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New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
THOMAS WILL TO STAND.
SETTLEMENT PROB1BLE.
Probate Postponed, but on Technical
Grounds.

The threatened contest of the will Of General
Samuel Thomas. Of this city, who lett large es
tate, by his son. Harold Edge!l Thomas' VINO do
cut off with the income Of $780, will probably
not be made. The probate OF the VIII III the
Surrogate's Court at White Plains yesterday
was postponed, but on a question OF jurisdiction
1t was reported that the other heirs are Trying
to effect amicable settlement.
General Thomas by his will. which Is dated
July 90 1900. bequeaths to his widow, Ann
Augusta, all his siverware. plate, furniture and
horses and also sets aside 100000 year for
her. Then after giving Harold the income on
100000, he divides the remainder OF his estate
between his Edward r. Thomas and his
daughter. Eleanor Nancy. now Mrs. r. l. Beck
man. In reference to the bequest to his son
Harold General Thomas says in his Will
The executors are to invest and reinvest SlOo.-
GsB be paid over to him in quartely install
ments for his maintenance and support so long
he shall live. and In case my salu son . lia.onu
be incompetent, then the executors and trustees
are to receive and disburse such income Tor the
support and bnefit of my son Harold as IN tneir
judgment may seem hest -
! make no further provision for my son faroid
because his condition mentally and physically
IS such that he is incapable TO manage his own
affairs, or any business. and because kho"
that should it happen that the income OF the
fund provided of Sl'D,SD proves insufficient, all
that may be required for the comfort and sup
port OF my said son. whatever may he needed
my wife and other children as in their juds-
ment may seem best.
Harold Thomas is represented by Dill & Bald
win Of No. 81 Pine-st.. and, according TO a
notice, all papers in reference to the probate
must be filed with them. Neither A. j. Bald
vim nor l.. u. Baldwin would discuss the case
Yesterday The widow and executors are repre-
sented by Pechhar, Miller & King. and HON.
man Miller. Of that firm. was present IN court
at White Plains yesterday to have the Will pro-
batcd None Of the witnesses to the signature
of the general in court. Mr. Miller heil
MANY conferences with his Office. and IT was re-
ported that negotiations were on for a settle
ment. 1t is declared that his mother. brother
and sister are willing to allow him larger al
lovance in order to prevent contest
Mr. Miller said, however: No contest papers
have been filed as yet, and ] know OF no such
nroceeding" He declared that the question OF
the Jurisdiction of Surrogate Silkman Of West
chester County. has been raised.
Since the will was made, it Is said that Harold
Thomas has resained his normal condition, ana
that he Is not incapable of managing his affairs,
as his father declares
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
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DIED.

