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New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Z Thapsus Z do Cesar but Cesar thtrimned tn
nun bloody gang an carried every election dis
thric' by an increased majority Pompev hired
some Spaniards L do Cesar at a summer resort
called Munda, but Casar. although a twintv =
one shot. got away wild the bakery agin Thin he
KEN back Z Rome an didn't do thing 70 Pom
pey"
What happened 10 Crassus. the other trium-
vir?'' asked the scribe
on said Danny. "he saw his finish down at
place called Partha. He put up tn price OF kosher
mate wan fine day, an tn women in EsSex-st
wrecked his gasolene machine and carved him up
fur sh"uVeneers. an that phat happened Z
him The tripod government didn't last They
needed "A lcader-a plain boss-wan that cud con
thin into thinkin' he honest while he wuz
oon av them wild onfailin' consectiveness an fray
quincy. An organization that don't have boss
hNe that wont get ON. Murphy. Mcmahon and
Hanen should post up on ancient Roman history
'rsar. Pompcy an Crassus knew more a bout run
nin a machine than they can ever hope 10 know
but whIn they tried triumv irate government they
fell down shameful THIS try-try-phat do you call
il kind ov government fur Tammany Hall is like
thrying IN Christian Science Cure on mad dog
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

ANDREWS suddenly, Of pneumonia on Saturday morn
S7th-st George 2 Andrews in the Goth year or his
ru1Sa sn s s @ "n MsndsS S Hs Nav l % Is e a @
Interment At the convenience Of the family
BAILEY-on SATURDAY. May "a William E. Bailey. in
be held al his late residence. Morrstown. y j. on
aowsrs be sent, az the tnr fam no
RANCRoF,r.on Friday. May q. 1892. Eleanor Croes.
New-1Ondon. Conn. Washington papers please copy
a1 i s 4somS. his a%Ss % p:S6. NJ s
& &sa5 OF MS af barch al Mo p M MONDAY MAY
foot Of chris,ophtT and at - ocock noon
It is kindly requested that IN no oTers be sent
co!T-sqddsnly May %, George L Colt OF George
s.;dsnes S2 Garden Pas R:9oSJya Monday
sr " ss late II saa a!. M e s Ella an:a
private. Interment in Greenwood. May y.
GwYNNE-on Sunday. MAY 23i after short Illness at
David f. Gwynue and daughter OF the late l. Hanna
chnTGn at h m nie@cni aS Woodia~n ce@eery
HATCH suddenly, washington, p G. May q; Julia
inrnabas Hatch Kent Conn, Tuesday May "a, is,2,
at 80 p.
SUNDAY msrn,qs MAY . @ 9S dS. sse r TGITSt Tot
Funeral services will be held al The residence OF her
evening. MAY "a O'Clock
LEAMINGAfter brief illness In . on May ..+r st Susan F
ing of this city. Funeral from her late residence
omit flowers.
,TIV AINF-At his residence. Cedarhurst Long Island
Reed MCIlvaine in the 64th year OF his age. Burial
service at Trinity Church. Hewlett Long Island
dav May &c. leaves foot East 34th-st
a Hewlett station, returning at II noon Phlla-
depha papers please copy
u1-tRy-On FRIDAY. MAY -. 1899 Parthenia NJ MuIrv
tnee C'rolius1 widow O Thomas Mulry. from
her late residence. 245 West l3thst Monday.
% AZ 80 a m thence ST. Francis Xavsr's Church
offered for repose of her soul
SIC,BOIAs-on May g. Summit. y. j. Jane Law
renee Nicholas, wife OF the late George W Nicholas
Fune-a services a Calvary Church Summit. y. j. az
$50 D. m Monday, May ID. Interment az Evergreen
Cemetery. MorrIstown.
REED-suddenly a Stamford Conn. Saturday. May "a
Clarence Marsh. of stephen Z. and Jennie c. Reed
in his 26th year. Class %, Yale Funeral service
win be heIi al Andrews Church Moaday az $40
D m Carriages awaiting the arrival OF the o'clock
train from New-York
sHERMAN-At Rye, N Y. NAV "a. 1892 her sOth
wear Catharine Augusta. widow OF Edward sherman
and daughter Of Or :. d. Townsend, OF Bos-
ton. Funeral rylces Christ Church. Rye Mon
day, Nav ID i:lS CarTisses will train
leaving Grand Central station al 3oi p.
SNIFFEN-Sudaenly. Mount Kiseo, n Y. NAV q
1902 Margaret L.. wife ot Elijah Sniren in 10th
year OF her age Funeral services residence OF
her daughter Mrs T. b Horton Mount Ksco on
Tuesday evening. May 81 1902 At O'Clock Interment
private.
The stephen Merritt burial Co.
Only store Sta Ave. i9ta e. ssephsn Merritt prsA
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
THE PASSING THRONG.

