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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
W. c. T. U. AGAINST BRANDY DROPS.
Mount Vernon Women Begin Crusade
Children Are Fond of the Candy.

The Womans Christian Temperance Union Of
Mount Vernon has begun crusade against the
local confectoners who sell brandy drops to chill
dren. So earnest are the members of this organi-
cation IN their endeavor to suppress the sails OF
this candy that several Of them have turned
detectives and getting evidence against the
Offenders. Mrs. Emma a Lyon secretary OF ths
local W c. =. T.. and Mrs. W. r Evans, treas
urer fl Is said. have evidence against a well known
confectiouer, whose arrest is expected
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COLONEL 8. FRANK EsHELmAN.

Lancaster Penn, Dec. I7.-Colonel B. Frank
Eshelman. a leading member OF the Lancaster bar
and Judge Advocate General OF the Pennsylvania
National Guard. died at his home in this city to-
day from a complication of diseases. He fifty
six years old. He a delegate to the national
convention which nominated President Hayes in
1875 served a term District Attorney IN this
county and for many years was prominent In local
Republican politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
mlpsHlPmEN WILL GET "ExTRAs."

Annapolis Nd. Dec II (SpeciaD.-NavaI Acad-
envy officials have received information that every
Inldshipnlan the institution viii receive before
Christmas quite q Of money. This has
been allowed to them as Communication rations. but
they were deprived Of It last year. account OF
misplaced comma The rate OF commutation IS
about s. 81 month. and this sum VIII be received by
each midshiprran for the current year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
DAVID 6. PRICE

haywood. n. J.. Dec. i7.-David 8, Prizes, a retired
and wealthy 1eweller died suddenly last night from
apopexy He was sixty-fve years old. He was q
distant relative OF that branch OF the Roosevelt
family OF which the President is q member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington. Dec l7.-Ths pressure mas fallen rapidly
- = ire Mississippi Valley. except on the North P&cho
80. v,itb & disturbance developing over the middle
1-s IN ths East except in Nsw-England. high press
continues - - -. Ian.
~ nave been general rains and Eno|s In the middle
Cd 18th -atsau and the Pacific Coast States except
a. c.-.-- California There was no otAeT pfec1Pcal'n
:. r,~eo-enca except Light Snow from the lover lake
-, ss.rsvard Temperatures continue to u degrees
- -. s.se,aal average the Mississippi valley
ss,v.-4 and have changed but little during the last
,vpertv-fo-r hours II ths West except u inc FSel'
GO. e,srr7crs they have generally rlse1 oGI 90 Hot
eie- greatly fro the seasonal average except II fe"
scattered localities ,- - -.
7e middle plateau disturbance VII probably move sAs
80 ~. decreasing development, causing rain OF sno"
4av q, ne middle plateau FRIDAY ngEt or SATURDAY IA
-sds slope ara so-lA PLaIIlI' So -
nd Upper Mississippi NaleEs tio uppe.
80 revlCn and 81 Saturday afternoon OF hls IA mo
49, lower LAKE region n ne Htlalt-I
80 1T SAFE the weather win be geEerliy tar rdsy
- Ss-rTFy VEile n Montana and West NORTH DsAots
Ee4-eg older Saturday II the extreme West
- - 49, - ren1perarurs VIII continue low
a. fI-@ Sew-Eagland and Middle AtI4nto coast ne
-rs I'm h. fresh vest northwest on the Eouth Az
srrc CoaFt fresh north 70 norheast en- Ie ItL oaSt
rS northeast 10 soulaeast and on Lake Michigan fresh
ssas- departing Friday for European ports VIZ have
sES sst to northwest winds and fair weather 70 ths
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OLYMPIA SAILS FOR PANAMA.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. II (SpeciaD.-The cruiser
Olympia sailed to-day for Panama TO become the
flagship Of Admiral Coghlan's squadron. The
battleship Texas. conveying the second torpedo
boat fotilla, also sailed to-day for the isthrrus
The little boats will be used for patrol duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
DR.. A. " HARRIS URGED FOR PRESIDENT

Boston. Dec. II CSpeciaD-A petition addressed to
the trustees OF Boston University Is being circulated
among the students asking that DR.. Abram V.
Harris Of Port Deposit Nd. be elected president
at the meeting January Il. The petition VIII be
submitted TO the nominating committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 81 aegressi lowest 80
average "a average for adng date last year go.
s-. for eorrsspcncng date twenty-five years. "a.
Local foreeastFair today and Saturday; usat 10 frezh
est northeast WiacA
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OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN z. :. BENJAMIN.

