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New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
PENNINGTON SEMINARY coMMENCEMENT.
ADDRESS TO GRADUATES TO BE MADE By DIR
WILLIS FLETCHER JOHNSON.

ADDRESS TO GRADUATES TO BE MADE By DIR.
WILLIS FLETCHER JOHNSON.
Pennington y. J., June 3 (SpeciaD.-The sixty
fourth annual commencement exercises of Pen
nington Seminary will begin on Friday. June Is,
and continue until Thursday June 10. Efforts are
being made 10 have the exercises surpass those of
previous years. The programme of exercises is
follows:
Friday. June 13. at p. m. presidents annual
lawn fete, for the seniors.
Sunday. June Is, 1890 a. m. baccalaureate ser
and tribute to the founder of Pennington
Seminary in the Shaw Memorial Chapel: 2:30
p. m, farewell religious services by the senior
class in the Young Mems Christian Association
room; 7:30 p. m. anniversary exercises of the
Young Mems Christian Association. and Young
Women's Christian Association, in the Methodist
Church; sermon by the Rev. Pennington Corson.
Monday. June Is, p m. commencement CON
of the Conservatory Of Music In the Shaw
Memorial Chapel
the Roman and Stoll gold medals. in the Shaw
Memorial Chapel
Wednesday. June 49, II m. annual meeting of
the board of trustees in the chapel parlors;
p. m. anniversary exercises of the Phlomathean
Fraternity.
ercises in the Shaw Memorial Chapel with ad-
dress TO the graduating class by Dr. Wills
Fletcher Johnson. Of New-York City alumnus
of the seminary
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
DIED

RAYMCND-On Monday. ?. 1902. az hfs home. NO.
West 7Tth-st-. James Raymond Funeral services
from Wednesday afternoon, June
4 at d O'Clock Interment convenience Of family
SCUTDERLING-At home. Tuesday. June 3. Grace
l. daughter of Martin L. and Sophia L crocheroi.
Soldering Funeral services Friday. June D. al II
O'Clock a. m. No 333 Fairmount-ave.. Jersey CITY
Burial private
r. wife OF James H Seaman Funera at
meeting house. fifth sixth month, nftn az
O'Clock
TCTTEN-SuddenIy. June . 1902. Emma Louise Hapelye
wife William Totten. Relatives and friends are re-
invited TO attend funeral services at tns
Dutch Reformed Flushing. Long Island. on
Wednesday, June g.. l o. m 1nte-mert WOODLAND
Cemetery Trains Long Island City half hourly
WATSON-At Milton Mass. sunday. June y Robert
Clifford Watson. Services az MS nome
in Milton. Wednesday, June 4. at O'CLOCK suFiai
private.
WHITESIDEs-On Sunday. June I. az Brookside ParS
Tarrytown. n. Y Anna. widow OF William Wnltesics
Funeral service n Wednesday. June q. at St Marks
Church. arrival OF train leaving 4rsnd
Central Depot 1O:45 a. Interment at convenienes
family. Kindly omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
THE PASSING THRONG.

The Rialto just presents its annual spectacle
of actors whose seasons are finished and who are
in New-York for a few days or
NICE PEOPLE. weeks before going away for their
BUT NOT summer rest. IL you ~aiA oe.ilhu
ACTORS two of them. stand close 10 a
group and listen a bit of their
conversation the chances eleven TO ten you Will
overbear something about the theatre NO class Oh
people talk shop 20 exclusively as actors
Listening to hese snatches of conversation
makes me think of an incident that illustrates
very well the theatrical view point, said r u
PonItney of Chicago yesterday standing IN the
doorway of the Marlborough Hotel
"a friend of mine we'll known in American the
atrica1 circles whose connection is with the DUST
ness end OF the drama, took an interest on a
Young actor in one of his companies, ana "niie
in Chicago invited him to come to ms noIeI .b anu
also sit at his table Every Day n all Il sIortscritics
authors and me like.and the &c con dYs the man
ager met his young actor leaving the ho'ei' ONe
What's up% he asked ,. tho renlv
I'm going 20 another hotel was the reply
WnIi to tel the truth, don't like the COM
pany mere G answer was so astonishingiy rude that
plain what he felt must be Joke. tho other ex
planned laughing You 1 are all nice anS We'll fleye yol
see you not actors!
The last word in slang has not yet been said, and
probably will not be untl the id9t oI"i9
is coined, and that will not be for
AMIN a long, long time. Meanwhile. the
DICTMENT subject affords chance LOT oeoate'
AGAINST like punning II had no objection
SLANG to slang' said Thomas Chad
bourne of San Francisco. at the
Manhattan until It began ruin certain passages
of poetry for me, and then 1 objected seriously
In its essence, slang is but an expression OF the
sense of metaphor which is inherent in US all anu
hence allied to poetry. But slang never hlts upon
iu-aJrG an
ing humor too often by making the sublime ridicu-
lous There are. probably, no more oeautltul
phrases to be found all poetry than those Whlch
relate to the human eyes; Heine, Tennysor, ISos.
sett are fun of such phrases, which you VIII a.
once recall But l. for cannot read these peau-
tfuI passa ges now without having pop into my head
that awfully expressive slang phrase, GOO goo
eyes What poetry can resist such q suggestion: 4
When my sister read to her Sunday schooi CLASS
the story of Let's wife. and one OF the small boys
whispered his fellow Rubber neck, there was
another beautiful story spoiled forever for him and
the rest by slang The list might be extended
indefinitely. Macaulay might have changed line
in the Lays had he foreseen the song about re-
tring to the and being seated for instance
Indeed, slang has much to answer for
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

