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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
TO MEET THE PRESIDENT.
HOnOHrdbles -4rrire an Washington
King Edzcards Message.
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BrREAu. ]


Washington, Oct. 9.-The President will receive
the Honorable Artillery Of London at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The English visitors Will be
accompanied by the Ancient and Honorable Artil-
lery Of Boston and the Minute Men OF this city.
The London HOnoura bles. with their Boston
cort. arrived in Washington from New-YOrk this
afternoon They were met at the station by Gen
eral Corbin and Major Green. and were escorted 10
Pennsylvania-ave. 10 the Arlington Hotel by Troop
Z Of the % Cavalry and the Minute Men. The
street lined with spectators and the march
to the hotel enlivened by martial music By
the Cadet Band. of Salem. which accompanied the
visitors. The Earl Of Deubigh marched at the
head Of his command and Colonel Sidney NJ
Hedges at the head OF the BOstOnians. The two
companies will remain in Washington until to-
morrow evening. Arrangements have been COM
pleed for the reception OF the visitors at the White
House tomorrow. The President will receive them
and few invited guests il the East Room. The
hand Of the Engineer Corps will furnish the music
at the White House while the Marine Band will
play in the grounds
The Earl Of Denbigh sent the following cable
dispatch to King Edward from NewYOrk last
evening.
Tho King. London
Pleased inform your ma jesty four days visit Bos-
ton successful Saturday visited Providence.
Great reception. Enormous enthusiastic crowd IN
Boston for church parade sunday. Yesterday saw
Comulsndant sent respectful greetings your
majesty Great cOrdiality everywhere toward your
row and President receives US. DENBlGH-
This afternoon the following message from King
Edward received
Earl Of Denbigh. commanding Honorable Artillery
Delighted TO hear how enthusiastically you have
been received everywhere and IL IS very kind OF
EDWARD. r
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ARMY. md NAVY NEWS.
KENTUCKY MANGUvREs END.
General Bates Reviews the Militia and
Regular Troops

Camp Young West Point. Ky. Oct. 9-Thou-
sands Of men IN khaki and blue passed before
Major General Bates and his staff to-day In the
presence q large crowd The twice deferred
view OF all the troops Camp Young a brill
liant affair IL practically brought TO close the
combined mancRuvres Of the regulars and militia
which have been IN progress for ten days. The
n-.lLa VIII begin breaking camp tomorrow.
The umpires to-day discussed the manOuvres II
which the State troops participated. II the
general opinion that they had been OF great oene-
n 70 the troops but that most Of the militia
U1prepsred for severe work. Colonel c. A. Britton
representing Governor Odell OF New-York, who IS
here 10 gain Information the value OF the
InanCeuvres. said many OF those troops came here
for university training when they had never had
common school education II military affairs
Colonel BT1ttOn distributed printed slips contain
Ing q number OF pertinent questions be filed in
by the line and star officers Of the National Guard
IL which they state their own opinions and those
q the enlisted men concerning the work done.
These answers will be gone over by him and a
port based thereon made to the commander OF the
NeW-NOr National Guard and Governor Odell.
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RoxBURGHE WEDDING IN NETWORK

TBY TELEERAPB TO TIE TRIBJNE-T
Neu-rort r l. Ocr. ct now begins TO look as II
the wedding Of Miss May Goelet and the Duke
81 Roxburghe ~5uld take place in New-York after
all on the death Of Sir Michael Herbert Mrs
ogden Goeiet gave orders to keep her Newport villa
open but to-day she directed the caretaker 10 close
the house the latter part of next week This
IS understood TO mean that the wedding VIII not
take place in Newport as was expected. but in
Nevy-T0rk Mrs ogden Goelet and her father
Richard r. Wilson. viii leave for New-York to
morrow 20 arrange for the opening OF the Goelet
city mansion. They viii return in few days ana
make preparation 10 leave Newport next week
Miss Nav Goelet Is still IN Newport. She has LETT
or the deep mourning she put on when the news
came OF she death OF Sir Michael Herbert but Is
stu wearing black.
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TO ENJoIN BROADWAY TUNNEL.
Merchants Engage Counsel to Appeal to
Courts if Ditch Is Pushed

