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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
A. c. FULTON.

Davenport. Iowa. Oct IA c. Fulton. one OF
the pioneers Of Davenport died yesterday aged
ninety-two. He was born II Chester County. Penn.
and in his youth went 70 New-Oreans and En-
gagged in the shipping business II 1855 he organ
lied the New-OrIears Grays a company OF three
hundred young men. and led them against santa
Ana. Of Mexico NJ. Fulton went 10 Davenport
in 1872 and was connected with nearly all the
movements that brought railroads and business
enterprises 70 the young city OF that day During
the Civil War he earned the thanks OF simon
Cameron. Secretary CT War. for the mass Of de-
"a lea information about New-C-.ears which ne
supplied 90 the War Department He was usrl-
Ger Of the Iowa L55is atU-e e. au-e-war days
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To SELL NINE. JANAuSCHENS EFFECTS.

tn provide Nine. Jana-scnek with comforts n
what VIII probably De ner last year Of IKE a =
rCo0ss Of Sullivan. Harris & woods. theatrical
r,,s-.es-s have secured her consent TO sell al OF
her theatrical effects. mementos and souvenirs
Nine Ja7auschek Is now al Saratoga Her Aea!eA'
declining during The LAST I'VE years mas real--- z
- re- r. i've through another winter
T---0-5..r tie vVlCeSuresd response 10 2 c--- -
1900 ser- out Two years ago Nine J@1-S-nsEs
We abe to i've since then BuL ID t-s e--g.I On
49, ----7 her health. her money has gradually
=Is-i-~a3 ARD TINS sale is the second appeal 70 le
.---Cr5seir~ Ii IS believed that TINS aYpell WI
80 --r % ready RESPONSE. The coming sale VIII
1-1Csa Of all Of ne mos cherished souvenirs CO.
80 r7er1e-ros OF the aged actress. the ones
49, - ~--~5ine from selling in her dresL eX-
-. -he sale VIII be held soon a. No. West
-r--rr- u.s.
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ARCHBISHOP KAIE'S BODY.
Il Lay in State in a Special Palace Car
Funeral To Be Held on Wednesday.

r-f-~f--s-t oct 1.-THE to5y Of Archbishop kain,
20 :. r---iz who died last Tuesday 81 St Agnes's
e7-a-c-tJ.rn Baltimore, was met on It's arrival
here -- a de-utat-cu q twelve priests from =
-o-,fs headed by the Rev P. 2. OReIy. The BODY
r.. f. safe h a special palace car which aLt~
a-~5tal here. was attached 20 the Baltimore 5t-o
'-r -o.rrrv Isl err train bound Tor st LOUIS Wil7
- -rerr Is Cue tonight The funeral IS 10 pc
ia ~1 wednesday Cardinal Gibbons VII Pess
..--C,,-E CircI0rati on next Tuesday 70 oTclate
80 - funeral and Hl % Joined mere y A-c1-
EfsLo- fIse- and party q clergyfaen, AZ ~ n
t--Lo- KIN RS TWO cousins living here. the KEY
--s--fer Murray anc President Murray OF 81
So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

