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Hawaii Japan China Philippine Islands VIA Saa
Francisco close here daily az go n November
fIs, Inclusive for dispatch per q > kcTea
Australia teXcepr Wes-l
FTH samoa and Hawaii. via san Frarcisco. -
daily al n. 70 November rf4. Inclusive. f1r
dispatch per Sonousa or re glnard steamer eer-
rvins ne nal for SeNZealund does arrive
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closing al 90 a. and $50 D. Sundays
A 81 a. o a. and $50 p WIN 30 NATE
until arrival % re Clnard sezner
Hawaii Japan China ant Phiipuine Islands gla san
srsrrisco close fsfy ~ $50 up Noveul-
he~ Fe0 Inclusive sor 'tspsern Der = Gaelc
~ ~ November ~ inclusive. tor tizDaIch per -
r-Nf,. .nd rapau. via and Victa-ia- c.
ri@s. n-re tzly az $50 % NoyeEno-E "a ~
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tor dispatch = . Aa- pcSa
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VI iuchusIvs. car G-spatch per q Lcara
otherwise ADDRESSED.
tsrS.fssd wa ard Nsw-Zea and and Ph.to-
o1-. va san Franciscc-ths Quickest rortes Pnsfr-
pine. specially addressed VIA Canata via Earope'
must be FULLY prepaid re foreign rates Hawaii
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
Transpacifc mails forwarded - salir. taly
-chetu~ Of closing arranged the prs,s-u-
% their uninterrupted overland transit fRszis-
tered mail closes at :. previous lay
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Pcs-rnast-v
Postoccs. .Ssv-Torx n T.. November Iso1
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For the convenisncs TRIBUNE READERS abroad
a-rangemeuts have been made the DAILY ana
SUNDAY T7IBJ-SE Gle IN ne reading rooms Of The
hotels named below:
LcNDON-HoteI Victoria. savoy Hotel The Langharn
HOteL Carlton Hotel CIarfdza's Hotel. Hotel Hetro
pole. Midland Grand Hotel Ire Howard Hotel Nor
tolk-sc. En1bankrert: Cueen's Hotel. Upper Norwood
EHsGLAND-Adephf Hotel Liverpool. Midland Hotel.
Manchester. Queens Hotel. Leeds Midland Hotel.
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land Hotel Morecsrte Bay: Midland Botel Deroys
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Ayr, Station Hotel Durnfries.
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PARIS-Hotei CnstHam Hotel iAT5ic1. Grand
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCT-Hot-f Metropolis.
Rome. Grand r 9-sL Venice, Palace Hotel Hfan.
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Hotel OuirinsL Rome Hotel Eoval Daniel Venice;
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Reno. Villa Igia Grand Hotel Pa.sr1o. Sicily 6crrt
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Hotel Florence. Hotel Gala Cannes Hotel Bean
site Cannes Riviera Palace Hotel. Monte CARO-
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Reno; Hotel Royal. san Reno
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Hotel Munich: Hotel Strauss N1rer1Derz- Ems
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NEWPORT NOTES.
rzx TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUNE.l

