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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-days Forecast.

washington Nov. The barometer has been high
over the Eastern Atlantic since the % During
u-sssy however pressures began decrease the
Azorss and tie barometer Is TOW falling slowly
The British Isles with indications q the approach Of
si---hs.cs from the Southwest. indicated in this
svropsis q Noverber ? The OF high barometer
that settled central part q the United
states On October q began give November 4 ard
November s. and DAYS q marked weather
s----v ever h eastern half Of the United States.
The ea-onerrsc depression ia; crossed the Atlantic
ssabos-a Tnu-zaay and Friday extends from the
Ca-aaian martins provinces soUtheastward over the
Atlantic II area Of high barometer from TIE northwest
Govern the middle and southeastern districts and
ba-ornetric disturbance occupies TIE Middle western
s-e Northwestern States.
During tie next TWO days stormy weather viii pre-
v.r aver ne Middle Atlantic Ocean, pressures VIII de-
csasa over ths British and high northwest Wncs
VII diminish the western Allal-I- 49,
s.s-s-n narz 81 the United the Temperature
-,1 slowly II TIE central Fa-egs a-l1 ne
fsEs reelon weather VIII 5e warmer, "ltn ram II
IF 80 80 N7ddIe ana North Pacific ths
fsiG SUNDAY followed sunday light and Mon1ay ~ q
a. re New-EsaEIand coast, northwest winds VIII
sf-.Irsh IL force the Middle Atlantic coast ne
vfras wi BE- fresh becoming varlanle q
fts south Atlantic Coast fresh ncrtheast OF tne Jul
A. va-able shifting fresh southeast aid On ne
uppsr lakes increasing southeast.
Storm usrrirrs displayed on the NeW-EnElal-
coast fran Cape Cod 70 Eastpo-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
ORDERS ISSUED.
Washington. Nov. The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.

Washington. Nov The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
The following promotions Of officers Of the artil-
lery corps are announced:
A9crEcaI. ". voGDEs. to colonel; ROBERT. + PAT
ROWAN, to major; CONRAD Il LAMA. TO cap
The following assignments are announced:
Colonel WILLIAM H W. JAMES, 70 18th Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel HOBh1.I X BAILEY, to 25th
Of inspector general to Department os the Mis-
souri for assignment station.
The following transfers made in the coast
artillery:
Captain MARCELLUs c. sPnlKs, from unassigned list,
Captain MORRIS X. BARRoLL. from 10th Company
SD Company
FRS, Lieutenant SOLOMON AVERY. II. from 1o3d
q BslinoTs for aAs s5 duty Vs. 70 A''y district OF
First Lieutenant HUGH. b MELGIN. assigned to 1osa
Compals, coast artillery
board O: ofBcers to consist Of Major General ApHA
adler General GEORGE / GILLESPIE. chief Of
eng-neers: Majors GEORGE W. GOETHALs. general
STAFF and GEORGE F. E. HARRISON, artillery
corps . appointed 70 proceed 70 Guantanamo Bay
and Bahia honaa cuba sHd other points to carry
NAVY
Captain J ?. MosER and Commander : P. Law
EE:S-E-. commissioned.
Commander L G HEILNER additional duty as CON-
rnaudart q naval base. Guantanamo Bay.
Lieutenant cOzanaa2aer POTTS. bureau q steam en-
gizeerng Washington
Laeute1ant Commanders p S. GRIFFIN. p. ". HODGES
6srached the Chicago: home ana await orders
Ensign H. c. COOKE. detached the Chicago: home and
15sp.enant : Z REID. detached the Mononsahela; to
the Minneapolis, star Of Rear Admiral Wise.
st,asaigrnan A. CAMPBELL Jr detached the Chicago;
sadshipnan a STATION. detached the caiosgo to the
surgeon D \ CARPENTER detached the Chicago; home
assistant surgeon R &. CHAPMAN appointed
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MRS. sARToRIs MAY HAVE FAIR PLACE
Office Of President of Board of Lady Man
ayers offered to Her.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l

