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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Holiday Matinees Announced-W. z
Thompson,s Plans-Engsgemerts

Mss Henrietta Crosman VIII open he engage
neut IN As You Like It at the Manhattan Thea
tire Monday with matinee. Andrew Mack
az the Fourteenth Street Theatre the same 6ay
viii be seen in the old Bcu-icault play "Ar-ah Ma
Pogue." for the FIRST time a matinee The Earl
% pautucker' VIII begin The third stage 81 its New
York run at the Princess on Monday, also in the
afternoon And there VIII b q labor Dav matinee
OF A Princess cf kensington' AZ the Broadway.
Andrew Mack. after his present season n a -rah
IA Pogue" is done. VIII PASS over into musical
comedy under the MANAGE OF Charles Froh-
man He VIII appear 81 a London piece called
Lady Molly" Mss Jeanette Lowrle has been
engaged for the rev Wizard OF or company. be-
ginning work the Montauk Theatre next Monday.
and Miss Ca-lotta Nelson VIII be with Mrs. Fiske
IN the coming revival OF Ibsens "Hedda Gabler"
Mss Eva stetsor. ~ the vaudeville team o. Mel
a Fieids family this winter.
" II. Thompson sails for France this morning.
whore he VIII meet Miss Mildred AIdrich. the
-6apt9r a-e Pierre Wolf. the author of the
French PLAY lie Secret de PonchineIe'' in which
n Thompson IS 20 appear under the mana cement
~ James h Hackett The party viii 20 20 Bor-
deaux where n. Juvenal Is now presenting the
drama snd Mr. Thompson viii watch the French
rerforrnance ard II. Juvenai particularly for
week securing. also. the plans % scenery and cos
tunes used the orlginal production On his a.
son IN The Bishops Aove. and continue IN that
play tlI The new one IS rea1y.
r.. production - The Jersey lily n which
Mss Ring IS 70 appear a. the Victoria has been
-.,erno-es from next Non6av ~ 2 week from Mon
tav Ii viii have 4 tryout on the road.
A -arder party is 20 be given under the auspices
~ the National Ar Theatre Society next Saturday
- tie residence Of Mrs Harriet Hubbard Aver at
Atlantic Highlands. The musical programme 81
c1uses the names q Frederic Dc Belleville. Miss
Augusta Close julius steger. Miss Katharine Min
aisar Miss Margaret Aver and Arthur Byron J. l.
O. Clarke and SYDNEY Rosenfeld VIII make ad-
dresses Evans r. DICK. Of the banking house q
Dick BROTHERS has placed his steam yacht az the
Disposal q tie committee and 4 special party OF
rres-e Including Joseph jefferson. Miss Julia Mar
love = Il Sothern and John Drew. viii sail for
Atlantic Highlands from the foot Of Thirty fifth st.
N0-rh Pfve-. ~ = O'Clock Saturday. The boar for
-hr r,vtIc uiu SAIL from the foot OF ReCt0r-st. al
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TTURsDAY-At a. m for France suitzsrisnd. Itsly.
spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece British Infs
Lorenzo MARQUEE . Ia Lorraine. VIA havrs
mail parts o. Europe must be directed Dsr
Ia Lorrai1e'l
SATURDAY-At = a. for Belgium direct. per = =
Iceland mail must be directed per Ze=land p az
direct. . AnchoFla tul4ll musk
Be 3. Auch0ria''J. ro30 a. m Sup
Elementary e M for Europe. per $ .. L1cania. "a
Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Priftet
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples Tor GERMANY
only The class Of mail matter for cther paris
Europe will be sent By this snip unless speciay
directed BY her
The closing % The su7plenenta-y rransatantt1
Malls named above additi1usi SupDlenaentary Ma
opened the PIERS o. The American 1nsilsl,
and German steamers. and remain open unlLl
within Ten Minutes OF sailing Of steamer
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A jury In Jersey City. yesterday. composed Of SIX
men. found fer the lady. though IL took them two
hours A wig what she tried on.
Miss Agnes Huntington. who plays the part OF
Kate q schoolgirl. IN one Of William a. Brady's
Way Down East" companies. was the lady. Oscar
r. Bremen. 81 this city. a wigmaker. sued her 70
recover a balance Of IS due for 4 wig
Miss Huntington said the vig M Bremen made
was sight" 1t was red" she continued. and
made for = woman playing heavy part-a regular
Amazon was fnpersonating a sweet young girl
Ssh character. The wig would have been suitable
Tor an eccertric character and Il didn't n. I re-
fused 10 take Ii and appeared IN my own hair"
Miss Huntington Dgt the wig on. Two men she
called as experts agreed with her that il. didn't 1T
Bremen ssid the witnesses not qualified ex-
peTts. being a common hairdresser.' Bremen
insisted On arranging the wig the actress him
SELF The judge let him. When he through
Miss Huntington varked the wig of Being an
sCtress she Is part 'ular about her cue
Bremen viii appeal He says he wants 20 main
Tan LIS high reputation as q wiCma ker.
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PRISON FOR ROTHSCHILD.
Baron Hem Also Fined for Speed
ing His Automobile.

