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JOHN JERMYN.

Scranton, Penn, May 29.-John Jermyn. the
wealthy coal operator died to-day at his home In
this city, aged seventy-hve years.
Mr. Jermyn was one of the leading coal mine
operators in Pennsylvania. He was a native of
England, but came America when young man,
became a coal digger in the Diamond mines here
In 1871 and later became operator on his own
account. He developed mines at Jermyn, which
place was named after him; at Dickson City, in
Scranton and Old Forge. All these he sold out
to the big companies except those in Old Forge.
which ne operated with his sons. He the
owner of the best business properties In Scranton,
Including the Hotel Jermyn and his estate is
valued at several millions.
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Orphan Asylum. Brook!yn. May b
SHORT TRIPS ON LITTLE BOATS

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir. ] wish to express to you my appreciation of
your editorial Short Trips Little Boats" ln
to-day's Tribune. / enjoyed these trips from the
foot of Beekman-st. 20 Harlem Bridge until the
~ road Knocked them out Of business. You will
do many a great favor ~ you will keen this befors
the people A line such as YOU mention would be
a great relief TO those Of as uptown who are com
pellsd TO travel in the hot and overerpwCed "I''
ears EDWARD p. KINGSLANp
'iew-York- MRx - laal
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OBITUARY..
JUDGE FRANK C. wAsHBAUGH.

Baltimore May 29.-Judge Frank c. Washbaugh
of Deadwood. s. D.. died to-day at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital, in this city. Wasted vitality.
brought about by overwork. is assigned by the
physicians the of death. Judge Wash
baugh had been IN failing health for several
months. Three months ago he visited California.
in the hope of recuperating. Failing in this.
week ago he to Baltimore and went directly
to the hospital for treatment.
With him at the time of his death were his
wife and his brother, Colonel p. NJ. Washbaugh,
of Chester. Penn.
Judge Washbaugh was born in Bedford. Penn,
ffty-three years ago Early in life he went West
and was one of the pioneers of the Dakotas.
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THANKS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
UNUSUAL HoNoRs PAID TO LORD PAUNCE
FoTE's MEMORY APPRECIATED.

Washington May 29.-Mr. Raikes. Charge
d'Afaires of the British Embassy, called on
Secretary Hay at the State Department to-day
and formally expressed the high sense of az
probation of the British Government at the
unusual honors paid to the memory of Lord
Pauncefote In yesterdays funeral services.
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WASHINGTON AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The following extract shows at least the
belief of the contemporaries of General Washing
ton to his religious belief. l quote from a Ser
preached Dec. 18th, 1893. in the South Meeting
House, Salem, the Lords Day after the melan-
choly tidings were received of the Death of Genl.
George Washington" by Daniel Hopkins pastor OF
the Third Church
Washington professed veneration for the Great
Redeemer; of His visible followers; united
himself His disciples; sat at His Table and
commemorated that solemn. that most interesting
event, which opened the way for the salvation of
sinners.
A T. ASHTON.
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NEW LABORATORY FOR YALE.

New-Haven Conn, May 2s.-Professor r. H.
Chittenden director of the Sheffield Scientific
School OF Yale University, announced to-day gift
TO the school of a new laboratory for mineralogy.
The name of the giver of the building is not an
nounced, but II is to be known Kirkland Hall.
and is to be a memorial to the late Professor Jared
Potter Kirkland, of Cleveland, formerly professor
of the theory and practice of medicine in the
Ohio Medical College and in Western Reserve Col
lepn
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Hyde Park, N Y. May &c, 1902.
sLUR ON REPUTATION OF AN ASYLUM.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: 1 wish 10 correct a statement made to your
reporter regarding little Bessie Hooper of Tea
neck. n j.. who took second prize I'm the James
Henry competition for April 1t was stated that
when she was taken from an orphan asylum she
was thin and pale This is incorrect She Was
with here in the asylum from 1898 until 1880 and
when she left here she fat. well and healthy
WILLIAM HOOPER
orphan Asylum Brooklyn. May POI
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CHARLES z. MARTIN.

