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New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
DR.. sANFORD'S sEMI-CENTENNIAL.
CIergymen Received on Trial at NewYork
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
TRY rrLFGRAPH 70 THF rRTRUNE. ]

Poughkeepse. N Y. April AN interesting feat
ure Of to-days session Of the New-York Methodist
EPISCOPAL Conference the semi-centennial ser
mon by the Rev DR.. A. K. Sanford, superintendent
OF the Five Points Mission. New-York DR.. Sanford
was admitted 20 the New-York Conference in 1852,
and has been one OF its most active members since
then At the time Of his admission there were only
Is4 members. and there are sos. In 1852 there
were q, ,s49 church members including the Germans
while now the membership Is 1924. Fifty years ago
collection for tho four societies then supported
aggregated S2e9s 90. The collection at the present
time for similar purposes is S28.517 q.
In his sermon DR.. Sanford told Of the start Of
Methodsm IN w-England. and said that his
grandfather was the first male Methodist IN that
section Of the country. From his family have come
twenty-five ministers and ministers wives. he
urged young TO get into the Conference, and
impressed upon the members the Importance or
teaching the Gospel to children, as that vas the
best way TO get at the hearts Of their parents.
At the morning session flve members We're ad-
mitted to full membership. They were q. r.
BridgeviIe: Charles H. Cookmau of Newly or6i :
Herbert Z. Wright. Of Elizavtile and Herbert D.
Chase of Charlottesville. The following clergyrnen
were received on trial. Howard Ross or the New
York district; James J. Henry, Of the Newburg dis
trict: Merrick O. Bennett, Eugene 4. Bookhout and
Daniel y. F. Blakeney, Of the Kingston district
and Ralph NJ. BurtselL OF the Poughkeepsle dis
trict.
dresses were made by A A Walker and l. A
znE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
TUMBLEs FROM LAKEWOOD COACH.
Passenger Falls as Vehicle Rounds Curve
Injuries Slight.

James H. Hydes coach. which left the Holland
House at $50 o'clock yeasterday morning. ran into
the snowstorm at Ise1n. New-Brunswick was
made on time and after luncheon at the Mansion
House the coach left for Lakewood 1t was snow
ing hard when the start from New-Brunswick was
made but the party was made up entirely of men,
and they expressed themselves delighted with
the wintry ride.
The return trip from Lakewood will be made to-
morrow.
One of the passengers fell from the coach soon
after il had left New Brunswick. At a in
the road the coach swung around sharply and a
man tumbled off. He only slightly cut, and
his injuries were attended by doctor living in the
vicinity He went on with the party. which
rived at Lakewood q half hour late owing to the
sCpid
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
DIR. NASH DECLINES CALL.
Not to Leaue Cambridge for Holy
T'1nity Church.

Much to the surprise of the vestry and men,
bers of the congregation of Holy Trinity Church.
Brooklyn. the Rev. DR. Henry Sylvester Nash,
head of the department of New Testament In
depreciation in the Episcopal Theological School
in Cambridge. Mass. has declined the call to
that church to succeed the Rev DR.. s. d. Nc
Connell. The consideration of other men will at
once be resumed. There viii be no haste In the
selection of a permanent rector however, al
though it has been almost year since Dr
McConnells resignation. DR.. Nash's letter fol-
lows:
My Dear Sir: 1t is with deep sense of the honor
which has been done me by the wardens and Vestry
Trinity. l have been greatly moved to accept Ihe
character and worshipfu spirit of the congregation
have appealed TO The strength and high pur-
pose of the veStry have impressed me. AS l nave
felt that would be great joy If could give my
self to winning the love and confidence OF noDIe
church the end that. leading them and being led
by them. might go deeper into the nina OF the
Master.
/ hope you will not think guilty OF unbecom-
ing frankness IL l tell you that for some days my
judgment hung in the balance. was very near
accepting. The inspiring opportunity for the
offers came upon me with almost compelling power
But Il has become clear TO that 1t is my duty
to stand by my work in the theological school
As / see things / could not leave Cambridge
ter is not sufficiently formal If it seems too per-
sonaI / know you will forgive me. Ny heart has
gone out to Holy Trinity. and cannot keep my
self from letting you know.
With gratitude for the high honor you have done
me- remain, sincerely yours HENRY S. NASH.
Cambridge, Mass, April 2 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
GEORGE A. VAN GIESON.