Washington. Dec 17.-Generai Wade. command
ing the Division OF the Philippines has Informed
the War Department that Captain Everett E Ben
jain 9th Infantry, died IN the hospital at Manila
to-day from malarial fever. He was appointed
from NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

ANGEn this city o. Wssn9'd9 9g D s 5s
At his late fssideaes No los West 5lst-st
BAKER-At Phiaaelphia, On December Il. 1903 IN the
54th year Of his age me Rev George DsGslson assr
city Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BoaUE-orn Tssqrsaaz DeesHoeT T. Amelia LOvsn n
RON her late Residence. No 293 valley Road Mca5-
st Of 2sst = Ere Rsiroa5. Greenwood Lake nivsoa
2:Io Tor Park-st Bostoa and 5afIao papers
please copy.
BgLKLEY-Eatsred into resi-. a: Antwerp n. 7 early
W=d9ssday norGtng December 48 Josephine Lord
vices VII % held At s. PauIs Church Antwerp Fri
Of nsr granddaughter. Mrs Robert K Palmer 70 5o7
oSr1T C-- as o1Es ~" tS y -s -' S s-ss
Mortimer Carr. IN her SSH year Funeral private
sFine A, TieoN o. the lats Joshua A Clark T. Der
ga ya EpAS S qs Ger s:s Is &c And'0n
FREE.iAN-On Thursday December II. Iuna \ Free
man. widow Of Warren Freeman. Il D. Funeral
ss5sirdsy beseTaaeT i9 At 10 a n Iat.-nesi Il
Sleepy Hollow Csmatsry. kindly emit towers
H Al W!at.as3 NE 9sss. i q BsS S:E sea o
his 10Th year FLzeraI from The FRIENDS Messns HOUSE
Carriages VII train leaving Grand central Depot
Wands HendTck in TIE SSH year o. MS age Funs-ai
at the family residence Font Grove. Albany y Z
T1SF MS On B:sr T2 soa oq R.e w5
L Ketchaua =. D.. in hls 6Ita year Notes % fansrAl
hereafter.
PE2SN-oa Dscsubsr IT, az her residences, sss NJ
DCnouEh-sL. Brooklyn. Mary T. beloved q F-an-
Penn FUNERAL services At her late residence Fr
dav evening clock IntsrTHeut conveliepce cP
family. Baltimore. N D. and Westport Conn paDsTs
please
RrTTER-At her resiasnes. Na 205 warsurton- ave.
Yonksrs. " z, December IL 1858. Helen Morrison
George Butler Ritter. Funeral ssrvke - ~,
Church OF the Immaculate Conception sou-h I3roaVsy
Toakers. y. Y. Friday. Decem Der IS a. 10 4 =.
where solemn ReQuIszo Mass gin oer sd IL The
Tspose CT her soul
sAlITa-on he i5sa inst. ais resesnes No 1si Eas.
62d-st-. Clifford E. OF the Sherto, E-7frh
Funeral private Omit nowe-s
sAuTH-At her nome Rosens. n. J. Dsc.mo-- -
IsE. Helen Weston WRittemeTe widow 81 Ad-tas ~
smith. IN ire i'm year % hsr Services al her
late residence. No as Chestnut-St.. Rosells III
Friday a. p n Train leaves foot L4bar.y-sL
a. oct1ck
WLxSOS-Harry WaIlacs WILSON. n bis 18Th war AZ
his home. HuguE1uville. y 2. % "Wednesday Deem
16 1905 OK typhoid Funeral ssTviess SUNDAY
December - Train leaving Nsw-YOrk Central as
q n. arriving az SeW-HambuTg i2.0S
The Great Pfnslawn Cemetery. three times Efzs a.
Centrat Park. now open once. IS Broad 81. n. r
The wOOdIaw Cemetery
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place 10 leave al es3snts and sSoscE Iona
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NINE. MELsA's LAST CONCERT.