6. Louis. Nov. Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
who came here Tuesday 70 remain, as she an
rouaced until after the Worlds Fair viii probably
be appointed 10 succeed Mrs. James L Blair
President 81 the Board OF Lady Managers OF the
exposition. Mrs. BIairs resignation has been ten
Geres. Il is said. 10 take effect December s. TX
Senator Garter. president OF the National Fair
Commission who has the power 10 select Mrs
PAIRS successor. sent fo- Mrs. Sartoris 10 come
here and has held several conferences with her
this week
i Is said that 10 member OF the board, except
Miss Helen Gould IS acceptable 70 the National
Commission Tor president, and Miss Gould has
twice refused the place. Senator Carter says that
AIrs. Sartoris has not REUSED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
ALExANDRA's TRIBUTE TO VICTORIA.

Lordon. Nov. In memory % sthe best CT
inothere-i-- l2g~ Is Queen AleXaudra's tribute 20
the late Queen Victoria. Inscribed on q memorial
s1st erected the royal rnausoleurn IL Frogr1ore
near windsor. The memorial Is a beautiful statue
q The Saviour seventeen feet high sculptured and
sent frsm Denmark AZ The expense Of Queen Alex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
ASSISTANT CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Washington. Nov. Tine Navy Department an
nouuces that an examination Of candidates for ap-
pontment as assistant civil engineers viii be held
at the New-YOrk Navy Yard. beginning On Novem-
Der g Candidates to whom permits may be Issued
should present themselves before the medical cfE-
Ger board at that place at 10 o'clock a. m on
that date The professional examination viii &C.
curv 2 bout ten faVS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

Should be read DAILY b al Interested as chsrses
Foreign week ending NoVerloeI IA 49,
viii close (promtty al easel the General Postocs
fellows: Parcels Post MANS close hour eaTex team
closing Parcels R1sL HAS tS-E
many close 1t p. n. Wsdnes1ay-
Aatls close n
ion Iaeer than closing tnre shown below eN
cent mat Supplementary Nails Tor Europe anu Cenrral
America via Col0a later az Foreign STA
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FUNERAL or BISHOP sgoNnEt

Helena. Mont. Nov. THE BODY u Bishop
Bronde Was laid 20 rest IN vault beneath the
Cathelrcl o. the sacred Heart to-day The ~
neral was largely ATTENDED. Arch a.shcp Alexander
Cirlstie 90 Portland. said pontIGcaI requiem high
mas and Bishop EDWARD O'Dea. OF Seattle.
e--S1ed the Eermon-
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MRS. EDeAE E. CLARK.

c.a.- Ranids iowa. f5ov. The wife OF Edgar
= C1arl Grand Chief OF the order OF Railway
Conductors Of Ameri,a. and a member OF the
Coal Strike Commission. died to-day after long
,unsss she was fortv-hve years old The funeral
viii take place in III city On A0h1aE a4'e'A001-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACTFTC

CT-BA-VIa Florida. closes this oics dsiyY eSc-7r
THURSDAY. Al a n co1necsilE mails Gloss
here Wednesdays and Saturdays VIA Tampa and
Mondays Miau1J-
MEXICO CITE.-Ovsrlald- unless specially a1t-sese1
for dispatch By closes t1.s otire caily.
except sunday at l.se P N and llSe ? N sun
avs ~ I 2 m ard II 80
OUNDLAND-Bv rail 70 North Sydns-. s1t
thence closes A. oGice daily go
. connecting nails close here every Honda5.
Wednesday Saturday,
closes az this otlcs AT 50 N every Tuesday
BY rail 20 Philadelphia and thence By steamer
closes this oTice at ~ 80 D every "Wednesday.
MICU EL.0N-Ev rail Boston azd
closes az this once daily az $50 o
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GCATE4AI4S-Rv
rail New-Orleans. and thence BY steamer. closes
this ofice daily. except sunday. 41;3o ,.
and I'll go ? m. sundays 400 . N ana III
? connecting man closes here Mondays a.
411-30 . NJ
COSTA RTCA--By rail 20 Sew-OrI-aus. srd thence ~
steamer. closes this ofrcs 6aiiy. sxes7r SUNDAY.
fI-30 . N and I'll 30 . m. Sundays a rf.0a
? and III 80 ? N tconnectins mail closes nrrs
Tuesdays az t11.30 . NJ
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,,e,Ir.coL JOHN D. ADAIR.