Montclar n. J., April (SpeciaD-Postrnaste-
George A Van Gieson of Montclair died at the
home of his brother, ex-Freeholder J. wesley Fal
Gieson, in Midland-ave. last night, from malignant
diphtheria. Mr.. Van GesoH was taken III last
Monday with severe attack of qufnsy sore throat,
and yesterday DR.. Clarence ". Butler pronounced
it diphtheria Paralysis Of the heart set in, and
shortly before midnight he died
He was a descendant OF one Of the old Holland
families from Acquackanonck, and was born in
ing a common school education he became clerk
in the store of John c. Doremus He was also a
clerk in the postoffice. which occupied at that
time a small part of the Doremus store. Later he
became shipping clerk for Kinds, Ketcham & Co.
label manufacturers, Of New-York, where he re-
mained eleven years.
In 1890 Mr.. Van Gieson was appointed postmaster
bv President Harrison succeed William Jacobus
In 1898 he was appointed for a second term by
President Mckinley. His term expired in June
last but he had been holding over until a choice
was made. Mr.. Van Gieson belonged to several
fraternaI organizations, among them being Mont
clair Lodge No. 144 F and a. M; MOntclair Coun-
ell No 421 Royal Arcanum; Orange Lodge of Elks.
Indian Republican League, Ancient Order or
United Workrnen Mecca Temple Of New-York
and Naw-Jersey Road Horse Association. he was
also a life member or the NeW-1 ork flodu FioLse
Association and an original member of the Mont
clair Fire Department and exempt fireman.
on account of the nature of the disease, there
was no public funeral and the burial TOOK place
There was a short vice at the grave. conducted
nv the Rev DR.. AmOry II. Bradford, pastor OF the
Trst Congrega tional Church, assisted by the mem
bers OF Orange Lodge of Elks and the Royal Ar
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington April 4-The Southwest storm has passed
off the NewEngand coast leaving clear and cold weather
tonight east the Mississippi River except in New
England where continue. The temperatures
TO 10 degrees seasonal and in the
Atlantic States they fallen 20 to 40 degrees since
Friday night Snow generally IN the lower lake region
England northern portion Of the Middle Atlantic
States and the mountain districts far South as
North Carolina Between Mississippi River and the
Rocky Mountains weather has been fair and consld-
erablv warmer. except Montana where 1t IS ruch
colder West of the Rocky Mountains the weather has
been partlv cloudy local rains the northern
portions and lower temperatures generally.
On the New-England Coast the winds VIII be hgh
northwest slowly diminishing; the Middle Atlantic
Coast brisk 70 high north slowly diminishing; on the
So,+h Atlantic Coast north; the Gulf Coast
light TO fresh east the lakes fresh to bTsK
southeast to south the lower lakes fresh and
variable
Special forecast-storrn warnings displayed on the
Atlantic Coast from Breakwater to Eastport and on
.be lover lakes from Buffalo Oswego. Warnings OF
frost have been the interior or tne hast
Gulf States freezing temperature oI
the South Atlantic States -. %
night overIes Colorado wyoming and western s0utn
Tso.a wifi cause rain Sunday IN the northern
showers in the middle slope the Northwest the missouri
Mississippi valleys, extending Monnay 1nto
me Western Gulf Lower Mississippi and ONO
nd upper lake region 1here VIII also
sbove-s sunday in northern portion OF the south
ateau In the lake region, East Gulf and South
will be fair. 1t viii De
Ves- n will be warmer Sunday in the MISSISSIPPI ana
ohio valleys lake region and the Gun ates an
Monday Atlantic States ana lower IaAS
region. viii be colder Monday IN the AlsSi7slppi
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
aRrrtstered Man closes at p \
rp,NspAcIrIC MAILS.