As Nine. Nelba sails for London Immediately
after her concerts IN Boston next week, her
ance on Friday evening at Carnegie Hall will posi-
lively be the last time she will be heard in New
York for a year at least She will be assisted by
Signorina sassoU Mr.. Van Hoose NJ Gilbert, OK
North Miss Llewella Davies and the Philadelphia
Orchestra OF eighty musicians. Fritz scheel con-
ductor The complete programme is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

There were two raetinoes yesterday which were
Iar-sI,, attended The Girl from Keys' per-
formed especially for the benefit OF The Three
Little Maids company, and at tho Princess
Theatre the regular rid-week matinee OF "Rafaes'
and Tina Sacrament Of Judas brought out 50
iar~e a crowd both Of actors and theatregoeTs,
Thaf a detachment Of reserves had 10 be summoned
TO keep the entrance clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Attentive Men Spoil the Experiment Of WO-
men Usherg at the Majestic.

AS q result OF too much masculine attention on
the first day OF service. only three OF the women
1,sbers at the Majestic Theatre reported for duty
Yesterday the head usher and two assistants. The
bows who usher IN the second gallery were called
SIN undecided whether It VIII try 20 get other
girls or return TO the more conservative po+iCy
halowed by tradition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

-, ,,iovtne official record the Weather Bureau
s -. changes n the temperature FOR the last twenty
49, n comparison with corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

should be read DAILY BY alp interested snxa<.s
u1y any timeJ
Foreign ending Decsmber
win tDrOnpry easesl the Genaral Pastof-
nee fellows PErcals-Fost Mails earffsr
than closing -ius shown ParceS-Post MAils sor
Germany close at .. Monday per 9 Kaiser W.
REIN II ana F'tiay Der 5. Graf Wsldsrsss.
Regular Supplementary close
ton nat hour later than closing below (sr-
cept that Supplementary Europe Cwukr.l
tom.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must BE In.
dorsed with full name and address,
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The wo0dIawa Censtsrz

Is the most accessible eemstery % the netrop-
o,ls By Harlem trains trolley or carrlaEz.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lcts
acid at yl25 I'd. sead for Illustrated Book
lat. By request a representative VIII call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 2D-sT.. N. =. G,-x.
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Overture "Lsouore" Bee hove1
Songs: PlaisT Amour -
Me1Ue g ExaU3 II. " esel -.
Jeuues Fi,lzttes ~ eAsi- IN
(Old songs OF the eighteenth century,
Gilbert
Aria "Ardor GrIncensi' t'Lucia )...---D onizerti
Nine. Meba-
Choral Variations l1oF
SizuOrf1a S4ssCiL
Prize Song from Die Meisersinge- -...-- Wagner
Mr. Van EOOse-
Ma Scene from ''Tiamlet'
Gme Meba-
Song. 'rPenses dAuronna' Sssssnst
Gilbert
Den.s dss syphss .Godefroid
Slsn9rina SassoIt-
Vass from Romeo JlstLe'. 5oun5d
Me1a-
ove-tura ''1isnoa' torchestra). Thomas
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Inca.
3os

T. This dfrgram The continuous white line shows
cns -es ia pressure Indicated by The Irbunss SELF
barometer the dotted lire shows the tempera-
.,--s a. recorded u the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VII bs
unpublished IN The Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

BOLLER-BLISS-At Hartford Conn, on December IA
1903, BY the Rev. william De Loss Love Alice Eliza
beth. dauEhts Of Watson H. Biza &c Richard E-nIen
Boiler. OF East Orange y. J.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For Delaware NeVT-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and
E.arsrn Neg-Yor far to-day and Saturday; Light 70
fresh northwest to northeast winds-
Tor The District o. Columbia fair continued cold to
day Saturday partly eloudy and coldi Light fresh
northwest 70 northeast winds.
For NerEngland fair continued colo to-day and prob
Saturday: fresh west 20 norm winds
For western PsnnHy rania fair to-day: Saturday in
creasing cloudnes. winds becoming southeast ana fresh
For Western NsT-XCrk. cloudy to-day probably snow
north a2d portion: Saturday cloudy fresh west
winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

