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OBITUARY.


Elizabeth. Oct. = tSneciaD Thomas Bedford At
kins Wall Street broker. died suddenly on Satur-
day at his home in RoseIIe. from stroke Of apo
plexy. He was first attacked in his ONCE in New
York on September o. and was found lying un-
conscious in a closet Fa was removed 70 the Hud-
son Street Hospital and after few days rallied
sufficiently ne brought TO his home
Mr. AtlSin- was largely interested with ex-Cnited
States Senator Warner Miller in the Nicaragua
Canal scheme. ard was among its original pro-
moters He was member OF the firm Of J. r
WilstCn a %. Ndu street brokers. he a
warden in 81 Luke'S Episcopal Church, ROselle
and superintendent NJ its Sunday School for
number OF gar resIgning recently on account OF
I'll health He was likewise lay reader in the
church. widow sons and three daughters
survive him. Mr. Atkins born in England
and sIXty-seven years old
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
DINNER TO GROWN PRINCE.
TAINED BY MINISTER-MR.
HAY PRESENT.

Washington oct 12-His Royal Highness Chow
IA Maha Valiravudh the Crown Prince Of SIAM
who arrived in this city yesterday from New-York.
spent the day in his apartments at the Arlington
and IN driving about the city. Nc visitors were
announced. In the morning. accompanied by his
brother. Prince Chakrabonsse; the Siamese Minis
ter and OF his aids. he drove through the
Soldiers Home grounds Returning he was driven
through the residence part Of the city, After
luncheon the prince the members OF his party
went for another drive 70 Arlington The prince
Is particularly interested in soldier life, having
had a thorough military training
The second in the series OF dinners IN honor Of
the royal visitor was given 20 him tonight In
the hall OF the Arlington. The Siamese Minister.
Phya Akharai Naradhara. was the host OF the
occasion. and covers laid for twenty five
guests including. besides the royal party, the fol-
lowing. Secretary Hay. Secretary Root Secretary
Wilson Assistant Secretary of State David ]. Hill,
Assistant Secretary Adee. Assistant Secretary
Peirce. Edwin Morgan. Colonel d. b. Sickles. Mr..
Hollis. or New-York. DIT. Needham, Mr. Allen.
Commissioner OF Patents, Professor Gore. OF Co
mmbIan University. General HaIderman, u. S. A.,
and Reriah wilkins The menu follows:
s..,.,.-..- ,,,,,,., canf'Ey 'y, Of Ane'oris'
Twelve Apostles. shert5'
sJsigea bass a Ia kssense setnss,-o,,,,.
Fiist Of beef a Ia PIinss Royals
Chateau fquem. 1853
re-rapn. Arlington style
chateau Laros@. f~Si
Punch Laila Rookh-
Breast - Engi.sh Iheasants. orotei. bread sauce
Chltfona1e salad
Vsuva CTi-quot BTut. 1s95
P!0m5.er~ Of chestnuts Az kirsch
Charlotte IA Richelieu
Fruits C1ase Cigars AppoIinaris.
The SIanese Legation. the Arlington. Oct T. 1902
The table was nearly hidden from view by pro-
fusion u American Beauty and La France roses
and the entire room was a bower OF roses. chrys-
anthemuus. palms and ferns
Toasts were drunk 10 the President of the United
States and 20 the Siarese King. while many others
OF a complimentary nature were offered by the
representatives. Of the two nations
Tomorrow the prince will go 70 Annapolis 70
Inspect the Naval Academy. returning 10 Washing
ton a. o'clock In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
zOL4 MEMORIAL MEETING.

