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New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
r & o. ANNUAL MEETING.

p,chnond Va Oct. so.-The annual meeting Of
,,a stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
NO., Company was held the office OF the COM
nany here to-day The following directors were re-
s,ected: Decatur Axtell Chauncey NJ Depew. John
p Green william II. Newman. s. NJ. Provost sam
uei Res. George ". Stevens. a Meh. I"or.iDs
- T wickham The Guyandot Valley Rail-
nav Cou1ukny and the Green Brier Raiiway, Sofn-
pariy. two OF the principal feeders OF the mesa
rraaka and Ohio. were consolidated with IL. anu q
rssolIltion was adopted directing the board OF ui-
rector. 10 proceed TO consolidate, as speedny as
nracticable the Kentucky roads which FORM par q
~ the system Of the Chesapeake and Ohio company
into one organisation TO be known as tne mesa
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast

WASHINGTON. oct. 2o.-Fsir weather E E - 60
,srouphout the United States during ths Iass
- =. 70 nresent indications Of precipitation eN
- :, .ne West Gulf and along the Htsnas
is 5ts- yhere rain likely 10 occur 80 1T
- 80 Tburssay temperature ehels7 ss7ss,.S 49,
Gay g. -S and no decided changes are over
Des = hsro-net4r Is low the extreme ta S,h-
AT.sS eovshwest Territory and IN tle M -, =.
tne @ barometrio depression tha hss no' % a. ,b.
IN form Of well
and the
u,ihs Isest and northwest. on the Mlooie
Wal Ds lls1 variable. on the oouun
Soast s ssf - northeast on the Gun OOast
oast =, ,or+beast. the lower lakes itesN NoAN
bIlsk ees - ,sDner lakes light AID variaDie -,
81 Wednesday for European
steamers oeL vrsnas and weather 10 the OraA9
Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THukspAf'
- ~, England fair to-day, with cooler In northern
- Thursday fair: fresh west TO northwest "Anus'
r. ,,e District Of Columbia, Eastern Tennsyen,a ai
,,,.yvsre fair to-day and Thursday tresh "'
winds .-,.- o--sav. Thurs
a. ,s-. fresh west 20 northwest winas- .-s.h ,o-h-
Neur-Jersey fair today ana AAafs1as' ~
Rfn1s s,s Western Ney-Norsy iah
80. ard THURSDAY fresh "esel u '
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
no SECRECY, SAYS BISHOP POTTER
Esw-York Prelate Objects 10 Being Bound
Eot to Talk Of Bishops Doings.

Washington. oct. 20-Tbe alI-American confer
ence q Protestant Episcopal bishops opened here
rl-day with a service AZ the pro-cathedraL The
sermon was preached by Bishop Doane OF Albany,
snd was plea for the prosecution Of missionary
work broader lines Bishop Doane sac Ihat
the true aim O. Christian missions should not be
Z Er1tez-l-- Eriscopalize the heather. lest they
y Ecesl rl1auized. but 10 Ch-istarize them llat
taey might 0e saved from heathenisTn blsisos,
-uIte ~ Missouri. The new presiding DlsnCI, va
tae c-elralJ 81 the service Ihirty-ilEe o4SHyPs
Eoll tne church IL America, CaIaca aI4o the West
Tie 1rsr session OF The conference was for or
s@ilzat5l- Bishop Iut1le asked 70 De eACISs- So
Eo p-elll-Lg because o. luIer1ecI heaL5.-e. s
.-EL- Rev. Thomas Underwood D0c.eEs tSnop o.
A-1tlcky vas elected president o. tae cois-sL sL4-e
--e E-sLt KEY " LeflOA A4---s L4sa.oP ~
tol. Ras ectel secretary Bishop 5aSleE-es Nel-
come tne bishop 70 the diocese o. " ssLs 'os
slc lhe Most Kew. Enos SuttalL ATchplsnoP oL
t,saoIs
A. the close of the afternoon session this state
Dez; was given out by Bishop Hall, OF Vermont.
and Bisaop Cheshire OF North Carolina, after t
hae been approved by the conference;
Ihe meeting OF bishops holding offce IN the
lI-te6 States IN Canada and IN the West indies
= Tor the purpose OF conference between the D4sh-
" on matters especially Affecting Inc Nork OF tAs
church .n the Western Hemisphere The confer
&c ls 1ol fOr the purposes OF ieelsIauon- ne
t-eetilgs are private and only such TnatteIs VII
o given for publication the conference may
tltnorize. This afternoon The subject ior conslo-
sla-un was the relation OF the seVeral bfancnes o.
ne Anglican communion in America 70 one an
einer- Suggestions were made as 70 the transfer
NitL view 10 the better maintenance of discipline
sac protection from unworthy ministers
a lively discussion occurred az the afternoon ses-
fsloe should be considered confidential Bishop
a. a. o. Vermont made mouon 70 ms So, eI -
eSSl1 not 1e bound by any rule OF secrecy. BtshoP
sl9r ~ Tennessee, Jed the opposiq&4h Ion 20 s Bls.0p
1.e-i motion. which was defeated BishOp FotteF'
eltef the conference. said no CONCLUSIONS OF In-
ys@-Salce kac been reached AZ the AFTERNOON seS-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
BARON Won sTERNBURG GOING HOME
VIII Garry Personal Messages from Presi-
dent TO Emperor

