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New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
OBITUARY.
ELIHu sURRITT HAYES.

Lynn. Mass. April 1.-Elihu Burritt Hayes. a
former Mayor OF Lynn. died his home this even
ing from brain trouble, resulting from fan at MS
home last October. when his skull was fractured
at the base Mr.. HAYES was born in West Lebanon.
Me. on April IS. 1873. and came here in 1850 and
was employed in the shoe industry until 1s7Z- Al
terward he owned The Lynn Bee" and in 1ssS
took charge OF The Boston Advertiser" he rep
resented the old xvIIIth Essex District in the
legislature, and introduced the Australian ballot
law.
Mr.. Hayes was one OF the most prominent men n
Massachusetts. He in close touch with Presi-
dent Mckinley. and when the appointment OF
Governor for Porto Rico was under consideration
that Office was rendered him but he declined II
He was a close personal and political friend OF
Senator Lodge He is survived by a widow ana
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Died.

ANN1N-on March 2s at Phoenix arizona WIilis1 E E
wards Annn IN the 47Jh year Of hs Fnal ser.
yces VII oT 1Ii-cb princeton y J. on Friday April
At 2 n ITaiRs leaTe fnte41snt al Princeton
srTER1CK-on Tuesday. March 81. 1908 E6enezsr But
terick in the 77tn year & Of MS age SSsr Mo
roe-st Brooklyn. Thursday afternoon. april 2 at
O'Clock
3 Taaa KassSay Ae5a cs 81 and aIia sash5sr Of
Meredith and James M2atg25sey Ss .5 Ts u75 ssT s
April ? al quarter before 10 o'clock Interrent at
Watertown. Conn
Rradsy GbeTt beloved husband Ot Eliza Eqsehkiss
Gilbert in the 45d year OF his life. Notice of funeral
hereafter.
LUoUEER-At residence O his sister Ms .yT: w.
T Lnqueer IL. eldest son Of the late Robert :. ana
M16s se1msnt L6d'Sa at con7sSisncs 1zis family
EIERNs OF s TEE VIII, s6~PN 5sP reErst q the death On
March 81 1908 Francis T. Luquesr IT, Senior Repre-
sentative WI VILLAIN B. CoUGHTRY. vicePrestdsnt-
mAcY-Apru 1 1908 Francis H Macy in ths s1s year @
I Ws,s Rts sz 47th-sG On Friday morning 10 O'Clock
mAr-o Tuesday March 81 lsoa at Nsy bis hons: % ~ No 80
snfv,bird year OF age Funeral services and n.
ter1aent private. on Thursday April = kindly omit
R1xDsKoPE-oa March g. 1908 ; s1.r short @ III nsss s;:
H. beloved dsugner & OF l4Tb gS IA a. q her age
F'uneral private
RIrTER-At Newark. n. ]. March 81 1903 Louisa lisa
u, the residence Of her sister Mrs Daniel G
11-eLI-,s1 No High-st-, on Friday 1nternsnt al
F-afrrnounr Cemetery
sEIIGMAN-On March 81 al her lais res1aepce no %
BabeL Selguan NiloW OF tns 15t5
ss15 ssIigrlan. T4th year OF hsr age Euner@4
private
"a son as .ss at hSn q s1qth fss ps. G
ttLa son Of COrneia and the late Francis
FI,neraI Sandy Spring Nesting House, 9Th
dsx 4th month. 30, az P n
rR1T1AN-on Monday March 50. 8 J. Wal Wallace .9 T5g-
son Of the late George and Sarah Truman
ys-sI services held al his late residence. -
49, ea1b-st, Thursday. at 10 a n
, o.r- n, Tuesday March g. 1908 william s
TVb-0ck his 9Ist yHar Funeral services W. CS
Sfo0re sS; Madisoa-ave. on THURSDAY AprlI = al =
O'Clock
Of the late David a Wilson II her s1SI year -sraa
S-o11 her late residence, Eldssheld n J.. LEuss1ay
ti a. so ,. Northern Railroad train leaves
81 st Al 225 p Chanaosrs-st, 10 returning AZ
4:1e-
v-op0EN-At Lakewood N =. WEDNESDAY afterroon
S1-fI 1903 olivia ToIey. widow OF tne late rear
Agi-5 Tobn L. W0rden. L. 5. Navy Notice OF 1u-
neral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
THE HEARING IN NASHVILLE.
Mr.. Harriman's Affidavit Read and Argu-
ments Begun.

