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New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
BISHOP POTTER on THE BIBLE
CALLS IT HUMAN DOCUMENT" THE STORY
OF THE INACCURATE VISION OF MAN"

OF THE INACCURATE VISION OF MAN"
In HIS introduction 10 The Bible for Children"
just issued by the Century COMPANY Bishop Potter
says.
The progress which lately has heen made in un-
derstanoing what the Bible is and what II is not.
has prepared the for such a book as this.
That progress has brought 10 lieht two things;
namely, that the Bible has IN il human as Well
divine clement. that II is the story not only o.
- divine disclosure. IN many ways ana unceT widely
different conditions divine revealing alike the
mind Of God md the wonderful order OF liiS proNl-
dCnCe-bUt also human document. IN that II Is
the story, and sometimes the Illustration. or the
Imperfect and therefore inaccurate vision Of man
These tWo things are now coming. 10 be widely
and. on the whole. heipfglly recognized
Not all Of the Bible Is Of equal worth or peril
not all of Z; OF equal interest or utility The
old tradition that 10 read II through meehanically
and crminatingly two or three times a year
had e itself some occult ana mysterious potency
has come 10 be recognized belonging TO the
kindred tradition that soldiers lives have been
saved by New Testament carried In the let breast
pocket because ~ a Testament; whereas any
other volume carried in the same place would nave
STOPPED a bullet quite effectively Bat all the
While the living spiritual. quiCkenng force OF the
literature has endured and viii endure because II
Divine.
To gather therefore within the oi
volume that which rings through and through with
this higher note. and especially by arrangement by
selection. 10y reverenJ and discriminating methods
% sequence 70 PUT together what will become
childs Bible-tEis, 4 ought 70 be plain 10 a Just
mind IS a worthy and timely thing 20 DO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
COPIES 4 "QUO T4DIS" DEATH
swEDE KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE GUESTS.
AS DID NERO's FAvoRITE.

Alfred Petersen. thirty-fve years Old Il swede.
and piano maker. Of No 46I Third-ave after
being out Of work some time. became downhearted
His friends told him to cheer up. He told them he
would If they would come to his party last night
There were Sophie SOdendranner. Sven Fraley and
Mary Olsen and their escorts. and they made /.
merry until about 10 o'clock
Il will give you toast" said Petersen "A toas,
that YOU all must drink
Then he arose TO his feet and said:
Here's 10 our dear Fatherland to which nv
spirit Will fly" Here he took something from, his
pocket II place this TO my head and bid you
all goodby-" The report OF a pistol ended the
sentence and Petersen dropped to the floor dead
with Mortified shrieks and cries the guests fed
from the room. In the street they met Policeman
Cooper of the East Thirty-ffth-st station He
found IN the room well thumbed paper covered
copy OF Quo Eadis." with the passage describing
the sucide or Nero's favorte marked and the lines
which toid OF the slaves opening the artery in the
UndersCored. $3.50 9u0''''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
uETHODTsTS HOLD JUBILEE.
THREE EAST SIDE CHURCHES CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIVERSARIES

