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Marriage notices appearing in The TRIB-
CNE will be republfshed in The Tri-WeekIy
Tribune without extra charge.

UssELLE-SrURRAY-At the residence OF BRIDES
mother ChappaGua- N 7, October / 1903. HAIR
Cock Murray to Alfred Bussslls. Of Nsw-Tork
CLARK-GUYON-On october .. 1908. at No. 545 Gin
ton-Rve., Brooklyn Y Y. b. the Rev Thomas James
Crosby. Clara Louise. daughter Of James GUyon.
Clarence Hastings Clark. OF Chicago III
GEER-SC7fULTZ-On Thursday. October s 1908. a.
Calvary Church. summit. y. J. By tire Rev. william
Montague Gesr Vicar OF ST. Psuis Church Nsw-York,
assisted BY the Rev. walker Gwyure. MABEL Brftron.
daughter q Mr.. and Mr. Norman Schultz Marshall
Geer q Sev-York
sCHAB BEEIAR-TRUBE-On Thursday. October 6 1903.
HasrinzsCn-Ff udson. BY the Rev Dr. G. F ErOtel.
Helena Cecilia. daughter Of Carl Truos 20 George z
Schsbbehar.
TAILAFERRO-DU BOIS-On wednesday. October :. az
The Homestead FishklH. y Z. BY Dr.. A ? Van
Gisson. Kate White, daughter o. Gsrrsr cu Bois
William Fleet TaIa6e-ro. o. Ssv-Tork
Observation-Disclosures Thursday. October s. 1909.
the First Church il RoIbury, Boston. Mass By the
James De NornAnde. Mary Lee Strickland.
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs Isaac Strickland. OF Bangor.
Ne. John Edward Tucker
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
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EBEN BALDWIN,.

Eoen Baldwin died suddenly on Wednesday night
az the Arlington Inn. in South Broadway. Yonkers.
from apoplexy. He was member Of old and
prominent family in that city He was born there
sixty years ago. and was a son Of Arson and
Armenia Baldwin. He studied in DR.. Stars school,
and then at the Morris School. at Ossining. He
began business life with the \ew-GOIk Ornce Of
the Ycrkers Hat Factory. and then formed the
house Of Han & Baldwin, IN this city
F5freen years ago he took responsible office with
the Naring Hat Company. which he retained TO
his death He leaves a brother, Hall s Baldwin,
and two sisters. Mrs Ethan Flasg and Mrs Henry
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CAPTAIN PERRY RARTHoLoW.

St Louis oct S.-Captain Perry Bartholow.
treasurer and payraster Of the Louisiana Purchase
Fxpo=ition who had been III for some time with
lung trouble died at his home here to-day. He
had been connected with the Worlds Fair since its
trceution. He was related 10 Mrs. Francis. wife
~ Ex-Governor .. r. Francis. He leaves a widow,
who is a daughter Of Ex-Governor Thomas Fletcher.
Cautafu FarthOIow son OF General Thomas
'Fartholow. one Of the early bankers Of Mis-
souri, and. under President Cleveland consul at
NerrZ GERMANY.
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CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER HOME.
His Health Entirely Recovered on European
Trim

chief Justice Melville ". Fuller Of the United
States Supreme CoUro returned yesterday from
Europe on the Majestic. He said that he had been
taking pleasure trip through italy. Germany and
through the lake district Of Cumberland and Vest
uloreand. visiting the homes and burial places Of
nan. OF the great English poets
When he went away ne vas n rather poor health,
bur d. said that his tlp had LEFT him II the finest
Of resTlh He viii resume his -Ial duties next
AIo-lay. While away he was accompanied by mis-
nc ID daughter
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fEv TELEGRAPH IT. THE TRIBUNE

Princeton. X !. Oct H-EE-F-=sias-t Grover
Cleveland Ieft hero tonight fo. Buffalo TO attend
The funeral u ex-P0stm8ster General hlssel he
VII return rO-uorrOH. after the funeral
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~ W CPALlI DING