Nashville Tenn, April 1.-The case OF IaIDot .
and James B. TAYLOR against the Southern Pacific
ed the Union Pacific railway companies came up
before United States Judge .Lurton here TO-DAY
judges Wilson and Barton, Of the state circuit III
Court Of Appeals, sitting with Judge Lurton oy
invitation The Union Pacific or Hartman II ILle-
es+s were REPRESENTED by Judge Alexander hum
rre-- of louisville: Lawrence Maxwell OF On
cinnati. and Nj Evarts. Of New-York- senator
Foraker. Augustus F. Wilson, Of LoulSvllie ana
Edward I,auterbach and Eugene Tread"eA o.
New-York. Represented the keene Interests.
A4davits in 81 pport Of the application Ior a an
iriuncfon and the Union Pacific answer VIA az az
JIt ora-a FIed Mr Harriman's arndaVlt was
aad ras5'7 uher the hearing began When this was
fnIshed Mr. Lauterbach argued Tor faH Re,r7Te hSTe
in+eresTs He was followed by Judge HuInPII = y y
For fbe Hartman interests Judge hunPn[ey n41
Mt finished when adjournment was taken ulIi
,r,o-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
LAUTERBACH DENIES OFFER.
He Says that Keene Never Said He Would
Sell His Stock.

Nashville Tenn, April 1--Mr Lauterpacn
late tonight made the following statement:
The afidavits of James R. Keene, Talbot j.
Ta1-Ior and myself were fled in court to-day,
showing that Mr.. Keene owns at least ana mas
held for some time 100000 shares OF SouIhern
pacific individually and that Talbot j. Taylor
owns an equal amount irrespective OF any IN
terest in the pool, which would increase tne
holdings to more than 100000 shares ms suiC
not Included in the pool, and il is entirely on pc
half of Talbot ]. Taylor as firm, and has no
reference to the pool stock
Mr., Keene never authorized any one TO offer
his individual stock or his pool stock for sale.
nor did Mr. Taylor and no one was autnorizeq
IN offer it. The conferences that he authorized
and that he himself had, had for their OBJECT
only the adoption by the Union Pacinc directors
of the same methods pursued oy otner gFedt
es+ar1s ta-T n r1odernfZing the road and making
irnnrnvaraentS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
REPORTS ANNOY mr. CLEVELAND
Will Not Go West of ST. Louis This MOn'n'
He Says.
r.vrxrgenapH TO THE rEIBUFE-l

Princeton. X J.. April i-A-x-FfesIo1.s
e-T.a1.,s ,vbsn seen by g Tribune COT
c'e' - .,noved about the con1tcuns re-
-s fts+ have been circulated concerning fas Up
- -, +ts latter part OF this month 70 attei1
- - 81 80 - :. connection with the dedication o.
ne e1erc-seS - zTres Exposition. at which he
80, - 80 ~ the speakers He said;
- =. -, s,4srtfon OF going any furtheI, J, mn S
e. Loss and returning as ozs S0oh vay az has been
re H1ost st 1,Ss 10 20 the Pacinc Cost y 15
sis5T S0lorado and Calliorlllsz a. +, eonse-
-S-L C+ss- States and Terr4tofleS IL Ss.rsrs
1gsrcl ~ MS / have received n1ttt making
from good people lvl.lg - she fTqTh Of these re-
Torfs !. may be amusing 70 those s,3if 70 those
- - zso.ss ne victims OF slcn a A-]a-~~ ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