THEIR A-NAlN faAS-Aihlf-s.
The anniversaries Of three churches made yester-
DAY day Of jubilee for East Side Methodism. Old
John Street church. No. - John-st. the cradle Of
American Nethodisnl. celebrated its l5sth ami
versary Second Street Church No 2s6 Sec
ond-st once one of the most fashionable ana
fourishing churches IN the city, celebrated its
SEVENTEEN year and tho Church NJ our saviour
ne-hundred-and-nintn-st- and Madlson-aNe., lts
,vgepty-flrst wear In all OF the churches luncheon
bassats ,,sre brought by the women OF the con-
gregations. and tho services continued throughout
the entire DAY. Love feasts were partaken OF IN
the morning followed by ole fashioned testlmonial
meetings. after which the usual Sunday morning
sermons were delivered.
Bishop j. w. Hamilton preached az old Johh
Street church on the growth and development or
Methodism in America At 2;50 p m a mass meet
ing was presided over ~ the Rev. lDr' . W, NIL
LARD. This address Of the afternoon, on hshop
Ayburv and NeR-York Methodism Of To-day, was
delivered by Dr. I. S. Triple, secretary or the
Twentieth Century Thank Offering COMMISSION
who gave an outline OF the Jealous Work Nhioh
Bishop Asbury did for Methodism IN America IN
the dsys Of l776.
Dr. q Wing spoke The Greatest Need OF
NeV-Yorlk Methodisrn." and said that one Of The
greatest needs of Methodism In this day was
sufficient number OF wise and conscientious Iay-
men. DR. J Wesley Johnson. pastor Of OLD John
Street Church said there was not money enough
IN all New-York 10 buy Old John Street church
ship Of C. J. Evans. rendered the music TOT the
afternoon. when Was used for the hrst time 'he
memorial organ recently presented 10 the cnuroh
by James W Pearsall Of Ridsewooc =. j. "eoree
p. Hadley Of Syracuse. \. Y. also presented 10
the church a new pulpit and Cathedral chairs.
which were used FOR the first ;ine-
The Rev Nathan 9. Cheney delivered the morn
ing sermon al Second Street Church. Al p m
superintendent A r. Bliss presided over the sun
DAY school anniversary and at $3.50 the Key. JOIN %
X. Knox presided the reunion services me
Programme closing with the evening sermon oy the
hek. John krantz -, s,-..,..,. ,.o.,,,,,
The services at the Church Of our saviour pesVm m
with love feast in the morning. aIter Mhlch N N
Rev 9 W Nillard. Of Honkers. delivered iile
sermon Tbe Rev Thomas =. Neely presided al
the harvest home services hello by the SHhaay
school at . D. m Three large pyramlos OF ille
fruit !nfermingled with autumn leaves ana noHtIs
were suggestive OF the occasion and an rs
feature Of The afternoon the talk given Dy 1Ie
Rev. James NJ Thoburn, recently from ihola1 ~ t
evening sermon preached Dy lhe ieeE.
Mason North The anniversary services VIII con- con-
tnue throughout the week ana me allas t - So 80,
supper viii be given by the Ladies Aio SoeietS ~
hofroW evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
DIED.

AUcHINCLoss-At her residence No II West 57tb-st
on sunday. october 26. Elizabeth. widow Of late
services her residence on Wednesday 2ath inst
at 10 a m? II is requested that flowers be sent.
RLAKE-At "a, Princeton \ 10 J.; on SUNDAY october -
dence Of Professor George l. Raymonl Wednesday
at 80 m.
cooK1At her late GssienSe No iis West 7sth Anna
Albany papers please COPY.
GEoRGE--At summit, n. J.. SATURDAY.. October - 1902
funeral ;he residence her b-nJher
Nat9an!Fi 9e2rss st5S H i fG9Rkia apEiai isGe & summit
rival of The $3.50 a train fionl Christopher
GILLEsPIE-At Morris;own; n, j.. on Friday October
year Of his age Funera Services from his late resi-
tober q, at O'Clock p m
HAwTHoRNE-At her residence. Spring Valley y y
saturday. October 25 1s2 August. Elizabeth Iui
TUESDAY, October 2s: 2a5( TAKE Erie RailToaG
train l2:25 p- m, Twenty third ST ferry.
JARDINF.-At his residence Rye y Y on October 81
George Z JaTdine in the fl5S year Of his
at the Presbyterian Church Rye on Monday. 21th inst
York at 1904
LIvINGsTON-On October -. her late residence 81
TonneieaTe Jersey &C city M He,shts si Maria widow Of
viii b. held October 2s at 1880 a m. in st. Joseph
MATTHEws-Dr. Henry clay Matthews. Suddenly
vices viii be held IN the Dutch Reformed Church
ociocS Members Grand Army bosne POST a and
also OF the medical faculty are respectfully invited
of the family
PARKIN-on October 26. at his late residence No 40
shave. William w Parzin the SD year OF his age
PoRTER-In stockbridge Mass. October 25 Mary
Joanna eldest daughter OF the Or. Porter,
Reformed Church. in Claverack. y. Y.
sHERWOOD-sabbath morning. October % in his 4sth
year ss@qsl & Spencer son oI Angsns JaSsson and the
ss sse p Se 10 Ieffepts PIsa Bro az ms ss
. m. Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
,nARLEs pRAYTON RrRRELL.