New-Britsin. Conn. Oct s.-N. ". Spaulding. who
was Mayor OF Oakland. Cal. for five terms. and
was Sub-Treasurer of the United States Mint n
der President Hayes died in this city to-day
ty-four years old Er. Spauldng came 10 New
Britain on July 10 develop patents in which he
was interested. He trustee Of Leland stan
ford University, and was a thirty-third degree
-
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Gov oDELL's PLANS FoR The WEEK

Albany Oct s-Goyernor Cdeu rs-t.r-,s5 las,
ulrHt from Washington County where be bas bse-
inspecting sites Tor the State insane hosri-sI 7,.
morning he left Tor Orange aud Rocklars counties
with the commission 10 decide UPON a site f,- ,-.
r.s1ltal Tor crippled children. he : - .,----.S
RI Alb4ry again before saturday 0-
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FRDAY-At $50 ? II for Azores Islands. per = s.
Vancouver. from Boston
sATURDAT-At 40 a z. for Europe. Per q Etrlria
a for Belgium Greet. Per = .
Finland be trscrsd s. Fira11 D. az
Italy dlrscc. per 3 HohenIollern Ems
directed per .. Hohenzollern't > az sou
r. SUPPLEMENTARY 10 a m FOR Europe. psr y A.
Kaiserfn Maria Theresfa Plymouth CherbO1rg ard
Bremen: 81 9.3J n FOR Scotland direct. PEI > =
Anchoria (raau directed '-pe- o Ancnoris
EsT-This taxes Pral-R
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples FOR Germany
o-Iv The same f1r other parts %
Europe VIII rhis snip unless specially
directed bv her.
the closing % the suposrnsntar Transst antio
named ADDITIONAL srue1tzry Mails ars
on American English. Frelcn
and ard remain until within Ten
OF sailing % steamer
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Mr.. FAcINe-goTH-WAYS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: r We are 70 be favored with a dramauzaton
o. Pilgrims Progress" I hope that the aoapter
may not omit Mr.. Facing Both-Ways from the
The character would be very pertinent 70 the
present political situation.
Brooklyn. Oct. :. 1903 WILLIAM II Prize
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FLAG RIPPER NOT FOUND.
Members of Patriotic Societies In
dignant at Insult to Guests.

Mystery still surrounds the draping Of the Nathan
Hale monument. in the City Hall Park some time
between shutdown on Wednesday ana sunup yes
terday. with British ensign. the folds Of which
were carefully shredded into ribbons In the centre
a small square of pasteboard bore the words writ
ten in ink.
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1891 - ro-DAy - sArrRDAY.

F7- Eastern Pennsylvania rain to-day. high north
shifting L northwest winds. Saturday ia-r
For the District Columbia Delaware and Maryland
rs-v cIordy today brisk north. shifting 10 northwest
WINDS. SATURDAY. far.
For New England rain today with high northeast
s1fe-tr 20 north and northwest. winds. Saturday. fair
r. r-ss-e-n NeU-yorE and Neg-Jer5ey rain to-day;
-tss north shifting northwest. winds SATURDAY far
- western Pennsylvania and western NeF-h 2rk
..i-,. s., sn5 Saturday. fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
HaMlLroN 70 "a coRelNs euEsT.

Washington. oct. s-Major General Corbin has
received word from Lieutenant General Sir Ian
Hamilton QuaTrermaster general ~ me british
forces. he vii arrive il Washington next sat
-rcay 10 remain 1eE Gays ne VIII be The guest
tsenersl and Ars. Corb!a, and VIII also visit the
se-tieflecs o. Antletxm- Gettysburg and Chic<A~
Rag
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MESSAGE FROM LADY HERBERT

Lindsay Russell. as chairman Of the coiln-i '
the Pilgrims which sent message OF concurrence -
Lady Herbert yesterday received from hei a ie
sage. which said.
PRAY exuress 10 the members Of the Fl4gI ~.
deep Depreciation OF their sympathy Al NY $500
sorTow.
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Postomcc Notice.

