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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
BRONX CAVE DwELLER HAS TO CO.
Police Drive Queer Reeluse From Seton's
Woods. East Chester

The o6d looking recluse who for severa! weeks
- 80 ooeupring the old Indian cave in Seton's
woods. East Chester in The Bronx. was driven
from his lair yesterday by the Wakefield police
Tho notice were compelled TO rout him from the
neghborhood because several residents were afraid
- rim, and were barricading their doors. while
~. children were not permitted to go near the
cave alone
THE recluse had iong shaggy hair and whiskers
and when seen the highways invariably had
ticycle which he never roce. butt trundled along
~tsb bir, several girls who were chased py the
eve dyveller reported the matter to the Nakeneld
ccItca aBS 2 couple po.icemen were sent out
an6 diSpoSsessed hin. Il - believed that the
--ssf,,e. 1. q man who employed BY "a wealthy
.sSS.ry iiS-inc GA tlc KingsbrldEe Road, and who
,s-e1f Insane "A hen Re lost his place. and became
4 wsuderer and hermit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
MRS. LESLIE M. SHAW RETURNS.

M-s. leslie -. shaw. the wife Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. her TWO daughters and Miss Edmund
con and Niss McClelland q Des Mo!Des. Iowa, re
turned from a two months VISIT 10 England and
the Continent on the American Line steamship
NeW-York yesterday. Secretary shaw met the
perty below Quarantine and accompanied it 10 the
pler. Secretary and Mrs. Shaw and the young
RoEnen Washington al once.
sscre-ary Shaw arrived IN town on Friday 10
await ire arrival % his wife. ana the cutter
Wnnissraitt held IN readiness to 20 down in
case tie vessel arrived. Yesterday he went down,
I-clmpared ~ Deputy Collector Williams. Mr..
Siewerc. the Collectors secretary ana other Gus
ton.s officials. Tie baggage 81 the party was passed
$50 dispatch. Other passengers cid not fare 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Has Invited School Children to Take Part
He Started Fund for a New Flagpole.

Columbus O'DonneH Iselin has invited all the
school children of New Rochelle TO assemble IN
front Of the CITY Hall next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock TO take part in the unfurling OF big
American flag which is TO float from pole which
is Just being erected by popular subscription. The
pole is $50 feet high, and is made Of oregon pine.
Mr. Iselin started the fund to erect IT, and placed
contribution boxes around New Rochelle in order
that every might have a chance 10 subscrioe,
Each subscriber has received certicate pearlns
a picture of the City Hall. the flag and the liberty
pole. Mr., Iselin has not announced where he Oh
tanned the flag. but il is generally believed that IL
is the big one which waved from the tarail of the
Reliance. sailed by Mr. Iselins brother, c. Oliver
Iseln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM S. STRONG.

BT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
New-Brunswick. Y J.. Sept 1e-Wfllan 6
Strong a former Mayor of New Brunswick. and
one OF this city's best known citizens died at his
home in this city this afternoon. after an Illness
OF three weeks from paresis and paralysis.
He was born South Amboy. in 1851 and his
parents moved TO New-Brunswick when he was
boy He received public school education ard
then became n clerk in the hardware business. He
had been in this business all his life. Since 1894
he had been sole owner OF extensive hardware
enterprises in NewBrunswick AID Niddlesex
County. He served for fifteen years in the Ma
tionaI Guard. He Democrat and was elected
Mayor in 1881. and reelected three times serving
eight consecutive years. His party wished TO run
hin, again in 1893 but he declined. He was an
enthusiastic fireman. He a Mason Of high
degree. an Elk. American Mechanic
knight OF Pythias. and member of the New
Brunswick Turn Veren. He leaves brother, Jason
Strong of Seattle, and sister. Mrs. William
Helm of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
LEWIS IsELIN A PROTESTANT.
Neither One, Though Father a Catholic
VIII Marry in Episcopal Church.

Some kurprise has been attached 20 the announce
r-ert .bat Lewis Tselin who is TO marry Mss de
Neuf,lIe e n have the ceremony performed IN we
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the incsFnSloh'
because it ~ss generally supposed that ne was
Roman Catholic
y vas explained last might That althoush a.
isel5r's father. Columbus ODonnen lse3n, IS a
--@-ier ~ al. Roman Catholic Church. his Hl3e'
Vho was Miss Jones. was Protestant, ano ihat
-re young man who is 10 wed Miss DE NeufNiHe
vas brought ND in that falth 81. -.
youre cCupt. who were HuEuenOts. ned tOketHes,
RON Francc after she revocation OF the EalSN %
Names and settled In Switzerland. Miss DE NeIl-
v-licF greet gre ndfatheF. Ahrsm DE NeNIklAe'
tourdsf = banking house at Frankfort. ana after
Nsrd fsscame q business associate o. inelnOtIs
OF toe Is-iiu family. Intimate friendship uas g.
isted between the two families Tor more thai wv
fundTed wears. ,,,-
U.s. b. N.af.llle,s mother was Marion Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
FRANK JAMES, FARMER HEREAFTER
The Former Bandit Says He Is Too Old for
the Show Business, and Will Retire.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