charles Drayton Burreu. seventy-one years old.
retired lawyer OF this city. died Yesterday at
ris home in Pelham Road. New-Rochelle- Mr.
r,rrsu was preparing to come here TO spend the
inter wher he stricken with paralysis lie
- . native OF Charleston. :. g.. hut had lived
" ,,.etcbeete. County for forty years having mar
- ,rto he Morris family. Mr.. BuTTeil owned
re- estate in Pelham. but sold IL few years ago
ial IA r. ritv which merged il into Pelham Bay Park.
20 70 - men moved TO New-Rochelle. lie was "A wild
Hr and leaves TWO children
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
DAVID DUNLOP. SR.

r,.tersburg Va. oct. 26 (speciaD--Davd Dunlop
s,ed AT his home in this city this morning He
81 hosn in feeble health for several months. About
'''uh Nth ago he returned from Seabright, y. J..
- he had been for the benefit of his health.
Mr. DunOp was born in this city about sintyone
80 Co s,nce he was twenty-five years old. He was
- largest exporter Of manufactured tobacco in
mis- and his 9ere m y is ne Se1 45 IN
this thiso o He married twice. His second wife, who
atVe. .t,ss Nellie johnson, Of Petersburg. survives
was He also leaves one son. David Dunlop, jr. and
MN. ssughters.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
PEgysYLrANrA LIBRARrAN RESIGNS

THE REV. DIR. C. z. REED GIVES Up STATE POSI-
rIoN-GovERNoR STONE SURPRISED.
Harrisburg. Penn. Oct. 2e-The Rev. Dr. George
Edward Reed president OF Dickinson College. Car
lsle has resigned as State Librarian, his resigna-
non reaching Governor stone iills Altefhooh iie
gives no rcssons for his resignation. Dr. Reed ex-
Dresses his hearty appreciation Of Governor stone
courtesy and co-operatiOn in library affairs In ms
reply Ia Or reed which the latter will receive to-
morrow, the Governor expresses surprise az ins
.cuon, accepts the rcsenau ton, ann pass 49, 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
LADY HENRY SOMERSET IN BoSyoy

SHE ADVOCATES THE DISTRICT OPTION Bill. FOR
THAT CITY
Boston. Oct 26-I.ady Henry Somerset was greet
ed by Of the largest audiences which could he
accommodated in fremont Temple this afternoon.
at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meet
ing 10 advocate the District Option bill for this
city Mrs. Katherine Lente Stevenson presided
Many Of the best known ministers Of the citv were
on the platform Lady Somerset said that twelve
years ago. in fremont Temple she made bsr ttrs+
address in this country
IN discussing district option for Boston. she adj
vocated putting the responsibility for the nrssaDa
OF saloons on each community. Resolutions t,
tavor OF district option were adopted by a Tisips
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
TRANsATLANTIC MAILS

TCESDAY-At $50 a. m. for Italy direct mar =. -
ba-da'l. ~ = = -oih-
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a. m for Europe nAr a .
hllaiepha. via Southampton (mail FOR Ireland rnsr
De directed per 4 Philadelphia'O >: at m
supplementary 10 a. nj for Europe
Via Queenstown. at II a. for Denmark direct.
~ - =
THCISDAY-At q. m. for France. Switzerland Italy.
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. 5. La SavOie.
tail for other OF Europe be directed per
:. La SavOe'l
sATCRDAY-At s a. m. for Italy direct per $. Lahn
mail must be directed per Lahn'O. for
France per : : La Gascogne. via Hayre Cmail for
other parts OF Europe must be directed per La
eiascoSnel y; at I:30 M for NetherIaEds direct per
: Rotterdam (mail directed 9. Rot
terd1n'J; N. for Belgium direct. 3 Fin
land Inail be directed per $ 3. Fnla1d)s at
$50 a. for Scotland direct, Anchorta (rnel
must be directed per s Anchoria'D: 1890
supplementary II nl) for Europe Etrurts via
Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers, and Samples Germany
only The class OF mail matter for others
of Europe viii he by this ship specially
directed by her.
After the closing OF the Supplementary TransatIants
Mails named above, additional Supplementary Mails
opened on the piers Of the American. English. French
and German and remain until within
Ten Minutes of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
,,ns ELIZABETH ArcHINcLoss

