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EDMoNDs- 1OUNTcAsTLE
Beautiful Church Ceremony in New
Kent on Wednesday,
Especial to The Times. Dispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch9
MOUNTCASTLE. VA. April! 25-Mlss
Emma Tyree Mountcastle. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Mountcaste.
and Mr.. Albert Braxton EGmonds, a
prominent civil engineer of Newport
News, were married at Oliyet Presby-
terrain Church. New Kent county. We'd
nesday afternoon, Rec. W. j. King, Of
WILLIAMSBURG officiating. The church
was tastefully decorated In green and
white.
The ushers were Messrs. Allen p.
Walker and Leonard Binns. OF New
Kent: Willie Wright and Douglas Bowls
OF Richmond; George ISdmonds and Mr.
Hopkins, of Newport News. The BRIDE
attired in a pearl gray suit. carrying
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IIie t,aa'. ."a, arrive to-day. 18th instant.
at 3:S0 O'Clock.
BuNnIai q. rangements Will DO nm
lolncud later

IItg sa5a'. ..,',. arrive to-day Goth instant.
BuNoIas "a. iangements viii bo mn
nouncGd later.
GENTRY at his residence. No. III
Rebervoir Street, ut 1870 T. NJ Smtur-
day April Is 1893 Join, Il H., GENTR \.
leaves his wife and four children. 10
died In the hope OF a blissful eternity.
g The fnnsrq 1db vii I b s9 P PWge sEe st
In River View. Friends and acuuaifit-
ances OF the family nre invited TO attend,
: residence. Sc church street, alter long
rufering. Mr. .EDwARpl JENNINGS.
IN the seventeen year Of h!s age, Hell
d de 5ennn NJ us Mrs is" schwarz Mrs.
Thorpe and Mr.. George Jennings
Enaeral from I Pm ch xpSi
18th, at o'clock. 1nterment In Holly
wood.
MONTGOMERY. died. a: heer. husband.
residence. 2to9 East Broad Street, after
long and painful Illness. which she
bore With Chrlstian reslenation NARY nary
s 90, cry and daushter Of Il tho late War
leaves lea aHf her husband. brother end th5ec
j 3 Ml nuE r. r. ra M1s 9 Sd
Mrs. Granville EIord. She was .duti-
ful daughter, a devoted sister and fifth
FIJI friend. It could not but be expected
In the high and holy relatto OF wife
she should have combined ell OF the car
dinal virtues and prove companion
full. OF love, tenderness and truth.
Her funeral will take place from TIN
ity NJ. E. Church TO-DA? Sunday.
April 18th. at $3.50 P. NJ. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
Petersburg. Memphis CTenn) and
Washington papers please copy.
PENTON. Died. OF the residence OF her
son. In New York. Mrs. r. A. PENT0N,
In tina sixty-fourth year OF her age. she
was the mother of Mrs. s. III. stovall.
of Newport News.
RATIO. Died. April 18th, 1909 at the rea-
tdence of her son-in-law, Jam|i f.
Kerse 2s12 East Grace, Mrs. CATHA-
RINE RATIO.
The funeral Will take place MONDAY
from st. Patr!ck's Church with a re-
QUEEN mass Friends invited to attend.
1nterment Mt. Calvary. 80.
please copy.
sMITH.-Died. at ZIP. M, at his residence.
Bellevue Flats. WILLIAM p SMITH.
Funeral will take place from Second
Baptist Church MONDAY. April 9th, at
p. NJ.
yILEs.-Died. April leth. FRANK D.
VILES, aged fifty years. who leaves
widow and one brother.
Funeral took place MONDAY from
Meade Memorial. Interment Hollywood
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TDMASSO PETTO MAY
BE THE MURDERER
fnv Assoclnted prosaA