Washington Oct 1.-Baron Sternburg, the
German Ambassador, leaves Washington to-uor-
row morning for New-York. whence he sails the
latter part of the week for Germany. He will
carry with him personal messages OF friendship
and good viii from the President to the Emperor,
and 10 Prince Henry Of Prussia. The ambassador
will be in Berlin only a short time as the object
OF his trip Is 70 pay a brief visit 10 his, home IN
Ilctvscheria. Saxony where he will spend week
attending 10 personal business. The ambassador
expects return 10 the United States by the last
Of November. The ambassadors wife and her
sister. Miss Langham. will remain in Washington
for the winter
Baron Won dem Bussche Haddenhausen, first sec
retary Of the embassy, viii act as charge afares
IN the amba ssador's absence.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

in the ssth year Of Funeral services Tor ths
Kindiv ornit flowers. London and CheltenhaE pagers
please copy.
BRANDoN-on Tuesday evening October %. Ea.aEa
hIs late residences No 422 West End-avs- 1t is re-
questei that flowers be sent
CoLEAt YonSsrs Y October 1,rs 70 s v nv Dssis ss
at the First Reformed Church. Yonkers. y Y On
Friday October q. at p m
CoNNER-At Burlington. VI. October 10 1903. In ths
h year q her age M1y ar -, 3 ssy q % coons, Ely IL
Grand q Cannon Notice OF funeral hereafter
pAvIs-on Sunday October IS her residence. No AZ
Douglas Road. Glenrtdse n j. Ellen Mather DAVIS
wednesday afternoon. at 2ao. the arrival % me
20 train from NsE-York- Internen' al Albion. " l.
= N9SsaE 9s a.. qSoss 2Ea6as s..ds T. la
OF Fryeburg Ne, in his Iets year funeral ssryiees
day afternoon. October q. al $50
HAIL.-on Tuesday 20sh. inst. Clara Jane widow ot
A Mitchell Han II The 'ets year v oL hTr ass Fu1srs
55th-st-. O'Clock P n wednesday. the 2ls' inst
Interrneat st Cincinnati. Ohio
HoEst her home - No ,. West s. Eshsy-srsts zig y,s New
age. Anna waiting Heath widow q EsEry A Homes.
Mount Auburn ceInsterY. Cambridge Mass
MNEILLE-At z.ossIls. n j. October ie iso3 the Rev.
WeSss.aay keSss a oaso5ss 81 al No sO ssa4s wts 81
Rosei,e y
MoYI.E-suedenly. Oetooer II, 1907. Anssllne Mo5ls
Stephen Merritt EHs.luains Company. Nos. s4i-sss
West f,.F-s5 =, ssn Frn..cs 1n snc
Francisco papers please copy.
,rr>soN-Fs,e-~d into rest. October is foue c7sr..s
Asrars ron heS lat. rssdsscs No 20
Relatives and friends invfte5.
srRoN0-Suedealy. ocsoSsr % At the pualsy Asuosia
Hospital. Brooklyn samle! Fshsr szcne ta The sstf
nc. Nc as ,es w,ross, ssooliya - rhar,dsy even
tns October a at ..
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
FEATURES OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ADS.

