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population a. ~. ssos- IN ten years the white
popuatsa us~uen increased is4o7 In fss6 ~ .ne
II reaches irrc was is5.0el In fftv ees,,o
greater nar1 5Ssa negro supremacy res yeas
some Of he So bhtn We can understand how
brt ~. states In the South rnIs-ts -, ~
;S,,;, ma. Maryland should be afraid ~. i rear II
comparatively small minority, 0"Ouio yield 10 a
RESIDES IL would De roo-e g-.,.o...,-
sNpreiiaacf than negro srprs 49, - ~ tsI-
coir,irv ne many more foreign born reope i ~,
SA-.siA n.eIoeS. Us
- . iast as the foreign horn ri,o ~ M es-
o,,i,. % ne negroes for the who'll c,. ~.
,vs- erS. Slae hun0red thousand while therc 80
II from other lands last ves- s''' :" TINS coun-
Then, whIs the rrpzfe- -. -. =,
vii a. fo 0s {ognd IN the South, a large ngr1bSr
&c., tiSund ~ other parts Of the co1,,trv r..
svs-, St'Ss OF the United States have 80 80
TshisSslrs51 ,eIlq e9ored people while NeNr-yorE
80. ana Washington have a rcl1-oS - n
Raitirnora S ling one hundred thousand each
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NEED OF UNIFYINe DIVORCE LAWS.

= The EDITOR ~ The Tribune.
s.. u Is fourteenth century culture and cirili-
cation rha- these fo-ty-fve States and odd Terri
re~iae comprising olr great republIc should nave
li~1---- l5eas and laws upon the regulation o.
-la--5-rrv and civo~ce And there seem no good
reasons tl- -Eis. any more than that the Fitth CT
Sixth Amendment 10 the constitution should be
v--l re~eulIy -1 SUR the wishes or convent ence
~ Individual State a nation Lie ours, CHRISTIAN
u~E-, sSivs. ought 0e~te--iy 10 stand coill-It
upon the subject q mat which has perhaps Co7-
-r-ltaE most toward ou- present prosperity ailc
we. being
That slca urf.-iug ri marriage and divorce laws
would tend DOS. -lEfly and saClsfaclorily tOearo
r-.-..r- and r-CtlfylIg rhe increasing ana gar
r. martial rre an cannot Tor
De- doubted. This cC-slceration alone OuGl
d. cirur f0- Congress 20 pass immediate aHl
Stringent laws And hr sucn salUtary ana slIlLeel4s
laws nor only would the domestic atinQsI lnere OF
OFT ~4-.lr ~ be--ereG bGt the effect before tae
t11---t ~ united Cnriste1dCm would D. befeIlc-a-
and .st--- u would give 70 the prestee OF ms
--.-.- states b sttu lJtt-er standing throughout
~. sine can boz too soon 10 amend and unity the
present laws -non these emphatic evils n Al-t
.~a- people have been lex long enough without
Permitting matters 20 De4 ONE worse u urine III
CHARLES y. HOLMES
Dorchester Mas oct. =. SO.
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J. H. MoReANs BACHELOR DINNER.