Hawaii via san Francisco close here daily az 6y p m
no 10 APRIL &c inclusive. for dispatch per s.
china Vancouver and victoria - - Ss
here Gaiy a. $50 2. up . AprlI
Empress of Japan Mercnaiillse -.
L 5 Postal Agency At Shanghai cannot De I'' "-ieA
rt, 1sna Iapan and specially addressed natter for
the Philippine Islands. VIA san francIsel cilse
daily al s 80 p m. up % April ~ incilsi'e' ior o-7
ssI,n5ine Islands via Francisco close here daiy
AZ 20 D m up 10 April no inclusive foT asp@tea
per =, fsnan Va Tacoma close here daily $50
. m up April FL inclusive foF olspA'eh per 8
c, snd Iapan via Seattle. close here daily al so
:, m 10 April Els. inclusive. for dspateh per =
AsKi ma 49, Calna and Philippine Islands. via san
~e-cfseo close daily AZ $50 2 m up . Apfii
~ i.r.Isive for dispatch per = HonSSong M9ra
and Hawaii VIA san r l--ec. sl-
Jl~ a. Gsl % n March fs and Up % april 90.
FOR sierra tiI th- tufar1
carrvfug the British uaA Tor NeV Ne-ttil -
- tTpa 70 connect with this dispatch. extra
l.arS-eIosfng $50 m 3-5o q "a atd %" q n
a q N. Q and so o. m VII =
5 NJ and forwarded un5tl the arrival % 'ae Senaf2
steamer D,r,sesas Islands via san Fraacisea Gloss
Slss SsIIv az 20 ApTtl "a inclusive Tor
dispeich po, psr wesfl F1n Islands New Caledonia
-. VANCOUVER victoria II - eiose hefe aeig AZ
a ~ aser April us ard up % April 70 incIsssss
80 sf-uateh per . =. MicWera .. =,
otherwise adtresse- West Austrslia =
"a Europe and New Zealand and Fhllp-
sauT Tra1cisco-tne quickest routes F1lli-
pines "a ssg-sssed via
9.sN l. f-TvFsFded san Francisco exclusively.
Mails forwarded % port % satilnG dailfs
80 rhe schedule closiag Is arranged on th- pres1np
sh1 sSs4r ruiute-rlptcd and transit ffssis-
tion - s.s3 .T,ses a. 4 n m previous aay
t-s7' 's''' 49, f-fSENFI.EI-s VAN corr. Fost1axA
rosto-aee. Nev-Yo-k y y. April 8 1seS~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
TEACHERS COLLEGE BUYS GARDEN.

announcement was made at Teachers CoIiege
yesterday that the college authorities have Oousht
Sour lots, about an acre in all in one-huhui Gu
and-twenty-frst-st, west Of AmsterdaIn-aSe- At @
cost Of s5eOoo, for garden OF out'oU. - Ia-re5
- - zo-,.r+rnant Of nature study. Il Is planned
80 have a greenhouse, equipped with modern AP
- nat botanical work may continue as
bIv in winter IN summer CeTe&s aLo .n1
vegetables will be planted, ana sluoeneS ,,oi. III
Fee co-arar and Horace Mann schoois VII
ces Practical Instruction in over
James T. "a advocates the endowment VI q Pt"
sassdrshfp in agriculture.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
MR. PL4TT At SEASHORE.
The Senator at atlantic City for
Rest-TO .Stay Week.

