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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-20
H. P. FROTHINGHAM WEBS.
Prominent Stock Exchange Member Marries
Widow.

The marriage of Howard P. rockingham, the
most prominent money lender of the Stock Ex-
change, to Mrs. Maud Nicholson, Of No. 81 East
Sixty-fourth-st-, was announced yesterday. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr. John
Balloon Shaw at the West End Presbyterian
Church Wednesday afternoon only few
close friends of the bride and bridegroom being
present John s. McMaster. a lawyer. of Jersey
City. best man. and the bride was attended
by Mrs. Sands, of East Orange Later there
was a supper at the home Of the bride, and then
the couple went to Atlantic City.
Mr. Frothingham's first wife died about
year ago. leaving him with one child, and Mrs.
Nicholson a widow with child For
years Mr.. rockingham was the Mayor OF Mount
Arlington, y. J., but ne is TO live in this city.
He is the president of the State Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners of New-Jersey. In
Wall Street he has been conspicuous for years
q specialist in the negotiation of time and
call loans and has been lending millions of dol
lars daily for financial Institutions. He has been
a member Of the New-YOrl Athletic Club for
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast,

Washington. Feb. 1a--The tenperatnreS eo n.7
from, ten to twenty-five degrees oeio" lhe S
oyara east cf the Mississippi River although they il
icon considerably in central valleys and the iaAs
region I'm tr4 West they have risen generally except
the 'lf stt'es '"l N- -. - = .ba
upner Mississippi Valley. the north and western uPps
lake and the eastern lower lake region ITerg WEE
also rains Eastern Texas ana N'9'e'N
TIa,yyhere the weather was tau. 49,. -. c..+.s and
~ ere viii be rain FrIay in the Gulf StatesI anu l
rroalv IN the greater portion Of the south Anan o
and rain or Tennessee mere VIII d,sS
be snow near Superior in Lover NeSa san 81
,,rol,5,I, along the lakes. There VIII ne ram 81
1raI in the Southern rain or snow IN the Gi'
along IN" eastern lower loHs
Ety-iere he weather viii be generally fair friaay
and Saturday. . r-u.s.-- from, +rA sora
regior eastward. and continue rising SATURDAY III INC
,fianti. states and lower lake region 80.
on the England coast the winds VIII oe
5,ithirp in force over south portion on the
,I'iidie Atlantic light to fresh and VARIABLE pc
coming east on south Atlantic and east tru cost
fresh east on Gulf coast fresh TO prlsA east
ana an Lake Michigan fresh and mostly soniE -,
Steamers departing Friday for European P2rts VII
have variable winds and fair weather to the "raiI
Banks. .- 90 zt-rrava5 n, ths
T.
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THE REV. T. V. RogINsoN's FUNERAL

The funeral of the Rev. Thomas Nerhey ROBIN
SON one OF the pioneer priests OF the Paulist Order
In New-York was held yesterday at the Church Of
St Paul the apostle. at SiXtieth-st and Columbus
ave The body taken TO the church late on
Wednesday, ana during the night delegations OF tho
Spaldfne Society the Holy Name Society and other
Catholic societies watched by turn at the bier I'm
the course of the night and up to the time of the
services over seven thousand people passed the
bier ,.., -,
the Rev. Jonn Doyle pastor of the church, who
was assisted by Fathers Hughes and Powers. Inc
sarmon was preached by Father Elliot, of Wash
ington who entered the Paust priesthood with
liz dead cIcrgNman.
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CLERIHEw-PA Thursday. February 1e
1903 by the Hon ArchdeacOn W K. Jenvey Elizabeth
Parneu Of Jersey City. Alexander e. Cerihew, Of
New-York: no cards
DE LAPORTE-REED-At RhinebecI. N Y, February
10, 1903. by Rev Lewis A Mitchell Helen daugh-
of the late Thomas Reed TO Theodore De Laports
No cards
FROTHINGHAM-NICH OLsON-On Wednesday: Febrt-
IS. at the West End Presbyterian Church. New
York City, by the Rev. DR.. John Balcom Shaw. Maud
Nicholson Howard r. rockingham
ARD-SUTHERLAND-On Wednesday. February
IS at the State Street Presbyterian Church. Albany.
y. Y. Rev William VI. johnson. D. assisted
bv Rev. j. J. Lawrence and Rev ]. s. Zelie Grace
Watson. daughter Of D. NJ Sutherland to Gardner
COtreu Leonard
QJ-IMRY-HTNKLET-In Portland Ne, February IS, by
Rev. DR.. }. L. Jenkins, Frank Lees Quimby. OF
New-York City and Frances E. P. Huxley of Portland
sSiITH-DINNING-On Wednesday. February 1s at Mt
Calvary Church. Baltimore, Nd, by the Rev Harold
ArrOwsmth. OF Lenox. Mass; assisted by the Rev
Robert H Paine Wtnifred Dining. daughter OF Mrs
Henry Dining. 10 Sydney leighton Smith. OF New
York
VILLA D-sANDFORD-At Athens. Ga. February
IS BY the Rev DIR. J.. ". Walden, Julia Breckenridge
Sanford oswald Garrison Willard
+
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DR.. ASHLEY A. WEBER DEAD.