CCFFTNG-Ar Van6sussrvLlIe- Mass Oct1le- % -.
ge-ecea 2 -cAz-g widow o. thu -a-e JOIN p -7----
years and months ----l I'm -1------
res 5srce Goudzv at-erIooa- Oc-1-sr ID a. O. ci1-S
GALL-s0S-At Orange. y =. Oct-5e- " llos LIS s
D. Blcls CiaGz11 aged 81 vearz NEE ~
d rcs 81 the orange VALLEY Congregation ,-lA4-.
TUESDAY. Cc-o-e- 20 a. 2 n -al--1-Ss We y -
waiting -1s Orange station q ara q > -
Barclay zc- -l-l--~~-s- SIS
E1-T11AN-A- his residence. No- 2Ss Crss-'7-9ys az
Cha-le- F. Holman II --s - year ------ 71N--7
On sunday afternoon. a. = &. ---cA-
o1lrE-S-at sharon Com. ocrc-er T. 1893 MARIA \
Homes y dow u John 2. Homes CT Se---of- C4-s-
S,---cs e t-ls q hereafter
Nr~0P--0- F-ilav o----er rs 1898 Vil-a- P. e-tes-
late Eoce-- a1- N---y --1l-7 49, -
vices AZ me -----4---n -----s---- ------z- = ~
yoERrs-C- Saturday October II. 1900 a. rs residence
8 ef---fs In the 67th cf Ls age Funeral -r-n
rae cf.a---y q G-zle Church. br---a-t @-- 49,
IN Nc-5ay. Uc-o1er L. a. > 3 r. ---e------ = o--
lawn
P1rp---E--srez into rest Thursday. ocrossr rs lea
al ate -e--e Pa--r-s. con- = N--- $500
per-z j. tie sg-1 ra-- % -s zss E---ra- -1r- as
l4le rezl1e--s. Szru day Cc-o1er 10 a. --9' 2 n
sr-rF--E1.r-a. his hone n New-y-rz Cc-o5s- 1j.
1893 joseph SEe11s1 u rs % yea ----r-4
se-vlces VII -e-- a. MS -1te r-se.= 30 "a 49,
trart1y previously Announced LIieTI-@-s a. rs"-
port. =. I
s--P-zENs-o1 oc-s5e- &c 1913. BENJAMIN 2 ste5aeas
Funeral services % rs q r---l---e. y.
I1s4 Flz-crs--lve. ErocS-y1. o. A9ncay Cctcoer -
a. . n Psl1tvss ard friends invited 70 attend
Lcts-u,cuc private
Rev. stephen Merritt IRE worit-vs- 1e-k1oga IA
te-takar only pl-ce = BUSINESS -a'e and lstn-
s. l1rSes: t1e word te- = L,------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
ANDERSON SEEKS REINsTATEMENT.

----------- = ~ y E-1--z71- ? T-l-a-
r-sr o. re ---G bag repair shop q the Post1-Ice
-Jera---e--. VINO was discharged az r-S~-t o.
resent investigations .--- IRE conduct az me SHOP
has fIeG petition with the Civil Service Io---
MISSION. asking g. la restored 20 bis Ole place &C
c-a---1l --a-. although sus--s1-ec ne L-9--is
rr was made --e .--- - . zL- the -l- l--
s@-- re---- he expresses me o--.----l--
-rzr %. erl... be- restored. Amer was t- ---1
e- P----- -f-e- o-- tne oD-i--ol - III
.----1r expressed - r-e Crr-t Serr.-e -c1l--llS-
r.r-e Be That lie TWO cases co ROT rest on l--e
Esue BASIS Is he reason given Tor Anderson as
cta--e .- --s- d va- .flr Tie -1Cd Of me service
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4. wIlLETs GETS SONS ESTATE.

Letters 70 s1r1trtstrarton we're issued yesterday
e. WEE p,.I~r or the estate Of John 7 W-llets'
lf cor q Howard wIiets Young "-i'ets' ~io Wa va.
seventeen wears Cd. ded in hospital N ths g
recerflv after ar operation fl-s EeTd
Tra fe-F-r s-ufer fhs law fcEee y Az - 10
y Es ge5 h supplied by TIE admins Z 49, o.
-eE- ~ rr----.rr fr-f an1LhSr son. hve y-atH -,
Wuo lcff laree estate WHICH a-so y 80, men
fatrer. The sons 10 srired the money LiN"I
other. Rlo was q is A4ts- - q. .rorth AZ
Tro crra-G - Johr T. Wllcts. y. Is "O4l-- -
coz1-I. to tae a.f.daslts. sl.sos.sys.
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-7a~sA-.ANTrc wArA