NEW YORK, April 25,-Pollco Inspector
McCluskey announced today that he
would arrest ronnso Petto. one OF the
Italians now in tho house OF detention. in
connection with the barrel murder on the
charge OF committing the cr!rnc. The nee
espnry evidence, the Inspector said had
been secured. In that n pawn ticket which
lad been found on Petto had been OBJ
tanned on watch owned by the murdered
man.
I>etto says he can establish an alibl.
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tho Vanderbilt divorce and the previous
marriages of both parties,
1t is understood the couple are not go
Ing to America for some time, tele-
uram from Dover says Mr.. and Mrs. Van
derbiit crossed the Channel this afternoon
Oh a boat bound for Calais.
There was pathetic incident In connec-
t,or with the wedding. Almost immedl-
ately after the ceremony the itey. Mr.
hidden ofnciated at the funeral service
az one of mis- own young children.
The bride was the recipient OF many
handsome presents from Mr. Vanderbilt
and Others, 1t appears that Chancellor
rristran, of the bishop of Itondons con-
sistory court, held special court We'd
nssday and took the personal testimony
submitted documentary proofs of the d.
yorce proceedings at New York and of
he fact that the prohibition against his
remarriage had been removed by the SUI
pren,e Court of New York. Tie license
was subsequently granted
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Mrs. Catharine Ratio.

Mrs. Catherine RATIO. mother OF Mr.,
James j.. Botto and Mr.. John r. Raffo.
OF the Fire Department, and Mrs. Mary
G. Kerso, wife OF Sergeant kerse. of the
First Police Station. died Saturday
morning. Her funeral Will take place
Monday morning Mt 10 o'clock from st.
Patrich's Church. The interment VIII be
in Mt. Calvary.
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Mr.. Powell thelWinner.

AZ the annual orators contest OF tsS
Nh Sigma Rho and Philologian Literary
societies OF Richmond College FRIDAY
night, the medal was won by Mr.. w W..
Powell, OF spotsylvania, whose them7S
was 'Southern HeroisM.'
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brides roses, entered leaning on the arm
of her brother. Mr.. Richard Edloe Mount
castle. and was met at the chancel by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. Lewis
Shackelford of Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds left over the
chesapeake and Ohio road for Balti-
more and Washington. and will return
through tho mountains of Virginia. and
will be at home after May LIST at No.
222 Thirty-first Street. Newport News. Va
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Interesting Announcement.

CHARLOTTE c. H.. VA, April 2s.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd, Of Charlotte
county. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Kathryne Whitley BOYD.
to Mr.. James G. Penn. Jr., of Danville.
The marriage Is to take place on June
the Sd at their home. Forest Hill Eli
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crvoir street, at 40 o'clock last night,
aged !ifty-two years. He leaves his wife
and four daughters-Mlsses Eva, Lula,
Annie and Nettie. The funeral VIII be
from Pine-St Baptist Church at $50
O'Clock this afternoon, and the intermcnt
will be In Riperview.
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COL. COBBE HAS
BEEN RELIEVED
(By AssocIated I,reas. J

ADEN, ARABIA, April 25.- Brigadier-
General Manning, after an engagement
with 40 Mad Mullahs forces, has re-
lieved Colonel Cobbe, near Gunburu,
Soinaliland, forty miles westward OF
Galadi. About 1000 OF the Mullah's mon
were killed. Tho British loss Is not
known.
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Mrs. Lee Nippon.

Z Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, april 25.-Mrs.
Zee Rippon, OF Cneriton, this county, died
tn a Norfolk hospital. where she had been
for seven weeks for treatment. The re-
mains were Inferred In the family GENE
terry at Cheriton. Rey. W. 3. Doughty
copd,,c,ipp the SERVED.
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Wedding Cards.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LITTLETON, N, c., April 25.-Mr. " an9
Mrs JohnT Pelopidns Leach have issue{
Invitations to the marriage OF theft
daughter, Miss Mabel Leach, to Mn
13ichard Egburt Morris, on Thursday,
May 7th, at st. Adams Church, Littleton.,
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Twin City League.

Wynnokc defentod the divers in a ono
sided contest Croery's pitching was the
feature.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
yvyanokes .........2 o321332l-17 II /
divers ...........01 0 100 OIL 8 8
Observation-Disclosures Creery and Mora
no; divers Bagby. Ryan and Call. UNI
pires, Messrs. Bennett and Crecry.
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DEATHS.

DURFET. Of No. e18
North Third Street, departed this life
Thursday. April 80 1903, in Iowa. at his
post of duty as porter on the c. d O.
Railrohd He leaves a wife, one child
mother and sister. and man. friends,
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Mrs. r. A. Pen,on.