,,-s Elizabeth Auchincloss died yesterday at her
No Il West Fifty-seventh-St. She
"t.,six years old. She was the widow Of John
'sIhi,closs Before her marriage she was Miss
As'uigabeth Buck. of this city. The funeral will be
f-liiaa f-liaaa Wednesday morning at her home.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
P0Sf0mee Nofice

NAV occur a an a. NA@NNe10
,ForTlsn ms.ls for the ending November L 1902
VII cse promptly in 7li
tS toioWs: Parcels Post Nails close one hour earlier
tl1n closing -Ime shown below
s-.i I,sUIJr and supplementary mails close Foreign
'tdtlon haf hour later than closing
except that Supplementary for Eurooe ana Central
america. Via Colon. close hour later az Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MAYOR low TO BE At cELrRp,r,o,

The Presbyterian Church in Newtoun Queens
Borough. began the celebration ,es,o~s,
two hundred and fftieth annveryarv 40 a. -, - va
ing The celebration viii continue -
week. and one OF the evenings Na~rlou ue
expected 10 speak. "'"' Lo" u
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WOULD-BE ASSASSIN CAUGHT.
ACcoMPLICE IN PLOT AGAINST DowAGER
EMPRESS CAPTURED.

St. Petersburg. Oct. 26-The police have capt
uTed an accomplice in the reported plot against
Dowager Empress Marie Dagmar, Of Russia,
which was recently unearthed at Copenhagen.
dispatch from Copenhagen dated October 4
said the Dowager Empress Of Russia, who Is 4
daughter Of King Christian Of Denmark va
. object of the strictest surveillance by the
! ice owing 20 what they considered TO he an
authentic report that several Italian anarchists
were on their way 10 Denmark in order TO make
an attempt 10 assassinate her.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
czAR MAY VISIT c0NNTiyr,,on, >,

London. oct H.-According TO the cono,,...,
CORRESPONDENT OF The 1e,, Daily Telegraph the car
Montenegro. Athens and probably 10 proceed 10
pie. While in Italy the Car will have az
with the Pope. an interview
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Highest temperature yesterday. degrees; lowest
degrees so degrees; for corresponding
year 81 degrees average for corresponding
date twenty-five years. so degrees
Local forecast: Rain and warmer to-day: Tuesday
rain: brisk south winds. becoming west.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

dine born I'm Scotland, and came to this coun-
Try when young man. He served in the civil
War. and formerly commander Of Charles
Lawrence Post. Grand Army OF the Republic of
Port Chester. Mr.. Jardine had served a mem
ber Of the Board of Health and School Board He
leaves widow and several children. He was
siNty-one years old.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
GEORGE Z. JARDINE.

l,.oree E Jsrdne. the senior member of the firm
oIsrdine & Jsrdine. architects. who have put up
o. - large business buildings IN this city. died on
= .rrday at his county home Ia Rye. Mr.. Jar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Drn,c,rr, ,

Dallas Tex. Oct 26.-cathoic prelates from all
parts of the country took part in the al. III "
the new Cathedral OF the Sacred Heart ~ Oii ~
The building, which is one Of the 6nast - - 40
the Catholic Church I'm the South W. Y"hed by
1885. 'N oeGan IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
SERT!CE FOR DEAF NUTES.
DR. HUNTINGTON AND ARCHDEACoN VAN
KLEECK PRESENT-DF. GAILAUDET
T-TTnCTZFD


service was held last night in ST. Matthew'S
Church for the Deaf and Dumb in commemoration
Of the Rev DR. Thomas Gaaudet. who died
August 90 Of this year. \ number of cergyTnen.
among whom were the Rev. Dr. William r. Hunt
ington. Of Grace Episcopal Church, and Arch
deacon Van KIeeck. OF Westchester. were present
Dr. Huntington read the ''irst lesson and the Rev
DR. Baker. Of St Luke's Hospital. the second The
creed was led by Mr. Coftey, a ciassmate or Dr.
Galaudet and the prayers were read by the Rev
Arthur II. Judge, rector of St Matthew's ChuTch
The benediCtiou was read by Archdeacon van
KIeeCk and the sermon delivered by the Rev.
DR. William II. Vibbert. vicar of Trinity Chapel
in East Twenty y-hftu-st.
The Rev. DR. John Chamberlain and the Rev
Mr. Mann, "A deaf mute. clergyman Of 81, Mat
thews Church. translated the sermon and lessons
into the sign language, as it was delivered by Dr.
Vibbert There were several deaf mutes at the
service
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