Atlantic City, y. J., April 4.-United States
Senator Thomas c. Platt is staying at Haddon
Hall, having arrived yesterday afternoon The
Senator has spent most of the time in the
house since his arrival. He has come to the
city by the sea, he says, for rest and quiet, and
he IS getting it. He has received~on two or
three personal friends, who learned of his pres
ence here and called on him. The Senator ex-
poets to remain here until next Friday afternoon
or Saturday morning, and viii then go TO his
home in NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
Died.

s y hfs Albert Fs ses:r Funeral 6 1ss sit, Win @
% san s- late residence No IS Mamaroneckave White
Plains. on Tuesday; April 7. at p m lnterrnent at
convenience Of family.
CocK-rn Plainaed NewJersey at the Tssits4cer no. oc
her daughter Mrs sherman EvaTts on ssST4'n II 6 D@y
dJ OF The late CHAM Cock In the 10Th year ot
.,ts her age House nesfai at chappsaua \ Y hrd Day
Cuesday Fourth M91th seyenth al ci 10 r 9s,f ar
TIES TI.ss a m. Harlem r. r
cr-rttBERT-on April . J. H crthDert. Funeral Mon
DAY APT5l TTaln q leaves @ foot Lberty-st. 1:2O.
coRpoN-At illtown. y j. April leo2 I-ydis s.,I D.
shoWsld snd friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral from her late residence Mio%n y & =; ss- M
train at New-Brunswek y J.. leaving Jersey Cl'y a.
i2:i5 noon.
On SATURDAY IsO[Plng APF,l @ 4 Orlando and corneiia
y usTriman the 49h year Of his age & Funeral
o1 nm Monday morning. April D. at 10 g. m hihDE oAil
MoRRrsoN-on satqrday APF = C GATeeIa5 Mam \ Mo2rs6
Funeral T1,lc15ent sSFyh'Ss at Fairfield. Conn
sy ARg Relae IosfSh shd friends are 'n invited
,,end the funeral services at Christ CnHrsh ~
T. on i NiIi be in waiting staten on arrival
ot the spsfHh ph Viii return after services Inter
1sng q s1eH; private. Please exit flowers
PAYSToRn Bal,im9,e Md AP Naes I of faeraI a
Mondays Herald.
n.ya.~rp Al Jamaica. Long Island. April 5ahaes
lhra,e- aon Of the late William and Ellen N o.
OF his Funeral services AZ INC @N1
,s IN M gsy,,reh Monday. April .. al p n
PtrRpY-on Friday April 3 1903 Mary =; ;ssasnee WI .
r. stI west iOad-st on Monday at s'SO p m
scHAFER-on saturday April John simon ssi seen
son son sl bf months Funeral convenience Of family
v-r1rJ4ns-At East oranEe April a. lsos Sarel1a e
wife OF r Williams Funefa! ss ssIsa.sS anrf
= ,.ts rssdence. No. ! Berwyn-st. Tuesoay AL
|, m Relatives ard friends are invited 20 a.
"a p 1pnsrae1t At Faruount Cenn-tery at the con-
venfence Of the family
A. x,cuh~n Merritt world hnus ,aTn
business srh-aFes An1 AVE.
a. :. Is-p.xt In TIE warld- TEL i4-1sts-sI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
MRS. NELSON CALLED POLICE.
Actions of Stranger in Raincoat Alarmed
Mother of r. C. Vanderbilt's Fiancee.

Mrs. Frederic Nelson. mother OF Reginald c.
Vanderbilt's hancee much perturbed on Fri
day at the actions Of a man in a ratncoat, who
seemed always to be of the crowd OF curious
persons which has lately formed outside the house.
at No. 100 Fifth-aye
Fearing for the safety Of the wedding presents
in the house. she ,ast teIephoned to the Tender
loiu station. At p. two detectives were sent
to the house, and a guard is being kept over
the presents. The mysterious man in the ralncoat
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
sEcToRY MEMORY OF J. Nj. CONSTABLE

The family of the late James VI Constable the
well known New-York merchant have just given
a s25 OeO rectory 10 st. Thomass Protestant Epis-
conal Church in Mamaroneck, in his memory. The
qiFt e from the merchants son, F. A Constable,
and the daughters. Mrs. E. H. Weatherbee and Mrs
Hicks Arnold The rectory is in Prospect-ave, near
E,aDimore Road. and oYerlooks the Sound. The
family also gave the church parish house and
chimes valued at s20O0eo, as memorial 10 Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACIFTC-

