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New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
Died.

Rr-RRovEs-on Thursday april Is 1908, Thomas Bur Bur
Towes. n cr Mz oI 7e5Tort J. on Monday April a.
at n Train leaves New-York. foot OF L4eeFy-SI'
cALK1Ss-At Plaiuheld j. April 7 , l9os May Nay
B5nd Calkins daughter Of Leighton and NeIs BOND
Wilton CaIkins, aged Is months. II days Services
private
CooPER-At Hotel Somerset, THURSDAY AP-tl iei W.
5artf 25 a"T9 Ep5sr Montclar Saturday. Ap7 IS 2l5
D m Greenwood train leaves 23d-sr i:I0 ?. n
Chaulbers-st. 1;2o p.
GoTTHEu-on wednesday, April ., at his FesdsneG
R9bbI 99 neqts u the Temple Eusnu e Of eity
the 18th year OF his agS qhe[H s@If ST IN
sSsa2 sga IN morning April ie at $50 o'clock It IS
qGesJed that no howers be sent
TEMPLE EMANJr Ell, 5th-ave and 43d-st--The con-
gFegatiq@R 2 @ Is res 5sa9 toqthsi Rabbi Emeritus Whe
" iri i be ed in the Temple cn the 18th
inst inst. Dc at 57 $50 oclock- JAMES sELIGMAN.
THE PoARD OF TRUSTEES OF TEMPLE EMANC. NJ
FL assembled n speeaI SESSION Ges 81 +r - 1Sszstiar
in the death Of their beloved and revered RABBI Dr.
Ggs'eE Gus e,Tseg and % Of his eminent ervces Cause
56 5ga7m ana ana they hereby record the fooins
our guide and support for whole gsneration is with Us
cheer and to counsel We ssaA saaiy & MS MS
f9Ie advanced higher planes yet patiently gentle
to Toss Sar MA in the search for lost valued
eo!iessgs The P'eT aBa friend Eaaa-E rs in
spired preacher and Judaism ne anest exponent Oi
lsTas Tt beloved memory viii be cherished IN this
avu1TEr
ersra and sympathetic regard and express me nop n
TIz VINO vi-eth away all tears VIII seho CONi-01' ---
ts,rrr ?, their ead7ened hearts
Nav-Yo-}S. ApF' j.. 1917 .-.------
-zr.~-r- FL srsTERHoOD OF Personal SERvICE-
eser . as sGorsrS FtgesrSd Pqes5sn 70 s Rev Dr.
a. the Temple Ernanu FL shave ara +a1-s-'
on sunday morning A'' HANNAH B, EfXsTEIx s-.s;S..
TIE FEDERATION OF sIsTERHooDsi-T5e ohiesrs
o ne tolerated sisterhoods requested 70 at
tend the rurersl % ne Ees, "a a., ~ Su1a
morning l''h '-'- HANNAH 3. EINsTEIN. President
e1-R1EE-on Friday April Il! at his residence No s2e
brave Walter : C5uIIlee N is s4s- SeA- - rs as
S5tice Of the funeral hereafter
HARR1s-At Philsdeiphia. Friday April IL Fred Be
Ss--,f-as a. the home OF his parents. No LIZ
sa1-' Pottsvfle Sunday. April 49, a. $50
Meaant H. Easron Cemetery Easton. Penn.
p p No,5@v April 90 1893. on the arrival AZ 1910 a
m Of The traln from PotIsSl4e
rzErrnAx-At the home Of her daughter. Mrs "; N
ora Eletta Maria Aycrgg widow OF Joseph Hege-
IL lsv5 <Sssnrhfer Of John B and Jan Ayciisg de-
ceased N n 20 Penungton-ave-, Passaic " J. Notice
OF funeral hereafter
~, x-vp A. Flushing Y. Friday. April L. 1898;
Phs5s Ellen Enlen %aoW OF @ Jaalss an
-s-ssT the residence OF he- son, James
E@1Isn F4lyer. No. so sandIord. ave. FlIsaing y =
r-;-f- Cemetery. Manhattan Philadelphia papers
please copy
rle; AIIsAt Atlantic City. y J.: Wednesday; Ap-H 5
- late samuel Ingalls, of North ADAMS. Mass
5oI vear Funeral services az Trinity Episcopal
chtsreb haghtieoke. y y ~tturday April i. al :
oclocS . Il
AtsSG-As N'H Is5 81 King ana daughter q the late
Freedoms Folhemus. of Brooklyn. y T.
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Died.