TUESDAT-At $50 a n tsr Italy direct. p-- 3 crsa
Il Na-oG t-aI rust directed Der C1rta q
Eap1ll1- II-3g a. II. fs-cplsrne1tary i ? e. ct
Europe. g %ins-n Il. va TJ11o1A~
Che-ocu-g and Bremen
WEDNESDA T-At 20 a. Irelanc ard Lerrsr Mall
LfreruCo. . Oceanic. Ets e(leensLcwu (aa.h
Tor other ra--s u Europe Dc dtrecred pr . =
O-sacc'-I 83p Tor Euro9e- per = = 81 LS1fs.
VIA Sour1aru-Cn- 80 a. FOR Setner ARDS az
per s. SlaJeudan1 tuzI must Be directed per d .
S-ats-darrJ
Thu RSuAyAt $50 for Europe. per 8 q A1s1sts
Vi-C1-is Plymouth cnerocurs ard Ham burg (,aaA
f-r F-a-ce dirs-ted per Ausls~e NC
to-tal. AZ D. for France. SEirzsr. a1d tez.ys
spain. Portugal Turkey. EgyDt Greece 5riItsn m
anl Lorenzo Ma-1uez per g. IA Brslagne VIA Havre
faiI for parts Europe must % c1rscLed oar
ss-I-RCAT-A- SO A. H. or Europe per 3 Cnno-ta.
via Queenstown. a n Tor Beigtu1 d1rect. pr
6 aroor.ar1 mail must Be directed per s. = >-oon-
Is7E-l A. 80 81. Italy direct per 3 3 FrinzeSS
I--rz mall must dlrectsd PrlnzeSs lrsce
scotland 1l-ect F1rl-,s-a (11ali
must directed per FG-nssSla D a. II a. n 20
Denmark 1l--- per = Nc-ss tll2i ulst o> 1l1Sc-so
s.. Norge D.
PIX MED MATTER. ETC-Thts steamer taxes printed
~ --zr Commercial Papers. and samples TOR Germany
0-lv TIE C zau matter Tor 5tnar parts *
Eu--r- v-I rls snip unless Specially
dIsc-sd oy Eer ---...-.s-
y1fs named ABOVE a611-iolal Supplementary Mails ara
e7lred 1r The piers o. American. Lag ism Frercn
ana German and remain open uniL Wlrnln
tea minutes O. tee hour " sai-ns OF s-e4-nsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's forecast.

Yesterdays heccru aAO -V-~@J
r-.s-,,g-a7 Oct THE Gulf Q: Mexico storm has
- 80 gsrt1sast,=a5l and united Win d-s'1''
-. - rae novel eastward over the laAe region a.
- -.-.-s trough CT low oa-7Hete-ie pressure 60
=. -. = rav-e1ce VaI-eg over the A-1l-a A'-a-
go v~r+5 lowest rc2orte1 barometer -S+s ---
-, An area OF low barometer has a. '41-e- -
= - u.-t@- Coast over the B..--za NorlA~e-' -
- re- .tea barometer area taat covered '-e -.
~. - Northwest FRIDAY evening mas laof@- -
49, - Dc ROW central ever Kansas. aa1 ''5
--..--.s ~. Il the extreme NorLh-aSl- - r-.-
- -se -sren generally IN the lake resl'-. =
-, s-s r-e Atlantic ard East Cl-- 7-~'
- -. vvaztne- has ta-r- -
s.-.5z5 Il. Il temperature has ooc-i'l- = - p
- o. ne axe region. and tas r5-s--s- 7-Casf A
"a 49, F-c-- Mountains 70 -- rsa-t-
user --- PacllG cca=- 1870
49, .---s---.scs q y Srstrr rain
nun - tS-1ss---a In ALa--c -Io- g,-strl-.
A----- Su-Eav ce1 --s a.
w.- o -o4-S7-- - yresy 70 Northwest VINE ----
Z toee. aI valleys ard ne uFe- -- ss-d tar
IL &c vita rs--s g ti--,7tstr
-eG--er W. continue II TIC 111A-
go r-e axe region ny - ,.--sr la-.es
clz--i-- lo syl-H go -
izh p -1ee 50 - fresn north % northwest ~--S
diminish -- tc-c-- -sr---vss tie 2-a--c No-S-
Storm H1ll-- - r1as-porc g-- On tie lover -a~SS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
NEwPoRT NOTES.

>-ev-,o-- 7 Oct Il (SpeciaD.-Senator Johh
gsan Of vew-rsrsey. is here. the guest OF sidney
Webster. az Pen Craig cottage -,.u.5 hair
NJ and Mrs. Richard T Wi-soa nav g. he
Nerrrort villa and gone TO Ne"-io'A ia
winter. -, 4. 81. -,,ss+
OF Mrs Julien T. Davies. -4.s ,,7
MI and Mrs Robert u O-9s
are at tbs Hodges cottage - vi, r. sav
Mrs Henry ciews eft here for NsI-l o[A 'o NsT-
Ms Edward J. Berwind retuIHsN -i0-"
York this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
n,-,--gv mas AZ RIGHT. TOO.

