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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
HAMMOND GIVES $4,000 TO YALE.
Sheffield Scientific School to Have Modern
Mining Laboratory.
rBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE rEIrrvE.I

New-Haven. Conn. sept. 23.-Russeu Chitten-
den director Of the sheffield Scientific School
tonight announced the gtft Of a $4,000 labora-
tory for the school from John Hays Hammond
who was associated IN South Africa with Cecil
Rhodes as mining engineer. and who is now a
lecturer az Yale. The new laboratory viii be
used exclusively for study in mining machinery
process It's location on the "Shef'' grounds
has not Yet been decided. Mr. Hammond was
classmate at the school Of ?. ". Vanderbilt
who has recently assisted this department Of the
college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
READY TO UNvElL M'kINLEY STATUE

Adams Mass. sept. c3.-Arrangements for the IN
yelling C the statue erected In honor Of President
Mckinley a. Adams on October % have been prac-
ucauy completed. Many persons o; prominence
have been invited - he present. A feature OF the
exercises Will Doe singing by chorus Of voices from
the northern Berkshire district OF fa-orite hymns
and SONGS Of President ~ uEiu-ey- The committee
o. Eerrrrs has suggested that all who attend
The uTN-.llU- wear the red caTDa-l0r. which was
me favorltc flower OF III. Mckinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
HEALTH IN EUROPEAN CITIES.

Berlin. Sept. 23.-Dr. Karl BaIIod read paper
to-day. before the Interna tiona Statistical Con-
ference the mortality n large cities. contend
ing that cities having a population Of 1905 900 or
more, IN Western Europe. were healthier than
smaller cities because the latter's sanitary pre-
cautions far inferior TO those OF the larger
cities Berlin, he said. the most healthful and
London and Vienna Car1e next. Paris is the worst
OF all Country populations were the least healthy
but country people going TO the cities health
ier than tOwubred persons. While the rural pOpu-
latOns were stationary in Germany since ISL. the
cities had doubled their populations and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
THE REV. DR.. ADAM WALLACE.

Ocean Grove. n. J.. Sept . CSpeciaD--The Rev.
DIT. Adam Wallace Of Germantown. Penn. the
oldest Of the thirteen original clergyunen members
% the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church died to-day at his
summer horne IN Mount Tabor Way. DR.. Wallace
born IN Ireland in 1875. He TO America
when sixteen years old. Later he became the Edt-
tor Of The Philadelphia Methodist Home Jour
nal" and twenty-five years ago he established
The Ocean Grove Record" During the Civil War
he fought slavery hard with his voice and pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
Mr.. CLEVELAND HEADS PROCESSION

Princeton. y =. Sept. . lSpeciaD.-The official
opening Of the l5ith year Of Princeton took place
to-day IA Nsrquand Chapel The faculty. clad in
their academic gowns. marched over 10 the chapel.
headed 10y e0-Presdeut Cleveland. The exercises
were presided over 10y Dr. Henry Dyke. who
after reading passage OF Scripture prayed earnest
" for the Christian development OF the students
and The speedy recovery Of President Wilson. Dr.
Wilson has been suffering from congestion % the
tIruat and unable 70 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
The PEACE CONGRESS AT RoUEN.