yuDDLEBROOK-In Ssw-York cry April II. s.saa
Hayes wife - George A Niddisnr0ok- Funeral SCI
vices VIII be held Reformed church Port zien-
mo1d- staten Island. sunday April ID az : oclocS
p n Bridgeport Conn papers please copy
OGDEN-At Warwick. y. r April IT. William L
Ogden. aged = years. moaths- Funeral Monday
afternoon
REQLA-suddenly. 81 TsrrytoWn. - Y. Arru II 80
Captain Samuel Eedua. n his T5-h year Notice o.
funeral hereafter
sLATEF-cG thursday. April T. Mary A. BrsEsF, Nitoy
% the late James Slater OF TaFTvtoUu. y r r1nerak
services a. ths reaidcnce q Der son-in-iaw, q. "
Heller 28s West i9lst-s-. saturday evening az
To ocech- sleepy Hollow Cemetery az
the convenience Of the family
STRoNGOn April IS. y r. daughter of ire iefs
Robert Scth Funeral rom t1s
chapel OF Horne. IO4th-ss. AHs,e-azEu-avs On
Sunday. April 10. az . Intermelt at EGdsons
y. 7.
SwEET-At Bisbee. Arizons. suddenly. Wednesday.
18th inst. Dr. Frederick 1rlold Sweet Rhode
Island papers please c0py
wOODRCFT-At Railway. y. J. friday. Aprfi II. 1875.
Mary Jane Williams. widow % Ersstus y. WoodruH. IN
the slst year OF her age Funeral services from ne
residence u her son-naw. Henry Q CarTr No in3
Bryaat-st-. Monday. ADrH - o'clock Car
RACES Will ieaVtag Cor--a1ct and Dcs-
oruzSes at I:30 . n.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
MUCH SYMPATHY EXPRESSED HERE
Many Send Gable Messages of Regret-sir
Thomas Informs N. T. 7. c.

Expressions of regret for the accident TO Sham
rock III were heard on all sides in the city yes
terday especially from racing yachtsmen, who
sympathized with Sir Thomas Upton Many of
them sent personal cables of regret and inquiries
concerning his own injuries.
c. Oliver Iselin. the manager Of the Reliance,
said yesterday:
am sincerely sorry to hear OF the accident and
have cabled Sir Thomas my heartfelt sympathy
l hardly think, and I sincerely hope, that the ac-
Cident viii not cause any poStpoHenent OF the up
races Sir Thomas probably has a duplicate set
Bristol, which I hope we shall not need.
The New-Yorl Yacht Club received the following
cabIegram yesterday from Sir Thomas Upton:
Shamrock III carried away mast and cleaniy
swept OF all gear
G = Cormack, secretary of the club, said it
was not believed there that any postponement Of
the cup races would be necessary. Much sympathy
for Sir Thomas Upton was expressed at the club
Commodore Frederick T. ADAMS Of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club and ex-COmmodore Lewis Cass
T.eIyard. Of the New-York Yacht Club, also sent
a cable message to Sir Thomas Among those who
EXPRESSED their regret at the accident and their
sympathy with Sir Thomas were august Belmont
who is to manage the 90-fOOter Constitution IN Aef
trial races; william Butler Duncan, Jr., who has
berry Th0rne. VINO IS TO sail on the Reliance with
{ Oliver Isen; Clinton II. Crane, the designer
4 Cary Smith. VINO designed the German I'm
rero~'s Yacht Meteor; Henry J. GIelow, chairman
of the Regatta Committee OF the AtIanuG 1acnt
club. 5 Nicholson Kane and Newbury D LaWtoI
of rhe Rega tia Committee Of the NeW-A ork 1acIlt
Club and Commodore Edwin D. Morgan, VINO
viii have charge Of the Columbia this season
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
REuencE's MAST 15s FEET HIGH.