washington Aprtl IA disturbance that was central
Tuesday night over moved 10 Nebraska with
Increased development pressure is generally low
extent IN the coast districts General rains have fale
vesr OF the Rocky Mountains and they were Particu-
1a-Iv heavy in Northern Arizona AIS inches having
fallen t Flagstaff turing the last thrtysix hours There
=re also shouers in region the Upper MISSISSIPPI
Valley and South Temperatures are much hlsher
east Of the Rocky Mountains, except in NeW-E-gland
ranging from tweatyfour degrees above the sea-
so-eI average. They highest in the MISSISSIPPI
Valley and the Southwest n the Northwest ana eS-
+rAr,s Central West temperatures are much lower.
T7.ers viii be showers Thursday the Lower Nlssourl
and Upper Mississippi valleys and the lake region ana
showers Friday in lake region, the northern
norton Of the Middle Alta 1tic States and in Nengand
showers are also probable Thursday night or FTsoay IN
Eastern Texas aud Western Louisiana
Z viii be colder Thursday in the slope region and me
Timer Mississippi. Valley and colder Friday IN the
Arssssi ana ohio valleys and the lower lake region
n, the New-Engand coast the winds will become
ss, ~ south and fresh; the Middle and Soutn Al
,+,- Coast they fresh south on the Guf coast
4.sb ~ brisk south southwest: on the upper IaKes
r-+s- 70 high east south. except fresh north on
,Eesteru Lake Superior: ana on ms lo"eF iaAs7 e3
deD5rng Thursday for European ports VIII
bave fresh east winds and fair weather 10 me r4o
Banks. ,,-,....s IN .t,e ,,nrer lakes except
Duluth
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
MRS. F. B. POOR In WALL STREET
Her Husband Will Manage Her Business
for Her.

Frank B Poor. formerly Of the Stock Exchange
firm Of Henry Marquand Co, which failed about
two wears ago, is about re-enter Wall Street as
manager Of new firm composed Of 3 b fitz-
Gerald q member Of the Consolidated Exchange.
and Bessie H Poor Mr. Poor's wife The style OF
the firm the offices Of which at No. 81 Broad
wsv is s B FItz-Gerald & CO. Mr.. Poor said
yesterday that the application Of the new firm had
been granted by the Consolidated Exchange com
r7ittee. which had accepted conditions as they
were He added that members Of the Stock Ex-
change had advanced several thousand dollars TO
his wife 10 enable her make the partnership
arrangement. and that he would devote himself 10
recitation that he would in time be enabled to clear
al his debts.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
FRANCIS p, MACY.

Francis H Macy died early yesterday at his
home No II West Forty-seventh-st., in the eighty
first year of his age. He was born at Nantucket.
Mass. on October Is 1922 and spent most Of his
life in this city His father established the oil and
lard business which was carried on under the name
Of Josiah AIacys Son for years at No 1s1 Front-st
Francis H Macy retired in 1881. and Pool & Macy Is
now the name Of the firm Mr.. Macy was one OF
the Oldest members OF the Union League Club He
leaves a daughter-Mrs Joseph AgostinL The
funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m. ana the
burial will be at WoOdiawn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
COWBOY BREAKFAST FOR PRESIDENT.

-. - 80 president BY the stock1nen OF East
g. Colorado at Hugo. Col. on the nlorL1Ls
Nav 1 The Presidents train necessarily W. - -
tonped st Hugo for twenty-five minutes tle ol.ls
stop between the Kansas border ana LII, --' \
-. ,+ooJ-r,en. after negotiating with the Ia4i Ou
set-1 g. +bsr4v minutes additional time @i-
,s-ze5 1or a COWBOY breakfast for the President
7vzo hundred cowboys IN range CO. +TEo thou
s.1-e ire President his arrival 49, ee-SIitas
ssrS stocJner and ranchmeu ana LleI ILIso-. bare
49, z~0Tll6 be unable 20 greet the FIe7'O0-' -
al be st Hugo TO welcome nlI1
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
DR.. THOMAS FOSTER.

