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New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
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The marriage Of Miss Edith Kirkpatrick Alien
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Plat Allen. Of
Worcester Mass formerly of St. Mark's-ave.
BROOKLYN and Maurice Burton Thayer. OF Man
haitian, will take place in the Union Congregational
Church Of Worcester on next Tuesday at p. m
Miss Henrietta Louise Jones, Of Brooklyn. viii be
maid OF honor and Miss Carol MaCde Case Of
Marchester Conn and Miss Alice Lizette Howe
Of Worcester viii be bridesmaids. The Misses
Jare. and F-lizabcrh Allen viii flower girls.
The best man viii be Francis Ramsey Allen Cor
nel. 04. and the ushers 7. D crittenden Walter
g Krowles ard Charles A. Pratt. OF Worcester,
and Fl Bardwen Lincoln. jr., Of philadelphia Mr.
end Mrs. Theyer viii be al home IN Scarsdale after
December
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
roREcAsr 80 ro-pAY ~ rrEspAY.

FORECAST FUt LU-IAI AND ILEoDAl-
For New England and to-day except rain
in northwest portion Tuesday fair
to south winds.
Jersey and Delaware and to-day: Tuesday
fair: brisk southw, 70 south winds
For the District o Columbia Maryland fair to-
day ard Tuesday. warmer to-day; southwest to
winds
Tor Western Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-day;
Tuesday CloudiLess fresh brisk
Tor Western New-York fair and to-day: Tues
day increasing cloudnes; brisk high southwest winds
becoming west.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

attons. g.. Listers or parts Of the parts, E ga
SYLVAN assure. So there appears 10 be no need
OF another term like ''personominal."
BURT G.. WILDER.
Ithaca, N. Y Nov D. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
PPEsLnENr RErUPNs "a WAsRENGToN.

Washington Nov. g President Roosevelt and
his party who visited Philadelphia yesterday,
turned 10 Washington to-day. Their train reached
the outskirts Of the city in the morning. but was
Edetrscked until 7:3O o'clock, when IL was brought
70 the city
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
THE PASSING THRONG.

As 70 the appearance of good meat, John Nelson,
0i Kansas City. who has made the meat business
his life work gave the public fe"
AS TO BEEF pointers yesterday. Said he at
the Hoffman House: In walking
around this town can't help but notice in many
places what a poor quality of meat is sold and
now readily it is bought by people who seem to
Hd- Hno~ nothing about it; WhqsSome meat mrSl 81
muscular. the food material is large, since much
rgg 5 qSce sd makes rich juisy me3t Lsan @ 9ppeaT
PIrpsh red when hrgt cut becoming bright 5 req Teg
and lined with fat. II the beef is dark and mushy
li+ lMHh yellow fat II is poor II the clt SnG%S ou'
The Southwestern railroads are beginning cam
paign to colonize the lands in the extreme Souel-
west with Swedish farmers. VII
TO liam A Norris a business man OF
COLONIZE Austin. Tex, spoke about II yeste'-
WITH day at the Imperial.
SWEDEs The cheap lands of the South
west" said he. ARE greatly inter
esttng the farmers Of Sweden. Tie Sante Fe mas
just appointed a passenger agent, with heaI-
quarters in Sweden. who will inform Swedish @ agTI
culturists the merits Of the country ~ y IN IN
bers Of Swedes have already settLeo Lel tha
Sante Fe deemed it advisable to send rePT9set n
planted IN Oklahoma in the Pecos valley in New
Mexico. then afterward on the Texas coast anu IN
the san Jose Valley in Southern OaIiLoII'"-
There have been large crops OF apples throughout
New-York state but they have not been bought
up so rapidly expected Many
APPLES are even going to waste, according
GOING TO 10 j. F Waters, of Albany. Said
WASTE he yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel: Although there has been
an immense crop of apples thousands of barrels IN
Greene and Albany counties alone will not be gath
cred In the. first place. the market has not ao-
sorbad them Then too, buyers are seriously nan
dicapped for want of barrels the cooPers not sup
plying the demand. Farmers in many cases So!o 10
their entire crop TO commission men wno La1ed 70
take them up on account of scarcity OF barrels ana
a slow moving market
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

ou brighten lives OF the tnaru1
with DR. D. Jayne's Tonic Vsrnifuge. Il
them young again, preserve their faculties
and perhaps give them lease Of life.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