Should Be read DAILY BY a. interested. changes
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct1h-r ~. lev.
will close (pr0ptly IN al cases. at the General Fosros
follows Parcels Post Nails hour earlier t1an
below Parcels Post Nails Tor Ger
many close D. n Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Regular and Supplementary Malls close az F0reign Sa-
tfou half closing time shown below ,@x
supplementary mails for and central
Colon. close hour later a. F0reisn sta
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ROBERT GARRETT IN POLITICS.
Candidate for the Maryland Legislature on
Republican Ticket.
icy rELEGRAFH TO THE TRIBUNE.

fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
baltimore Oct. &-Robert Garrett. son Of the late
Harrison. Garrett AID grandson OF the late John W
Garrett president OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road who is We'll known socially, is the first OF the
Garrett family 10 enter politics. He is q candidate
for the legislature on the Republican ticket. and
to-day SAID that. while he did not pose as q re-
former h. was for an honest election law. He
q SO opposed to railroad monopoly, and heartily
favored the Wabashs making this city its tide
---,- a-r~7fvr
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pRoEEssoR RupoLF LIPscHITz.

Berlin. Oct. S-Rudolf Lipschitz. professor o1
mathematics at Bonn University. is dead
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At EIGHTY HE HAS HEIR.
The Marquis of Donegal's Wife Was Miss
Twining, Of Halifax.

London. Oct San heir was born on Wednes-
day 70 the Marquis OF Donegal who is eighty
years Of age. and who married Miss Twining,
OF Halifax. y s, who is twenty-five years old.
The Marquis had been married twice previously
without having issue
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CONDOLENCES FOR MRS W. s H,ssE,,

Buffalo oct b-Hun1reds q kilograms OF condo
leres nave been received by Mrs. B.sseu wife %
.I.- late Postmaster General Wilson s Esisscu
Arrore them are dispatches IRON President Roosa-
we'd Secretary COrteyOl. Grover Cleveland u :
I.s0.crf Hilary A. Herbert. John .. Carlisle A.
t-ur 7 Hadley John u. Rockefeller snd Don n
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

INDIES. ETC.
FRIDAT-At u n. for Guantanamo ard Santiago, %,
$ Creufuezos mail be directed per >. cisa-
fusgos'l. 1870 p supplementary 1SO fo-
Thomas. Croix Leewa-1 and Wlndward Isia-ds.
British. Dutch and French Guiana. per s. :. Nanos
(raI FOR Grenada must e directed per = o Mazoa).
sATTRDAY-At a m Cor Northern Brazil per I.
PoIvcslr via Para ard Mara0s. a n. for Be--
rruSa : Pretoria. $50 a. n supplementary
Q 80 a for CIracsO ard Venezuela. .. Nara
cafbo Crnafi SavanIla and CaTraEana b d.
recred per NaracaibO'); at for Porto Rfoc-
Der Ponce via San Juan. $50 m (srppl,-
1870 FOR Fortune Island. Jamaica S.
vs7fIIa Cartaxe1a and GreyrOwn. per vaisncIx
C1-aI or Rlca must b directed IA
cfs'sI- at 10 a n. for Cuba 3 Mexico VIA H.
vzna. at FOR Argentine Uruguay and Psraz-,sr
per 3. Merchant Prlncs; az 10 a for G-snafs
--infsaf Ciudad Bolivar. . f0-21
N (suppIerenta-y 80 for Inax1a and EIsas.
O. Fla1dria
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The WOO dlawn Cem.tery

Is ne most accessible cemetery q TIE netrov-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley o. car-is~-
Tnirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
soId a. s125 Up Send for Illustrated Book
OFFICE. 70 EAST xD-sr. Z GI
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ihls - the first day of repatriation for the
coming municipal election Register with
% delay.
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TAYLOR AND YOUNG GO TO NEWPORT.

washington. Oct. S-Rear Admiral Taylor CHIEF
OF the Bureau OF Navigation. and Lieutenant Cen
eral Young. chief OF the General Stan Of the army.
LEFT Washington this afternoon for Newport, x i.
on business IN connection with tAs Naval MAJ
College
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highest temperature YESTERDAY - oss ..-.,1s
-. - % s.g-ee-. average for corresponding
date last year. 80 degrees; average ''-
twenty-five Year, - degrees ,ortb shifting 10
to-lAs --s'
rrrrfu.esr. winds saturday falT
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ROCKEFELLER FRUIT FoR HOSPITALS.