IRON The Fourth Estate.
ihe utotographic half-page Of advertising q one
u lie leaErr isr0Clglvr department. stores printed
- sundays New York Trlb.ne is a novel cepafltre
- modern publicity. and was made possiDe % ne
- apartment of that paper. 49,.
-he stores Advertising manager Is a nrm b+leper
~ the trade winning power OF photographs OF
.soos against the most cleverly ~oroeo &C
hlrlpton. Auretite Is through the eye, says fe
snether II g. q box Of Strawberries. IaheaAes
-@NeG ln the show window OF a restaurant ~f
80 q shimmering silks - 49,
A., lille coiors and quality cannot oe shoMn, ihs
s Photograph catches the eye impresses the niho
&C assA cas- q lively interest 10 see the gooca
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
SHERMAN FAMILY's GRATITUDE.
Letter Of Thanks to the Public for Tribute
10 the Genezcl

vVashi1rton oct. z0.-Father Thomas Ewing Sher-
rnsn son of the late General W 7. Sherman. re-
ouests Tie Associated Press 70 make the following
sn-Oglce-lEIt-
To The Pablo:
m farIv cf General Sherman gathered from
fCtr w.-Ls for the uDEeilng OF hls herulc
szrue desire 70 express their deep gratitude 70 hls
exoellencr he President FOR al that he said ana
C.E -0 rle Congress Of the United States Tor Its
D-nihcert appropriations, . NE coii.fIII.ee AZ
rC-e5 bv law for their fudicious cooperation, to
lie great military societies Of the armies OF the
Potomac the Cumleriaui. the Tennessee and the
Oto Cor Their contributions and for their handsome
reunions 20 The military and civil authorities VINO
carried the d--1rreI-arfcu through as a marked
tribute Cf devotion. and 70 the noble woman whose
ur--ri-c auc energetic effort under Dou-nful cir-
clnstarcas crowned great occasion with the TIL
uurh % worra7's power fn adversely
Flr The superb site the lofty pedestal the splen-
6l tass-re.frs -re excellent likeness. the enduring
memory r. bronze n General Sherman, his family
are profoundly grateful
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
PAUL BABCOCK LEFT ALL TO WIDOW.
Provided for Distribution in Case 1t Was
Doubtful Which Died First.

The win OF Paul Babcock Of Montclair. was ad-
r,f--ed 70 probate at Newark yesterday. The
.-.,.,~ ms q director OF the STANDARD OIL Com
Many A novel clause in the will provides for the
distrfbution Of the property in the event OF nus
hand and wife dying at the same tine or lho.r
rrr-~gra~res which would make Il doubtful as 10
rh5Cb axuirea first. The viii bequeathed every
-ti- .. - widow in case she survived the testa
- s-,I->r ne heguests. which not IL effect
f..s,ss Mrs Pa abcOck survived her husband. are =
.,--s.- -, -aiarfves and servants and 5000 each
=, - F-frst PRESBYTERIAN Church OF Aonteialr tLe
iI,i-s-ir Home Of M0ntclar. and the Mountain
SIDE F4ospftaI. Of MOntclalr-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

