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New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
HER DEATH RECALLS A ROMANCE.
Mrs. H. H. Rodman Nursed Her Husband
Back to Life

The death of Mrs Edith Wyman Rodman. the
wife of DR.. Henry Heth Rodman. recalls an inter-
esting romance. Mrs. Rodman died at the Presby-
terian Hospital Sunday night from cancer of the
liver. Formerly Miss Edith Wyman. of Augusta
Me- Mrs Rodman graduated from the Presby-
terian Hospital trained nurse in the class of
9S. DR.. Rodman and Miss Wyman were married
at the Jefferson Hotel. Richmond. Va. last July
when the doctor supposed to be dying. Mrs
Rodman. Miss Wyman. had nursed the doctor
back TO health Just before the outbreak OF the
South African war.
DR.. Rodman went to the physician
aboard the hospital ship Maine. There he met a
Miss Eleanor Warrender, Lady Randolph Church.
ills secretary. and daughter of Baron George War
render, of England Their engagement was an
nounced, but reaching England. toward the
close OF hostilities, DR.. Rodman taken seri-
ously i'll. and soon returned to this country. At
Richmond he sent for Miss Wyman his former
nurse. then doing duty at Bellevue Hospital She
nursed him for some time but his death seemed
imminent. Stimulants had to be administered con-
stantly during the marriage ceremony. Later DR..
Rodman's health improving, the couple moved to
Clifton Springs, where the doctor has practice,
and afterward to this city.
On December II Mrs. Rodman. seriously H. was
taken to the Presbyterian Hospital The funeral
will be held at 10:45 a. m. on Wednesday at the
chapel of the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
WAS MossYs RoDYeUARD.

The funeral of Aaron Burton. the colored body
guard of Colonel John T. Mosby, the well known
Confederate cavalry raider was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of his daughter NO. l'ZSS
Prospect Place, Brooklyn
Burton who was more than ninety years old, had
lived in Brooklyn for seven years. He was born in
Charlottesville, Va, and belonged to Miss Jennie
McCaren who became the wife of Colonel Mosby.
During the Civil War Colonel Mosby placed the
utmost confidence in his bodyguard, and frequently
sent him on important missions IN his later life
the co1ored man was not forgotten by his old
master who frequently sent him checks. Father >
Burton as he known among his Brooklyn ac-
ouaintances leaves four daughters and two sons.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
DIED.

AYREs-on Saturday. December %. 1902. in the 9i.h
year her age Catherine Ayers. widow OF the late
No 1O5 Bank-st-. New-Tork City. Tuesday. December
BATHGATE-At Hackettstown. N. J.. Sunday. December
2 in the 27h year OF her age May Prass 6etnsae m
Esther NJ Bathgate. Funeral at Hackettstown on
4s sd Il Ts on n ANVIL m 81 stop Ss at G
st. station m 1nteTmeRt MeTaG at TN Mendhan am fa n
BURNson Sunday, December II 1902 at her late resi-
dence No 300 West S5th-s5 New-YoTk Helen N; r.,
josiah G. Rouse Of PhiIadeiphia funeral services
tho residence Of her father No 2oll Spring Garden
Philadelphia papers please copy
cocHRAN-on November 1s; at Tsng Hang Pg; China:
Jenkins Cochran. aged years
Il 1907 at so sF late e r9sdepss fh
Harvey Ha as II GreEory D. Funeral servca IN James
Methodist Episcopal Church MaSson-aTe. and 1s6th-st
White Plains. n. Y.
MEANs-on December q 1902 at the residence Of her
j. Nancy Ellis Means Funeral u, ssa from the
a d 7SS %Sa at Rons sas 8 q
Harry Heth Rodman M D Funeral os services win BE be
chapel Of the Presbyterian Hospital.
scREvEN-on Monday December q, after brief III
John Henry screxen and eldest daughter Of the
her age. Funeral Church Holy Communion
on Wednesday DsfemRSr at 10 oeIo9s * a m, In
please copy.
TAYLoR-ot typhoid pneumonia. at WASHINGTON. D. c.
21st inst. in his 23d Samnel Mill
lard Taylor. jr. OF Samuel NJ and Anna NJ. Tay-
0os iDs East Orange j. on wednesday the a4ta
inst. on OF ESQ p. m train from New-Yors,
Delaware. Iackawanna and Western Railroad Brick
Church Station
WIILLAMS-Passed away December 20. 1902 Fannie
Barratt. wife OF O. B. Williams and only daughter OF
oliver and Fannie Barrau Funeral services
residence. Hotel Winthrop 7th-ave and 125th-s.
al 8 clock Tuesday evening
The wOodIawn Cemetery
OF
once. 20 East 23d Street. Madison Square South
Rev stephen Merritt. word-wide-kr known
undertaken: only place of business. Sth-aye and
in the world. Tel i+-Istk-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
IOSEPH 2. HELMlE.

