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Obituary NOTES.

Austin. Mimi. Sept Nv. 7. wilkins. ex-State
Sera-o- and q banker Of this city, died this morn
49,, .-rr, ,.rour,opia lie was Seventy-siX years
"a Fge was BORN ia Chautauqua County, y. y.
Louisville sept. ls.--Nrs. Elizabeth Cherry Waltz.
-ta novelist and literary editor Of The Courier
Journal" died TO-DAY. She came from ColUnbus'
Ohio. four years ago
N,ortclair. y J. Sept. % CSpecisD.-Mrs. Rhoda
caroline Crane widow Of Amos Crane. who was
ore az the original settlers OF Montclair. y. J.,
died al her home 40. 218 Walnut-st, yesterday.
a. .,s al e of eighty-two wears. For many years
sba lived in the old homestead known as the
washington Headquarters, at Valley road and
C'ov,rnpuf-aVe.
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H +. BISHOPS ESTATE APPRAISED.
The Value of the Personal Property Given
as S3,515,693.

The advertisements OF the estate Of He0er r
r7fspoD Who died in December, 1902, was filed IN
the surrogates Office yesterday. The value OF
he rersoual estate is put at S5l5,6sS The prln-
,iDa1 items axe as follows: Lackawanna steel
Company shares. $4,000 200 shares OF STANDARD
-, -, (, 7le 600. bonds Of the Dawson Railroad
"a coal Company. $4,000; bonds Of the Rock
Ieland Railroad Company. S5ae90 25s shares o.
80 Farmers Loan and Trust Company. SS5es'
% shares OF the Van Norcen trust COMPANY
-, -. ~ chores Of the American Surety Com
.--.- 81 .4l and 3@ shares o. ne Adtlrop-llta
t.rfrI and Real Estate company. 90 le dt1Is
,li.rs Cd tie executors were s45,1l' ana me ues-
.....t ..r-- MISSIONS 81. 49,
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COLOMBIAN sENATE's OFFICERS.
All Supporters Of Reyes-Date Of Next
Presidential Election.

Borals sept lathe Senate has elected the
following officers. an OF whom are supporters
rf General Rafael Reyes in his candidacy Tor
he Presidency Of the republic: President. Mar
ceina arrange. Vice-President- Enrique Navaiz'
electors for the next Presidential election Gull
--rr1o Torres and Vicente Omaha
The arst sunday ia December has been chosen
ra~ holding the next Presidential election IN CO.
-a-lria. Each municipal district chooses by
r,argIar vote electors, who meet on February J.
rgai n the capitals Of the provinces and de-
rrrtr.erts and vote FOR the President and vice
PRESIDENT Tn. results. after being examined
ff d 4arrtt riz.H1 committee are sent 70 30
s.f. whore 4. central committee OF electors.
.rr-Hoee9 of -.-o members appointed by the
senate TWO arroirted by the House Of Repre-
earrar.res and two by the state Council oe-
clare the result. OF the elections
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TO PUT SsO.OoO.oOo IN BUILDINGS.
]. D. Rockefeller, It Is Reported, Will Spend
That Amount in Cleveland.

Cleveland Sept. 19.-It is stated that John d.
Rockefeller has decided to put up less than
aftean large office buildings and business blocks in
the downtown district this city. "A aggre-
eating more than $3Oo00Co Mr. Rockefeller recent
IL secured possession Of the WeddeH House. one Of
the oldest and largest hotels here The hotel is
being demolished. and sixteen story office struct-
ure will built the site AT a cost of more IMAM
81 ONOuo 1t Is stated that Mr. Rockefeller has &C
opired a number Of other sites for similar buildings
Mr. Rockefeller and mis- agents will neither con-
firm nor deny the report. which was widely dis
I1Issed in real estate circles here TO-DAY.
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GOVERNOR opELL's PLANS FOR WEEK.

