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New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
PRESIDENT CLOSELY GUARDED.
Unusual Precautions Taken by Baltimore
Police.

baltimore, June 15.-President Roosevelt, who
the guest of honor at the concert tonight of
the Northeastern Ssingerfest. arrived in Baltimore
in a special car on the Pennsylvania Railroad at
$50 o'clock. He was accompanied by Baron Won
Sternburg the German Minister; Senator McComas,
of Maryland and Secretary Loeb. Congressman
Wachter ana i. II. Wieman, president OF the
sangerfest society, met the train at the Union
Station. and quickly showed the members of the
party TO carriages
Marshal Farnan and Gordon OF mounted police
men surrounded the Presidents carriage, ana the
drive to the 5th Regiment Armory was begun. Ten
while a solid phaianx preceded the carriage and
squad followed with the OF their horses
remaining near the wheels of the vehicle. Along
the route four hundred picked in uniform and
plain clothes lined the curbs. to prevent any one
auproaching too near the carriage. At the armory
q large force OF policemen and detectives had
cleared the approach to a private entrance, and
the President was escorted by President Wieman
and Congressman Wachter TO retiring room,
where he awaited the completion or one or me
choruses AS the party entered the fresinehts Do1
the immense audience cheered to the echo
The same method was observed on the return tifp
TO the Union Station. Along the route the fresi-
dent was cheered continuously. and smiled and
bowed throughout the trip. At the station great
throng had assembled and demonstration con-
tinuing several minutes. greeted the PRESIDENT. he
stopped the platform long enough TO DOW his
Acknowledgements He stood on the PLATFORM OF
his car until IT disappeared in the darkness
When asked why such apparently extraordinary
precautions had been taken 10 suaro PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Marshal Farnan said;
There thousands of persons n tae city, aad
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

washington June I5-The Atlantic storm that has
been prevailing Thursday morning after curious
westward from the upper St Lawrence NaeS
t me lower lake region again eastward TO
Cane the latter vicinity, Win d
further increase in Monday, and as
consequence rains have continued in New-Engiand ahq
on the Middle Atlantic Coast Inere we're aIso n- io
Showers IN the Gulf States, the northwestern upper
region and South Dakota anG from
WISCONSIN westward Dakotas. west OF the ROCKY
Mountains low pressure and sno"ery "es'ie' N'
with lower as a rule -
The weather viii be generally fair Tuesday and
showers Tuesday morning the New-Engand coast and
In sothern Minnesota that showers are probable
"wednesday in Western Texas
7,,esday except @ the Coast, continuing wednesday
he districts
Atlantic states lower lake region and New-Engand II
viii be cooler Tuesday in the greater portion ION 91 re % p
lave region and Wednesday along the lower e
England Coast the winds VIII ns or1sk 70
high north Middle Atlantic Coast fTesn norm 10
northwest: South Atlantic COAST lght ana
~ the C;uf Coast light and mostly east; on the upper
lakes variable. becoming north and resh' on tne o
lakes fresh west to northwe -,
steaners departing Tuesday Cor European ports VII
have fresh north winds probably brisk 10 hlgh notn OF
fortieth parallel, and clearing weather 10 the Sfaad
storm warnings are displayed tho New-Engiand
Coast.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For NewEnsland fair the interior. rain on the coast
q, dav followed by clearing and warmer; brisk TO high
north winds slowly diminishing; WEDNESDAY fair ,,
Jersey and Delaware fair. warmer to-day: "Wednesday
FAR: fresh north winds ,.,r narm.r TO-DAY.
eenesday fair: cooler north portion: light west TO
sorth winds -, . 90 a.,,. xvss,ss
day fair: light west to northwest winds ,-,,,
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland ana virginia
fair warmer to-day; Wednesday far hsht west TO
northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
OBITUARY.
mRs. MARION j. n. WELLMAN.

Mrs Marion Julianna Harrison WeIlman. mother
OF the Rev. E. II. wellman. rector of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church of the Atonement. Brook
1vn died yesterday at his home. No. ZJ Seven
teenth-st.. that borough She was the daughter
of William Henry Harrison. cousin of President
tsapiarnin Harrison and was born in Madison.
Conn in 1926. In 1850 she was married to Henry
Homer Wellman, who is at present member Of
ire CeIIuloid Collar and Gun Company, OF Man
bat+au They had made their home with DR.. Well
man in Brooklyn. for eleven years
Nc VVelImau woman of brilliant attain
,,artg md irvented safety lamp for in mines.
a snrinrr mattress and a safety pin Her friends
Leo claim, for her the credit of having invented the
1rieinai folding bed. She was also artist. In
addition to her husband and son Mrs Wellman Vel
neral will be held tonight at O'Clock in the
Church of the Atonement. SeVenteenth-st-' near
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
PHILIP KINGSLEY.