San Francisco April 1-Dr. Thomas Foster. one
Of the oldest newspaper men in the country. has
died here. he was eighty-hve years old he was
connected in editorial capacity with The Pnila-
delphia Public Ledger in 1885. He went to Min
nesota in 1s49 and there became Editor Of The
St. Paul Daily Minnesotan-" Shortly afterward
he engaged IN the practice OF medicine and was for
several years government physician and surgeon
for the Indians-in Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
THE PASSING THR0NG.

state bride burns vigorously in the person OF
Major W s. Eagan, banker OF Augusta I'd
Yesterday at the Manhattan he ex-
IN PRAISE pounded the merits OF his STATE as
OF GEORGIA. , place or residence 0ai1 ne He-
There can be doubt, in my
4t,.+i,r that Georgia offers the greatest IN
ducenent TO immigration Of any State IN the
south Cur manufactures are fourtshng and our
-a have accounts on the right side OF the IeoseI
t;a9rgia is great farming State It has tnousahGs =
% % @%asb them away The soil is adapted to the
growth of many things that produce a sure Ct elSp
Sra fruit ind Istry IS in the forefront and TINS
year the peach crop. RfiT he run and overfowing
and since so much Of these lands mas oeen lS &c
sIroved by the foods in the MISSISSIPPI DoelOL-9'
betfer prices than ever will result t.u ero
.srbA phvsical beauty Of Georgia and lts me
aouable Climate must Rot be overlooked II ,I con-
si9erng its advantages home It is an IDEAL
State to live in, every way, shape ana ior1I
The separate compartment law IN louisiana ms Has
fsfed IN tts purpose, according 10 c h FarTaf'
of New-Orleans. Yesterday at the
o,rrSrANA Park Avenue Hotel he had few
sEPARATB words TO say about IL The la"
Co1rpART requiring streetcar companies TO
MFNT Law. furnish separate compartments for
whites and blacks in State
-, -. eu tbs bill" he declared The object or
tba law was 10 separate the races Il co1Ape4
t ~ ride IN their respective compartments, and
- -. co,s,,ctsr power TO enforce this rule
gave tIIe9s tne the css come more in contact now
than before In the rusn noIr5 me rs eon1ctors
10 NOT p1t them out as required; N s, aaSi - ere
this both whites and oiTeAs cro"a - sar which
LSI,Snt - race had the bill passed Is deIeSteo
by their acts Mehy @ n-sIo @ oeT4stisS 70 fearing
ride even itb ~ wh Re trespassers- II might be sald
the whites now don seen 70 tzrrSingng az races
siyea fhe law won't into cperanon 10 ~04Se ~
st,eT s,t vet ittle complaint Is heard
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
MRS. OLIVIA T. WoRDEN.

lakewood n J. April Mrs Olivia Toffey
Worden widow OF Rear Admiral John L Worden.
who commanded the Monitor in the Civil War, died
suddenly here this evening from heart disease Mrs
Worden was eighty-three years old she had been
In exceIlent health up TO about two weeks ago She
Ieay children
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
GIFT OF $4,000 TO HARVARD.

LBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE-l
Cambridge. Mass, April IAN anonymous gilt
of $50 900 has been announced for new Harvard
philosophical building conditional the suoscrip-
ton of s150O0O before commencement, 1893 The sum
of S125 600 is assured
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Married.

GILBERT HAYDEN-Maude Alice Gilbert, daughter Of
FIIe N ana William H Gilbert. Of Springfield Mass.
and Giles Ward Hayden, son Of Lucy and Joseph L
Saybrook Conn. married IN New Ork
City on January 81. 1903 Springfield papers pleass
PTEzF-sF7TEIDs-on Monday March so 1908. by the
Pav Pnbert s Macarthur Arthur Edwin Pike 70 Ger
rrJ1de daughter Of Mrs Walter A Shields
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
COLONEL EDMUND C. BAlNsRIDeE.

