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New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
PRR TRAINS DELAYED AT ALTOONA.
IRY rELrsRAPa 20 rHE rRIsUNE.l


Altoona Penn Jan. 11.-This morning snow began
falling here and before it stopped this afternoon
foot Of snow was on the ground So fast did II
come down that freight traffic on the Pennsylvania
Railroad was practically paralyzed. and the pas
serger schedule was interfered with seriously.
Trains came in here from one to three hours late,
these from the West being delayed the most The
company has about hundred men on the mountain
shovelng snow to keep the main line open, and
three times that number in the yards
Tonight a gale is raging, accompanied by driv-
Ing sleet ard snow storm. that is playing still
further with the railroad schedule, and also
hurting the telegraph and telephone service Re
ports from surrounding districts are hard TO obtain
but those in show that roads blocked, and that
L will require several days 70 get them open.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
A WEDDING.

Mexico City. Jan. u-Francisco Fernandez Co.'S
tello and Miss DolIes Rubio Obregon were married
here yesterday. The bridegroom is the son Of JUS
tino Fernandez. Minister of Justice and Public In
struction in the Cabinet Of President Diaz. and the
bride is a niece of Joaquin Obregon Gonzales, Gov
ernor of the State of Guanajato- Mexicos official
and social life witnessed the ceremony. President
and Mrs Diaz being among those present
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

Eckert. Joanna C. Ihonlas samuel l.
BE1D1slAt Poughksep:ie T. a Jaaga = Il t.i;Ss 1903
Bd2s Bs Se Of service s ata o sf s late Z
HsisR f9ssas H1q b9s esE ss! a: ::
Berry daugSfer Of Lloyd W and Ella Berry Of
Upper Monfclair. n. j. Intsrnsnt Greenwood Gene
R9TSon Wst slater Island q nI11s 5ass +
brown The s2d yeaT 0f hzT as ss at oefok "
TO- 1903 at & e "a q at Las's LaRssT
Mich Hannah D. EidGW Mo5, q the anaf aIs 4r T. at n
at Grace Church.
Ang99 Vi & On s Su1aay ssy Sies BFdes Mfs Ias:
eITnArinte1dgnt OF Rutland Burlington Railway.
Funeral at Arlington tuesday. at 2-ao p n
her hSs fgs as.nha @ 5na EaTa #as s sGr Fl sa VII.
Of Nchoa e,lss aqa oi daughter G n 5s 5s !os a5s
saR Fu5feh 6f ReF ag GneTsi services
Is ef .f II 6e s9ff'6 % e
Tersty. kindly requested that no flowers De SEM
cAMPgEhnN aSaPtmeats. No Isss Bedfordavs Brooklyn
Thomas Thornton q BufTalo u Y. after months
illness. Funeral services at Bunalo-
a m ass5s GAS Es S
Church 'qd an8 af Io ococE Friends are respect
s1IIy invited to attend
HnNRYudden SUNDAY Jaauasy Il E19riRs I, ne be. be
Leonard and EosaIe LewisOhn-
Ho1mEs-At the residence OF her daughter Mrs Fred
narv 10 Anne X widow OF the late JOIN . rosass 0s
sosion Funeral privats- Boston and Ne"-Sedford
papers please copy
NcONTHE-Ou Saturday January 10. 1903 AZ his resi-
1aDca No s8 East 63d-st.. Isaac AcConihe services
S11b At his i7ss 5oy relSaeYs' Y On russday p
mooRE-on sunday January Il. 1893 ss No g ss E.s;
NeN-York CITY. A4FJ Jan7 'loOE7- -Ne4A-
private. Bufralo papers please copy
>-rr IN Saturday January 10. 1908, Mary Nolan. FOR
vears faithful devoted and respected
rI1a3+ in the family Of Chandler Robbins ESQ Fune-
81 y-en1 - Augustine's Roman Catholic Cnurcn
TS-o,klyn Monday January u 81 lO-SO a. N
sF,~oRD-At New Rochelle N. Y. Saturday. Janu
az 10 1903 DANIEL o.. only son Of Herman L arc
Ws,uSa 4 Seacord. aged az years. Funeral services
f-or, the residence of his parents No 81 HGdson-Sr
New-RocheIIe, Tuesday. January lS al p m
FrBI-RGH-Friday January 9. at her late real
5erce 10 1871 East 43d-st Mary Griffith wife ot TIE
ists Jo5n Albert Stouteuburgh. Of Hyde Park-on-ud-
80 Funeral services ST James's Church. HYDE
an arrival leaving Grand Central station
Al II 80 a. m. Tuesday. January i3
7E4OMAs-At his residence No. II West 57th-st. on
sunday January IL General Samuel r. Thomas. n the
s3d wear Of Notice OF funeral hereafter
Rev stephen Merritt, the world-wfde-know1
undertaker. only place OF business sta-aVe snc
feth-st.: largest tn the world Tel t4-isth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
7HE REV. WILLIAM j. GOLD.

