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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-13

First Lieutenant FRANK b. DAVIS Infantry.
9TH Infantry.
The following assignments OF infantry officers
nouned: Captain JOSEPH W. GLIDDEN. 70 9th,
Company +. Captain JOHN r r. HANNAY. to 1Ith.
Company h: First Lieutenants ELVERTON E Full
I.ER 18th: WILLIAM =. NELLY, to I'D: FRANK
II. ADAMS, TO 18th; GEORGE &. LEWIS. 10 LIST.
Company D: WILLIAM II. PATTERSON. to 18th,
@, DAVID A LINDSAY, to LIST.
First Lieutenant ALEXANDER MURRAY. assistant sur
geon. to Fort Crook, 10 accompany 22d Infantry 10
Manila.
Major LUTHER r. HARE. retired. report 70 Governor
Of Texas duty with militia for four years
Captain FRANK NJ PERCUSSION. artillery corps. De
tailed member examining board az Fort Monroe 'i0s
Captain HENRY .. DAVIS. artillery corps
Captain THOMAS ". GRIFFITH, 18TH Infantry. trans
2Ith Infantry, Company D
First Lieutenant BASIL. y RITTENHOUSE. 1lth CAV
aIrv. Department Of the Missouri, pending ar
OF Troop b. 18th Cavalry.
Captain EDWARD O. 9. ORD. 9TH Infantry. found oy
retiring incapactated account or disaOiIily
retirement announced.
Captain ROBERT l. HIRsT. 18th Infantry TO Fort
Douglas adjutant.
Contract Surgeon PAUL H. IUD1SGTOS TO Eagle Pass
relieving First Lieutenant PARK HOWkld- as
sistsrt
Ceptein II 3 MANSFIELD. detached Naval War Col
lege; Washington member Of naval examining
retiring boards.
Lieutenant Commander J. p. PARKER. detachet the
Panther; the Columbia, "a executive officer
Ensign L. SHANE. to the PURITAN
Assistant Surgeon r. X. MCIAANAHAN detachef Naval
Hospital. Mare Island: home
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CHARLES j. G. HALL.

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TMBUNEi
Saratoga y. y oct. 12.-Charles Joseph Golding
Hall corporation lawyer. If New-YOrk City who
came here several months ago with impaired
health died to-day one OF the local sanatoriums
He was in his ffty-seventh year and suffered from
chronic nephrits. His city residence was No. 124
West Seventy thrC-st and his law office. No. pol
Broadway. He was a member Of several clubs
Including the Manhattan. the Democratic and the
Tilden; was the first president OF the West End
Association and for number of years was
tary of the Colonial club Mr.. Hall was at one
time vice-president of the BROOKLYN Elevated Rail
way. The funeral will take place in Bethesda
Episcopal Church here Wednesday afternoon and
the body VIII be taken TO Sew York CITY.
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MISS BARRYMORE IN COUSIN KATE"

New-Haven. Corn. Oct. L (SpeciaD.-A packed
and enthusiastic house received MISS Ethei Barry
- =, -, ., the Hyperion Theatre. In a new
l-,es,. cousin Kate" by Hubert Henry Davis
the new play s. witty and fun Of situations hang
in. uDon a double love affair in an English coun-
try house Grant steward. Bruce Mefea Harold
Er.u NJ 'TboUas Whiifen. Clafice AgneW and
Anita Roth formed excellent supporting com
pany. Mr. brohman, Johh q, D ~. ans,.ncs Dairy
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

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Italy direct, $. LOubardia mail
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lesEn lN HARLEM AND ExcgLsis.

he Inhabitants OF Harlem not TO be neg
.ectec. for Mrs. Flske. acting the West
hlo Theatre,-Where she was received. last night
YIN copious applause. Mary - Noedsla.-WIn
'ss'oW upon Them. next Thursday afternoon.
special Performance 80 Mr. Ibsens colioquy bout
-ieoea Sabler' This boon ought 10 be app-e-
mated Ia the rarehsd intellectual strata of lTarl IA
W, according 10 the printed statements OF this
~--Aent actress. the character OF Hedda Gsbler at
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.1ue LITTLE PRINCESS" AGAIN.