John D. Rockefeller has men at work picking
apples on his large estate at Pocautico Hills. The
crop is unusually large this year and said that
he will ship many barrels to hospitals IN this city.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
All Theatres but the Manhattan Hard Hit
by the Storm Last Night

The outburst OF rain last night affected the busi-
ness at every theatre In Broadway TO unusual
extent. Even the three four musical comedies
and dramas. which have been drawing full houses
at every performance. were chilly with empty rows
and vacant boxes Oaly the Manhattan theatre
eoers resisted the elements Mrs. Fiske's perform
.lnce Of Ibseu's 'Hedda Gabier' which has filed
the theatre all the week. last night succeeded in
doing the same thing, If there were storm
without.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
uOTps Nogniug

In his diagram the continuous We -,,rse ssIs-
-----es ~ Leisure indicated - ne Ll.l-.1
~.--rs-rg bsrouleter. The dotted -lir $3.50 -
-. -. -e-0-5es by the local Weather L--eA-
The following Official record from the "sa'Ne'
stoz. tbe changes IN temperature yer 'he LAS'
400
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Buruett'a Vanilla Extract
Married.

Is the Ire srocers t. Insist on having
Surns;t's Il is for your food Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

O.. - - -. af Mayor Low and the
-, "S.s-,....ss.. shs aasy ever AAA-"
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There are only four days OF registration
for the coming city election. To-day il the
first day. Register to-day.
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For points n E1rops tas Univs--ss
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii - mailed at tns f0i-
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Mall subscribers IN Nsw-Torx city 70 the DAILY ana
TE2I-WEsESkLY viii Be charged cent a ezra
postage IN addition TO the ra,ss nansi above
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Domestic Rates.

81 EARLY NAIL TRAIN
FOR all points United Canada and Asxco
outside % the boroxhs Nam and Ths B-ou<l
Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and ~ PHILIPPINES
without extra expense for foreign postage
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ENOUGH SAID.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir-Last year my taxes on an apartment prop
erty n Brooklyn were s457 10 This year, with an
increased assessment they were 500 ~
Toms River y J. oct 8 1905. A A g.
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Special Notices.


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Died.

Death notice. appearing in THE TRIBU E
will be repubIished I'm The Trt-WeekIy rri b.
une without charge.
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Charles Frohman has decided 10 open his Faude-
Vile Theatre formerly Mrs. Osboru's Play House,
on Wednesday evening. october 2. when ne VII
present Nine. Charlotte Wiehe and her french
company All OF the performances at the NaIoe-
VILE 70 be given in French-n fact II y 20
made q permanent French theatre. II, Poss9s-.-si
The PLAYS viii be short and there VIII ne 49,
in each evenings performance. Nine HieuS -
her company viii arrive on Saturu4'
steamer Philadelphia.
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Henry 2. Harris has obtained d new play OF
American ute from William <. De Mile. q Of
the late Henry G. De Mile. whose share in the
writing Of The Wife" The Charity Bali and
The Lost Paradise" him popularity with play
Of a decade ago. Robert EdesOn. who VIII ap-
pear At the Hudson Theatre IN January in Ran
sons Folly by Richard Harding Davis. VIII De
presented by Mr. Harris in the De Mile PLAY in the
season Of LsjS-OS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-09-15
PETITION FOR CHARTER
Georgia, Irwin County.