Rousn. Sept 13.-The International Peace Con-
E-ess here to-day passed resolutions regrettiug the
acts az hostility committed by Germany and Great
Britain against Venezuela particularly the destruc
ton OF property which gave rse 10 claims FOR in
de--ity. expressing satisfaction that the warlike
ar- -ul- soon Welded 20 diplomacy and arbitration.
r-z.s-- the Intervention ~ tho United States. and
C1lLre- .La-f-z President Roosevelt and 1fr Bowen
their efforts tD bring lhe dispute before The
EE- tribunal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For the District Columbia, partly cloudy to-day ard
Friday; fresh 20 north winds
Tor MARYLAND. partly cloudy to-day and Friday prob
ably showers to-day eastern shore. north
winds increasing the
For Delaware. cloudy to-day, probably showers. IN
creasiuE rorth winds. Friday. fair and cooler
For Eastern P0nnsyivana parity cloudy today; cooler
portions Friday.
cart portion variable winds. becoming north ana ncTea
slowly.
FOR Nevv-Eag.ard fair today colder except in Eastern
MniI-. Friday partly cloudy. fresh brisk southwest
northwest
Fer Nev-J.rscy partly CLOUDY TO-DAY. probably SHOW
portion. winds. slowly
Crcassng. Frilay- fair and cooler.
For Eastern Newi- partly cloudy today. cooe- II
interior variable winds becoming north
showers cooler night Friday coast
IN interior
For western FeaHs FAIR aad cooler to-day; fresh
90 brisk ulT-h wines. Fri-av. fair aud
Tor Western Ncw-Tors. fair and TO-DAY. fresh
brisk Forth vUrs. Friday. fair. n p0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
RUTGERS FRESHMEN, sEvENTYsEvEN.

New Brunswick. y. y. Sept . (SpeClaD.-Rutgers
College reopeaed this morning The freshman class
numbers severty-seyeu members. that number hav-
ing qualified ont Of uinety-hve applicants Presi-
dent Scott greeted the students IN short address
emphasizing the Importance Of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
AUGUSTUS RADCLIFFE GRoTE.

Pittsburg. SEPT. z3.-Dr- u. J. Holland, Of the
Carnegie Museum. received word to-day from Ber-
lin. GERMANY. OF the death OF Augustus Radcliffe
Grote well known scientist, who had lived in this
country for forty years. He the author
OF many scientific works. and was formerly direc-
tor OF the Buffalo Academy % Natural Science
For the last fifteen years he had lived in Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
Postomce Notice.

Should Be read DAILY by al Interested as en&ns-s
may occur uuep .- - 800
F'7-sf-- mails FOR the ending September 20 lsS.
will promptly l al cases az the Eelera
Parcels Post NAILS close one lolr e1lsr seA
closing shown -Js- MANS 1el-
many close a 5 Monday and WEDNESDAY. -
Regular and Supplementary mails close a. E9Fes1 -
ton half ho1- later tan e-1slls TINE SHOWN
c-pr Supplementary Mas % Europe ana enLlet
America. Colon. close hour atsr A Fofs4ka
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kEMp.HuNNEwELL ENGAGEMENT.
JBr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TEIBJNE

~ TEIE"lATT = THE TEI6TNE-I
Iserox. Mass. sept. 23-NIrs. Nelson, mother 81
1-rs Ee-.ua-L vanderbilt to-day announced the
err-ra-e-t ~ her daughter Mrs. a. T Kemp. 20
Hollis u Hlu-ewoI OF Boston. Mrs. Kemp and
HluuCueI 14ve each been divorced within few
weeks The wedding wiz probably take place
about Tha r zsElv-LE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

TrTCRsDAT-At 81 . m for Europe per : . A1sHsts
Victoria. Plymouth. creruourg and Hanours
nlal for France aust directed per o Augusts
vIct-r.a-1. a. France, Svrfrzerland. Ltay
spain Flr--gzi Turkey. EEEur Greece, British lndiA
and lIargI per "A BretaS1e VIA EtaVrs
parts u Europe must be directed %
o la Bret4gr-'l-
SATCRDAT--At $40 a. m f-r Europe. per q 8 Unoria
Queenstown. a m. -0- lEiLrl clree-- per
EroluIanI BE- directed g kroon-
land b. $50 f1r Italv direct per = Lam
mail be directed per s. LAM. at 80 A. M
scotland Astoria trust oe
re-rsL = $ ASTORIA, AZ II a. m for DenilarN
direct Per = HeEla tnaL nus- be diTsctsd psr
EeE.a'
PRINTED NA-TI-H. ETC,Tns steamer taxes Prtntsd
Tor
ONLY IRE same class FOR other parts
EErrop- snip unless sDsc4@AO
directed ~
Are the closing % Supplementary Trsnsa-sntio
Mails named ABOVE. additional Supplemental AZ Mas
opened -.e piers o. the American. Enslsn.
Frencl and German and remain open unr4
Minutes q the hour o. sailing 0f stsS1nsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