rzY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Newport, P L. Nov. 1.-THE Duke and Ducness
Of Roxburghe are enjoying their honeymoon AT
Ochre Court the residence Of the duchesss mother
Mrs Ogden Goelet To-day they received num-
bar NJ cottasers who called to extend congratula-
tons. and during the warm afternoon took spin
in their automobile During the evening the
duchess entertained at dinner. her guests including
MI and Mrs. L Townsend Burden
Mrs Goelet and the Dowager Duchess OF FoA-
1,7rzhe are expected here during the week when
Mr. and Mrs L Townsend Burden will entertain
in honor Of the duke and duchess.
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt and her mother. MIS-
r O. French, returned from New-York to-day
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BINssE-TEI EBACD-On Tuesday. November 10 1904 al
the Church OF St. Vincent de Paul, West 23dst, View
York BY the Very Rev. Theophils Wucher, 5. p NJ
Elizabeth Hewlett Thebaud daughter OF the Town
send Scudder, Henry BanceI Binsse, Of Nsw-York
CROMWELL-BRONSON-At the home Of the bride .
parents. summit. y. J.. November II. BY ire Rev G.
A Vassalo Paula daughter OF Robert Donaldson and
Isabel Donaldson Bronson, William Crou-
well tr. Wedding private
DOWS-OLIN-Ou Wednesday. November II. a Rhine
beck, New-YOrk. by Rev c Saunders Alice
Townsend DIN, daughter Of stephen II Olin 70 Tracy
DoWs
HAGER-BUTLER-On Wednesday. November IL 1ess
at Jenzintown Penn. By the Rev. Dr. Cook assisted
By the Rev. Dr. Cole. Ciartsse Butler 70 wlfrid
MatChin Hager-
MORGAN-MYERS-A st. PauPs Church. Richmond
Va, on Tuesday. November 10 1903. by the Rev
Robert Strange. D D. Leila Augusta. daughter OF
Mrs. William Barksdale Myers. John Hill Morgan
or Brooklyn. y Y.
UNCOMFORTABLE St. Thomass Church New
York City Tuesday. November 1903. BY
Rev. Bishop OF Albany the Rev DR.. stirss
Mary Wilson. daughter OF the Ogden Gosiet.
Duke Of Roxburghe
Notices OF Marriages and Deaths must be In
dOrsed with full name and address.
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ORDERS ISSUED.
washington, Nov. 1.-The following army ar
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY

ARMY.
The following transfers are made in artillery
corps:
First Lieutenant JOHN W. QUICK, from 1o7th Com
pany. artillery. to unassigned list ana
for ' siam duty ''''-U
First Lieutenant LEROY T HIILMAN. from unassigned
list TO 10th Company. coast artillery
Captain GEORGE F. LADDERS from S or sgI
Captain RICHMOND P DAVIS. from Seth to 54th Com
Military Academy to Join his company at school =. Of
Submarine Defence Fort Totem for duty as IN
Resignation Of Cadet WILLIAM c WCAsKTLI4 fourth
class, Military Academy, accepted
Contract Dental Surgeon DopG-A 49, T. co. s Id az
Fort Ha29oe - e. 10 t P9Ts 10 Fort Hancoek
NAVY.
Rear Admiral ". L. FIELD. retired president board
Naval Academy.
Lieutenant Commander F. ". BARTLETT, detached the
Passed Assistant Paymaster J F. HATCH to Washing
S San 5eF 7pe''-' 's'-''''-
civn Engineer P c AssERsoN. member board. Naval
Chaplain N c. GLEEsoN. to the Hancock. New-TOrk
Navy Yard.
Cable from Rea- Admiral EVANS Asiarlc feet:
Passed Assistant surgeon NJ $ GUEST. the New
orleans. 70 the oregon
Commander G. B HARBER, 70 command the New
surgeon o. DIEH1D the Oregon. to the New-orleans-
PayTpas master B P DUBOIS the CINCINNATI 10 the
Assistant surgeon H D. WILSON. olOngapo Station to
Assistant surgeon C. " MAYERs the vicksbuEs. to
Passed Assistant Paymaster W A MERRITT. the Hell
Il the Cincinnati
Commander 6 BLoCKLIHGER, command the New
Lieutenant F. L. sANDOz. the Kentucky: home
Commander ". Il. BEEHLER command the Monterey
Cavitk Station
Passed Assistant Paymaster z c. GCDGER, Isla de
Cuba. Cavite Station.
Coulruan fer H. OSTERHAUS command the Monterey
Lieutenant c r MILLER. Isla de Cuha, the
Monterey.
Lieutenant Commander G. " DE1NFELD. the Don Juan
de command the Isla de Cuba
Lieutenant P WILLIAMS. Wisconsin. the Isia
de Cuba
Ensign H ELLIS and Passed Assistant Paymaster G
r. VENABLE. the New-OrleaRs, TO the Isla de
.Cuba.
Assistant Surgeon J. NJ. BRIsTER FL Cano to the
Isla &c Cuba.
Lieutenant R. SPEAR. the Monterey. to the Isla de
Cuba
Lieutenant Commander P. ". COFFIN command the
IsIe de Cuba. command the Don Juan De Austria
Mldshipnan T s WRITTEN. the Isla de Cuba, the
Don Juan de Austria
Ensign F. R. MALE. the Isa de Cuba. to the Wis
consin.
Second Lieutenant H. HERBERT. Cavit4 Station. to
Mare Hospital
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CoNE-At Hartford, Conn, Tuesday. November 10
On Friday November u -
GREENNIAN-In Brooklyu on November 10 1898
Bees GFsen2@n VIE q sa. Mam ~ B. SreenIaaa and
age FGnega services a. her ate residences. No s5S
? D. n LnJsrrnent private.
HAMILToN.sudtenIy In BRIDGEPORT Conn. November
8, 1903 Mss Jennie Hamilton. daughter %
vice he'd residence. No. 329 WsSt-
Bridgeport saturday. ,hs IAN INST, $50
Z. N.
HAAMoND-on November D. 1903. at her home No 10
West Eleyenth-st-. New-Yorx City. Hsrrios Milton
ney sullivan, Iatsrment At Winchester. Va Friday
her Tes9ecs So s q w ssosz Jennie as at
Moe=. Funeral private. Kindly omit towers
PINcKNEY-oa wsdnssisy. Noysnab.r Il, Isas. Nor
age funeral services viii 6s held at 81 Peter cS Dn ans
MorriStown Friday Noyem9sr u. al ?. ar
CHRISTOPHER D. I, ana W r. R Iaisrrasnt csSssa
Mount Cemetery, Baltimore
3 :, r. SseHs'
sQCTER-on "Wednesday N5sember IL IN her 57th ysa-
Adelaide LaE vile Of J. Bertiey sqaisT at her ais
residence No dO8 West Oae-hundrec-ant
st. Funeral private Intermert al Hanover y. J.
THAYER-At Mountain Station. Y J. November 10
Hannah A2petoT Tid9w OF Kooers n 10 rnaysS assd
from her dence. No $50 MOHtrose- Boston
papers please c5Dy.
TRAYNIER-At White Plains n Y. On Tuesday. No
vember 10, 1903. Jaeoo A TIsyner aged 50 years
Plains. y Y. Thursday. November II az 2.90
p n
VAII-SuddenIy November o Leonard Gorcon. young
son OF Matilda and the late PhfIetus Vail
Newark. J.. Relatives and friends o T.
tend the funeral his home. No. % LOnbardy-st.
Newark y = Thursday November 1903. 2
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
convenience Of the family.
VAN WAGONER-At Cleveland. Ohio. on sunday No
yeuher = Mary A.. daughter OF Late Edward p
and S1phrOn.a A. Bowen, Of Brooklyn ara wife OF
Cornelius Van Wagner, formerly OF brooklyn FSl-
neral services and tntermeat ar Woodstock. Coma.
& m. THURSDAY. November - Take : N t-af1
Neu-Havsn Read y Putnam. Returning
New-E0rk II p n.
TARBOROCGH-On Wednesday. November foO3
Melinda Char1biiss Marlborough. Re go
% her Funeral services az Trinity Chapel West
25th-st. Nsw-York. Friday. 13th inst. al o'eIock
a.
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FREDERICK J. HAAS.