The Zola Literary and Benevolent Association,
which was organized by the authority Of ". Zoa,
held a memorial meeting last night az Saltzman 5
Hall No 65 Essex-sJ The meeting was largely
attended The entire hall was draped In black as
were the picture and name Of Zo.a. and the mem
bers of the society wore bands OF black about their
left arms. Jacob Seholsky, Republican nominee for
AssembIynan from The XIIrh Assembly District.
and William Edn. the nominee Of the Social Dem
ocracv for the same Office. were among the speak
ers. The association proposes 20 start a NOV vement
for a monument 70 the novelist
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
TRANSATLANTIC, MAILS

1. .E.SDA A-At $50 a m. for Europe, per sK- M.
Iher-sia VIA Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen mad
LOT ireland must be directed per 5. K NJ
Iheresta ,. at $50 a. n. for Italy direct per q .
SaIuegna mail must be directed per Sardeena,.l.
WEDNESDAY-At $50 for Europe per 5 s. 81.
Paul via Southampton mail ireland must Be al.
recyed per 3 = St PauID; $50 a m. (suppIe-
nentary 10 a NJ tor Europe, per $ Teutonic. via
THCRSDAY-At $50 a n for Europe per $ = f. Bis-
ntr-E Via plymouth, CherbourT and Hamburg mail
rance switzerland. -ta.y spain. Portugal, Turkey.
s2 pt Greece British India Lorenzo
oe directed per : s. E. Bismarck y; a. m for
france. Switzerland. Italy. spain.
Egypt Greece British India and per
3 . La Lorraine, via Havrs (mail for OF
Europe must be directed Per 5. s La Lorrains)
RDAN-Ar 3 4 for Italv 8. Ailer
tInall must De directed PER S. Aller 73O a
Netlerldnds direct. s. Potsdam g
directed per . =. POtsdam'p. ) a. m. Belgium
dlFect Per kroonland tmal directed per
: > hNroonland D. at $50 a. for Scotland direct.
per 5 8 Columbia tIaail be per q a
Soiunhla'l az 1880 Complementary 10 M tor
EUROPE. per 8 5 Cmbria via Queenstown IL a.
Ior denmark direct Per s. Norge mail be d.
rected per 8 NOTEe't
= flNIED MATTER ETC-This takes Printed
Matter Commercial PAPERS and Samples for Germany
on The class OF mail for other OF
rected by
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatanso
Mails named above, additional Supplementary Mails
opened on the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers, and remain open until within
Ten Minutes ot the hoHr Of SAILING OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
ALBERT LOEB.

Albert Loeb. senior member OF The banking firm
OF Albert Loeb & Co.. died yesterday at his home.
No. 123 West Seventy-hfth-st Mr.. Loeb was
native OF Cincinnati He director in the
St Louis and Southwestern Railroad Company.
He took an active interest in Hebrew charities
although he had no ofhcial connection with any
institution. 4 widow and three children survive
him Mrs Loeb was Miss Rose Ciuggenheim. Mr..
Loeb wa fOrUy-twO years old
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
MRS. MARGARETTA PIERREPoNT.

Mrs. Margaretta PieTrepon1, who died on Satur-
day at her summer home. Hurst Pierrepont. Gar
rison' son Hudson, the widow OF Judge Ed
wards Pierrepont. Attorney General under Presi-
dent Grant and United States Minister to England
She Miss WilIoughby, OF Brooklyn Mrs.
Pierrepont was a member OF Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church. OF this city She leaves a
daughter-Mrs. Leonard F. Beckwtth- Her only
son. Edwards. died in Rome in 1850 The funeral
will be tomorrow at 1-3O p m. at St Philip 5
Church Garrisons.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers. who arrived yesterda,. =
board the steamer Potsdsm. from Rotterdaro ~ ~.
Boniogns sur ner, were: mrs. Chester Arthur,
Fordyce. Harry Rothschild. Daniel ii T,SS, :, W
Roderick Terry F. y Trevor ". II. Walker T son n
Trusdau and Edwin n Johnson - - -
Among the passengers who arrived last 5ish.
on board the Cymric. from Liverpoo and o,,a..sht NJ
town were Ralph Abereromhie. II. carron RrSoeatas-
Lewis Fifth: Martin Harvey, Z. J, Hserna
Randall. J. Slater. John Stewart and James Tho1,yy
0'Ap-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
MRS. ROcKEFELLEP HIS yrPsF