r7ris+o1 p 7. April 1.-THE setting up Of the
+a,5ir:, -irring Of the Reliance was practically
oor,~leted during the day. The topmast was
nlacad on end and the topmast stays were SET
mn The height of the mast from the deck 10
the topmast truck is said TO be 1o9 Feet "hlch
IS : feet higher than that Of the CONSTITUTION
The double bobstays give indication OF great
mower and strength. On the whole, tne rlggIng
fs tba PeIiance does not look any heavier than
- ~ the Constitution. which is anchored
s sHa' L,+,dred - Yards away but it is or greater
nsila errenEth.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
Married.

BoU-RNE-HOrIINs-O Thursday. April 16. 1903. az
Church. Louise, daughter OF III
and Mrs. Frank Hollins. to Arthur keeler Bourne
FENNER-sMITH-On Wednesday. Aprn 10 1893 az
First Reform Church, SCIuervie. y J., oy tns
Rev William Stockton Crauner, D. D.. Gertrude Nc
Kenzis daughter OF Harry B. and Emma w smith,
20 David Cotton FenpeF-
1r,E-E4 ATCF-On Wsdnesday April Is. ST. Bar
TboIorreVr's Church by the Rev. Dr. Greer. Chloise
Hatch Cornelius s Lee
PERCTvAI-BERRY-Op Thursday. APRIL Is az the
Congregational Church, Upper Montclair. y j. ny ths
Pav z q Davey. Eleanor Mott. youngest daughter or
FIIs n ana LLOYD ". Berry. Charles Alexander :
Spencer Percival British Vice Consul at Ne-1ork OF
Yverv. Poole Road Bour1emourh
PrcH-PARsoNs-On Wednesday april IS. 1905. the
Church of Redeemsr. by the Rev. GeorEe z
Csrter assisted Rev. T J. Lacy. Louise, daush-
ter of Nj. aud Mrs Frederick - Parsons. 10 William
Rich,
WISDON-WORK--Op Thursday, April 16. by the Rev
NTe-4s c. Bessie Work daughter or Air
and Mrs Joseph Hipple NeWburg, y. Y and George
F Wisdom sln Of Mrs. +. H Wisdom. OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
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was over.
Sir Thomas added:
! would not have cared for either the injury
to the boat the delay had Collier not been
drowned. l knew him intimately and valued
him highly. He had been with me on all three
chellengers.
Colonel D. F. Neill, the representative of Sir
Thomas on board Shamrock I. said that the
squall was undoubtedly a bad one, but not
fercer than others the two yachts had already
been through. He attributed the accident solely
to the unsuspeCted weakness of one Of the rig
gtng screws. The colonel did not think there
was any evidence Of insufficient strength in the
mast. No mast could have stood without rig
ging support, and when one screw broke it was
practically inevitable that others would 60
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH Ant CENTRAL. AMERICA. wxSE

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prince via Pernauabuco mail for Northern
BAIL must be directed per Eastern Prnce'l az
fsIppiennsntary $50 M for Porto Rico.
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. ~ for Fortune Island HAITI Jamaica. Cartasera.
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mail oniy).
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Po-tomcr Notice.

Should be rad DAILY hv ali interested. changes
timsl
Foreign mails for the week ending April 1s 1903
close (pronprIy in General Post Once
follows. Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing below Parcels Post Mails Tor Ger
many close al ) n Friday.
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
half hour later than closing time SHOWN below
fexcept that Supplementary Nails for Europe ard Cen
America. VIA Colon. close hour later Foreign
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

rgbes temperature yesterday 81 degrees: lowest ~:
average Temperature tor corresponding cate o.
year temperature to corresponding uae
twenty-five years A. .,.,s,
today sunday increasing cloudi-
nesg and warner: fresh north 70 east winds
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
sT1ERIAS TRTBEsMEN.