Highest temperatu-e 10 yesterday - degress lowest
Gi average g.. average for corr-spoudins last
year 70 average for corresponding date twenty-five
years. %
LaI forecast Partly cloudy to-day: variabL. winds
becoming north. and increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24
MR.. BALF0UR'S MANIFESTO
The Prime Minister Heading a Re
vot against British Free Trade.

morning by the Longmans is obviously, sas+5-.4
20 have an immense sale, and the neu-spapers
are allowed 10 advertise IL by printing extracts
restricted &c thousand words. II is a political
manifesto sold Tor shilling and since there are
only tv-enty-eight pages OF large type frcased in
O. paper cover. the margin q profit ought 10 be
wide enough 20 admit Of generous royalties II
IS a novel eNpedieut Tor a Prime Ninister-the
publication OF q shilling booklet. which has been
coutoeurially submitted To a select body Of
sympathetic or CoutroH e-sial reaCcrs-the mem
hers % the British Cabinet: and a. fits in with
the Newcastle programme Of guinea tickets FOR
admission 70 AIR. Chamberlain's addresses 20
she working masses. u is also an interesting
experiment an the application OF literary meth
o5s 20 politics. The manifesto which is now the
authorized syllabus or fscal reform Tor the
I-iorist party, has The distinctive Qualities Of
she same authors Defence of PhIosorhic
Doubt" and the Foundations Of Belief" 1t has
dignity OF style, grayi-y Of exposition and an
a-n.atie reasonahleuess in examining the ac-
certe5 traditions and dognas q Cobdeuisrn. II
is an uuIuistsiable biz o. good literature. and
since political managers. vlrepuIlers and voters
VII be forced to buy the pamphlet and to read
b with painstakng care the educational effect
can hardly fau 10 be wholesome.
The Prime Minister has not merely written
successful little book which VIII Weld him hand
some royalties he has 1iu6icated his reputa-
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. zxcEyr
TRANSPACIFTC

