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New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
DIED..

FIsRD-In this city. on Monday February 10. ased q
Fred B. Fiske. Funeral services VIII % held 81
tbs residence OF his daughter. Mrs. J. n mckinley No
IL O'Clock.
GoELET-At No 5o1 Fifth ave. Tuesday. February
IL Beatrice. Robert Goelet and
OF Harriette Warren Goelet, aged IS years and
months. Funeral priva'e-
HINEAt alew-Nfilford, Conn 9. James Hire.
NJ D. in the SOth year o. his Funeral Wednesday.
February H. at O'Clock.
HoYT-At Hyde Park. y Y. on Sunday evening. Feb
and Eliza Hoyt. and OF P Hoyt. Of New
York City Funeral her late residence Thursday.
February l3. 2:3O m.
LAKE-On Monday February 10 1902 Jacoeus Lake. IN
the 18th year OF his Funeral services from his
late residence Lake Place. Gravesend. Wednesday.
February IL. at m Internent in Greenwood
PLATA her residence No. 1000 Tth-ave. Nsw-Yorx
City on the sth day Of February 1902 Mary Cat >rtne
daughter OF the James Russell. OF Boston. Mass
1nterment at Woodlawn Cemetery
RAWSON-On Tuesday. February IL. 1902 az her rest
dence. No $50 Bedford ave. Brooklyn. y. 7. Eunice
vices win be held late residence. Thursday Feb
ruary 13, 1902, at 10 a II
RoDMAN-On Monday. February 10. 1902. Samuel H.
Rodman. NJ. D. son of the late Washington n and
Church Huntington, Long Island. On Thursday. Feb
ruaTy lS at IL Train boat leaves East S4thst-
sULLIvAN-on Monday February TO- Charles sullivan.
OF No. = West 129thst. New-York City. In the 9TH
evening. February L. the OF
lem (Swedenhorgian). SSth-st. between Park and Lex
ington aves
WARD-on Tuesday. February H. 1902 at No. 216 East
touh-st' Ne7-Hork. Kathleen Frances Ward, youngest
daughter OF the late GaIbraith Ward. Montreal Can
ada. In the oath year age Interuent
canadian papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
TOO MUCH POLITICS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: What need is a regular primary day. one
month before election day. and one registration
closing days before the primary day. The
trouble now is that some men enrolled In both
parties and vote at both the Republican and Demo-
cratic primaries. The ballots for the primary
should be the same the ballots for election In
my district politics raging about six months
each year. when they could easily be over in two
months Business men are getting too much poll
tics. and this ought TO be reduced one-haR
New-York, Feb. 8, 1902 W. II. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
FORECAST FoR TO-DAY AND rH1-RsnAr

For England. fair. to-day. probably snow
variable
For District Of Columbia. Delaware, Maryland Virginia
Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJersey generally fair TO,
day and Thursday; continued low temperature light to
fresh west o northwest winds
For Eastern NeNYor. continued cold to-day and
Thursday except probably in north portion to-day;
fresh west 10 northwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania generally fair
today and Thursday; fresh northwest winds.
For Western New-YOrk, partly cloudy and
Thursday with along lakes; continued cold
fresh west to northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
CHARLES SULLIVAN.

Charles Sullivan died Monday from heart
disease induced by acute indigestion. his home.
No. % West One-hundred-and twenty-ninth-st. Mr.
Sullivan was born IN this city in 1S23 and has
always lived here. He had been in retirement for
many years, though holding a membership IN the
Produce Exchange He chairman of the dis
trct committee of the Charity Organization. A son
and two daughters survive him.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
OBITUARY.
THOMAS B. BRIDGELAND.

Thomas B. Bridgeland, a member OF the Blaney
Theatre Stock Company in Newark died on Mon
day night at his home, No. Sc Court-st.. Newark,
from heart disease. He thirty-eght years old.
and was born in England. He the stage
heaYy parts. For seven years he member of
the late Augustin Days company and was for two
years leading man for Julia Arthur in "A Lady of
Quality" He had relatives in this country. The
funeral will be held at the house to-day. and the
burial will be in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Primrose and Dockstader's Minstrels will give
concert at the Victoria Theatre on each Sunday
evening while their engagement there lasts The
musicians Will appear without their burnt cork.
Henry Arthur Jones has finished his play,
and it will be the next production at the Duke of
Yorks Theatre, London. Its cast Will include Miss
Irene VanbrCIgh Lawrence Irving, Gilbert Hare.
Miss Gertrude Kingston, Miss Granville and other
members of the Duke OF YOrk's Theatre stock
company
The entire out of town tour OF Under Two
Flags" with Miss Blanche Bates as Cigarette. has
been cancelled. and the play will remain at the
Academy of Music through the present season
Miss Isabel Irving appeared with William Faver-
sham, in "A Royal Rival" Monday night, in
Buffalo in the part of Marta, which played
in this city by Miss Julie opp.
Joseph Jefferson starts his five weeks spring tour
on March 81. AS usual. his repertory will include
rip Van Wrinkle" THE Rivals THE Cricket on
the Hearth" and Lend Me Five Shillings"
Herbert Kelcey. Miss Efie Shannon and their
company will succeed Hon. John Grigsby'' at the
Manhattan Theatre Monday evening. February
"a in Martha Mortons four act play. Her
Lord and Master.
The decoration OF the interior of the Irving Place
Theatre was begun Monday for the performance
10 be given there on Saturday February % in
honor of Prince Henry of Prussia.
Miss Percy Haswell has made an arrangement to
star under the management OF Henry B. Harris
The contract is for a period OF several years be-
ginning next September.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
MARRIED.