c-A,.,go Nov Northumberland John Dun
-. Aastr who was member OF General Grants
$50, tn N. Civil war died at his home hare to-
DAY from pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
Special Notices.

s5.0eo.0o Be paid for right ear "a inches ionr
- fzchss vide perfect curves and fuil oos Eas
ray from either female ant nus, e rom
person IN -erfeer reai-h. Ofers ~ rail c0nsleso-
Dr. a L. NELDEN. - East zstn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
FORECAST FoR TO-DAY AND MocSDA

TCRECAET FOE TD-DAE IND Al-ENLai-
70 Heu-Enelsnd tsir to-day are Monday; warner
Monday; diminishing northwest winds
For western New-Tork Nsw-Jersey District Of ColuT-
bia Delaware and Maryland. fair to-day and Monoayi
warner Monday: ught northwest winds. becoming
variable
r1r Eastern Pennsylvania fair today and Mondsyi
warner Monday. light 70 fresh northwest "inas' %
F5- Esste-n New-York far to-day and Monday
warmer Monday, Light fresh northwest winds De
coming varable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM Z. ELKINS.

Philadelphia. Nov. William L. Elkins the
traction magnate and fnancier. died his
raer home. at AshbourGe near here, tonight, from
a complication OF diseases Mr. Elkinss Illness,
which became alarming about three weeks ago,
dated from last spring. when he narrowly escaped
a violent death. 4 heavy iron girder. which was
being hoisted 70 the top OF q new oa1ce building az
Broad and Chestnut SITS, Of which ne was part
fell to the ground just grazing Mr.. Elkins.
who was passing. The shock seriously affected his
nervous system. The immediate cause OF death
blood poisoning. added TO which were kidney
trouble rheumatism and rheumatic govt
William Lukens EIkins was born near wheeling.
". Va, of Quaker parentage. on May 2. 1882 his
father George ". Elkins. being one OF the pioneer
paper manufacturers Of this country. The family
went 70 Philadelphia in $50, where William was
educated in the public schools At the age of fifteen
he became entry clerk in a store. a year later
he engaged in the lumber business at his own risk.
and meeting with much success when a freshet
swept away MS stock IN 1852 he engaged IN the
produce business IN this city, and after years
experience returned 70 Philadelphia There he
entered into partnership with Peter Saybodt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
PROBATION AGAINST YELLOW FEVER

Washington Nov. AS a precaution against the
spread Of yellow fever at Fort Mcintosh, near
Laredo. Tex. the commanding officer at that post
has been authorized 10 move the troops to some
safe point and 90 into camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

wilton Laclzaye and company OF forty actors
and th.rry sUperrurnerartes Jeff here for Hart
fore, Conn. yesterday - nr06uce The PIT there
to-norr0w evening. Scene and dress rehearsals
VII BE- held there tonight and tomorrow. Two
hundred employees q local Hartford Insurance com
Earies 20 appear a. brokers In The PIT scene
Ms. Frank Norris and q party u friends leave
performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