DEKERN WAS ALL RIGHT. TOO.
We meet here again Tonight 20 ind0rse the
Democratic adm. inistra fion that mas been
presided over 30 ably and 20 successfully NJ
that unsv,ervfnE. fearless Democrat ho"frt
A. van N,rk Ne have aDOloEies 10
offer We have nothing fer which 10 UPol"-
eiEe-1----zla-1 speech al Tau-za1y conVs4--l2H 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
Ee7nkls On T-E ST. LOUIS.

Anon --.ez vro arrived q the St Louis yes
-e-,-. -.-- Jane. E..s-sc- proprietor % TIE
p-.r. ---.... r-.~-.s-er-- --.s= gLEa SD0rE. The
sc.-a.- .rl Ec-sr wife % the proprietor of the
Ta--.-l-1F- a-.a and W. =. BDcl1nan eA-~ l-Ie-
sts-fe IN 10 Are mia Ee -ls Isl E-L-ri---
f-l- 1-------- ard Brazil -.e-e he ms '-eA -
t-et-=-e- --~~-r-a- win The Cas no loei suns
aea-s- s--e~.1ar llfe insurance c-u-pa1-es-
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~reAvE" scoREs 4 SUCCESS.

Paris Oct. 1.-THE hrst performance o. ths 70
-.-.t, drama "Epave." By Gugenhciru and L z.
T-gDra scored success al the Gyrnnase Theatre
here tonight. Il deals with the RESTORATION
Te~iod and The, climax. in the fourth act IS 1ueI
between two OF Napoleons officers on top or
Sst-i,-7 table The American rights rave pea
s.--rsd Nv LlehIer & Co.. and the EH5LsA risAts
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
OBITUARY.
CHARLES :. GREENE.

Ann Ar5o-. Mich. Oct T7.-Profsssor Charles Z
Greene dean Of the department OF engineering at
the University OF Michigan and famous as an ergi-
ueer suddenly died last night O. paralysis OF the
heart at his home here aged sixty years Professor
Greenes book on determining the strain IN bridge
building IIlorized that business IL is said and
has oeen adopted q textbook by many European
uuiverslries- he IS survived Oy a widow and
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
Religious Notices.

-rrpr=- -rFr-rCT. B-aatway and TlsS-rt- Rsv.
cE1Pt5E ALEXANDER Sr1,ON5. Esctor -Serv'es >
81 AID II n Draae e. 20 Eestor. : p q. se3-s
- .-,-r=-s -TTaPrI- TRr,srTY PARISH. scd-s<.
- go -us-s~e IRE rev W. 2 NAMING. D o.
1900 IL G AZ. -c0 9.sT ~ and . TIE ssosc
t--e.- ~ ire e-s-no0n services VII %
~ssu-lss On Nov er-oer
- fRArEs-s aODlsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH
aE- L-1-.-sl
ALIAS MACRozSr-. Fas-o--
Morning worsaS a. II Evs7inx worsaiH -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

tSho1ld oe rad DAILY ~ al lnts-esrsc- as ea~1SS
aly .rc-
tCr week ending gscroocr 80.
VII close ,po-p-ly II al casesl az the Genera
follows Nails close l-i1
closing below. Parcsls posi- sAl-s toE sss-
Z 3 q M1-1ay Wednesday
Regular sr5 supplementary mails close al FcrolSa
scstio- clost-s tine s1o's7 49,
teX-epr Supplementary a1i
Azeri-a Colon close hour later at Fcr><n So
tom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
EMREzzIER ERRAlGNEP.

Cleveland Oct 17.-AIfred " DeibeL formerly a
teller OF tie City National Bank, Of Canton. Ohio
and recently arrested upon the charge Of en-
bezzl.lz $1,000 Of the funds OF The bank was ar
rai-ueG In the federal court here today lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
CANADA WANTS FAST STEAMSHIPS,

Ottawa. Ont. oct I7.-In ths House to-day l. 49,
Borden moved an Amendment resrettins va. ne
r1or,iuion Government had rot taken any sHec-ls>
- 70 establish = fast Atlantic steamship line
sir Wllfr.d Laurie. tie Premier. rep4ied tiat re
Government had maze several eLof-1 70 --1-1 =
-rr-scf Cor last Inc. and u X hal E0t s4-cecleA
II Vas because Of the difficulties IL the Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Furnf.tes roou people who have comfort
able rooms 10 rent are always after ANe
Tribune reader who As LOOKING Tor F"Sai
Advertise your room tn The AribuHe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
-oz--.sr FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