Plattsburg, n. Y. May 2s-Charles E. Martin
died here to-day from appendicitis. He was fifty
three years old He was well known as a hotel
man. and was formerly clerk Of Clinton County
Mr.. Martin was prominent Mason and Elk, was
vice-presdent and a director of the Plattsourg
National Bank, director of the Clinton County
Agricultural Society. treasurer of the High Falls
Pulp Company, of Chateaugay, n. ", and vice
president and director of the Lawrence WEBSTER
Company, of Malone, n. Y. He leaves widow and
tbroa Obi
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Highest temperature yesterday. go degrees, lowest al
average So for corresponding date last year
S4i average for corresponding date twenty-five
years %.
cloudy probably cooler fresh west 10 south
winds becoming variable.
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ODY OF WILLIAM KIDDER ARRIVES.

The body of William Kidder. OF Kidder Pea
body & Co., the bankers, arrived here yesterday
from London the steamer Majestic. 1t
conpaned by Mrs. Kidder and her three children
Mr.. Kidder died in London about two weeks ago.
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Undertook. N. Y. May 2s. 1902.
TRULY A COSMOPOLITAN CITY.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: On my way home yesterday afternoon as
stepped into Broadway l came upon a German
band. On one of the instruments noticed stamped
the name of English manufactures. Presently
the procession moved. and Irish regiment
marched by this German band footed out the
French national anthem through English horns
in the metropolis of the United States Truly the
late convention of the Presbyterian General As
semby right. There is no telling what man
Is predestinated for in these times. j. G. X.
New-York, May 2S 1902.
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WILLIAM s. POST.

Boston May 29.-William s. Post. known among
manufacturers of mechanical appliances for his
Inventions died to-day. aged sixty-nine years. He
was native of Hopkinton. n. Y. Among HIS inn
portant patents were those for refrigerator car.
a down draught in furnaces and the Post COM
buStOn boiler.
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DIED.

BERIIN-on Wednesday the 2sth inst. Sarah NJ widow
OF Daniel s Berlin. Funeral service at her late rest
inst. at IL o'clock. Interment private. Phiadelphia
papers please copy
CLARK-At Great Neck, Long Island "Wednesday Nav
2S. John NJ Clark, the sd ear OF fnnersl
service will be held at his late residence Great Neck
Saturday, May 81. at o. carriases will be In
waiting arrival OF train leaving Long Island City At
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Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested changes
at time)
Foreign mails for the ending May 81. 1902. viii
close promptly In all eases at the General PostoHce
follows: Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing below Parcels
close at D. Wednesday.
Regular supplementary malls close Foreign sta
ton half than closing time below
Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America via Colon. close hour later at Foreign sta
sion).
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The following officers of the Theatrical Business
Mems Club were elected yesterday President
Joseph Brooks; vice-presdent, Frank l.. Perley;
secretary Z. Q. Cordner; treasurer, William II.
Woods; board of directors, George II, Broadhurst,
A L. Granger, Julius Murray, "AF Hayman'
Hollis f. Cooley George w Le9 a meyer epn M'
William Harris Frank Mckee. Marc Klaw, Marcus
r. Mayer BENJAMIN F. Roeder. Daniel Y. Arthur
and John Va Hamilton
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Frederick Thompson, who produced the spectacle
"A Trip to the Moon at the Worlds Fair in Chi
cago, sailed Monday for Kingston, ST. vincent
Island, TO gather material for similar spectacle
He intends to reproduce the volcanic effects of form
and color observable in the disturbed islands. and
promises to show volcano in eruption IN some city
theatre next fall.
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For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania
partly cloudy and to-day Saturday.
cooler.
For New-England, fair; to-day: Saturday
probably showers and cooler
For OF Columbia. Maryland and Delaware fair;
warmer to-day; saturday partly cloudy probably showers
and cooler In the afternoon night.
For Pennsylvania, Eastern New York and
New-Jersey fair. to-day;
cloudy, probably showers and cooler
The following official record from the Weather
shows the changes In the temperature for the last
comparison the corresponding
dat of last year
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Eddie" Foy introduced a topical song last
night called "A Most Unlucky Man. in which one
verse was aimed at Lewis Nixon and his Tammany
Affiliations Police Inspector w w. Mclaughlin
and several other city politicians happened to be In
the audience. and seemed to appreciate the aptness
of Mr. Foys musical observations.
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The grocers know IL. Insist having IL
always. your food Pure wholesome.
The and safest OF Blood Purifiers Jayues
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Upton TO CHALLENGE AGAIN.
NEW YACHT TO BE BUILT BY THE DENNIS
FROM FIFE AND WATSON DESIGNS.