Henry 2. Harris has engaged Harry Harwood.
Frazer Coulter, Richard Sterling, Taylor Holmes,
Sydney Ainsworth, Harrison Ford and Miss
Dorothy remnant, appearing in Soldiers Of
Fortune" for the production OF Richard Harding
Davis's play OF American military life, Ransom )
Folly" in which Robert E6eson Is TO be seen at
the Hudson Theatre on January IS Mr. Edeson.
whose season ends in Louisville on Saturday Will
arrive IN New-York Monday. Rehearsals OF
"RansOn's Folly" VIII at once begin under the
direction OF r 4 Roberts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

Miss Ruth Vincent who created the part or
Nerva Sunningdale IN The Medal and the Maid
IN London, arrived or the Teutonic yesterday. and
win appear in her original part in the production
OF that piece at the Broadway Theatre on Janu-
airy i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

~-11ys King and Queen are IN qunndaEy They
-. ~ KNOW whether 70 invite Mme Loubet 10
r.--psAy her husband when the President OF
s-aAee pays his return visit 10 Rome IN TIE near
Al ne time CT tie stay OF the italian SOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-18

AATUPDAT-At 80 IA ireland. a A EuhrcH
via Queenstown mail t0r 0lasT o. europe
directed Fer s. CmbFtI'0 AT 8 n. for Europa
e. NeN-I0rk VIA Southampton a go n- Tor
Scutian1 direct B s. Ethiopia mail Be A.
rertst Per $ s. Ethiopia D at II e. Tor Dsnmxrk
direct : Norge De directed Per a ..
Nc-ge"J
After CLOSING OF Supplementary TrmnsatlAneu
Nails named additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers Ar1sTscan EngifEh. Frsnoa
remain open within
Ten M!nutss Of shs hour Of saiIinz q ateaner
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract


Burnett's Vanilla Extract
is the best and the good Tor food
and drink Insist having BUrnetTs.
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Gina ana Flpan- viz Victoria Z
daily $50 % 20 Decenher -. Inclusive
Ter Isuatch = Enpress % India- Cdsrshand a.
~ UnItss states Postal Agency shanxhat caaass
Ls forwarded via Canadal.
Chf1a ana Iagan seattss here tally as s.n
D n ~ DsosInhsl ~ inclusive. eoE disDmtch Sar
EIavvsn Ta1an Chins specially Addressed s,.n Sc
Pni.471lne Islands. via san Francisco. close hsrs
daiy az D % pscsnker ~ Inclusive. a.
dfsDatcb Der NpU1u EaFu. -
AusIralia tsxcept sst FIJI lsand1 Nsyv-CaIedoala
addEsssec oalyI Vancouver y5-ro-4s
b daiy az $50 > I'D 70 EIecsna6sr 81
incias.vs for dizpatch per 8 e MioEs-a- -
New xsalana- Agsa-la texcePt Wesu. New-Calsdoata.
Fti saDsa AID h&satL va saH Fralcsco. close hsrs
caty a $50 . December raa i.cIsssr, -
dispatch per sierra CIf Cunarl steamer -.
ing British mail tor NeH-z.saaad does uor az-Vs 4.
connect WITH this dispatch. naaGls-enxIn-
$50 A. m. . 50 4 and $50 y sn s1ndava ~
and Forwarded Untl The arrival CInars xISar,.TS
Ph+ilqplae Islands va FraGcsco close aes dav -
$50 m 20 % DecembsT -. Inclusive. for aisp4ica
Tahiti ana Masalsaas IssnGs va san Franetsso .i...
here 14Ly a. 80 m - January n incasiss, -
Hawaii IA san Franeiseo close daily a. $50 = ~
70 20 January "a inclusive. tor disDaIsh Der "a a
=
NOTE.-Caess otherwise addressed WsSs Auu,r.1t. a.
fQrWardeu va europe and Neu-Eealand Phf1rlo..
Via san Ffaa 'iseathe qaicEsst rOuLes PhIIIopIass
sleS-At A-lFrsel Vie Cala1a or via Europa' rpuax
te roly prepaid az the toroisn rates HaSan !. 80
varied VIA s1l Franciscu exclusively - -
Trans 1c-uc mails are 1rTarcsd port OF rafnx 4.sfv
an1 The schedule O. e.ostns aFEaHgsd tAs pral-
ton or taer uninterrupted overland
mail closes a. . ?. n prsvfoes DAY
COENEsLIuS VAN COTT. Poscraastau
P0sson-sa- Nsw-Xark n. T.. Dscsrahes II. 1904 -
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Lord Heaeley who has tust cone prominently
Oeio-e Tia public IN England IN connection with his
Le-lsal 70 accept the terms offered by MS tenants
= ule county o. Kerry FOR The purchase OF their
Ao-oings, probably because owing 10 the ernbar-
.51seo condition CT his property be would have
@s-lFed 10 financial beneAt therefroza. Is Irish
per who has Core much prospecting IN Montana
--aAo wyoming alc other Western States. At one
me ne was hard Up that he was reduced posi-
,'F- 70 being without shelter. and obliged 20 take
= Algnts rest 81 the open air the seats OF the
names eu-bankment. which al dark Is the happy
lining ground Of the London tramp. lie has seen
-. --eA service n England's petty wars as well As
~ L-e great Eraaco- arrlan str.eaLa
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70 sFxn Rates.

