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New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
DIES AFTER WARNING.
strsnee Death of Artists Wife, 1t Is Said,
from Poison.

Very soor after neighbors Of Mrs Anna
Tv-elyetree. of No. 225 West Eighty-third-st
had complained early yesterday that there was
so much noise in the Twelvetree apartments
they could not sleep, and the Twelvetree woman
and her husband. an artist, had been warned
The woman was taken TO the Roosevelt Hospital
where she soon died. The Coroner's Office was
informed by the hospital authorities that death
had been caused by heart disease but people in
the apartment house talk Of the woman's death
as having been caused by chemicals her hus-
hand used in his work. Mrs. William Hennessy,
the janitors wife said she had heard the
woman had accidentally swallowed chemicals.
The +weivetrees had a handsome apartment
Mrs Low who occupies the rooms under them.
complained to the janitor, who told the Twelve
trees about it. He says both told him they had
not thought they were making much noise. and
that it was quiet after that. Mrs. Low said the
noise was trampling Of feet on the floor
1t was about o'clock when an ambulance
was called. and Mrs Twelvetree. who had been
well not long before, was taken to the hospieaL
where she died in a short time.
Hennessy. who is engineer in Columbus UNI
versity. said a young man, a stranger. asked
him Al = o'clock to lock the door Of the Twelve
tree apartments, as all had gone and the
woman had been taken away suffering from
acid she had taken by mistake. The 5anitor
says he never saw the man before Neighbors
had heard the rumor Of the woman taking some
of her husbands chemicals by mistake.
Though the artist accompanied his wife TO the
hospital, he was not seen there again up TO last
midnight. He had made no arrangements 10
have his wife's body taken to an undertaken S,
and the body was in the hospital morgue awa1t-
ing his orders. He had not been at the houss-
II was said there
DIR. O'Hanlon, physician for Coroner Jackson,
went TO the hospital about the case
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
MAY KNOW WALDORF RANTER.
Woman Asks About Insane Man Who Was
Taken to Bellevue.

The man whose identity is a mystery to the au-
thorities and who taken from the Waldorf
Astoria Bellevue Hospital, where he was placed
in the insane pavilion yesterday, after he had
cked OF the hotel guests. still refused 10 give
his address. although he more quiet He shows a
great familiarity with Shakespeare. and his prnci-
pal occupation yesterday morning was quoting
plays
The three times elected from the hotel
before he was removed. 1t is said that he oyed
guests and the authorities say they believe him to
be the man who source of annoyance at the
homes OF Russell Sage Helen NJ Gould. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and others.
In the afternoon two men. evidently Spaniards.
called at the hospital and asked to tho mys-
terious patient. 1t out of the question then
he was violent. They refused to give their names.
a womans voice the telephone, about 10
O'Clock last night, asked for most minute descrip-
ton of the patient.
We'll. from what you have told me- said the
voice. Il think 1t must be Matthew Allen. friend
mine. He is twenty years old. lie may not
have been shaved and grown the beard that your
patient has. Mr. Allen has been missing some time,
and | think he is slightly demented. II he says he
s Matthew Allen. won't you please call me up a.
you can? I am Mrs Duncan. Cali me at
2I77R Main Brooklyn
The telephone directory gives 2I77B Main the
home of Samuel Duncan. No s. South Elliott Place.
Brooklyn. Attempts to Mrs. Duncan last
night at that address were futile
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
DR.. HENpRicks WRITING A BOOK

tBY TELEGRAPH TBIBUNE.l
Freehold. -. J.. Dec. 26-Dr. Charles c. Hendricks,
who is confined in the county jail here in company
with ex-Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton, await
ing sentence on January for conspiracy in the
Henry NJ Bennett estate case. is passing the hours
which would otherwise be tedious in writing book
Miss Laura Biggar left town to-day for New
York City.
Miss Biggar. before leaving Freehold said that
though acquitted herself she world rest until
she had obtained the freedom OF Stanton and Hen
bricks. who in jail, declared through a
senseless verdict She further asserted that she
would have an appeal taken, and, il Necessary to
obtain acquittal, would spend every cent of her
share of The Bennett estate-which Is said to le
about S2D0e0. Sne said that she had definite
plans for the future. and that she had YET de-
cided whether or not she would 90 back on the
stage.
Joseph N. Noonan. of counsel for the defenda nts
in the Bennett estate conspiracy case. which re-
suited in the conviction of DIR. Charles c. Hendricks
and exJustice Of the Peace Samuel Stanton and the
acqUittal OF Miss Laura Bggar. said at Ills home in
Jersey City yesterday that January the day set
by Judge Heisley for pronouncing sentence o., Tho
convicted mer. he would move for mn arrest ~
judgment II his motion not granted ana po:,-
tence was pronounced he would Immediately ale an
@ssal aRa carry the case 70 the higher courts.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
DIE IN SUICIDE CELL.
Tzpo Women in a Week Hang from Same
Door.

