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DIED.

ABoRN-on SUNDAY. OCT 1s. in her seventi-th year.
Of William F NesDit Funeral services a. II o'cIoSk
on Wednssday The 70 inSt' az her home. No t25
papers please copy
ATKIN-At Montclair. y. J.. October 1902 a. hts
a5s rssencs Ne & 2Ss o:1Pgs o. sDIs Rpda William A
RARTRAM-In Black Rock Conn on Hionday oct 10
1902, Elizabeth NJ daughter OF the late Joseph and
Elizabeth J. Bartram Notice of funeral in Wednes
days papers
De Camp IN the 10th year age Funeral privst.
ave- New~Yorb CITY George " Esbert serv,css :,
house Oct 21. o'clock D, Please omit doTsrs
GEER-At Newark. N J.. on Oct; % 1902 William E
invited TO attend The funeral services from the
Clinton Avenue RTI9sed lauren Cii1ton-sve and
his late residence. No 20 wavsrIey ave, 9
Herman J. Hanssen in the SD year Of hts sge Funss
will be held in the parors OF the German Club
1880 sharp. Relatives and friends respectfully In
viied attend. Interment a, Evergreen Cemetery
NEISON-On October Is at Philadelphia Katharine
ret ; Nelson in the I'm year Of her age Services
Interment at Poughkeepsie. n Y. Kindly omit flowers
oUTwATER- Entered into Monday October 20
simeon Van Wnks m opsWSser agsi - years Funeral
1srsfy ciSy Ih%rs9} % & sItrnooP AN az o'clock Inter
READ-on sunday. Oct. 10. at Valentine ave Fordhsn
Marion Stcckwel. daughter J. C1ark and EIsr
Bingham Read Funeral services Isre residence
Grand Central station at 2:S = Newark papers
please
Conn Amasa Redheld. the ssth year Of his ass ss
~ Tss fo az slS 81 "a 9'i residence " H'runSou
scoII-on Saturday mornns October Is Iaoe after a
lingering illness. Theodore eldest The John
seot. Funeral services a, his st. residences No p
Greenwood
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DIED

sMIrI5on sunday October ~ Horace Edwin Smith, Z,
the soth OF bis Funeral services his
residence Johnstown y Y, Wednesday. October n at
10 a. m.
sPENCER-On Monday October 20 Catharine E Spencer
widow Of Cyrus Spencer. the
Funeral services Tuesday. October
from her late residence. No 19J Brook
lyn the home OF Mrs Edward Trowbridge. IN whose
family she had been loyal friend
Tor over forty years. Interment at Greenwood.
STRANG-On sunday October 10. in Washington D. c..
Mary Welsh Strang, widow OF Samuel A. Straug
daughter Of the late David and Anna Welsh Lspssy. OF
Philadelphia
CNDERHILI-On Saturday. October IS CharIotte A.
VIE OF Robert CndCrhil IN the list year
Funeral services at Skaneatss Tuesday. the 21st
WADE-Suddenly. October 49, James D. Wade NJ d.
runeral services his late residence
81 and MaTcy-ave., Brooklyn. Tuesday evening a
oclock Friends and relatives Invited Interment
convenience Of family
WELEH-In Brookline Mass, Sunday. october 10 OF
PhSUhohia. Anna L, widow OF j. Edward WEIGH.
Suaeral at Brooklyn. Conn Wednesday. October %.
The woodlawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx. New York City
ohee 70 Fast 2Sd Street Madison Square south
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
washington Oct 20-The weather east Of the Rocky
mountains dominated by high pressure whose
crest mas reached the lake region With pressure OF
0o+o inches There is slight disturbance In the Gulf
or Mexico and second disturbance is moving southeast
fron British Columbia There been no rain Z, sn,
part Of the Florida and along the East
Gulf Coast
II IS eight to degrees IN the Ohio Valley the
lower lake region Middle Atlantic States and NeEnx
land.
'ienerally fair weather indicated for Tuesday and
wednesday In all districts Florida and the South
ern portion .11 Of the South Atlantic States
e. Wednesday the Upper ssippI the Lover
ne ONO Valley and the lake region The winds along m.
New-England and Middle Atlantic coasts will be fresh
we 70 northwest along the ght fresh
hotheast 20 east winds the Gulf
west 70 north. becoming southeast the upper lakes
steamers departing for European ports Tuesday will
Banks ~ ' "''-'4
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For NeW-Engand fair TO-DAY Wednesday: fresh 70
north winds. diminishing
For Eastern York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware the District Of Columbia and Maryland
fair today and Wednesday to northwest winds
diminishing. 0'
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York fair
day light to fresh north winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
LAST NIGHT AT THE THEATRE.

