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RoynI Knees.

The Prince of Wales is the third member of the royal family who has received an injury to the knee. The Queen slipped about fifteen years ago and hurt her knee-an occurrence which has caused her to refrain from unnecessary walking exercise ever since. The late Duke of Albany also fell and injured his knee, an accident which greatly tried his delicate health.
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The older the trousers the better they are prepared for the fray.

I was seriously afflicted with q cough for several years, and last fall had a more severe cough than ever before. I have useG many reme dies without receiving much relief. and being recommended to try a bottle of Chamberla Cough Remedy by a friend, who, knowing ne to be a poor widow, gave it to me, l tried it, and with the most gratifying results. The first bottle relieved me very much and the second bottle has absolutely cured me. I have not had as good health for twenty years. Respectfully. Mrs. Mary A. Beard. Claremore. Ark. Sold by W. l.. DeWoody & Co.,, druggists.
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NJ Ketcham, of Pike City, Cal. says During my brothers la,e sicku@ss from sciatic rheumatism, Chan herlainss Pain Balm was the onlv ..,nedy that gave him any re- lief. Many others have testified to the r"ompt relief from pain which this niment affords. For sale by W. L Dewoody x Co.,, druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Beauty Is E5ood ncau.

Clean blood means clea. skin. Nc beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar. tie clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driV-ng all i'm 9anish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, s,-beauty for ten cents. All drug. gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10e, 25c. 50e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Economy in Italy.

Marvellous economy is practiced by the poor of Italy in looking after the wants of the inner man. Coffee grounds from the wealthy mans kitch- en are dried and resold to the poor. h 8 similar way oil is twice and some times three times used, the drippings after each successive frying being gathered from the pan and sold to the Es9s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
A- Neat Lille Trock.

For a girl of ten or eleven years the illustration shows a pretty frock of blue, pink and fawn plaid gingham, with circular skirt gathered at waist. The blouse waist Is mounted on yoke of tucked white lawn, edged with Bre- telles of shirred lawn, finished in front
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Woolans and Moths.

Do you know that soiled woolen clothes are more liable to become moth-eaten than clean ones subjected to the same precautions against these merciless little insects? They are,and great care should be taken with blan- kets, dresses, coats and all other gar ments through which the moth likes to wend tor eat his way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Contrasts in Taffetta.

Plain taffeta combinations in shirt. waists are also seen. One of the most startling combination is a green with g cerise. The yoke, cuffs and stock are made of one color, and the body and sleeves of the other, while the neel,tie is of the combination, half of the string ID each color.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Wives in Tartary.

Among the Tartars if the wife is i'll treated she complains to the magis- trate, who, accompanied by the prinei. pal people, accompanies her to the house and pronornces 2 divorce.
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Weak Eyes are. Made. Strong.

lin vision made clear stys removed and granulated lIds IT sore eyes of aH3 kind speedily and efftctuaIlv cured by the use of Sutherland's < Eagle Eve Salve. It's pnt ap in tubes, and sold on guarantee by all gaoI druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

with white ribbon bow. The sleeves ara cut with bell cuffs and finished with epauIettes. White ribbon belt around waist. The hat is of white mousseline de soie, trimmed with plaited frills of the same.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Lung lIrritatton

is the forerunner to consumption, Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey will cure it, and give such strength to the lungs that cough or a cold will not settle there. Twenty-Five cents at all good druggists,
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CouglIed 25 Years.

1 suffered 9 years with q cough, and spent hundred ds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to nc avail until 1 used Dr. Beli's Pine-Tar- Honey. This remedy makes weak ungs strong 1t has saved my fife. -J B. Resell. Grantsbarg, III.
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 Bears the l7 il' i. l0d as AtaalS R3Igh Signature ,/0 - - of S-st%2<%Z.s. a<l1L<El2[
ify"u want thing done quickly tell q small bo, not to do it.
l ana Snel.e nntllta Ann,

>~ si.a.t t an, Sn,eke ott ife Awa,.
 To 4o 5obae sayiy aud tor.rer he mas 'ctic iHll ot lie, rye ;tHe }f5soi. tstae H,u-te SIG, the wonder-worker, t.a makes weak ricn strong. All otasgisla, 50C rSl Cure gtarau teed Booklet and saml nee A,idr, ss Sterling llemedg Go Chie;.-. rl Nev Gars
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.7ancttt Tour Novels Win cascaret4
 csraY ttharii e. constipation forever y -aG II (. G ( S>5li lruggSts refps6 mout
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.-1o- t.tu fc> s,rty Loa4z.
 Guaranteed tobacco h. )+t cure uial.as .. "st 1ronf blood pure 50e S1 4 t.f4.. siSts,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