TUESDAT-At $50 for Italv direct per :. Siciha
trraI be directed per : = stella J.
NESDAT-At a Tor EUROPE. per 5 q
Paul Southampton mail to- ireland must @ d.
recJed per ST Paul az $50 a N tsuppleraent-
spain. Portugal Turkey, FgypJ Greece British 4acla
MarqUeZ. > la zasccs1e, va E1aVrs
for other uarts OF Europe must b4 directed Ter
Ia Gasc0gne'l
FRIDAY-AI $50 D. n. Azores Islands = Van
from Boston
SATCRDAY-At 90 a. H. ror NecherLa1cs olrecl- per
Potsdam Cuaaif De directed per s. Pots
dam : a m for Belgium direct per 3 ENroon-
t1naI must be directed per > : hroonland p az
$50 a. n Scotland direct. s s astoria tnlail
must directed per Astoria -; AT 1880 a n
complementary 10 for Europa 3 ESr-1r1a VIA
Queenstown. - 70 Icaly direct. per 9 Allsr
(nafI must Be di-ecred ''nsr : Ansr'D-
Matter Cou1erciaI Papers. ard Samples for Germany
only sam class q mail matter for other parts
viii be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her
Mails named above. addit nal Supplementary Mails
are opened tho piers q the American. English.
French and German steamers and remain open until
within Minutes Of the hour Of sailing of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
WU.TING-FAyG N SAN FR4yCISCO.

San Francisco. Nov. 23.-Ex-M'nister Wu-Ting-
fang arrived here last night on his way 10 China.
He will sail Tuesday the Hong Kong Maru
He denied the report that Ho Vow. formerly Chi
nese consul this city, had been called home TO be
81
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

The marriage OF Miss Jeanette Blumenstiel.
daughter Ct Mr and Mrs Alexander Blumenstiel
70 Jesse II Vetssmsn viii be celebrated at Sherry's
On the evening Of December 3. The couple having
large number OF friends. the aHair promises 10
De an interesting one
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN indicated by The TribCne's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tepera
recorded AT Psrrys Pharmacy
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes IN the temperature for the last
enttour hours comparison with corresponding date
OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
MARRIED.

ELMENDORF-LYON-On Saturday November % 1892
at Church OF Incarnation by the Rev. Dr. Wiuiaa
Elmeudorf.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Is the best and good for tood
ana drink Insist having BUrnetrs
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

Mails for Nevf5undIand. by 70 No-+A sydney ard
thence by this Office
. n (cocuectng close he-s every Monday Wednesday
ana Saturday, Mails f1r MiQueOn by rail Boston
and thence steamer close this 0fce daily
. n Mails Cuba. BY rail % Port Tampa, Fla. and
thence bv close this once daily.
THURSDAY. az 1880 a. trhe connecting closes are
made on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturfaysl- Mails
for City. overland unless soecay addressed
4tsDgtch bv close this Office
Suu.Iav so and II 50 m. sundays at .. n
ana if.S0 D. Malls f1r Costa Rlca. Belize Puerto
~or-ez and letter mall t1r Gua-emaIa rail % New
orleans thence by steamer. close This Iav
av~-u- sunday. +120 and ti1-3G . n, SUNDAYS
at Il .. and Il 80 N leonnsctns closes here
MONDAYS AZ FOR Eelize. Puerto Corrsz ar4
iett-r nail for Guatemala and Tuesdays az I'll so -
f0r Costa Rica Registered mail closes az N prs-
ylCls
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MEMORIAL. WIND DvI
rrihnnr subscrtptfon Rnter-

The Tribune hv maI any address IN this
country abroad and address changed de-
sred be given dealer
before IL convenient. hand them IN AZ
Tribune Otdce.
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cant.
DAILY. cents lTRI-W WEEKLY. 2 cents
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed witE full name and address,
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.