BRITTAN-FI.AGG-On February TO- 1902 at the resi-
OF the bride No. 125 West T5th-st. by Rev
d Parker Morgan. Mabel, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William H. F1agg. 10 Thomas Truxtun Britain, both
OF Ne1-York.
GREER-PENTZ-At the Church OF the Messiah. Brook
lyn. Tuesday. February IL. by the Rev. St Clair
Hester, Helen Pentz daughter OF the late James Hon
Pentz Harriet Cramer Pentz. Samuel Miller
Greer. son late Samuel NJ Greer OF Mar
Huey Greer.
TASKER-THOMPSON- February H. at the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev. John Williams NJ A -
Anna Estele eldest daughter OF Philemon H Thompson
10 Frank Archibald Tasker.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

namely, the failure to recognize the right Of the
people TO govern themselves. There is a very
serious practical III the provisions the law
licensing hotels. on the other hand. there
strong and effective features in the law especially
tnoSe providing civil penalties its infringement.
If the law is 10 stand amended or unamended let
IL be honestly and ntelligently enforced, not for
revenue only, but, according to the interpreta-
ton or the courts it is the duty of the Commits
soner 10 enforce IL, for the control restriction
regulation Of the liquor traffic first and only Incl
dentaIIy Tor revenue. JOHN T. PETERS.
st. Michaeps Church. New-York, Feb. g. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
COMMENTATOR FOR THE TRIBUNE REVIEW

o
Sir: Permit me 10 congratulate you upon the
undoubted success of your departure in tho
mana cement OF metropolitan weekly paper. As
you stated. few people depend upon a weekly
paper for the news. I already a subscriber to
The Tribune Farmer. and have received The
Weekly Review long enough to know that want
IT, From a literary point Of view, IL is of greater
value to than the dollar magazines. and also
in the general range OF its Information.
LenOx, Ohio, Jan 25, 1902 LEWIS HYDE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
GOLDEN WEDDING AT UTICA.

Utica, y. Y Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-AIr. and Mrs Horace
Miller observed their iftieth wedding anniversary
at their home No. 60i North James-st. to-day. The
aged couple sent TO their friends souvenirs Of
the occasion cards containing their pictures taken
when they were married and some which had been
taken about week Mr. and Mrs. Miller
have no children. niece. Miss Rose wager is
caring for them in their old age
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Highest temperature yesterday, 25 degrees; lowest
20; for corresponding date
year. for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. "a.
Local forecast-Far continued cold to-day
day: fresh TO northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
PostOmce Notice.

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Foreign mails tor the week ending February IS 1902
VIII Sose promptly in all casesl
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Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Sranca nat hour later than closing time shown below
except that Supplementary Nails
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BARNwELL-At Charleston. S. c. Tuesday February
IL OF pneumonia. George Gibbes Barnwen in the T6tS
year OF his
BLACK-At Morristown. " J.. Monday, February 10
1902. Louise Wallace Rose. wife Charles N BLACK
Funeral services at No 43 East 5Tth-st New-Yorl on
Friday February a. at p. m. Interment private.
BRUCKNEF-on Tuesday. February IL. Carl Heinrich
Bruckner, in the ooth OF his on
THURSDAY February 49, at p m late residence
No. 1872 2d-st. Brooklyn. n. Y. 1nterment private
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
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MRS. JOHN NJ. COOK.

A dispatch from London announces the death on
Monday night OF Mrs. Cook widow OF the late John
NJ. Cook who was widely known in this country
the head of the firm of Thomas Cook & Son.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
a CARNEGIE LIBRARY ACCEPTED.

,o,as sehel, s. D.. Feb. 1.-THE City Council has
neste 70 accept the proposition of Andrew Car
ahfsryo 70 give $4,000 for the erection of a public
- maintenance
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

OISIIAWSKY-RENSSE EsIAER-The engagement Is an
nounced Of Miss Margaret Rutgers Van Rensselaer,
daughter late James H Rensselaer, OF Belle
Vile n j. Or. Antonio Phineas volslawsby OF New
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUkrr f. 1902
THE PASSING THRONG.