TUESDAY-At $50 a. m. for Barbados Pernanbrco.
parts Of Brazil must be directed per s 3 capri9
ra &sr m exeP cost RidSi 1U and South Tor psss Sss
ports per : 5 CRY OF Washington. via Colon dstter
washirgton''i; 10 m for NewfoGndland direct
r Per- s. s kGsah1d, & at y n for British; Dutch and
for ST. Kits, Martins Eustatius must De al
per padmiral FaTragt nom ES0 6st6n m i0r Jamaica
f5r Ta9 1a 5na BoinesnD b nh Ss4DpRsaBfay RpaBey Der M
% forEi az ~ p n; '7TpplS5ns9'aTy lJS0 2 m
Islands, British. Dutch and French Guiana. per
Fontabelle'D; al II: so p, m for Jamaica. per s.
Thu RSDA4-At : q m. for cuba. Yucatan Campeche.
tSsr 5oSse0 aed Of fhaP2s H pgT must he diPeraqza s for
Espsrahza5 =: at iiso a m, for Argentine Uruguay
aanam ah ag9 s,npag pf e eso E M for Gua5
Tor Newfoundland per = : Corean from Philadelphia
Tampico mail must he directed per : Santiago 5:
STT1E0 yAt q n, Observation-Disclosures, a.90 y n
for Porto Rico Curacao and Venezuela, Phila
directed per Philadelphla'D; at $50 (sup-
saTagia ana c,SrtaSena per s. Aisne 51Si sor osf,
Rica must be directed per Alene'D; at $50
ask at 10 a - m n f9r & cuba per $ > Morr9 Castle via
Pc 3 s. via lara a. ana Mansqs at ~ P
tyba.'D
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail 10 North Sydney and
thence steamer. close at this ofice daily $50 D
@ sfGry Mails for Masion bT rail W WesssSy sstS
n M lh Ms % for cba b. a al 's' To- Pd4t 5e rsmSa % at & so
and thence by steamer close tins ONCE daily except
rnade on Mondays. Wednesdays satur5aysI Mails
fo disPatSh BY steamer al this ofce daily sx
cept sunday AT go y m and ~ 80 p m SUNDAYS az
Belize puerto Corez and letter mail GuateTnals.
5% % '5s Ta 5 Ss S a except sunday at 81 So m 'asf sad
sll 80 Fl m cl5se Rere Mondays at sIi so m p fr m
Belize puerto Core5 and letter mail for Guatemala.
tered mail closes at 500 .. m previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

GOSSIP OF POLITICIANS.
rrY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1suxr.I