s,%Fsy W M Bs %tnF 5 aais snd Mary nt Meaa n Ali
en- Fune1aI on Tuesday. March II. at o'clock from
the resIence Of her sister. Mrs a. : Allison No. "
West 127th-st.
March L. at he her RS 5.sd17Ss 4S.,a an
Arnitage Notice of funeral hereafter
DAA'4h lM q the afs EduaT Taataq The sh year
sf Ter age Fnef' W"t Brighton staten Island.
p m sunday. March 10
March 49, Anna H H. BFg s6 1oI TdoT Of 6r 9f W sF
iattrIent at Charleston. " Y. March L. at 80 p m
Fy March III s hslnn "a q her b Late resisnce ehlT
\" "l ias.n M1 a. al coatehi5nce SH II n: t family
R{skt'H2 ystsr z. T4Say 5 W5s1 ''f 5s 81 War6s WEsh
sI invited 70 ae,I funeral services at her Tssi
Grnce On sunday afternoon. M0rch 10. at : o'clock
F4 MsFn - Pas 1903 n at ,b his s sssPs Jds e., Ms Sps
Funeral strvite private. at Convenience OF FANNY
cor:RrN-vsy suddenly. on Saturday afternoon Marc.
Ws1er T. at The Mass Funela on webster
sErFtF.S AT yorktown Heights y y March y 1903
Ga,isttr d. i,I5 Of it S'' ndert' asd q yea5r
H. .s,s WI On Tu'iey, I7h inst, at CaFriasss
vii meet train at Yorktown station .'a'i"E "''" - "'
No;,own & x aAa MpFfh 81 II t. ASaaaas HasElh
Jim @!y S@n II I' tTvces ii a' at st Marrs Chlrch
srloT" y, a. On @ a5t1 ~ 1n f MaS iH,h 5 MaTch is
Mi;Eh j. 1.5 iaGn%s jacSsn his l year, ~
gerai se[v''e fat ii,~l aGTi 81, PaersIn.
" IN interIii.nt a Ie,iIr Lawn Cemetery
KAIJsH-On Friday. March 13 Of heart failure ar the
residence of her nU,ng m t2 tf ia late JSseph Kash ser
Wees ani private Friends Will please omit
flowers
into nfe eternal on Sat sssu[tay March ch
a. iisTy f Henri Eys0a p and julia s 1is The year
g fs aS S.tise it 'of of iaesai hS5es 0i re- ~
,,nrr,HEu,erel into rest Saturday morning March
Morton ngzt 1 e yelE 81 pF9nEIyn suniay
afternoon al 4 Q: clock. Kindly omit flowers
pz-rr1r n, March H. Of pneumonia May Carissa Pet
~ laughter ot stephen l. fe,tit. aged Is years Flu
neral services Will be held sunday afternoon al CLOCK
a. her late residence No. "i> Park Place, Brooklyn
,,c,,,-u - ,-y,,cr Conn IN the inst. Joseph
I.s f,rmerly ms 4 the frnr II w Ropes Co.
Boston and New-I'rk
SEARS AT his home. iieathfrld Kingston Csnada on
the 12th inst in 62d Robert son "f the late
fntert and Harriet II. formerly Of Mt" York
etJ.t Toronto canada March TO- 1888. Lydia Reek-
man Van Rrnsselser. wife - the late John siI and
OF the lac john 3 an enseAsr' u Albany
SMITH !fr, l:n Y. March IL 1898. Mary Blair
~ wiz Of the llte ad Harrison smith Funr
sesvrs viii he ; hed a; sysrns er March iG at ocik
Internent in West Haven Conn
sTrI,wEI.I,-At home a. Edsefeid Conn Mar
caroline Of Ieand'r NJ sud"ei- Notice ot funeral
here after
1I ynr iausEtrr q the James n. sparkrnan
Ieiayes invited 70 the funeral services
March i6. at p M
WkIGHr-IsabeI Moves. wife Of Glen Wright In the
91s Of her ss Taay nornns a. March ho'nf T
Train leaves Grand Central Depot for Pelham at
":o2 a.
,ertsE@r ony me place Of business sth and 10th
et''Ga et largest in the world Tel i+-isth-'t
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

book to discuss controversial questions respect
ing the causes Of the war or the methods Of
conducting It. She records her experience on
the vsldt and woman's Impressions of the hor-
rers Of war and the sufrerings of a patriotic
race Of religious zeaiots- She makes it plain
that 1t was the community Of feeling between
husbands and wives. brothers and sisters. that
ena hled the Dutch to hold out as long they
did against overwhelming numbers; and that
when they had suffered and struggled for thirty
months and had not been delivered into the
hands of the enemy, they did not wish to aban-
don the hght. and would not have done SO IL
they had not been betrayed by many Of their
own burghers. She recalls that treachery with
abhorrence and bitterness, and apparently is
convinced that If all the burshers had been as
reselute as her husband. and all the women as
patient and helpful as the brave refugees OF the
veldt. the arms would never have been sur
rendered nor the rights Of the Dutch States re-
nounced.
The fugitive frem I4tchtenburg had her mo-
ment Of triumph when the general who had
driven her from her home lay wounded in her
husban nd's camp. She was within a few hours
ride Of the battlefield and she could not resist
the temptation te pay him visit. She found
him a helpless prisoner. with expressions OF
regret on his lips for having caused her the an
nayapca and discomfort of a prolonged pill
-iSi
heart relented She did not sympathZe with
the resentfui Beers who were strenuously op-
posing the prisoners release. She killed and
cooked a fat chicken. and sent 1t. with some
biscuits. to the wounded lord When her friends
asked her how 1t possible for her to be
kind and charitable to one who had expelled her
from her home and turned her adrift upon the
veldt she would say that she had never learned
to hate any one, not even an adversary whe had
wronged her. That incident was PROOF that
Roer woman. who had suffered mucn IN the
course of a devastating war, could ne mag
unanimous and mercful. So strong was her
faith In the ultimate triumph Of the bu'cn
cause that peaee. when 1t came. was dlstaste1ui
to her: and when she brought her rei1eetohs
on the war to close she could not explain
why her people had suffered so bitterly nor why
delverance had not been wrought with an ac'-
stretched arm Mrs. Delarey's deeply inter-
estins hook reveals abhorrence of war as the
worst form of harbarism in human aHalfs' -
the Boar women. who shared the trleis an" SUI
ferinss of the burghers. have this feehns 'here
will he In South Africa a lasting peace:
N r,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
CAUGHT WeoDeeeK IN THE CITY.
Novel Experience in the Vicinity OF the
University Club.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: A few minutes ago-that is to say, about
,oo, today-I was nassiug the corner OF Fifty
fourth-st and SeVenth-ave.. when a Wooococh
came down somewhere up aloft and was
captured by q man who CHANGED to be near at hano
think that was the only one among me VII
nesses aho knew phat sort Of biTd II Was he
was in dne plunage, and apparently suffering only
from thirst or exhaustion / recommended q neish-
boring bird fancer and the captor departed IN that
direction.
In this connection I may add that few Gays
apo saw large flock of geese passing over Gov
ernor's Island and bound apparently. to the east
and north Therc must have been from seventy
FIVE TO one hundred birds in the bunch am
moved to send you these items, as they are In Ine
~ Mi'L ~ pS1rse,s of the citv C. l.. y.
IN iesssi1v Iae s.tee club, New-York March a. 1898
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