Chicago Jan. 1.-THE Rev William J. Golo, @ hedn
os +re bouse Of the Western Theological Seminary
5ied here to-day after an Illness Of two months
DR.. Gold who was ffty-six years old, was one OF
the hest known instructors in theology in EpscopeI
serninaries in this country. Before coming 10
rnicaoo- seventeen years ago. when the Western
rbao1oeical Seminary was founded. he had been for
MANY years a professor in Racine College. The
<r,reraI will be held on Tuesday morning In the
chanel of the seminary.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
OILS MULLER,

Panama jan 11.-Louis Muller, one Of the oio-
est American residents of Panama died mere thls
afternoon. In the early sixties Mr. Muller ne@ueu
an exploring expedition to the Gulf OF Darien IN
search of rubber for an American syndicate
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
CHARLES A. STILLWELl.

Charles A stilIweu, an analytical chemist, whose
firm made business Of analyztng fertilizers, died
yesterday at his home, No. lS7 Marloorousn 20
-,,1.-n Ia was horn in Providence, R. l. fifty
TIne wears ago After being graduated at Brown
University he came TO this city and became
chemist At first he associated with Dr. Isl
dore Walz but for the last twenty-tour years hao
tsen in partnership with Thomas F. Gladding. MT
e+,1I,-eu leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
SEVERE WEATHER IN BRITAIN.
Heavy Falls of Snow in the North Of Eng
land and Scotland.

London, jan 1.-THE recent period Of un-
usually mild weather has given way TO return
Of severe cold, and gales and snowstorms are
prevalent over Great Britain. In the North Of
England and in Scotland the falls of snow have
been very heavy, trains have been imbedded in
snowdrifts and locomotives have been thrown
from the track. Hungry passengers have been
kept for hours on the snowbo bound trains. Much
damage has been done by foods in ireland.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
WILL RUN FEWER FREIGHT TRAINS.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-General managers Of all the
Western railroads have agreed a plan to effect
a great reduction in operating expenses. TO offset
the Increase in price Of all railway supplies and
labor The plan is 10 reduce the speed of freight
trains about twenty per cent, so that longer trains
csn he bauIed and 10 run fewer Of them, thereby
reducing the cost Of transportation a ton a mile
There will be a small saving in wages because or
the reduction in the number Of trains, but this is
an incidental saving and is not one or the cnler
of the
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
GENERAL moLINEUx IMPROVING.

General z L Molineux, who was injured og oeIns
5~aqged from the step OF Broadway car in Man
ba++sn on Friday. was much better yesterday
although still in bed
..Je is getting along finely. and we will have him
o17t in a day or two" said Dr. Clark Burnham. OF
No $50 Clinton-st-, Brooklyn the general 5 PhS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
CARDINAL GIBBONS HoNoRED.

vr-asb,nRton Jan. u.-Special services in honor OF
c,a.sinal Gibbons were helo in St Patrcks Church
- - The altar Of the church was beauufulIy
or,arnented and the music was OF high order. IN
che morning the Cardinal assisted at mass.
,reaehed the sermon ,,i
y the afternoon confirmation was aoniIiiia
IN - class Of one hundred and fifty children
- seventv-hve adult converts. reception was
afterIard held.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