Tammany has it's troubles. but they insig-
nincant In comparison with the Democratic diff
culties In Hnsdale County. Col.
ATE VOTES at the time that county first
AS WE'LL shut of from Lake County. not
AS MEN. long ago. This weather and the
troubles in Tammany have COM
oined to remind me of incident IN the history
of Hinsdale County" said Frank c. Cole OF Den
yer. at the Waldorf yesterday. "A man. 1 think
his name was Packer Alfred Packer. went into
the mountains prospecting with six companions.
The seven were caught in blizzard and suffered
great agony. When after two weeks or more a
rescue party found their camp only Packer was
alive. With him was one dead man. The other
five were nowhere 10 be found Packer was
brought 10 Hinsdae County and tried or the
charge Of eating his companions He convict
ed. the judge. in giving him sentence saying: You
nend in human shape, there only seven Demo-
eaten nve OF them: Packer. believe. was after
ward pardoned and is now again prospecting.
Major W. E Mensah who has seen hard service
through the West in the United States Secret Ser
vice Department and who calls
THE Arizona his home. has been at the
FUTURE OF Gilsey House for several days. He
ARIZONA. is quite there is no State
like Arizona and is equally sure
that the quotation marks will be legally removed
before many years pass. Il could take you to a
valley l know OF in Arizona" he said Yesterday
'and show you bit Of country that would support
100000 people and give to each family a fair sized
farm. If little capital-that is relatively little TO
the final results-should invested there in an
irrigation plant The crying need for irrigation
Perhaps you saw Two fine pictures in color in one
of the May magazines. showing the rich farm
lands that lie along side Of desert wastes Those
pictures showed you better than can tell YOU
what water can do. l turned a little stream into
a BIT Of waste land myself, and told my Chinese
servants TO ahead with II and see what thev
could do. They raised forty pound melon min
Well you wouldn't believe IL 1 told the whole
truth. The people of Arizona a splendid lot
II took fine men to make the country in the begin
ming: IL has started well. All the foundations OF
mineral wealth, agricultural possibilities schools
laws and fine people are in Arizona fitting il for
Statehood
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
THE FATE OF 7RIUMTIRS.
DANIEL MCHUCK DRAWS LESSONS
FROM HISTORY FOR THE TAM
MANY THREE

The Hon. Daniel McChuck. the former sewer in
spector Of South Brooklyn. says that the new
Tammany triumvirate will come TO Erief. To use
Mr. McChuck's own words they will be tagged
by the people.
'"Twon't do 'twont DO" said Danny to a Tribune
man at the City Hall Saturday, 'Shure viz
might well armless man have a game
av throw -ketch L look fur amy divadends
4 come out that deal"
What makes you think It won't work?''
'Shure IT'S bin thried-back I'm the days av
airly Rome. It thried twict an it wuz a fall
down both times. They wuz Pompey an Cesar
and a guy called Crassus who cared for nothn'
but graft Cesar was big ward boss an knew
all parts av tn game. He seldom sthruck out an
usually knocked out two-bagger. Says Caesar to
Pompey, I yer don' we'll down t yer stone
teayter,' says he, an I guess tn graft IS comm
your way he.
I'm doin' well an thank ye. seq Pompey.
18th kibosh hez been put on the emprer, an
let's have tripod government wild you an
an that faro dealer Crassus in it seq he.
" It's GO said POmpey, afther hndin that
Casar had the police fixed. Crassus had a dvil
av big PAWN fob tn Applan way chargin'
tree dollars yard fur sand an usn' made ground
all tn phile Cesar wuz busy I'm the wholesale
liquor business wild the Gauls an Pompey wuuz
the Hall in town, like Charlie Murphy is.
Cgsar comes I town an goes down to OIIal-
loran's beyant the Temple Vcsta Z meet tn
other tripods. Pompey and Crassus.
Yer not tn level. C;rsar to Pompey.
wiz don't kapc tn books right. We raised a million
dollars L run tn las campaign an hirin' the
spakers an music and halls and the other legIti-
mate expenses only kim to 100000 Ye have that
5000 900 in the Ninth ward bank an want my shar.
or Mrs Pompey will be sttin' ont a wake t'-morIs
night sez Caesar, lookin Pompey over.
40 I've give youse go corporation inspectors at
81 a day. seq Pompey. yer Public Lights De
partment under Marcus Antonlus charges "a a
to,san' fur gas an gratis 50 80 out every S.
Wot more do youse want?' seq Pompey
An that schooner load av brewers grain We
sold me fur cows wuuz mOuuldy wen it got
shoveled off tn dock at Joppa. Crassus TO
Caesar buttin in. bein' in %id I'ompey.
"'Aw go off an play ping pong wild yerseIf.' said
Caesar who had a lot av Irish blood in him. his
mother bein' Miss McShinny afore she married
tn ovid man. Julius that mad that he runs
fur an automobile an in two minutes he was
on his way back 10 III Gauls. Wild that Pompey
seq L Crassus, Grass sez he. We know skinned
thin Jews down { Antiock on fire hose, bicycle
tires and telephones 4 say nothin' about welchin'
on four bets viz made on tn Ceserea Handicap.
We're both first class grafters together. seq Pom
nav who seemed 10 be a mighty good leader AN
vou'ye had tn good sinse Z wurruk tn other side
~ the strate from me. Let's you an do this
fresh guy Cesar. wot's gone off TO Paris to fly air
ships wild Saftos Dumont Pompey.
That tn begnnin av tn end tn tri-
nod government" said Danny
After that IT wuz q case av dog ate dog. POM
pey snt his two byes IN charge OF a gang down
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