John Hill Morgan Assembyman from the Ist
District, Brooklyn. gave bachelor dinner last
night ut the University Club. Mr.. Morgan. who
is a graduate OF Yale is q Lawyer. He is Z mem
Der Of the Bar Association. the Hamilton and
Brooklyn clubs OF Brooklyn; the University and
Yale CLUBS. the Fort Orange Club. OF Albany and
the Society Of the Colonial Wars. lie Will marry
Miss Lila Myers II 81. Pauis Church, Richmond,
Va, on November Is. the guests the dinner
last night were eX-Lieutenalt Governor Woodruff.
5. T. Nixon. Speaker Of the Assembly. ex-SherIn
Norman :. Dixie. Assistant Corporation Counsel
Walter 5. Brewster, 7. \. Gardner r. c. W.
Wadsworth Raymond s White. John F. Talmage.
II. g. Be3dleSton. Lancaster Morgan. CrOweIl Had
den. jr.- joan T Lanman. Winthrop E. Dwight,
4 Y. Barnes. II. ;. HaZlehUrst. George II. South
ard, jr-. and Z. hubert Litchield OF New York
irwin e. Laughlin, Of Pittsburg. Dr.. r. F. @ Neil.
OF Boston and l. I. Myers. OF Richmond.
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-,r,pr>-r.7rN- r--s~ morning. AFTER snort ILL
ness Ser amn Barrirct O. eldest son "a -le ave go
iarru ana Kate ". Blfrlngt on -nr7-i servers 80
y. ,.sif--r- n 2tl East G-r--s--- New York CRY
Icle.tyes and ;-ienlz vtet. Kindly omit flowers
BoTrs-octobe- - 1898 Harriet bishop wife o. Julian
u-frs FlIreral -. -trEslstltls e-a-e. ans
ferueut 7rtyate. Brooklyn pagers please copy
,-APpFNTER-At Noun vernon y J.. ION monte,
9trr Fo5e-t r. Carpen-er. 1 us t'-a year Voice O.
funeral hereafter
c1rNDENrN-At che re-to-y- Wea5e5eSter. On Ertiay.
-,i- "a fq03 NI-eI Morton Gweutoiea aged years
80 a. sav4 heIc, % child o. b. d. arc tf-2rir.e
SIsnieaiu Funeral from So Fes.r C5aren We
chester, sunday a. gag al-7- L. ~ --
private. Please otnit towers
,r--,r ~r-Sy5denIv Thr--tay. Cc-ossr p 1903. a.
pSrezlale Penn. Colonel ne b-rlAl az 81 fo@-7
General Monday al-eEHl''I- o'-o'oT -
r-rrrOvs-on October - 1909 Iosn Fsl9vz Fune-ai
p-cEfv- on SUNDAY at-eruon, October . az . CLOCK
20 ,r,cF-saddsnlv On octoas- - ~ 9Iar-ilEviie md
CNsres +. F'rsine o. No 81 & r.---. =.
co-venience q fzmiIy. kindly omit lowers
~, ppoot,-s.s5eslv ~ Red Bank. oe,ose- = Hen
80 Nav EIderi vfe = clarE Hols-oois F1nsra!
-s-yfces al her ia-e resiiNncf -Ite 80 Ft-1
F3ank sunday Afternoon octc7eF - a. : o c4'-A-
,f1rr.E-T,-A. roseIls j.. or satu-tay. October p
Funeral services ~ ~ axe ~
sese y J. on 49, wi -, -s-+~sr r -
Train leaves Liberty Ne~ "a VIA l. =
q y. J.. az $50 o. ~
ov1ArT-At Neu-Haven. Com. Oct 2'th sT1tenfy;
f-sv Z Ov.atr the s>ia tetf q. l-' - -llola4
A. az residence No = ho"e-st Ne"-f iANeii Coih
Monday afternoon. az 20 .c---A-
srr,r-ro.-Ou SATURDAY October . 81 sgenloors Den
st MI = ssga.n S1tlce o, funeral hereafter.
SMITH s.daenly 10 this cty. October q Dav-soa Heer
rnan~a smith. D., only scr 9t Dr An1trW n Sslth
Chsrch Frosdvay and Ieth-st. Aonday October % az
d II
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PROFESSOR scHAoT STARTS FOR RUSSIA

Professor Oliver 9. J. Schadt. president OF the
Peoples College Of Philadelphia. sailed yesterday
on the Kroonland for St. Petersburg. TO represent
American educational interests the International
Scientific Industrial Exhibition which is to be heid
in that city next month. under the patronage Of
the Czarina The exhibition VIII show modern
methods of child culture and education There
10 be exhibits of modern books. maps. etc,
tended the Of children. articles to aid the
heal and hysicdl development Of the child, model
nurseries and hoolroons, children toys, Stats
ties and other data concerning child labor. and art
work done by children. The Czarina is to take part
in the discussions.
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CAPTAIN JOHN = FITzeigeoNs.