,-.--r-r,a-a rain. followed 5y clearing a. 80
TO - -. 80 vi,- warmer n western P1T-oA'
o. :, - sauta sals,-s 70 ves' winds ar
3 rs.+ern New-york an4 Ns7-leT-sl. es1,'S -.
- To-Day. Moa--y t-r aA1 N-
winds .-r,, Ct c7iz-a-.a- Easte-n FeP9s ar s-d
F-- c1olzr t'----e- -'
--i-r -rr-rNes- Monday
Wa 49, re--rE-va--1t ia-f ly--al =
tlt 5f--f--s- -c--i. zr,--
Var--e- s-r----rrk and cc--ei ---l-- $500
Fer Uss-eru - ..--.rfsrlns 0r-lv-est vl2ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
ISABEL yAY IN COUNTRY GIRL"

-5---E oct IT--t Is announced max -s@l@-
-ev u-- v-~e a. 1-c tf1-e tie leading lady % ne
5s--- --.--~- ard who is tLe wife o. z s. H
czrer-.-- The traveller and explorer, vii shorty
re--r- -- 81 e-zge Shc viii leae part ~ - 20
6a,-.-- q Ike County GIL a. DAYS lnea-Ee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Marriage notices appearing in THE 1hIB'
gSE viii BE repubIished In The Tri-N eS%4J
Tribune without extra charge.

7r-PNER-sFEN-ER-At Passai- y J.. octoosr T.
Rev William Il spencer o u u- -- 81 -l--
r-f4 alice Lucia Spencer. dalEnter OF Big and Mrs
Tlefus r.. Spencer. Harold Wells Fra-z-l1 Ll--=r
both cf Pass14c. y j.
sFIEEER-sUTER-Ca "wednesday. october a. 1905 a.
The C-urc1 o. the S-g Jer-sa-e-l. BOONE ~ -t
Fer John Aver. Emily LU~iG. daughter cr ANA
ana the ate LOUIS sIts- Prescott, Alfrsat S1sr-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

E--AeFt te1ape7A'''ie s-p9la!ns Iast year. IS
aysraee 81 average ioT ,ast twenty-five years 5e
Tor c1rresr-Si-r rgoler Lo--4ys AA~--@s
49, f1regast --f,.ea-t
- - l1arrler: br.zK We71 "--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

81 EARLY NAL. TRAIN
F-r At po-ts cul,sd states C4n4da ami 1isxco
.~-.rsisp 81 % Mann aRd ne BroHxl
49, 10 cha Porto and -As E14-i<g-nss
.taa-l extra exgezss f5E foreign ccsta.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

THE TgI..t ~ Wal D. ua-l any actress
~ e.nt., n aascaa. ard aI-rcsz cl-nge1
sa-f-ra -uls-r. - given % yol~ reg1.l.
49, before leaving Convenient. l4rd
IL AZ THE TRIBUNE Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
,..rrs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACIFIC

CJEA-via FI,riza. closes az this ofee tally sxseps
--fTT-=74v a. 1850 f-Es cc-1ccrios nals eios~
5s-e IN WedaesGsys ard SATURDAYS "a Tampa and On
MONDAYS NaUI. $50. -
1s-a-.H c.1ses az l1s 1lles -stss -,
SI-5s- a. go 2 and Il-aS ?. T. otzoaSs AZ a
ans fI-l1 g.
N-T-yVr-l LAND--Bv rail 70 North Sy11cy. -
----~z r- steamer closes this otace oSily ar 100
close hsTa every Aon~AJs
-ves--=1av ar saturday
rr-rir-s by rail Boston. and thence ~ s1e&->'s
------ ~ --.- lace a. ESQ n every Tuesday
49, ~ ~ ran and tae1ce ~ srsarsrs
--7-es RI r-.- ~Tics daily a. $50 ?. II
~ PT-rPro CCFTEZ ard GLALESlAL-A-fsyy
-7E Nsvv-1ears. ard theme oy sIe41l-r s.oses =
-. Tl-s0 p II ana
4----1 sundays a. p r. n ara Tll.-oo p n
---ses Nar11ys AT Tll-1O p nh
49, pr-s -Hv -al 20 Ssv-Orlea-s aid thence ~
rI1res a. iris 1Hcs daily except Sunddy az
srr.~1 o n Sundays a. y 2 n anS
r. Connecting nan closes here TUESDAYS
$1,000 nan clsses =: g ? n previous aay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
MRS PALMER STILL ILL