named Carver. who had hoped to get Paines prop
erty; and, perceiving it was Likely to go go to t the
and her They paid attention to the matter
but Carver. who had got Chectham to write Tor
him blackmailng letter. had thus given Pane's
enemy spicy item for his Life" Cheetham was
prosecuted for the libel by Nine. Bonneville; the
falsity and terOuSneSS of the statement
proved by Counsellor Sampson; and though
the Judge charged that the libeers book was
helpful to Christianity. orthodox jury convicted
him and he had to pay damages. Despite the con-
stant efforts of Paine to get Bonneville released.
he could join his family until the fall of Bona
parte. long after Paine's death
MONCURE D. CONWAY.
New-York May 2S 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
STURGIS TO TAKE THE STAND.
HOUSE FOR VIOLATION OF THEATRE
ORDINANCE TO CONTINUE TODAY

Fire Commissioner Sturgis is the plaintiff in
action against the Metropolitan Opera House under
the ordinance which prohibits the crowdng OF the
atre asles. The has been partly tried and
will come up again before Justice Bolte
when Commissioner Sturgis will take the stand.
At the former hearing several firemen Were ex-
amined, and Captain Cosby. the Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel, who is conducting the trial for Mr..
Sturgis. brought out the fact that on one occasion
81 persons standing in the of the theatre
while the performance was in progress The the
atre people maintain that the space Is not a
pa geway, but is intended for standing room
ONLY Hoady. Lauterbach & johnson represent the
Metropolitan Opera House. The penalty for the
offence is $50, but In wilful and continued
violation is proven it is a misdemeanor
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
FryERAL OF MRS. DI CESNOL4.

A solemn mass of requiem celebrated yester-
day in ST. Patrick's Cathedral at the funeral of
Mrs Mary Isabel di Cesnola wife of General
Iouis p di Cesnoia. The celebrant of the mass
was the Rev. T. p. Murphy; the deacon the Rev
Henry Newey of the convent at Mount St Vincent
the s1b-deacon the Rev. Patrick p McAIeer of
the cathedral; the master of ceremonies the Rev
J. b Lewis and the assistant master of cere-
monies the Rev. john kehoe There was no
sermon The burial will be at Mount Kisca
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
FUNERAL OF HRS. s. S. HOWL4ND.