Rars photographs of Siberian frfoesmeh,
.h.tr weird sOrceresses and their nseini
.,ndeer brought here from Northern ASH
-, -. exntorers of the Morris k- Jesup ex-
aI,ion i'm spite of opposition from hus-
stau omciaIs Description of the native iiie
.aare In to-morrOws Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Seworleans april 1.-THE viii R.I5roaa Gf a. i has been
soH president Of the IN HGe9an ef o foraaae to
sustained BY ..IS oenartment for model ednca-
o hospital The viii eonssd est BY yheir er ESs favos
Teavss rG On s9un44 4bs shpf ppans Us tasd
cha
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
. RoROvGa OF PARKS.

The pIan 10 transform Staten Island into
n borough of parks. with public beaches
and extensive pIayErOunds- One feature OF
the proposed plan Will be grand public
rendezvous at the highest point Of the
island. Description and map. In to-mor-
rows Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington. April 17.-The weather is generally clear
tonight the Mississippi River eastward and the only
precipitation consequence in the twenyfoUr hours
over this in the form Of light rains
Nev-England and Central NewYork. West OF the Mssis
sippi Valley pressure decidedly low. the
Pacific Coast and there showers in the plateau
and coast States Temperatures have risen generally
though not decidedly OF the Rocky Mountains
cept from region eastward am In Eastern
Florida They have considerably the and
south plateau to IS degrees below the seasonal
average.
disturbance Of marked character that Is central to-
night over Northeastern Colorado is moving quite rapidly
eastward be expected Saturday in the Mis-
souri, Valley slope Rocky Mountain ans east portion
Of the plateau regions followed by fair weather sunday
There Saturday night or sInday IN the Mis-
sisspp Ohio vaeys the upper lake region and East
Gulf States and rain Sunday Sunday night in the
greater portion the Middle and South Atlantic States
valleys the East Gulf and South Atlantic States and
warmer sunday Middle Atlantic States II will
coer Saturday the slOne and Central Rocky Mountain
regisrs and colder Sunday IN the lake region the
MiesissIrpl and Ohio valleys and the Gulf States
on the Atlantic Coast winds will be fresh north to
northeast on fresh TO southeast;
M lakes south, and the lower
S+ss-Ters departing Saturday European ports will
have fresh north northeast winds and fair weather
rhe Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
euEa,nAN HOUSE SOLD.

washington April 1.-THE a house ostv 0l which h was
General Philip H. sheridan n -og5ot trS the coun-
presented nson 70 % sold by Mrs Sheridan the price re-
csjved being $500
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
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TO REMOVE ALL THE PAUPERs
now cLoped mp BIackweII's Island 90 the
city farm colony Staten Island is the
plan of the Low administration. Photos of
the small farm colony and of the cot
tages to built there. In to-morrOyE's
rID
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
IN nfessurs a. indicated BY Ths Tribunes sell
Troding barometer The dotted line SHOWS the tenpers
IRE as recorded ~ the local Weather bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in temperature for the last twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
raar
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
.,er eIulpER's BODY FOUND

--,.a April 1.-THE body OF Patrick tve
LtesA builder. who fell from the East i1I NV
q prlose .,--1arv was found to-day and VII
sapT - here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
,Ir. EerreshoF added,

It is hard TO tell whether or not the accldent
shows anythins more than a possible detecI III
the material The turn buckles may have con
famed q defect that could net be known Inc
same thing might have happened 10 any one oIle
II the weather rigging gave way HrsI lhe mast
cannot be blamed for going over 1T !
In the case of the dismasting OF the CoiuInoId @
four wears ago while the cause was net IN
SANE +be effecr was the same. The Columbia $
dar turned round and gave way. The mast
was left without proper support from Ihe
shrouds and was unable 10 stand. .,. 49,,
Much Importance is given TO the fact Jhat - Llle
vrire rirgines of Shamrock III stood the severe
strain nut upon them without apparent INJURY
xsc+I1S the same as that which is now being set
M on board the Reliance.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
At LAKEWOOD.

htato. of exhibits at the c"ihAns
pnai horse show of the . Lase,so1' on apriI
club. to be heia n.,orror's q, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HEIRESS-LOVE rs SORRY.
Sailors However, Are Proud of Shamrock
Yankee Rigging.