Nedford Mass Oct q CspeciaD.-Captain John
] Fitzgibbons for twenty-eisht years connected
with the Boston postofice and veteran Of the
Ci,-u war died here to-day after a long illness
Captain FitzgibbOns was sixty-fOur years old. and
came here from New-YOrk thirty years aso Ia
no Civil War he served in the I'm aud +tn New
work Infantry Volunteers. rising rom the RANKS
To captain. He was twice promoted Tor bravery
IN tha field i'm the face Of the enemy. he leaves
n son in business in Sew-IOrk. and a widow,
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NINE. JANAUsCHEK TO THE PUBLIC.
Expresses Thanks to Those Who, in Her IL
ness. Are Giving Assistance.

Saratoga, y. Y, Oct 24.-Mme. Janauschek. the
actress, who for almost years has been helpless
ny reason Of two strokes Of paralysis. issued this
afternoon a statement 10 the public. She expresses
thanks to those who have been and are assisting
her IN her distress, and among other things says:
After thirty years Of my best effort for The ad-
sad one cannot believe that my life. given
largely TO the American stage, will be forgotten by
The American people"
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FUNERAL OF SAMUEL {. MoRss.

Fort Wayne. Ind. oct 24.-The body o. Samuel
K Mo-Ss Editor Of The indianapolis Sentinel
was brought here to-day Tor burial EX-Mayor
Tagga-t. g a Bookwalter. John ". Kern and
many other well known men, Including several
newspaper men. accompanied the funeral party
Brief services were held at the grave. This was
the birthplace and Tor many years IN" nome %
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THE DIXIE HURRIED TO SEA.
She Leaves League Island with Four Hun
dred Marines on Rush Orders.

Fhladeiphia' Oct 4.-The cruiser Dixie left
League Island to-day under rush orders from
me Navy department with Commander w. B.
"AahaTns IN charge. Eighty-ive picked men. in
command OF captain Lyman are among the
Aour huhoIeo marines aboard the cruiser Ad-
nlraI oissoee received imperative orders from
Washington TO prepare the Dixie for sea II
was stated that the vessel win proceed to Guam
tanamo. Cuba, where she will remain during the
winter for emergency calls.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington. Oct 24--The Atlantic Coast districts o:
the United the western margin Of oaTo-
ete-ic depression great magnitude. the centre u
which is apparently Hatteras. where the barometer
has fallen rapidly wind velocity OF dfty-two miles
an hour reported The storm warnings and adsicts
issued Friday for the North Carolina and Virginia
coasts were Saturday southwark JackT'a
Vile and u0rthvard along The Middle Atlantic ard sew
England The barometer is rising II tne S-th
Atlantic and North and has fallen re2l-y
IN the lake region and upper Mississippi valley.
The temperatures nave fallen decidedly in the South A.
la-tic anu Middle GUf states. where they nov
range from Is degrees degrees below the seasonal
5yeare Of frost for Saturday night IN The
lf Tr5 south Atlantic States Ear sl--n the nOrt1
5s Florida Issued saturday morning IN
-Srr- and central districts the temperature has
risen rap Oily
attended by gales Of the Middle ana North Atlantic
~C.sre The rain that VIII ATTEND the storm vii.
OF the Atlantic sea5oard from the
.sJ.-ltras ro-t1vard- Along the Middle Atlantic
- r-,gland coasts winds viii D. high north, the
- sfianfis Coast diminishing from north 70 NORTH
49, ~ the Gulf Coast fresh north. and n The lake
reg fresh west
S+,-un warnings displayed OF ne Atlantic Coast
s-C-, Jacksonville 70 E2stport
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AMERICANS AT ROME.

D.. Oct. 24-Judge " L Penheid. Solicitor
~ the state Department at "astii g'oL - nov =.
% ~ -l,irg on the counter case for venezuela
hoihs -, - presented or November before The
t4arue Arbitration Tribunal
.,oha~~ador Myer and his family have arrived
here from Turin. - ,--,..s sts,es En-
AR Iadngs Secretary of the Cni'eo S,-.eS In
bassy LETT Rome to-day ne WIZ 7'
III. ~, NnNcrnher u
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PASSENGERS ON THE ETRuRIA.