Paas sept 2-Baron Henri dc Rothsohild
appeared In The police courts to-day 70 answer
tas charge n automobile scorching. The case
cane ~ previously before the courts, but was
Postponed. HIS defence Was that he had per
2 from the Ministry % the Interior doc
tor allowing him 10 disregard the speed reEula-
tI0ng He was. neve-f he less. sentenced 70 one
GAYS Imprisonment and a fine ~ 10 francs.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

watertowu. y Y Sept Daniel Minthorn,
ninety years old well known inventor and geolo-
sist died here to-day. He was TIE first IN this
State 10 grind from orc into paint and also 10
grind sale Although millions have been realized
from his ideas. he died IN poverty.
Garnett Kan. Sept 2-Colonel W. A. Johnson
died at his home here to-day from Brights disease.
He had been prominent in Kansas politics for forty
years and in ISIS was a delegate the Republican
National Convention. He was active IN the border
warfare troubles member Of the free State
colony. and served through the civil War
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YALE-TRKITY CONSOLIDATION TALK
No Movement 70 Unite the Two bat They
NAY Be Combined Some Time.

,;sv-Ha~en Conn. Sept AN the Tale Unlver-
Eirv officials were out cf town to-day. Just before
leaving Tor his European trip President Eadley was
sskel whether there was sny truth in the rurnor
ct puss be consolidation ~ Yale and Trinity Col
less ard De- SAID there was none whatever far as
TIE prtsrrt oatlook Uas concerned.
Anscn Phelps Stokes 5r.. secretary % Yale says
D. movement E ou foot 70 consolidate Yale and
Trinity
Professor Charles r johnson. o. Trinity Yale
eadtstf says -h7f ir fhe near future there vll be
close relation ct n ale and Trinity and ne REGARDS
consolidation arer-lal-y 81 poselhul-v
known rrsr there have bean informal cor
te'f"-'s and discussions between Yale and Trinity
nel t1e lss- wear relative 70 consolidation. but
-0-rI-r has -rslI-e6
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qwPRurENcE" UNDER NEW NAME

London. Sept At the Criterion Theatre TO-
night Charles Froh-rsn presented IL y. Esmond's
-r.-es-art corresv. -Biily-s Little love AEsir'
Which uss plsve5 r. Nev-York asst wear under the
-f-Ia q --Tup-1de1oe' Eva Moore fTek If@ part Of
r7fu- and Florence ST John -epreseured Mrs.
1.-a,-rs The riece VAS vel uou1Ied and acted.
s-f -1q received with unqualified SIGNS CO success
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS ELECTION

Watkins. y. Y. Sept. 2-The Nev-Tork State As
ISOLATION Of School Commissioners and Superin-
tendents in session here to-day, elected these on
GERS: President. W A. Holcomb. Fredou.a. first
vice-president, E :. COmstock Brainard; second
vice-president ". J. Lewis WestmOreland: secre-
tary H l. Pratt orwell. assistant secretary. Min
ME A Wooster. Newport. treasurer F. l. o.
trander. Masouville; transportation agent. J. :.
Cooley. Glen Cove About lla present. S-pe--
intendent SINNERS address was on The Scholar
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FOUND LIVING AS 4 HERMIT.
Man Living in Washington Mountains Dis
appeared from Here Thirteen Years Ago.