Bristol. f. I. April III. B. Herreshof who
is slperlnter ding the building Of the Cup de-
fender Reliance expressed regret at the III
fortune which befeu Shamrock III to-day.
Judging from the accounts of the accident ne
said that there was likely TO be some harasslng
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
ERIE

Superb through trains daily, To Buffalo ss Cleveland
Cincinnati, Sf6 Chicago SIS BLOCK sSila-s- AN~
hest dining and cafe service
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

The Steamboat Service between Nev-York and Great
Neck Cliff Glen Cove aud Genwood viii De resumed
April Goth.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
THE PASSING THR0NG.

The industrial situation about Cincinnati was the
subject OF few remarks bv \ W Mahon. coke
man of that town, at the Imperial
LOTS OF yesterday Our section has been so
MONEY IN prosperous it doesn't know what TO
CINCINNATI. do with all its money" he de-
cIareI Just now the finishing
mills Of the region restricted TO output by
an insufficient supply OF steel Coke and coal are
booming with the easing up OF eongested trans
portaton. All branches of the iron trade are over
crowded with orders. Labor disturbances are few,
and things in general have contcnted appearance
Excellent prices are being obtained. and not in
years has there been 50 many orders on the books
of manufacturers. The freight blockade did Us
some harm, but now everything Is moving nicely
in that respect. and ears are more plentiful
Oregon sheep raisers are protesting that the gov
ernment is trying drive them out Of business
by refusing to let them Craze their
SHEEP RAIS- hocks on government reservations.
ERS WANT John W. McMun. Of Astoria, a
GOVERN sheep owner. spoke abour it at the
MENT LAND. Grand UnICn Hotel yesterday.
Said he; 1t looks If there was
a conspiracy to drive the sheepmen out Of busi-
ness. Although the grass is better than 1t has
been in years the Land Once has said no sheep
shall Craze on reserves this year. This will soon
reduce the number OF focks to nothing. there
is not enough private land TO hold them, Il will
destroy one of the most important industries in
the State. Weather conditions are most taVorabIe
this spring for y large weld. The percentage OF
lambs so far has beea 20 per cent 1t will be
q pity if the Sheepmen will not be able TO take
advantage Of these unusual conditions"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
r- Nsv,Englana fair to-day Sunday: fresh north
northeast winds.
Fer -ba District Of Columbia. Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvania fair to-day; increasing cioudness and
warmer sunday and probably by night; light north
10 winds.
For Delaware and New-Jersey. fair today increasing
rIal,5inasz sunday: fresh north I winds
Eastern Nev-XOr. today; increasing cloud
,asz srd vrsrrler SUNDAY; fresh north
r-o- Western PENNSYLVANIA fair today cloudy.
ana roba bv rain Sunday winds becoming east and fresh
For Western SeW-Y0rk, fair today warmer IN west
o-er. increasing coudiness and Sunday; fresh
WINDS becoming south TO east
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
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OFEICES-

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registered letter.
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SHAMROCK DISMASTED.
Continued from first page.

scrambled on deck again the whole catastrophe
over.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF an order of sale made and
entered by the Probate Court of Mari
copa County on the goth day of April
1903, in the matter of the estate OF
Jacob Heinsohn, deceased. the under
signed Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of the said Jacob Hein-
sohn, deceased, will sell at public auc-
ton, subject to confirmation by said
court, the following described real
property, to wit:
The east one-half CE. ~ OF Lot No
Ten 90, in Block No. y. City of Phos-
nix. County of Maricopa and Territor:
of Arizona. Also.
Lot No. Three 81, in Block No. Four
"a, in Montsomery's. Addition to the
City OF Phoenix. County Of Maricopu
Territory of Arizona.
Said sale will be made on the 10TH
day of May, 1909. at two o'clock p. ".
OF that day, at the Court House Door
in the City of Phoenix, in said County
of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona.
Terms of sale ten per cent 90 pe-
cent? cash, at the time the property is
struck off to the purchaser, and balance
upon confirmation and delivery of deed
Dated Phoenix. April goth, 1903.
THE CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY. Executor
of the Last VIII and Testament oil
JACOB HEINSOHN, deceased.
c. F. AINSWORTH,
Attorney for Executor.
First publication April Il. 1903.