Mrs. r. a. Penton died at the residence
of her son In New York. in the sixty
fourth year of her age. She wes a former
resident OF this city and the nothe,
OF Mrs. T. H. Stovali. The friends OF
both will regret to hear OF her death.
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Miss Mary G. H. Warburton.

fspecisl to Tho Times Dspatch.>
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 25.--Mise
Mary easy Hiissinson warburton. aged
about seventy-fiye years, died Friday
morning after long illness. Tho funeral
took place this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26

1 cheerfully give my endorsement ia
Dr.. .Kilmer's Swamp-Root, which sin;
cerely believe, from my own experience,
stands at the head of all known cura-
tives for kidney, liver and bladder trou-
bles.
My own cure and also my personal
observation during years of service in
the Toledo Fire Department have con-
WINGED me that Swamp-Root is medi-
cine Of wonderful merit. I have seen
many who have been pronounced in-
durable speedily restored to health BY
Swamp Root. a.
Yours respectfully, 4
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Edward Jennings.

Mr. Edward Jennings died Mt $50
O'Clock Friday mrning at his home. No.
SIG Church Greet. Tho funeral VIII take
place at o'clock this afternoon from tho
Pines Street Baptlgt Church.
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Mrs. Mamie [. johnson.

Especial to The Times-Dispntc!i.l
BUENA VISTA, VA, April Mrs.
Mamie L. Johnson. wife OF George 7.
johnson. died nj hsr home, on Orchard
Street last night, OF typhod-pneumo
The deceased leaves q husband and eight
email childrcn. --.-.-L
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am firm believer in that wonderful
AsL EklZEE AENlERSON !

I am firm believer in that wonderful
remedy, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It's
a great medicine when man is not
feeling we'll; after exposure or loss of
sleep and irregular meals. 1t Is also a
great medicine to tone up and regulate
a man. There is such a pleasant taste
to it and it seems to go right to the
spot. use it and recommend it. There
is more Swamp-Root used by Kanoas
City firemen than any other medicine
twice over. Yours truly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26

bladder pain or ache nthe back joints and 1uscesf
your head ache and back ache causes Indigestion
pexon makes You though you had heart trouble,
have plenty of ambition but no get weak
and waste away. i8S
Swamp pleasant to take and is used in the leading
hospitals physicians in their private practice
is taken because they recognize In
greatest successful remedy that science has
been able to compound. s44aa#&4s
remedy remarkably successful that special
already sample bottle sent abso-
OF the thousands
by writing. be mention that you
atch when sending your address to Dr. Klmer Co.. Bng
need you purchase regular hfycent and onedolar
mistake the swamp- kilners
! bottle. $.-
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ing the Archbishop of canterbury's Office.
The Bishop of London's jurisdiction APP
plies to the Diocese OF London only.lwhile
that of the Archbishop OF Canterbury
applies to the whole Of England
Alrs. and Miss White areistih staying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26

Tho Pontincs won from Swnnsboro in
n very ragged game ut Oak Grove. The
features Of the ga1no were the battery
work OF Shaw md qSn!ghtly and tho heavy
hitting OF Wilkorson. OF the Pontlacs.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Pontiacs ............. o42521 o-!2 II 2
Swnnsboro ...........1 003oOl-4 5 S
Patteries-Pontiacs Shaw and Knight
ly; Ewansboro. Cox and Lowry and HUI
band. Umpires, Messrs. Hamilton and
Nillington.
Tho Olympias and NorthFldc Stars
played very fast game in q drlzzling
rain. The game was called Mt the end Of
the eighth inning on account OF darkn ess.
The features Of the game were tho play
ing Of Hara at second for the OlympIas
and Bowers at short, and a long running
catch by Dalton and the batting Of O. Ban
non, for the Northside Stars, and the play
ing Of Cook at third base and a long
running catch of foul by Cosby.
Score by innings: r. Fl. 70.
Oiynplas ........... 0 81 l 0 Is 10 4
Northside Stars. III. o2o3 10o-7 10 5
Batteries-Olympins Howell and Shell
ton; Northside Stars. Neuerohr. Thorpe
and Morris. Umpire, Mr. Mescoe.
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yIIEs.-Died. April lath. FRANK D.
VILEs, aged fifty years. who leaves
funeral took place MONDAY from
Meade Memorial. Interment Hollywood.
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at2P. NJ, at his residence.
Bellevue Flats. WILLIAM p SMITH.
Funeral will take place from Second
Baptist Church MONDAY. April 9TH at
A u NJ Il (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