---p. D. rau N Port Tampa. Fla. and thence hy
-'-as a. +hs Office daily Thursday. az
eS5i7l corne~tfuz mails close here On Nor
Savs V-adnesdays and Saturdayaf
>sttXTCC, C,ITY-lverland- unless speciaIy alEsea
this Office daily sXcef-
SlI5dav at / 80 . and 1850 D. m sundays al
.-P,lIcSSr,I N az a Sb-Bv rail North sydne-. ard
hence bv steamer closes az this once daly az 80
m. connecting mans cf's1 ti--- -'N-'
"wednesday and SATURDAY, ., - -..,-,.-
TAMAICA-By rail TO Basl1n anu s-----l -
Closes at This Office ESQ m every 11asaay ana
Thursday. -, .t-.. 49, z.sa-7er
- cICeas rhfs Office daily $50 o. m
r,r-T 11E- ry-FpTO CORTEZ and GEATENALA-Hy rfll
- Nsv -Crieaus thence BY steamer closes az
oAre sunday. a si-al p m ai4 2i,il =
N SUNDAYS at p m and 81 90 p m t-alneci-ns
clos here Mondays Sii 30 .. nh
COSTA RICA-By New orleans. ana ll-l-1 -
closes Office daily except S0-iss'
sf 9O y m ana Sf1 80 O. sundays az 81 2 m ara
sff 90 D connecting mail closes here Iuesl.s A
SiI:3 D. M - Nf.,--t
nv steamer cloves this Office az
s. 80 a. N Monday and " ednesday
SFsesfstered Mail closes a p m previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

OFFICES
MAIN OFFICE-No 154 Nassau-sr.
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. 1884 Br5sdway. o any ATnert-
rsla~- nh
WASHINGTON RT1REAC-No. LS22 F-st
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederick y sorn1ner'
No ISi Broad-sr - - -.
LONDON-Oface OF THE TRIBUNE az No i-'
Fleet-st-
Brown Gould & Co. No 54 New Oxfori-st.
London and Paris Excna1ge BANKERS H@slid1E
House. MoOrEate-st-
American Express Company .ssseLl
Thomas Cook Tourist Ofices- IudEate circus
The London Office Of THE TRIBUNE ~ c'-4FeDl-1s
place 20 leave advertisements and subscriptions
NICE. FRANCE-Credit Lyonnais
PARIS. Monroe & Co. No ! Hue scTloe
John Wanamaksr & Co. No "A ICe deS FSu1es
Ecuries
Morgan. IIarjes & 20 81 boulevard Ha1ssrnann
Credit Lyounais. Bureau des E1ransers
Continental Hotel newsstand
Grand Hotel newsstand
Brentano's 81 de TC7ers-
American Express Company. No II Rue scros-
GENEVA-Loubard. Oder & Co and Union sank
FLORENCE-French. Lemon Co.. Nos : and NLs
ToTnabUoui
NIarquay & Bankers
HAMRT-PG-Nr1 Express CCCrs1y. Nc II
SChmisde
BRENEN-American Express Company. No Bahnhoe
GENOA-Auerioan Express Company. No, IS Via san
Lorenz0.
ANTWERP. BELGIUM-AmeTican Express Company.
No Quai Van Dyck
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
ves ROOSEVELT RETURNING

Washington. April 4-The Navy Depar1lir-+s
- 30. che Aavfover started back to " asn-
,ngron hiss morning from Cape Henry 49, AIIo -
- bere early tomorrow morning uii -
a-ilNe , - - ,eaient 10 remain in the lower
1sa+orosc Few days longer Mrs. RooseVe' 1'.e
her children. who are aboard the Mayn0~r e',,ss 70
oornueiled 20 abandon their propose, ,be stormy
PORT Royal z c. on "c1'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
rttNERAI OF EBENEZER BUTTRlCk.