Orange n j. June 15.-Philip Kingsley. we'll
known real estate and insurance broker. died sud
denly last night at his home No. 15s Centre-st-
His death which was caused by heart trouble.
entirely unexpected He was hfty-six years old
Mr. Kingsley came Of Vermont ancestry. He
was horn in Day-st Orange. He was a charter
member of Orange Lodge No. 1s5. B. P. o. E. and
was mas: exalted ruler Of that organization He
was also a member of East Orange CoIcave I'm
proved Order Heptasophs- He served as Justice
of the Peace in Orange for several years He was
a Republican. -
be held on Wednesday Burial will be in Rosedale
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GOVERNOR GOING TO CAMP oDELL.

Crescent on Mohawk, N Y June 15-GoVernor
del will visit Camp Odell the camp of instruction
of the Third Brigade and Troop B. at Crescent sta
lion on Wednesday, from to $50 p m, GeneIa a!
0IJ,-er has ordered the brigade review a hat hour
earlier than usual on that day so the Governor
Toar finish the inspection before train time IN
eI3ta of the rain the troops comfortable and
5p~ uD5er canvas and only two out of nearly 5000
lis
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
AT THE VARIETY HOUSES.

A revival Of D. D. Lloyd's farce THE Woman
Halter" was the feature at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
house yesterday.
VIII NJ Cressy and Miss Blanche Dayne are the
headliners at the Circle.
A. Raitb,s Howard and Thurston and many other
vaudeville performers of prominence are to be seen
this week.
At Pastors the Mozart Comedy Four are at the
head of the bill. Others Healey and tarnuII
the Reed Birds in Look Out for Johnson, freuo
and Dare and Lillian Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
Died.

BEAKES-on Monday June 10. 1908. AT Rest May
Eme1ine Carpenter Beakes- Brief services at the
residence of brother G. H g Beakes. 34e West
Presbyterian Church. Middletown. y. Y, II 30
Wednesday morning. Interment in family plot, Hill
side Cemetery.
CHURCH-Entered into at midnight June a. 1908.
Caroline Hudson. widow of the late Allen 5. Church,
NJ d. in the 10Th year Of age. Funeral from
Wednesday. June II. at II o'clock a. m
DUNHAM-At MontcIar. n. j.. Sunday morning.
residence of his brother-in-av, James
Owen Charles F. Durham, Of Sierra Mojada. Mexico.
in the 5Oth of his age. Funeral services VIII be
held Johns Church Montclairave-, Tuesday
morning Of the train leaving Chambers
st. Greenwood Lake r. r.. at 9:45 a Den
LeadviIe Col. and FL Paso. Tex, papers
please copy.
HAYS-Suddenly at his residence No SIS Ffth-ave. on
Sunday evening. IA 59th year Of his age.
Jacob Hays. Of the late William H Hays Funeral
services from the residence Of his daughter No %
Interment woodlawn at the convenience of the
family
PORTER-Sophie X. Horace Porter, Paris
April 1903 Private inerment at Elberon, N j.. June
15
sMYTH-At Newark N j.. Monday. June IS. 1908,
N. Snyth widow OF the late John Wilson SHyth.
in her 5Sth year Notice OF funeral hereafter
wHITNEY-At Milford. Penn Friday. June u.
1903. Francis X. son OF Betty r. and the late Will
Whitney. the I'D of his Funeral
No. 154 East 2Sd- st Services at St Patrick's
Cathedral Tuesday. June TO- at 10 IN.
wHITON-On Saturday afternoon June H. 1903 ar
Piermont- Hudson. Sarah Pierson Lord wife Of
u. D, IL D. and granddaughter OF Hon. Jere-
mah H. Pierson, of Ramapo. n. Y. aged rs years
vices a residence Tuesday. tnst
3.45 2. N.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
PROFESSOR HENRY G. JEsuP.

Hanover. n. r.. June 15.-Professor Henry G.
Jesup from 1877 1899 professor of botany in Dart
mouth College died this afternoon He grad
uated from Yale in 1917. studied at the Union
Theological Seminary, New York City. and
pastor of several Congregational churches in Con-
nectcut and other States. His age seventy
SeJ-PD
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Glens Falls. n. Y, June 15.-J. M. Whitman.
former judge of Washington County. died his
home in Sandy Hill to-day. He about sixty
years old and of the best known criminal
lawyers in Northern New-York-
Stamford, Conn. June 15.-John s. Bogardus.
we'll known architect is dead at his home here,
aged seventy-f1ve years. He came here from NeS-
burg, n. Y. twenty years ago. He leaves several
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
THE OLD CHESHIRE SCHOOL.