Washington. October .6.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS CONFIDENTIAL
vices received here from the Illinois Republican
headquarters indicate that the Republicans will
probably carry all but seven districts with chance
OF carrying one OF these. and making the deIega-
tion stand nineteen Republicans TO six Democrats
The districts which are conceded 10 the Democrats
BY the committee the IIId Nth Vth and
With in Chicago and the X<th. XNIst and NNIIIId
cratic and in which the Republicans believe they
is some little doubt about the XXfid i'm which
former CIVIL Service Commissioner Rodenburg is
ayers believe he will win.
ANTI-PHLIPPINE SPEECHES HURTING
DEMOCRATs.-senator Turner's speeches about
the army in the Philippines are being quoted
against him in Washington State He reports that
his criticism Of General Jacob smith was warrant
cd by the subsequent act Of President Roosevelt
in retiring that oficer but the ReSubcans do not
rest coyT cJi M T's Inat explanation and they are
every stump in the State regarding them as the
best ammunition they can ind against him.
FREE LIQUOR IN MONTANA CAMPAIGN
Free drinks and big saloon bills for the candidates
are features in the Montana political campaign
Compared with its population probably no state
in the Union I'M Ras party leaders who give out
out IN tnat oireetion indicate that this campaign
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC FUNDs-A
report from Boston is that the Massachusetts, DEM
ocrats have had $CO,C10 to spend in their State
campaign Nothing is said of the source of so
large campaign fund. The Republicans are con-
tending that their expenses will not exceed s2OO0O
and with that relatively small sum they have made
irg majority Of 81 o0 S Ssensfor Lodge IS predict
lican candidate for Governor '-'
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS NOT To RUN
The Democrats OF the IXth Illinois District have
missed chance TO introduce a picturesque eIe-
ment into the campaign by falling to nominate
former Representative James Hamilton Lewis 10
succeed James o. Darden. who became discouraged
and withdrew Mr.. Lewis is not a resident Of the
district ana mas lived IN Illinois onIv about vea
put ne was anxious to lead the Democrats TorJorv
Hopt. dSi-HSt Representative BouteIl The Demo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEES passed him bv and
named lockwood Honore. N'-' 'S anu
REPRESENTATIVE LACEYrS DISTRICT IN
DoCBI'-The Iowa Republican leaders are conf
dent OF carrying all the Congress districts OF the
state. but they are feeling some concern for the
Win District. where John P. Reese of the limited
Mine workers of America, is opposing Representa-
i've Lacey The settlement OF the coal strike by
PRESIDENT Roosevelt Is proving great helm IN the
Republicans as the With District contains A large
miner vote and it is hoped that the still campaien
that has been conducted by Reese has been brought
20 uiuSht- MT Lacey, who has canvassed the dis
Irlct thoroughly declares that he Is now safe be-
yond question, and he is credited Sides
being practical I'm politics ~ S win
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MARRIED.


htAFtuSI'rjf 4ARLOW-On Saturday. October 25 AZ
ne residence the brides mother No CHntonsvs
HeTsIh;I y y. by tine Rev Lyman Whitney Allen
- "a % Henrietta Churchill 1auzhter of Mrs Henrieits
de PeySter Harlow. of Bath. y. Y.
JENks- -IOl-TON-on SATURDAY October % 1902 ar the
nome ot the brides father, No. 1876 MontaeIe-
frookNn n by the Rev. II. p Dewey. % d Narv T,,io-
oalSnter or Or. Iredercl r. Cotton. To Frank 1enle
Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed witE full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

turning the candle both ends is what v,u
are Going II you lie awake and worry ygbSr,-
GauSe, Set YOUR system right with Or r. Jaynes Tonic
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram the continuous limo shows the changes
indicated by The
barometer The dotted line shows the Temperature
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes in the temperature for the last
yfour hours in comparison with corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
NEw-YORK CTTv

NEV-YORR CITY.
Mail subscribers the DAILY and TRT-wEEKLY vin
be charged cent extra postage addition
the named above.
The Tribune will be mailed Rico. Hawaii
and the Philippines without
postage
For points I'm Europe countries IN the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune will following
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington oct 26-The Iowa storm has moved north
eastward 70 Eastern Lake Superior. The disturbance
been over Cuff OF Mexico for days past
has advanced 10 Northern Florida Pressure continues
higher over Middle Atlantic and New-England coasts
ana seapI high pressure the plateau region and
the Eort.
Ram has fallen the South Atlantic states the Ohio
Valley the lake region and locally England and
the North Pacific Coast
risen IN me lower lake
been fall temperature in the Middle
ard locally in the and Atlantic States.
districts tine lower lake Monday and
along the Middle Atlantic and NewEngand coasts
Ii viii be cooler Monday In the lake region Ohio and
Lower Mississippi valleys and cooler Tuesday
Coast districts The temperature viii the
The winds along Atlantic north OF Hateras
will fresh southeast shifting west.
brisk 70 northeast wi shift
northwest the Gulf Coast fresh northwest
winds will continue. on nr bI'a Lakes fresh to brisk
northwest winds VIII prevail
steamers departing MONDAY for European ports will
have fresh southeast "rds and occasional showers
tie Grand Banks
storm WARNINGS are displayed on the Great Lakes At
g.i5 o. m southwestern storm warning was given for
tho entire England Coast.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
10 the best, is none 49,
and drink Insist on having Eurnetts ' I
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

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