MoNDAY-At u n t7r Arzentne. Uruguay and Para
quay. rer =. British Monarch
TJ-ESDAT-Ar ESQ Complementary 1880 a nj for
Central except Costa Rcal ara South Pacific
Ports. City Of Washtl r1l- via Colon Cetter
Washiugton') - FOR Csara and Maranhann. per
tna for other parts oI 8raztl Elust oa d.
rected ser $ Gregory, al 1880 . (supple-
1880 for s. Thomas St CrotX LeeTard
and Vjndward Islands. British Dutch and french
Guiana. per Ml1iana mail for Grenada and Trtnt
for Jamaica. per Admiral Fa--agut. from Boston
Tabasco and Chia7as. per 3 ESperanza (-1ai for
NeNico be directed Per = Is
peranza'). 1880 g. complementary p H. Tor
Turks Island and DCusnican RenIotc Pc > > New
York, a tor Argentire, Uruguay and Paraguay
per 5 : Apollo. a $50 .. Tor Jamaica. per s. =.
TTfT-PSDAY-At : p n. for Newfoundland. per & :.
CarthaCfnian from Phuadelphia-
FRIU.AY-At u for Mexico. 3 = Santiago. VIA
be directed per 5 = Saartasols
6,20 for Bermuda. Der steamer rom Haiifax
SATCRDAY-At N. lsCppler1en1ary $50 a NJ for
mail Sava7ila and CartaEs1s Clust be directed
'per : 5 PhIads,phta') AZ $50 tsupplementa-y
IG3O n for Fortune Island Jamaica. Savzlilla
and CartaEena. per :. Alsne f1afl for Costa Rica
r,ust b. directed : Aens'l: az $50 g.
elementary 1880 nj for Haiti and santa Marta
per Adirondack; at 10 a n Tor Cuba. per
Moro Castle Havana; at 10 a Cor Grenada
a1d Trfrii4d. per ;. NaravaI. 10 a n fer
Yuc1ran and CaTpecte, s. 5 Dagg-y: az II
for PsrnauhUco Santos and Sac Paulo. British
other Of B-aZti must be directed
.rer British P-ince'); 1890 FOR Cuba.
Dsr Curitvba. via MataaEaS Ordinary mail only,
which Dc directed per $ Curityoa' =
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Ftfty-secOnd Annual
7 han k SgIvin& Dinner

IhanIS sgIvin& Dinner
a
Five Points Mission, Old Brewery
- Park ST.. n. Y.
During the past year 1901 have been taught the
I2l.2 Dinners served
1890 articles o. clothing distributed
1S3 pairs
Total expenditures OF the year, s27,5S 80.
300 anS.oHsly expect Thanksgiving dinner the
Us uoutEse The blessedness Of giving
VIII lie , reward
Parcels In city Il desired
Interesting exercises BY the cnAdren l:I5 Dinner.
II &. sRIDMoRE. Treasurer a. X. SANFORD supt
1894. IOO2
The Goth Annual Thanksgiving CeIe-
bration of the American Female
Guardian Society and Home
for the F'riendI ess.
$50 WOODY CREST AVE. NEAR 1s1sr ST
155 children will dine at 1890 The new Home will be
open for inspection at 2 NJ Exercises at p NJ.
singing calisthencs. etc. Mr. Charles Fl. pre-
Rev. J Brewster voorhees, viii an address
Public invited. The society debt but gifts Of
cothing shoes and food Tor the Home and It's telys @
indust al schools earnestly -olictsd-
Beds in the new Home may be >ndowed perpetuty
$50 viii support a child for one year.
$40 0OO will build modern school building
Mrs. FRANCIS NJ. WEEKS Prssiden.
Ms s. F. HALLECK. Treasurer.
SSd Woody Crest
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The Tribune VII mailed Cuba. Porto Rieo. EsEat
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postage
points IN Eurone and all countries IN Universal
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Cd Hotel National, Lucer7e-
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For points the United States Canada and Mexico
OF Manhattan The F3ronTI
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Fad and Folly will not be shown tonight at
Mrs Osborn's Playhouse but tomorrow night
instead. You see many of the patrons Of the house
rntsht prefer 70 20 70 The opera.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24

Paula Edwardes has been engaged for leading
part in the New-York production or The Wizard
Of or the musical extravaganza which has been
playing for time with success in Chicago and
the West. II will be put here January II. at
the Majestic Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-24
1884.