Albany sept Is-Governor Odel wac al the
executive chamber this morning Tor the hist u-ie
sine. "wednesday having returned last night from
csnsadale,la lie VIII speak next week Tuesday
m the Farmers National Congress at Niagara
Falls on Thursday at the Seneca County far al
Waterloo and Friday at the Monroe t0uh'y
Fai- al EEOckpOTt.
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F-- Nep-T-raiaud. fair TO-DAY. warmer IN west Dor-
rl. Monday fair warmer. fresh to soUth wines
Fl- Eastern .-as York Jersey and Delaware. fair
to-day. warmer n interior Monday far, fresh
esft south winds
For Eastern Eerls,lF arls. fair t1-cas.
&C north PORTIONS Monday far. fresh east 20
t1ltl WINDS
o. NH-lag. slowly rising t-rrratures le AT % fresh
-Lreatt WINS becoming south A1lcay
atl warner To-Day
i'esa tC brisk southwest winds u lday far
q. FT Western Nrv.H1r fa.I an. warmer to-day !.
Aor1sy fair ana warmer portion. fresh brick
l-.-- . E---Lu-n-t VIII
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GENERAL HAMILTON ON WAY HERE.

Liverpool Sept. 1s.-The Cunard Line steamer
Tucania which sailed for New-York from Liver
pool to-day. had among her passengers Lieutenant
General Sir Ian Hamilton
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should BE- read DAILY by all interested az enahs''
tiIne-J .-,-- ~ tao2
will close promptly IN all at the dei-rtl
Mails close one nour -1i.ieI
,sfr fiv,a spoVr- below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close a D. Monday and "Wednesday 80.
Regular and Supplementary malls close al t-rotsL
ton half closing time shown osi1 49,,
Supplementary Malls FOR Europe anu
America. Via Colon. close hour later AZ 7"le's'
alton
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Lee. Blanche c.
BEYEA-At Rye y Y. on Thursday September Il. 1904
Archibald L Beyee IN his S5h year Funeral services
sunday $50 , carriages IN waiting a. Rye sta
trail station orange County y papers please copy
CIARK-At Croton on Hudson. September 10 1903 John
Milton Clark aSed Sl SSaFs sSns" ., at b'ne:
P ? M NJ ''--" '''' ''''' '''' '''
~ 1904 OF disease. James Oliver Cleveland. in
the -, Sen b ga5 Of Of ms Saviour d Monroe n
place on sunday. September 20. at ..
COrrDRp-On Friday. September Is. 1893 Anra ".
IidoT q colIoFd IN her 5s,h FuRs.ai
septeHbeT p. at $50 p
G fIsS5 \ y september 49, 1sos DIT Esbert Gern-
Transffurat,or. zath-st. q shave wednesday
afiernoon. september .. at O'Clock
sirvtes resday septsbr ~ At ocdek az ssr
teruent private.
LDLowq4 sss,esfS[ . 10 Emily 4 So vel WIDOW Of
la 4t4 II coye 20 5si M6nTos sroos 2r n s5
Bu 5 in S tsn Sa,s iR
please copy.
LyLEoq sea,eHser Is 100, zoos NsTyiP Z Lyle .:
Funeral services az - lSS Dees'1r ST Er9oklyn to-
ST. eisysed radad . A5tnavs. station Inisrniea,
evening. september ls. George satteriee Of New
vices pc Hej az 81 Georges Church. ssdyyssant
square. on Tuesday 80 inst. at 10 a.
SPEYERS- Saturday. september 10 Selma Llppincott
vie % Albert C. +. Speyers. and daughter % j
'-e-fs y. and the late Selma "a
s 5-T a. at io.so a. n '''' ''''-'' o" MONTY
WHII--lY-In Brooklyn. september 10 1893 Abii.h
WhItuaF. his Sth yra-. Funeral al his Iats
No. 30 Lafayetteave Tuesday. September
-. $50 IA
The " "a q cry
the most accessible cemetery % the nnetrop-
ole By Harlem trains. trolley earria<.
Thirty minutes Grand Central Lots
sold fl23 Send for Illustrated Book
let BY request a representative will call
OFFICE 20 EAST ssD-sr- " Y CITY.
Rev. stephen Merritt the World ~ide-k known
dcrtskers only husfne>.. Shave
ARREST In world Tel la-lSth-se
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NO HOPE FOR TREATY.
Minister Beauprc So Informs the
State Department.