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE tribune
Portland Ore, Sept. Frank lie Bar. a New
York business man. who disappeared from that
city thirteen years ago has Just been discovered
living as hermit in the Olympic Mountains. the
widest region in Washington. lie Bar left his
family in NeWYork on account Of domestic
troubles. and, after many privati0ns in seeking
gold. built a log cabin in the mountains, and has
suosisted ever since on hunting and fishing. lie
Bar was discovered two three days ago BY
Robert A Hubert, a lawyer. OF Everett, Wash.
and a library
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. wzsr
INDIES ETC

mail for Mexico. via Progress. canpechs and Vera
Cruz BE- directed per 3 orizaha D. a. y m
fo- Guantanamo and Santiago. per 8. = Ctenfuegos
FRTDAY-Ar l. n for Mexico. civ % washing %
ton Taupico tmafl Be directed per = City
Ok WashtnEton' ,. SO p A. for Bermuda. Dsr
steamer RI Halifax
aATJ-RDAT-At = a. for Brazil per = Byron Va
Per7suhuco Bahia RIO Jansiro and santos mai fo-
Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay ant paraguay nis-
0e directed Ter Byron D. B. a. for Arzsn
and Paraguay. CauOrs. a. % a.
n Complementary $50 a. f1- Porto Rico Curacao
venaz1era- . Philadelphia mail 1o- Sa-anll
ii ana Cartazsns % directed per Fhila-
Sef1Et.rl- n for Rico (ordfna~y mall
onIyJ PEI =. Arkadia- via Maya-uez, q 50 a m.
(s1rpfeuasnEarv l0.3O a M FOR Forruns Island ia
raaica. SavauiIa and Csrragsna per Alsue mail
For costa Rica must Be directed per Airusf'J.
a. a. a M Complementary 10.30 n for Traxua
FFairf ant Maria. per Adirondack mail
r.rr Cave must directed per A5fr714acx.
a. 10 a. m for Cuha. per Moro Castle
az 10 a Tor Haiti.
Frus wiszn III luaii 70 Curacao yenezuels Trf-i-
Is4 British and Dutch Guiana - firscfsf
Prf1s WIIleun III u n. for Brazil Pc
ArIau-on Pernar.ouc0 and Rio Jsnsfro fr,au o.
northern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay End Paraxrav
must - directed Per :. AIantou l. u 10 = m
so- cuba. PEI s. Curftyha. via Havana.
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GEN. coRslN RETURNS TO WASHINGTON

IRON The TRIBUNE BrREAr.1
washington. Sept General and Mrs Corhin re-
turned 20 Washington unexpectedly to-day having
cut short their stay at General Joh1ston's camp IA
the Thousand Islands because Of administrative
matters which have arisen in connection with the
new general staff. They viii 60 70 Montana for
fshfrg and hunting in a fen weeks
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OBITUARY.
Arthur 4. pINGLEY.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Sept. ARTHUR II. Dingley,
son Of the late Nelson DingIey. of Maine. and
OF the owners Of The Kalamazoo Evening Tele-
grarh," died in Denver last night He went West
three years ago in search Of health. He
thirty-eight years Old.
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rRANsPAcrrrc NArrs-