Washington June 3-The funeral of Mrs. s s
Rowland the only daughter of the late August Bel
mont of New-York was held at St. Johns Church,
this city, this afternoon. Bishop Satterlee, of
this diocese offciated. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont and August Belmont were among the rela-
tives present. The body placed in vault here.
and probably will be deposited in the Belmont
mausoleum at Newport, r. 1.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAy-At $50 a. for Europe. per 8 . 81
Paul. Southampton mail for Ireland must De IL
rected per 81. Paul): at $50 a m supple
a MI for Europe. per = 3 AaJestlc Via
Queenstown: 10 for Belgium direct per 3 $
be directed per $ $ Zeelanq
RSDAY-At $50 for Europe per $ $ CqIunl-
Plymouth. CherboUrs and Hamburg trlaM io-
Fran be directed per 5 $ CoIunola al q
for France. Switzerland. italy. Spain. PorruSal
Turkey. Egypt. Greece. British India and Lorenzo
Maruuez per 3 8 L'Aquitaine. via Havre mail ror
other parts OF Europe must be directed per $ 5
I.Aquitaine')- -
SATURDAY-At TS0 a for Netherlands direct. per
5. Ryndam (maIl must be directed per 3 $ Eyn-
daull: at $50 a. Scotland direct, > s. Eur
directed per FuTnessia D az
II a m Denmark direct. Island mail must
be directed per 3. Isand'): at 1880 a m (supple-
rnentary p. m-) for Europe. per $ s Lucania, wa
Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER, ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples ror Gersny
class Of mail matter for other parts OF
Europe by this ship unless specially d.
rected by her
After the closing Supplementary Transatlantic
above. additional Supplementary Malls ars
opened the piers OF the American English. Frenc1
German steamers. and remain open until witni7
Ten Minutes o hour sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington 3-Tenperatures have been high east
Of the Rocky except along the Middle South
Atlantic ard Gulf coasts Lake Superior and Lake on
tario ranging 21 degrees above the seasonal
average There have been showers and thunderstorms
from the Upper Mississippi Valley eastward through New
ENGLAND and the north portion OF the Atlantic
States Elsewhere OF the Rocky Mountains the
weather was generally fair West of the Rocky Noun
taius the weather fair. except over the north dis
trcts showers continue. There VIII be snowers
"Wednesday in New-York, the Middle Atlantlc
States and elsewhere during the next TWO
weather viii he generally Ialr only a
present Indicated Iempert-
lures will comparatively hign. except from e
eastward where they will be lower ON the
England Coast the will be fresh 10 brisk south
west shifting north Middle Atlantic Coast fresn
southwest west South Atlantic and Cf coasts
fresh nd and the Great Lakes fresn
west 10 south Steamers depart European ports
Wednesday fresh brisk southwest 10 west
showers to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
Po.tomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY all interested. es changes
may at ume0 - -,
ending June ., lSoZ VIII
close (pronptIy General Postof1ce as
follows: Malls close hour carrier naE
shown below Parcels Post Aaiis 1oE
r.. Monday
Supplementary mails close at Foresn sta
ton half closing time shown below tsx
cep that Supplementary Mails for Europe and central
America, Colon. close hour later at Horelsn STA
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CAsE-At Dedham. Mass June GeoTss RlEaioT RhDacs
at st PauI's Church. Dedham. June D. on arrival OF
train leaving South Station at 1l:S5
r,rprr,p suadanIv at Seal Harbor Me-. June 2 1902
Albert only Christian a and susan pows Eerter
Service anu iitef"ie4N a. Seai i3i"Oi
Wednesday afternoon
uIrJ-On Monday. June 2. 1902, Dr. orville r HILL
tno-i services at his residence No 100 Clinton
tsrooEivn on Wednesday. June 4. at $50 D. m
Interuent a Olean- N u
JOHNsTON-suddenly Tuesday. June 8. Mrs. Sophia
Iohnston Funeral services at the residence OF her
s,s,aT Mrs William II. Leach. No 1T6 Macon-st.
Iirooklyn Thursday June 3. at D. m
oRD On Sunday June l. 1902. his residence. No 81
West 54th-st. James Brown Lord In the 44th year of
his life Funeral service Will oe held at Grace Church
on Wednesday. June A. at 10 a. M
uE,RRTTsr-On Monday. June 2. 1902. Locust Cove
Cat Neck Long Island. George Merritt. I'D
vpar OF his age Funeral private Interment Wednes
Greenwood
GRAND LODGE F. AND A. M.-The resident grand
orlcars ana permanent members of the Of
Free and Accepted Masons OF the State NewYork
raternaily requested attend the obseques
r. w Peter Ross, LII. d. Grand Historian. Masonic
Hall 2Sd-st and 6th-ave.. NewYork. Thursday after
June 5. at O'CLOCK ux-- -,
EDWARD NJ. L. EHLERS. ELbERT CftANDALi~
Grand Secretary. Grand Master
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MARRIED..