Liverpool. oct 24--The Cunard Line steamer
Etruria, which sailed from Liverpool to-day for
New-York took Charles Kohlsaat. the St. Louis
Exposition Commissioner. who bears from the
King Of Denmark a message to President Roose-
veit expressing the greatest regard for the United
States and for the President personally. Nine
Patti, Colonel William F. Cody and Major Burke
are also passengers the Etruria. Colonel Cody
will return here in the spring.
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THE MAINE At NEWPORT NEWS.
Battleship Makes Fast Run Back from
Culebra

Washington. Oct. A.-The Navy Department to-
day received telegram from Car tain Leutze, conf
mandins the batteship Maine announcing the ar
rival Of that vessel at Newport News. the
from Culebra Island to CurritLck Light having
been made at an average speed of l59 knots. He
reports the greatest run for twenty-four hours to
nave been ioS knots, an average of I6s knots The
Maine made better record on her return trip than
on the outward run. The officials OF the depart
ment are gratifed at the performance Of the big
shin
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REVIEW AT FORT RILEY.

Fort Riley. Kan. Oct "A review Of an the
troops in camp was held this morning on the flats
south Of the Republican River. TIE masses OF
troops extended for fully miles. IN the after
noon the officers OF the engineer battalion under
Major Leach gave q practical demoustrtltion or
the construction Of entertainments. There were no
exercises in the afternoon
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RosERT WILLIAM WILCOX.

Honolulu, Oct. 2f.-Ro5crt William Wilcox.
Delegate to Congress from Hawaii. died to-day
from consumption. Mr.. Wilcox vas the home rule
candidate for Sheriff and was carrying
active campaign. Ove-exerti0n brought on hernOr-
rhages. There is great mourning among the
tives, with whom owing to his Hawaiian blood,
Wilcox popular.
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rs IN Eurupe as.,I a. ss-a.tres n ne Cniver-si
ioE THE 1ftIBCsss- viii b mailed a. tao fci-
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FREDERICK C. VRooMAN.

r,archorle Long Island. Oct 34.-Fredertck C.
vroornan a wealthy retired contractor and builder
died al his home here to-day For twenty-five
Years he lived in Brooklyn. where he engaged ID
the building trade, erecting many buildings IN
mot civ sixteen years ago he removed to
parrhoglle. He the contractor ana oulider OF
the CONGREGATIONAL Church here, which IS one OF
fbq mostly costly in Suffolk County. he leaves
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NINE. sEMsRIcH IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 24.-AIme. MarceIa Sembrfch opened
her American tour with song recital this after
noon at the Auditorium, before audience that
taxed the seating capacity and the standing room
OF the theatre Nine. Sembrich was welcomed
Enthusiastically. being appiauGed heartily at
close Of each part Of the programme. She will ap-
pear Lor a return elgaEemanL here on OctObe- =.
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CLAYTON S. HICKMAN.

Portsmouth. y H oct. 2i-Commander Clay
-, : Pfchman L : N died in the Naval Hos
ni-aI to-day after an illness OF three days with
PARALYSIS. He was ffty-four years OF age, and
served in the navy since July p 1856 For several
years he had been commander II the Southerya AT
this port A wife survive MIN Inc
funeral viii be held at the Portsmouth navy yard
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BAGGED $50 BIRDS.
Animal Pheasant Shoot on Dr.. Webbs Pre-
serves in Vermont
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSE.I

pf,rlirgtou Vt. Oct. A.-The annual pheasant
-, yras held to-day M Dr. W. Seward Webbs
eetate These who took par We're Dr. WeDn' MISS
FREDERICK Webb, Watson Webb. J. S Breese, I.esI
maid Rollins George Bird and Louis Clark OF Ne"
York and Samuel Bagdon. OF burlington ~
bagged go brds. each shooting apout e--e
1900 MISC Webb displayed her craftsmanship
NV making several difhcut wing shots las shT 80
occupied the whole Cay. Other su'S'S
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TWO wARsHIPs TO LEAVE BEIRUT.