JOHN Il. JR.. CONFINED To HIs Ho,rr. .pv. .ro1 y
AND SORE THROAT
John p Rockefeller, ir has h-en confined - his
home az Pocantico Hills with severe cola r.
sore throat for the last week and has been ,lvsll
20 attend - business Tarrytown Physician nae
been attending him. II was said -ester5s,, tts+
the illness was so slight that IL Ras non v,cr,,
mentioning. Mrs Rockefeller daughter Of sen
ator Aldrich. has been actins her husb.c5,-
nurse
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

BRowA, Princeton & on PFid1y "a &C o,Ssr a,s, 10 70
Doa + aoT % 81 e8e,i 6ey hsIssts s5ma " ' '
,vrNpoRr-rntsrsd into rest, October 10. julius
bsEeHPo?t IN the sea year Of h.s ss Funeral services
Ti Sye Br5otIyn 9 on Monday october IS a. p m IN
tsrn,sr al ths c6n-4nisncs Of the family Please omit
aoWsfs.
uovyrIIs-A, Flushns Long Island saturday, October
II Henry Cra.A Howe5 "a 'I S o an yasi4sTe | re
GrSTSl r55g ost5ber H. 10 A. rna boat leaving
:r9% tpo. 9i F5 9cl q Tstcs special win az
Kindly orai, flowers
HYpE-on October H. Albert 9 HYDE IN The 18Th year
q his sgs Funeral oIs Ileu t5sss Monday October is
5EIsss 5,elotE In;srmsnt az Woallavn. Immediately
after the service
1orp-on sunday October p at his residence. No l2a
West h Albert 0eoySd & Hqs5aaa ~ q 9ss LSss in
roGAN-At Brewster \. y. October 10 Davd Logan.
csaren cherry valley. Mass Monday October IS at
MuRRAY-on SATURDAY October H. q Frances Murray.
Friends invited 70 attend tas 1s'a1 services az her
late residence No 6lS Lexing''naVe Iueslay October
P1ERREPoNr-oa OCTOBER II 1902 az Hurst PisrrspOnt
ne iats edwards Pierrepont Funeral service ST,
Fhp Gngreh ST2n Car meet on Ss'd9s t1sn 0So'5 a ~ a.
Rehmoad (va1 and Philadelphia papers please copy.
sDrrTHsuddenly At Stamford Conn. sunday October
IL 1872 Lydia Harwood, widow Of John r Smith. OF
O'Clock Interment At Springfield Mass
GFNERAI. SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
MEN.
Executive once 20 44th Street
RegrstuI Is made OF death Brother
stsohen Tucker. October 8. 1902. for tweny-sx
years member OF the Society. serving Literary
and Scientific c0mmi5Eii WfAn FL syn Sarn president
RICHARD T DAVIES. Secretary.
VAN RENSSELA ER-On Sunday. October 12 1902 AZ the
Manhattan Hotel New-IoTk City, Mary ThoTne daugh-
OF the late Jacob B. Carpenter and wife Rev
Stsphen Van Rensselaer, OF Monticello n. y. Funeral
services at Grace Chapel No ala East I4th-st on
Wednesday, October Is at 10 a m. AZ 81
bapy. N Y. Albany papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
HAyvA.s ENGAGEMENTS cAycFJ1rn

Cleveland. Oct n.-on the urgent advice q, ~
physicians Senator Hsnnas engagements 70, -
week have been cancelled. so that he NAV re.,
ste from Q threatened illness. -NPef-
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should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur tine.l
Foreisn mails for The week ending October Is 1902
close onpty in all cases. the General ONCE
as too|s Parcels Pest Mails close
closing time below. post mails for Ger
many close AZ n Monday and Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary mails close
tIo nall nour later than closing time shown below
rP nft Supplementary Nails for Europe and Central
America VIA Colon. close hour Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
LAsKAR ARRTVEs on THE coLrupr.