Nyack, n. Y Dec % (speciaD.-Joseph P. Felmle
Junior member of the firm of Helmle Bros owners
of THE Nyack Journal" died at his nome mere
yesterday, from consumption. He was nephew OF
the late Bernard Peters, formerly owner of the
Brooklyn Times" and in the employ OF The
Times before coming to Nyack. Mr.. Helmle was
i'll about eight years and lived during that time
in the Adirondacks. at Liberty. N y. IN AllZolid'
Southern California and Texas in his search Tor
health He was in his thirty-eghth year, ana
leaves wife and two children
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
EX-GOVERNOR JAMES S. eoYNToN.

Griffin Ga Dec. 22-Ex-Governor James S. Boyn-
ton died to-day at his home in this city. He was
sixty-nne years old. Judge Boynton was president
of the State Senate when Governor Alexander II.
Stephens died in 1888 Ha succeeded Governor Steph-
ems serving until the election of Governor NC
Daniel Afterward he served for some years on the
State bench. In recent years he had been engaged
In the nractice d lazy here
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
Posfomce Notice.

Should DAILY all Interested changes MARI
timeJ -..,
FOreign mails for week ending December u. 1902,
will close promptly at the General Post
foOws Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier
than closing shown below Parcels Post mails Tor
Germany close at p m Wednesday per s. = 'Sran-
denburg'
Regular Supplementary mails close at Foreiga
Station half hour later closing time shown below
except that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America. via Colon. close hour later at Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington Dec. 22.-The storm in the Northeast has
PASSED into Atlantic and another has appeared IN
British Columbia. There are also evidences OF as
turbance off the Atlantic Coast but its location
and character cannot present be determined urns
.b last twentyfour hours have been rains and
SHOWS from Mississippi Valley and upper lake
region eastward and rain the South Atlantic coast
,raraures are lower the slope region eastward
excen+ IN England they seasonable except
in the middle northern slopes West OF the ROCKY
ontains the been fair and warmer except
from the middle California coast northward where thee
uare showers There will be Tuesday in Montana
and probably the northern portion OF the Ato
Coast On Wednesday there will be in the middle
nstesu and the Northwest. in the
lake region the Mississippi Valley. and possibly
in the Middle Atlantic and NewEngland 1t will
he colder Tuesday in the Atlantic States and New
Bagan9 a Mountain nnq egon and the middle slope win be
Wednesday in the Upper Mississippi and Lover
viii be fresh northwest the Aiddle Atlantic
brisk north: on the Coast. light fresh north. and
Lake Aiichigan variable becoming southeast and and
Pirnpean ports VII northwest winds and fair
ed on the Pacifc Coast from Reyes Light north
ward Advisory message3 have been distributed along
and advising until further advices can be given
Tuesday morning.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-England fair to-day: fresh northwest
70 north winds; Wednesday cloudy, possibly snow.
For the District of Columbia Pennsylvania
fair colder to-day Wednesday cloudy. possibly rain
snow; light fresh north winds.
For New-Jersey and Delaware. fair. colder to-day;
Wednesday cloudy. possibly rain: fresh north
winds Tuesday.
For Eastern New-Yorl fair colder to-day; north
Winds Wednesday cloudy, possibly snow
Fer Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day; Wednesday
fair; light fresh north winds. becoming variable.
For Western New-York. cloudy to-day, probably snow
in northeast west portions; Wednesday
cloudy; fresh north wirds.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
CHARLES Il. AEOICUS,