Rome. Oct 2f-The Italian Government has been
informed Of the approaching arrival at Genoa OF
the United States cruiser Brooklyn, flagship OF
the European Squadron. and the gunboat Machlas'
from, Beirut syria The Machias is to transport
Nj Skinner the United States Consul General Al
Marse.Iles, and his expedition TO Apyssinla-
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Should be DAILY by Interested changes nay
ru1e.h
Foreign mails sor the week ending October q. 1875.
viii close promptly IN all casesl the General Fosos
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
than closing shown below ParCeis-hust Mails 70
Germany close 8 N. MONDAY
Regular and Supplementary mails close AZ Foreign cta
tion half hour than closing time SHOWN below t@
that Supplementary Mails FOR Europe and CeTrd
America va Colon close hour later az Forsi' Sts
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lfnrrPG.
Marriage notices appearing in THE THIB-
CNE svtsI ne rspubIished In The Ert-Ne%
Tribune without extra charge.

CTARK-SP4 RKS-Jr THURSDAY October 2 1903, az tne
F'rz- Presbyterian Church hatorah. y 4, % -
rss-5r F2e. Andrew D. REID assisted by ne Rev JOSH
n Eastman u. d.. OF Pottsvtlle. Penn A3zs si.ii5
dsuybter OF Emily c. anc the late Charles r. SpaFt-s
- Nevy-Yo-k civ William Henry Clark
CoNFARE-W ELBORS-At Inilanapoiis, Ln1 -, %
7;S-,r-Ts- Cetotar . Luna daughter OF M and Mrs.
= Coasale. Luther : Nel5crr
4OPKINS-JONES-Cn SATURDAY. Cct16er - 1875 az -
..---z,s Church SLyresau- square, Ncw-11rs- - the
re- William c Rodgers % AIoroCs assisted by TIE
ifs- Fggh NcC Bircknead Emile Florence, daughter
~ Fralerick and Eliza Lot-Uer Jones 90 Henry O.
Hopkins.
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TO STUDY BRITISH NAVAL BARRACKS,

Washington. Oct 2L-Three naval officers-CiyI
Engineer r. = Peary. Surgeon G. Boyer and Lieu
tenant Commander ". s Sims-are 20 he sent
abroad with special Instructions TO study the plans
OF naval barracks constructed by the British WIN
a view TO Incorporating the designs Tor the
structures TO be erected in the United states the
best features observed abroad.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.
ARRIVED

Washington. oct 24-The following movements
,e Sci have been reported to the Navy Depart
meut: .7Drz-r-U
Co.ot.r a.-Tl7e Marlborough A. Annapos5 m So
Oco-, - r.rtrloutn y H.. the Scorpion al New
October 24-The Dolphin, az NeNE1r' -'7N'' am " -
nitaI a. E60pt1n Poads
SAILED.
~,,-, .. The Baltimore from Boston TOT Hampton
Oci ne n Cau0 from Shanghai for f1ankoV and
-. t1-jir-i~gtor from Annoy for Shanghai
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MARINES FOR HONOLULU.