Dr. Ashley A. Weber the rife and revolver
shot died yesterday his home No. 16S North
Sixth-st Brooklyn from Brights disease brought
on by a cold Dr. Weber born in Monroe
Ne. thirty-nine years ago He was graduated
from New York University Medical College. and
at once began the practise of medicine IN brook
Iyn where he had since lived. In 1894 he married
Emily ST Anna. well known in BROOKLYN as IL
singer who survives him.
DR. Weber was known to the legal ana Tnedicai
profession as tan authority on gunshot wounds
and ne was attached to the Eastern District HOS
pltaI as a specialist In diseases OF the stomach.
~ was a member OF the Seawanhaka Boat Cluo;
and gave the Weber Trophy which is contested
for annually. He was a contributor 10 Inc
IInrseless Age" and '.Forest and Strean
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MRS. 6. G. T. PELL BUYS PLACE.

Hampstead Long Island, Feb By a deed hleo
in the Nassau County Clerks office this morning
another valuable piece of shore front has been
taken llp by a well known New-Nork family. The
transfer which is for a piece of twenty-eght acres
is 10 Sarah Gibbs Thompson Pel from MT. ana
Mrs Holm II Cornwell of Port Washington. on
Long Island Sound The property is near the
estates Of Payne Whitney and Of Howard Gould
Mrs Pen will build country place fully as large
,s those of her neighbors. Filed with the deed Of
Tho nroDerty was a mortgage the same properly
for sos 6o made from Sarah Gibbs Pell TO John
= orr1a
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rPANsPACIFIC nfAILs.

Mails m China and japan. VITA Tacoma close hers daily
30 m Up February 20 inclusive for dispatch
per olympia
II.
Al2uIeta
raf fr the rpine Islands VIA san Francisco close
Esra 4aiv at D. 70 February va Inclusive
- fssDatch per aited States transport
China and Philippine Islands.
~, San Francisco. close here daily az ESQ up
Esbr-ttr t26 inclusive. for dispatch per Nippon
NsTu. ,.-..,. vv-.-+ .,-s+-,fr, rrLt-N -.
rsrr5re. and New /eal1ot which goes via san
E--.,-5e-ot qoi Islands. Vancouver and VIC
-. = c close here daily az SEQ O. after FEB
49, +it and up February t2S Inclusive Tor dis
match per Aordnsi
4a-fsJ va Furupcl Nevy-.-eals1d. FIJI. samoa and
vf,S san Francl~co close here daily $50
~ after February f2S and Go March ~, in
ei,sivs f5r dispatch per lc the Cunsrd
strauer carrying the British mail for New zealand
- NJ arrive In ttne cun1ect with yhis dispatch.
Extra r,afis-cI0sinE az so a H. $50 a N. and
e'St 4, m sundays ~ $50 a. a. and $50
n m-wiH made up and forwarded unti the arrival
~ TIE CuuGrd ste1wcrD -
MATS f.r TaaId Marqueses Islands VITA san Fran
cisco close daily $50 = n up % March fis
Inclusive. f,r Dispatch per S. s. Mtrlposa. ,,. -,
-r~riF< .raiis forwarded 60 pert OF sailing daily
and schedule ~ cfosrE arrenssd on ne ptsinp-
81 their uninterrupted overland trahsS FFNeS's-
tered mail closes az p previous day
CORNELIUS VAN CpTT Pcstrnast-r-
Postorc. New-York n. T.. February ~ l%3
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THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Ny attention has been called to news item
in vour issue of this date headed Pennsylvania
Society Started" This statement Is msleaoli'S'
since the organization thus referred to was
started' on April 25 1899. and had its fourth annual
dinner last December. Your dispatch IS TEN m III
tbat tho society has lust effected legal lncoIII
poratton but it has been in existence for several
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J. g. coLeATE's GIFT TO UNIVERSITY.