IiciniE he
& HOwen
New York
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Rural Chicago.

A Chicago despatch. dated May ..
said that Mr.. Stone. "a wealthy real
estate owner" had been choked and
robbed by thieves the previous even
ing while feeding his cow In his barn
on Michigan avenue. That IS not q
defamatory story. and may be true.
and II SO. 1t throws a very interesting
light on Chicago life. An enviable
measure Of plain living must be con-
sidered to have been preserved In q
city Of nearly two million inhabitants
where wealthy citizens 60 out in the
evening to feed their cows In their
barns. The chance Of being robbed
may be less in New York. but to Offset
that 1t should be recorded that In New
York the chance Of having a COW to
feed has been almost wholly elimin-
ated.-E. s. Martin. in Harper's Week
1v
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21

'Ts It possible. after hearing the
truth. that Mr.. Earle can speak Of In
Justice to himselfT' she asked. "Was
It not from the height Of honor that
Harold Graham scorned to win your
Justice by the acknowledgement OF
your infinitely greater deut to him?
You wrong my sisters husband even
In that, Mr.. Earle-you and your coun.
sell"
John Winthrop's voice struck like
ice upon her passionate words.
"You are q woman" he said. coldly.
Miss Field. 1t Is your heart that
speaks now, not your Judgment"
Though you grant a woman no
Judgment" cried the girl. passionate
", with her beautiful face flushed In
the darkening shadows. yet some
times the truth strikes from wom-
ans hands to cut even your pride.
you men. Mr.. Winthrop. to defeat
your
She turned swiftly from them and
went back along the plank walk to
her waiting friend, a sob struggling
with her pride. her hands trembling
with excitement and anger.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Horseshoes For Rent.

An English turfman tells me that
the London Corporation pays rent for
piece OF ground In horseshoes. 1t
seems that about the middle Of the
thirteenth century one Walter le Brun.
a farrier In the Strand. obtained n
piece Of land in the parish Of st.
Clements on which to build a forge,
for which he agreed to pay the parish
annually six horseshoes. The shoes
were paid into the exchequer every
year. Upon his death the land was
granted to the Lord Mayor and citi-
zens Of London. who continue to pay
the rent in the original way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
How Pro<rsss 10 Blocked.

Probably the greatest obstacle 70
the Improvement Of the country roads
in the State Of Ohio at the present time
is the antiquated law now in force re-
ouiring all road work to be done under
the supervision Of some person who
must be elected from among the voters
of the road district. without any regard
to his fitness. experience or Qualifica.
tions for the work No matter how
good O road builder nonresident
NAV be. or how useful his knowledge
may be to the roads, the law does not
hermit him to touch them or to allow
the public to avail itself Of his skill.
II perchance he be resident and voter
and be elected to the position Of road
supervisor, he cannot use his skill In
the construction of roads unless he con.
sents to do 1t without compensation,
as the State prevents him from receiv-
ing one cent more than the common
laborer.
Under the present law there Is no
possible chance for skilled road
builder any road building to do.
and thei. Is NO inducement for a man
TO prepare himself for the vocation.
A bill originating with the Portage
County Good Roads Association hns
lust been introduced into the Legisla-
ture by c. +. Suse. Of Hudson. repeal
ing the law. and putting the selection
of road supervisors into the hands OF
the township trustees. II gives the
trustees practically the same powers
in respect to road supervisors that
boards Of education have in the EN-
ployment Of teachers for the schools.
They can employ the best skill they
can find, and pay such wages as they
feel justified In. They can remove them
whenever they think the good OF the
service demands 1t.
This bill, II II becomes q law. Will
open up the needed opportunity for
road builders. A man can prepare hlm-
self for this work with some prospect
Of getting road building to do. Trus'
tees would soon find themselves sup.
piled with applicants qualified to do
this work. The principles of good road
building are well established, and SIM
pie, but they cannot be ignored or
neglected without disaster to the roads.
III. NJ. DEMING. Secretary.
Portage County Good Roads Assoc!a'
ton,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Side Lights on Life.