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UP TO SCOTT AGAIN.
Sioux Falls Insists That He Will Marry
Mrs MolineuX.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBCSE-I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBCSEl
Sioux City. Iowa. Oct 2o-An intimate friend OK
Wallace d Scott, OF Sioux Falls 8. D.. Is author
tty for the statement that Scott will marry Mrs
Roland B. Molineux. Scott Is twenty-eight years
old and has prospered since United States Sen
ator A B. Kittridge made him partner II was
while the firm Of Kittrdge. Winans and Scott was
counsel for Mrs. Molineux that he became an fnti-
mate friend OF hers. and was often seen driving
with her Scott is building a house which Mrs
Nolineux has seen and partly arranged, and sioux
Falls quite unanimously looks forward 20 their
marriage.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
ROGERS rHwARTED BY A PIG FARM
Beautifying of Fair Haven Is Stopped by an
Injunction.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

bedford Mass. Oct 2o-Henry H. Rogers's
most cherished plans for beautifying his native
village OF Fair Haven have been held up oy
prosaic pig farm. An injunction has been granted
by Judge White preventing the draining OF the OLD
mill pond in the centre of the village where "o!A
men have been at work all summer with a steam
sbova, cutting and filing. Now all this work is
stonoed because Frank II. Silvia and Francis De
rante object TO having way cut through the little
farm where they raise pigs ,,-..,. e.
II is generally supposed that the applcauOh 4VI
the Injunction is instigated by those opposed %
Mr. Rogers many OF whom have been the dlrecI
benefciaries of his bounty
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
NoscLY COMMISSION AT CAPITAL.

T" "assli-st OCT. Z.-The Alfred Mosely Educa-
'oaal Commission. composed of British educators
e'life1 il Washington to-day. The commissioners
'-la afternoon visited the Catholic University the
'tinenrssy schools and the Columbian University.
Io-rnorrow morning President Roosevelt VIII re-
we've nc commissioners al the White House.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
ALLEGHENY WANTS DR.. GREGG.

Pittsburg Oct. 20.-The Rev. DR.. David Gregg.
nastor of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
church OF Brooklyn, was to-day unanimously
otec+ed president of the Western Theological Semi
Iarv of Allegheny. The committee 10 select a
had for the Institution believes that he win ac-
rent as Allegheny is his native place He has had
,,ssstorates in Boston, New-YOrk and Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM GARRETT ROMAN.

Trenton. N j.. Oct. % (speciaD.-William Garrett
ROMAN. a lawyer. Of No 800 Broadway, New-York.
died In Mercer Hospital to-day. aged thirty7lve
Haare ne was graduated from the Columbia Law
School in 1883. In the Spansh-Arnerican war ne
served with the sth New-York Volunteers reaGhing 8
tha rsnk OF second lieutenant He went 10 Porto
Dr. urhere his health was undermined.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
eeooklyN CALLS The REV. S. BILLINGS

Groton. Mass oct. 20 OspeciaD.-A call has peen
-a-5.4 on behalf OF the vestrymen OF Holy trinity
Futsoonal Church. Brooklyn. to the Rev. SheFaLu
-. - ,lace of the Rev Dr. s. D. McConneA, VINO
reei9re5 some tine ago. The Rev Snet4 tst3 RON
Is ebout forty years Old ana was
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
sArTLssHiP PLANS APPROVED.

washington. oct. 20.-Secretary Moody to-day ap-
proved the plans adopted by the majority Of the
Dra ~ Construction for the two I2ooo-ron battle
sl.ls authorized by Congress. These plans pro-
s1s Tor battery o. four I2-inch eight 6inch and
VI f-incl gems and q speed Of seventeen knots.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

Admiral Sir John Fisher. the new hANa, -.
mander in chief and Governor OF Portsmouth w.
is regarded In naval circles IN Europe as aiiloNs
the most eminent of the English naval eoninianee
OF the present day. has introduced 2
Portsmoush which might be copied with -
both ir this country and abroad he mas 80
tor,arv in the service Every warship arriving al
spithead untf now. even If only for stay OF !.
few hours. has beer compelled to salute ,ne nag ss %
the commander in chief with number OF su.s' ~
salute being acknowledged In tha saiie A
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
5000 TO SHOW UP CHICAGO GRAFT

Chicago. Oct 2o--An appropriation Of 5000 vas
voted by the council last evening to pay the ex-
pense Of uncOvering rascalty around the City
Hail. This action taken when Alderman
Hermann told the council that his committee in
vestgating graft would be able 70 accomplish
great things II IL only had some money 20 work
with.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
THOMAS v. WEIGH.