Another leader from Ireland has reached this
country, Father O'Donovan, who is much interested
in the cooperative movement IN
HERE TO his native land. He is staying at
TALK Co the Waldorf for time before
OPERATION going on lecture tour. 1T IS
AND not true" he said last night, that
LITERATURE. am going to preach in my lect-
ures that Columbus not the
real discoverer of America, though I shall touch
incidentally on the well known legend of ST. Bren-
nan. which declares, without some basis of
truth, 1 believe, that the saint, and not Columbus
the real discOverer. The main purpose of my
visit is TO lecture the present literary and
aesthetic revival in Ireland, and to describe the
work that is now being done in my country along
the lines OF cooperation. in dairy farming and in
many other ways. L have no connection with Mr..
Redmond. who happens to be here in America al
League. Just what my own political sentiments are
nam
Louis Eppinger. the little German proprietor OF
the Grand Hotel in Yokohama. Japan where
all Europeans go when passing
SPEAKS through the city. has his kindest
WELL OF words to say when speaking of the
NEWSPAPER newspaper men and Bishop Pot
MEN. ter. who have been his guests. a
good many newspaper correspond
ents have stayed with me in the fifteen years that
l have been in the business in Japan he said at
the Hoffman House, and they have been. without
men as have ever seen. They much IN
tne day or two that they stay with me that have
never seen in the years that l have lived there!
And they see so much tnat l am used TO in new
ana often humorous light! A visit from any OF
them is always refreshing. In the last in
Shlna mad several at a time. They always paid
their bills, too. One of the many public men
Whon remember most pleasantly Is Bishop Pot
ter, or your own city. When he made his trip to
Japan ne was guest at the Grand, ard he left
behind the kindest of feelings and took away the
respect of everybody in Yokohama who met him.
He Is splendid man.
According TO Henry Thayer. of Dayton. Ohio. the
boy is not always father TO the Mr.. Thayer is
staying at the Gilsey House. and
BO4HOOD last night told a story, TO illustrate
FANCY his point about the late Rev DR..
NEVER Richard Salter Storrs, OF Brooklyn.
REALIZED. Mr.. Thayer said: My father was
native Of Braintree. Mass. and
spent part of his boyhood with DR.. Storrs. who
also native of that town. I have often heard him
tell how on one occasion at recess in the district
school the boys while In a grove within hearing
distance of the teachers bell, became engaged in
telling what they were going 70 be when they were
men. There was diversity of opinion, some boys
declaring, as usual, that they were going to be
president The future greatest pulpit orator in
America was the last give his opinion, and
when asked by the leader of the crowd, said: II
am going TO be stage coach driver. "
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
sJLVER sTATUETTE OF SCBLEY

Baltimore Feb. ia solid silver statuette of
Rear Admiral Schley. inches high. has been
received by Isidor Rayner, counsel for the admiral.
MT Rayner has idea who sent him the statu-
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on March 81. AS usual. his repertory will include
rip Van Wrinkle" THE Rivals THE Cricket on
the Hearth" and Lend Me Five Shillings."
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

The decoration OF the interior of the Irving Place
Theatre was begun Monday for the performance
10 be given there Saturday February o. in
honor of Prince Henry of Prussia.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Flags" with Miss Blanche Bates as Cigarette. has
been cancelled. and the play will remain at the
Academy of Music through the present season.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Miss Isabel Irving appeared with William Faver-
sham, in "A Royal Rival" Monday night, in
Buffalo in the part of Marta. which played
in this city by Miss Julie Opp.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Miss Percy Haswell has made an arrangement to
star under the management OF Henry b. Harris
The contract is for period OF several years. be-
ginning next September
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Another leader from Ireland has reached this
country Father O'Donovan. who Is much lnterested
The colored American., 1902-01-25

remnant rally the second Sunday. The
bench rally was conducted on the fol
10 wing plan: Pews were given to GER
tain Individuals, and they solicited per-
sons to occupy seats with thea, with
them, with the understanding that each
one would contribute to the collection.
The amount collected both Sundays
was SS46 rs A revival is in progress at
the church. Mrs. Annie Brown, the
evangelist, is assisting the pastor. There
have been about twenty conversion so
far.
The colored American., 1902-01-25
Initiating the superior Race I"

James Roddy, colored Of Chicago,
confessed to the police today that he
had taken part Thursday night in the
theft of go rsilroSd tickets, worth
$50 900. Tue ticse s were the property
OF the Chicago and North ives tern Rail-
way Company, aud were for use be-
tive u St Paul and points in the West
The package wss stolen ont OF a saigon
belonging 70 the American Express
Company, The tickets were endorsed
with the names OF the off 'ials of the
road aud could be EASILY hlisd out snd
used.
The colored American., 1902-01-25
Your Newsdealer's Treat.