action of the Georgia Legislature caused the FIJI
BY censEsis ensse
simbis Ii, a word it is that the right TO- vote sha
dsied state on "a, ssconht cunt OF {:
what the country said 1910 In reply to the @
of Georgia: What viii the coHaarT say congress
aseerans appropriate nysstsatlon fhas fe Ic
auirements Of the Fifteenth Amendment s Congress IS
apply the remedy The % uslmas, nInnas,v Be new
State constitutions, with the franchise ge
property and tnteligenes to the EreaJ1 ddvSFKs
Of our eectien. RUFpo d. Doi
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
W. H. Thompson Will Appear Under Hack
ett's MANAGEMENT Next Season.

THE Bishops Move will close Its run al the
Manhattan on March 81, instead OF March y as
previously announced. and The Earl or raw
tucket'' will go into that house on March 70 Mr.
tI,cLett had an option the theatre fOr longer
oeriod biit he yielded to Mr. La shell. that the
nesent " "rsa1izaIiom, With which Nj La shell"
VtnS WnSSe will not be taken on the road. Mr.. Thomp
son will begin rchearsaIs in fast, VIII the Ieler
.Romeo and Juliet company IN AlTll, SeXt St:a-
SON however Mr. Thompson viii again he under
Mr. I1ackets mahagEms mt1 nnv e S r PierTe Wn
lie Secret Polichinelle" probably early in the fall
William Pretshold. stage carpenter for Aii"s Al
tens "Eternal city company. fell through trap
at the matinee at the Harlem Opera House yester-
1sy and broke his arm, strained both OF his legs
and bruised his body severely lie VIII ne IN the
hospital for several weeks
..The FsIIIiouaire' Will leave DAILY Theatre On
March os On March 80 The Jewel OF Asia &ill
hs nsferred to that for two weeks pending
the production OF opie Reeds THE starhicks"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
PontOHiFe Notice.

fshou!I Re rcaE DAIIY y II Irttrfs:si az '0an-s
ma ''f.Ir at
Frr,!-1 ending Ma Il 1858 w.
else ,Ir'lttly rit 'srEe al fl'sftr .
follows Parcels I.-si ,i@. a sT thFTI f.'
closing tim shown E-1N FHt- t.er tNF 'rri
vI's al = y. Nr-.e- i.... lrT lriudT"s~d
ti"n half hoJ.r later n-7H fH-oT -
c~i5t Supp, ~ F.ur aTt central
AnrerIra, ',ln li..-r Lf'. at Foreign Std
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Gueclai Notires.