The off1ce never has to seek the man on pay day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

One can alwas afford to look after his health
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

Honesty is the first chapter i9 the book of wisdom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

Tn press, confined to truth. needs no O. restraint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

sbr of the Womenss Baptist State Eation and Baptist State s, $. Conven- Hbrdyee, Ark. June 26th to 9th, ls99; kfsale June 16th to 23rd inclusive, ls99. E limit, June 29th, 1893; rate one and
 stbe biq day of the Convention and As
 Rion rate of S1.20 will be made on
 6l. returning on 25th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15
Economy Among Penaantn.

It is said that the peasant of the South of France spends on food for q family of five an average of twopence a Jay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

Family trees are more or less shady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

The egostical man;.is the greatest bore on earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

\ girl seldom troubles herself to fight he gas when an old flame calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

..s9 " Lumber Co. Manufactur @isf h all kinds of Lumber. |ns. .'' Doors, Blinds, and all
 K erlor and Exterior fnIsh.C U ? easonaale prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

7ial r0lHd IrID TAIto 70 D5H - -S.VIV- :nriaSs. :lsj ,Ss Pueblo and Glenwood Springs, Eane me 9th to July 11th, 1899. Round ioSars SpaT viii be sold to Denver, Colorado es i.AI5S Pnebi9 and GlenWood Springs, Colo, sG Dates of sale, June &5th to July tsa Transit limit, continuous passage !, Colorado common point en route. syars will be allowed on going trip be-
 sr.r Colorado common point en route eytreme limit. Einal return limit. l4r 3lst, lsa1
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saal Convention of the Epworth League Rock, Ark, June 23fd to 25th. lS99. fne and one-third. fares for the round
 Bates of sale, June 20th to 10th, lo9gi ] limit. June 18th, 1899.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

Lots nf people who cling to the tn- :hor of hope go down l0 the mud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

T. ~tv Gonsrlsa utou rorever. Ta'e ,oitsets Can. C;.thait'1 i0c c. z 6. '. ;. j: to sure, ets lSfz iufatitt alo4-,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

When a new hat is c0ncerned all women believe in love at first sight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-15

Women a1waNs mt gartie4 S,ta a"aN st' carefully hat lhpl have tu buy l,tw seed evers lerr
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Mountain Rates

o..as ta Arkansas Summer Resorts 3ap kaseii asoie Yp up to and including Sept, 30' ats on sadg5 n5 pe preetnrning until Oct, 3l. Nj t. iesetS5 k t5l sSea sSearey, SIPS; Rayenden. S1.75. - ,,,a+ino of Nobles of the Mystic nual MeeSifNfs wee N Y. June to 14 to 15. For 1e, Bu1algI, iio Ton ls Mountain By. will sell to lb0ye gle sofTrn 1T m at fare of S31.00 Tick cts 10 anu anu iGisls i'm and l2th Limit for return afh
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pioe Rf1ff f;l0p. m, arrive Chicago as ,avt isg day' only one change; through
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Hing of District Grand Lodge No. II sEth. 1S9a. rate, one and one-thifd fares Il round trip; date of sale, July 18th to ktlth, 1899; return limit, August 10, '90.
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G IA ez1 xzz , a aesa sa- :. /. ..44- BsaFs the 7 The # You iias 4IsaiS 0ou.-i' Signature ,s G%xz1 1zzHzt:12gzs.
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snial Convention International Ep- ALeague, Indianapolis, Ind. July 20th &i, 1899: rate, one fare for the round Isates of sale. July E. 18th and 20th,
 Return limit tickets t0 be good for re- sBassage leaving Indianapolis up to &eluding July 24th, 1899,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
BLAND AND sMyTHE MEETING.
Nominated Fulton kegIy-NO In
structiOns AZ 10 senntOrship.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, September r.
(SpeciaL)-The Democrats of Bland and
Smythe counties met at Bland Court
house at noon to-day and nominated Full
ton Kegly, the Commemorative Attorney
Of Bland, for the Legislature. There
were three candidates before the conven-
tiOn--Hon. John w. Gwyn, the present
representative from Smythe; Or. Buch-
anan, also Of that county, and the nomi-
nee. There was but one ballot, when
Kegly, with the solid vote of his own
county and a majority of that from
DR.. Buchanan's, was nominated.
There were no instructions or express
sions whatever on the United States sem
atorial question, and the nominee is not
committed TO either Martin or Tyler. y
majority Of the Smythe delegates were
for Tyler, while Bland was for Martin.
1t is generally reported here to-day
that Mr.. J. Williamson McGavock, Of
Graham's Forge will oppose Gas an in
DEPENDENT Mr.. George \. Lambert, the
Democratic nominee fo- the Legislature
In this county. Mr.. McGavock is Pop
ulist and ran against Or. Richard w.
Sanders Democrat for the Legislature
I'm 1893, and was badly defeated. 1t Is
generally believed that the Republicans
will make no nomination, but will sup
port Mr.. McGayock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
SPEAKING AT LUNENBURG.
Buford, Winn. Mann. and 6reeh
TaIk-A Fractional Fight.

IdJNENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA,
September 12.-(special) There was a
large crowd at the Courthouse yesterday.
Speeches were made by Mr. T.. 7. Buford'
of Brunswick, Independent candidate for
the state Senate Tor the district COM
posed OF the counties Of Lunenburg,
Brunswick, and Nottoway. Hon. w. Z.
Winn. the Democratic nominee FOR the
same position also addressed the people.
Hon. James Mann, of Nottoway, followed,
counsening harmony in the party, which
is split in two factions-one side sup
porting Hon. W. c. VIM, the nominee
of the Blackstone convention, and the
other side supporting Mr.. 4. z. Buford
QndependenO.
After dinner Mr.. Glenn Green, OF Char-
lotte. made an able and eloquent address,
in which he severely criticised the record
of Mr.. BufOrd as an Independent. Du-
ring Mr.. Green's speech the Butord men
Withdrew to the front Of the courthouse,
where they We're again addressed by
Mr.. BufOrd.
Much bad feeling exists between the
two factions, and political excitement Is
nj a high tension. All efforts at harmony
have so far failed. and the two factions
are now wider apart than ever, appa-
rently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
THE TYLER FAMILY REUNION.
Prof. Lyon G. Tyler 10 Preside-Goy-
eruor Tyler Toastmaster

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September r.
Especial THE reunion of the Tyler fam
lily i'm America did not take place to-day,
as IL had previously been announced that
1t would. The meeting will be held at
Wizards Hall tomorrow at 10 o'clock,
and will be called to order by Mr. Cald-
well c. Tyler Of this city. An elaborate
programme has been prepared. or the
President Tyler family, Professor Lyon
G. Tyler. president of William and Mary
College. Virginia, will preside, and his
Excellency, j. Hoge Tyler. Governor Of
Virginia, will be the toast-master at the
banquet 10 be given i'm the private tea
room Of Wizards Hotel in the evening.
There are quite number Of the Tylers
from northern cities here tonight, all of
them quartered at WIZARDS, but very
few from the South. All the Nirginians
are expected to arrive here in the morn
ing.
Richmond. arrived this evening and ere
stopping al WIZARDS. Mrs. Brock Is a
member of the Tyler family.
II is arranged that during the recess
between the morning and evening meet
ings the Tylers will proceed to the White
Uouse only a few blocks away, where
his Fxceilency. President Mckinley, will
welcome the cldn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
HON. G.. w. SETTLE ENDORSED.
Action of the Rappahannock County
Committee

WASHINGTON, September 12.-tSpe-
cial.)-The Democratic County Committee
met at the Washington House Yesterday
and passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, !. That the committee endorse
the former faithful services Of The Hon.
q. w. Settle. and recommend 10 the peo-
pie OF Rappahannook county that he be
named TO succeed himself in the next
House Of Delegates.
Resolved, 2. That every voter who has
affiliated with the Democratic party in
the past is entitled to vote in The prl-
mary, which is to be held September z3d
between the hours OF 3 and 6 =. NJ, ana
each ballot shall be upon white paper and
contain the names Of the delega-es ana
alternates, together with the time place,
and date, the committee to be judges or
election.
Under this arrangement Mr.. Settle VIII
be sent to .he Legislature uninstructed
as 10 the senatorial contest. This 'ndi-
Gates in small measure the great conh-
dence and faith that the people Of Rap
pahannock have in him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
OF -" " IT "
FUNERAL FRIDAY.
virginia business College opens
Sentember 2Oth.