Miss Mile James began her second season ia
,,.-,os "a Dulinphams production or THE Little
Princess" at the Newark Theatre last evening
The charming play presented by almost 'e
same cast as last year At the Criterion ana SAVOY
- - ra,,os ts TO make tour OF the prin-
ciDal cities West as Oinaila, - -'' 40
e -NeR-York enlargement az ONIIsliIIaH.
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GENERAL GRANT GOES TO FORT RILEY

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 12.-General Frederick d.
Grant. commanding the Department of Texas and
about twenty other regular army officers including
seven umpires from West Point, Ky. passed
through mere to-day their way to .the msnoeu-
at Fort Riley Kansas. The umpires include
Captain W II Johnston OF the 18th Infantry
Major C. A. linn, of the engineers: Colonel w. ;.
Schuyler, Of the I'd Cavalry; Colonel T. G. Robin
son, of tie 9Th Infantry; Captain 5 F. Allen of the
Field Artillery; Captain VI. ID. CIOssInan. of the
18th Infantry, and Captain J. r. Thompson. OF the
18TH Infantry
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ATTACHES TO WITNESS MANGUVREs

Washington Oct 12-Lieutenant Colonel w. H.
Birkbeck Of the British Army. and Captain Dad-
ley X De Chair OF the British Navy. who have
been specially detailed by he British Government
TO attend the manoeuvres OF the army and organ
lied militia Fort Riley. Kan. reported to Major
General Corbin. assistant chief of the General
Staff. to-day and received letters Of introduction
to General Bates, commanding the Department OF
the Lakes. who will DE IN charge OF the coming
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". l.. ELKINS VERY SICK
He Has Blood Poisoning-THree
Doctors an Attendance

Philadelphia oct. 12.-Wiliam I. E1l.,rs .h,
has been sick for some days. was reportad tbts
afternoon to be suffering from blood noisonirv
His condition is serioIs, and not even his i'm
mediate family is permitted to see him Drs
Keen. Duhring and White are in constant at
tendance.
Mr.. Elkins's trouble is said to be caused from
wearing tight shoe, which aggravated a corn.
His condition late this afternoon was said to be
improved.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEFr
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

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PRESIDENT OF NJ, K G. T INJURED.
Thrown on Rocks by Accident While Direct
ing Men at Eastern Point.

Gloucester Mass. oct. y (speciaD.-Henry c.
Rouse president Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad is seriously I'll at The Ramparts. Eastern
Point the result of fall upon the rocks Mr.
Rouse was giving directions to men who were try
ing to save boats anchored off his home wheC
rope parted and struck him. throwing him down a
cliff. Besides Commissions on the head and body. he
has a dslocated shoulder and Il badly sprained
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NOTABLE ACTORS NOW HERE

Richard Mansfield. Blanche Bates
John Drew. Mrs. Flske.
William n Crane. Rose COghlau.
Tyrone Power. Grace George.
+. II. Sothern. Mrs Carter
Charles Hawtrey. Maxine Elliott,
Lawrance D'Orsay. corona Rccardo.
Charles Warner Fanny Brough.
Edward Harrigan. Annie Irish.
Orrfn Johnson Mrs Neamsns.
George ArIirs Margaret Dale.
William Collier Lillian Russell.
Percy Brook CarlOtta Nilsson
Charles Kent. Florence Read.
-T-,eosora Hamilton Marie DreSSler.
Aud~avC Mack Josephine COhsn.
Si6ra, Herbert charlotte Wiehe.
I = 'Dodsop Cecilia LOTUS.
lanes T Powers Alison Skipworth.
Weber and Fields Adelaide Prince.
FrlIe- Mellieh Mary Madden.
Marshall Z Wilder. Fay TemDletOn.
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Pos4oHice Notice

(ShouId be read DAILY By an Interested. changes
may a
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that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America via Colon. close hour later Foreign sta
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

WASHINGTON Oct l2.-Tbe following movements
of vessels have been reported To the Navy Depart
ment: -
october 1.-THE Nashville at Colon
Octoher I2-The Nanshsn a Hankov: che Lebanon at
Norfolk.
October Io-The Nero Csllao for San Diego
october 1.-THE Vicksburg, from Shanghai for Nan
king
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Collier Will Try Yet Again in "A Fool and
His Money"

William Collier is going TO try again Personal
and Are You My Father having failed him. he
will appear in George Broadhursrs farce. "a
Fool and His Money" which successfully
played last season at the Madison Square Theatre
Mr.. Collier will take the part played by Jameson
Lee Finney, and Mrs. Collier Will be seen as the
Slavey. played originally by Miss May Vokes
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LIEUTENANT SHERIDAN HOME.