Trenton N J.. Nov. u--Frederick J. Eaas' VIM
.. a, declared was the first brewer OF lager beer in
America died suddenly to-day at his home mere
ApopIexy was the cause. Mr.. Haas came to America
from Germany In ls4s. and with him came the late
General SigeI Mr. Haas settled in Newark anu IL
tventv--eIght wears conducted brewery there ne
vas seventv-four years old. ard widely known
in German circles throughout the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
APPEAL FoR THOMAS ORCHESTRA

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The Orchestral Association.
gained nearly year aso 70 save the Thomas Or
ehestra from disbanding. issued another appeal 70
the public to-day Eight thousand individual sub
scribers, il is pointed out have been secured to
date, representing than 5000 but the effort
viii fail ii is declared unless S55oOOo more is
scribed by November Is, the date fixed on which
the fund Of $4,000 for the permanent endowment
Of the orchestra must be in hand
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CONDITIONAL GIFT TO RUTGERS.

u,-rsr,,nzvricl. Nov. u-RaIph Voorhees,, who
a,a Rutgers College the $4,000 library build
ne dedicated yesterday. has offered third GIT
of 81 co. on condition that the college raise $4Voo
,-ftbtn twenty-four hours. Students out for
N-svr-York Philadelphia Newark and Elizabeth to
for the money needed
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should Be read DAILY By interested changes
rimeL
mails the week ending November "a lsa
(promptly all easel The General Fostoliea
A. Parcels earlier rIan
closing below Parcels Post MATS FOR Ger
many close at s p m. wednesday.
Nails close n F1retsn -ta-
ZION half closing tine shown below (ex-
that Supplementary Mails and Central
America via Colon. later AZ Foreign STA
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

An extra performance will this afternoon
al the Hudson Theatre Miss Ethel Barrymore ap-
pearing in Carrots as well as Cousin Kate
Henry Irving. at the Broadway Theatre. be
seen tonight in Waterloo" and The Bells
The fresh attraction at the Irving Place Theatre
(German) is I'm BUnten Rock" which pro-
duced last night.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE barometric depression thai
extended southwark Manitoba Tuesday evening has
moved eastward this evening north OF Lake
Superior storm Of unusual strength has Moved rom
the North Pacific Coast Northeast Rocky Mouuta in
stone and the barometer relatively high the Cana
dian Maritime Provinces Atlantic Coast and
California -. Co. ,
rain or snow for Northwestern States Along the
Nsvr Middle Atlantic Coast brisk 20 high
south winds shift southwest the south Atlantic
Coast the winds will be fresh west the Gulf Coast
I,bt and variable shifting fresh south. the lower
iEes diminishing southwest Winds the upper lakes
S-ssb souEvest winds shifting southeast
IN
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

washington Nov 1.-THE following movements
of vessels have been reported to the Navy Depart
ment: --,--
Noveuber 1O.-The Prairie. at Newport News
N1vernber 1.-THE Yankee. Hampton Roads the
r)olphfn al Newport News; the Ajax. d Jong Kong.
SAILED.
November 1.-THE Dolphin. from Newport News for
Annapolss: Zaffrc Cavtte Hong Kong: the
baltimore from Puerto Plata MaeOris and sanso
Domingo City.
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Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees; lowest, "A
average So average for corresponding year a.
average for corresponding date last twenty-five
Local forecas5-Fsir and cooler preceded b. rain
DAY; Fieay RAIN nigh south shifting to south
west. viads
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For New-EngIand rain to-day: Friday: brisk
high south. shifting to southwest winds
For the District Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania.
raauare Maryland and Virginia. fair and cooler pre-
ceaei by rain today probably rain Friday brisk high
south shifting southwest. winds.
For Eastern New-York. fair and cooler preceded by
ain today: Friday rain; high south. shifting
to southwest, winds
Nsw-Jersey lair am c1oiers Ptceurd uy ram 20
as proba bly, rain Friday brisk TO high south, shifting
" ~ Western Pennsylvania and Western Nsw-York
.oolsr TO-DAY with showers the axes rain Friday
MIN south TO southwest winds
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Is the Inost accessible cemetery Of En-. reerov-
oils oy Harlem trains. trolley or carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Loss
sold az Sis -. Send for Illustrated BOOK
lat. or BY request a REPRESENTATIVE win c.u
OFFICE. &c EAST zn-sr n cry
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The following Official record from the weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for the twenty
four hours IN comparison the corresponding date OF
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THT-RSDAY-At 7 a m Frame per q Ia Cas-
COME (nai for other parts % Europe mass
be directed per 8 8 Ia GascOg1e'1 az f51 a n
(suppl-nentary o a. Tor Europe per 8 = Deutsc1-
land Plymouth. Cherbourg and HAMBURG, az $50
D. m for Islands per 8 PentnsulaT, rom
Nev-Bedford. Mass.
EATURDAY-At a. for Europe. per 8 g 81 Louis
via Sourhsnpton mail for letter mail Tor
Liverpool Dc directed per 8 8 81 Louis D. a.
$40 a m (s1upIemsntary a for Europe. =
Campania via Queenstown al $50 a n Tor BeigiuIn
direct. Vaderiand mail must &c directed
Vaderlandl. az E2:30 D m fer scotland direct.
per Columbia mail must be directed per $.
Columbian
After the closing OF Supplementary Transatlantic
additional Supplementary Nails
opened On OF the American English. French
steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes Of sailing Of steamer
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NOTES OF The STAGE.