Should be read DAILY by all interested as ena7ses
ma a CiueD 4aos
for the week endlng JanuarJ -
viii close promptly all casesl al the General
sS Follows Parcels Post Mails close cne hour sarer
cosfn1 time shown below Parcels post mails TOT Ger
rnanv close AT 5 .. m. Friday, 3 NAME r-,.
Regular and supplementary malls close az
STATION half hour later than closing time snopn
fsx~enr tat supplementary Mails for Europe ana
America via Colon. close one hour Ieter al
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
RORERT NOBLE.

Robert Noble died at his home, No 81 Jefferson
s,-e Jersey civ Yesterday from a complication Of
diseases Mr. Noble was ninety-two years old. and
for many years lived in Hoboken. Twenty-Five years
ago he moved TO Jersey City. Up TO fifteen years
ago he was IN the lumber business in Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
JEREMIAH WHITEHEAD.

Albany Jan. 11-Jereuiah Whitehead one OF the
cI5es+ and best known business men in Albany,
as +bis morning He was born. in England in
1s21 coming here when six years old On Wednes-
day of next week he would have been installed Tor
the forty-severth time chaplain Of WadsWorth
Lodge T. and A NJ He had been an Odd FeLo"
Hf+I
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
Rain sPoILs SKATING.

The rain of yesterday spoiied the skating Prepara
tions had been made raise the red ball in Central
Park to-day. to signify the opening Of the large
lake. Then the rain came, with over half an inch
of snow The Weather Bureau announced that
late to-day the mercury will drop lower than IL did
last week. and that there will again be high north
vyes ndS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
TONGUE, OF OREGON, DEAD.
Representative Expires at Washington After
Short Illness.

Washington Jan. u.-Thomas H. Tongue Repre-
sentative from the Ist Congress District OF Ore
gon died suddenly at his residence in this city at
o'clock this afternoon from heart failure follow
ing attack of indigestion.
Mr. Tongue remained in bed longer than usual
this morning, not rising until about 1880 O'clock
He ate only light breakfast, and soon after
symptoms OF dyspepsia, from which ne mad sur
fered before, manifested themselves. His daughter
Miss Bertha, thinking the attack only slight one
administered remedy and Mr.. Tongue lay down
on sofa He failed to get relief, however, and the
attack increased in severity An effort was made
to get physician but before any of the half dozen
doctors who had been teephoned for reached the
house Mr.. Tongue had died His death came as
great shock to his colleagues in the House, as ne
had been in unusually good health in the present
session
At his bedside when the end came were his
daughter. Miss Bertha, and adopted daughter
Miss Ruane. Mrs Tongue is in Hilisooro, MT
Tongues Oregon home, and 10 that place the body
viii be taken for burial leaving here at 745 O'CLOCK
tomorrow night, the Pennsylvania Rallroad-
The coffin is expected 10 reach Hillsboro, probably
Sunday. NJ. Tongue leaves widow, two sons
of whom is in Washington. and another IN
Oregon; three daughters two of whom are married
and live in Oregon and adopted daughter
a Congress committee will be appointed to-noT-
to escort the body to its resting place MI
Tongue had served in Congress since his first cleo
ton to that body.
Thomas H. Tongue was born in Lincolnshire, Eng
land. in 1914. His parents, taking him with them
went TO HiIsboro, Ore. in 1859 In 1868 NJ was
graduated from Pacific University. returned TO
Hillsboro and admitted TO the bar in 1876 he
took active part in political affairs until lses'
when he was elected a member of the State Senate
and two years later was the permanent chairman
of the Republican State convention, and in lSsZ a
He Was elected to the LTfh Congress in JuLe 1886
defeating combination OF Free silver ~ fbs
Populist candidate
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
FRENCH DIPLOMAT IN PAD HEALTH.