CUBA-vIa Florida. closes this once daily. except
THURSDAY. a a. m cOnnectir<
Wednesdays AID Saturdays VA Tampa and
Mondays Allarl4.
NE.XICO CITYOvs rant. unless specially addressed rcr
dispatch b. steamer closes AZ this orcs daily.
SUNDAY, 10 = and u 90 ?. q. Sundays az
= IA. Il n
Nt-WFOJ NuL-ANL--Bv rau North sydnsy. ard
thence BY steamer closes tEi8 ofce daily 80 p
IN. connecting mails close hers Monday. Wsdass-
day Sa-ur1ay-
JANNICA-Ry raj Boston. ar Themes by stsarnsr.
this Oilcs a. $50 ? every Tllss1ay and
Thursday.
NTQf-ELlN-By rail Boston and theme. bv sts<msy,
closes at cn's once 4lrv $50 D n.
BELIZE. PUERTO COETEZ and GEATENIALA-Bv
raj % NeV-OrisanS. and thence BY steamer closes a.
Office daily except sunday. a. 3L2 and
$3.50 .. sundays az s. = aad 81 20 2.
tcC-leC-ng nail closes here Mondays 81 80 D b
COSTA ELCA.-By r4A % NeW- Orleans. alG themes By
steamer this ONCE daily. except sunday.
91.c0 2. and 81 20 Sundays ~ 81 and
$3.50 tconnecti1S mail closes hs-s rscsdsys a.
81 30 ,
sHssistsrst MAR closes , m previous ssz.
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Fo- th- eoavsnfsrc- % TRIBUNE R1ADEss- ss-.. -
have been male % seep trs DAlLH -
SUNDAY TRIBUNE lie In the reading rooms % Is
hotels named below
LONDON-H1,sl Victoria. savoy Hotsl Ths Lsnsnsn
Hotel carlton Hotel. -laridgss Hotel Hotel Ae,ro-
pole Midland Grand H7fs. Hotel Russell. ne Eioe-
ard Hole. N1-f1Iz-st- IEubankment; queens Hoss's
T-va- Ear-oc.-
ErciI.A ND-sde-1i E0-eL Lfve-pooi ouseu-s Hotsl
Leeds. 81 and Bradtcr1. Hotel WelinSton.
Tl-lrtdze Wells. Midland Hotel M1recsmDs Beys
Midland Eorel Derov- Holisrs H.te- snal.Aun
Hotel o. Wight. Waterloo Hotel Bstr"s-5-~o~-
SCOTIA NL-st Euo-h Hotel Glasgow; Station z0ssA-
station Hotel. EulIt-les
GIEE ALTAH-Hotei Cecil -. -.
PARI-TIltal Chatham Eotei q T1ile - Anfon tr>1
If5te! de rAthsnss. Ho-si an Ptisis: Hatsi IS .
Grand R-e.acne Hotel 81 James and Alpaly
TT2TT AND SOUTH OF FEsAN-E-Hotei Mstsopr.s.
Rome t4-7-4 Hotel. Paiace Eofs- A.i-l.
F>5an Paa~a Genoa. Hotel. i.o-ne Grand hote
Oui-lnaI Rome Hotel Royal Danislt Fsnlcs sslA.
Hotel Venice. Motel de- "A vile. A-an. Cap l-Ali
Hotel Iant1u-.
RFIfrr-N-Iss Grand Hotel brussels
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Ffrf and Augusrz Victoria bad. y f@sDadens fotF
sons Hotel Munich Fo-s strauss NIrsnoe.s L.-s-
Ischer-of Hotel Frankfurt. Hotel beeyle. -
N=-1ans Hotel AHA 1ar@lle. Hotel de EioA1N~.
Navrur--GG.- Rhine Hotel Harms. C1esno.
AvsTRrA AND syvTTZ TFiotsl Bristol Nts.a<b
Grand HcraI Eu1sl-ia. buda1e5t. ESleA -NaeASA-~-
Car-slsI. Hotel Bau- Lsc. Zlrica-
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BrEsE-As s7u=-vfr-. y J.; - wsdnesesy s-g,-rne-r
y y in lis SD year Of lis age Notice OF funeral ia
evening papers
s. 3 a. oIanEs q a5 y on q ne lay.
francis and Elizabeth Brsaksy and Tatron g. ne
Grace church. O7anse Friday September .. &; , n
Irish papers please e0py-
many ne Rev James leonard Corning in as Ista
yn resGeuee No PerTepoEt-st.. Friday. septsn-
her >. 80
D4yIsA, aza5 u. VI ssRsss, = 5s5q;l ,,1. s =
Nev-TorE.
EAsTMAN-o1 September % 1893 Harriet Couy.- East
Robert Collyer- Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GIgEst hs TsfdsHss NsF,a As? Pa-t Z %. Z.
ssA wear CT Funeral slry.@es Will 10 aeL5 a.
Church = the ransas5ratia- 2gth-st e.s e ST.
a; 1870 o.cI,eE Iaterras5i :, greenwood
lasa resi- On N. s9 c ss2''ss a~
EaZ4rd Parse Sass Lsis , Snq d1qsa,s5 o. ne As
tie San q her ase Funeral services wiz Be held
. n iatsrrsnt az P7ines56n. y. J.
Isabella wife q FfyiGs y b !, her as g.. - 1 ysAs y
Se s 5sr Is al / o'e-5ek ,
sA1rus-ou September - Fifth Avenue Ho,el Susan
iHs lac JOIN . sanford Funeral private.
s-oUrEetsuRGftAt - =ur2 on, bone AHsnhuEss y
Roberr st5u-snburgh. deceased. and daughter q
late David G. D1dt a. Of newark y. J Services az
l.-. residence AierhuFst. THURSDAY a
o.~s,g AMI on Fridsy tie residence OF Der con-
F,-aak 1. Stogten5GrEh. No % Cl1tor-ave.. Newark
AZ go =. n intsrulsut a. Mount Pleasant
Cemetery. Please omit r1wers
IL I5y ssSeer Vie q Dsaisf " o Rsiatte.
IA AZ invited attend funeral
r. l-+s residence No Ridgevood Road en- Thurs
~ A. ESQ d r. Iutermeut Rosedae Cemetery
gt ne ccnvs-leuce q the family.
wrrrox-su----i- Rfv-r-viii-. Corr. George 2
wilcox N th= I'D % EIs Funeral services
s-o-, tne North Church. Friday Sspten-
L. . ct . D u. Carriages waiting Port Chester
depot arrival Of The u q m train from The est
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OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR c, 3. FARWElL