Hal subscFt1erI NeV-Y5ri city 70 the DAfT1Y ara
TIt4- ~ EEeElLI VIII Do charged
Do5-ags in addition rates named abOvA
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For points n Europe and al countries IN the rns-
ne rnIlaa-lra rae
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This woman could not be found at the above
address yesterday. Eugene n. Robinson had moth
ting 10 say about the case yesterday,
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MAILS TOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST IND les ETC

FRIDAT-AL 0-30 q Complementary q nd be
lnGsua and E4iti, per 5 ; Bolivia mail eoF Pstia
Coa.s Aux Casss must % directed per q 4
Bolivia D.
sATURDAY-At IA for Arzsn5las. CrISusy and
Paraguay. per 8 aypatta, $50 a ssuopis-
nlsntary $50 q nj for Cgracao and Vsusz1sla. D&r
s. zuiia t1aN for savanila and Csrthasena -
directed per $ zCia'f a. m tor Porto RiSn.
per Coamo. Juan; $50 a N tguppls-
1890 a Ger Furculs Island, JAznzlcz.
5ayanilla ana Cartassna n Anegnsny mail tor
Costa directed per q Alleghs1ys'1. "a
10 a for Cuna. per = Aextca. via Havana: al 10
q Haiti, s, Pr-ls Etiiem r. Tor
Curacao Venezuela Trinidad, British ani Dusch
Guiana must directed per 5 o Prlls william r.
g. &c a n. Yucatan. per ; pazEry (rfal $50
&c dirsctec per . pasEry-'l
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MAILS FORWARDED ovERLANn ETC. U~z


TRANSPA CIFIc
CCBA-vIa Po-t Tampa, Fl0r1A closes at rhts oe-rs
daily eXcsP- Thurscay. IS SO a. Una scttnz
mails hsEs CT Mondays. Wednesdays and szrzr-
AENICO CTTT-Oversnd specially ada--z..1 spr
dispatch steamer. closes this daify sxcsps
Sunda- at 30 , m and 80 Sundays a 4
n. Il 80 a.
NEWFOCNDI.AND-By rail 20 North Sydney. ana yesno~
closes this Sntes daily ~
CONNECTING malls close here every Mo1ay. Wednesday
saturday.
JANAICA-Bg ran 70 Boston. and the1cs % sta2nax
closes AZ this oaics at $50 o n every Tussdav-
BY raj Phiiaoes9ha and stFar1er slc.~s
~ THIS cfdce az II 30 p. svery Wednesday.
A1QU ELONBy Fsl % Bostcr ana thence ~ steaussr>
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pseennher 1s-Ths Monterey, fron Hong Kong for

December iT-Ths Cleveland, from Portsmouth N H.
for New-York: the Potomac, from New-York for
Guantanamo via Hampton Roads; the Texas the Tux
the Whippie the Wordea the Lawrence and the
Stewart from Hampton Roads for Charleston; the
Dixie. from Colon for League Island; the Olympia
Norfolk for Colon
Commandment station. NeworleanE arrival
French cruiser Jurrien de Ia GraveTeA
The Poto-uao is towing water barge No.