Emmanuel Laskar. the chess champion q.
passenger on the Anchor Line steamer CoI,,-.t,
which arrived in port last night from Glssro,- -
Moyfne Tbs vessel anchored al Qusranf7rsH ahd
Will deck this morning 7ha
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESrERDAYs RBcoRD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
washnrto1 oct. I2-The gulf has passed OF
the southern England Coast while the IN the
West has increased considerably intensity and moved
eastward 10 Wests-n Illinois Tt has caused general
rains Throughout rho West fa- the Rocky Noun
tairs with numerous tburdestorms IN the Mississippi
VALLEY southwestern upper lake region Rain in
Nl51Is Atlantic states and SewElagland SATURDAY
Night been followed clearing weather Tempera
t4res arr decidedly lower the westward and north
westward OF the storm centre, ranging from six %
eighteen degrees below tre seasonal average.
In East and South there has been comparatively
ut,Ie change
The storm will continue rs sas-northeastva-t
movement Monday ana rain will extend through the
lover lake region the Ohio valley and Gulf states.
and viii continue ir upps- lake region. the Upper
Mississippi valley slope aad Central Rocky Noun
tain regions r. the district IS prob
abe On Tuesdav there will be rain the Atlantic
states generally except IN the extreme south portion
while IN The interior the Vsather Will be fair
much colder Monday IN the Central Valleys.
greater portion lake resion and the South
west ana colder Tuesday n the Atlantic states and
lower lake region n ~iH re warmer Tuesday IN the
extreme West.
on The New England Coast the winds will be fresh
north shit7r 10 east on The Middle Atlantis Coast
they VIII ta light 20 fresh and variable becoming
On N. south Atlantic Coast variable Coast
fresh south on the upper brisk high rsosty
northeast northwest and the lower lakes 70
steanlers aspartHz Monday for European ports will
Barks
st-rn, warnings sr4 disrIayed On the Great Lakes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Highest teperatgre yesterday degrees. Iov.s, q,
degrees average 90 degrees average Sor %
dat last year 90 degrees. average for corresnndp
% last twenty-five years. So 1at=
Local Forecast-Increasing cloudiness ,oa.-. -
q esh - brisk east anu
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

The news from St Etienne France. Of light
between the gendarnaes and the striking miners AZ
ths coal held OF Terre Noire has
STOPPING some interesting aspects in com
RIOTS IN parlscn with similar conditions IN
FRANCE pennsylvania Daniel Cook, OF
indianapolis pointed our AZ the
Waldorf last night that it seemed to consist Of an
attack a train loaded with coal and defended nv
armed guards. We have seen such attacks on
trains here more than once for instance at the
Chlcago strike in lssS,' said Mr. Cook and a
sklrmlsh with more or less shooting is part
and parcel Of every days news now fr3n1
Pennsylvania But the point that drew nv
attention was the manner OF dispensing a
crowds. l remember being in Paris an the time III
the Dreyfus excitement and going 10 a rel hot
anti-gOVerErnent u5mOns-ra one svenfnr out
or curiosity AIter meeting. with z1roayVEat n
cShdiaTS sPesCIss Ile asseHolage adjourned. with
the evident lh-entlon OF raising hob the streets
I expected 70 see a fine young rl1r Puf T didn't
The gendarnes were lined up silently ana quietly
outs OUTSIDE ~ the cent entrdnee and strung along in such a
After they had let a considerable nurooer down
that street they suddenly changed their foruna tion
ard slutced another section OF The crowd down
another street They kept that up tin the rnob vas
all split up And they mad squads placed svster-
aticaly throughout the ctrv 10 keen rEar, from
marching together again. Now. that's neatar than
tndiscrlIllnats cu5oins The same thing is notice
able in This brush az Terre Noire When things
got too hot and the strikers we're Smashing the
gendarnes- depot windows and doors and several
guards had peen shot, the gend3rmes let off hor-
completely and split blood But that sort OF
COOlncSs comes only with scientific exuerfanoa
The regulars are capable Of Just that sort OF thing
and carry on such situations we'll But put the
OF deputy sherffs, and you have such an afrair as
we Latimer IN 31
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
MARRIED.