. 4,,dav evening. between Ith and aves
-" md l25h sis. one solitaire diamond ia karat
10 III marked inside IL J. F-H. N
!-H -np Iwo dsatnut,.s. karat each. twin setting
t' ,ss4-isss' ring. hve diamonds wreath
marie" snnu ring. small diamonds small
uhE' go small diamonds dasonaiy- Liberal
West i36th-st
Tribune subscription Rates.
THE Tribune will ts By mail address In
a. rIuntry abroad. and address changed often a.
Ha.rsd Subscriptions be given to regular
h.fns leaving convenient. hand than
IN ar THE TRIBUNE Once
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. esats NEEhka HESiH"' . csa.s
DAILY Se".sI '1h1-h GENI''
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NAIL TRAIN
ro~ n roints In United Ststea Canada and AeAios
Iutsde Of The toroughs Of Manhattan and The Bron1
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The f1el! r,Itc to EufaIo cleveland 'in0n'atl nj
Dining and cafe car s'rEle 'he DeS'-
Trrfect;y eIui,;ad trains Picturesque scenery.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
SaeriaI Eotlres.
NEw-YoRK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
Mail subscribers the DAILY anA fRf-W EkLh VII
be charged extra DOsASs n aoHs'S0- -
the named atr1Sa
THE TRIBUNE Will he mailed 70 Cuba, Porto kIso.
Hawaii and he Philippines without extra expense 1or
foreign postage
For points In Eurone countries IN the CniYSrsal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE 70 mailed the fol-
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Hawaii VIA san Fran, Isc1. daiis A S3
3arch fl6- i@rlJstHe- fIF dispatch prr 8
China al japan Vancouver a.! vrr0ria. y 6.
els. h-r~ ,!t.Iy so Z ~ u March III IN
elusive" dispatch Per fH9r->s % l"t't
Nerchandise fvr United STATES Postal Agency a.
Cfna Japan S-attI- lose here 1aiiy ar s 20
+. N t. March III. i"elu>i'e for dispatch per
Tahiti and Marg-sa~ san Francisco. cI"~s
here daily at 81 T. Up March fls. Inclusive.
fr dispat,h per : ; Msgif',sl
Hawaii china Jap4n and specially addressed matter for
e h,iinEHe Islands VI S, San iSe,usivs f %
match per Amrriy4 Mara
Japan. Nit Tacoma close mere daiiS a o'o
y m IN 10 March va inclusive, for dispatch Per =
pbIIppine islands VIA Francisco close here daily
$50 D. m up March aG. inclusive. for d!spatcn PEI
NJ 2saand Auetraita texcepr New-CaIsdonA-
Samoa ami Hawaii. va san Francisco sios. here
Inclu fuT ,.!sTItch Per = > ventura tif lhs
rIl,.TI steamer carly the British mail for New
lizard dos aIr!y" In tine 4 connect Win thls
stsrar,il extra mails closing at $40 a m $50 M
al 4:30 d 3 and
san an h made and forwarded until the Ar
rival OF the fnnzrd steamer
Vancouver Victoria T. g. cIoSe here daily at
$50 p n up March t2sth. inclusive. feF dispatch
ner - A4oana especially addressed only
Hawai- japan ChiTa. and Philippine ls!lnis Via San
" FTauctsro' clus- daily %t $50 IN up tS
March $50 Inclusive. for dispatch Igr = . Korea
- .rrartsJ ~, FsIrnr+ ami Zealand Philip
rIurs via San FYaRtsre-the quickest routes Philip
ni,es specially addressed via Canada or via Europe
must be fully preIsd at the foreign rates Hawaii is
ed ' San Francisco exclusively
forwarded port Of sailing daily
and ~. - closing 70 arranged on the pre-
summit II their overland transit tRsg-
's''''' ' tNpRNEM.It'S VA% tOT~T. Fnstalaster
Posto-cc New y. y, March u. 1913.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
HELP.

Helm of all kinds ia to be found in the
.yjttIc Ads of the People,"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

communications relative 70 g1oecT1ptonS q
adyertisements to THE TRIBUNE. Nev-York CITY Ks
m by FostoHcs oEdeF express money oFdHF e'Hr
o registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

Here is the report OF the committee to the sub
scrihsrs to the fund. the basis Of which negota-
lions were begun with the Philharmonic society:
Nsw-York January s, 1893.
To the Organizatio Meeting:
The uadersigGed committee appointed ct the
msstIaE hsd on January g. 1893. hereby reports the
folioWlae outline OF plan fer the creation OF
rusrsnfy fund looking to the eventual endowment
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
MAILS FOR sol TIL AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WE~'
INDIES. ETC.