Chicago, Sept. 23-Ex-Senator Charles b Far
well died his home IN Lake Forest to-day from
heart disease He had been sick for several months
lie leaves three daughters-Mrs Reginald De
kOvcn. Mrs. Dudley Winston and Mrs. Hobart
Ghatfeld ChatheId-Tayior. and one son. Walter
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this ds-ran the continuous white line shows the
CHANGES in pressure indicated BY The Trfbunes SELF
recording The dotted line shows The tsupsra
t1re as recorded b. the local Weather Bureau.
TIE following oic.s record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature Tor the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with ths corresponding days
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WEDDINGS.
IBT TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TKIBI

Try TELEGRAPH 20 TIE TRIBUNEl
Lynn. Mass. Sept. Miss Jennie Nay CONN,
daughter OF q. A. Coffin. president OF the General
Electric Company. married to-day Starting
Winston Chos, Of Pit-sburC. The marriage had
more than local interest Guests from Germany,
England and a score Of cities attended the recep-
ti0n az the conn residence. No "a Ocean-st. The
Rev. r. A. Gordon. pastor OF Old South Church
Boston. intimate friend Of the brides parents
performed the ceremony.
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THCRsDAv-At a IN tor ca5a. Pe- > . Es2--.nI@
i.-.- mus - directed s. Espera-ra'f. y
ts1urler-ssntary b. n. BAHAMAS. O
b directed Anrlla At -
n ppleneura-Y l230 p. nj for bahamas, Guants
rario and SantlaE1. . = Santiago ~ 2 IL for
Newfo1ldLal1. ger Carthag-lla1. from Phladsl-
FRTDAY-At go a. fl- Barbados and Brazil Per
tuali for Northern Brazil Argentine. rr1suay and
Paraguay BE- directed Der a :. BeilssgiO'D: q
IL supplementary l2Se D NJ for ST Thomas.
C-oty. Iesward and WlndWaFd Islands. British
Dutch ana French Guiana per 8 F0nraoelIe mail
FOR Grenada ana Trlliaad mas1 be directed per
s5TlRDAT-At $50 f0- Newfoundland, per a .
p1=eI7rI- At S f-r Bermuda J. Pretcria
a. { 5O a m. Supplement ary $50 NJ Curacao
yanazu-Ia . Zulla tlalI FOR SavanillR nd
Carta-eua Be- directed per . 8 Zulia'J. a.
In Tor ST St Martins. -. EUstatius. British
Dutch and French Guiana per . > Cusr5 a a n
FOR Porto Rice s. Coano. via san Juan; g:8O
,s1ppleulentary 1870 4 n Tor Fortune Island
Jamaica. -avanIIia. and GrsytoNu.
Al-zhany lmaU FOR Costa Eca must be directed per
ALeEhany' a a n tslupl
a ~ for Inagua and Haiti. per 8 Troid: a
f1r Grenada. Trinidad and Ciudad Bolivar per q >
garaval. a. N FOR cuba per Mexico. Wa
Havana. y 30 H. for cuba q o Olfnds,
: = Tor Arge1-1s, SruSlnv and PAra-
quay. per 5. = EyPatl4
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Special Notices.
Foreign Rates

Mail s15scrs8ers n NeV-YorE Cry - DAr1sr arr
TFiI-NE.EE-1 viii be charged sxtrA
Dosts~ 81 ION the rates named anova
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRiB-
UNE will be repubIished IN The Tri-Weekly
Tribune without extra charge.
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Domextie Rates.