HT-RBELr-PEIPCE- Saturday October IL a. No 25
125th-st. by tha Rev D.. samuel - Virsin as
sisted Rev Frank p Rams lell Isle So1tloIt
daughter ~ Mr ard CHARLES ? Perc@. % George
William HubbeII all of New-A ok CIV
s~HAT-FFI, FI,ER-IISCOLN-On Saturday, October II. az
ths home os the brides mother LanghoLns, Painhed
y By th4 Rev Charles Goodrica ot Plainhe!9. y
i assisted hv the Rev DIT A p Schaudier. Helen.
daughter ~ the late Dr Rufus Lincoln. OF New-
York City. q, Frederick Hertlck Sch4uHisr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC.

MONpAY-At IL q for Pernarnbuco Santos and Sac,
Pdulo. Per haIhr Prince (man other parts ot
Brazil must re directed Per = Kaffr Prince'')
IL ESpAN-At $50 a. complementary 1870 a m.
tor Central America except Costa Rica and South
Pacific ports; per Finance. via Colon 0etter mall
a. $50 m for Jamaica. per ;. Admiral Farraxlt-
from Boston.
vEDNEsDAY-At $40 a. m for Macaio and Pernaup-
6uco, per = 5 Bsudgsio mail for other parts oe
bFazll, Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay Macsio
and RIO Janero must be directed per Beiagsfo ":
al a. LlS1 p m Tor Jamaica. per 3 Admiral Schey-
THCRsDAY-At 2 m FOR Cuba Yucatan caupacha
LSoasco and Caiapas per >. Monterey (man for
other parts OF Mexico be directed per a a
Monterey D. ar IL for Argentine. Uruguay ana
Parasuay. Per s CroXdale; at 1880 D. m supple
mentary 80 m for St. Thomas croix Ieewar,d
SId " Wlndward Islands. British Dutch and French
per 3 > siberian, from Philadelphia (nai must b
greeted per s Siberian
FElDAf-At $50 m Supplementary 1870 a ny for
Sosts ~ a. per : Valencia; 10 a m. for New
Iouhdland direct. per Silvia az - m for Mexico,
per > Niagara. via Tampico mail be direoteA
Per > Elagsra D al $50 N. for azores Islands.
Per $ s Vancouver, from Boston: 8 80 o. M Cor
bsTmgda. per steamer from Halifax
SALCRI1AY-At a m supplementary $50 a n) tor
FoEt9 Rico Curacao and Venezuela. per 5. Caracas
trnalI Tor SavaniNa and Cartagena must directed
per s Caracas D. ar 90 a m. (sUppiernenrary
tO.5O m toT ForUuls Island jamaica Savaniis
ant Cartasana, per Altai mail for Costa Rica
supplementary 10 30 NJ ana santa Marta
Per : > Athos az 10 FOR Yucatan and Canpschs,
ger 3 OaSgry: az 10 a m FOR Cuba per 5. 8. Morro
Sast!e via Havana. IL so .. m. for Cuba par a A.
Olnda via Matanzas Ordinary only which mud
De directed Per :. Olinda y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS

In tals QasEaGi lie Lac s..,.. . cha,...
IN pressure as indicated by The Tribune
barometer The dotted line shows the temuesf,,r
cordsd hy the local Weather Bureau. '-47 a. re-
he following onieal record from the wsathsr R,-.,
SHOWS the snanges IN the temperature FOR ths fsst
dat 81 ' 'iA7 responding
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
FCNERAL OF MRS. RRoWy
DR. PATTON WILL CONDUCT SERVICE oy-rp
PRINcEToNs BENEFAcToR

Princeton, y J.. Oct D-The funeral - NJ.
Susan Dod Brown. Pr!neeton's benefactor. yin
be held tomorrow al her home. in Stoc<to,-s, -,
70 80 O'Clock Dr. Patton viii oficiate 7ssizte. -
the Rev. ] n Devries. pastor Of the secon5 t,-
hyterian Church, of which Mrs Brown v-,
member and President Kendall. of Lincoln T-r,..
sity Pennsylvania. After the service the bo--, In
be taken 10 New-York IN q private car ana h,,-,.,
will be IN the family vault az 81 Marks rb,r.,
Auong those who viii accompany the bodv Nil, -
President woodrow Wilson. President Pers-,,
Colonel ] J NcCook and Bayard stockton
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