.ssuicide Cell" as il is known, at tne NeI
cer-st station, held s second woman Nic'lh
last night. .Kittie' Clare. Of No los west
t5ous+onst.. charged with drunkenness was
mt into il about o'clock on Tuesday nlghl' al
II O'Clock she was found dying. hanging TO the
ceu door by a rope made from strips torn from
her skirt.
last night Nellie Dalton, twenty nine years
old Of No 10 Varick Place, picked up IN an IN
+oxicsted condition at Bleecker and sullivan
s.s tv Policeman Harnett. was put in the cell
a+ about the same hour. She was heard taking
70 herself by the raatron, VINO asked her what
she wanted
A glass of water" said the prisoner. i am
afraid
Go Ia sleep" said the matron- There is
nothing TO fear"
I can't help it, said the prisoner
AT 10 O'Clock the matron heard groan IRON
the cell Investigating. she found the woman
hanging hv ribbon she had worn ABOUT her
neck 10 the bars Of the door.
She was cut down quickly and was sun preath-
;np The doorman worked over her vigorously
until DR. Connell arrived from St vincent
EIosrital His efforts were without avail ana
be died twelve minutes afterward, within a 1ew
,otyu+es Of II O'Clock, the hour that hltue
clare died on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
RESULTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. Dec. 26.-The weather threat
ening and the track sloppy to-day. Summaries fol-
low:
First race G'uturty Course: sellinE)-Bernato. 113
tbulnanl to l. won: st Severe los tRanschl. 70 >
second, karabel. 113 tTroNleri. 10 third Time.
l:l3l2- Sterling Tower. Tyranus idogo. Nellie Haw-
thorne and Estado also ran
Second race mile: senE)-Iarry Wilt. Ice DON
nelly. to 10 won; !. o. L l03 Aar!e. - sec
ono; sir Lewis, l'3 nDonovan) 20 third. Time i:i1
also
Third eleven mile two -year-ods sell
tng}-Irnp- Somenos, 10 Ranschl. /. Quatre
ll2 tBulnaul. 10 I. second tronnelD
5ie 10 third Time. 1:lii- Naulahka. Master Parting
Jennie Desegno Cougar. HoneysuckIe Vigoroso also
Fourth race (siD furlongs; handcar)-Beau Ormonde
10 tt3ullranl. 10 /. Lindsey 100
3 TO =. second Sad Sam. l19 (2ansch) o 10
Time. l:l5%- Albert Enright and Kindred also
fifth race FGturity Course; sellingtM Mocorto. ZIG
tbuilnan) to J. Ednboroueh. ll6 &C. Kellyl. IL
TO l. second: Azarine. los RanscD. l. third Time
Bogus Bill left al post.
Sixth Zone mile and 100 yards: seingp-SunelIo
100 fBirkenrutO, 10 !. Hungarian l05 DONOVAN
70 j. second; Mamie Nolan. Io2 CMinderl. 10 TO !.
third Time. 1:52 Sea Lion. PrIma. Casake MOrelIito
and Decoy also
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday. Dec. 26. 1902.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Celtic tBp. Lindsay, Liverpool December IL
passengers the White star Line. Arrived the
Bar 1G:lB IN.
Steamer Enerse oGer). SchaeTer Rotterdam December
q and Shieds 10 IN ballast To Philip Ruprecht. Arrived
the Bar IL a
Cita di Mano GtaD. De Barbieri Genoa
December Naples 10 with mdse Is cabin 500
eteerase passengers TO BoloGnes. Hartned & co. Ar
rived the iiar
Steamer Adrn tF5rp Muir December = with
the Grasele Chemical Company;
& T fSowTtnE x Arrived the Bar 1 m.
Steamer Ravensdae tBrJ Wilcox. Campeche December
12 and Prnsreso Ii. with hemp Baud Brothers.
rived the Bar at II a
Steamer Maravnl NsrI. Hunter. Trinidad December II
1S with mdse and passengers 70 the
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Company. Arrived
Bar 5:15
steamer Orizaba. Johnstone Cienfuesos December IT.
James Ward & co. Arrived at the Bar 1886
Steamer Spero tNorl I.unn AIMS Bay Port Morant
Bueno December II. with fruit W l. Rathbun
Arrived "a
Rustington CBrl. Nicholson, Carienas
ber 16 and MaanZas 2O. with order:
] Winchester Il Arrived the a p m
Steamer Denver. Risk. Galveston December 60 with
mlse and passengers Mallory & Co De-
D. Cape Florida. passed steamer SPAN
Pensacola for Genoa
Steamer Sud Higgins. Galveston December 20 with
mdse to ] T Sickle.
steamer Apache Bearse Jacksonville December % and
p. with mdse and passengers William
steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
Gulf Stream. Swain Philadelphia wi mds
William I Clyde & co.
Steamer Kansas City. Smith. Savannah, with mdse to
the Ocean SIS Co
Sandy Hook n J. Dec 26 80 In-Wind west-no-th-
west moderate breeze; cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers Hlglen tBr). for Liverpool via Savannah;
Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News Ell Mar. Galveston
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
NEW-YORk CITY.