Ieo-ninster Mass April 4.-The funeral of Eb-
anezer Buttricl, Of Brooklyn. \. Y. was held at
sterling to-day. The Rev. John W. Chadwick. pas
tor of the Second Unitarian Church Of Brooklyn.
ohlciated assisted by the Rev L. s. Smart. pastor
- tho Unitarian Parish OF Sterling All the busi-
,ess houses were closed during the funeral The
hodv was placed in the Buttrick nnausoleum. in
Evergreen Cemetery here. with odd Fellows
honoSs The Rev Frederick j. Gauld pastor OF
the Ieoninster Unitarian Society. ofciated at the
cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
...,.t oF ElIHU 3. HAYES.

.,rfl The memory Of Eiihu K
--yiiH' - - sTsvor and well known pubic man
-s bonored by state and nation represenlaIseS
of which jolned the citizens Of Lynn n
,se funeral services al the Frst - ~ Fi-st
- ,rg,a Rey D-. }. Il. Pullman OF .iie
- r.-.rct conducted the services as
$50 h- she Rev. C. F. weeden Of the CeliA'
- Church.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
THE REV. CHARLES r. MURRAY.

Denver COL April 4.-The Rev. Charles F. Muir
raw a Presbyterian minister, is dead at his home.
In this city aged seventy-seven He was the son
of DIR r D. Murray. noted surgeon He was
horn in Hampshire, was graduated from Dart
mouth College. and later studied in Heidelberg ana
Bonn For twenty years he was pastor or a church
ar West Wood a suburb of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
COLUMBIA TO GIVE FRENCH PLAY.

Members OF the French Society at Columbia have
decided TO produce one act French play at the
university on April % The play chosen for pres
entation is .I'AngIais tel qu'ou le parle' Those
who will have parts in 1t are H Langies. G. A h
Sutton, V de Beaumont. J. H. Marsching. P B
Mackie W. A. Tce G.. H Bambach, o. T. HOuS-
ton III Banning and T. S. Perry
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

MONDAY-At l p n. for Argentine Uruguay and Para-
quay, per s. s Casida; at .. n for Bermuda per
5. Pretoria
TUEsDAY-At 10 a. n. for Newfoundland. per $ s.
Silvia.
WEDNESpAY-At Il Complementary i-.,V p n -
AnJilia trnsil must De dlrectec per
TFIT-RSD3Y-at a. n for cuba, Yucarau. Carnpeches
Tabssco ard Chapas 3 5 Havana tnail Tor ctler
parts 0f Mexico be directed per 8 s Eavaha .;
AZ $50 a supplementary 1O;30 m fOr CeHtIdA
America (except Costa Ricai and Soutn PaclG pors
per Yucatan Colon (u7il for elateIlaLa mus
be directed per Yucatan - az llta' m ts.l5
pemeutary 125O ? f0r LeeVard and WlnHNarA
islands British. Dutch and French Guiana per . :
F-outaheIe mail Barbados must be cirected -
$ 5 Fontabee'). y m for Barbados and @ -
Brazil per AmaZoneuss. via Para ana Ailats, a.
10 m supplementary 12-30 D. M for I5a1alas
tanam5 and Santiago, 3 s. tity or Wdsili--o-~
EpID4Y-Ar 9.30 a. supplementary 1890 a M t1~
Tnarua and Haiti per g Bolivia. at Il m I9F 49,
ico per 5 Santiago. Tampco trail must oe IL
rectesi per :. Santiago J. - On, - - =,
sATCRDAY-At $50 tsup2ieIlent1Ty S''g 80, q, -
FOR Curacao Venezuela per = 3 Jun 1il--lL
savanna and Cartagena must Re directed Ger :
zraFsl. at 8 A. Porto RICO per s. 8 C-atll1 =
ssao a. m supplementary lo59 a. M f'r 1rS,-S
leland Jamaica Savanla. Cartagena and t1fe5toN'
nee $ Aeghany (rnau for Costa Hiea must % s ~.
Allegha0y'}, al 10 a. m t'r S-----
Mexico. Havana At ~ a n r1F 49,
soT,5iand 0er RosaIiud- az 1o-3b a. n ~ i-11.
Ie- Eastern Prince. via Pernar1lbuco and SanlS >
ssf FOR Northern Brazil must be Greeted per > -
Easter ,.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
u DAUGHTER OF THE REVOLUTION