Charles H Medcus. of the firm of G. H. Medicus
& Son. manufacturers of furniture. died on Sunday
at his home, No. 70 Hancock-st-. Brooklyn. He was
born in Germany in 1889. but had lived in Brooklyn
since he years old He was memoer
of the Hanover and Bushwick clubs and of Clinton
Lodge F. and A NJ He leaves and a
daughter. The funeral will be held tonight at y
o-cJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUEsDAY-At $50 a. for Italy direct. per ssl
L.ornbardia (rna4 must be directed per s. Lon*i
bsrdial
wEDNESDAY-At $50 a Europe Sc.
Louis via Southampton; at $50 a supplementary
a nj for Britain and Ireland. &. 8.
rnrc via Queenstown (nlai for other parts OF Europe
must be directed per 8. Cymr1c''l }.
THURSDAY-At m for France, Switzerland. Italys
Spain Portugal Turkey, Egypt, Greece British India
and MARQUEE $ s. La Savoie. via Havrs
ma for parts of Europe be directed per
S 3. La Savoie'l.
sATURDAY-At T:30 a. n. for Netherlands direct. per
Amsterdam CmaiI must be directed per ;. AM
stsrdam'): $50 a Complementary II a ND foe
EuroSe per s. Etruria, via Queenstown at II a
sennark direct per Island mail must be d.
recttd per s. s. Island)
.PRIETED MATTER, ETC--Ths steamer takes Printed
Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only. OF mail matter for other parts ot
Europe Will not be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her.
closing Supplementary TransatIantic Mails
above, additional Supplementary Mails arss
opened the piers Of the American, English. French
and German steamers and remain open until withia4
Ten Minutes Of the hour of sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
CAPTAIN FRANK h. PECK.

Watertown n. Y, Dec. 22-Captain Frank IL
Peck leading criminal lawyer OF Nof'ne'I W." o,
vorl and who was CAPTAIN of Company B, 18th
Infantry United States Volunteers. serving IN the
Philippines died here suddenly last evening from
heart disease. Captain Peck who was forty-s&
years old, was a graduate of west foint' CLASS
Of
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

William Richard Wood Stephens was born IN
Goucestershire on October s. 1889. and was the son
of Charles stephens. a banker. He was educated
homo and at Balliol College, Oxford. from which
he was graduated in 1862. His career IN the Church
began in 1854. when ne became assistant curate OF
Staines. From 1872 to 1915 he was lecturer at
Chichester Theological College. He had been Dean
of Winchester since 1894 He the author OF
several books, among them being Life and Times
of ST. John Chrysostom' christianity and Islam.
'Hdebrand and His Times and Life and Letters
of E. A Freeman" He also joint editor, with
the Rev. ". Hunt. of n History of the
Church of England" in seven volumes
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
l. M. DEUTSCH.