The teachers OF the Virginia Business
College will be I'm place, and work I'm all
Departments will begin on Wednesday,
September 10Th.
Professor Ferrng, of Minnesota, and
Professor Nutter, Of Virginia will super
intend the commercial department. Pro
lessor Ferring. who is an exceptionally
fine penman, will have charge also OF the
penmanship department. Professor Page
of Virginia, will be principal of the Eng
fish department Professor Page is
William and Mary man. Miss Davis, VINO
for several years has presided so success
fully over the shorthand and typewritlng
department will retain the same posltlon
the coming session. Professor Davis VIII
superintend the banking and office de-
partment. There will be assistants N
the various departments, as occasion may
require.
All things being considered, superior
advantages will be afforded next session.
The liberal patronage now being enjoyed
by the college warrants strong ana
well-seected faculty
Naturalization books open on and atter
Monday. September 18th. one fee admits
to all departments. Day and night
classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
YELLOW-FEvER SITUATION.
No New Cases Mt New Orleans
Twelve at Key West.


WASHINGTON. September 12.-Surgeon-
General Wyman had very few advices to-
day from the yelow-fever districts. He
has heard nothing indicating new cases
at New Orleans. Surgeon Carter. one Of
the best yeliow-fever experts in the SER
vice. has been ordered there from Key
West and left last night The Surgeon
General. as a precautionary measure,
has ordered all steamboats, from New Or
leans inspected at Natchez Memphis,
and Vicksburg. Both the secretary of the
Board of Health and Surgeon Murray re-
port that there is no yellOw-fever al
Vicksburg. There is, however. one case
at Jackson and one authenticated case at
Mississippi City. The latter is being
strictly guarded.
At Key West DIR. Adams reports twelve
new cases, but no deaths, with several
physicians to hear from.
At Port Tampa City there is one case.
NO CASE ON FLORIDA MAINLAND.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, September r.
DR.. Bruner, health officer OF savannah
and a noted authority, after a close in
spection Of Port Tampa City, wired Sa-
vannah to-day not to institute quaran-
tine. as there is absolutely no danger.
DR.. Horsey report from Miami that there
is not a suspicious case there. nor has
there been one. except that of the refugee
from Key West. who was isolated in the
bay. There is not a single suspicious case
on the mainland Of Florida.
SOLDIER FATALITIES AT HABANA.
WASHINGTON. September IA dis
patch from Habana to the SurgeOn-Gene-
raj says: "Ordnance-SeTgeant Zachary
5. Woodall and Private Bernhart Kramer
Battery X, Second Artillery, died to-day
of yellOw-fever Two children. one Amer
lean and one Spanish, are i'll with yellow
fever"
FOUR NEW CASES.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, September 12.-
There were four new cases Of yellow
fever announced by the State Board Of
Health to-day. No deaths were reported.
At a meeting of the board to-day il was
determined not 10 quarantine against in
fected points. There would be no reason
for such a course now. inasmuch as Mis-
sissippi has pretty generally closed her
doors against this city, and Texas and
Alabama are bent on maintaining theic
quarantines There have been only seven
cases of fever here altogether.
RECORD AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST. September 12-The total
number of yellOw-feVer cases reported
to date IS 2lS: reported I'm the past twenty
four hours. 29. Deaths in the past twenty
four hours. l. Total deaths, II.
NO CHANGE IN MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON. MISS, September 12.-Thero
is no change in the yellow-fever situa-
lion. No new cases have been report ID
from any part of the state. and prevail
ing conditions are encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
RaDFoRD DEMOCRATS MEET.
Delegates Chosen for Two ConVen-
tions-No Instructions.

EAST RADFORD, VA, September r.
(speciaL)-At a meeting of the Democrats
OF Radford tonight four delegates were
elected 10 the senatorial convention 10
be- held at salem Va. September 2Sd.
The same de egates were appointed 70
the House convention at ChrlstiansourS
ON September Doth. Resolutions were
passed instructing delegates TO vote Tor
distinctions for Governor J. Hoge Tyler
for United States Senator. The meeting
was unanimous as far as the Governor
was concerned but a fight was made py
some who were opposed TO instructions
as a matter Of eXpediency. me meet,nB
was large and composed of representative
men. MIR. Frank Cassell, who has been
CITY chairman. resigned. and Mr.. j. IL.
Barnett was elected and the party reor-
gauiZel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
ACCIDENT IN BIG BEND TUNNEL.
Three Killed; Five PrOstrnted-Two
of the Dead Were yirgininns.

HINTON, W. VA. September 12.-(Spe-
cial)-Three men were asphyxiated and
five others nearly suffocated in Big-Bend
Tunnel. eight miles east OF here, this
morning. Two of the dead are Richard
Han and Harrison Lewis, OF &eswick,
va. The third is unknown. All three are
colored The cause Of the accident was
the breaking of an air-hose on heavy
freight train while passing through the
tunnel causing the cars To stop and re-
main in the tunnel some minutes. AS
soon as the train was gotten out the crew
discovered the eight men lying by the
side Of the track in the tunnel-three
dead and five unconscious. They had
been working on the double track OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway west OF
here. and were beating their way 10 Ron
ceverte 10 go TO work on the new road
being built out in Pocahontas county
They were Immediately brought here,
where the Chesapeake and Ohio furnish
ed them with physicians and every pos
sible comfort. The train crew was unin-
ft,rad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
LANCASTER DEMOCRATS.
A Hard Fight IL Expected in the
Coming Convention.