WASHINGTON. sept 19.-Ninister Beaupre has
abandoned hope Of the ratification Of The Panama
Canal treaty He informs the State Depart
meut under date Of Bogota. September Il, that
-he situation is unchanged. discussion seems
homeless and the Colombian Congress VIII prob
.lrv adjourn on October p.
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

8f-.lYrp sept - 1speciaD.-Warren q. Fair-
hanks son OF Senator Fairbanks. Is engaged 10
-, Mis- Helen Ethel Cassidy. daughter Of Mrs.
1,6yya-s Cassidy. OF this city The engagement was
ennounoed Al a dinner given by Mrs. Rock Carroll
~ cassidy was bridesmaid for Mrs. Carroll re
ccrtlv. The wedding VIII pIooabIy tAhe place IL
JauUary
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NEGROES LYNCH q NEGRO.
The Victim Was Accused of Assaulting Two
Colored Girls

Luxora Ark. Sept. 19.-Negroes last night
overpovered the Sheriff here, took out a negro
named HELEN and hanged him TO a water tank,
where his body was left dangling until this
morning HELEN charged with assauting
two negro girls five and ten years old.
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sI9 THOMAS DOING WELL.

Chicago. sept. s-The condition 90 Sir Thomas
Linton to-day was declared by as physician 10 be
entirely satisfactory. uotWlthFtanliEs % restless
ulga. which had been expected as phase or The
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II ST WATCH.

when Won are through with this part of
the Daper hand il to the madam. See IN
sb. does not hunt up the Little Ads OF the
People the first thing.
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AN "ELEPHANToM."

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Ts il not probable that the alleged ghost seen
h,, tho email boy and Colombo Coney Island. the
other night as described in your columns yester-
dav was an eIephautome MEDIUM.
Ne,v-YoTk sept l4. 1893.
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TRIBu,E LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

u u.s slaer... IRE c-ltiHuoua Rhte Ine shows tie
--eers l.lleatrl ly The Tribune self-
i1.fs 5a-l..ter. Tbs dotted line shows he tsnsEa-
N-'t &c fec4I4-l by tae local Neaiher BursSs
tn following oaclsl record .rom Weather Bureau
now re changes ia The temperature for tie
f hogs in comparison with the corresponding O.
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The Little Ads. of the People" always APP
pear Tn this section of the paper. so don't
@orHet meat SUNDAY 10 read this part irsf.
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Married.
Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIB-
UNE will he repubHshed I'm The Tri-W eekIy
Tribune without extra charge.

PARK E,T,-rt-N STALIr-On September L. 1898 az the
home parents. KUsetank staten Island. BY the
Rev Henry r. Rose. EfheI Beatrice. daughter OF Mr..
and Walker Tunstall 20 Frederick Tallnadge Par
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OBITUARY.
DR.. EGBERT GUERNSEY

FishlOiH Landing. y. Y. Sept. ls-Dr Esbert
Guernsey. the eminent homeopathic physician OF
Ncw-loTk City. died at his summer home here to-
day Of bronchial pneumonia. Last night a
sultation OF physicians was held on his case. Drs
Arthur l.. Root and Egbert Guernsey Rankin. OF
New-York, being summoned by the local physician.
Or Egbert Guernsey for hfty-seven years had
been an active. and. for the greater part of that
time a commanding figure in this city a writer,
phila nthropist. and. above ALL as physician. He
has been connected with the founding and direction
OF moro than one Of the greater hospitals has
written many articles Of deep import IN addition
10 his work editor Of various periodicals. in
his private work has won for himself wide repu-
taton. and the deepest regard Of his fellow physi-
clans and % all with whom he has in contact
DR. Guernsey born in Litchheld County,
Corn. on July S. 1893. and a descendant Of
OF the Oldest OF the Puritan families Of that State
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Special Notices.


THD TRIBUNE be By mail 20 any address m
country abroad address changed az often az
Subscriptions given to yosE resulsr
dealer before leaving II more convenent nand them
a THE TRIBUNE once.
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
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Frngrant. Refreshing. DeIightfnI.