CAMPBEIL-GERow-o Tuesday. June g. 1902 at
F~poLIvn y by Dr. Charles h BucS.
Florence May. daughter of Julius Fled and Mary v
Cerow to IL Dana Campbell of AvondaIe ohlo-
rrET n ctIVEANs-On Tuesday, 3. 1902. at the
residence of brides parent az vernon, y D. py
tbs rev Austin E Armstrong. Julia LongweIl daugh-
ter of Mrs. Nathan b Giveans. TO EDWARD Herfiek
Field. of Yonkers N Y
Ariz Shreve. daughter OF MT BUS
New-York.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
.ranpes in pressure indicated by The Trtbunes self
recording barometer The dotted lire shows the tsmpera
lure as recorded a Psrry's Pharmacy.
The following record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For Nev1ersev and Delaware local thunderstorms and
cooler to-day except the south where it will be
fair and warmer brisk west winds Thursday
fair.
For England. showers and thunderstorns To- oaS
cooler except in Eastern Thursday fair; flesh TO
brisk southwest winds. shifting 10 north.
For District Columbia and Maryland. partly cloudy
and to-day, probably local thurerstornls
Thursday fair: fresh west winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, local thunderstorns and
cooler TO-DAY fresh brisk winds Thursday fair
For Eastern local thundersorn1s and cooler
today. fresh to brisk south TO west winds 1huFsday
fair. , ., =. .,,-
For New-York. showers and cooler to-day-
Thursday fair; fresh north winds.
Western Pennsylvania. fatr and cooIer uo-uaS'
Thursday fair; northwest to north winds
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees: lowest 66
average IL corresponding date last year o.
for corresponding twenty-five years. 60
Local oracas-Iocal thunderstorms and cooler to-day.
fresh to brisk south to winds: Thursday fair
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-10
IDueEl LAND, ACT JUNE J, l07s-MoIce Fon

La tiranie. Oregon, July Q. ioos.
Notice Is hereby given hat In compliance with the
provisions nj the act NJ Congress NJ June 1873, en-
Titled An act Tor the sale oi timber lands In the
States of California Oregon, Neavia ani washing
ton Territory, as extended 10 all the Public Land
States hy act of August =. 1909.
WILLIAM z. SPROuT
of S,arbuck county ot Columbia, State ot Washing
ton has this iay filed In this office his sworn state
ment No. i,s tor the purchase Of the Sc Ia OF sec
ton No. TO- In township No. n y, range No. IS "
and will otter proof to show tina, the ,ani sought II
more valuable Tor Its timber ~ stone than tor agri
eul,ura, purposes. ana To establish his claim To said
ani hefori the Register and Receiver Of this office
October. loo2.
He names as Witnesses: Stanford H. stouter,
William Peterson. Frank Fender all Of Waitsburg.
Washington. ......
ANY ana all persons Claiming adversely the above
Described LANDS requested to tile ,hrlv claims In
this office on or heiore said 9Th day Of October oos.
Z. W. BARTLETT, Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE \. rs,s.-NoTIcH foR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.

United States Land Once,
La Granie, Oregon. July 10. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions of the act Of congress Of June 1875 en-
titled IAN for the sale ot timber lands In the states
ot California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter
fitogy. as extended TO all the Public Land states by
act OF August 4, s8os.
GEORGE E. TERRY.
Of Spokane. county ot Spokane, state Of Washington.
has this day filed In this Office his statement
No. isn. TOT the purchase OF the s.s swA secuo"
and ma nwK Of section No. ~ In township No.
SOUTH range No. Is HwM. and will offer proof to show
that the land sought Is more valuable Tor It's timber
iish his claim to SAID lant before the Register and
Receiver Of this office at In Grsnde Oregon. on FRI
day. the nth day Of October, 1909.
he names ss Witnesses: EdScn G. Marston. Lib
tie Marston. Charles H. Conrad. Flora A. Conrad. all
OF Spokane, Wash.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the above
Described lands are requested to tile their claims In
this office before said 18th iav Of October oos
Z. W. BARrLHrT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ). ,s7s.-SoI'cs ro'
n PUBLICATION.
United States l-aqd Once