Washington, April Colonel Edmund c. Balm
bridge, L. S. A. retired. died here to-day from
heart trouble and complications incident 10 oid
age He was born in Virginia and appointed to the
Military Academy from New-York IN 1SS2
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
po.tomce Notice

Should be read DAILY By all interested. as changes
tins)
Foreign malls for the week ending April -. w
close oroupty N ali the General Postoree a.
follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier tn
closing time shown below -
Regular and Supplementary nails close az F3reSn
half closing tine shoWr below teA
cent that SUPPLEMENTARY Mails for Europe and Central
Arsrfca via Colon close hour later at Foregn Sts
tic-l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
WORKING HERE FOR WILRERFoRcE.

The Rev Horace Talbert. secretary Of Wnoer-
force University said be the only institution in
the North for colored students exclusively is in
this citv in the effort interest for the in
stitutfon among the colored people here, and 10
raise money for il.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
SpeciaI Notices.
sloa THE TRIBUNE viii ss uaasa At IA. r0s

DAILY AND SUNDAY. DAILY ONLY
qas P%o N2aa Month";. sss Tzs1s ~ Nsasa5 s6asas az
Three Months s. 8 TFLI- y EE<LY. -
sUNbxE sslsi osY s1a'a' SO wEEELY F4IMzs.
DAILY TsSs oSL7 z3H'A' VERY KY REviEa.
q~o qas N2asa Months. TTsi1s TlF Mastas. 60
4Ssisss az s2ans9ss 95 % Ese.'is .YS . c Re-
NIT By Postofhs money order express Honss o1-''s
= '~-' = OFFICES.
MAIS oEF5cLTNo 71S "a N4ssa4,s5 - - an .v.r-
can . District ,11.ssgls TsIsgTsPh oses ,,4 =,
SEWARK BRANcH oFFIcE-FIsdsriez n soHmsr Va
'SS5 5ss9AR p Hs Hi ri 4b5 5z Ts'1 a IS
s5sI CO " 3 S:~ Gsssss7ss ssSE:7s za.uau
4homss Sn Cook Son To9rst oasess Ladssls Circus
place 70 leave Ssvsrtiseusats and ssszcriDt0ns
NICE. FRANCE-Credts az LyonHais = S. s--ss.
Josa wanaInaksr & Co.. NO - Rue dss Ps'is-'
Morgan. Esrjss g Co. No. 81 BoaIsvara HaussHann
S5sgir e0aiinsnSi n{9Ihita aossi 7T.Sas nsTssssad
Grand Hotel newsstand . -,s
AmsTiean Express cog5p&ay N0 y Rgs s. sessS- g-s
FLoRENcE-French Lemon s Co.. Nos and Via
HIMBTRc@EHsrican Express Company. N& II
BRENEN-4a3sricsa Express Company. Nc sahnhof
GENo1@Aznerican Express Company. No i Via San
ANTwERP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company.
No Quai Van Dyek-
For the convenience Of TRIsUNE READEss Ssrsss a.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE als ths reading rooms az 'n'
LoNpoN-Hoss victoria ssvoy Hotel TIE L~Sgss. 5ass
pole Hotel Cecil Mdlszd Grsnd 5ossL Hotel Russell.
-ssa Hots Lvspooi 9ssa.s E.ss.I
TsSsrisss MdR9d Wells, H',a M,s,5s H6Ss M8rsesS
Royal Hotel Ross-on-yyys; Bel s9tea 49, 9s9sT
Eoisrs sha3Siin Hots Iss q iEst: easea. Eoss.,
Wai.s. Roysi Oak hotel ssttws-y-cOst waIss'
9r2 oroJ5 s:e ossi s5zstaa 1e5- R0Ta a.i IN N.5ob
I sCoTLANp-st Enoeh Hotel Glasgow s'AE0n A'''''
7rBRALTIR 1i; ssfsloa soSs5 ao,si Peses cen
q Ie e. asfss aiso ss ors % oss ss rItss Grand
aS9n 2 Dc slsnc 2 Hois e = ss ssfsGsns Hotel
rATq P9s sxB B0ysl sT yT5oFie a H0is iTsscERv,.r.
care Hotel strg2o: sg9s HS:I & a' 5sHd Tr5s5d
so:sI Rene eTsss Hqssi .5,. AZ Hoss les a fsy
1osI LoTs re aRa s,yoy 5 A.T is Mns9ss ca Hoss
ls x-zfso o e;-s5s 9,s ss Nics: 4s,s 5ssa site
Cannes; savoy Hotel snoe; Edsn ssass I.r.ss Ss2Ss
Grand Hotel. venice: Hotel ds Ia VIE. Nnan' A''-
EGYPT8c5Sesreh Paisss Cairo: shsphea-ds HossL
caira cTsa5 coatig-a:a;I iTs.s; & Esoss. Cairo,
ARK-HotsI De 'AnEistsrrs. co5szhAE=1- Ds7-
eEEss EosI vsssssa-i v-IS1s S,s'5f. d5sf.
and Augiste Eictorie-oaa ,r,-5~. rfotsi
strauss NursnssrE Hotel stsphan. Baasa-7esassii ess.i
Dse snd Frsak. sslss4s Vssss HtoTa sts sSGr Bans;
1c's BadTsuheIrn Germany Hotel AnseterTs
H2sl Msszrsr 9;s sTs hs.Soh. csss;
E:gnn' z:9lS lsny H2s n ossi Z Msf8ois
5s Russe Munich; Gran5 Hotel I5 T- seasons
We-5saes Hotel B Russie Bss-KsssHssn; Continental
AUSTRIA AND xnHasI Bristol yls.as'
zuTidh: ca Hotel Nstio5ai Luesr4s er7ga s2;s a2:s
Pg9p Gsrz99ei T9i vStgs r1terIazsn: Hotel ETops
and west End Carlsbad: Hotel Euler. Bzslss Hotel
Bsrnerhot Berne: csatinsataL Lausanne
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