- Id. nve-aee fer corresponding Gate q last
- 81 sve-azs fr corresponding date Of last twenty
re s+l4s -. Fair to-day and Monday. warmer
Aonday. light fresh noftANss' "---s' Ds--s $40
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c7osE-on Friday November 8. 1903. Ellen N. widow
- fa-e Tosepb 3 Gloss. Funeral services az
80 -s=i5ence No - Prospect Place. Brooklyn. y Y.
- sur iay November g. az : n Iaterment n
Greenwood
v-.pvvE1I-sutdenIy. on Friday. November s. John K
18th % ME Funeral services
e. ha iass residence The Chelsea No % vest -3dst.
% S-.nday. sth inst, at 550 p N Lnterrnert az
Corring y. Y. Chicago and Corning papers please
rrAR~-suaasnly on Friday. his residence. No. 81
E-rneral services az TIE Ascension Memorial
-L---~ 10 245 43d-sts on sunday ne 80 inst.
SS.T5 o'cI5ck Newark IN y papers please COPY
--.v a, raksvt,le Conn November s. Mary 10
Gi-A 1. svo-d widow Of Noses ". Gray. II Tie s0th
vsar % age
,-.pPrsoN-At Brzttleboro Vt. November 5 1903. n
s6+6 wear OF her age. Harrison
80 IsFs 55overnor 2 Harrison. % Connecticut.
E-s,e-af ssrvices held at her late residence
ass Crown-st Sev-EIaven, Conn. on Monday after
noon. az go o'clock
Drc1YAONDs-At south Orange y. =. Sovenhe-
ie0s Lewis K NcClymonds. aged 81 years N0rics
OF funeral hereafter
Nr~o~rEy-At Stanford Conn, on Friday November
1qo7 William Worssl- only child % Harry S. ard
Ina McC,nkey. aged 70 yeaEs Funeral service wiz be
aSv Al go . m Cincinnati and Baltimore pagers
please copy
pr-ssru After short tIIaess n Ocean Grove y J.
a.. sgss- v beloved vie Of che Rev Wiil.arn H
Pusssu Funeral sunday, AZ ?. lntermeat n
Greenwood
sEEfY-on Saturday. November :. 1903. Dr. william
wallace his late residence Fourth and Broad
way Cancinnati. Ohio. II The 66th year % his age
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Religious Notices

ST AGNEs's CHAPEL. TErSrTY PASlsH. e-d-ss.
49, Cofurabus- ave-Rev. " =. MANSLNG. D >
vicar services az the regular hcu-s The Vicar -
preach Al II and :
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rFAvsArT.ANr1c walls.

WEDNESDAY-At 7.S0 a for Netherlands direct -e-
Rotterdam Cnail Be directed Per $ . aet-
$50 a IA ts1ppernenta-y 10 a.
Europe. per Majestic. via quesnss9a az - a ~
for Denmark direct. e. Heills G-4E N---t -.-7-
De directed per s g. HalIs OlaV'G -
TFfCRSUAY-At = a.. France. rer 8 g. Ia Ia-
cogne tuaiI for other parts OF europe uil-l
per s. g Ia tIesc0s1s Ar t-ei A
tsuupIerneuta-v % a. EGg0ue. > Le1tsSl-
land Plymouth ChsrbCurE and Haulnarg- az
2. IA Tor Azores Islands. per Renl1salar. 1zsl1i
New-EeCfor1.
SATURDAY-At r1r EJro1e ger = 8 81 Lous
via Southa11pcon t-na Ireland letter MAJ Cor
COL 1e directed = - LOUIS a.
supplementary 20 a for Europe. per a 8
Carnuania Cuee1stov-. a. $50 a. m tor Belgium
9frect. al direcred
Va6erlard'1- 1850 p n fJr scotland direct
per Columbia mail must be directed per 81 =
Columbian
After tie closing af SuoulenantarT Transatlantic
af4itI0raI supp le1e-tary Walls ara
opened on the piers % American English. Fr~nrh
ana German steamers. until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A. Conan Doyle. jerome X jerome and Israel
ZzngWiu al appeared q few days ago II London
ir ire cast o. Zs1gwiIs comedy Merely Mary
A-n, , fo- purposes q copyright Zangwil vas
Tie sage manager also. and Conan Doyle the prop
errE boy Mss Robson IS a. present pia yllg Mere
~ Mary Arm" b. TINS country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

,-ox.u,ber 4-Ths Nero from san Diego for Panama
N-,veunber e-The Alert. Diego cruise; the
NSevyr,o-r. Jacksonville Savannah Maine
IRON Martha-s Vineyard for Hampton Reads
Nove1ber The Scorpion. from Newport for Narthz $
Tinevard. the Machlas. frcm Beirut Port said.
the Newark from MontevideO FOR Puerto Nitar-
TIA Alert ordered 10 Mare 70 60 OF c0mmis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

A SUCCESSFUL PLAY
always attention The bargains offered among
those Little OF the People attract Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN TINS diagram Thte s5s ,S1ss seIf-
pressure Indicated hy Ane
recording barometer The dotted l.ne s1SMs
ture e. recorced b the local Weather bUlsA@
TIE following o1hcisl record from ne "es--e -,
shows the changes the temperature ~ -
tv-enty-fouF hu1rs comparison Wiz D"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
Tse the Only Genuine
Died.

MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER
A great refrssher IN hot weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. Nov. THE following movements
Of vessels have been reported at the Navy Depart
ment.
,Sov.-nAe- The Atlanta Colon: Minneapolis
Hampton Reads the Baltimore. a. Puerto Plata. the
EaEle. a Port Royal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

sr-NDA7-At SO n f1r s. Ptsrrs-S1I1usiou- P~-
steamer North SyGuey.
TTESDAT-Ar $50 a. N {s1Dleuentary 1879 M for
Costa Soiltn FaHtfc
ports. per AllancG. Co.sa tmas4 Cor ss.-tse-
rnala r. directed per 2. Alancd'l ~ I'D
q H. f5r Brazil. Der s s. British Prince. Va Pernan
buco RIO Jauair0 and mail for northern razi
Arrerrina. CruzLay snd Paraguay must ue directed
per British Priace'} az y "a. for BaTsaass AM
Northern Blazil. per Cearelae. va Para ali MI
aos at L2-2g p. complimentary $50 M for Der
Izl1a- Thomas. 81 lFaX- Leeward and Wtni3Uard
TslanGs. British. Dutch and French GUIANA. per q =
Fonta5eue lal GRENADA ard Trinidad must - d.
reC-ea ''uer s. q. FlEtaoelIe' D..
TTfI-RSDNY-At $50 for Barbados and Braz4l %
Capri. Nacsio Jsneiro sl4 sa-tos mail
Northern Brazll, Uruguay AID raraSoay
must directed per =. = Capri. az a N ror
Cusa per luau for Mexico. va Prosreso.
CanrecEe and Vera Cruz must be directed Per . e
Orizzba'J. y n. Complementary u % M tor
-icc. must directed per =. > Niagara
FEIDATAt so , far Bermuda. per steamer rom
Halifax
SATURDAY-At $50 a. supplementary ESQ a. n D
for Porto Rico curacao and Eenezlela per 3 = Sall
Savauila ard Cartagena u1st Dc dlrectet
per Caracas'J. at a n Tor ArEsatlHs Crsz.-sy
Paraguay, gaslilas az 800 a. N tsaQlr-
uentary 1870 M for Fortune Islaac Jamaica Ss
aalia and CartageBa per 8 alta. a. 10 a. n t2r
Cuba. peg M0rro castle VIA H7vana. AZ 10 a y tr
Grenada Trinidad and CIudad Bolivar. PEI Mara
cas-. 1850 a. N. Complimentary ll-S1 a. n for
Inagua. HafI and santa Marta per q = Asnoes az
1870 :. for Cuba. per s. = Oinds- VIA Havana
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Death notice. appearing IN The TRIBUNE VIII be
snub,sshed in The Th-WeekiJ Tribune without extra
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TIE TRIBUNE viii be seat ~ rlal % any sf1rsss
this co1rtry asread an a1ress changed a. o-.-n
Geslrea. scbEeF1-i11s zaay Es given - y9.ir s-s1
dealer hefnre iea---z u more confenisnt manu- q"
In az THE TRIBUNE once
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HELP!
CANADIAN VETERANS TO MEET.

Help of all kinds is to be found in the Little Ads
the PeoDI~-"
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FOR a. poiats tas Cnltsd srstes Canaea snd sLszo
f-r-sts TIRE t1rc1eis u Manhattan and re hroaxl
Also cuba Eddwau ana The Pali1ppin-t
withour extra expense Cor foreign postage
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POINTS ia Europe a7s al countries n tie
Postal Cric1 THE TRIBUNE WI oe Hlai-e9 a. 80 -
loving rates.
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The wooaIawn Cemetery

Is the most accessible cemetery q the -etrcp-
els BY Harlem trains. trolley carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Csnt-aL Let's
sold at Sis up. Send for Illustrated Book
let. or ~ request a representative VII call
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Man srhz-riacrs IN Ne~-TorE CRY % ne DAILY All
TEI-WEEfsLsT wiz De charged one eenc COPY ia
postage q a1ei.ion 70 ths named above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world-wids-known IN
.eraker only place Of business ethaNe 4nG Ast-
.; largest n world Tel Is-Isth-sI
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
In the Tropics.

