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New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington Feb. 1e.-The storm that central
over West Virginia Sunday night has passed off the Vir
ginia coast that on the Texas coast
has moved northeastward with great rapdity and in
creased development extreme Western North Carolina
continuance of rains and SHOWS from the OHIO
Valley and lake region eastward and southwark
Heavy rains again fell in South Atlantic and Gulf
States In the Mississippi Valley and the South
west the cleared, while in the west 1t mas
been fair The cold spread to the southeast
ward and temperatures 10 to "a degrees below
The seasonal average throughout the entire country
cept in Atlantic States They have risen consider
ably in the Central West and extreme North
.
There will be snow Tuesday morning In the Middle
Atlantic States. and rain the South Atlantic Coast
followed by weather There will be snow Tues
da in the lower region New-Engand. followed
by fair weather Wednesday. Elsewhere the weather
viii Ia generally Tuesday and Wednesday. except
in the extreme Northwest where sno" Is probable on
Wednesday.
The cold wave Will reach the Atlantic Coast during
Tuesday with temperatures freezing point lower
as far Central Florida, and close to zero over
The extreme Northern districts 1t will continue coid
wednesday in the states. the Ohio Valley and
lowe, lake region 1t will be warmer in the West
Tuesday and Wednesday. Wednesday in the
Mississippi Missouri valleys and the Gulf states
on the New-England and Middle Atlantic. Coast the
winds will bo high north; the South Atlantic Coast
high west to northwest the Gulf Coast fresh to brlsk
north probably high the cast portion and on Lake
Michigan fresh northwest.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports VIII
have northeriy gales and snow to the Grand Banks.
Srecis Forecas-Additional food warnings have been
issued for The Fttsburg for the Red River
and the rivers of Georgia and Alabama , o.
storm warnings are displayed on the Atianuc Colst
from Jacksonville end the Gulf Coast from
nd TaTe warnings are displayed in the Middle
South Atlantic States and the lower lake region $780,.
port we're issued . 0. Monday from Wilmington TO
New York Warninrs Of freezing temperatnIes for the the
warnn=s for Cahfornid
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For New England to-day, probably heavy;
Wednesday fair, much colder; high north winds.
For District Columbia snow Tuesday morning fol
lowed by clearing and much colder, with cold wave
brisk to high north winds; Wednesday fair continued
cold
For MARYLAND to-day, followed by clearing, ex-
,ot IN the mountain districts: much colder. with cold
wave rrisl to high winds; Wednesday fair con-
cold.
For Delaware turning to to-day. Followed oS
fair and much colder during day; cold north
gales Wednesday fair; continued cold.
For Eastern Pennsvvania and colder to-day. fol
lowed by clearing cold high north Winds Wednes
day fair. continued cold
For New-Jersev snow. much colder to-day follow ei
bv clearing cold wave north gales; Wednesday fair.
continued cold. ,-
For Eastern New-Yok, snow and colder today; cold
wave. north gales: Wednesday fair continued cold.
FOR Western Pennsylvania. ~ day colder In south
norton cold wave; brisk to high northwest winds.
" fair. continued cold
FOR Western Nen-York snow to-day. with cold wave;
hrsk To high north winds Wednesday colder and gen
orally fair
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
"DIE MEIsTERsINeER" ON FRIDAY.

The 'Meistersinger," which but for the indispo-
sition of Mr.. Anthes would have been given last
night will be given on Friday evening instead Of
'OteIlo," which had been announced. MIR. Anthes'
having recovered will sing the part of Walther Won
StoIzing Mr. van Rooy will be the Hans Sachs
and Nine Gadsh will interpret the part of Eva
The cast will also include Nine. schumann-Heink
and Messrs Bispham, Muhlmann and Blass.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Parcels Post mails close WeInssdaf
per Bulgaria.
TJ-ESDAY-At $50 a. m for Italy direct. per 8. -
Napoif (rlaiI be directed Cttta
di NapoIij a II q. for Denmark direct per 3 =
Island must be directed per : >. Isand) ,
wEDNESDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per -
PhiIadelrhia. via Southampton: 7.3O tor
Netherlands direct per Ryndam tnail must be d.
rected per Ryndam'D; at $50 a supple
nentary 1880 :. M for Europe. Per Germanic.
via Queenstown
TFURSDAY-At 7 a. for France. Switzerland, Italys
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece. British Indls
Lorenzo Narduez. 8 :. L'AqUitaine HaVrs
mail for parts OF Europe must be directed per
LAquiJaine') ,.
sATURDAY-At a for Belgium direct. per = s.
NadsrIard mail directed per : 5 Nader-
Iaud''t: $50 a. Complementary 10 a. NJ zoe
Europe. Lucania. Queenstown at . M
for ItaIy direct, $ s Neckar (uau must bs d.
rerted ''per s. Neckar').
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes prlntet
matter commercial papers and samples for Germany
onIv The class OF mail matter for other parts
Europe be by this ship unless specially
After the closing the Supplementary Trans Atlantis
above additional Supplementary Mails ars
on OF the American, English. Frenc1
and German steamers. and remain open until WIthla
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Should be read DAILY ty ali Interested. changes
occur any tiue) - -
Foreign malls week ending February 81 l9O8s
will ~rompy all cases) at the General Posct
Office follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour earR
than closing time shown below.
Regular and supplementary mails close at forssn sta+
tion later closing shown below (eN1
supplementary malls for Europe and CsntTal
America Colon close hour later at foreign staN
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
ALBERT PFAFF.