Georgia, Irwin County. Esrr
To the Superior Court of said comfy.
The petition Of J. ] Parker, M. B. Coffee, j.
J. James and G. W. c. Jones. all of the said
county, respectfully shows:
Petitioners desire for themselves and such
other persons as may become associated with
them, to be incorporated and made body
corporate under the name and style of the
Irwin County Mercantile and Investment
Copmany" for the full period of twenty years,
with the usual privilege of renewal at the
expiration of that time.
2. The object of the proposed concern is
pecuniary gain to its stockholders.
3. The particular business to be engaged
in and carried on is the selling at wholesale
or retail, or both, of merchandise of all kinds,
including dry goods, snotions, CONNECTIONS,
shoes, clothing, hardware and all other arti-
cles of general merchandise.
4. To this end petitioners pray the privi-
lege of buying selling, leasing and otherwise
dealing in and disposing of property, both
real and personal, which may in any manner
be necessary or incidental to the full prose-
cution and development of the business of
said company, with the right and power to
borrow money and secure same by deed.
mortgage or other lien upon its personal
property, or both, or in such other manner as
said company may deem advisable.
5. The capital stock of said company shall
be Two Thousand (S2 OOO.OW dollars divided
into shares of the face value OF Five (85OO)
Dollars each.
The petitioners pray the right 10 increase
said capital stock from time to time to
sum not exceeding Ten Thousand ,SlO0CO.O0)
Dollars upon the authority of the stockhold-
ers Petitioners desire to begin business
when Two Hundred $4,000 Dollars of said
capitol stock shall have actually been paid
into the treasury of said company,
6. TIE principal place of butiness of the
said company shall be in Fitzgerald, Ca, bun
they ask the right to establish branch Offices
or agencies within or without the state of
GtOrg a.
Z. Petitioners pray the right to sue and be
sued, plead and be implicated, to haze and to
use common seal and to make such cunsti=
tuition and bylaws as may be necessary to
the conduct of the business OF the company.
They fui Their pray that they may be incoI.
porated under said name, for said period for
the purposes and wi h the p.wer and priv.
leges hereinfore stated, and also, with such
other powers, privileges and immqnities as
may pertain to corporations Of like cbarac=
Ter under Ine laws Oh Sala state ADq Iett-
toners will ever pray etc. D. B. jar,
Attorney for petitioners.
GEORGIA-lrwin County;
This certities that the foregoing is a correct
copy OF the original petition for charter by
the Irwin County Mercantile and Investment
Company fled in the Office of the clerk OF the
Superior court of Irwin county. This Sept,
10th, 1908 Witness my official seal this Sept,
10Th, 1903 j. H YOYEa,
Clerk,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-09-15

easy, too. There's to be big
Christmas party tonight at the
Alexanders'. She's invited. I'll
see that she goes to it if have to
drag her."
Good. Don't tell her I'm in
town. | want to surprise her."
The gen eral had a man at the
morning tr ain who reported Gas
tons depar ture. He was surpris-
ed at SaHie's good spirits, but
attribute d. it to the magnificent
present he had give her that
mornin e of diamond ring and
an exc uisite pearl necklace.
He brustfed her off to the par
ty that night and congratulated
him self ond certaenty of his tri-
umph over an aspiring youngster
who dared to set his will against
his ow n.
When the festivities had begun
and tie children were busy with
their fire works, Sallie strolled
alor g the winding walks of the
lawn. She was chatting with Bob
St. Cla re about young man they
10Th knew, and when they reach
cd the corner furthest from the
house, under the shadows of a
great magnolia with low over
hanging boughs, she saw the fig
ure of a man.
She SMILED into Bob's face,
f ressed his hand and said:
Now, Bob, you've all good
friend could do. Go back / don't
need YOU"
And Bob answeree with a
smile and left her, In moment
Castor was by her side with both
her hands in his kissing them
! tenderly.
Didn't 1 surprise you, dear?'
! he softly asked,
! No. Bob denied you were
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-09-15
A Boys Wild Ride for Life.

With family around expecting
him to die, and a son riding, IS
miles, to get DR.. Kings New Dis
oovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, w. HI Brown, Of Lees
burg, Ind. endured deaths agonies
from asthma; but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him. He writes II now
sleep sounGly every night" Like
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