ST Paul Dec 22-J. NJ. Deutsch. wealthy furnl-
ture manufacturer of Hornellsville, n y was
found dead in bed to-day at the Windsor Hotel mere
Death was due to apopexy. Mr.. Deutsch was the
senior member of the firm of ]. NJ. Deutsch & Co..
desk and furniture manufacturers. He came mere mere
for mis- health The coroner has communicated win
the dead mans friends.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Mails FOR China and Japan. via Vancouver and vrc~
B. close here daily $50 up Decsu1-
f23d inclusive. for dispatch Empress In.
Merchandise for u s. Postal Agency at Shanr-
hal cannot forwarded via Canada
Mails China and Japan via Seattle
$50 D. up December f24th. inclusive for diS
patch per S. s. Riotun Maru.
Mails Philippine Francisco close
here daily $50 m. up December 127th tnclusv.
for dispatch per U s. Transport
Mails for Hawaii China. Japan and PhfIpptre
via San Francisco. close here daily at $50 un
to December f29th. inclusive for dispatch per s q
coptic.
Mails Australia Except West Australia which Is for
warded via Europe). New-Zealand Fiji Samoa anf
Hawaii. via San Francisco close here daiy $40 D. m
December +f9 and January t5. Inclusive fr
dispatch per sonona df the Cunard steamer
carrying the British mail for NswZeaand not ar
with this dispatch. malls
az 80 9 a and $50 D. M Re uada
up and forwarded until the arrival the Cunarf
stearner)
Mails FOR (except West Australia which goes
and New-Zealand, which goes VIA san
Francisco F1fi Islands Cmail specially sd-
dressed1. Via Vancouver Victoria B. c., close hers
daily $50 10 January t3. inclusive
s. g. Moala-
Ta1iri and MsrGuesas Islands. via Fran
cisco. here daily $50 m January "a,
inclusive, for dispatch s. Mariposa-
Transpacfnc malls forwarded OF sailing daily
and the schedule 0f closing Is arranged the
their uninterrupted overland transit. tRegis
mail CLOSES sS D. ~. previous
CORNELIUS VAN COT'T Poscrnastsra
Post ofics. Nsw-York. N. T. December IS. 1902 4
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
MARRIED.

WURTS-BENEDICT-In the chantry Of Grace Church,
Saturday, December %. 1902. by the Rev William
Rainsford. D. D., Pierre Fay WurtS to Edith Maud
daughter Of James Benedict all OF the city
of New-YoFk-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

Highest temperature yesterday "a degrees; lowest 49,
average AS average for corresponding date last
"a: corresponding date of last twenty five
years. 3S.
Fair and colder to-day: fresh north
winds: cloudy Wednesday. with possibly snow.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

~, Francis wilson appeared last night at the
,,r,ero onera House. in The Toreador-
Mr Denman Thompson appeared last hleht at
the West End Theatre. in THE Ola honaes'ea0'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

For thN convensrce Of TRIBUNE READERS a5roef
arrangement tee~ made tc keep the DAILY and
SUNDAY TRIBUNE file ir the reading r7onhs OF ths
hotels named below:
LONDON-Hotel Victoria. savoy Hotel The Lanshaui
Hotel Carlton Hotel ClaEidges Hotel Lonaon ana
Paris Exchange Bankers. Basdon House. MOO S..s-
st. London. Midland Grand Hotel. Ihe
Howard Hotel. Norfolk-st- Enba1kn1ent- -,..,
EN(fLAH 'DAdeIphf Hotel Liverpool; queens Tto.ei'
Leeds. Midland Hotel Bradford: Midland Hotel
MoTecambe Bay Midland Hotel. Derby; Homer $
Sh1nkfn Hotel Isi- Of Wight; queens HoIei 1ppy,r
Norwood; Norfolk Hotel Brighton; Royal Fier HoOeA'
sCOTLAND-st Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotel
AYR: Station Hotel. Dumfries.
GIBRALTAR-The Hotel Cecil -
PARIs0HoteI Chathan Grand Hotel Hotel de Lille e
d'Albion Grand Hotel FAthenee Hotel du Paais
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotel MetroPoie;
Monte Carlo. Riviera Palace. Monte CARO-. to,eL
Metropole. Rome; Hotel de FHermitage Monte Carrlo
Royal Hotel Rome: Grand Hotel. Rome. ltaIys ZAP
Martin Hotel. Mentone. Cd- Hotel QuirinaI FS2ne.
Italy: Riveria Palace. Nice; Cosmopolitan. SIice8
krafts Grand Eotel de Nice Hotel de Ia ne FIoL-
Hotel Ciaia. Cannes; Hotel Beau Site Calnnes
Savoy Hotel Gen1a; Eden Palace. Genoa S5ranA
Hotel Florence Hotel Royal Danieli Nenice tIrano
Hotel Venice; Hotel de Ia VILE. Florencei savoy
Hotel, San Reno. Italy: Hotel Royal san Feno'
Hotel Savoy Rossaniso, Naples -. IT,, rD,-o.
EGYPT-Ghezreh Cairo ShepheardS Hotel Cairot
Grand Continental Hotel. Cairo
BRCSSEIS-Le Grand Hotel
wiesba6en- Kaiser-Efoe
AugusJe victors-Bad. Wiesbaden; Hotel strauss,
Nuremberg; Hote! SteDhanie. Baden-Baden' EotsA
Bellevue Dresden
AUSTRIA AND SwITZERIAND-Hote1 Bristol. Vienras
The Baur Lac Zurich: Cd Hotel National Luesrne-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
NETWORK CITY.