free illustrated lecture by Professor Albert S.
Rickmore on The Western Riviera will be given
at $50 D. m on New Years Day in the American
Museum OF Natural History. Seventy -seventh-st.
and Central Park West The lecture is under the
auspices of the State Department OF Public In
struCtion.
John A Henneberry. chief clerk in the District
Attorneys office. yesterday received 500 gold
watch Iocket and chain from the attaches Of his
office. The presentation took place in Mr.. Hennc-
berrys office.
The Rev DR.. p. s Henson. pastor Of the Han
Place Baptist Church Brooklyn. will preach
in the Memorial Baptist Church. Washington
Square South, Manhattan, ana the Rev. Dr. Ed
ward Judson, pastor OF the Memorial Church, will
preach IN the Hanson Place Church tomorrow
morning. DR.. Henson will preach in the Hanson
Place Church and DR.. Judson in the Memorial
Church in the evening
The Young Ladies and Gentlemen's League of
the Monteiore Home for Chronic InvaIids which
last Sunday gave a successful concert for the en-
give a skating party for its members at
the st. Nicholas Rink.
The funeral of Ephram G. Walker of One-hun-
dred- sxty y-scVenth-st and JcrOme-ave will be
held at his home this afternoon at 2 o'clock
There will be a New Years entertainment to-day
for the Free Industrial School for Crippled Chill
of the Poor, at No. 43i West Fifty-seventh-st
dinner will be served for the children of the
school at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
SHOOTS WIFE md MN.
4 Sergeant -frrests Negro after a
Hard Ffght.

For the second time in three days the ponce
Of the West Observation-Disclosures III inst
station had TO deal with shooting affray IN
Iawrence-st. near Amsterdam-ave- last night
This district is known as Little Africa. VIII
lam Forbes thirty-two years old, coloreo Oh
No l24 West One-hundred- -thirty-1ourth-s ST.
Was shot in the abdomen and the rlght shout
der by another colored man. who the ponce Sd!
,s WILLIAM Giles. thirty years old, of No. 10
I,sUrence>st Forbess condition Is dangerous
The police say that Forbes visited Giles at
his home. They drank beer, played cards ana
quarreed.
ahout an hour and half after Forbes had
bee, taken 70 the hospital, a rurnpus occurred
in the Giles apartment. A shot WAS fired. ana
Mary Giles the mans wife, was hearu ~
scream 4 man who lives across the nan ran
into the apartment just in time 10 see MAJ
iur,p from the second story window TO the yalu
Giles brushed past the man and went oo"h 'ne
stairs 10 the street. Mrs. Giles suffered a lrac'
ured rib and a spraineo anRie- @lie
that Giles had fired at her.
When Giles left the house he was foiio"eo pS
six negroes. friends OF Forbes, to One-hundreo-
an6-t,yenty-fftt-st and Eighth-ave. They IN
e,-r,e5 Sergeant IIiebers, OF the West One-huh-
drad dand-twenty-fi fifth-st. station, who caushI
Nm to Giles in front of the Colonla! f1otel. NNs
tho negro saw the sergeant il is alleged thaI ne
drew HIS revolver ana atleIllpleu ~ -
tba sergeant knocked the pistol to the srounu-
The theatres were just letting out ana the
i,bbo-boo6 was filled With people. des-
~ IleIs! 80. te+1yeen the negro and the sergeant
analed. Finally, by good use of his stick; Lie.
hers subdued Giles and got the handcuns Oh
him -. ,E,ca-+hv IL
,s alleged that Giles said: I'm sofIy oiN'i
ttr them both; but I'll get them yet -
Cantain Martens sent six policemen 10 % haN-
r.nca-st with orders TO keep everybody nloNIis i
md moi to allow more than two persons 10 laih
together. 49,. Giles had served
three terms in prison.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
THE RACETRACK.
Two Favorites Win at New-Orleans.