Kansas City. No. Sept. ETH be done with the
show business forever this fall" said Frank James,
the former outlaw. to-day. James is starring with
Cole Younger in a Wild West show. "Im going
10 quit the show business for two reasons" he
said zone is that it's too strenuous life for an
old man like me"
How old are you?" asked a bystander.
I'm sixty. I shall go to kearney and spend the
winter with my old mother. / intend TO buy a
little farm and end my days upon it. i've had
enough excitement in my life Hereafter il win be
Frank James, farmer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TO GO TO ANTlETAM THURSDAY.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 THE TEIBuNE.l

II 1LI7E'hsIH 70 llL Ihl-N'a1'a
oyster Bay. y. Y, Sept 1.-THE arrange
-,ents FOR the Presidents trip 20 the battleneid
81 Antietan next Thursday are virtually COM
rlete. The party, including Governor Murphy
and otber Nev-Jersev officials viii arrive at the
battlefield about . O'Clock in the morning. 10
-. mart IN the dedication of the monument
srsoted 10 the memory OF New-Jersey soldiers
The exercises viii include addresses by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Governor Murphy.
so FAR ns the entertainment Of visitors was
concerned. this has been another uneVentful day
8. Sycamore HiT. the President taking adNan-
ace ~ the absence 81 official guests to vary the
,-sDsaction Of executive business win recred-
~. r5-aeiae17t this afternoon made short trip
.- ~ sound in the Sylph returning THIS even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
MRS. MARY HELEN o'sANNoN.

Mrs Mary Helen O'Bannon, wife Of ]. W. O'Ban-
non president of the J. w. o Bannon Company and
OF the Anawamsutt Mills. Rhode Island Of this
city. died Sunday at his summer home at Mon
mouth Beach. y. ]. a week before her death she
underwent a surgical operation. performed by Drs
Erdnan, Watson, Shaw and Wooley. H,r death
was caused by blood poisoning. Mrs. O'Bannon
was the daughter Of Hiram H. Long. of this city
and was tWenty-nine years of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
nB NELSON TAKES BOROUGH OFFICE,

The Rev. Or. S. Girard Nelson, who is the moder-
ator of the Long Island Baptist Association and
president Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Brooklyn
Howard Coiored Orphan Asylum. and who has heid
several pastorates in Brooklyn in the last twenty
ve ars appointed secretary TO tne Fresideht OF
prookIvu Borough BY President Swanstrom yester-
dav The sala - Of the position Is $2,5VJ year;
DR. Nelson succeeds Jocelyn Johnstont who died
racentlv DR. Nelson in early lie news
s, er man and later a lawyer. and twenty years
avn he became q clergyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
MRS. GEORGIA S. HATCHER.

Chicago Sept. 2-Mrs. Georgia $. Hatcher, Of
Washington. corresponding secretary of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution. and a well known
clubwoman, is dead at the home OF II. c. Barnard.
in this city. She had been i'll for more than a
wear and had been in Chicago four months stop
ping here on her way home from Arizona where
She had been in search of health Mrs. Hatcher
was born in Lafayette, Ind, in 1864. She was
formerly a Vice-presdent of the DaUShters Of the
American Revolution, and was also historian and
@prfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
FINED FOR BREAKING GAME LAWS.
A Harvard Student from Brooklyn Has TO
Paw 500 to the Maine Courts.