Niagara Falls N. Y. Oct. 2o-Thomas V. Welch.
s,narintendent OF the State Reservation, died at
bIs home in this city early to-day. He was well
rs uui1. ..asiaent OF the State Death was due 10
fynhoid fever He was ffty-three years old
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

Eststest tempernturs yss,srdA5' 90 =. - 90.
,vs,sse SIS; average for corresponding "a - 80. "A
- o., ,or,s.ss,r.alus lAst twenty ors.y esir
sFerA<s =. rrssr and cooler today t"s''~ '
sresh west o northwest sinns
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
= AND O. TRAINS Run AS USUAL

The damage 10 the long bridge at washington
has been repaired and all Chesapeake and OHIO
,-,trs are running through on time, as usual
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

Should be read DAILY BY a interested. changes
mails ne week ending f 9stossT 2a.,diss "a l
as Follows, Parees Pos. Mails Close one sogr
sssi2s . TINE 'r0Sn m peSS Tsay aSd wsnesaSy
and Supplementary malls close az Fpresa
Except that Mails bs 0T ,s9 EPs az Fss ens s
'O"' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wEDNEsDAY-As 2So N. for Ireland and Letter MAJ;
Tor LysrDooL per OesaniS. as S A sse er
oc-qnic ss0 toF EsFqgs Rss ; s. d19ss 1Ss,s.
per ssstendam Cnan must be directed per 8 $
THTRsp1YAs $50 for EuToPs per ausgs5s sys'i
Victoria via Piymogts s ces0o5E psr 1d Asss V
fT lance st rn's p ne FOR France swit.ran Italy
and LoTenzo Marquee. La Irefasns via Hasss s
sSrSR6AY|4t D 80 a. m for Europe per UInbra:
via 2qssni5sn RPeanlaHd mail must bs drscrsd per
Irene I1e d & al f8 must Be direets per Pnssss
must be dIrected per 5. FuTnessiaj II 70.
Denmark direct per $ $ 1'"' 80 'iNa'' 1i'-S' 's ~
.PItHfNrfp MATrER ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Mater Commercial Papers. and Samples FOR Germany
Europe win not be BY this ship unless specially
s';fa & Dy s1sir Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
opened the piers OF the American Ensss; EssnGa %
tea minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND GENITAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC
Maarits mail f9r Cage Hs Pert 9 as cS. Pax Gg5ssfo .
directed per PTins MssEi,s at s y m 'ss9g1f x5tsis
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n sgVPsmsS7tery DI p nc 6se25Ass e26 aTA' i'An' ana
TkIURsDAYAi a N i9r Northern sraTi ~ & Per Goa
per : Es5eraHza tnsi slexeo. via PT0sssO cam
ssfasas ssfas sR5 q Il s4Ssl:ea5sy 6,
Bahamas t Bss be d,rsctsd per ma . $ sarasossj: az
l % b n sssd snd Td%ad S Isnas sad Brllis
Dutch and French Guiana. per 3 3 Koruna (naL for
soroaa scspaaa Ase az = M for NswfSundsnd per
sGTUfsbGT@At ft.b .or Brazil Per sy5aeuss: ..
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p n Csonnectlng mails close here every Monday.
IaMafsSHB4 4 rsi @ Boston .hsnss By
closes 2, tn rail 70 Boston ana tSenes by steamer
sz. Az at frES S9i 6s ear corEz and rArrMa1By
s s 20 f asy eSesps % s9sdsy At 30 @ aad
e mn a fGaSsz' e.s. Asrs sl n aaaa9, b m az a m 80 M m
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si6 sies@e1 M and ti1so D N sundays at II D n and
+ffso D m (counectins mail closes here Tuesdays at
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rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.
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-,-,r-,,r IocAL OBSERVATION

,s diagram the eonngsg9s NV T' Tse TTbaaes self
changes n Ls,cr The dotted line SHOWS tie 'ei''
Tecofails - ---,,ed by TIE local NeAtlst D-'
TIE following oeLa record from 's - w. ,as, ,usntv
,e obaares in temperature for tns i-ss aa,
,a, ho.,rs IN comparison with the
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
Special Notices.
subscription Rates.