IRVINGTON, VA. September TO-
crecial)-Primarie were held in Ian
caster county Saturday, and as result
Thomas a. Pinckard. Martin candidate
for the House, secured 81 out OF totai
of &c delegates, and w. Mcdonald Lee
Martin candidate for the Senate, got u
delegates out CT total Of u.
This practically insures the nomination
Of a Martin man for the House Of Dele
gates from this and Richmond counties
which latter Is the home of Congressman
Jcnes. A hard fight n expected. how
ever, In the convention which meets On
Friday, as the Tylerites at one OF the
precincts IN Lancaster held meeting
after Martin delegates had been chosen
trere and elected contesting delegation
of four for the purpose OF giving the
Tyler leaders control of the convention.
Richmond county recently instructed for
a TYLER candidate, but her vote In the
joint House convention is only % to Ian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
practically closed when he suffered q

practically closed when he suffered
paraIytic stroke in 1896. .
Despite his enormous business interests.
he found time 10 devote to church ana
Sunday -school work. which ne began
early i'm life. He gave freely 10 the RAN
road branch OF the Young Mems CnrIs
tan Association and TO the work OF u;
Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopai
church. i'm this city.
Mr.. Vanderb!lt's great business career
made his life necessarily methodicai' ana
he was noted for his punctuallty. -
When Mr.. Vanderbilt was y years oi
ter OF a Cincinnati lawyer. Ills nrs1-
born son. William H. died In 1892 while
he was a student in Yale University.
Mr.. Vanderbilt left five chlidren-Cor55
neius. Gertrude. Alfred, keglhdlo, any
Gladys. Cornelius married daughter OF
X. T. Wilson the banker, about TWO years
ago. and later Gertrude became the wire
of Harry Payne Whitney, son or the
former Secretary of the Navy William -
D'' MANY INTERESTS.
At the time Of his death Alr. Wander
bflt was president of the Canada south-
ern railroad, vice president and director
of the Beach Creek railroad, pres,ueiui H. %
the Detroit and Bay City railroad; nlitc-
tor OF the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chlcago
and st Louis road: director Of the De
troit and Chicago railroad; director Oh We
Dunkirk. Allegheny Valley ana filts-
burg railroad; director OF the HUDSON
River Bridge Company; president OF she
Joliet and Northern Indiana raliI Ic,ii
president of the Harrington and ST ClaV
railroad; president Of the New YORK anu
Harlem road: president of the NlashIa
River Bridge Companyi president Oh Wy
Spuyton Duyvil and Port motifs I S-
road: director OF the Wagner Palace tat
Company: director Of the West ShorS
railroad; director Of the West Shore ana
Ontario Terminal Company; director u
the Toledo. Canada Southern, ana DC
trolt Railroad Company; director OF lhc
New York Central and Hudson RIVER
railroad, and a dozen other affiliated raii-
roads. ..,.,>.,,,
CORNELIUS, JR!s. ESTRANGkMENr.
cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., and harry
Payne Whitney and his VIE arrl'eu al
the Vanderbilt mansion late IN .he al'sd 81
noon. Mrs. Cornelius Nandetphe' 't''
To-night alI Of Mr.. Vanderbit's chill
dren were in the city with the exception
of Alfred and ne Will undoubtedly come
home. NJ. ,r,,,sor-
biIt If. was an unusually sad one. rhe
estrangement between his fathel anu
himself. because Of the young man h lal-
riage with Miss Wilson, had never WIZ ~"
away. OF the relations between thle
father and son Senator Depew sale [.
'They were on fair terms. thlnk II IS
a week ago to-day that saw them TO-
gether at Newport.
FUNERAL FRIDAY.
Mr.. Depew stated tonight that the
| funeral would take place at l0:50 cloCN
| Friday morning from st. Bartholomew :
A special boat will carry the body,
| family, and friends from the 1907 Oh
| west Forty-second street TO staten Island
| The burial will be in New Dorp. where
| the Vanderbilt mausoleum Is, and where
| lie several members OF the family, IN
Guiding Commodore Vanderbilt, the iouh'
der of the great fortune.