The average man is an economist
when lie has to buy anything for his
wife.
Many man who knows his own
mind has n somewhat limited nc
quaintance.
The man who hates another has an
ingrowing grudSe against himself.
Cry tomorrow II you nust. but laugh
to-day.
The nak whose education Is finished
helps to swell the undertaker's bank
balapce.-ChIcago News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
ch,c>yo the yyindiest City.

The annual report o: the Meteorological
Burr,u show, that Chicago continues to
lead all the other cities OF the United
States as a wind producer The city blew
li5 1893 miles OF wind in 1901. Tha. Chi
cago can bow li5.ls3 miles OF wind in
single year without showing the slightest
strain and without using up the reserve,
proves once more the wonderful strides
tie city is making in every direction. In
all probability the country does not re-
nlizc the ial meaning OF the fact that
community whose name was not on the
man IN 1901 should be able to blow 49,
1913 miles o. WIND IN 1901 without turning
hair
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Self.L0ve.

Think as little as possible about any
good IN yourself. Turn your eyes reso-
mteiy from any view OF your requirements,
vour ,nfuence. your plans, your success,
yo.r following. Above all, speak as
little as possible about yourself. The
;nordina,eness of our selfiove makes
speech abou, ourselves like the putting. OF
a lighted torch to the dry wood which
has been laid in order for burning. Moth.
ing b.: duty shonsd open our hips upon this
dangerous theme, except It be IN humble
confession OF our sinfulness before Cod
Bishop WilDerforcs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
A Good Law.

The Beal municipal local option bill has
passed the lower house Of the Ohio legs
latu.e hy the large vote of s6 to 10. As
originally drawn it required hut 25 per
cent. of the registered voters TO petition
ior an election. but the house amended
it by making it 10 per cent. Tins Is
Ter than the present law.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
eo,,c.m.a.s Canvas Wins . Place.

A policeman one Jones OF Leeds: has
becn iniormed by the officials of the Royal
Academy. a, London, tina, his painting.
Forthcoming exhibition. The picture, rep
resents a :loor.and scene. with sheep.
Jones has sent in pictures for years, bu:,
heretofore, they have been rejected.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Expert Opinion on Beer Drinking.

DR.. Binz, professor in Bonn, Germany,
says: Flooding the stomach and brain
with beer, as is the case among the
studying youth the regular drinking es-
pecially between meals and in the morn:
ing, the continual slipping daily and
hourly as is the custom among the major
ity OF the lower and middle class in Ger.
many, is. in my estimation, from the
standpoint of health. social economy and
intellectually a national evil"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
Rhodes Quoted Tcnpyscn.

In spite Of the vast numbers who
have read In McmOriam." how many
have recalled a passage which Cecil
Rhodes may or may not have had con-
sciouslr in mind when he said as he
lay dying: $50 little done. so much
to do" In the In Melnoriam' we
6nd:
so many worlds. SO much to do.
So little done. such things to be-"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
A Century Of Agitation.

The modern temperance agitation ma.
be said to have begun in England about
a century ago, but It was IN tins country
tha. the movement first made great
headway. and its influence on American
society has been far more general and
more powerful than on any other.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
K.,ser's Court Policy Criticised.

Emperor William is bitterly criticised
In German aristocratic circles because un'
tit,ed business men constituted the ma
5ority of his guests during his recent ex'
ners all over Germany with aristocratic
teaniags have begun a regular editorial
rampaign against the new policy IN court
life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21
ch,,... Catholic to he Canonizea.

The claim for the beatlhcation OF the
Chinese Catholic convert, Joseph khans.
has been before the Cong-e sa,i1n OF Kites,
at Rome. under the presIdcrcy OF the
Pope. |: approved. kharg Will be tie
first Chiraman 10 be can~nizci.