Thiak o. slying "armaii'o atT"
when lou refer to turkey time
Think of tanning yaugrelf WITH ono
hand while you pass the "sapodillas'
on tho "dia dc gracils."
Then spend the afternoon trying 10
get cool IN the shade OF a palm
DO ell this and imng.ne Il IL Thanks
giving day-if zoo can
Yet that IS what Uncle Sans proc.
lamation has brought to thousands ot
rs children
Without tho silver treble ~ a single
sleigh boil. az the glory at q football
0rht. THANKSGIVING remains Thanks.
giving sim. n but the noble bid g.
spared 20 us. Bare rs the attic nay
be. II the charitable visitor send hut
neatly pluched bird and kindlIug
wood heaven will provide tho match.
and Thanksgiving day IS a reality.
Ina gine however. sitting down 10 n
table colily furnished forth with
baked nrmadillo, which" Sir Walter
Raleigh tells az. hath scales like %
tho rhlnocoros"
No wonder tho Porto RicHns and the
Filipinos were suspicious as thcy
were. M aret-of this feast day. They
bad no childish memories OF ion~ SNUG
.idcs tucked down under n buaalo
robe along with the foot warmer and
basket of oranges; Of the delicious
sunwnndded bumps over uneven roads
IN tie Journey fo cra-draq They had
mover grown hoanc with yelling on
the side lines. nor roasted chcstnuts
with their Couriuf-Cr someone cl8c's
while the di.' iudcycd nearer and
nearer % tho Friday that mc1nt "nO
moro Thanksgiv.lg los another year 81"
Tniplnos. accustomed 20 tlc emrty
holidays OF the Spanish calendar.
found n hard ca 6rst to believe in tho
good Intentions Of % "Hosia" that real
iv meant "fa1st" The glorious
Fourth. tho "Cultro de- Julio aa they
call IL. with SIS arccrackcrs and half
Gay ~ idlonos7 lts dana and its
scrrcrtitlaus cooEnght In tic evening
! had introduced NO novelty. They took
90 u rs duck 90 It's hereditary NTH
pond. 10 viii require as many moors
for them % develop n Thanksgiving
tradition aB % learn how q wear a
frock coat without IT'S sngging. And
when they 10. u win have to DO tn.
ditinn OF yams and baked barana and
guava instead ~ cranhcrrlos. and
paim.icaf fans instead ri buffalo robes.
n win always be-. IN short. tho dreamy
costa ~ the tropics NJ 81 dcrrees
IN tho nhode. instead Of tho brisk en-
thuslasm of the Northosn Tbanksgiv.
ing.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

The committee on military affairs
rom the senate continues its hearing
a the case OF Gen. wood behind closed
ioors. though, as pro- csicd hy SEMI
Tor Scott. the members ui the commit
zee are able 20 20 10 their homes at
Ter the Sessions and read IN the news
papers the details OF the evidence hey
ire working 80 hard to keep secret.
II nay be stated that some OF The
allegations against Wood are 81 a
highly sensational character and In
volye transactions which VIII require
full explanation before they can be
dismissed. They include the juggling
~ important contracts. excessive
charges Tor an kinds uf public works.
fay0rltlsm 10 relatives. the granting
NJ monnpolls'ic concessions 10 gam
bling enterprises. the disappearance on
priceless properly from the palace al
Havana. the illegal Use or Cuban funds
for matters aud things hat had the
sanction or Gen. Wood alone.
There VIII also Doe other charles. and
70 Is stated on excellent authority thlt
Or the committee Il fair and desires 20
ascertain the facts the investigation
Ciil probably continue for several
weeks. Many witnesses VIII have 20 he
brought from Cuba. Gen. wood him
sslf may d. forced 60 return from tho
Philippines 90 make defense
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

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