rs,ado Tex Jan IA special from Mexico
savs. lowing TO failing health Camille Blondeh'
Frencb Minister TO Mexico. viii probably ask 1or
Lave Of absence soon in order 10 return to rance
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

xst1best temperature yesterday = degrees lowest 10
s.. average 80 degrees; average for correspondents
- -. ear AZ degrees average FOR corresponding date
last rwentv-ave years % degrees -, - colder.
Local forecast Fair to-day; TUESDAY tair' H'1'h '
brisk northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

~ this diagram the continuous white line snowS s, t
IN uregsure indicated by Ihe
SllLSa-5inz barometer The dotted line SHOWS INC
ture as recorded BY the local "e3'N
The following official record from me "ea'nsr
-. .h changes in the temperature for the tas' t~s
tv-fo,r hours in comparison with the eofIeSP0-N-s
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, $50 a. m supplementary 10 a Nd
for Europe per GerInanc via GueensSsoNI- r-t,,
TrIT-RSDAv-4t a. m for France Swltzeriano L1ys
ST, por+r9a Turkey Egypt Greece. British InGia
ana lorenzo Marquee. = La Bretasne We .s.
-sU fo- orher parts Europe must Be direceec P7F
Bretagns')- ,
FRIDAY-At $50 2. m ror Azores -sla--S' - - -
Nsw-EngIand. from Boston r,o-,fa vta
SATURDAY-At a m FOR lrean1. ps 49, ,---- ~
mail other parts OF EUROPE n-ust oo
directed ''per $ 3 Ivernia); al $50 a n tor SuTc2e
Ne Finland via Southampton. az 95V a N -
Scotland direct per 3 ; FJrnessla tnaI nuS' % "a
rAc-ed per s. .. EurnssSLa' y -
M.1ts- Commercial Papers and Samples Tor CefmAls
The same class mail matter for otoer psrs o
T-1ropa will not this ship unless spscl@l4S
After he Closing OF the Supplementary 10
Mails uared above, additional supplementary dss -
opened on the piers Of the American Engilsa. - ~.
and German steamers. and remain &C., opst 1A'ii ~ ~
Minutes az the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
HurDeff's Vanilla


fs Don't let your grocer WORK On cnesp Gnu
dangeroIs substitute Insist on having Burnerra
The Dyspeptic. despondent. over~orked man WI
find in DR.. Jayne's Tonic Nermiruse certain neaHf
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
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NEW-YORR CITY
DAILY and TRI-WEEELH
viii be charged copy postage in add
the named above.
THE TRIBUNE be mailed 70 Cuba. Porto Rioos
Hawaii and Philippines without extra expense o<
fore gn postage
For points in Europe and all countries IN the Cnt-
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii % mailed AZ
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

advertisements THE TRIBUNE. Nev-York CITY,
Remit BY Postoics order express money oroess
draft or registered letter.
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
BY EARLY MAIL TRAN.

For ali points in the United states Canada and Mexco
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-Day's Forecast