BY EARLy MAIL TRAIN.
Ter al pont- IN United states. Caaaca snf Mexico
t-ts1e OF the hor1ughs % Naahattaa and re B-oux
Also 20 Cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines
without EXTRA expense FOR foreign pcstags
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NAN OFFTCT-No f54 Nassau-.t
UPTOWN OFFICEc-N1- L3Gf Tsroahway ~
cal Dts--ict Telegraph OfHc-.
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NEW ARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsdsrtck y sornsr. No
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LONuON-Jei-a o. TIE TRIBUNE. az Ne 10
FIeet-st
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London ant Paris Exchange. Bankers. Basldon Ho~s>
MC1rElra-s-
American Express Company. ; Waterloo rtacs
Thomas Cook q Tourist Oaces. Lufszte c1ros>
International Sleeping car Company. No 20 Coc<-
spur-st.. Trafalgar square
TIE london ofnce 81 TH0 Tf}-BrNE 80 convsnisnt
place On leave adse--iserle-rs and suosc-tptiona-
PARIS. Monroe Co. No. Q Rue serbia
John Wanamaker & Co. No. ~ Eus f-s r>ctss
ESurtes.
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credit y -ur1s B--ezI des EtraI ss-4
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No 1yuai y an LycN
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For Europe al Countries IN En-. Universal
Postal Union TIE TRIBUNE VIII BE- mailed az 10 To-
owl -~ rnraz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-24

CI.ARKE-vAN NANE-On "Wednesday. September =. at
HOLY Trinity Church, by the Rev. Harry p. Nichols
Adele LLOYD Van Name to Abel French CIarks.
FOSTEP-PRATT-At TIE -esideace % the brttss pa
eu.s No. 4Of West EEd-avs Eew-IoTks cr wednesday.
September -. 1903 BY the Rev. Robert MacSenzis.
D. D. Ethel Emmagsne. daughter of NJ and Mrz
Henry c Pratt. NJ. Howard Crosby Foster of this
city
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Rev. r. A. Gordon. pastor OF Old South Church
Boston. an intimate friend OF the bride parents
performed the ceremony
Hampstead. Long Island. Sept. 2S--Weu known
people from Hampstead, Boston. Rochester and
Albany attended a fashionable wedding here to-
day. that OF Miss Angelo WaIther, % Albany. and
Charles = Madden. Of Boston. az Ar. and Mrs
81. Madden. o. Rochester. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Farrell in the Church OF Our
Lady OF Lcretto Tho bride was given away by
Mrs Z ". Wright. Of Hampstead Little May and
While Taylor. u-ece and nephew OF Miss Constance
Wright. were flower children. The best man was
". r. Madden. brother Of the bridegroom Fifty
guests. among whom we're number OF cmberS OF
breakfast At The BOX. She country home OF Mrs
Wright The couple VIII make their home IN
Boston
Gettysburg. Penn. Sept . (SpeclaD.-Niiss Ethel
Wolf youngest daughter OF the Rev. Z. J. Wolf.
president Of the General Synod OF the Lutheran
Church. married at noon to-day 20 Warren J.
IECysradt. OF New-York. The ceremony took place
iu Christ-s Lutheran Church. The father OF the
bride off-iated. assisted by the Rev Hubert Gray
Bueller Of LakeviIIc. Conn. The bride was given
away by her brother Robin, z law student az the
Island. IIl-- maid OF honor. and sherman Coy,
~ L-akeville. Conn. was best man. M and Mrs
brides home. a three weeks wedding tour
Norfolk Va. Sept % CspecaD.-IAeutenant John
Francis Marshall -~.. l.. :. y, and Miss Bessie
Reid Graudr. daughter OF the late A Il Grandy
VINO was managing editor Of The Virginian Pilot"
wore married tonight IT the home q the bride
owing 90 the resent death 81 the aTloes iaiheT the
tached 10 the torpedo boat notilia at the Norfolk
Navy ard.
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