At Yesterdays meeting Of the legal committee Of
FIVE appointed by the anti-ditch committee repre-
serting the business interests OF upper Broadway
the law firms of Goodwin. Thompson & NauderpOei
and Zabriskie Burrill Murray were retained 70
en- ioin any attempt that might be made 70 con-
str1ct a rapid transit tunnel through Broadway
from Fourteenth-st. TO Forty-secOnd-st. The com
u,fttee at the meeting which took place the
Office Of Ar Hay man. in the Empire Theatre
Building. composed Of Mr.. Hayman. chairman;
r. n. Moore president OF the New Amsterdam Ma
tional Bank. ". r H. Martin Of Rogers. Feet &
Co. Edward ?. Hatch. If. Of Lord & Taylor, and
Nathan Straus Of r H Macy & Co
On just what grounds an injunction. should one
become necessary will De applied for. was not dis
closed MI Hatch. after charactertZtnS the ex-
poitation OF the opposed route as using the by
p,otheuuse OF the triangle. suggested that routes
along Seveuth-ave. and HudsOn-sr., On the West
Side and Fourth and Lexington ayes. on the East
Side logical lines along which the tunnel
might be constructed. The auti-ditch committee.
added Mr. Hatch IS still awaiting word As 70 It's
promised hearing before a committee OF the Rapid
Transit Commission
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f-auaH Ia2a- China AMI Philippine Islands vir "a,
F,rz1csca DAILY a. g. m u1 20 Orf..~r
+I8 inclusive Tor dispatch NDDrn Mara
CHA and ja1a1 Via Tacoma close here daig s %
D II. o. October I'll. inclusive. f1- clspa--h PER
Hawai- "a san Fraacls-o close here saly $50 . II
% 20 October IL -1iJsve t-r -is2a,ch per q = A.
rs,-e ~ Japaa "a seattle close daily %
r. N - % October FL. Inclusive tor ls-afe@ per
49, ra11a China ard Phiupptn= Islands. san
E-enriqco close daily az CD p ~ - 20 October
80 Inclusive Tor t--la-cn pr 8 e. -lnrl@
Rect suf Na-1ucsas Islands VIZ 7aa tttlrisca -.1ss
80 dav az ESQ p. up % oc-onsr ~ tncilslv-.
80 s. -. No. : Mlrposa-
~ 1900 ,--r-af.a except Wegrl- Ne7v-Caf eeor.
$50 - Hawaii. VIA san rranclac1, Close
ia san October -. Inclusive 80
tis2atch B Pc eaf = Ne-Zea,and not a-riv,
go A. a. NJ s'u a. ~ az 80 r. N sun
Slls-iE. .gn pr ard ESQ g. .1-uiu -
caSs ~ ~ -var1ci s--l tae arrival 90 Csnarf
steamer ,t. VIA san Francisco close here s.,,v ~.
Phiigplhe h. 1 20 Inclusive or tsga. = -
$3.50 states tralai'F.
China -, daly $50 q. ~ 20 October - -
close Iffsra $ Impress
elas.s "a Unitsd states Pos-aI Agency a, snanxs.s
ehA1ss r--xartet Va Car-1af
earn9. ~.rcept Fr Islands an1 NsV--al-ssuia
Ansl sE.,ouxsr Victoria p c., close 1aliy sr
- N - November :. trci1sivs. FOR disp.tea
Per s.1sss otnervisc Addressed West Anss-afia !.
arsst Europe ard Nev-Seai1nd ard Philip
via san Frgrclsr--Lrr 0I.-ae-t r11fes Philip
49, snerfaiIv addressed -V.a Europe
n@ prepaid AZ rl. f.lell. rates ls4wal
,--,xaraed Va F-4ngis.s eNt'is.t.ly
f1rsardesl Co selling tally
sna the schedule % CLOSING Is arranged on the
go or n~ir overland
.. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN Cuf~T. Pos--11ster 4
0esso@cN xsu-rarx. n. z October Z %A Il
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington. oct s-The Atlantic storm has in
creased in intensity remains on the VIZ
gnis northws-d advance has ap
parently checked Increasing pressure
Canadian Maritime Provinces New gland
-. Lawrence valley
4 notable Of the disturbance excep-
tionay heavy rainfaIls Jersey Eastern
York q depth 1O2 inches being reported New-Yorx
city during tnlrJysix hours The
reported the North 20
Southern New England have ranged from ffty-two miles
an hour at Block Island seventy-tvo miles at Cape
Henry
The warnings that displayed Thursday were con-
dangerous character or the storm
= far can be determined the q
s--rrn will Carolina during
dsv causing north and northeast gales Middle
Atlantic and Southern Nev-Eugiand Coast and high
northwest winds Southern Atlantic
and Northern Atlantic Coast districts
fsf- Fricay and Fair weather viii continue
valleys during SATURDAY
Rain occurred Friday III The Middle ard Northern
Pacific districts AID the rain viii probably
extend SATURDAY. the middle and northern Rocky
Mountain and plateau region
OF the New England Coast winds will be hEh
northeast. On Middle Atlantic high north. On
Atlantic Coast brisk 90 high northwest the
Gulf nor-a northeast; the
brisk north the upper lakes winds shifting
storm warnings displayed Atlantic coast
Jupiter Eastporr- the
Middle and Northern PacC Coast
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports viii
have northern gales and rain 20 the Grand Banks.
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OFFICES
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MINOR CABINET APPOINTMENTS.
Duke Of Devonshire's Nephew Financial
Secretary . the Treasury.