Hamilton n y Feb 19.-James B. Colgate OF
NeUYork. has given 100000 10 Colgate unlVer-
-, &C an addition TO its endowment fund The
,rst,z, ie NOW making an effort to secure an ad-
ditionaI sum for the erection of new science nan
ord other improvements. About ten years ago Mr..
Colgate gave 600 900 in trust TO the university ana
If has received from him many other NaIuaDle eteS
- - ttor, the library building. erected in $780,
- tho presidents house. built in 1901
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= n ROCKEFELLER, JR., AT HAMPTON.

,-v-nort News Va, Feb 10 (SpeciaD--John D.
Rockefeller, jr. Of New-York. and Mrs Rookie
feIler arrived here this morning from Washington
and after spending several hours at the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute they Ieil ne-e
NJ ,n,,o,d on route TO Asheville, y. c.. where
- ,,,il ioin the Rockefeller party for Southern
,n,,r Al the Normal School Mr.. Rockefeller al
dressed the students in Cleveland Hall. lie is
travelling in George J. Gould's private car the Aa
lanta.
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a REGRETTABLE WITHDRAWAL.
rom The Evening Post

From The Evening Post.
Al the beginning of the present year Mr. Horace
White siFnified TO his associates OF THE Evening
POST Company his intention OF retiring from the
nosIton of chief editor. Mr.. Rollo Ogden, mem
her Of the editorial staff for nearly twelve years
has become Mr.. Whites successor. Mr. White re-
fains an editorial connection with this paper ana
remains president Of The Evening Post Company.
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oeesInENT TO VISIT DENVER.

Denver Feb. l9--President RooseVei' - SOl ~,
- oe the guest of the Chamber Of Com
,oece while on his Western trip the coming spring
a letter of acceptance to the chambers invitation
,oe read 70 the directors last night by PTesloeh'
Never Friedman
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o.prees. average degrees; temperature Tor
corresponding date % degrees; average tenn
rerature tor corresponding date last twenty-five years
81 degrees. ., . A.. e,,,,~.,. -
creasing cloudiness and warmer, variable winds
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Ths steamer printed
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After closing OF the Supplementary TransAtlsntio
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers OF the American English. French
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Ten Minutes OF the hour Of saILLnE q steamer.
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FORECAST FOR TODAY AND sATURDA7

For New -Englard-Tair. cold to-day and Sat
urGay fresh winds, becoming south diminishing on the
south
For Eastern New York District ot Columbia Nev-Jer
sey Maryiaud Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania
not 50 cold day: saturday increasing couduess and
variable winds
For Western YorE-PartIy cloudy and warmer to
day and saturday probably light snow along the lakes
variable winds.
For Western Feunsy " ania-Fair. warmer except snow
near Lake to-day; saturday. partly cloudy and
warmer; variable winds.
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NEW-YORH CITY.
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THE TRIBUNE be Cuba Porto Rico
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For rr.t1ts Europe al countries in the Uni
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
"The Earl of Pawtucket" Homeless-Actors
Fund Benefit Programme.