hurreta. Ne sept. = As result OF alleged
slaughter of deer aud partridge IN close 'ne KIN
ding fires on wild lands without ncenseo suiUes
and rli6ing without license. several occupants Oh
tro rssr pord camus in the Dead River region
have been arrested and heavily hned
Frederick n White % Brooklyn, y Y. Har-
vsrd student was the onl member 81 inc parry
moi q -esi6ent 81 this STATE. white was lined 50
and COSTS Zach on tive charges, one Tor caihp-ls
ana krdlirc fires on Wi6 lands WITHOUT = He. .,
eHlc -rs the other for killing deer IN eos UNIV
nc fines and clsts amounted 20 about Sloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington Sept I2-The Southern storm IS probably
central near the Southern Florida but
exact location determined telegraphic
nuication interrupted since Saturday morning
when northeast gale with low pressure prevailing
Tampa.
The disturbance noted Friday night IN the central
Rocky Mountain regien has moved 10 Manitoba, with
greatly Increased intensity. been succeeded by
another central to-night western Colorado.
There have been general rains In the upper lake re-
gion the and the Central West accompanied
v very low temperatures for the season ard snow has
fallen in portions Of Wyoming and North Dakota There
have also been showers in the Western Gulf States
and portions Atlantic States In the East
the weather has with high and tenn
Dersture.
There will Sunday in Minnesota and the greater
portion upper lake region, and showers in the
Central Rocky Mountain region and eastern portion Of
the middle plateau there will also be showers in the SCUM
portions Of the and South Atlantic states. con-
tnung Monday. will be showers sunday night or
Monday middle slope central valleys, the lower
portions Of the lake region and the
plateau II will be colder Sunday in the Upper
Mississippi Valley and upper lake region, and cooler
Monday districts where Showers indicated
on the New-England Coast winds viii De fresh and
south. the South Atlantic Coast fresh east ex
o portion. the East Gun
Coast increasing and salLn 2.96a6y daRger3us on te
Florida Coast, the West Gulf Coast fresh 70 prish
south probably becoming north and high eastern
portion; the lakes brisk 70 hisA soutnWest 70
northwest, and the lower lakes increasing SCUM 10
southwest. probably becoming high.
Special warnings are displayed on
the 6iUlf Coast from Pensacola TO Key West, ana storm
Jacksonville on Mississippi and louisiana Coast and
the Great Lakes and Lake FeTin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
~JAeAN BY NIGHT" TO CLOSE.

The experiment at the ST. Nicholas Garden Of
continuing Japan by Night there for the winter
will be abandoned about October l. and "OtoyO"
the musical comedy which has been the chief enter
tainment. will be sent the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
WILLIAM GODDARD IsELIE HIS NAME.
Rsby Borp at Time of Cup Race Is William
cod6ard's Only Grandson.

-. ~s Ms C oliver Iselin have naIned uer
-, mo was born while tire international yacht
raee- were IN progress, william Goddard isei,n. al
e. ,fre Iselins father william Goddard oi fro'l-
49,. n 7 Tie child is Mr Goddard's only sIahu-
son ard vii probably fan heir r. the "oaoeIu 1o'-
- estimated al about SaGooee1. snd also 10 Il
-. ~ tl-e Feeliu millions The child viii he ehfls-
tened IN the Protestant Episcopal Church as 0olh
A. and Mrs I~e1in are members of that oommu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
city OFFICIALS VISIT THE ISLANDS.