--'-ao-' oct 3.-Nictor Cavend.sh- nephew
ard heir - the Duke o. r,e,-,,,s,f-e has been
appointed Financial Secretary 10 the T-easury
Ear P-cy. Under Secretary for India. eldest
son ~ The Duke q Northumberland. has been
appointed Unaer Secretary for Foreign Affairs
The new Cabinet ministers have assumed their
duties, the seals of Office having been exchanged
81 q P-iTy Council meeting held bv king I'd
ward a. Buckingham Palace this r1ornfnp An
The retiring officials and their SUCCESSORS were
pres ~. with the exception OF the Duke %
Devoushlre. the former Lord President u the
Council and Mr. Arnold Forster. The r-.v- -.
rotary Cor Wan. The latter was ludlsrggas and
-se former VAS suisrc u-Ltly received ii -.-fs-l
1lerre bv she King.
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ARMY.
SoRMERILE 9Th infantry 70 Plajjsbu-g Barracks.
Contract sugeae TREDE.TIck y 9 JER -J.I to
C77a-lsin DAVID Law FLEMINGTOH 18th Infantry.
CAPTAIN EDWARD P IVES signal corps report 70 chief
sigma rt7ceT. Washington
N.,o- JAMES B HOUSTON. payusster. to Washington.
The following changes in the Ouartermaster's
Department are ordered:
Colonel CHARLES a H. MCAULEY; nov en- route
IT - va ne auar:srnaster general
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H. MILLER TO Chicago
IS cni4f 4uarte-rnasler.
Ca-rsia DAVID s sTANLEY quaTterna-teT 70 'hicsEo-
cous-sr; Surgeon FoBEET l FbIrs W" Ill upon r,e ne
IN - 80 -oste - FORT Myer. proceed to Fort sam
cola5.l rIExnr Il. C. DrSwooDr. signal corps to
80 HExRY W. STANFORD. signal corps to Fort
- ,ss-,-.-.,, 7r7oRxE sTRAYER I'd Infantry.
t-ansfsr-el - 2e,h Infantry-
NAVY.
q, $1,000. y p PERIL 20 the Atlanta.
Lieutenant W G HANNUM Getiredl- to navy yard.
- slsersn- Surgeon r. w. TYRE to navy yard.
&c W Y. Il ROSE. detached Panther
81 r5ns,-uctor : p REURET 20 Navy Department
MARINE CORPS
cp y LEoSA s ss to IsP5f 81 oq 9Sr
~ ~ the waite House during the coming winter
WHITE. one month ieaF"-
e-4--- .-.e-sn- + : wILTsE. ordered report a.
Nf---e Rsrracks Washington. october . instead 0f
October = -.--
--.-,T GEORGE C. REID adjutant and Inspector
-''' ---~t--es leave from Octoher 10 u
- -1--rs J. MAGIII. assistant at'ntsnt ana II
1-o- ar.ontes member marine examining oo--'
WHshugt1u -.--- -.-...
TO- ...-,-. colonel WILLIAM r BII,D!.E- aiIrnted
--g5ar- IL marine examining boarc. p" ashli-s'A
-. Lieutenant T. A UDEI.L. leave granted one
T'.....,,n, JOHN C MUIR granted leave. 9Th to
-.- 49,, - r...s
First 49,. Re leave q Fi-st Lieutenant MUIR
&c. witch return 20 FliiadeIHa-
- r. d. cARPENTCE detached ION, ma. me "'-
49, >--D York. sui ordered fo Els-A
no.. -..,.....-t Rr-sT = WAlL-A1r; Ir 49, -. t,-sst
J if-- -..--l..- Ns1g Tors. Haai of--.'' Sd WAS"
.lg-lu. -. ..I-- re.la-4t
-. n lltfaio recruiting once. - san IA
FIRST Lieutenant GEORGE 4
navy yard. League -Al@I-- ., 100000 .-,-, r,arfns
r.. rt,.-a-- HARRY LAY cetsenso LI3-. I4@''Ns
- -, Sev--York and ordered % "4-.'''1''
Captain THEODORE ~. - Nerfslk
Frs, rss,,--ant E A GREENE detaen 1., I'm marine
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VANS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC Ex-EFr
TRaNSP A-IFI-

