESSON OF THE VICTORY.
From, The BOSTON Journal
one other thing which the victorious Guns at at
Manila have deierminedS o phsp,nes is that the
United states takes Its paf nd mUr tS strong
powers Of the world
euOI-ID STOP CRITICAL TALK.
From, The Kansas city Star.
Thts erst trial should convince all Americans
,,s1 ms our nag is still there and put an END 10 q
enrtaD amount Of dspsragins crtieS tax respee
ing the Government the Army ,he MY b am nsnne
OF the United States All that this eouniry and ms
a,n ditions OF the past Will be reInempereo
ana abundantly vindicated
TWO HISTORIC PARALLELS.
uror, The Chicago Times Herald
nelson at the Nile and FarrasIt at Moee e Ssy
a., n, ,hn hattie In Manila Harbor. In It's general
features that tight resembles the battle OF 'he
pay fhan was Dewey ne drove his ships againstt
tthc Spanish feet crouching beneath the guns OF
che Manila tostA e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

RTaINE CITB ELECTION.

~. pIa,ne club. at No le West Twen'y-foui'h-
q, held n meeting FOR the election OF o'Hc''s ''S'
a,,,g Frederick Gross. n machine hepuDhcu"'
,.,.d president and Charles a. Hess. tho
,,,achtn. Republican leader in the XVIII Assembly
D,s,r,ct was elected chairman OF the FIX 'I.iV'
committee H. II. Brockway was elected nrst
Non'sauSn,, and James c. McMurray. VINO was s'ci'
pI.a'u ~ mo INIT machine Republican organization
IN the XVIII District and was accused o, Id
~ to rrer.sfs was elected second vlce-pesn" II
iI- 20 y Manchester secretary Of tho Repun' "a n
1919. conmittee was elected member or the
1-,~r,t,,.a committee OF the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
BARON rArA RETURNs FROM EUROPE

Baron Fava. Italian Ambassador 10 the United
States returned from Europe Yesterday. Baron
Fava has been absent from this country for .
number Of months He called al the Waldorf
Astoria yesterday. soon after his arrival 10 sec
the Count OF Turin. The Baron said he intended to
20 TO Washington at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

80 49,. co,..o,c. Gibbons was married 20
r--oae-ick T Towne ~ Stanford 'ohh. NJ 10
, p, vestordny ~ her home. NO ~ last i"""''
t,,hs, TIE Rev Thomas J 'l'ey ''''"' ''
{, Leaf. Roman Catholi- church. pe9'of'hen Wv
ceremony which was attended by N" reh''''S o..
~ oo,,,e and n small number of their PERSONA
friends The BRIDE whose gown was wh''e 'ho'''.
was unattended BY either bridesmaids or i""'' -
honor Mr. Towne's best man WAS MS no'n'''
Ian II Townc and tho usaers were Thomas
curtis clarke. r. EiNaFd pniion ''a'h'. > >
Mcclanc George x. Dearborn. James \. h"''oN'
ors u = Deems 4 Nre7ktas' followed me ce'o-
mony .,.,
cbarle. Courier Dickinson give dinner parry
iea, nigh, in the As'or tiuirgroom of the Na'oor'
as,o-ia pc guests were Mr. ana Mrs Jonn =, =.
jan, and Mrs charles AIRED Hea'or
HIa ,, Az S' orien gave coach party yesterday
o. ,fc public coach Pioneer. which lei, n" ho.-
on ~ ~ t, nr,f,olv n, 10 O'Clock FOR Ardsiey on
a., ,f." uudscn Frederic Bronson was ~" whip hc
svI. nm on "a. box sca' Mrs David NJ, !urH
Il o'ner gues's We" T'crS Miss Ka,herine Nc
GHl.ts9se W'ss Iioran Nj Miller Miss Inman; Austin
c2rs lra4s e Isy c Soa fs. was
by Trace Bows. Tho passengers were g } h"n-
son and !. Hyatt
pos,on May MISS Elizabeth Taylor. daughter
q, General charles Taylor. q The Boston Gioo"
~. Horace p PnisDury son o, T. 5. Piisoury'
prominent attorney IN San Francisco were HAr'''d
q, noon today IN Trinity 'hNFrh IN" NV 49,
.o- Parks y, Emmanuel church. Officiating MISS
Grace Taylor was maid - honor auo MISS I-g" n
Ii'i.a.,rv or san Francisco. and Miss Ida II $50
ana Miss Helen Jordnn. Of Boston were "'''''
Knox Maddox. o. san Francisco. was best ma
r We me hers were Charles II Taylor. y. " - lHs
- I Taylor Dr. Is 4 Brooks, u, g. VI
Wight r G. Waters ard u W Lane. OF h,s'", .,
a. =. {. Benedict. % Scw-York The music AZ,
,erhtrr the ceremony was under the direction @'
c..,rpe l. Oscood chormasi"r. Win iinrh "
r.rte- orgarist The male choir sang ne OF =
r.. I,reafned Ocr Eden. hy Lejune, ara tn' w.,
ii,c mach from "I1hengf!n' 90 the Dri1hI phl1 y
11,iI,,b,,s 20 perfect Peace o Perfect
1,o tatelv after the ceremony reception was
Ma ~ Inc residence of the brides parents 10 =.
n,c"n-e, Mr and Mrs. pliIshury VIII reside III
San Francisco
e,vaonah Ga May 4.-AuguFtus Ph'ip bthnut' 81
' ID, England ana MISS jamie Champion Tar
- fo-,,orly Mrs Hayward Hall McAllster' were
rr,e1 today al the home ~ the bride In thl'
o.. VI r2rand, IS member o. he hrin or bihhi'
e. sons bankers o, London. one OF me N',.u ,s
go Us a ,urni.h~d home IN kenslng'on gEs.
tI4'N ..,Ioc~,nn'e father Mr.. Brandt ana MS
- IA mot AZ AIx-les-HainF about SIX Hon'ns AK"
TO- afartcI FOR the North this afternoon.
,,,1dle,own. y y May THE marriage OF J
49,, eo,retorv and general manager Of tho Az
'a.to tughlands and Long Branch Railroad. 10 MISS
or The ushers were r. Il. Murphy 5uPer'n
i''ii.. ~ schools IN Hudson County, anu > -
Da,or,eou and y s. Warner. principals % s.,' ~
~ tr,Lotcn Tho Bridegroom is gIdiu",r, ~
Dn,,rce,or and tho bride IS graduate or the Nv"
| PATTI Normal School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
THE PRINCESS COLOyNA HERE.