rerIfn. Feb 16-AIbert Pfaff. who decorated and
furnished most of the great transatlantic liners OF
the Hamburg-American and North German LloSu
COMPANIES. died yesterday. He hequeathed ABOUT
$500 600 to various charities
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
BAR ASSOCIATION BUYS LOT.

William j. Roome has sold Tor Charies .. An
,a..s No 10 West Forty third-st.. old dwelling
bouse OF, lot o. 6x0o5 feet. to the Bar Association
The association owns plot adjoining its home
1t intends. when 1t has need or larger quaTteIS' 10
erect an addition to its homo the two plots.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

conve7fence OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
arrangements been made - keep the DaIlI AMI
SUNDAY TR1Bt-SE fls n The reading rooms OF ths
hotels named below
LO%DON-HotaI Victoria. SAVOY Hotel. Ths Lanshars
Hotel Carlton Hotel. C1ardEe's Hotel Hot4l Csef-
Midland Grand Hotel The Howard Hotel NorfolS-st-
aukrneut
ENGLAND-AdeIpht Hotel Liverpool. oussn.s Hotel.
Leeds. Midland Hotel Bradford. Hotel WetIinEt11s
Tunbridge Wells: Midland Hotel. Morecannbe BAY I:
Midland Hotel Derby: Holier's Sh7nkltn Hotel Iss
of Wight Queens Hotel Upper Norwood, Norfouc
Hotel Brighton; Royal Pier Hotel. Southsea Ports
sCoTIAND-st Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotsl.
Ayr: Station Hotel Durfries
SIRR4LTAR-T Hotel Cecil - a
PARIsTfoteI Chatham. Grand Hotel Hotel De LIls -
albion. Grand Hotel de fAthenee. Grand Mais0h %
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE--Fsfvf~ra Palae-s
Monte Carlo: Hotel Netrnp9le Rome Hotel de f1srs
nltase. Mohte Carlo; RoyaI Hotel Rome Grant
Hotel Rome italy. Cap Martin Hotel. MentcTe CO.
Hotel QuirinaI Rome Italy. Riviera Palace. Nic1s
COsmopoIitan Nice Kratts Grand Hotel De Nlce:
Hotel Beau Site. Cannes, Hotel de Londres Genoa
Hotel Florence. Hotel ROYAL Daniei Venice: Gran !
Hotel Venice: Hotel De In Vile Milan, Hotter savoy
Rossanigg. Naples.
ESGYPT-Ghezireh Palace. Cairo: Shephsard's Hotss
Cairo; Grand Continental Hotel Cairo.
PELGIUM-Te Grand Hotel. Brussels
GEPMANY-Nassauer-H Hotel. Wiesoade1; haiserft
Auguste Vietoria-Fad. fasoaden; Victoria ote
Strauss. Nuremberg; Hotel Stephanle. Baden-baae"i
Hotel Bellevue. Dresden
AUSTRIA AND SWTTZFRI RIAND-HOtel Bristol Eienhas
The BauT Zurich Ofc.al Information 5lre.
Zurich Cd Hotel National Lrcsrus; Grand Ho'ss
Hunearia. Budapest Hotel Victoria. Interlaken-
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WILLIAM r. TRIGG.

Richmond Va, Feb. 16.-William r. Trigg. presl-
dent of the Richmond ShipbuiIding Company, died
at his home here tonight, aged hfty-four years
He was native Of this city, spent his early NE IN
1nerrantile and banking pursuits, and was the
leading spirit in the establishment Of the Rlchrnond
Locomotive WORKS, as WeiI dS oA ILS ANI~N44O1iN
ards
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
PALM GARDEN SOLD.

Randolph Guggenheimer has sold to Annie Gold
stein the Palm Garden No 80 and 152 East Fifty
eighth-st.. adjoining Proctors Theatre for SoVVo'
The size Of the plot is 65x1O05 feet 1t is said that
the property will be altered into big dance halI
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Highest temperature yesterday, "a degrees lowest IS
average 81 average temperature for corresponding date
year. temperature Tor corresponding o"
last twenty-five years j. ..z...
Local and colder TO daS' coid HaFe'
north rslea; fair ana continued cold Wednesday,.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
pHINEAs HOWE YOUNG.