MURRAY & LANMAN.s FLORIDA WATER
The Universal Perfume"
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CUBA-vIa Florida. closes a this once daily except
Thursday. a $50 a connecting mails close
hers on Wednesdays and Saturdays via Tampa. and
Mondays via MiamD.
MFXlU CITYOveriand. unless specially addressed for
dispatch BY closes at this Office daily. cx1ept
sunday az . m. and Il. .. sundays at i
o m and II 80 .. m
SI.WFV)J- NIII.ANlJ-By rail % North sydney. and
thence By steamer. this Office daily $50
m connecting nails close here Monday. Wednes
DAY nd Saturday.
JAMAICA rail 20 Boston. and thence BY
closes ar this Office $40 D. IN. every Tuesday and
Thursday.
MOI EIA)N-By rail Boston and thence BY steamer.
closes this office daily at $50 y m.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ GUATEMALA
rail- 10 Nsw-Crlesns. thence steamer at
this office daily. except SUNDAY. SI30 y m. and
D. IN sundays 81 m. and s1l 81
tconnecting mail closes here Mondays Sll:SO q. M
COSTA RICA--By rail New Orleans. thence b.
steamer closes this ofhce daily. except sunday A.
. n IN N sundays o. m and
Ei1 80 ?. m connecting mail closes Tuesdays 81
St1 10 p.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILs.

TUEsDAY-At a. n s0r Europe. per > . kaiseF
Wilhelm H. Plymouth. Cherbuurz and Erenlen- 1911,
WEDNESDAYAt $50 a. m FOR ireland and leLLsr ma
Liverpool Oceanic Via Queenstown lultii
other parts Of Europe must Dc directed per
Oceauc''1. at $50 a m t1r Europe. per : . FIlild
dslDhta via Southampton. 80 a. for Neither
lands direct. per = > Kyndam mail must De dir--lc
Ryndam')
THU RSDAY-At $50 for Europe. per > g Aususl-
Victoria. via Plymouth. CheroOurg and Hamburg
mail for France must be directed per 5 {. AugHste
Victoria - al a. m. for France Svitzerland, tas
Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece Brltisn 4nllt
and Lorenzo MaTquez 5. La Bretagne va Has4"
(rnaiI for other parts Europe must be directed
Ia Brstagne''l
RATyRDAY-At $50 for Europe, per . . Lmoria
Queenstown, at a for Belgium olreeL pFi
Kroouland (nlaII be directed per = g. hrool
IanF') $50 a. m for Italy direct. per : 9 Tam
mail must be directed per Lain at $50 a. ni
for Scotland direct. per Astoria tma must ne az
rected per 3 Astoria d. At II a. m. f0r DennlaTN
direct. per = = Heka mail must be directed Pei
o Heka'J J..
PRINTED MATTER EsTC.-This steamer takes Printe'
Matter Commercial Papers and samples for German.
ONLY The class Of mail matter ror 0tner par.s
OF Europe will be sent by this ship unless specisi
directed her.
After closing % the Supplementary Transatlanj,
named above. additional Supplementary Wal
opened the piers % the American rh4--s.,,
French and German steamers and remain open UNI
within Ten Minutes OF the hour u sailing OF steamer
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
All in Mt Cauads ana Aexic1
Coutside borouahz % Ma1hittan and TIE BOND
Also Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and th8 FhiLippines
without expense Tor foreign postage
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sJ-EDAY-At 2 m for Barbados and northern Brazil.
per Naranhense. via Para and Mtna0s, Al . a. in
Uruguay and Paraguay. per s. . 'r9i-t
MOSDAT-At 10 a m f2y NrSen'ilV' CI-s-as AIN
tt ESP SY-At $50 a. supplementary l05D a M
f0r central teXe9 Costa Rcai and Sout1 "a
cfIc Ports, per 3 GuCatan VIA colon tnai 4's
Guatemala BE- directed per 8. $ fucatan. j. o.
v-ETNFSD4Y-A I2.sp .. m. Complementary Loo"
Turks Island Re
rr,,Sitr -s- e Cbarokee AZ Il 80 D. for Martinique
5.uaeId5lpe Iyarbaios trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and
Dutch Guiana = = Iiemonte -..
mail Mexico Progress. C.lrlpeche and Vera
cruz must - directed 3. Esperanza D. az i
m complementary 12;3o M for Bahamas per 3 s.
X-tit directed per Antla % at =
m tslIppe mentary I2,3O p M FOR Bahamas, Guant1-
uaro and Santiago. per =. s. santiago az 2. o. Ier
Newfoundland per g. Carthag1nian. from Phl4aIet-
EtTDSy -At $50 A. m for Barbados and Brazil per
mail COR Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay and
Par4g-fsv must be- directed =. 3. BelaSgo.
81 m Complementary 1880 M FOR ST Thomas.
81 Crox LeeWard and Windwart Islands. British,
fcv Grenada Trinidad must b directed per 8
Fontabeel y 30 m. supplementary l.SO = if
Tor InaKua and HaI,L > :. BOLIVIA
SATURDAT-At $50 a. IN for Newfoundland. per .
az $40 a m Complementary $50 M for Curacao
nd :. Zulia )mail Tor Savaniua ard
Ca-taxena must De directed per Zulia' -; Q
a m for 81 Kits Martins. st. Eustarius. British.
f,~ Porto Rico. per Coano. via san Juan at $50
1890 a. for Fortune Island.
Tamafca Savanilla. Carrageua and Greyrown, per
Ausghsnv lnai FOR Costa RiCa must Be directed per
. $ Alleghany'D, az 10 a. m for Grenada. Trinidad
and CiuGad Bolivar. per Maraval. az 10 a m. Tor
cuba per g Mexico. via Havana at Il 80 N for
C,uba per Oinda. via Havana. az 5 ?. for
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay. per 3 = Hy7sti--
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TRI-WEEkLY will be charged ore cent copy extra
postage IN addition TO the rates named above
Foreign Rates.
points all CntVsrssi
Postal Onion TFB TRIBUNE viii De mailed at ths TOT
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Rev. stephen Merritt. the ~orld- ~Ids-snown
dertskers only place OF business s-h ara
ARREST In the world Tel ia-lsth-ss
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is the most accessible eemste-y o. the uetrop-
ole By Harlem trains. trolley earria<.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold S125 up Send for Illustrated Book
let or BY request a Representatives will call
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BAY STATE Gas SECRETS
RELUCTANTLY TOLD
John F. Donohue Refuses to
Produce Book of Com
pany of Delaware