San Francisco Oct. I2-Iieutenant p. II. Sheri-
dan. OF the Fifth Cavalry. son Of General Sherl-
dan. has returned from the philippines on the
transport Sheridan. just arrived after year
campaigning Lieutenant +. T. HaZzard who won 9
promotion BY his work with General Funston IN
th,, Dture o. AgtfnaIdo also board.
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David Belasco and Oscar HammersteIn found a
lesson the fact that the spectators who throng.d
in front OF the Lyric and Herald Square theatres
last night forced sell seats below box Of
fee prices. Mr.. SOthern and Mr.. Mansfield are
OF the most popular actors our stage and II
cannot be sold at d premium for their OPEN
ing nights Mr.. BelascO said II surely shows that
90 far as the theatres ara concerned. money rs
tight
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MISS ISABEL M,KENNA ENGAGED.

Washington. oct. I2.-Justice and Mrs. Mchenna
announce the engagement OF their daughter MISS
Isabel McKenna Pitts DutheId, OF SeT- s o,A'
Mr. Duffield IS a son OF General henry VI DuineIu.
Of Detroit No date has been SCI ior the "soo'hs'
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BUsHNELIl-At RidgeaeId Conn. Sunday. October H.
1903: Abby j. widow OF Charlie. ! Bushnell Funeral
Interment at Greenwood Cemetery a. convenience OF
Charles H Goliath and dsps4'er ot me late David B
her hone Tuesdsy' 0S'ober Il. o'clock.
GI.AssFoRD-At the residence OF her son-in-Isw. Dr.
James p. Boyd. No 49, Washington ave- Albany
late Henry A. GIasssoTd.
GRAC1B-In Paris on June :. Constance Julie Oracle
Stance Schsck oracle. Interrnent at woodswn on
c %SGPsia station ' at los N
HUNT-At Mount Vernon. y. 7. October II. 1903
Richard B. Hunt. IN his I'D year. Relatives and
residence. No go south Eighth ave. Mount vernon.
JACKsoSon SUNDAY oetSeeT Il at No ma, Is Ff l%S
ter Of Howard B and Annie Mc1intock Jackson in
torment a convenience OF family.
N Der To- Thomas s. beloved husband q Anna n King
Ps s tn the 4. s NO Of a7 on TUESDAY
morning october H. at 1920 O'Clock
ANNIE Ss N se s year L Of ss H
at the convenience OF the family
al. ,Y. on M Nc Sc. y 9
Of his age Notice OF funeral hereafter
osrRANDER-suddeuy. October 10. 1905. at his rssi-
son Of the late G Y b ostrander- Funeral service
from ST Matthews Protestant Episcopal Church s4h-
1903 at 10 a m.
sEWALon October II Marta G.gss2 e.. so 10 9 ser.
residence haywood. y. !, Wednesday. october -
1870 a. m.
baIf tne se l5 Esa6sh widow q Isaac
Sherman OF Hew-York. in the 18th year q her age
sTARR-On Saturday. October 10. 1898 Lucy ". widow
Of the Edgar P the S4th yesr q her age
funeral services win held the home q her son
Charles Starr. No. 16 Carnege-ave-, East orange
Tuesday October 10. a 80 p II
TAYLOR-On Monday. October u. at lawrence. Long
Island Laura Ophelia, widow Of George ELICIT Taylor
esq and daughter Of the late William Henry Jspason
ESQ Funeral services az ST Marks Church. New York
Thursday. October IS. az O'Clock
TROwBRIDGE-On Sunday evening October II. 1898 at
the residence niece Mrs = n. iOunsoery. Plain
field. y. J. l.. Trovbrtige IN her I21
services Wednesday. October H. A. o'clpcS
a Georges Parish House corner FrenRin and
WoOlsey SITS. Astoria Long Island
wIrJ,ETs-On SATURDAY. October 10. 1913. John T. Wi
let's y. Of Howard and she late Mary kinzsiand
Macy Willets In 18th year II his age Relatives
and friends invited 70 attend - ianerat az The
o father. Gedney Farm. White Plains.
X Y. on Tuesday. October &c. al o'clock ,. m
wi. b. N at White Plains station
o train lesvlns Grand central sta
ton q .. n. Internent at WoodlaWn
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EDWARD &. HARDY.