1z-.,,,s,on Ian 1.-THE storm central IN Eastern
Texas Saturday evening overlies the St Lawrence aey
tonight covering the fourteen hundred miles IN
fo, hours or at the Of nearly sixty miles an nour
~ has caused high winds along Atlantic Coast and
b-tsL uvssterIy winds and cold weaIaeF' N
tra Ohio Valley and lake region An area OF hlsn
rsssure Of considerable magnitude is Following closely
=, +,a ,ste Of The low Rain fallen in the South
Atlantic states rain snow IN the Middle At4anl4c
states and South Nev-England. and snow IN the Ol0
Valley the lake region and thence eastward 10 NorInen
New-Engand. Elsewhere fair weather mas pIex@47o-
T. js much colder Mississippi Valley ana Ie1as
and Temperatures have risen in the lower lake region ana
along the Atlantic Coast The weather will clear IN all
Sstto,s Monday except lake region. the Ohio
valley and Northern New-England- where snow Will con-
ttnue II much colder over the eastern tnro oi
the country Temperatures will rise Slowly N the North
st ana the upper Mississippi Valley. The winds along
- ,+1on+ic Coast viii brisk to high northwest
,,nishing somewhat Monday night On the East Gu4f
Coast fresh north winds will become norJneasc On
Lake Michigan brisk northwest wInas vii VIII Ii hss
brIsI vest winds and cloudy weather 20 the Grand
Ibe Atlantic Coast Jacksonville to East
port warnings have neen = rasa a15 r o1isiana
] Earnings have been for practically all
Coa ftoy east of the Mississippi also for Eastern
stages in the rivers Of South Carolina nave aiS0 Oe
issued.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
r, ,zav,Engand fair and colder to-day except snow
=, mountain districts in Eastern Maine: Tuesday
fair; brisk to high west winds
r Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day except snow IN
northeast portion; much colder; Tuesday far DISK
northwest winds.
For New-Jersey and the District OF Columbia Ial ana
much colder ussday fair M 5re s9They sSo Tnfs " ths
interior to-day much colder Tuesday talr DISK n'F III
"eSI "iIGs Western Pennsylvania Western New-York
snow and much colder to-day Tuesday fsi' orlsA hOl
west.to west winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
-,o.rcAsT For TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
DIED.

r,rzt,z 1rs-r Henry. F1orins-
E1el-Li-7 $500 II Holmes Anne <.
Brown Mary a McCon.1S, LSdS@
buckingham, Hannah D. Moore. Mary J.
I3I-1a-[ SeIIis T. Nolan Mary.
Eo-IES.'' 1rsar1o = Seacord, Daniel o.
EutI1L. E2L.i1i ITais1 Stoutenburgh. Mary g.
Gai-Loe Gie Io.r1s = Thomas, Samuel r
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

Mails FOR Newfoundland. by ran 70 North sydnsg az1
at this ONCE daily az O5O . II
S.or1s-1jrS close here every NOrday Wednesday ana
SarurIav1 Mails for Mqueion- By rail % Boston Aa
f[s1cs Nv steamer close this ofce daily az SD , N
Mails tor Cuba by Port Tampa. Fla ard tnsnee
thi5 Office daily. except Inurss1ys
az f5s0 connecting closes are maze on sl9n
yVednesdays and SaEurdays)- Mails tor AsxLcs
addressed for ctspatc1
~ steamer close this Office daily except sanGay -
and 30 o. m. Sundays az o n ano L4'5y
m Mails for Costa Rica. Belize Puerto Cortez aH1
fars- mail for Guatemala. by zal % AeeCFteans 41
tbarrs nv s-ezuer. close this Office daily. except Sn
Sav at II 80 D and III 30 p N. sundays G ~
n (cOnnecting closes mere Slondays
~ III IN o m for Puerto Cortez and letter nan
Tuesdays III 30 p m Tor Ces-&
PioaS fEsegistered man closes previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

Not long ago The Tribune printed a suggeston
made at the Players that Oliver Herford, author
of numerous bright and satirical lyrics and noted
among his friends as wit, write comic opera II
now appears that the suggestion followed the deed
for Herford has already completed a comic opera,
for which music has been composed Mr.. Herford
is at present in England but on his return II Is
likely that arrangements win be made for its pro-
ducton. The opera was written quietly that only
the intimate friends of the author knew about it.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12
,,,rrs FOR sn1-rH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
'N@>A- ~ INDIES, ETC