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Marriage notices appearing I'm THE TRIB-
UNE will be repubIfshed In The Tri-WesIly
Tribune without extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
New Lyceum Theatre Opens November 2
More Conried Opera Singers Arrive.

The new Lyceum Theatre, in West Forty-ffth-
ST will be opened On November ?. Mr. Daniel
Frohrnan has had disappointment after disappoint-
rnent in the construction OF this beautiful new
plavhouse and the opening date has been so long
da1avad that Mr. Sothern will be able TO remain in
the tyceum. which he will dedicate, in The Proud
ron :" by ]. NJ Barrie. played by William Gillette,
will follow Mr.. Sotherns brief engagement
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

Henry Labouchere, II. p, the proprietor OF Lon
don Truth" is devoted to his daughter Dora,
remarkably attractive girl. that II is to be hoped
for his sake well as for hers that she will find
happiness in her marriage to the young Carlo di
nounced. Carlo al Rudni Is we'll known IN this
country where he spent last winter. He is the son
OF the Sicilian Marquis di Rudini. who Mayor
OF his native city Of Palermo and afterward for a
number OF years Prime Minister Of Italy. AS her
fathers heiress Miss Labouchere will be rich.
which is fortunate as do not believe that Carlo
di Rudini succeeded In making much money
by his various enterprises in China, South America
and In the United States On her fathers death
Miss Labouchere will inherit at least 100000 a
year Her mother was Miss Henrietta Hodgson.
the actress who accompanied Mrs. Langtry on the
occasion OF her first professional visit this
try. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

RAyI,ES-GOJI.D-At Andrsw's Church. south
Orange on October 20. 1898. BY the Rev. George r
FIichtner. rector Of 81. Pauls Church. EngleSood
Eleanor Madeleine. daughter Of Mr and Mrs William
Banks Gould. Edwin Atkinson Bayles. Of Orange
FRASER--wILCOX-O Tuesday. October %. az the
Church OF the Messiah. BY the Rev. Thomas K Slicsr
Caroline daughter OF Franklin A wilcox 70 ALEXANDER
Vareunes Fraser.
TAYLOR-DAvIs-On Monday October 10. 1903. az No
IS south Niuth-sI. Brooklyn, the residence or the
brds's parents BY the Rev. John c. Cora Gene
we've Davis Russell Eugene Taylor
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

The Rvndarn, which arrived yesterday from Bou-
logne-sur-Mer brought with her ffty-sx more
members of the Conried opera company All are
Italians forty-four being members or the chorus
and the remaining twelve of the corps de ballet,
which will be seen in the coming season at the
Metropolitan Opera House
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

Tuesday October 1903 sarah Cole L,pf,-
eotr wife Of the late John Huyler Wood. in the s3d
year os her age Funeral services her late resi-
eence No 700 Montgomery Torpknsville. staten
Island Thursday. October q the arrival % the
go D m boat from New-York. Interment Friday
SparkiII n. i.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
NEW-YORk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 81 1903

future visiting ships are not 10 fire saIutes The
captains are, as heretofore required TO pay their
respects to the admiral, but Sir John Fisher does
not want any more OF what the renowned Mr..
Mantalni would describe as "dem'd nonsense" in
the form OF salutes of some twenty-four guns. OF
course this order only applies to English ships.
But II would be great advantage II other nations
20 adopt the reform as well, large
amount OF money is wasted each year in these
saiutes
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

is the most accessible cemetery ot the rs.-op-
oils BY Harlem trains. trolley carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold az sl25 Send for Illustrated Book
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Rev. stephen Merritt. the worf5-wide-klowa un-
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ST largest IN the world Tel is-fsth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
Burn ett's Vanilla
For perfumfng tn,

leaves good taste IN the mouth. 1t IS pure and y
some. Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1903-10-21

nothing Is 50 delightful
MURRAY & I.AN8lAN'S FLORIDA WATER.