---pA-vf. Florida ofn-e daily er~s--
q m connecting --sirs -
re Wednesday and Saturdays Tampa. "a
MONDAYS VIA Miami
1890 CITY Overland unless s1eo aiiv ADDRESSED
~ a fasrv
--1-4sv Il 7. 20 o N. and q 80 2 Suudavs ~ \
,tv FoJ SDI.ANp-By raj 90 N-rrh sydney anz tse-~.
closes q this Office daily
1-rrectuE MATS close here every Monday. Wesnesesv
nd Sa-Irtavf
- a. r-.c- "a 6gp q every Tuesday -
urfIat-I-rla- ar rneEre steamer -f-.-.
+-i- ,fF-s AZ 90 b. trelues,lav -
NrTOT II O,~-Ey raH Boston. and fv
-,-sss AZ -a!s -fFce daily ar $50 = 81.
-,-r rs pr FgTD tJITIZ ard GEArFs1f AT.A-rv IA
- Nav ald Thence o. closes AZ 49,.
,+E~a dalv EXCEPT sunday. @f.s0 . ua arf - s,
n S-rEays 20 3. and I'll 80 D. m. f-r--.--f--
nail closes here MONDAYS ~ III -ae D.
r-t-TsA pft.A-Fy Orleans. and -ra--.
s--a-1a~ closes This or daily eVr-r. sr-Isv -
+; 81 70 On I'll 80 D. sundays al ff b h a.
+rf So connecting nail closes Iue7Fs - az
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a WEDDING.