Salt Lake. Utah. Feb. 1s--Phineas Howe Young
Youngest son of the late Brigham Young ana a
well known business man OF this city, died sud
denly from heart disease last night He was forty
one wears old. His mother was Harriet Barney
Vn1rg a widow and three children survive him.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
MINING ENGINEERS MEET TO-DAY.

the f1jrfv-tfird annual meeting of the American
1rsr,ti,te Of Mining Engineers begins at Albany
TODAY Z L. oIcott is president Of the institute.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
Special NotIees.
NEw-YoRY CTY.

Mau subscribers 70 the DAILY ara TRr-WEEklr
will charged copy extra postage In ao0f-
the named abOvs-
THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed to Cuba. Porto Htcoy
HAWAII ard the Philippines without extra expense ZOE
foreign
For roi1ts in Europe and al countries ths Uni-
Union THE TRIBUNE mailed az ne
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
THE BOSTON ORCHESTRA IN BROOKLYN.

The Boston Orchestra will give its regular month
ly concert at the Academy of Music next Friday
evening. There will be two solo performers-NIme.
Schuma Heink and Timothee Adamowski. Fol
lowing is the programme:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribune self
recording The dotted line shows the tepera-
cure as recorded by the local Weat.,er Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the last twenty
or hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
last
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Overture The Water Carrier Cherubin
Aria from Titus Mozart
''Pibroch' orchestra. Mackenzie
Aria from st Paul Mendelssohr
Symphony No 5. in c minor Beethoven
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17
OBITUARY NOTES.

Chicago Feb. 16.-Denis J. Swenie. ex-chlef Of
the Fire Department of this city. died to-day lie
Iad baar i'll Of a cancerous affection for time
md i'm spite of his determined struggle not 10 give
wav to disease had been failing gradually
Baltimore Feb 16.-James Getty. vice-presldent
of the National Howard Bank and president or the
Ped q Oil Manufacturing Company, died to-day
from old age. He ninety-two years oid-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-17

Frank Worthing,
Z. H. Sothern.
Tyrone Power.
George Arllss,
De Wolf Hopper,
Charles Walcot,
John Mason,
Lawrence D'Orsay,
James T. Powers,
Joseph Haworth,
Jerome Sykes,
Robert T. Haines.
Charles Richman,
Fritz Williams,
Henry V. Donnelly,
Henry Woodruff,
Reuben Fax.
Sidney Herbert.
Edwin Stevens,
Andrew Mack,
Cyril scott,
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


TUESDAY-At 9@0 a supplementary fo50 a n
81 r Ktfe sT FHstaIs. St. Martins sritisb Dusca
1aaa Jaa fssnGR Per iea Amral 9 FaTas from Boston
f 7 F I9o - 10 a. m M o for ereTaa and Trai+
dad per $ Maracas: at 12;5o p m Complementary
per $. : New-Yor at II m Gsl2plen91entsry@ % @ i;$o
ward Islands. British. Duteh and French Guiana pes
3 Korona.j: at ii 80 p for Jamaica. per a.
Admiral schiey from Philadelphia.
cGss mail fer other parts Of Brazil Argentins Trl.
be directed per Syracuse y at A. m for Cuhas
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reced per :. Esporanza'). at Il m FOR Santiago
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Mails for Newfoundland, By rail North sydney. ara
thence BY steamer close this once daily At $50
m close here Monday. Wednesday
ard Mails for MlqUelCu rail Boston,
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ana thence by steamer close this once daily
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az D. Al previous day
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DIED.

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noes dsndrl1ff gives rich lustre 10 the Hair.
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ACTORS OF THE HOUR IN NETWORK
Among the players now visible in New-Iork and
its immediate vicinity the prominent are the

Biz nche Bates.
Julia MarlowC,
Mrs. FiSke,
Annie Russell.
Mrs. Gilbert.
Cecilia Lotus.
clara Bloodgood.
Eliza beth Tyrer.
ia belle Gilman.
Blanche Walsh,
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Minnie Seligman
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JeSsaIine Rodgers.
Jessie BEsieY.
Elita Proctor Otis,
Judith Berolde,
Blanche Ring.
Millie James,
Edna Wallace Hopper.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-14