highest temperature YESTERDAY. - assises, 80 ~. -
a,e-z0e for corresponding date last year
a'els f corresponding date last twenty-five years
<s. r,.r to-day. Friday. showers ana
Local 81 - - br.sE east = south EA-sn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
nv Parry MAIL TRAIN.
NEN-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
.-f..-s 70 the DAILY and TRI-wEEkLf WIZ
~-s-- a postage N alc-~A0H -
the rates named a9Sss-
-rru r5TRTTNE will mailed % Cuba. Forto -. -.
rzswa1 s1T ths Philippines without extra sAPS-s -
toTsisn n Europe and all countries In the InissTsa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

At the home Of the bride. No 1,2f8 Dean-st,
Brooklyn. Bennett Chapple. advertising manager
of The National Magazine" Of Boston, and Miss
Charlotte strongman. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Henry Strongnan. were married on Tuesday
evening. The maid of honor was Miss Hortense
Strongman, sister Of the bride The best man was
Forrest G. Moorehead. Of Pittsburg. The ushers
were Richard H Strongman. brother Of the bride;
Arthur Robinson. Of Honesdaie. Penn and Hallet
R Robbins Of Manchester. n. H The young
couple will make a welding tour to the Pacific
Coast returning about May to their home in
Brooklyn
Giles w. Hayden OF No. sos West One-hundred-
sud-forty-seventh-st-. has announced his marriage
70 Miss Maude A Gilbert in this city on January
q Mrs HAYDEN said last evening that the belated
notice did not mean there had been an elopenlent
but il had been made simply TO inform friends IN
spring gield Mass, who may not have heard OF the
marriage Mr.. Hayden IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph 1. Hayden. Of Saybrook- Conn, and Mrs
HAYDEN was Miss AIaude A Gilbert, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs W H. Gilbert. Of Springfield Mass
Orange y J. April (SpeciaD-Cards have been
issued for the marriage on April IS Of Assem-
bIyrnan William Adgate Lord. OF Orange, and Miss
Sarah Hafnes Roberts. daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-
William H. H Roberts, OF No 96 Engle-st' EngIe-
wood Because Of the recent death Of Mr. Lord S
mother the wedding VIII be quiet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Special Notices.
tribune Subscription Rates.