The wedding Of Miss Margaret Grace Moves.
daughter ~ the late DIT Henry D. N'yes' ',i','
Francis Sessions EIutchirs took place in the brlcN
I.rfstyter.au church this city. on THURSDAY o"-
ing 20 recent bereavement in the family OF ,H1
bride the invitations were limited to the mos "a
innate friends and there was no TeceP"o1- Is
bride was given away by her pTotneI ,hs brotber
Clinton Moves and the best man Was TX. SSoJS--o
Of The bridegroom. Grosvenor Hutenn.Sh A q Paw Dr.
nus Ohio The bridegroOms tatileI - bsiT,,-
= e Hl.rbins performed the ce' eIilD,.g' % iSs
- sssted ~ The Rev Dr. Richards pas'0i "a 'As
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LYOSS-on THURSDAY morning Octooer 3 1903 81 re
residence of Mr.. and Mrs A r. Goodwin. Boston,
Mass. LuIu Kafhryr beloved wife q Wallace Fo-fsr
Lyons 21- and youngest daughter q Va. and 2rs
Charles ThOrl@v Funeral service az No. I'D West
- - sunday Afternoon the Ita inst a.
O'Clock
PRICE-SuddeniT F-ltav. October 2 L06. william
Augustus Price husband o. Zoe G. Tornpson. OF No
Mount Morris Park West Notice q funeral h--esrter
SHAMBERG-Ia thfs city. Jacob shanbsrg. aged 81
yesrs b-iove,. husband Of shaTnberg- Fal-rsi
services his residence. No > West 6stn-sr.
sunday morning. OBJ Please omit towers Pitts-
burg papers phrase copy
October g fef1 tire Rev. Charles Z Shepard. u. ..
he TN gear Funeral BE- neld tn-
Rsformsl church. Hasnruuck Heights SATURDAY. Oc-1
Der 20. 1873 nc a-rival Of train leaving West
Twenty thrlst- View ors. o. 80 a. and from
C-lauberss fargv ar 953 s. NerJerSeJ ard
New York branch % the FE1e Railroad
TAYLOR-on October 1905 a. Bell View Farms Dro-
dee y. r. james Emmett Taslor. brother % Ms
Clark Bel in the 7Jth % bis Ills father.
Edni Taylor. and E-audather, JaEn Taylor cio
q TIE early settlers - Yates a1d Steishen
He uf~.c1E Dearerst and brother
- EeH. ESQ q the Ne7vv1rk city Bar TgneraI
30 . On October % le.lS
TT-BBS-At Mo1tclsi- y J. on wednesday October ?
samuel Welsh Tubes his I'D year Funeral services
wiz held the chapel % the First Congregational
church. saturday afternoon. az I'D Carriages VIII
arrival ~ D. La ard " train leaVing foot %
Barciay-st az 10
WINANS-At late residence. 10 ~ West fisfn-st
on THURSDAY. October 1905. Man Hickman. below a
wife % 3a-nin ". Wirans Funeral private
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SENTENCED TO DISMISSAL.

Washington. Oct captain George E. French.
18Th Infantry, stationed at Fort Siocum. New-York,
recently tried by court martial the charge OF
conduct uubecOming an officer and q gentleman
a consequence u intoxication. and sentenced to
he dismissed from the army. The record OF the
proceedings and the findings Of the court martial
received the War Department to-day. ana
viii 1e reviewed D. Judge Advocate General Davis
with = view e the submission OF the 70 the
Tl-aaa- a. f.r
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.


Washington. Oct. 9.-The following movements
OF vessels have been reported 10 the Navy Depart
Iueut:
ARRIVED.
October s-TIe Maine at Newport News
October s-The BrllruS CayIts the Buffalo at
Hampton Roads
SAILED
October G-The Gloucester from Santos for RIO.
October q-T'he Nevy-Orleans from Nagasaki for
Yokohama. The British cruiser RetrbutiOn left
Boston for Halifax.
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COMMISSIONS FOR ENLISTED MEN.

War Department to-day that thirty-fOur enlisted
men recently examined at Fort Leaveuworth for
appointment es second Heuterants in the army
successfully met all the requirements. and Will
shortly be commissioned, and that most OF them
viii probably be assigned TO the infantry.
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should - DAILY al interested. chsuges
nav az tlmeJ -
Foreign mails Tor ending October lo. lS-l.
will close tprouUy Ge1e-al Post me-
lows Parcels earlier
cosing time shown Parcels Post Mails f1r Ger
many close = D m Monday Wednesday and Friday
Regular SIuuIenenrarv Mails close STA
ZION half hour closing shown below teN-
that supplementary and ts-rr-l
America colon. cIoss later Foreign sta
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SPANISH INFANTA HURT.

Muuicich Bavaria. Oct. 9-The Infanta Maria
Mercedes sister OF King Alfonso Of Spain has
sustained slight concussion Of the brain By being
thrown out OF q motor car here to-day.
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vss CLEVELAND MOT Ill.

Princeton \ J.. Oct (special) Mrs. CleVeiana
: not AT All IN so member of the family declared
,n,s evening She has simply gone to Lakewood
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'ALLOMBROSA'S DUKE.
Eldest Son Of Marquis de uores Suc-
ceeds to HIS Grandfather's Honors