FraiI. fretfuI sickIy children almost always he
restored 70 health with d Jaynes Tonic Nernifuge;
II destroys the parasites q disease, and builds uo the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

The Tribune Will be oy mail address in m,
country address changed often as de-
sired Subscriptions given your regular dealer
before leaving. II convenient hand them IN Al
The Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Mails for NewfoundIand BY 70 North svdn.v .,xs
thence by this ONCE daily az 6-S0 n NJ
connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday anf
Saturday, Mails for Miqueon. by rail- 70 Boston ard
taenee oy steamer close az this once daily az $50
p. m Mails Tor Cuba BY rail Port Tanaps-
and thence by steamer. close this
Thursday, 1880 a. m Ohe Connecting closes srs
made Mondays. Wednesdays Sarurdavsl NsIt.
for Mexico city. overland specially stares<s5
Tor dispatch by steamer close az oace daily sx
cept sunday. ar l.3o 2 m and II 80 ,. m. sundays
a. ] p and II 50 Mails Costa Rica
Belize Puerto Cortaz and letter mail for Guatsnala
o rail 20 Nev-Sreans and thence BY steamer close
f1l.3O p. m sundays n D. m and III 80 n ~,
Bsizz Puerto cortez ana letter mail Tor Guatsnala
-stered mail closes Al . m. previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For England CLOUDY to-day rain IN portion
afternoon lnd colder. fresh winds
shifttnc easterly.
For the District q Columbia MARYLAND and Virginia
crsssn4 ~ouiine1s to-day. night and Tuesday.
colder Tus74av v'riatle winds becoming southeast and
fresh
FOR Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey.
increasing clou1ness to-lv rain night Tuesday
Tues6av becoming southeast and
fresh brisk
For Eastern Nav--Yorx increasing cou1iness to-day.
probably interior Tuesday fresh
north winds becoming ana fresh brisk
TOY Western Pennsylvania rain to-dav, Tuesday
colder brisE - high south winds. shifting
Ter Western Ne.Nork rain to-day probablv Tues
iay colder tuesday brisk h-h soltLeast 10 south
shifrire
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
is the best The grocsrs know Insist having Bur
netts " ts for YOUR food Pure and Wholesome
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
CITY

Mail subscribers DAILY and TRI-WEEKLy Will
charged extra postage in addition to
named above
The Tribune be Cuba. Rico. Hawaii
Philippines without expense for foreign
postage.
For points Europe Universal
Postal Union The Tribune will mailed at the tollowng
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1902
THE PASSING THRONG.

The first man In the unexalted walks Of life who
f. not disturbed BY the scarcity Of coal is hermit
whose habits bring an unboIlnded
HERMIT contempt OF artificial heat As
NOT Matthew Carleton. Of Philadelphia
BOTHERED was saying AT the Imperial last
By COAL night, this man. Gottleb Groh-
STRIKE doohl IS not bothering his head
about coal because he never has
the slightest use for IT, This hermit Of Lancaster
County said Mr.. Carleton. lives in a strip Of
woods near Bellaire in the summer and has nov
moved his place Of residence 70 spot near Eliza
bethtown in Mount Joy township he lives sum
mer and winter out n the open. or. at any rate
OUT under me trees. He Is about SIXTY years old
health. On the theory that what is fair FOR one is
fair for Grohdoohls wife lived with him IN
the wilderness Tor many years. Since eight wears
ago. howevel. the hermit has been living alone
No, there was no domestic trouble that know or
and she always seemed devoted 10 the verge o. re
SON No. Mrs. Grohdoohl died, thar was an -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
DIED

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name ard address
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN

For all points United States Canada and Mszics
utsde % the boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronxl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
THE H4SCAGNI CONCERT.

sec the mines' be Socialism Of II