Hawaii japan china and PhiligDtn- Isaaes. va san
F-snrtsro- daily SD p. So
Ssr ~ inclusive. dispatch per a Gaelic
80 land Vest. Nev-f-zle1cra.
pa samoa Hawaii VIA san Fra1ciscc. clcse here
-s.t1v September IL. inclusive fo-
~frra-~r Sonomn lf ne Curar1 afsar1sr
-.--~---- ~ British mail sor Ns~X~s and dos
49, II tine vfth thls Dispatch
n n m ard m
s---.vs A. 4 80 q m . m. ard $50 3 -
ard f9rwarded Until ire arrival q C1nard
snyi. Via Vancouver and
~ - Lose here daily a. 9 % SeDtsr5s-
20 t,rIugire dispatch per a. . Eas1a-
rrs.-n Tapan. snf Philrpns fslands vfa San
daily n 3 20 D.
- "a inclusive. for 1ispa--h 2sr Hongzorx
se~s daIv AZ $50 . ~ % SEPTEMBER fI5 frcissfv-
4Ispafch NariroSa-
Issnds. Via Fr1nrisr1. cios- eaTv
- s-s5 2 n ~ September IN Inclusive ~ dss-
z |. Transport
~-fFrr,-f'rless ofre-yiss a1f--s.~c
Forwarded Elrgpe ard Eew-z-aland and PhIifs-
nfres vi Francizco--fhe quickest r,slf-
.ln=- specially addressed via Canada''
rape~ nusf - fully prepaid fhs s1r@fru -
Hawaii forrarIef "a San Francisro exr hrs,-sl,-
Transpacfc forwarded pr ling s.uv
and schedule - closing ~-~--frnr
tered nal closes a. = u~evious LAY
CORNELIUS VAN COrT. Pc-~-a~-~r
rosto1r-. Ssv-York- y Y. Az<zst - ie3
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Po.tomce Notice.

should Be read DAILT By al interested. as changes
may at any tiue)
Foreign mails for the ending September . 1898.
promptly IN all cases at the General Post
follows. Parcels-Post Mails close hour ear
e- closing time below. Farcels-Post Malls
Germany close az p Monday
Regular and supplementary mails close a. Foreign Sia
half hour later tran closing time shown below teA
Supplementary Mails f0r Europe and Central
America via Colon close Foreign STA
touJ
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CT-Bs-By Port Tampa Pa th-r-s ~
this oHr-e daily. thursday
70 80 tine connecting mails close on Non
eavs wednesdays and Sarurdsys
MEXICO cry Overland unless specially addressed for
ds-parch by closes this once exceu.
sunday A. 30 m and II 30 , n. Sundays az I
p m a-1 II - ?.
,rFv-FOT NrIs Nr-By rail- 70 North sy4u.~ snf .s-,-.
y steamer. closes thls once 4ziy a. ESQ D n
connecting mails close here Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday
JANATCA-Bv rail - Boston. and theme sr-sne-.
closes this Office az $50 . n every Tuesday and
THURSDAY
Mfor-EION-Bv rail Boston. snd themes by ss~s----
ro.es of1ce daily SD ?. m.
BELIZE Puerto COFTEZ and ATENAr-A-3v
- Nev-oreans. and thence ~ steamer.
orHcs daily sunday az ~ 30 ,. N. and
2 m. Sundays az II p n. and I'll - 2. N con
re~fuz closes here Mondays 80 = z
COSTA RT~A-By Orleans. and tnencs ~
srearsr closes al once 6aiy except sunday ~
fT.an 2 m and III % 3 NJ. SUNDAYS - ard
tIf 90 3 connecting NAL closes here Tuesdays
-ReE.sfsrsd NAL closes a. , previous dsy
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THE WEATHER REPORT,
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington sept 2-T--e weather has been r-7erauv
The last tventyfo1r hours local showers onlv
having occurred along the Middle sn1 South A.Ian-f,
coast the northern upper lake region the southern
plateau ard portions Of Minnesota ana The Dakotss Ten
have ri-eu slightly IN and South aud
have fallen the middle plateau and
upper lake region.
viii Il Thursday IN ne LAKE region ne
Upper Mississippi Waller central ROSY
Mountain region the Southern and northern
% NsvAcXCo Arizona. shozers Thurs
dav night OF Friday N The northern portion New-I-E
lanc and Eastern New-fOrk. elsewhere weather
generally Thursday FRIDAY. r will Be warmer
Thurs1sv II che Middle Mississippi Valley.
On the Nev-E,rgisnd Coast winds viii rght
south becoming variable the Middle Atlantic
variable -atau-l~ TfEh
northeast the u3f Izht northeast
southeast 20
south: The lakes light fresh
% southwest except northeast Western Lake Superior.
and the lower lakes light 20 fresh and
Steamers departing THURSDAY for European ports will
have light variable winds and far weather Grand
Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
For Sew-England fair to-day Friday partly cloudy.
probably showers portion.
bAccrirg variable.
For Dstrict ~ Columbia Delaware and Maryland. fair
to-day and Friday; light variable winds
Eastern P=rnsyIvsnia Nex-Jersey fair to-day
and Friday. light variable winds
Fer Wester1 Pen1sylvsnts ps-t'y cloudy to-day. pos
SHY showers Lake Ire Friday fair. lizht
mostly
For western New-Yo-k partly cloudy to-day possibly
showers IN vest portion riay fa-, hgf- varahs winds
Fo- Eastern Nev-Tor< fair todsy. showers a. night
Friday portion. fair
portions. Ighr variable winds
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Highest temperature yesterday. = degrees lowest. 81
sve-aEr %. date Lest 90
corresponding GATE last twenty years -
LocaI .soecast-FaiF tS-1zy: Friday light. variable
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santiago cha Sept c-kftcr fortnight's work
iesiaenl kiesco has formed new Ministry. headed
s-ieerco Matte Perez II - ire political
'-4os-i4or - no former Ministry.
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Died.