Boston. oct. L tSpeciaD.-Edward r Hardy.
brother OF Arthur Sherburne Hardy. United States
Minister to Spain died suddenly this morning at
his home in Auburndale OF apoplexy. lie was
graduate Of Amherst. and Stuttgart Seminary, and
prominent IA insurance circles.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. oct. I2-The Atlantic Coast storm has
moved nOrtheastvard and central this evening east
OF Boston. Rain continued In New-England and
Eastern rain has been followed by clear
ing veath Middle Atlantis States. The baro-
metric depression that occupied Western Texas sunday
night moved eastward and extends this evening
from Arkansas the West Gult Coast The cloud and
rain area that slope OF the Rocky
Mountains sunday extended the lower Missouri
Mississippi Ohio Valleys. the lake region, the South
Atlantic Middle Gulf States the weather
was fair Monday The temperature has fallen de
ctde-lIy from Kansas Texas has risen generally
west Of the Rocky Mountains.
on the Pacific Coast the temperature Is considerably
above the seasonahle At points In the in
terror California maximum readings OF 20 degrees
OF above reported to-day
The Indications that the Atlantic Coast will
move rapidly northeastward toward Newfoundland.
that the Southwest disturbance will
Middle and Lower Mississippi and
the Middle States Tuesday.
Along the New-EnglaDd Coast high winds vii!
the winds will light and variable: the Gul,
Coast fresh from the southeast West Coast
fre=b northwest. and the Great Lakes light and
variable shifting fresh Lake Michigan
s1eamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
haze brisk nor northwest winds partly CLOUDY
TO Ora Id Banks.
storm warnings displayed New-Enziand
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CAPTAIN S. /. STAUeER.

Hutchinson. Kan. oct l2-Captan 5. l. stauber.
who first lieutenant IN charge OF the troop or
Michigan cavalry that captured Jefferson DAVIS. Is
dead Al his home. here.
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Highest temperature Yesterday. e. lowest So ayarsse
6s for corresponding year. 81 average
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. IS.
Local forecast: Fair to-day Wednesday, fresh
northwsst vtnda
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MRS. ISAAC M. SH ERMAN.

London Oct l2.-Mrs. Sherman, the notheT-lh-
law OF Mr.. Bradley-Martin, died at MS country
place at Bslnacan Invcrnessshire, to-day.
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The W GOD avn Genet cry

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Thirty minutes from Grand Central. Lots
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Murray Il Lanman's Florida Water
Beyond question
the best toilet water IN the world
Married.
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Tribune without extra charge.

CONSET-T-MORROW-On Monday October "A a. the
residence OF the brides parents. South Orange.
by the Rev Mr.. Nichols, Carol, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. James McC. Morrow 10 Lyndon Rutau
URT1SS-SHERMAN-On Thursday evening October
:. 1903 at Puritan Congregational Church. Rroosiyn
y. " by tho Rev. Livingston l. TAYLOR. Anna Louise.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Holt sherman TO
William Fitch Curtiss. OF Brooklyn, y. Y
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Byron Douglass who has been starring IN the
West. has been obtained by =. b. Dillingham; man
ager Of Maxine Elliott. in Her Own Way" 10
replace Arthur Byron when the latter leaves the
company 10 star in Major Andre"
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Oct 1.-THE following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
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Bushnell Abby J. MAILER. William II
Goliath. Phpbe 4. OstraudeT. Thomas z.
GlassfOTd Maria r Sewsll Maria c. II
Oracle, Constance J. Sherman Elizabeth
Hunt. Richard b starr. Lucy NJ.
jackson Mary r Taylor. Laura O.
Kingman Thomas = Trowbrfdse Helena I.
Levy. Sampson RI. WiletS. JOrn T.. Jr
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For Nev-England. east. clearing in west portion
70 day; Wednesday fair high but diminishing north
winds
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Delaware and Maryland. fair today and Wednesday
light north winds. becoming variable
For Eastern New-York. fair to-day and Wednesday,
fresh northwest winds.
For Jersey to-day Wednesday. light north
winds becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylvsnis and Western New-York fair
increasing Cloudnsss Wednesday. light vsriaGls
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-13
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.


And the stars are OLD.
AND the leaves ~ the Judgment Book unfold -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-13

/ 1903. Abby J: widow OF Charles Bushnell Funeral
Ridgehsid Tuesday. October H. At 23O m.
Internsnt Greenwood Cemetery a. convenience Of
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