Mr.. Dodson and Miss Irish appeared at the
BiJou Theatre. IN An American Invasion" Mr.
Martin Harvey appeared NJ the Herald Sauare
Theatre. In The only Way" Miss Millward and
her associates at the GRrrick Theatre. acted IA
'His Excellency the Governor" Miss Annie Rus
sell appeared at the Harlem Opera House in Tho
Girl and the Judge" Miss Otis at the Murray
nm Theatre. appeared Cora. I'm the old meIo-
drama OF Article 81 new play called Private
John Allen was produced at the American Thea
tire The excellent play OF Jim the Penman' was
revived at the Columbia Theatre Brooklyn. with
Mr. Searle Ralston the forger
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
pUss PLANS A DESCENT.

Announcement is made. on no less trustworthy
authority than Duss's press agent, that very soon
Duss will be upon again. hoping 20 catch US with
our hair cut and bind US fast He WILL IL is
said have theatre of his own at Sixty-sixth-st
and the Boulevard. and will augment his band with
numerous strings and new reed instruments. He
himself will conduct this mammoth aggregation"
every Sunday night, while on other nights the
musical and dramatic attractions will be of the
best foreign and domestic material" feature Of
the theatre will be the disappearing seats. which
will be constructed that whe. NOT occupied they
s1ll be down soms~here under the nocr. As each
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

THE PASSING THRONG.

"Hham E Rhoades. better known TO hi, friends
a. Ous'y Rnoades. the well known hotel man.
- formerly Of the Mansion and An
i EN mex hotels. IN Buffalo has shaken
HAS hts No., - 80 49,
present he is interested in Montana
ores. He said yesterday at the
imperial; topper is on the upward move The
vi M1I'SIe oeJwsen the Amalgamated Copper inter
80 dIlu diIed companies brought about by
.;ao sreI uade conditions. They are now get
,liS tusether, having the Destructive
ana all is as blissful as a honeymoon The RIO
iiIinto mines in SPAN. the AmaIga mated mines in
Aontana and the Clark properties in Arizona a rs
- n Maddy assistant 70 the general manager Of
'nE halumore and Ohio Railroad. with headauar-
ters at Baltimore is at the I'm
olR1hE pertal Things were never IN bet
DIDN'T ter sba,o - - -. "
AFFECT said vas+s-5.,, .eyro 80
'nin LINE millions in improving and straight
ening lines our trah1, Is
heavier thsn ever. and can't get enough loco
hi'tlVes 10 handle our freight. Everything is
strained to the highest notch. All industries along
the line have more orders than can be filed and
d.e clamorins Tor raw material. As for the strike
rNery one IS gad II Is for 10 disturbed busf-
ness put IN our section, where soft coal 80 unit
VerSaily used, IL had little effect
Mr. Naddy is the promoter OF the photosranhIc
car Hs devised and equipped this car 10 fake
pictures OF places and Industries along the BaIti-
more and Ohio system. 1t fitted with
cameras and dark rooms and the plates were de-
and interesting photographs of scenery and towns
along the line are due to his efforts.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE

Miss Annie Russell cordially welcomed last
night. az the Harlem Opera House where she
appeared in the play or THE Girl and the Judge"
This play had a considerable run last season at
the Lyceum. Mrs c. II. Gilbert appears in it.
and is the object of afectionate public favor. To-
day October 2l) is the birthday OF that veteran
actress. who born in ls22. at Rochdale Eng
land. and who has been on the stage ever since
her childhood
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
THE GOVERNOR" AT THE GARRICK
MISS Jessie MIIJwARD

The revival Of 'Fiis Excellency the Governor"
hat was made last night az the Garrick Theatr.
placer within the public reach a fruitful source NJ
Innocent pleasure. The play Is happy m subject
1sVsr IN construction. and piquant in style and
IS acted by Miss Jessie Millvsrd and her sssoei-
stes. 81 seeps ts sueitors continuously amused II
rornes from IN. pen - Robert sIsrshall-to whom
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