la.re-t.cg.s Commissioner ?. ". Hynes yesterday
~as the host Of about fifty guests. whom he had
iHT.tee 20 visit the Institutions on Harris and
eaekwc.s Islands. IN the party were Charities
0prFnisEioner Folks. Heaita Commissioner Lcderle.
o.. George =. Stewart. superin tendent % willard
tarker ard Ecrth Brother Island hospitals Deputy
oatroiieT Stevenson. Dr. =. c Potter, Of the De
garment Of Finance, the Rev James Doughertg.
ltomaE = Mulrv 81 the -. Vincent De Paul So
'lefF. Deputy COMMISSIONS DOuEherty OF the De-
falfnler' o. Charities nd about thirty members
%. no Merchants Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Montgomery. william Williams. Sarah
e1Rp-on September 10 En,ma H. Bird aged IS years.
Funeral from the chapel o. me stephen Merritt
d 6STss In5srnen, at Csmstey
island
wife o. john Chase and daughter Of tho late John
Lawrence. q this city
oEst PsWs Mass septs sT FsI 81 1893 kafs
the osd year OF her
at his late :, T'9dsnos SD5 Ne Si' T T
yea son Of Halds 4 am . ne "a. " tt H. ~ tsi
services al the house. sunday. 18th inst. at
Err1s-septeuber IL wilheImiana Ellis aged 81 years.
az 5spei - IN: stephen Merritt Burial Company SUI
sy c5, and n T i9fhs British 0 Vest iHat ''
IEAsoN-At Yo1sers. Saturday. September II 1908.
sarah a GIsassn eSsd g P ysiT Pl Yo an
Mon5ay evening, at O'Clock
HY Ies Hos9l.aL BURIAL Hoffman the Arlr
ray Hoffman Funeral services WI Be held al Trinity
$50 O'Clock
JoNson SEPTEMBER 70 IIoxsTd Jones , Funeral At
ave and lsth-st. sunday. At o'clock
MoNrcoNERY-On September 9. william MentgoHsry.
ed 81 Funeral services at TIE chapel u the stephen
Merritt Burial Company. shave and i9thst on sun
day, a 2-30 O'Clock
s1ARP-sud4enly September o. ,soa. James sharp aEsI
Burial company. shave and loJhst. saturday. at
. clock.
ta Gia1sr q ss Dr. Hratias sasrr Notice
sTRONG-At New-BruasSick y. j.. September Il
1903 William aged y years. Notice %
funeral hereafter
VAN HOFNE-At the United States Hotel Ocean Grove.
a Srprenter n. 1898. Rev. Richard Van Horne,
% D IN S4tA year OF his Notice q funeral
hereafter
wALToS-sa1aen,y q heart disease az tire Bath club
london England. September :. 1885. Luis 4 walton
n y. Intsrmeut Ksnzai Green Cemetery. Lon4on Ing
land. Monday. sept IL
WEssON-At Watch Hil. r. I. September II. l9oJ
Prank Baldwin Wess0n % the late Andrew Nesson
u New-Yo-S city. Funeral Watch Hal sunday
September u. q .. N BcTiai al Woo1iaWu on Mon
day the i4th inst. az go
WILSON suddenly. September o. No West i4n-st
CINE Wilson. AGED - years FUNERAL al the chapel q
the Stepren Merritt Burial Company shaw and
1gtl-st SATURDAY oclock Intsrrrent In Russell
vile KY
WILSON-On SATURDAY September l.. az her late resi-
deuce Nc AZ East su-h-sf. Frances A. vile % VIZ
lam r. Wilson and daughter % Eleanor snd the A'o
Charles White Notice q funeral hereafter
williamson FRIDAY. September n. saszh villa rs
Wife OF the late 6. Byron WhtSns- ~ s4
September n. Carriages VIII met the "-"-
T. m. Train from Long Island cry
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world wide known IN
place OF business stl-sNs anu IS'h
st largest world Tel is-lstn-sr
romb.-woodawp Csmstery- Bsa1,irglly loeatsd
granite FOR sale, chance T. EDMUND NAhfNs
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Should DAILY by all Interested. as chsnse-
NAV az any tms) - ..o.
Foreign Cor ending September 10. lES.
will close promptly In all the General Po-tosios
follows. Parcels Post Mails close hour carrier
than closing time shown below Parcels Post Mals '
Germany close at . 2. m. Monday.
Regular supplementary mails close at f'Tifn
ton half hour later closing shown below tex-
Cept that Supplementary Mails Tor europe all Nst
America. via Colon eye later al Foretgn wa
tom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
DE FOREST TAKES 700 TO WEST POINT

About sever hundred employees Of the Tenement
blouse Department went 20 West Point yesterday as
tlle guests Of Commissioner r. ". De Forest. They
zert az the steamboat St Johns. The party land
81 a West Point and spent hour sightseeing.
There were two bands on board. ana dsnci-g was
sn1cveE on the trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
g. ? WASHINGTON BUYS FINE COWS.

Goshen y y. Sept. l. tspeelap-S- X bIauirs'
- "a ,he white Fawn Dairy has sold eighty
,seht mead Of his rriEe winning cows 10 Booker J.
washington. .oT the Tuskegee Industrial Institute
ia Alabama They win be shipped October = lhese
cows have been famous milk sihsIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who arrived yesterday on the Gam
pania from LIVERPOOL and Queenstown were;
John Il. Bennett The Very Rev martin J
oscar 2 Binney. c5eIasaty -
Addison Caumack. Tie Kew d. W - Jones'
William Al. Chase Q. , a.
1,nss y pavs q L. :. Maclsren
~ prV ~ /, A peiur- A ". MaconOchie. ~. ?.
-. ~ { Justice :. Leslie Aestrszata
Theodore Fieischmann. ? :. frusn-
Samson Fox. colonel 9 l.. stoNeiL
Lord GrimStcn A. maxwell A"u-
Among those who arrived from southampton on
the New-Tork were:
7 Uar-- Nav AR sirs. Frank Mos.
a. 49, Nrs clement lust, NJ Albert L Pope
~ and Ms L de Y Nor Colonel ana Mrs. T. e
Hoessle-
Mrs Henry 5. Farmeee. Mrs 6 Sards 60, -
Justice Mayer NJ ana MIS- mares "
Profcssc- and Mrs. George Wason-
- NcISsn. MIS- W II lolhs.
Among those who arrived the Celtic were:
Ansrew Carnegie "a John 7 Waterway.
S-ougrss.msn John II r r. Appleton and family.
Caiuea The Misses Grisss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TO REPRESENT STATE AT mANEUVREs.