bF 'ne oea'h o. the old Duke o, vsrlor,bros, btv
grandson. Louis de Mores vb q, - 80, -
~ "'' - anu "Ao mas an American r,,other he
coiiies D"Ae VI Naiomorosa and OF Astnarf bss,5ss
liHeI-''he tue mar qulsates OF There's and of Mon
S'' anu number OF minor disnitjes He il
eisu'ee years olu' and and IS now in this country
win "'s "io'i'ei' uhe widowed Marouise de Norss-
as eIs'ei' VINO was 70 have made her debut in
Ne" oih S"S'e'y this winter. and his Younger
oro'he'- MS Hother was Miss Medorah Hoffman,
Oh Ne"-iO'h' whose father is member OF the
Ohloh ,luO' WINE her mother maintains the Amer
cah fepuIauoh OF d gracious hospitality at Paris
anu on the fNiN!era, where she has a beautiful
villa. The late Marquis de Mores father of the
young duke VIII De remembered in this country
-h connection win MS ranching and cowboy expert
eEces. and likewise in connection with his nm
fortunate cooperative ranch. slaughter house and
butcher enterprise in which he sunk a large
amount Of money After taking an active part in
the anu-Semluc crusade in France he in the
FACE or the opposition Of the French authorities
embarked on foolhardy expedition which had for
It's aNowed OBJECT 10 cross the desert from Tuuis
TO Omdurman, on The Nile. and bring relief and
assistance 10 the Khalfa in his struggle against
the English and Egyptians under Lord Kitchener
De Mores was robbed and murdered by his native
Tuareg escort soon after crossing the Tunisian
border and his widow has spent large sums Of
money in recovering his body and bringing his
assassins to justice. While the young Duke de
ValIombrosa is. like his father and grandfather.
Frenchman. his titles are Italian, having been con-
ferred on his great grandfather by the Crown If
Sardinia at the beginning Of the last century. The
family traces its descent back 20 JAYNE de Nauca
who died in 1870.
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Highest temperature yesterday GO degrees lowest %
average 81 average for corresponding -s-e last year o.
a-sage correspond East ,Wf-fy @fe ears .
lra coracast-R Cay pro-aals c.-aTng suncas
h.-n northeast wines
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STEPHEN

T.iI: LOBBY OF sTEihaN
.FLAEH, JE,
of West Orange and Newborn
.oII.ctinx I'm person Of e"ri"- OF al,
especially Indian reiics- In
Tribune.
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

The TRIBUNE vii % ny mall 20 any sttr~.- n
country abroad. address changed otter
Subscriptions be given your
dealer before leaving II congsnient. hand tan
THE TRIBUNE Ofcs.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE
Miss Millward to Come Here November 2
Miss Christie MacDonalds New Piece.

Miss Jessie NIilIward who began her first season
as a star in Hartford last week in cone'y oy
r c. Carton, called A Clean Safe, has net
such success on the road that Mr.. DiIllngheHl NJ
manager has arranged with the Shuoerts Icr tne
a. the Madison Square Theatre. and Miss Millward
III ,-re7r there on November . Miss MiIlward
"a SUPPORTED BY J. II. t+iImOur Another rH-InoeT
- he cast il Miss Drina De Wolf who appears as
r.avorsbire servant. To quote the press agent. "a
distinct departure from her former Hne y c-l-
Cieavor'- The press agent IS probably correct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

=
Ter New Erzland rain and high northeast winds to
DAY. Sunday. fair In north. rain south portion.
For F=u-sy lvs1is. District % Columbia Dela
ware Maryland. TO-DAY and possibly Sunday.
hizh winds
For Eastern York today probzsiy clearing
SUNDAY. nigh northeast winds
FOR N-v-Jersey. rain TO-DAY ard possibly sunday nigh
north winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Nsw-vork
na-tIv cloudy probably rain today fair and
S,rr5av. brisk north northeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
RAIleoAo MEN pEPREcATE HASTE

London. oct. s.-Delegstes o. the Auaslgzmatee
Society q Railway Servants. in session AZ Peter
bcrU-rh representing most o. The railway employees
q ire Tinted Kingdom. passed a resolution to-day
Es follows
viewing ai-r alarm the proposed Gseal changes
-lrrlGEoe1 UE lIr. fhanDrIlalI AND believing thai
tLcy would add 70 tle burdens - the working
classes and prove Intellectual ia serving The pTts1se
90 imperial rlts congress. while viewing vita
some concern any increased rapport OF InanufaCt-
lred goods. CONSIDERS that before any scheme OF
ts4tation j. adopted there should be q thorough
inquiry. ia which the Industrial and commercial
s4<Asss should be co-Saltsc- --