TuEsDAY-At $50 a. (sup2iernsntsry 1870 go a a=fR ~
PacfSr Ports per $ Segaranca va Co4on s Is--zI
n1aii Sor Guatemala he directed Per > Sss-
a1ca.1 AZ 1870 D. supplementary I'D p M Ior
CSrox. Leewsrd and WtncW4rl LsLAl-s'
ajso British. and French Guiena va
: Nora mail for Grenada and Trinidad u'lst %
ai-a-t.S os~ Nora $50 N ror Jamaica ger
Admiral Dewey from Boston, az II, p II +Or
PaEar1as per steamer from Miami. FIorioa. -s,ss
v-rDNTSDAY-At 10 for C5renad2 ana lIlll--~- -
- Nsracas; at Il supplementary lZ-So p m
- P~Ha s. AnefHa tu1au uusl De 9Escleo
ss5er Antflia'O: f1sS0 ?. n tor Janlaic@' P7'
Admiral Sampson. from PhtaGelQhl9-
rzTT-pGDAY-At a. for Barbados Itio JaneiFO 1dn
- Sao Paulo and Rio Grands du sui per 3 Caprl-
20 Santos ard Rio Gu sui mail ror otler
~ RrazI must be directed per $ 3 Caprl y. Al
Yucatan. Can1pecne EaoaSce an.
Sbfs1as per s Havana mail tor o-1er Parss OK
directed per 8 t5eFand ls AZ L =
~ P-azT 1er ; Ka.r Prince. via Pernarnoueo and
, TaneI-o (uaf for Northern Brazil Argentina -.
80 sr5 PARAGUAY must be directed per > > nALnr
p-3cs-1- a. y IA complimentary i2;SO . NJ tor
Rabsrnas Guantanamo and santiago per 5 zaeaIaa,
.TT-p-,Sy-At for Bermuda. per 9 IrTnfcdds
a. q a N for Porto Rico also Curacao and yeez1elz
Ss-cenf Venezuela pa-ces post nallsl VIA Porto Eco
s15 Curacao per Coarno via san Juan mail for
SsvzniTIs ara Cartagena must be dreetsd per -
coa11o1. az $50 a. Complementary 1880 a NJ 20
Fo-+sns Island Jarnaica Savaniiia. Cartassna sas
czreytoxn, per Alsghany mail tor SosSa h.-s
49,, hA directed per 3. 8 Alleshany). az 10 a N
Tor cuba per s. Mexico. VIA Havana ae 10 a. =. -
NsyrIoIudand. 8 g SILVIA az ll-SO ,
mas per from Miami Flortca
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

Lloyd osbourne in collaboration with Austin
Strong, has written a four act romantic play
which has been accepted by Martin Harvey for
production in London next fall
New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

''F4eidelburg" now playing at the Princess Ihea-
ire will not 90 on the road after the close or It's
stay at that theatre as was originally planned
Owing to the large attendance at the maunees the
managers have deemed 1t advisable to take ao-
vantage OF the opportunity to give four mauhees
week at the Herald Square Theatre The days upon
which performances will be given are Mondays.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays No other per-
foruances will be given The cast including Aubrey
Roucicault will remain the same
The Washington times., 1903-04-08
Wage Farmers Entertained.

The Young Wage Farmers Club wa.
entertained Monday night by the North
Capitol ". c. T. L. Supper was served
at $50. Mrs. Hoyt a Holton was in
charge and was assisted by a number OF
other ladies. The refreshments wer.
provided by Mrs. c. 1. Ebaugh. Mrs. J.
NJ Holland. Mrs. N. e. Fleming Miss
Mary Blore, Mrs Alice r. Franklin. and
Mrs HoIton.
At o'clock unique entertainment
An Evening With the Birds. was given
under direction OF Mrs. Don p. BIaire
Miss Katie Mcbride sang several Bird
Songs" Harry Sorgnitt, accompanied by
Miss Louise Donch. gave violin solos.
and whistling solos were contributed by
Mrs. Harold Lewis. Tiny Katherine Nc
Coach, dressed IN an old-time costume.
sang "Grandma's Advice" and robin
Redbreast" accompanied Oh the piano
by Miss Anna McCoach.
The Wage Farmers, led by their presi-
dent. Mrs T. A Williams. and Mrs.
Worthy P, Stems, OF the board of man
ayers, gave a class exercise and their
inspiring club veil.
Prof II. c. Oberholzer was present.
and gave an entertaining and instruc-
tive talk on Birds OF the District Of
Columbia" which was illustrated bv
numerous specimens, and also bv bird
notes