At the St. Nicholas Rink and at the New-York
Theatre the four footed performers continue
nish amusement and inspire admiration After ali.
there is much pleasure in behoding the crouch
OF a tiger the kick of silken hose. Either in
the glare Of the foOtlghts is not altogether mirth-
full but the former is sneWy and less sophisi-
cated OF course, there Bazac's tiger of the
desert but that is COR. rather. she isl grim ex-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
- 81 .1aIs ENcEIAENcY LIE GovnRNoR-,
NEW PLAY AT THE AMERICAN.
''PRTvATE John ALLEN"

ten by Mr.. Lee Arthur. produced last night at
the American Theatre. with Miss Jessaline Rodgers
and Mr. Maurice Freeman in its principal charac-
tiers. The scene is laid In Louisiana, at time i'm
mediately subsequent 20 the Civil War In quality
the piece IL melcdramatic. involving military and
political elements. factional antagonisms. love.
romance. adventure and matrimony
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
AN MSTRUCTTHE CONTRAST.

From The Hartford Courant.
The New-York Sunday Tribune prints excellent
halftons representing the residences Of Candi-
dates Cary and Chamberlain. The Ridgefeld gen
tIeuan who is appealing so frantically his fel-
low workers and wage earners for their votes. lives
a magnificent pile with broad acres about II.
and every evidence OF comfortable luxury The
modest horne OF Candidate Chamberlain IN Meriden
is upstairs in Colony-st, block ever his bank
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
SARGENT VISITS ELLIS IsL4ND

Commissioner General Sargent visited Ellis Island
yesterday 10 consult with Commissioner Williams
about his recommendation for the dismissal of two
inspectors. The Commissioner General would not
discuss the cases. but said that a decision would
be rendered by the department soon.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
BERNHARDT TO PLAY IN NORWAY

Christiania Oct. 20-Sarah Bernhardt and her
company arrived here to-day. This is her first
appearance in Norway She will play La Dame
aux CameIias' and "L'Aiglon." Nine Bernhardt
said she intended TO revisit the United States but
that the date had not yet been fixed
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patron enters the usher viii press button. or
something Of that sort and the seat will rise up 70
meet the sitter. II they be made 10 retire
from the sitter by the method there would
seem 10 be great possibilities of pleasure for play
ful ushers. No date is announced for the opening
or this allurtng temple of music but what should
DusS's press agent know of dates They have no
place in
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
4 NEW GERMAN PLAY.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

The new play OF "old Heidelberg" by Mr. Meyer.
Forester. which has enjoyed great favor In Ger
many. will be produced az the Irving Place Theatre
tonight. The occasion seems TO be one of more
than usually suspicious interest The OF parts
IL follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

~ Keith's the Federate woman's Orchestra Of
Boston entered upon another week Yesterday hav-
ing proved OF the best attractions at Union
Square for long time. The pony ballet Is stiI
there, and r J. Jose THE Old Homestead Tenor %
gave pleasure 10 many
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

"Shoud ne read DAILY all interested.
Foreisn Eals for the week ending October
9Se tpro1nptly in all the General Postoce
tltloWS Parcels Post Mails
CLOSING time shown below Parcels for
many close at m Monday and Wednesday
Keguar and Supplementary Mails close Foreign
tion nat hour later than closing below lex
cept that Supplementary Mails
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Newport News. Va. Oct 20 (SpeciaD.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Steamship Company has chartered
the steamships Sylviana. Cebriana and Dalton Hall
from Furness, Witty & Co for its Newport News
Liverpool route. making nine large ships under it's
flags between this port and England
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WATSON-S rARR-On Wednesday. October 10 at the
residence u ". ". CasWelI Scarsdale y Y bv
the Rev. William g. Thayer, ROsslic, daughter OF Mrs
Daniel 2. starr II George ?. Watson, of Babylon
y. Y
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Dion Boucicauits Led Astrav' produced by
Proctors Fifth Avenue company yesterday. This
company has been drawing exceptionally large
houses since the season opened. and yesrerdav's
audience exception.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

A. Pastors the bill yesterday was. as usual full
of amusement for the audiences. George Fuller
Golden was the head liner
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
GARDEN THEATRE.