Boston, Feb. 17.-Henry A. Wyman,
as MASTER yesterday began the hearing
of the case of stockholders i'm the Bay
State Gas Company of Delaware
against the Mercantile Trust Company,
of New York, and the South Boston,
the Boston,the Bay State of Massachu-
setts and the RoXbury Gas Light Com
panies.
This is the case in which Joseph +.
Doherty and others seek to restrain the
four local companies from neglecting to
pay from their earnings the sinking
fund and interest requirements on
United States bonds which their stocks
We're pledged to secure, and also to re-
strain the transfer OF these stocks, re-
Gently sold at auction by the Mercan-
tile Trust Company, as trustees, to
Kidder Peabody & Co.. for S11 900, 600.
John T. Donohue of Lynn, secretary
of the Bay State Gas Company of Della
ware, was questioned as to the pur-
poses of the organization of the Bay
State Gas Company of New Jersey, but
Mr.. Snow, representing Kidder, Pea
body & Co.. objected, saying that wit
ness knew nothing about it except from
hearsay.
It was shown that Mr.. Donohue was
present at a meeting of Addicks and
others when il was decided as there
was delay in getting the Delaware
charter to take no chances OF failure to
deliver the United Gas bonds, which
they had planned to issue under the
Delaware charter. Accordingly, they
went to New Jersey. and in "ffteen
minutes got a charter under which the
bonds were issued and delivered ac-
cording to prior contract.
1t was admitted that the Delaware
Company owned the greater part of the
New Jersey Company stock up to the
time of the Rogers voting trust agree
ment," which gave Standard Oil inter-
ests the controlling interest in the Bos-
ton Gas Companies.
Mr. Donohue was asked whether since
that date any transfer of that stock
had been made. and he replied that
while he was not familiar with the
legal intricacies surrounding the "vot-
ing trust agreement" he was of the
opinion that the Delaware Company
still owned the stock. At least it claims
ownership to it.
Mr.. Snow asked Mr.. Donohue to pro-
duce the books of the Bay state Gas
Company of Delaware. Mr.. Donohue
declined. All counsel agreed that they
would like to see the books, and asked
the master to make an order to compel
production of the books. This request
the master took under advisement.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17
GAVE LIFE TO SAVE COMRADE
Moses Keller Asphyxiated in Oil Tank
Trying to Rescue Companion.