watertown. n Y. April mrs eonn4n Ann S,as al
the Oldest resident Of Jefferson c0rny' aay aapgbter
rsxter to-day. eyed los. @ she - f.tber having
s Of tns IN the Aay 6aple and sh was "a
member OF lie Kay e. ae horn near Albany on feo-
1flary z, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
crevsn MINISTER IN HARTFORD

z4s.so-5 T-onn April z.-Baron Speck Won SteI
fu-z the German Minister. was the gcest 90 -
- fbe peublein Hotel OF about twenty-five % .ne
lsssf1p C;erman-Americans Of Hartford Counly. l,.
- Ef-,, he visited the factory Of the . SorI
I.t -.s G R5-aaTus Company He started th1s a4
no. @o-T washington
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
Ex.coNcREssmAN CAMPBELL ILL.

Ex-Congressman Timothy j. Campbell was serf-
ouslv III from pneumonia at his home. No. II Co
Iprnbfa-st Yesterday. He took cold last Tuesday.
and on wednesday was confined to his bed His
condition. considering his age. is precarious AT
times he is deIrious but his physicians. Drs-
coughIIn and Bernhard. say he has nshuhS
chance
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
COLLECTIONS IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Archbishop Farley has issued letter addressed
to the pastors of the Catholic churches Of this
city reminding them that the entire collection at
all their churches on Easter Sunday will be used
70 reduce the debt and pay the expenses of the
new rreparatorv -euinarv The Archbishop urges
that the need Of the school in connection with the
theological seminary Dunwoodie De impressed
the congregations.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
TRANsATI.ANrIC MATLa

MONDAY-At a N. f0r Aelglum direct psr 3 a
Southwark fnau must be directed per 8 S0utnNarAi
TUESDAY-At $50 a m for Europs, psr 5 : ks-se5
Wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth Cherbou-g and
Trernen AZ "a m for Italy direct per Citta u
Napou (mau be directed per $ Cirta q
Napcii').
WEDNESDAY-At T:30 a. n for Netherlands direct.
Rotterdam (rnaiI be directed Per s g Rot
terdanl'). 11:3O a Complementary l p NJ for
Europe Oceanic. Wa Queenstown
THCRSDAT-At a. for France per 3 8 Il Bre-
tagne mail for other parts q Europe Husr
be directed Ia Bretagne'b. al 1880 a n
supplementary D NJ for Europe. per s. Deutsch-
land, Plymouth Chsrb0Urg and Hamburg
SATURDAY-At q m. for Belgium direct. per . a
KrooEand (naH must be directed per s s hroon-
land'); al $50 a m fer Scotland direct per = $
Anchoria (Inau directed per s. Auchora -
at 80 N complementary 1 p. M for Europe; per
g. Umbria. via Queenstown: az ! p m. ror Ilals
direct per (mail must De directed
= Princess Irene''l.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-ThIs steamer takes Printed
Papers and Samples for Germany
OF mail matter for other parts q
Europe will BY this ship unless specially IL
rected by her. Go.
the closing OF the Supplementary Iransat antlc
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails afs
opened piers or the American. English rrecA
and remain until Witnln len
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
PROFESSOR 3. =. MARSH.

Helena Mont April 4-Professor B. F. Marsh
died here yesterday, aged lightweight years. He
made the first survey OF public lands within the
nresent limits of Montana. He was born in Yer
rnnn In 1915.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
yp,cur RETURNING TO MANILA

g., Francisco. April 4.-The steamer korea ~ sAied
.ao4av for Honolulu and the Orient IN hef cas-
-oor there is s. 900 in gold for ononIu aiiu
con Ooo in silver for japan. she WIN can . i-s
amqng, her p fbt Philippines. who is accompanied
-, lIs wife and secretary.