The Princess Coonna de Galantro daughter o.
John ". Nackay arrived from Europe yesterday.
She was met at the pier by members OF her family
and afterward went TO the Waldorf Astoria she
comes home attend the wedding OF her hrotner.
Clarence H.. who will soon marry Miss Duer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
CONVENT on CrRRENT Events.
RrAR.ADllRA1s IN THE NAVY.

From The Providence journal
I, "a certainly very proper that Commodore Dewey
should De made acting rear-a imiral at once ana
promoted 10 tho iull rank AZ m" earliest possible
- or.nf But why not make all rcar-aCmrals SIN
nlv admlrals and abolish an awkward ana useless
distinction There IS no admiral nor Vlc"adinlrai
qualifying adjective seems 10 have no logical
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vonrr.sr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
rp,n,-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r,,hIne Once Nav 3 l a. m.-The weather yesterday
vas cloudy The temperature ranged between oil and W
degrees tho average 5i. degrees) being la degrees
higher hnn on Tuesday and As degrees lower than on
the corresponding day OF last year.
The weather 10 and this city to-day WI psos-
ahv h eaoudy.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
...,.,.,r,vs RECORD AND ro-DAYs roRECAs

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington May 4-Ther" has been general IA" N
,-. throughout TIE central valleys. the Northwest
-, ~. Mart, pac,n, Coas; districts An extensive area
,sS rrsasure stil thf Northwest ana sA,sI
w -, ross the Jake regio1s Low pressure pr a
Sr,nSheu, the south being lowest IN Wes,rIl an,
~ ,aoSber Il. nearly on the South Ntan''r a,'
one ssts and also clear in the upper en- gs
~ w. s,rord along the Canadian border uroao W.,
q, clouds extends from the North Atlantic eoass 1srs
.o.s Tho central valleys 70 the middle pIaIea s,s
"a heen general rainfall throughout ne eee,i t,or
80 continued fan on the ininl'e eIn.,.,9
rnu,sdsv cloudy weather Is indicated IN Se"
hrestenng weather and probably ram IN rs,n in
r~ron and Middle Atlantic states ana niond on
va,sye There Will bN partsI e.ouun. y. a.
w somh Atlantic Gulf coasts pronapS oar
.e , t.i,er conditions will prevail IN tne uIPes ~
ahl s'" IT., and warmer weather Indicated iof inc
Far Northwest
roREcAsr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
- >,rnsand and Eastern New-fork CLOUDY
.a,,.-. winds becoming northerly
e. ,se District Of Columbia. Eastern Penns S,
TOT delaware, Maryland and virginia tnreaten-
n,ner. probably light rain: winds becoming NORTH
For North aud South Carolina partly CLOUDY weather.
.s,.r,v winds: cooler In tho Interior. 49, .s
Western New-York, cloudy weather. fresh north
erly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05

The Baggetto Opera Company Will begin an en-,
e.ogomsn. M Wallack's Theatre on May 10 II VIII
present La Boheme" on that evening ana ~ VA :
Course Of the first week Will give t"h"d'ei ga"
",avalleria Rusttcana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
MARRIED

ToNNE GIBBONS On Wednesday. Nav I. a. No ~
East 2fth nv Monse Drc~y. Mary Constance.
daughter n tho late william @ Gibbons ana LOUISE II
GIBBONS. Frederick Tailmaige Tcwne
Notices ~ marriages and deaths must be m
dOrsed with full name and address.