nephew, Bushrod Washington was elected IN the
year ls-5 vice-president OF the American Sunday
school Union. IN replying he said:
Upon the well intended efforts have made 10 4e-
cure the due Observance Of the Sabbath dav upon
spot, where am persuaded IL was ncI tr vto-
lated during the life and with the permission of its
venerable owner.
He resided at Mount Vernon, which was left 10
MIN by his illustrious uncle. Washington said:
'Of all the dispositions and habits whI,h lead L,
pohtcal prosperity. religion and morality are in
dlSpensabe supports. In town country was
constant attendant on public worship. and al
ways iunucnC"d others TO be He also said that
without an humble imitation Of the example OF
not hope 70 be a happy nation"
Crawford. y. j., May 90 1892
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
The following letter speaks for itself;

Editor. Blossom: Please insert that done that
Hn9 smart 4 AefS S CaTFo Carr No on n IhnTsdqy guess 5r he
the leadership all right. but when a man like Car
and blood can stand Wasn't it beautiful though
the way We throwed it into him? Eight votes is
volcano down by Key West wasn't it, You can
say sympathize with them that lost their estates
and daries but you needa't subscribe any money
for til hear from Freedman on the first
see they done away with the finance committee.
Well that's so. guess they didn't sweat on their
jobs much especially when I was around Things
Is rdl, 5la'K x hGdS one Of my new mich cows got
collision come. The Lords aus been good to me
lhere wasn't nothin' In that yarn about 10000
leavin on the same boat with me. It wasn't half
that That amt the way it's done You see it's
!ust ike TINS = S--Come 10 think about II. what's
the use OF warmin' over ancient history? As the
The present the present. is all you've got for
Like Portland cement. jes' hold It fast an keep
How do YOU like my swing2 Pretty literary.
for seat to see the coronation I've Eot a pop
All right Keep your eye on Carroll and Martin.
I've laid by the toga Of authority but | don't
Ross at the club 10 camel coal and smash
ne Goal Trust Besides. l get "A little stake on
the English camel coal the club uses Down win
The coal harons. and use English camel coaIi
TACK that l'7o In the HalL l stil have the same
that allus made trouble I'm the business Daya I'm
can run the state Convention If he likes. I'm out
OF politics forever but Just the same ri pass him
up some hot ones when get back I can't heir
hut laugh when think OF Carroll! II Nixon builds
went OF haf-cocked on the leadershp tcI iS ni 1
they blow him mp Nixon keeps bully cigars
ingrate Carroll; He hed out on me in the Ice
basitb uSaI t don f9rget thing like that My
as usual My help wear a new collar called tbe
Rodney stone. after one OF my dogs Give nv re-
his name-the feer that's on the ,,,I,I,, ~ ,'t
guess they'll lose him before long Regards again
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
THE RET. DIR. SH4CKELFORD DEAD.
WAS FOR TwENTY-sEvEN YEARS RECTOR
OF THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
ERY rELEGRAPn ro rHr rn1nrrr