EXCURSION RATES TO SAN FRAN
CISCO, LOS ANGELES AND SAN
DIEGO AT TINE OF MEETING
or YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY
OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Al
DENVER, COLO, JULY 9TH, 10
18TH, 1903.
For the occasion announced in the
above title eastern rain Dads Will sell
- San francisco and Ieturn, Los An
gees and return, and TO San Diego
Ina relurn, for one lowest norma
.lrst-class limited fare for the fond
zip Tor tickets gong and retu n4ng
I'D regular aIrect routes.
The uales OF sale are July LIST to
4Vth inclusive, flom territory east of
voIoIauo coIumUn poinls anu FL PasJ
and Da.hart, and July 18th 10 10th
inclusive, flom and inducing Colo
rauo Commo points anu III fdSo and
lamar anu west thereof. Purchasers
o. tuese tickets may arrive at San
cIanclsco, Los Anseies Or san Diego,
as Tue case may De, on Or before Aug
ust z0Ih. otup-over may be made west
OF Lo.olado, W. nIng and Texas
points anu east OF ~CaIiforuIa, wIlhIn
tulrty Gays from date OF sac. II
within California any time within 60
ing limit. h%eturnlng, they must leave
on da,e ticket is validated by JOINT
agent, and must arrive at home point
later than August 3lst, 1903.
Write to your friends in the east
and have them pay you a visit during
the period his low round trip rate
eAIsIs.
Any further information desired
will be cheerIully given by inquiry II
s.. H.. Kitto, passenger and freight
agent, at TINS point. ~6-:1-2wks.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-14

~ hardly knOt0 uhc' to say," she bcgan.
iured eyes to his. you VIII not think
] had anything to do with it. In fact.
my heart is almost broken. I'm very.
very unhappy"
lie vas still totally at sea as to the
cause of her strange distress. Per
lrlIs you'd rather not tell me at all"
he said sympathetically. His tone new
CT had been so tender. You need not.
you know"
"Eut it's a thing | could not keep
from you long anyway" she said trem
~rlously. In fact, it is due you-an ex-
PLANTATION. | mean. Oh. Alan. papa has
taken up the idea that we-that we
Ike each other too much. and
The life and soul seemed to leave
Alan's face.
u understand he heard himself
saying: "he does not want me to visit
yoh any more"
She made no reply. lie saw her
catch Il deep breath, and her eyes went
Up. The mulatto leader stood waving
his eddie and calling for the grand
march" in loud. melodious tones. There
was a ~scrambling for partners. The
young men gara their left arms to the
ladies and merrily dragged them to
their places.
Il hope you do not blame me-that
you don't think that r. But the clat-
ter and clamcr lngulfed her words.
"No. not at ALL" he told he-. But
It's awful, simply awful! l know you
are a true friend, and that's some sort
of comfort"
And always shall be-" she gulped.
You must try not to feel hurt. You
know my father is Il very peculiar man
ard has an awful will, and nobody was
ever so obstinate"
Then .Alan's sense of the great in
justice of the thing rose up within him,
and his blood began to boil. perhaps
| ought to take my name off your
card" he said, drawing himself up
slightly. IF he were to hear that |
talked to you tonight. he might make
1t unpleasant for YOU"
IF you do, | shall never-never for
give YOU" she answered in a voice
that shook. There was. too. a gl.s. en-
ing in her eyes as if tears were spring
ing. Wouldn't that show that you
harbored i'll will against me, when l
I'm so helpless and troubledf'
Yes. it would. and | shall come
back" he made answer. lie rose, for
HillhoCse. calling loudly over his
shoulder to some one. was thrusting
his bowed arm down toward her.
II beg your pardon" he said to Dol
ly. Il didn't know they had called the
march. We've got some ice cream hid
out upstairs, and some of us are going
for it. Won't o take some. Bishop"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Fifth Judicial District Court
Of the State of nevada, in and for
he county OF Humboldt.
In the matter OF the estate of Jere-
nian t%enton, deceased. Notice is
neleby gwen That the undersigned
a Deen ouIy appointed ana qaa.Ined
~ the Fifth judicial District Court
III the state OF Nevada. in and for the
county or Humboldt, ON the seventh
lay of July, A. D., 1903, as e~xecutrix
If the estate of jeremiah Fenton, late
Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached,
with the Clerk of the Court, within
three months of the first publication
Of this notice.
ELLEN FENTON.
E%xecutrix Of said Estate.
Dated July Z, 1903. TT sws
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-14

lie saw her start. Sic raised her
eyes to his almost imploringly. and
then she looked down. He saw her
breast hcave suddenly as with tight
ened lips size leaned forward to pin the
flowers on his coat. The jewels in her
rings flashed under his eyes. There
was a delicate perfume in the air
about her glorious head. He had never
seen her looi. so beautiful before. He
wondered at her silence at just such n
moment. The tightness of her lips
gave way. and they fell to trembling
when she started 70 speak.
II hardly know what to say" she
began. "l-l-you know | said the pre-
siding elder vat NJ our house. and
"Oh. | understand" broke in Alan:
that's all right. OF course, use your
own
nc. | must be plain with yoa.' she
broke in, raising a pair of helpless. tor