NEw-YORE CITY.
Mall DAILY and TERl-WEE1frsLtsI Nt
be charged extra postage in acoilt01 W
the rates med aklve.
THE TRIBUNE mailed Cuba. Porto Hicos
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense ror ror
eign postage
For points IN Eops and al countries the Unversal
Union THE TRIBUNE will mailed at the rot-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
this diagram the continuous line

In diagram the continuous line shows the changes
indicated Tribunes self-recordng
barometer dotted line shows the temperature
corded by local Weather Bureau.
The following official the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the for the last twenty
in comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

Burnetts CocOaine soothes irritated scalp. re-
moves dandruft. gives rich lustre the HaE
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THE PASSING THRONG.

movements of persons the European gen.
dar1nerie according to DR.. Fred
ADMIRES erick Muller. the assistant to DR..
AMERICAN Adolf Lorenz. Sunday Gt Ardsley
| REPORTING he remarked about it. Through
SYSTEM. out our trip the United
States" he said. we were
fully looked after by the enterprising reporter.
When left hotel there was one before us
and after. Everywhere went there was
/ delegation to receive and to send away.
I do rot speak of this in the sense of annoyance.
but rather OF admiration for this careful system of
patrol that furnishes this nation of newspapers
and newspaper readers with catalogue of what is
happening. Perhaps the European gendarmerie
could get a few points from a study Of this re-
markable system"
Did you ever stop to think where all the toys
come from that fill the windows, stock the stores
and make glad the hearts of the
GERMANY little folk at Christmas time?" said
LEADS IN Frank Barbour Of Cleveland, at
TOYMAKING. the Imperial Hotel yesterday II
suppose" he continued. that huge
numbers of them are made this country, but my
attention drawn them last when I
was travelling in Germany. Germany is the great
toymaking shop or the world. Nurnberg is the CEN
tire of the toy industry For hundreds of years the
manufacture of toys has been thriving industry
in old Nurnberg. To-day nearly all the leaden SOL
diers of toyand made at NurnbeTg. One hun
dred thousand lead soldiers manufactured there
daily. The peasants of Thuringia are largely occu-
pied in the manufacture of toys and all their hand
iwOrk goes through Nurnberg. Paris is the centre
from which the fine dolls and various
toys of delicate mechanism and extreme cost, but
toys Of homely aspect capable of standing the
knocking about child gives. and the kind that
appeals right to the heart of child, come from
Germany. 1t is big industry. and each year it is
growing
Still another short cut to the Pacific Coast
is projected. This will shorten the time be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles by
ANOTHER twelve hours H. T. Spires of the
SHORT Santa Fe system in speaking of
WESTERN It at the Imperial yesterday. said:
ROUTE. There has Just been incorporated
the Eastern Railway of New-Mex
leo, with charter for fifty years. The road will
connect with the Santa Fe system Rio Puerto.
N. NJ, and easterly to join the Pecos and
Northeastern near Texico The length of the line
will be over 25O miles. The Santa Fe system is
backing the enterprise. which will take year to
build. 1t will give the Santa Fe two separate
routes between Chicago and Los Angeles, and also
San Francisco and will make the time between
the Windy City and the Golden Gate twelve hours
less than the present schedule"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