New-Orleans. Dec. 26.-Sarilla and Potente were
the winning favorites- The stewards, a1ter sd'l'
factory evidence that the horses heretofore run
in the name of Hatfield and Ownby and by Hat
field Ownby & Co. are really the property OF James
Ownby have recommended that Ownby be restored
to all privileges owner and trainer. f'aihiii
was run I'D to 800 after his race and was boush1
by Burnell & Herr Miss Knickerbocker fell at
the start in the third race broke a leg and was
killed. The weather clear and cool, and the
track fast. Summaries follow:
selling seven 1SI K n to 1G4 s.
second Helen Hay i05 20 NeiD third Time
1898. Eesta Hedge Pathos The Wizard Nimoie Das'
second selling six and onehs furl9nss ,0s
ThiT5 Tine IG 4 IsS Hazel h Fianeur
iorner The Gaxton Doesn and quick Silver Sue also
ran BedIam threw his Jockey at the start 400 ,ro,-
locl - to l. won: Maghoni, Giaack) to l. second;
ardates aaIf S Fioa Levy W l. Brookson zeaior
Bender and Caana also Miss Knickerbocker fhre"
@s3dseR six n F6sr e Reern 4l2
II s. second shern Bell 10 Cannon 3 to third
jim ma and Lord Meibourne also ran
Ffh I6 rSee 1 5en s 70 ana wSn RSush Rider 100
CI2ice) second Charles Ramsey. G3 CWrightl 10
ProEost p V s! Moske5o i and King arieysorn
w6n S.' MaioT IsGf Mans s iS7 Cenaonj 70 second Smile
Echodaie also
The entries for to-day as follows:
First race Selling. one ouixada I12 Ceylon. 49,
Eva Rice. 1l3: FL Rey. lis Montanic IFS Chorus Boy
I1s; Pepper, 12l; Tio, l23; Russeton l25; Hop
scotch. I25 Heroics, 13o; Alfred {. 80.
M se Fa s safeS @ s "a m IS Sen FlsSi5t Ha
Andes l02 Pyrrho IO3; Kingsley 1o4 Boaser, 1u5
II You Dare lc6: Alyar 1I2; Death. 1l9.
Third (hanGcap: mile and a s!Nteenth)-Ben
Chance 1o1; sarilla, 102 Scotch Plaid lo2 Honolulu
102: Potente Frs; coupled Weseriield entry
Fourth tNew-Orleans Handicap; $1,000 added;
furlonEs)-Bard Avon. 100: Wealth. l09 Sad
no. Federal Nitrate 11S. and Golden Rule.
129 coupled Durne and Herr
Fifth purse; FIVE and one half furonEslNorn-
weta 1o2; Springstead 102: Chsppe H lo2: Offset 1"2
Lexington Bess, lO2: Harry Wisdom, 1o2; suburhand
Queen. l05 Daddy Bender. 105; Pride Of Galore, 1t:
Athlana, 105: Sweet Alice. ia
Sixth selling: miles)-Rref al: Potheeu %;
lin, 80; Bushnell. 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
READY FOR GAME IN THE GARDEN.