LEoNAFp-At AlouqHerEg-. y ~. O. Aazust 81 isos.
E0na leonard. eldest 81 Joseph q and to
Hannah HeyTard Leonard In ne 40th yssz q his
" L.EOr-c1 sunday - M0rfr0s~. Perm
Wfurn g. NrI@od o. his 11d Funeral servicss
residence. Nc 1lf We7f -,ri-sfs I1uro-
CAV. Al & O'clock Interuert iFsfe
MOTRTSON-Ar Fssf Orange. Sc IaH3. Helsu
N.xweiL II AIavaa1e- p " .r-tson. Funeral
vices F~lIar September : 2.7H o. W CHarei %
Avsaue t-lTl h. arrival - treln i~sNi1S ~
$50 p T.. T. a " r. n
OoT40r-r-At York Ha-bcr NJ EdNard Ooshout e
York. th@ Ssfh - his Sf1rfay.
1875. - failure Funrrsl services
f,~s~- church Cnaufrr Broadway and 1Gfn-sr
fav. September z. q - "a. r.
PALMER SuIlsrly. Mount SIneo. M'oseheaf LAxs
Maine IanGay. August 81. Arthur WeIuxron
Palmer. 8 Lowell n. and GRACE ~ Palmer
24h year - Funeral held q
re>ideace % bis parents. No 2oe Cnton-asa.
BrooSiyn. thursday Afternoon. September g. al
O'Clock
RCTTH-At Lee. Kent England AuEusf - fso2
ssgusrsz Doirss Houth. formerly q this city.
"a year
VAN nEFSsN-Cr Tuesdav S~rr~u1n~r Ruth Auna
wife q Alonzo Van DesIseu- Funeral private.
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assured that It win be in the attitude OF contest
ants. and without the flintest possibility Of recoS
milton INDEPENDENT.
New-RocheI1e Aug 81 1895.
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The JENKINS oRPHANAeE INSTITUTE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune

40 ne EQltor OF me Tribune
Sir: have been coming North for the Is-t eight
years during the summer months with twenty or
more neero orphan children from the jenkins Or
phan Asylum giving concerts such as children
give from a Christian home I making great
sacrifices to carry on nv work in the trsiuing OF
orphan and destitute children aside from which
Ne have rsformatory for Juvenile criminals boys
and girls under twelve ard fourteen years. who
are taken from the courts and trained in
pouT city hSs b i Isr from y IN s for 81
tHe last thTee or four years Inelosed md clip
;. g.. OF August l.. Any consideration from you
toward our institution viii not only aid me and
dreds q poor children OF the negro race who are
SO often standing at the door Of st1rvq TS7>s
Sag Harbor. Long Island. Aug g. 1895.
The clipping says. in part:
In a letter from the Rev. D J. Jenkins which
his season not successful during July he is
Tr sH Wlh much much aid s5d ,T Sn
The hand has many engagements for the next two
accorded the hearing and assistance which IT richly
nb Mhje . there s mas n9s Sesn 20 ngee
as there has been over some other negroes and
re- rcI' mere IS ~, 40 nsgro me ass d 80
sstance OF every one than the Row D J. Jerhlns
factor in S,6srIsxtoT's cbarfsbis life Witb no
other resources than his own fndonitable faith IN
the worth Of the work which he has sought 70 do
be has for years maintained an institution where
scores Of little outcsst negroes have found a home
and have received good training. To those who
know most Intimately the obstacles he has had 70
overcome the achievements 0f Jenkins are little
short Of marvellous. There have been times when
his friends thought he must fafl-when they feared
that ne would have 10 abandon the task he rad set
himself But Jenkins himself has never lost heart
or faith His confidence in the worlds charity has
been supreme. and on more than one occasion u
has been amply justified. There have been DAYS
when Jenkins was in debt ans did not know where
the next meal for his scores q orphans was 20
come from. In these emergencies jenkins has sim
ply gone once TO the kind hearted people Of
this and other cities and told them or the sorry
case OF himself and his little cEerges and he has
never come back empty handed. The orphanage
has gone IL is what you would call a pros
porous institution. but some way or other. thanks
20 the faith and works OF Jenkins, there has al
ways been enough 70 wear and enough TO eat
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cerlhrsdre Mas Sept. % fspec.ail-At tie First
PARISH T-ritartan church THIS noon Mts~ Grnoe
rsiraio-. daughter q the tate Marshall r. Bigs-
low u-re married 20 charles Henry DAVIS - Nev-
YORK CITY scn OF the late Horny G.. Davis. ~ phil
adelrhia TIE Rev EdEH1d T. HAN. former pas
tor o. The -nzrch. performed fhe ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Darts Ull I've On y NY ok
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

The TRIRUNs win ~ suy address, 4,
This cotry anrosd and address changed oftsn
Desired subscriptions - given - resillsr
E TIE TEIRLNE Onre
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BT EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
Tcr D-ints United stste- Cansd. Nsxie.
outsice % the horouEnS ~ Manhattan and The
Also q Cubs. Porto hlco Hawaii AMI the Philippines
without expense for forsizn postage
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

this diagram continuous white hne shows TIE
pressure Indicated by -1e Irirle ser
recording barometer. The dottet e snoNs the t-fera-
as recorded - Ire Local eatler 6-Tea-
The following ocsl record from the Weata~r Btreau
ia the Ispsrsture for Ire as twenty
c1Dsrsoa with the eorrespoaing cate c;
Is.-r
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WEDDINGS
rbr TELEGRAPH 70 THU rurHryE

~ -Er.-GRArH 70 TEE rlIrr'E
sr-.-rfe,d Ohio sept. 2--aIiss Nay Rollins. q
seI,,tr1ls ohio ard Harvey Robertson. q New
~ - were married in Ashtabula to-day h
tie PEI. NJ Pierce Miss Rollins Vas the daughter
~ chicago people. but she was placed in a home
when 7i-fla and vas later adopted bv family living
NAV ser-eF-5rz Through "A lawsuit she obtained a
r .-..---- 81 money ard 90 Nev-Aar last
----~ ~rs-s So went -re stage and soon after
I.afaTerrF college
Flri,.----r Inherited fortune on the death = his
--er.-rs Fss pssrli-n Is 3 candidate Tor Governor
"a Nsu-Ie rrev- Az arl Ms EoaeTfson have gone
az = u-cEi-g rr-n 20 san Franciscn
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DAvIs-BTGELlOT-A First Parish Church. Cs-bridg-
Mass. September : 1909. b. the Rev EdWart r.
EaU Charles Henry Da-ls o. New-TorK. u
iate Henry e Davis Philadelphia. Grace BizeIov
or Cambrdgs. daughter % the late Marshall Train
Bireioz.
ARTHOLOMEW-A &. Iznatus's Erf--spz.
Church Eud-ave.. high We1nesdsv Sep
renber ? bv Arthur Ritrhie Mr. Cara Louise
BsrthoIorlew George Eiiis Reed. both q NswYork
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