Moses Keller Asphyxiated in oil Tank
Trying to Rescue Companion.
Lancaster. Pa. Feb. 17.-Moses Kel-
Ter, aged 40 years, gave up his life yes
terday afternoon I'm a bravs attempt to
save a companion from asphyxiation in
an oil tank. David Lindeman had en-
tered the tank, which he was emptying
to sweep out oil that had failed to run
of. Ordinarily this was safe pro-
cedure, but yesterday the heavy atmos-
phere confined the poisonous gases
which usually evaporated. Lindeman
was overcome and fell unconscious.
Seeing Lindeman's predicament. Keller
braycly dropped through the manhole
OF the tank to the rescue. refusing to
take the precaution urged upon him Of
tying a rope about himself, shouting
there was no time to be lost. Keller,
too, was overcome. Several fellow
workmen were rendered unconscious
by the fumes that escaped through the
manhole in attempting to reach the
men in the tank. By means OF hooks
both were finally dragged out but Kel-
Ter was dead Lindeman soon recoy-
cred.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17
DIED.

BANrER-On February 49, 1908 Isabelle
youngest daughter of Martha and the
late Malcolm Baxter
Funeral services from the residence of
her mother, No. 9lS Orange street, on
Tuesday. February ~, at O'clock ID. N.
lnterment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
PUSEY-At his residence, No. i4i4 Har-
rlson street, on Monday, February 16,
1908, Pennock Pusey, In his 18th year
Services at the Unitarian Church at u
clock Thursday, February 10, to which
relatives and friends are invited Inter
meni private.
BENNETT-ln this city. on February 16.
1908. Harriet A. Bennett. i'm her g2d wear
Funeral services on Wednesday even
ing FEBRUARY lS at s o'clock, at the resi-
ucnce OF her son, w. w, BENNETT No
,-,9 West sixth street. Interment Balu-
3IRKE-ln this city. on February 1e.
iguS, john j. Burke, aged 46 years.
Funeral services on Thursday morning
az y O'Clock, at his late residence. No. 1107
LINDEN street High mass at St pauls
Shurcn. lnterment Cathedral Cemetery.
'LARk-0n February l6 1903. Susan b
WIDOW OF John G. Clark, aged 6S wears.
Due notice OF funeral.
/ lDoWNWARD-In Philadelphia. Pa. on
| February rs. 1903 Annie N. wife of Ben.
l9nan II. Downward aged 45 years.
Funeral services at the residence Of he1
orother-in-law. James Downward. No. 7ll
west Eleventh street. on Thursday after.
noon az 8 o'clock. Interment private
MALONEY-On the 18th instant. Made.
line. daughter of Michael and Margaret
Maloney aged 10 years.
Funeral on Wednesday morning, Feb
ruary is, from her parents residence. No.
a Nandever avenue. High mass at St
| Patrick's Church at $50 o'clock. Inter.
ment al the new Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17
Officer Eakin's Position.

Al the opening game OF baseball at
south Side Park, officer Dan Eakih
VIII be delegated 10 protect the Mayor
when he throws the bah in the field and
WIN afterward go TO his new position.
mat OF wiping the perspiration Off the
pats. He resigned the management OF
the club in favor of Harry Barton. who
has the team all picked out with the
exception of a third baseman. but he
IS now IN communication with one OF
tne best in the New England League.
ihe pitching star of the A. A. win be
naoe up OF three or four good men.
Dne pitcher has already been signed.
He played i'm the Southern League last.
year and was one Of the stars. Games
VIII be played every day and the man-
aeement of the team say they win be
Just as strong if not stronger than last
season,