United States LAqd Once. T.
Ia Grsnte. Oregon. July 10; sess. .sisas
N,ice Is hereby given ths, N compliance With Tho
T0 si0ns of the sct Of congress Of June lo1o sns
lid IAN act for the sale of timber Iends In e SOD
I 0,tornia. Oregon. Nevada and Kashine0a Vkrs
,o) as extended to all the publIt Lani 1a'eS II
ct August =. isos.
EDSON q. MARSTQN.
I okane. county Of Spokane. stse Of Washington.
ss his DAY filed In this once his kw0gn statement
%. %. for the purchase Of the 81 &nwk. nv s.s NV
- NJ ne 10 Sw 10 0f section No. In lQcpQSND No
: uth. range No. 3s EwM. AMI vi oioH9p4 ~
nd that the land sought is mOsek valuable TOT hs
|m " or stone than Tor agTicultuFn pugpoees. and
lablxh his claim TO said land n lore the ReRester
nd Receiver Of this 0fcs Al Ia Grlhde. OleeoA On,
I'll y the nth day Of Oct0beT. Iody
names as Witnesses: George Z. Terry. susan
an D. Terry. Charles A. Conrad. Flora A.. coafad.
li Spokane. Washington.
Is Vtl llasl nd ll46l!l(9 B NJ. lhsk sl.lns J.
~ sSiee ~Nss-tsenss sstA vSsk As~We 0ee6eeeTe1e
E. W. BARILETT. Register
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE !. ,s,s.-NoricH fo'
PUBLICATION. ...


United States lani Once,
La Grande. Oregon. July ~. ieos.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the Of congress ot June 1875. en-
Titled IAN act for the sale ot timber lands In the states
of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter
Titcry, as extended TO all the Public Land states by
act Of August =. t8es.
NELS MOEN.
NJ Baker City. county ot Baker. state o Oregon. has
this dAy tiled In this office his sworn statement No.
iss, tor the purchase OF the es ne+ section =, and
WI nwk Of section No " In township No. 10 SOUTH
range No. y,s EwM. ani will offer proof To SHOW that
the land sought Is more valuable tor It's timber or
stone than Tor agricultural purposes. and 10 establish
his claim to said land before the Register and Re
ceives Of this ONCE ~ In Grande. Oregon On Thurs
day. the roth day 0f October, ioos.
He names as Witnesses. Nettie thompson. Cieors
Moen, r. N. Shurtih AMI William Geiies all OF Bs-
ker City. Oregon
Any and ell persons claiming adversely the above
Described lands are requested TO tile their claims In
this once on OF before said roth DAY Of October. igos
&. w. BAPTlEvT. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBUCATlON.


United States Land Once.
La Grande. Oregon, July 10 ieos.t
Notice 10 hereby given that IN compliance with the
provisions ot the act fCongreSs Of June 1873. en-
titled An act tot the sale OF timber lands In the states
Of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington ter
ri,ory." extended to all Public Land states BY &C,
Of August 4. tSos.
HEBER {. BALLANTYNE.
OF Baker CITY. county OF Baker, state Of Oregon has
this day filed In this office his sworn statement No.
iaAo. for the purchase Of the y neH. Use ot
section No i8 In township No 10 S. range No I, W
N. and will otter proof TO show that the ,ard sought
Is valuable for It's timber OF stone than for ag-
rcuu'a purposes. and to establish his Claim TO said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this office
az La Grande. Oregon. on Thursday. the roth day OF
October. 1909.
He names as witnesses: T. N. ShurtliH, W. E..
CeddeS. Ne,s Moen, D. W. Baird, all Of Baker City.
Oregon
Any and al, persons claiming adversely the above
described lands requested to tile their claims In
this office before said 10th day Of Oct. 1000.
Z. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.

VhIttJ SNttS VWVt, 7
la Grande. Oregon. July "a. ioos.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of Congress OF June !, 1853.
entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands In the
states Of California Oregon, Nevada, and Washing.
ton Territory" as extended TO all the public land
states BY act Of August. rSoa.
WILLIAM e.. GEDDES.
Of BakerCity county OF Baker. State OF Oregon has
this day tiled In this Office his sworn statement No.
70 20, Tor the purchase OF the W u Y. Lots and
Of section No a, In township No 10 south. range
No. ,s,s e W N, and will offer proof 10 show that
the land sought is more valuable Tor Its timber or
stone than Tor agricultural purposes. and to es'at-
liSh his claim TO said land before the Register and
Receiver Of this office at La Grande. Oregon. on
Thursday. the roth iay Of October. loos.
He names a. Witnesses: Nettie Thompson. Ne,S
Moen. Cleora Moen and Heher {. Ballsniyne. all OF
Baker City, OREGON.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested TO nle their claims IN
this Office on or before SAID roth day OF Oct.
,oos. {. W. BARTLETT, Register.