- -. r-tf-s~o who has been suffering from q
er5--r ar-acs Of gastric fever is unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Travelling Companion Wanted
gentleman u.al1Eg 10 .l-i -- . -a- 1-4ar ne con-
lZ-rl 90 l-la-s END
t.a sre t!tL b. order % cota-1 c.rpa1-1u A--e-5
A. Blk - Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Senior Don Manuel de Aspiroz. Ambassador from
Mexico is staying at the Cambridge My INST
visit to this country" said the
M LABOR Ambassador was IN 1872 when
-FOT-rT rs came 10 Washington as a claims
~ MFxT-O commissioner fer ny government
Nv first visit TO New-York ives n
ia list thirty years ago and mark a marvellous
growth since then. The city at that time was o1ilt
orlv 70 Forty-elghth or Forty-rintl-st and Cen
rrsI Park was then beyond the city's development
Network Is certainly 2 VonderfI CITY Ire De
7--rent OF Mexico under Present Dla1 WAC -
low serving his sixth term u for ears ~--- -
hen notable. The most important u-h -e--- y
arv Mexican municipality has. oil course o-e't ~
80 CIV OF Mexico. our most important -II-y. We
sga s-s+erl The canals that give an oulet 70 ne
7sL-rs in rhe valley were begun under the Spanish
~Egiru= in the sixteenth century, ana @Attl mn
i--7r frterruDriOrs they were hulshed lhree yeet
80 and cost many millions. the WORK q e9-ap ,-
Sing the rev system II the c-ly. y ul-H 80
fo-r wears OF time and cost S1,pfiJ-'. We
-S-re5 : year ago. Mexico mining interests Ho!u
- rank among the Industries CT inc r a.,
- vv1ile modern methods have been &pSHel ~
cone sections the greater part Of the y oI = 80
5--s M the primitive M thOds OF the Od opaH4sLs
~ -af,IraI resources. We have no clIerenceS pc
tv-s- ems. overs and the employed ID AleA-'- -
trfnes 60 peacefully and proSI gro IS -.1
serff--eTr in favor OF arbitration o. -. Hle- I'D
Ii5rsI differences obtains perie-ty n 1850. :
'r--r-r myself fortunate 20 represent my ---I4-s a.
T7-ez-4-y-.- where my relations win al DLil---
Of me government are most aUlc-o-s ana COZ ----'
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SUNDAY. cents %i-hssL.{ REVIEW eents
DAILY. csL-a 4A-.-" 1@f-zN-~ls es-is
WEEKLY FARMER cruts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Death notices appearing IN THE TNiBt "
viii he repubIIShed In The Trt-S eer-iy AriS-
uue without extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths INST be Il
dCrsed with fun name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

IA c4sETall - 7-lf-ate1 by TIE Irp-ns -
clanste % tF--ef-r TIE 10-t-e li-ie 49,.
recording "a -. rhe .o-al Weather 5aIe1@
. following oacia record rem 's rs ne as, twenty
ngrs the changes in The tsrpe s,oneng date CT
year: 1904 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cExTaAL AMERICA WEST