Miss Eleanor Robson. Tho is at present playing
in ZangwilTs Merely Mary Ann" Will present that
drama IN London next September. Contracts were
signed yesterday between Charles Frohman. IN one
Of whose London houses she Will appear ano
Liebler g. Co. her managers. Miss ROBSON IS 70
appear az he Garden Theatre. in rhs city. on jan
uary J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

Why Use a Cheap Substituted
MURRAY & LANMANS FLORIDA WATER
Is the best perfume you can get.
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Charming Pollock. who 6ranatized The PIT n
which Wilton Lackzye appeared in Hartford Iast
Monday. has been engaged by Ir- Brady N vI!ne
4 play for Miss Grace George. which she VIII pro
d1ce after her London engagement IN Fretty
Peggy" ar. Brady says The Pit was received
with great enthusiasm in Hartford
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CTBA-vfa Florida. closes this 1rcs daily except
Thursdzy a rs 80 a connecrtns nails close
her. on wednesdays and Saturdays Tampa. and
Mondays Mta1iI
MEXICO CITY, Overland. unless specially addressed
{or disparch BY steamer. closes tbs Office dsiy.
except sunday. at Zap p N ana u-S8 p sun
DAYS at p. m and 1880 e n
NrrWFOJ-NDT.AND-By rail % sydney. md
thence bv Al dafFy a 3
n. connecting mas close here every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday,
JAMAICA-By rail TO Boston. and thence By steamer
closes this ONCE a c 30 n. every Tuesday
BY rail- Philadelphia and thence
this ONCE at II 80 WEDNESDAY
MrCUELON-By rail- TO Boston. and thence b.
er this ofice daily 80 m
BErIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEMALA.-Bv
rail 70 Orleans. and thence BY closes
al Office daily except sunday. fi.So
@11-30 p m. Sundays n 90 ?. m and FL "a
, connecting mail closes here Mondays az
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COSTA RICA.-By rail NsN-Orieans. and thence bv
steamer, closes al this Office daily. except SUNDAY.
al SO D and rIf-30 .. sundays 100
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Tuesdays at 1I-S0 RI
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be repa3.ished the Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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WEDDINGS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov Il (SpeciaD.-Miss Clarlce But
ler daughter of M and Mrs. John NJ Butler OF
Terrace Holm Ogontz and granodaughter OF Jay
Cooke was married to-day TO Wilfred Matchln
HaEer. OF New-York. The Rev. J. Thomson Cole
offciated The bride given away oy her
father Miss CarIotta Davis Barney q COUSIN u
the bride was the maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Alice Eleanor Mason, Of GermantoWn,
Miss Marion Brown. Of Providence, X Il MSS
Elsie Farrell. OF Ansonia, Conn ana MISS I Lor-
euce Brooke Il Haverford- Mr. Hagsr 5 Dest E nan
was Clair Hamilton OF New-York- Mr. ana BIS.
Eager viii travel abroad for a year Oh 'heiI
return they VII live at Colorado Springs
Atlanta. Ca Nov. Il (SpecaD.-Charles Lincoln
Gately. OF Manaroneck. Long Island. married this
afternoon. at her home in Capitol-ave., Mrs. Fanny
Lamar Rankin. who il well known socially IN Ceor-
GA The Rev. DR. {. +. Brideweli. OF the First
Presbyterian Church. performed the ceremony.
Norfolk. Va. Nov. Il (SpeciaD-Dr. Frank Clar-
endon Cook, surgeon OF the monitor Nevada, and
son OF Rear Admiral Francis Cook retired and
Miss Eugenia MUrdaugh Balm. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas A Balm. were married tonight
al the home Of the bride Lieutenant Sawyer, or
the Nevada. was best man He and the bridegroom
were in fun dress uniform The maid OF honor
Miss Kathleen Eain, three years Old. only SIS
Of the bride Many naval officers and their
wives attended the wedding.
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii Be
republished in The TriWeekly Tribune without extra
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Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt was one Of the audience
the Vaudevflie Theatre last night. where Nine
Wiehe Is presenting plays In French
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