= guard Of fifty marines Is being organized for
duty at the naval station in Honolulu. on request
Of Rear Admiral Silas Terry. commandant Of that
station Captain 4 " Catlin. now in the Philip
pines, will comma nd this guard.
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assigned TO regiments as follows;
JAMES NJ CHURCHILL TO 10Th Iqfa4stry; PH II n
I5ta Infantry: ANDREW J. EAFF ~, 10 -,tE IN
HENRY W BUM. o IOth Infantry. FtlEbI-lIC n
sr=,[S 3ItT ~ lqta Infantry. EMIL ENGEL- TO 18Th
Infsatry. LOUIS FARRELL 60 10Th IIta an
HORACE HIGGINS. {, 1t IBfant[yi 814AElI9 81.
I-fla.r-: EMMETT ADDS to 2oyh Infantry aARRY
18Th Infantry WILLIAM F. k2BINSoS IT; a. ~
MANUEL a DENNIS - 29th Infantry i-r AK n "
fioFFMAN. TO 3th infantry. HENRY, : BRINE
lIRT5T - a2i Infsntr!: JAMES BLYTH; 70 18th
NCLEE. 70 10Th mama
EnVIN GT-NXER TO 24th Infantrz: RE.soI:yE r
PALMER u 9th Infantry. EDW Z u "a "a NJ
mo- 9d. MANI t5 - Pfi4P RESnNGToN to 81 I3a
ny FRANK L BEALs 20 10Th I-tan!ry F,7 IA to
I5.h tafsntrg: ALBERT r RICH. TO 2oth Infantry
DAVID ?. WOOD. 20 2ist Infantry
Resignation Of First Lieutenant GEORGE l. COLLINS
Gl5 Tor operation ana maintenance Of military tee-
graph lines Alaska -
Resignation Of First Lieutenant ALBERT J. BRIGHT.
= Infantry. accepted
First taeu,enants CRAIG Il. SNYDER. ER ,Gi. 6
5- IHs5iE9 .6GHR " MILLER and WILLIAM II
FRS, Lieutenant ROBERT NJ THoRNRrRGH. assistant
- -se ilea 5tsi GEORGE W MATHEWS assistant
--i---,,- WHO win proceed 70 Fort dupont
Contract Surgeon JAMES n sToDDAKD' ''"
NAVY.
1...,-.r =, WAINWRIGHT and J. r. EDWARDS. Lieu
tenant Commanders a L kE1 W p f b, II
r. u PEY~CI,DS and L. SHANE. .nsien p W
EG0TF- ana Passed Assistant surgeon g " Fi9r>-'
c0ur-lssiu
lieutenant l. F. LANDS detached Naval Academy to
the Tacoma 80
,syt-,rr r1ayrnaster A. l. BROWN, detached the in1e
--.--se.,re- ~ Asiat- station via the S7lace
-.rrpin " MCREARY First Ldeutennnts r :
WI TST. ana X TRACY commissioned N marine
q,
Second IIeutenauts A iAMiltLlN II - III S TJ n
r-TrNOPF appointed marine corps
r,a,,naster Il C MACHETTE tretireci' ceo ID "a7i's
ION October 10 n.
Lieutenant E. MoALE Jr. died IN Baltimore October .
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MISS GALLATIN TURNED DoWN
Daughters of the Confederacy VIII Not Have
Her Because She Plays Ghosts
lnr rr, ran,pn ro rnE rnlnrNE.

Norfolk va oct 2iTIonoFaTy Hell,oe.s'p ,a -,
the virginia Daughters of the Confederaey mas
been refused to Miss Alberta Gaan, . tn p aS
enc i an veterans Of this city. Miss Cal
,,,rrss down because she is an actress
iatin was - .sr.toets which is declared an i'm
5,ornI play by the Daughters she : me 9au"'7
:, "a. =, -. aStssrsts General Albert Galsun'
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CLEVELAND GOES TO LAKEWOOD.

lakewood, y. J., Oct. 2i.-Grover Cleveland and
his children arrived here to-day IA a special train.
and Joined Mrs. Cleveland at the Lakewood Hotel
cottage called the Little White House Mrs. Cleve-
land = mother also accompanied them
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. VEST
INDIES ETC