The loeth anniversary of the old Diocesan School
of Connecticut at Cheshire, will be held on Thurs
dav of this week and many old boys are going
hack Professor Woodbury. retires from charge OF
The school after almost unbroken connection with
:, sirce 1865 and Roland j. Mulford, Harvard NJ. A.
- - ~ fhe late Rev DR. Elisha Mulford, becomes
head master. There is now communication every
to1,- from Ney-Haven with Cheshire by electric
nsr Persons leaving NewYork at s a. M can
he in il
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

II was thought possible that anarchistlc or
other CRANK might be am0ng them. We did n2t
want anything unpleasant occur, and Simply
took precautionary measures. have no know.
edge or suspicion that any person would attempt
to iniure the President believe he could walk our
streets unmoested, but he was the guest OF
the Sangerfest the Police Department deemed II
wise 10 take every precautiOn.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
MURRAY HILL coMPANYs FAREWELL.

large and enthusiastic audience, drawn from
the regular patrons of the Murray Hill Theatre.
gathered there last night 10 the revival Of The
Rivals" which will be given all the week. the last
week of the Murray Hill Stock Company. Next
season Harrigan will appear there. under the man
agement of Iliebler & Co. Mr. Donnelly played the
leading part himself yesterday, and had warm
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

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America via Colon hour later at Foreign Ss
tom.
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mps posTER's BODY BURIED.
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IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE ThiBuHh-I
Long Branch n J.. June l5-The body q t Mds'
o-tis Wing Porter wife OF General Horace Porter
doT TO France, who died recently IN fhilh
was buried to-day in the family plot at Wssa nols
Ersncb Mr. and Mrs Clarence Porter accom-
,1aniad the BODY The Rev. DR.. c. j. Young ol
Eew-York performed the burial rites at me @ gIaVe
n vcS,ng was at the Elberon Memorial PresDy-
irian Church while the Porters were summer resi-
dents at that plsn~
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After the graduating exercises came the ceremony
Of planting the class tree. Miss Cowham spohe ol "
-, - - se.,ng .Iaee and Miss Barclay responded in
bebslf of the class OF o. The graduates were sS
So Frances Harder, Newly York: Irna tiofliie NC
I~a-1 NawNYork; Gretchen Russell Nash, Iowa
Bertha Mac Davis. Vermont: Verna IA. GalklnS; ati
IISs,ass. Maud Louise Cowham. Michigan; Marian
Veil MiIler Indiana; Agnes P. Davis INDIANA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
GRADUATION AT THE cASTLE.N

The commencement exercises of Miss C T.
mason's School at Tarrytown were held on Friday
in the school building, the Castle The address TO
me graduating class delivered by Bishop Pot
tor The musical programme follows:
Trio Allegro Fuoco 'oade
' Misses Kieckhoefer.
Toreador's Song .Ioach'is
1O' J. George Lydecker.
xrolin solo Fantasia Appassionata Nleu1teHiPS
' Miss Anna Rieckhoefer. .
-
s Miss Edith l. Davies .,
Oply the Lonely Heart ys1oos
any Mr. LydeckeT ---
80 -. rob.--o ...............-..Ysn Van Goens
I ~ Miss Marie Kieckhoefer-
Miss Davies. -, ,,~...-
Tro a. schater's KiaEe' 'Ss-4sS
D. Norwegian Dance t3iatss
Cotton Fields ID " 1A'---'
The Misses kieckhocfer.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

Highest temperature yesterday, 63 degrees lowest o
average SO; corresponding last year. ~
average corresponding twenty-five es
I4ocel foreeast-Fair warmer to-day: Wednesday
fair sn<lA win5x
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


Tb. following official record the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the
four hours comparison with corresponding Of
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Married.

CI4ARK-HOL BROOK-On Monday. June 10 70. 10
West 130th-st.. by the Rev DR.. Charles J. Young.
Margaret Chalmers Holbrook daughter Of Justice Will
lam c Holbrook and the late Anna N Chalmers to
John Kirkland Clark.
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is the most accessible cemetery OF the metrop-
oils by Harlem trains, trolley or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at s125 up. Send for Illustrated Book
lct or by request a representative will call.
OFFICE. 90 EAST 23D-sT.. N 7. CITY
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At the St Nicholas Garden, Creatore returned to
New-York last night and gave his gymnastic eX-
hibition as of old The band has been increased in
numbers it seems since he here last, indcat-
ing that Crea tore has prospered. The enlarged
ganization, however. produces about the same sort
of music as before. The audience watched and
listened and became enthusiastic at the ear split
ting clirnaxes as Creatore and the management
must have rejoiced TO see.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

Cocosine soothes irTitatsd scalp,
removes dandruf gives rich Iustre the Hair.
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AT OTHER HOUSES.

Venice at the Garden, under the leadership of
Duss Of Economy. entered on its fourth week last
night Miss Mary Howe. a concert singer whose
home is in Vermont, but who has recently been
singing on the Continent is the solofst this week
She is a woman of great personal beauty, and her
singing also was well received last night.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

At the West End THE Bankers Daughter was
produced yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

produced yesterday
Suppe's opera boufe "Boccaccio,' was revived
last night by the stock company at Terrace Gar
den and was well received by large audience.
for whom the tuneful comedy seemed to have lost
none of its appeal 1t will be sung for the balance
of the week
At Hammerstein's Victoria Roof Garden another
week opened with weather that cast It's palpaole
cloud over the genial manager. However. the ex-
ce,lent vaudeville acts and the musical eXtrava-
panza from Oscars pen remain on the stage, ana
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