TEURSDAF-At s a. N. FOR Cuba. per Orizaha
tuaI Tor Mexico, VIA Progreso. Cal1Decns and vera
directed s. 8 Ortza1a - az =
supplementary 1880 NJ for Bahamas. ger a a
Niagara mail for Mexico, VIA Iampico. must %
$ s. N.agara'l. at Y 30 D. FOR An
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Halifax
sATURDAY-Ar a. m for Barbados ard Northern
Brazf ; Cearense. via Para and MANAGES
At $50 a n Barbados and Brazil. Capri.
via Rio and Santos tnal Cor Northern
Brazil Argentine Uruguay ar Paraguay must Be
directed 5 s. Capri. az $50 q. n tsuople-
mentary $50 a M Tor Porto Rico. Curacao and
Vsnezuela- n . Caracas tuall f0r Sava1lia and
CartaEena must directed per a Caraeas1 az
q Argentine. Uruguay aud
CassIds. n $50 Q supplementary n 80 a.
for Fortune Island Jamaica Savanta and Cartagena.
per Altai. 10 a. n. Tor CUBA per 3. Moro
Caztls via Havana. az 1919 a n Complementary n 30
a m fsr Inasua. Haiti and santa Marta. per s.
p. for Islands.
Peninsula- New Bedford. Mass 1880 D. N
fSr Cuba. Il s. OEnda. via Havana
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ms eountEy or abroad and address changed often
desired subscriptions oe regular
dealer oefore leaving II onvsnient. hand them
N al THE TRIBUNE orncs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Special Notices.


Joseph Heinriehs. $40 Broadway sDecisIfss IN cof..
machines and extra nue coffee. whoiesals and retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
Special Notices.

Domestic Rates.
BIZ EARLT MALL TRAM
For all points Unlted STATES Canada and Mexic9
totside % the ooroushs Of Manhattan and The Bron
Also 70 Cuba. Porto kico. Hawaii and Philippines
without expense for foreign postage
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Nal su1scrioers New-York city % ths DAILY ana
TFtI-N EEskLY vii ~ charged cent a COPY 80
postage IN addition % the rates named
Foreign Rates
For points IN Europe and countries IN ne U1fvs-..l
lowing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
FoRTHE BUSINESS MAN.

Fort Monroe Saturday Excursions. In
Guiding Hotel Accommodations at the
Chamberlain.
Richmond 400 p. NJ Saturdays $500
round.trlp, good ,until day following, $500.
good until Monday,
These rates include accommodations OF
the CAamberlin Hotel