The TanqueIay Scandal is still diffusing it's pc
culiar fragrance at the Garden Theatre, but the
effiuvia will be changed on Thursday evening when
Mrs. Campbell will present English version OF
OF Mr.. Sudermann's plays. called THE Joy of
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
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At the Eden Musee De Kolta. the magician. very
much alive and John Mitchell. Of whom some
may have heard during the coal strike in wax
shared the honors
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In IEis diagram che continuous Hne changes
In pressure Indicated by The Trbunes
barometer The dotted line shows the temperature re-
corded by the local Weather Bureau
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Highest temperature yesterday. degrees. lowest S.
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Local forecast-Far today and wednesday fresh west
% northwest winds. diminishing
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Members Of Heidelberg Corps ''vandala' ''sa1o-
'uestphslis''
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MARRIED..

Burnett's Cocoaine promotes the growth OF the
Hair and renders IL dark and glossy
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BY EARLY NAL. rRAIN-

FOR all points IN the United States Canada
'outsde ot the boroughs Of Manhattan Bronx1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02
MASON A. STEELE,

Mason A Steele, an old and well known citizen of Meriden, died at his home, $50 Center street, quite suddenly Sunday morning of heart disease. He was sixtyfour years of age.
 The deceased was born in Berlin and had resided in Meriden tWenty-six years. He was veteran of the civil war, being a member of Company H, Connecticut Heavy artillery, under the command of Captain Chaffee, and en- listed in Derby in 1861.
 Besides a widow Mir. Steele leaves five sons-Edward &, William H., Bernard M., Charles J. and Francis H. Steels- and three daughters-Mrs. Arthur R.. McCabe, of Philadelphia, and Misses Lena and Catherine Steele; also one brother, Jefferson Steele, of New Brit ain, and two sisters, Mrs. l.. Norton, of New Haven, and Mrs. B. Sperry of New Britain.
 The funeral will be held from the house this morning at S:30 o'clock and half hour later at St. Roses church high mass of requiem will be celebrat- ed The burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02

Committee on music-Maurice W Meaney, Miss Julia Kennedy, Miss Mary Maloney
 Decorating committee - Thomas K Matthews, Frank Crown, A. Paskell
 Committee on refreshments-A. F McCaffrey, George H. Baum, Thomas McGrath.
 Committee on printing-G. Fl. Perry w. P, Garvev. Milton M Veil,
 Some of those present aside from those already mentioned were MT. and Mrs. George T. White, Mrs, Henry'Fre- senius Miss Dillon, MT and Mrs. Brew er Mir and Mrs. Delee, Miss Bailey, Miss Toole, Mrs. Dillon, the Misses Dee gan, Miss Fleming, Miss Carson, Miss Doyle, Miss Tierney, Charles Brewer, Ralph w. Gilbert, MT. and Mrs. Arthur McCaffrey, George Conklin, MT. Anger singer, Miss Fichtl MT, and Mrs. Baum, Miss Dellaroche, Miss Corcoran, Miss Grady, Miss Norris, Mrs. Norriss, Hiss Clarity. Miss Widman, Miss Mulvey, Miss Barvey, Miss Roche, Miss Ter hume, Miss Brinley, Miss Reilly Miss Carmichael Miss O'Neil, Miss Sullivan Miss Falby, Miss Carroll Miss Nicola ri, Miss Emma Leary. and the Messrs Foster, Scoville, Crown, Cash, Louis l.. Well, Conlan, Shea, Finnegan, Harrl- son, Carter, and Reynolds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-02
CRIME IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

It is a. hard matter to have crime punished in South Carolina. Even when the juries do their duty there are often other difficulties In the way-the leniency of judges and the mercy of governors. In Oconee last week con- victions were secured in two homicide cases that appear to have been partic- ularly atrocious, but the sentences im- posed were rtdiculously light. Three men tried for the killing of woman were convicted of manslaughter only, which would seem to be leniency itself, but the presiding judge let the prison CTS off with a sentence of six years in the penitentiary for each. Tn another case the defendant was convicted of manslaughter, having killed his father in-law with an axe, and he, too, got off with a term of six years in the peniten- tiary Attention would not have been directed to these instances were it not for the fact that there have been previ- ous cases in which very light sentences have been imposed by Judge Ernest Gary, who is many other respects is an excellent judge.-Columbia (South Car olina) State.