The New-York Football Association team that
Will line up against Syracuse MONDAY night in
Madison Square Garden has been completed Each
player the former team is an ex-member of
some college eleven. It is said that the team will
be one of the heaviest the Sridiron The line
averages over six feet in height and 2OS pounds
in weight. Back of the line the average weight is
rs pounds. The men that will line up for the New
York team Bachman. formerly os Lafayette:
j. Roller, OF De Pauw University: Teas of Penn
sylvania; Kingdom. of Columbia; Randolph ana
Scholl of Pennsylvania: Wallace of Peddie Insti-
ram of Pennsylvania; Kennedy, of Pennsylvania
Baoer OF Nova College; Barrett. of Ruckneil
Washburn. OF Brown. and Davidson of Pennsvi,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
THE MOVEMENT OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Brow Head. 26-Passed Bowie CBr) Jones
Neu-York for Liverpool
Queenstown. Dec 26-Arrtved. Bry.
Pritchard. York for Liverpool land proceeied).
Clydebank. Dec 2fSailed steamer Essex (Br) for New
York.
Beachy Head. 25-Passed. steamer Rotterdam
dDutchl. Peters. Amsterdam for New-York
Rotterdam. Dec 24-Arrved. Durango tB) VIII
Baltimore; Lebuan tBr). Gardner, Galveston
Pensacola Rotterdam Dutch. Stenger, New-York.
Gibraltar. Dec 25-Passed, steamers
Venice. for Boston and Sew-york; 2ath. Pocas-
set (Br) Owen. Gi-genti. etc. for Boston and New
York.
Michaels, Dee 2S-Arrived steamer Lennox tBr)
Wawn. New York for Shanghai (for coaD
Bahia. Dee 2S-Saed. steamer Merchant Prince (Br)
Coull from Santos). New-York "
Pernambueo. Dec 2S-Arriyed steamer British Prince
Newport, Dec 24-Sailed. steamer Miramar lRr, Mo
Kay. Boston New-Yogk.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
SOME OF BEST ATHLETES TO COMPETE.

The Greater New-York Athletic Association
games TO be held at Madison Square Garden to-
night promise to be one of the largest meets held
in the amphitheatre. Over three hundred entries
have been received. and the list includes some of
the best athletes in the country. Arthur Duffy and
Jones will be In the sprints and in the three
mile race are entered Sanford. Carr. Kennedy
Joyce and Newton. The three first named men are
well known the best distance runners in this
district, while Joyce is the present five mile junior
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
TO FIX cHlLpRENs COURT STATUS.

Suit was begun yesterday before Justice Fitz-
gerald in the Supreme Court to determine the
status Of the Children's Court with reference to
the other courts Application was made by Ernest
X Coulter, deputy clerk Of the Chndren's Court
for a writ OF rnandarhus compelling the Civil Ser
zice Commissioners certify to his salary for the
months Of August, September and October the
commission having refused certihcatlon on the
ground that the place occupied by Mr.. Coulter
was not classified in the exempt division .
Assistant Corporation Counsel W. B. Crowell,
who appeared for the commission. contended that
the commission could certify to the payroll
until the position had classified Briefs will
be submitted Monday, pending which Justice
FITZGERALD reserved decision. The justices OF the
Court of Special Sessions are behind the bringing OF
the suit
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27

champion, and Newton is the present steepIechase
champion. A c. Bowen. who won the recent inter
collegiate cross country run. and holds the cham
ponship for the two mile run. is expected enter
in this contest. Alexander Grant is also expected
TO enter in the race. The hop step and jump con-
test is arousing considerable interest, many
stars will take part in it. Prinstne the holder of
the American record in the bread jump. is
sidered likely applicant for first place, but as
this contest is altogether different from the broad
jump il is expected he will fad x hard to do
Maynce. of the Nevv-York Athletic Club, is the
favorite in the contest, but Mcdonald, the same
club. and Englehart, of the Mohawks. are also
considered hard men to beat Bryan Nolan. well
known Irish jumper, who has done sonle good
work in practice. both here and abroad Is put
down the dark horse in the contest
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