TUESDAY-Ar $50 n. for NsEfouudlazd- per s. .
Cer-ra except COSTA h1ca1 ana Ses-h ssl.o
rgr-s rs- YacaLsr, VIA Colon t-n1il l1r 51ale-
rsia r..s- be directed per s Llca-an % a. = n
Narzcs. l1- santiago per 5 pl1isa ma
must directed ;. O7iand D. a - = -
Porto HlcJ toi1lEary mall 11yJ HeF = > E@LlIlA-0I'
VEDS ESLAT-At 10 = for Haiti per = = P-tns
Nsu-i-s mail cape Haiti F9rt q 14l~ @ -
Te--z-sIa Trinidad. B-s- and Dutcn Cslana nus 70
z.-----F -. al = n. Supple
u-e--s-v I'D T. f-- Eah1rnas. per s 9 49,
----f nus ae crested ger Altila ,. AT l@ss.
ID u1plsu1s--ary / o IL TOR Turks LsiaLla AM
rlo-7Iri-sr RepubIIc. per s. Casrokss a. LID n
a--u-s-v L.33 = u) for St Thomas. 81 Sroixs
-.a.7ra-- and ~ Inward -sdEds- EliLAsAs 49, -
French Guiana. Per s. 40 ora -
E-Ar = -A-a- Pc
mail for Mexico. va Pr CaIn2ecns AL IS
rrrz -rst directed per Espera n[a D. az = y
5-u1olsreu-ary l---e rnl -0- BaaaL1~s. 20 \ a.
-ar..1z for L=--cQ- VIA -4-lP-ou, H--s% -
r-ct-5 ger Sar1l1gA b. a. Q p ~ Iof 1>7NA0~--T
lard. s. .5=r1l rr-nl F-l ae7iElia
sa-rRTAT-At "a L-r B-rt-1-rS p . - Il---ss-
80 m Js1-u lenls1ca-y $50 n l0T curacao
s-F V=razuaIa per L--1 IMAM Ut $500 a."
1---arlrs -lIsc be directed per g. = Lula lt az
NJ for Porto Rico. per taiio' " - ---,,,s
S.s, q n f=uppIe1 sltary li-au a. NJ ~ r1.s-n7
1srsrI Jamaica Savarlia. Ca-rasena ana -
49, A.Iegnauy fEa4I Cor Costa sra nus os -
rsctad yer Aiss1a1y az ~ a II - 80. -.
Mexico Havars- - 1870 a. n tsop2elasA AZ
1f.so a m Lnasu2 an1 Haiti pr = = 5oINa~
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-r-pr-xz LocAL OBSERVATIONS,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

BIG BARGAIN OFFERS IN CAPSULE FORM
nptIy expresses what those Little Ads. OF
the People" are to those interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Just LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
4. found among the Little AdverUsements
Of the People in the narrow columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

"a ' G-sa z r i' ri 81 AZ ss -siIsd a, ias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
Special Notices
Forei=a Rates

Nal s15srfioers ia New-I5sk Clty 20 ne DAI-x -
III tt fstzLF viu Dc crtrxsl cent copy ex-fs
sosJaEe n ar1i-f1n rl-es -1anse soove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
THE PASSING THR0NG.

L \ NcCreary. who has been one Of the man
age-iaI in successful control OF the Colonial
Hotel At Cleveland. since it was
CLEVELAND opened 70 the public, I've years
FACTORIES ago is in this city. he came East
BUSY 10 see his two daughters safely on
board the steamer for europe.
M McCreary is staying At the Hotel Netherland.
Speaking Of business conditions in Cleveland. NJ
McCrearv said: The city is uud5turbed By strikes
nd the factories all busy. The slump IN STOCKS
in the New-York market has had no tIect upon
conditions in Cleveland There have been no Ia-l-
ures and / assume that any loss that may nave
come has been confined 70 the spectators, ana
49, nor touched the substantial business men me
POLITICAL situation IS not exciting as II IS pant
- n one were 10 judge by what he might see
~ some Of our papers in their pred elton depart
r9a7r he would expect general upheaVa-, oIL
when the light breaks The next day, every thil-s
seems to be IN normal condition
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-04
SHAME
OF DAUGHTER
Sensational Revelations Made About His
Daughter by an Evangelist to a
Big Audience at ParkeTsburg.

Parkersburg. W. Va, May 4.-While
addressing crowd Of about 1000 people
on the court square last night, Evangel.
ist John NcCue announced that his Il,
ycar-old daughter, Estellc, had been ab,
Quoted. and while making no direct ac.
cusatiou, said that certain parties Of
considerable prominence in the city were
guilty OF her recent downfall. His an.
nouncement created a great sensation.
The police we're asked to take immediate
action and a search of the city and
nearby towns viii be made. The evan
gclist was evidently much concerned and
troubled over the matter, and wept as he
made the public announcement relating
to his daughters wrong doings. he
asked Providence to lend him power to
withstand the shock Of the terrible dis
grace and to punish the wrongdoer who
had created such terrible sorrow in the
MeCue homc- The preacher said that
his wife was so affected BY the shock
that she was prostrated.