Ell
Saratoga, y. Y, May 25.-The Rev DR. John w
Shackelford. retired clergyman of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. died at his home here last
night, His death unexpected as he had
suffered from creeping paralysis for several years
He was born in Georgetown s. c.. on May 81
1872 He first began his ministerial studies in Phila-
delphia. received the degree OF A NJ. at Burng-
ton, y. j.. and was graduated from the General
Theological Seminary in New-York City in ls47
For two years he temporarily I'm charge OF
-. James's Episcopal Church in Amesbury Mass
He was ordained in ls49 by Bishop Wittingham
In the Church of the Holy Comforter at Troy
Dr Shackelford next accepted the rectorship of
St Mary's Church in Brooklyn. where he remained
SIX years. Subsequently. and for nine years he
was rector of the Church of the House of PRAYER
In Newark, n. ]. He assumed the rectorshtp
of the Church Of the Redeemer. In New-York Citv
which he held for twenty-seven years up 10 1891
when by reason of impaired health he was com
PEELED to retire from active pastoral work Since
that time he made this place his home and al
times assisted the Rev. DR. Joseph Carey rector
of Bethesda Episcopal Church In 1851 he married
Miss Elizabeth Peck Putnam, daughter Of the
late Rockwell Putnam, who died seventeen wears
ago. Three children survive including Miss
Eleanor A Shackeford the founder OF St Faiths
of Saratoga. Miss Eliza abeth Z. Shackelford and
George r. +. Shackelford. The funeral will be ON
Wednesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
rRANSPACIFIC, NAILS

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$50 p IN. up 10 Mey 20. inclusive. for dispatch per
Nlamela.
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directed Seattle -
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elusive for dsDatch Per :. Australia
warded via Europsl. New Zealand Fit Samoa ara
Hawaii San Francisco close Tally az $50
.. after May ia and June ~. Inclusive or
arrival % :. Etruria. due Nsv-York Iuas ~
Tor dispatch per q Sierra.
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Pes:smce Nex-ysTk. x. r. May es. 1907
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Balance brought forward from OF S4s 81
subscriber 70 The outlook 30
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Great Neck Methodist Episcopal Church through
Kate Conger Baker. president ............... s14
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A. l.. 2Nl
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Pnsfnmce Notice.

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promptly casss the General PostOffce
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington, NAV 25-During twsnty-four hours
except in the East Gulf also local
showers in the slope region Temperatures fallen
considerably in the Middle and northern
slope and have changed but little elsewhere
Rocky Mountains. West Of the Rocky Mountains the
weather has been fair higher OF con-
siderable magnitude is moving from the Northwest
generally fair weather. with comparatively moderate
peratures therefore be expected Of Mis-
sissippi River during the few days except
Southern States where the temperatures quite
high. In the England states. however will De
showers Monday. There win showers Monday in
the middle and northern slopes Lower Valley
Arkansas. probably continuing Tuesday IN latter
state. Elsewhere the generally fair On
the Atlantic Coast thy south
the Gulf fresh south and on the great
lakes fresh west TO north. steamers which
European ports Monday Will fresh winds mostly
south. and clearing weather 20 the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY,
For NeVJersey. Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania Mary
land and District Of Columbia and to-day:
fair Tuesday; fresh south winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York fair
today and Tuesday: fresh north winds
For England showers to-day; fair Tuesday; fresh
south TO winds
For Eastern New-York. clearing this morning: fair
Tuesday; fresh winds, becoming west.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Our esteemed townsman John +. Carros beet
plants nipped with ate frost Thursday.
John says he will try another crop
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees. 66
average a. average temperature for date
81 average temperature corresponding date
last five years. 81.
Local forecast Clearing this
perature. Tuesday fair; fresh winds becoming west.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

writing Of Washington, but experts in this
city, In Philadelphia and in New-York are satis-
Hed that IL is his without doubt. r. II. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

That tramp named John Doe who borrowed 81
from US TO buy harrow to work his window
garden with had better fight shy of us We can
be severe, though may not look IT,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

we made mistake yesterday when sent Mrs.
Margaret OReily. who wanted to get her dog
clipped. to the clppin bureau. Mrs. OReilly says
We insulted her and she'll sue for damages but we
guess this apology will fix IL all right.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Lewis NiXons bosom must be torn with emo
tions when he looks and sees that when it
70 bossn' Tammany Hall a feller that mix
drinks is good deal better fit for the job than
automobile statesman.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Alderman Jimmy Bridges has been painfully quiet
since Mont Pelee and that other volcano spouted
but he sent word to Friday that as soon as
usual.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

In this diagram the continuous white line shows tire
changes in indicated The Trfhunes self
recording barometer. The the tempera-
recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature last twenty
four hours comparison corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1902-05-26

Mails for Newfoundland by rail u North Sydney ara
tEence bv this ONCE daily A. 40 NJ
close Monday. nas4sy-
and Saturdayl- Mails FOR MfQueon. BY rail- 20 Roston
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n m Mails Cuba vail 70 Florida and thence nv
steamers. dispatched daily. except Thursday rral
connecting closes. for dispatch via Port Tampa.
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Saturdays a $3.50
dfsDatch Miami Mondays SaturJfQvs sst
6.3O D m Mails for MEXICO City. overland. unless
sne~iallv addressed dispatch ar
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Costa Rica Belize Puerto '"rteZ and Guatemala by
raU 10 New Orleans and thence bv steamer, Loses
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Rical fTegistered natl closes D. m previous cay