nr L. COnger Bryan removed 10 d "est s17e-s-
- ~ 4 22l-EsL sLveraI1e-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

-, s.s.--r, the continuous white ilne shows the
In tnls q, 1Tessure indicated by Ihe tribune selt
Seeco-sins barometer The aoits& 1s4&dths- ~ Tnres5
o Ie.oi g recorded 10y the local "eaInSi S9'es''
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C. E&csP1
TRASsPACIFIC.

CUBA-By r.H e PoE' Tampa Ela - sn4 rss2 12ssss 4
|ss0 a. m eihs e eon8sStaS mails close loa-
MEXICO CTTY-ove-ia3d. unless spees!y 1der-sss1 f9s
sunday at / 80 D N and n.sO > m. Sundays Al
~ wFoTNDIASb-By rail TO North sydney and th-nss
by closes At this oSs G4tly az e. say ? ~
JAMAicABy rsI Boston sHs hsas. sy rs stSs5ss: 5r.
,ffoTEIox-By raii 70 Boston and by stsazsf.
closes al thLs once daily At $50 2. N -,
- Heorlsans ana thence By closes a this
Office daily sxeept s1nGSy; AZ IA 80 tfP 80 q "a Con
eetiag Monday. az III 80. 80 p .ss1. S r
Steamer closes tais once daily sxss7s saSsy al
+ii:so D n connecting mall closes here Tuesdays al
AAIAs 1szeep. parcels post assy raj % VIA Mani =
Eia sd thence s y ssA sssS :.9ss, a a. Ss sss 2s "
4Rsgsstered Nan closes At 8 previous day.
rRASsPAcIFTc MAS
China and u. Tfsoms close Sc here s-s day a ss
Hi ~ . E5 " sss @ 1ss: 9s % s'is s.; Jss
Chtas and & Js9TH' l a, S 80 > n ~ . April n inessSs
f9r 9T f'e ~ Postal Agency a Shanghai ss sa-
Hawai- China Jaran and specially asarsssed .sttsT 2.
re Phri5pins TsIands via san Franeseo close hsrs
daily at 6.se D n, up 70 Apr" 70 in'i-7''e- 1''
Phlippine Isanss san Franeseo eloss ssss e@y @ :.
$40 D n up April tie tnelusivs 'or eisp@'@n psr
pye2easnd Australia tszcsDt vsssl NsrcslsaS Sai=. ala
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New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
DopzrAsr FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

FopECAsr FOR TO-DAY And FIEIIRl-
- ,- ENGLAND -zir today warmer in western Por-
.,,r Friday increasing coudiness. followed oy sho"eFs
,rash winds becoming east 10 south
For Eastern New-York- fair today warmer u m
EU - ,tovs-. and cooler; fresh brisk east 70
For western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day fo
,o,rss BY showers Friday showers and eoiaer inFe@S
ing south winds. -,,
r. T1ts4rtet Of Columbia Maryland and Delaware.
,1, cIot,sv to-day ana Friday: fresh south WINDS
For Eastern Pennsylvania and NeV'-JerseS' party
,=v .odsy yyarYnar northern portion; showers anu
- .. ,tpb+ or Friday in northern poTton tsr N
voreion: fresh brisk east 70 south N-llds
- western NeVv-Y ork partly clouoy a. oi5ort ~
5sr Followed by showers; Friday rain ana oo'uet' HI
rressug south winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

,. ,=zc5sl record from the Weather Bureau
ne .ess IN the temperature for the last twenty
show" - l - comparison with the corresponding GATE OF
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