NEW YACHT TO BE BUILT BY THE DENNIS
FROM FIFE AND WATSON DESIGNS
London May 29.-William Fife and George l..
Watson have collaborated the plans for a new
challenger for the Americas Cup, which will be
built by the Dennys at Dumbarton. Captain
Robert wringe who, with Captain Hogarth was
on board Shamrock 1 in her series of races for
the Cup will be in command of the new yacht
All the plans now completed, and arrange
ments have been made for closing the building
contract. The satisfaction which Mr. Fife ex-
pressed with the Thornycrofts' work on SHAM
rock made that firm a strong competitor for
the contract; but Mr.. Watson's influence re-
suited in the selection of the Dennys.
The new yacht will be constructed under the
shed beneath which Shamrock II was built.
Ex-Commodore S. Nicholson Kane chairman OF
the regatta committee of the New-York Yacht Club
had no official knowledge last night of any inten-
ton on the part of Sir Thomas Upton to challenge
again for the Americas Cup. Secretary Carmack
was not at the club. but Commodore Kane salu
Mr. Carmack had no word from Sir Thomas
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MARRIED.

DAvIs-LUDLCM-0n Thursday. May 20. at ST.
Georges Church. by the Rev. Philemon F. sturges
Helen Serena, youngest daughter the late Jarnes
Iudum Esq. Of The Cedars. POmpton N. j. TO Alyan
hanson Davis. OF Hyde Park. Boston. Mass.
I.AIMREER-BL Thursday Nav % 1902
Georges Church, Stuyvesant Square. by the Rev
Philemon +. Sturges Clara sutton BlOOdsOod 10 VIII
lam Laimbeer.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Of the late Fisher Howe and widow o. William r.
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81 aves.. Brooklyn
Eng William II only son OF A. NJ Kitder. In he
S9,h year of MS age Ine funeral service .nsh
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The monkeys employed in the variety show at
Hsmmerstein's Roof Garden became affected with
mental hysterla last night and performed badly. It
is said that they have too many contracts on hand
10 accept an offer OF London theatre for the
coronation season
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The advance sale OF seats for the first week of
"A Chinese Honeymoon" at the Casino has reached
So 600.
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How The Adverti.rer is
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-05

tions for myself. because l want to read the Americsn advertising. l want to read it for several reasons. It interests me as reading. It interests me on ac- count of the high character of the illus tration, and Is one of my means for gaug- ing the material prosperity of the counn- try"
 Americana are Advertisers.
 Americans are the most energetic people in the world andNhey are the best ad- vertisers. They haEe led in all the great movements for ecorPmizing time and the way they crowd resSlts into months that Europeans are content to compass in years, is the wonder Rnd the admiration of the world. Amsticans secure con tracts for bridges, engines, railroad build ing ,etc., where time is "a vital considera- tion over English. German, Russian or French competition, in pearly every in stance England sends 10 Aperica for contractors to n'l..d her great hotels and to superintend the construction and man agcment of great public utilities on ac- count of the saving in cost and time thereby made.
 Properly directed advertising is an un- paralleled force for building credit with classes of people who never depend upon Dun or Bradstreet for rating or business houses, but rate them acording to their methods of dealing with themselves and their neighbors. In this respect It Is new force. One hundred years ago a firm had to be in business at least generation before it was trusted. The man who founded it often grew gray be- fore it was known as safe, establish ed house. But today, with advertising, that great news-spreading force 1t is simple matter to build up 2 vast credit of this sort in very few years. It IS soon known who Is doing business by honest or shoddy methods. The Chicago mail order houses for example, enjoy irreproachable credit with mere people than were living on the whole continent a century ago.
 There are few Americans who are disposed to do business on the old plan They ignore the telephone and the teie-