ASTOR-J Harvey Welch OF Philadelphia.
FIFTH AVENUE-Coonel George W, Dunn. OF
Rnghamton GRAND-Captain W V. Judsou. I.
s. Army HOFFMAN-Nathan Frank OF ST.
Louis. HOLLAND-Ex-Co Congressman T. G. Coy
kendall. Of Rondout Robert G.. Shaw. OF Boston
r. s. Reynolds Hit of Washington; and J, Hartley
Manners. Of London. NETHERLAND-Lteut
r Winshfp. S s y. WALDORF-Sir Weatman
Pearson. Of London; W II. McDoeI, president OF
the Monon Route. of Chicago. and Judge {. II.
Of Trenton
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Funeral Tranor Holy Cross Church. o.3o
Convention Graduate Clubs Columbia
University. 10 a.
Weekly oren Peoples Bible Institute No
150 Fifth ave. 3:30 2. IN.
New provided Randolph GugEen-
n the Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children No 43i West Tifty seventh-st afternoon.
Meeting Of Shakespeare club. Carnegie Building s
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
sIc MORTGAGE ON A RAcETRAck.

The METROPOLITAN Jockey Club has given to the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, trustee,
mortgage of sl5O0 600 to secure the payment of an
issue of three hundred per cent gold bonds OF
denomination of $500 each. and payable on January
IL 1907. The mortgage covers the c9mpanys race
track property in Locust-ave., Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
ORANGE TEAM PRACTISING.

The Orange Athletic Association team is putting
in two hours day in practising at the Essex
Troop Riding Academy They are playing faster
and more snappy. ball than at any time since
Thanksgiving There will be interval of rest
from now until the team lines up against the win
of the professional tournament at Madison
Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
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&Spy0Ng Sports Z :
3E)oREsfffk'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING-At New-Orleans Inglesde.
c
ATHIETICS.-Gr New-York Irish A A games
Madison Square Garden
RAsEBAII-Indoor games ruenty-thrd and Fourteenth
Regiments. at latter's armory-
FIoCKEY.-New-York 4. c Columbia. St NlcnoiaS
% m.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
A NATIONAL GUARD LEAGUE

meeting of those interested in hockey in this
part of the country was held last night a Brook
lyn armory. II was to promote an amateur hockey
league or associa ton in which the teams shall no
members exclusively of the National Guard or
Naval Reserve. Ot
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27

bia University. The Columbia boys have received
much more encoura cement this year than ever be-
fore and have been in actual training for over
month practising the asphalt court on the
college grounds The New York Athletic Club team
will have OF its last years men and two or
three players who have proved IN pracuce 10
ho fpc
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
HAPPY CHILDREN

are a 10y to any household. To keep tn EN-
o educate them to read the Children's Page
a feature The Sunday Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
HOCKEY AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK.

Ihere VIII be hockey match IN tie St Nicholas s
Skating tink this evening between the teams rep
Fesentng the New-York Athletic Club and Column
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 4:3s Moon Moon age o7
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy 552i Island 6:24 He'll Gate s.1a
PM.-Sandy Hook 620i Gov. 6:52 He'll Gate s:4I
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
Happy Children

are a JOY to any household To keep
them so educate them TO read the Chill
dren's Page, a feature of The Sunday
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
Hoboken and West Hoboken.

The one as a manufacturing city, the
other as a place OF residence.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
Announcements
1CARIA.
A New Collar.
e. & W.
I. & W.

HOSPITAL SUNDAY"
Hospital Sunday" Remember
n church Offering o.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27

Literary Reviews, Sports of
Saturday and the Week,
Matters of Special Interest to
Women, Entertaining Mis-
ceuany from The Tribune's
Foreign and American Com
tenn pOraries, a Page OF
HnmOr, Special Correspond
ence from London and Paris,
the News of the World.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
President CaStro's Wife.

A description of her written BY niece
OF the United States Minister to Ven
ezuela, Herbert W. Bowen. from per-
sonal knowledge and acquaintanceship Of
her
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
Lovely Woman

can be made even more lovely II she
follows the simple system OF physical
training as explained in the WOmans
Department every Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27

intercollegiate champion in the two-mile and Gloss
country runs, entered in to-night's games.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
International Automobile Show,

organized BY the Automobile Club OF
France. opened on December 10 in Paris
at the Grand Palace. Pictures Of some
OF the most important of the exhibits
there. with description and picture OF
new set OF signboards adopted by the
club to warn chauffeurs OF dangers
ahead
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
History Makers.

Whole page of photos of men whom
the world is expecting to make history
in IOOz