THE Earl Of Pawtucket," the comedy by Au-
gustus Thomas. managed by kirke La Shelle'
which is doing the first brisk business which has
been done at the Madison Square Theatre this sea-
son. has beer ordered to leave the theatre on
March Il, to make way for Miss Elsie De Wolfe
in her new play, by II. II. Davis, called Cynthia
which will be produced there on the 10Th MI La
SheIle is disconsolate, as he can find no other
theatre in the city to house his play, which. he
feels confident viii by means have worn out Its
welcome when March il arrives.
One of the features of the Actors Fund benefit
programme will be a song sung by six girls chosen
from the various companies now playing in mu-
steal comedy in this city. Daniel Frohman judged
at a lively competition yesterday, and selected
Miss Doro and Miss Follis, of THE Billionaire'
Miss Grace Cameron, Of Nancy Brown: Miss
Bonnie Maj inn. of Mr. Blue Beard; Miss Clarke
OF Mr.. Pickwick" and Miss Stella Tracy. Of "A
Chinese Honeymoon" TO be the singers
After various disappontments Miss Dorothy
Dorr has finally become the leading woman in
support of W. H. Thompson in The Bishops
Move" which will follow Mrs. Fiske at the Man
haitian March .. She was last seen in Hearts
Afame.''
Miss Cecilia Lotus underwent operation at
St Vncents Hospital yesterday, and was said
last night to be resting comfortably and safely
with a quick recovery in prospect
bay trotting horse being led along Broad
way at SiXty-fourth-st' at " o CLOCK yesterday
afternoon. when he dropped dead from heart dis
ease. crowd collected end then dispersed At
sos o'clock a billposter came along pasted on
the horses exposed side white bill with large
red letters reading. "FIorodora." Kind words
can never die
The exhibition Of the collection Of theatrical
properties and souvenirs belonging to Miss Ada
Rehan will take place at No West Twenty-ninth-
st on February &c, q and o. and the auction sale
will begin on March continue II the week.
A professional matinee was given at the Princess
Theatre yesterday afternoon to an audience OF
large proportions. Encouraged by the players IN
front, brisk performance was given The frlsky
Mrs. Johnson and recalls were. numerous MISS
Bingham responding with speech
At the Irving Place Theatre last night Ferdinand
Bonn appeared before a large audience IN the TUE
part of Shakespeare's "Richard III
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


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DIED.

WYCKOFF-At Stamford. Conn. Thursday. February ~
FRANK fireman WyckoT ged forty-six years Funeral
services will residence Spoffortn Stra"
berry Hill. stamford. Conn. Saturday. at 20 , N
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tfneJ
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Will close t~-~71ptly all General POs--
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Burnetts. 1t is for Your food Pure and wholesome
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BY EARLl MAIL TRAIN.
points Cnited States Canada and AexicS
(oUtsids OK Manhattan and The Sronx)-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-20

At the Irving Place Theatre last night Ferdinand
Bonn appeared before large audience in the htIe
mart Of Shakespeare's "Richard NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-20

professional matinee given at the Princess
Theatre Yesterday afternoon to audience Of
large proportions. Encouraged by the players in
'front.' a brisk performance was given 1.-The Frisky
Mrs. Johnson and recalls were. numerous, MISS
Bingham responding with a speech
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-06
GIRLS GRADUATE.
Nine Young Girls Pass from High
School With Appropriate
Exercises.

The Dewey Palace assembly hall
was the scene of very, pretty exer-
cises given by the graduating class
of Nampa High School of 1908,
Wednesday evening. The class is
composed of nine young ladies,
namely, Misses Grace Van Kirk,
Glenna Brouse, Ennis MCGEE, Hell
en- Brace, Gratia Green, May Gray
bill, Edna Stoddard, Olive Euler,
and Mary Belle Decker.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with flowers and leaves and
the class motto, "Per Aspera ad
-Astra," made of green leaf letters,
stood out in bold relief upon the
wall back Of the class. The young
ladies looked every inch the typical
sweet girl graduate in their dainty
gowns of white, with streamers Of
ribbon of blue and white, the class
colors, fastened at the left shoulder.
Each carried a large bunch~of flow
ers.-Nampa Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-06
Hot Weather Weakness,

Il you f9el tagged out, listIess and
Ia ing In energy, you are perhaps suf-
fr'lf'g from the facilitating effects of
summer weather. These symptoms in
dlcaee that tonic is needed that viii
create healthy appetite, make diges-
ton perfect, regulatesthe bowels and
lmDart natural activity to the liver
Ihls, Herbine will do; it is a tonic, lax
alive and restorative. IL +. Freepard
prop. Grand View hotel, Cheney Kan
writes: II have used Herbine for the
last IL years, and nothing on earth can
peat it. 1t was recommended to me hv
Or; Newton, Newton, Kan" SOC at n
ID. Blatchley's, ~ H.