Colonel Edward z. Britton, who inspected the
camps at Aldershot. England. and Fontainebleau.
France last year. has been authorized by the Sec
retary of War, at the request Of Governor Odell,
70 attend the army maneuvres near Louisville.
KY next month. as the representative Of the State
New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcEPr
TRANsPACITIC

CUBA-Via Florida closes this oflce daily. sxcep-i
Thursday a a. the connecting nails clos,
Wednesdays aad Saturdays via Tampa ana "a,
Mondays via Mlamit
MEXICO CITY-Overland unless specially addressed for
closes az this Office daily exeeps
sunday. Il 30 ard ii;S0 p m Sundays a. L
Ni,WFOi- NDT.ANu-B D. rail % sydney thenc,
By steamer closes this office daily al G.30 p. M
connecting nails close here Monday. Wednesday
Saturday,.
JAMAICA-By rail 70 Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes this Office at ESQ every Tuesday ank
MOI ELO.;-By rail Boston. thence BY steamer
closes a this Office daly 6siO
BELIZE. ERrO COIErEX and GTATEMArA--y rail-
NeyOrleans and thence by steamer. closes 90 this
office daily. except sunday, at - 80 ard fii 3v
p. sundays az ~ p u and fll5u n tconnect--
ing mail here Mondays az III 30 D. NJ
COSTA EICA-By rail- ID New-crleans and thence ov
steamer closes Office daily. except sunday.
II 80 q. ard 4i1-1U ,. Sundays ~ .. n. anr
4l1:30 p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
4ll.3U J.. M
Registered Mall closes 6 .. previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Special Notices.
Tribune subsc~Iption Rates.

THE TRIRUN win te sent BY mail address IN
country ard address changed a. oltsn A.
desired SubscrDtiors may gwen your reSuiar
dealer before Ieayiaz. convenient hand tHeD
THE TRIBUNE once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diaSram the continuous white line shows the
ba7res IN pressure indicated by The Tribune's
recording a-pmeteT The dotted line shows the trmpera
turs as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau.
TIE following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature fer the last
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Highest temperature yesterday. "a degrees lowest. 81
average 60; corresponding date last year.
6s average for corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecast: Fair to-day. Monday fair
and cooler fresh 70 brisk south southwest wadF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

September T. at the residence Of
bsr uncle walter Bovine. Seal Harbor. Ne, BY the
Rev John simpson Pesmaa. Of Bangor. Ne. Emma
FsteUe Bovine 10 william Wade Besbe.
C-IT NAN-SCOTT-At saint Saviour's Church. Bar
Harbor Ne on Saturday. September r. by the Right
NfIiaT. Bishop Of Massachusetts,. as
sisted by the stephen Herbert Green Clarence
Cs5spsv JThapuap Of Chicago, Evelyn SCOTT. grand
SaUHbtsr OF The late Walter Gurnee, Of Nsw-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

PERPETUAL MOTION
Is .tiII far of, hut numerous good bargains
rre within your reach to-day III you con-
suit the Little Ads. of the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
FORWARD. MARCH!

FORWARD. MARCH!
Back 20 yew-York thousand. return
ing from seaside and mountains. IL
have N furnished room vacant. advertise "a
The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points URited Canada and Nsxice
touIsde uf the borouEas Manhattan and The Bsoax
DO CuLs. Porte hawaii and tae philippines
without extra expense Tor foreign postage.
srr~r
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SUCCESS

SUCCESS
20 Often In purchasing nt bargain prices
ihnt's why people consult those Little Adj
an the People,
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points n Europe the UNIVERSE
Postal Tncn THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed az the fol-
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MoNDA

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland. fair eon-
tuued warm to-day probably Monday fresh winds.
mostly
For New-Engand fair to-day warmer except in East
ern Maine and on extreme south coast Monday fair
fresh brisk winds. mostly south.
Fer NeX-Jerssy and Delaware, fair to-day ana Mon
day: fresh % south winds.
For Pennsylvania. fair continued warm to-day
probably Monday: fresh winds mostly south.
Fer Eastern New-York warmer today; Monday
fair. brisk south q southwest winds
For Western Rennsylvaria and Western New-4orA falr
TO-DAY: showers ard cooler at night or
Monday; brisk 70 high southwest winds Lake
Erie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE THib-
UNE will he repubIished In The Tri-W eekty
Tribupe without charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

Mail subscribers Nev-vorx DAILY sni
TRf-WEEELN VIII De CHARGED a extra
postage IN addition 70 the rates named above