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC
sCNDAT-At 30 D N for ST Psychologists. pes
MOSDAY-As a n for Argsntins. Uruguay sad Para
s- g59 a iszc.s s'Ss 1 saI ' sss so
Paeiae Ports pr s $ s+ty x .,.ss % O 30.
wE:DNESDfY-At 70 a. n for Grenada Irfnfdad sHt
MarginiaIs Barbados. Trinlasd Ciudad Bolivar an
5 5er9a 20 p n for St Thonss s. c-ot1 Lee
ward windward Islands. British Dutch and Fren'a
TTRsDAY-1,s f1- cIs1 Pc. Ha yses f ma
Wezeo per 5 5 JssSn via Tamnico craar must b dr.
recTed per jason.
Eoe.d - Il "a Para man and cara
20 : 20 $780, - ; : Ti0u1o mail nlusr St-
recgsd gsr Tome > a. Y = ,,.,sJ5 SsiI -
Cuaatanamo and SANTIAGO rust - srseis5 ps s.s, >
s5TURDSY-it $50 a e=lppleH1entary $50 a M
ds phia tualI Tor savan.l and Cartagsua must y a.
zec5sd pes Phadel9aia... a. % a n suppl, suppl
-@ 517' o.. = w,--5 caste va Havana. 1910
cuba psr . . Curitysa va Havana
MAILS FORWARDED .ovIEEL=sax-pn. RITZ ExrEF1
cr-BA-vis F1orda. closes BIS Office daily. szsepe
bse oa w.a-sisy- and saturdays Tampa. AMI On
IllI5o cIrY-ov-r,and gnl-s. s7sets.I,y siaresse
80 ~srsav al % 2 10 AID II 30 2 Su8tass
ar 900 e. m ard il30 p n
Sf-yviaJ--S srI.AND-By rat North sydneg. aae
Th.r-s b. steamer closes Office daily a. $50
70 n jcCEnsct.1g mails close here every Monday
wednesday ard Sarurdayl
Boston. ard the1cr oy steamer
-I1zes a. his aHce D p every Tuesday.
sfrC--rr Sc BY and thence By
-i.1ss az Office daily a. Go .. n. -
mr. MS pr-EfyTD COFtFEZ and GUATEMALA By
Naw Orleans. and thence BY steamer. closes
81 .b 545e- saiv. sunday. a. riS0 n. ard
20 -rufavs - 60 .. m and III 30
i---nr~- ~ mail Mondays I'll 40 .
Pr-A-Bv raiI - New Orleans and thence o.
s+-a-ra- closes al ONCE daily Srrizv.
II ~ n and ff1-10 2 sundays a. Fl.oo :.
49, FIJI so ?. tccnnsctizs mail closes here Tues
, 4rs5.s-s-ei mai c5ses at 500 . n previous 4sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest o.
average 81: average corresponding date i-st year
* sv.rsxe for corresponding date last tTenSs yss
81 Loca forecast rain -aey ana pfeh@o9 S4'''0a'
NIT north Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
JUST WATCH

x,-..n x-ou are through with this part OF
~, - hand IL to the Madam. See IL she
- 20, hunt up the Little Ads. of th'
pooDIo. the first thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

On me 4Nr"-AS
xr ana Mrs. c p Amer wards
- NJ I'd e
v. y. bi@N NJ and Mrs. Herman
Hsddos cnsmbsrs .,,.- uT ans Mrs Tsy-
NJ Park Soi4'i
IS Vote.
Z Aesbft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
JUDGE ESTES DANGEROUSLY Ill.

Honolulu Oct 24-M. NJ. Estes United States
District Judge is critically III. serious operation
was performed on him this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

81 sGxEss CHAPEL. TRINITY PARISH. sec-sr.
near Colamr.s-avs- sas Rev w. = MASNI$s-s = ..
Vl-arSsrvces 6t6. 30 -. n and = ne 49,
actresses By Nica- tte afsrroon s-iess wf es
sa.zzasd 80 sn1rw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

vT-NTrrr-n p Q Uct0tsr = IIFI1
,,.-to, .,s taaa received az this Department from
- Es,se~t II fz-1un the Consul o. tne ned states
- sftTtsarI Germany u ne death q ne lStn q Way
Stuttgart q 1e.tz- tAl'" % Wv A~'~ 49,
mel September % 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
EHCGGed.

EAr-ER-TIFr.u-Mr J. P Batter announces the en-
,-.ve-7a-r ri daughter Miss Gertrude Margaret
Falrer TO Edward Pearsau Field