The Col1red American, the scknowI-
EDGED criterion of Negro j lurps lism
containing each week spt cisl feature
OF the race in caricsture, articles OF In
tereSt to the race from our best writers.
besides news from all over the Negro
world gwen IN a delectabIe manner,
should be read by al You can get 1t,
your friend can get it by calling a
your newsdesler. Price per copy, 5
cents.
The colored American., 1902-01-25
HOW To WRITE.

l. Use pen and ink.
? Write only on one side of the pa
per.
3. Leave marginal head and sIdes Of
your paper.
4. Spell and write every word cor
rectly.
.. Paragraph and punctuate your
copy sslyou want 1t to sppear
in print.
6 Donot write long articles.
The above rules must be strictly
obeyed by All persons sending us srti-
cles for publication. If
The colored American., 1902-01-25
"The Earle Bird Catches the worm.p

N@Os hSeIes Express. \ ov, "a, 1900 i
The personal fortunes of several persons more
or less veil known, have increased as q result of
investing at the right time, few of the many are
follows:
The colored American., 1902-01-25
City Paragraphs.

ID. h. Evans spent several days with
his family In Richmond, Va.
Mis-. BV bsrs Cole Il Frarkford, Pa.
will visit friends in this city shortly.
Special diuner 25;. every Sunday at
Grsy's Cafe, 1905 Nj Street, N. w. If
Lieut.. p. l.. Uarmouche of Donalds-
vile, Ls,, Is A guest % the Hotel Bruins.
wick.
Miss Jennie Edelin, sod Mrs. H. Il.
Warner viii Slr day In Baltimore, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Handy.
Mr.. E. A. Johnson, lawyer. author
and scholar of Raleigh, N. c., spent a
few days in the city last week.
The Monum entsl Orchestra under
the leadership OF Prof. Chas. Hamilton
was kept busy during the holidays.
Lieut.. r. E. Toomey Is the author of
= patriotic lode to Douglass" which
he will recite tomorrow 8. the Second
Baptist Lyceum.
Rev. a. w, Peagues, Dean OF the
Theological Department Shaw Univer-
sity, Raleigh, N G., was In the city
last week. He saw the President.
The sixth annual reception of the
Orientsl Pleasure Club was given q;
the Conservatory of Music, Janus sry
10Th. J Z. Slaughter is president OF
the organization.
Mrs. Emma Stewart of Byightwood,
ID. c. was very Unexpectedly called to
the bedside Of her sister who lives ai
Evansville, Frederick County, Md. She
is now little better now.
Col. W. a. Pledger was entertained
at breakfast last Sunday morning by
Nj. aud Mrs. James r. Moore in 90.h
street, n. W. Or. and Mrs VIM. Nav lor.
Mr., Hawkesworlh aud Mics Lucille
Moore were among the invited GU sts.
James NJ. Watkins, qaalteIma asteI
sergesat of Troop c of the fighting 1Oth
U, :. Cavalry new stationed in Cabs.
is in the city on furlouyb. The ser
gesnt has been in sll of the engage.
msnts of the Iosh Cavalry both IN
Cuba aud this country.
Mr. and Mrs. Handy end Mr.. Samue
Young and nephew of Baltimcre, Md
will spend Sandsy in Washington tn,
guest Of Mrs. Mary +. Carroll, of tn,
Philadelphia House snd will sttenC
services ~ the St Augustine CsthollD
church Sunday morning.
Col. John r Msrshsn, the big, gen
ial, whols-souled Cbicagosn is in tn
city. He cane IS a delegate to Tn
National Gusrd Association. He j
deputy sheriff Of Cook County Ininoi
(ChtcASo) snd is stiu the head Of th
S1h Illinois Regiment which he took I
Cuba during the Spsuish-Americal
wsz. he was dinsd st Gay ana Cozl
lsys last Wednesday BY Assistant Regis
ter c. +. Adams.
The colored American., 1902-01-25
To Punish Lynching of Negroes.

Mr.. Moody of MassRohUs IT'S hs@ In
troduced bill in the House punish
lynening OF Negro citizens. Ghe b II
constitutes lynching a crime g-iast
the laws of the United States aud de-
fines it ss murder, with the peusgtl
which the United States laws provide
or that crime. The bill fixes heavy
fine and imprisonment as the punish
m9nt To be meted to state aud nluni-
clpal officers who fail to protect Of
tenders against mob violence and fines
the county in which lVnoh1ng occurs
s., 900.