all communications relative Subscriptions os
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registered tier.
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail North Sydney. srf
thence by close at this Office daily $50
p m. connecting close here every Monday. wednesday
and Saturday. Mails for Miqueon by rail TO Boston.
and thence by steamer close at this office daily $50
D Mails for Cuba. by rail- to Port Tampa, Fla.
and thence by steamer. close this Office
Thursday $50 a. (the connecting closes
made Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays)-
Mails for Mexico City. overland. unless specially sd
dressed for dispatch by steamer close this oacs
daily except Sunday at l:S0 D. and II 80 ..
Sundays at D. m. and II 80 D. m Mails for Costa
Rica Belize. Puerto Cortsz and letter Guats-
by rail New-Orleans thence by steamer.
close this Office daily. Sunday Fl 30
and IN 80 Sundays at II .. and f11:30
connecting closes here Mondays at ff1:30 ..
Belize Puerto Cortez and letter mail FOR Guaternals-
Tuesdays at vi 80 p for Rica). fReg@s
tstered mail closes at p. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA. wEs1st
INDIES ETC


TUESDAY-At $50 supplementary 1870 M forp
Central Ameri Except Costa RicaD South Paci6s
Ports. City OF Washington. via Colon 0ettef
mail for Guatemala be directed per City o1
Washington II fOr Pernambuco, Santos and Sac
Grecian Prince Cnail for other parts oe
II: so D. supplementary MI Thornsss
Dutch and French Guiana, ; Cartobee: at 500
. Jamaica. :. s. Admiral Farragut, frouls
Boston; at IL 80 for Bahamas per steamer frona
Miami. Fla.
Tabasco and Chiapas. per :. Esperanza mail for'
Esperanza'): 1890 p m Complementary 1 D. NIB
for Turks Island Dominican Republic. per -
New-Yorl: 2. m. for jamaica $ .. Adj
Schley. from PHILADELPHIA
THCRSDAV-Au IL for Ceara and Nara1haTn psv'
5 5 Hilary mail for other parts OF Brazil must bsi
directed ''per S y. hillary J.
FRIDAY-At 10 a. for Newfoundland 5. Silvia d
at IL m Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay.
n. Guantanamo and Santiago,
S. Santiago de Cuba at u for Mexico, per
Santiago via Tanpico (ail must be directed 'psr
Santazo'): at N. for Newfoundland. ..
Sicilian, from Philadelphia
sATURDAY-At S a. m. Bermuda. per Pretorisyi
al 9 a. m supplementary $50 a m) for Porto Ricoi
Curacao and Venezuela. Philadelphia mail toa
and Cartagena must be directed per
Phiiadeipnia) $50 a. m supplementary 10:30
M Fortune Island Jamaica Savanilla and Carts
gena, per s. Alene (mail for Costa Rica must ba
directed per AIene''l: 9SO a. (suppemen-
Adirondack; 10 for Cuba. Moro Castle
Havana; 10 a. for Yucatsn. per s. TjoraO
via Progreso: at II a for Argentine. Uruguay and
Paraguay. per s Sailor Prince; az 1880 2. for
Cuba, 8. Curftyba via Matanzas Ordinary maA
only. which must be directed per s. 5. Curtyoa')-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
OBITUARY.
THE DEAN OF WINCHESTER.

London, Dec. 22.-The Very Rev. William Richard
God Stephens, Dean of Winchester is dead
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
5peuaI Notlres.


EARLY NAH. TRAIN
all point. rae United Canada and Nsxcs
outsde borouEhs of Mani attain and Lns P0~-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

The children Of the stage are TO have their
twenty-hfth annual Christmas festival at Tony
Pastors Theatre and Tammany Hall on December
2s at S o. m. 1t will consist of stage performance,
a chiIdren's dinner In Tammany Hall and distri-
button of presents Clothing in generous quanti-
ties is to be included in the distribution Among
the women the committee in charge are Mrs
Antonio Pastor, Mrs Fernandez. Miss Kenyon
Fishop Miss Adele Richie and Miss Jeanette
Lowerie.