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P:iIISe tm4I for other parts - t'IZi A.
gentEe Uruguay Paraguay Must be dire ted pc
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WEDNESDAY fHr i;T:l:!a- I"r :
Pretoria. NavaEsez 10 ..rtarv mail oHE'
per EyeiyH tor',iLlry nail for t-r Irs + Porto
T..c3 must lie directed yer E'elyi! - al l. :" n
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MoNIrAY Vt -, d .ts.se- Islaa =, ger = =
trIEhr0I.1'! B.
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qua mist 1-' directed pr .,il~aI.
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and I'I'E4., MtrI-z. i~T T., I.'.,.-- Have
tna. fl tLrl ast7 Il Ea-.s, ai-t .' al ir
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FIR I""lE.III NsI-.-:it tHsi!l must -
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per NeiH4r uI1-t .-i'=. TED ~
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PRINTED NA TTE.T; Etc TLi- s:raarr ta-t TriH'-
Matter. CUInT4erCII aItr> and tsr - man
The class of Mail r4a;t"r fu- ,tav- IaTt5
Europe be E4.-ess eratiT
directed
closing cf the Supplementary Transatlant'i
additional Supplementary Mails arr
opened the pirrs Of the Arrri an ELElisE Frcn.I
German AMI remain open uHtU TiIhiil
Ten Minutes ot the hour Of sailing oI Sieaine!
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MAILS FoRWARIF.D g.. F.i;ItNI. ET'.. IN EFT
IK ,N-FAtIFtr

C-r-Ra Rv rail ~ FIT Tta-iH. Fla ans rNen-" IT,
steamer closes AT .Jf -N--r lE.4tSfA- az
- 81 d II r.sr-,-tirE U'.i- '.-s '~I' -'a M
Ssys Wednesdays AMI Satal--Isar
MEXli'O CITY r1:l a.,-~ s.e'ttIN tTeSS-f =
d,zrar.h Hv IN 'iIilV eNSP'
SUNDAY at p. m aUI ll5" ni S"Edi&S al
:, ~. anil II :a' ?
rry s:-4-lr~. 81 80 r0l..' 80 .',
r,anLrrtiEg nails disc here Vi aS. y -nes''
AMI saturday.
doses o. stt-" az -, -. ''f-F I"eS'i iiN -
ratI I, AID tF'r'" Us s''It": r.Ss at
this oHi-e at lI=an r'"TF Wilma
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Following is the letter which the secretary was
irstructed to send lu Mr. D4nroscl.
New-Iork March ~. 1893.
Mr. Walter Damrosch. No. 90 Madis0n-aye.. New
York.
Dear Sir: / have been instructed by the member
of the permanent orchestra fund committee 10
express 10 you their appreciation Of the Spirit O..
unsefshness and of loyalty to the highest artistic
interests which has characterized your attitude
during the negotiations which have heen IN pIoe-
Society We regret that consol lda ton of eur
interests has proyed aaosslbe ~ but We Esiinash
and for yonr broad attitude Of mind In
and for your devotion 10 the cause OF rausc, IN
which We are all working. Very truly yours
HARRY HARNESS FfAGLER.
Secretary Permanent Orchestra Fund Committee.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-10-22

Remember there Is one more day In
which to get registered and chat is on
the eth Of the present month.
Strength and vigor come of good food,
duly digested. Force" n ready-to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishcs, in
vigorates.
Another lot OF furniture arrived at
the Coop. this week consisting OF
Parlor Suits, Morris Chairs, Couches,
etc. They are strictly up-to-date.
Ben Hur. The greatest Of all pla Us
will, for the first time, appear at the
Salt Lake Theatre Monday Oct Dber %
1908, for which occasion the Salt Lake
Route will make low rate and put on
a special tram. See notice elsewhere in
this issue.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-10-22
COUNTY BOARD
HOLDS A SESSION
designations of Registry Agents
Presented and Their Sue
cessors Appointed.
co. SUPT. BROWN APPEARS,
States That He Has Retired From the
Il. Y. A.-Will Devote All His
Time to County School Work.

The County Commissioners met Men
day morning pursuant to adjournment.
A .municatiou VAS received from
5. A. Hardness, county commissioner OF
Carbon county, asking for admission Of
an INDECENT person from that county TO
the infrmary. Clerk WAS instructed TO
notify Mr. Harkness that the person
would be admitted
+. l.. Colburn, OF Tucker, rendered
his resignation ms justice OF the peace
Accepted.
The contingent report OF the county
superintendent Of schools was approved
and $25 was set aside from The con-
tingent account.
County Supt. Brown stated to the
toard that he had been released from
his contract with the b. Y. academy
and that hereafter he would look after
the county school work to the exclusion
of other engagements.
designations were presented and ac-
copied from w. Asher, registration
agent of Lehi District No 4, and ID. NJ
Smith, gistration agent of Pleasant
Grove District No. /. The following
appointments were made TO 6H the
vacancies los. S Broadbenl, registry
agent District No. 4, Lehi, and Mrs
Emily Bullock, registry agent District
No. / Pleasant Grove.
The county auditor was instructed &c
purchase four gum for the sherill't
office
A number Of claims were presented,
audited and allowed.