aad Pet Stock Association. begins on Tuesday
morning and continues until Saturday evening
Inc PET stock department will have rabbits and
caves IN large numbers. On Wednesday Thurs
oas and Friday. in the concert hall the New-Y York
al snow under the direction OF the Atlantic Cat
Sl i VII DC a aart of the exhibition and the
49, eeIe1 oy the club and the interest in the
Soiil,etaoh Ior the Hofstra Challenge CUP given
i Ia ~ n.Sfstoeht OF the club. have brought i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
RESTAURANT TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY.

The Ronzo. the Brooklyn restaurant ~ $50
a viii celebrate its first anniversary next ues-
6sv evening shannon's entire 30 Regiment cr-
chestra OF forty pieces viii furnish music. sPe-
asl menu Will be served, and a souvenir WIZ D'
gwen 20 guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

MerlDefs OF the I'm Regiment rough riding class
practise at Durland's Riding Academy on sat,,r-
cay evenings The instructors are Lieutenant
bryan and Lieutenant Jacobas Of the ID Battery.
The next competition in the arrnorv range will he
Ihe sharpsho0ters and the Observation-Disclosures
ma lcheSr which VIII be shot on January . Com
pahy ned is Christmas dutch last Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27
NEW RUSSIAN RAILWAY OPENED.

ST. Petersburg Dec IA new railroad, $50 miles
long from 81. Petersburg 10 Vitebsk. has been
epeneo 10 trafac. il viii be extended 20 Kien and
Odessa
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POULTRY SHOW OPENS ON TUESDAY

The fifteenth annual exhibition, al Madison
Square Garden. by the Neg-York Poultry. Pigeon
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA



STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRosSEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
- The leaving time from Desbrcsses and corsiaaas
Streets is Eve minutes later THAI that given below
Twenty third street station. except
wise noted.
5s5 A. M. FAST MAII--.Parlor. sleeping. aaa Dining
sss a n. ST, Louis LIMITED--Pallman slesglns.
,o aPol; Logs RlPIPs SaT ,,,TEp-pulI..
psrtineat Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. and
ws.s4 s.eS ss t ASP sg Ia
so cafczo iIHfTED pPaIi1,Sa sleeping
Smoking; and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
s5s s' F. ~ ST. ons RhPas pstsbus
sana rdn a k2psTs s. a0S P Rse
S-55 r. Ii. WESTERN .ExPREss--Eor Chicago For
Toledo except II SStsraay Dining Car ,.,,,.
isdo and Chicago. For KnoxviIs daily Va shensn-
dOah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
ss AN9 cENe4Sa1t TX
s.6s p u. PTTTssURG sPEcIAL-Daiiy for Pitts
wAsHiNGToN AND THE SOUTH.
i5ss sors sS strss 81, -ie
Limited" an psrlor and ptni1s Ssrsl y "a %
p m. 1910 night. sunday s.ss. -s:S. :IS.5S m
dining ca2s,. sss. Is .ss Desbrossss ana
SOUTHERN s RAiIw Sl3I ass AS m.
Atlantic COAST LINE-ErDrsss. as a m and
SEABCAHD AIR LINE RAlLWAf--ENpfes~ --~~
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY--For Mem
r,rPP rS and New Orleans. IA 2. m daiy weak
FOR OBS il9 p q M c6MFoR and NoRFoLKIss
ATLANTfc css IT4 as and ss5 xsss day.;
Sundays, 755 Through Vestbnied Trains n1.LsS
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches Heekaays
Tor Smoking Car. ParIOr Cars Dining Car ana Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-1255 D. m weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK 0nterlaken s1nusssl.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from IVES. E~en.y
and 1910 night Week days sund1vs 12io. e25 a m
and 40 N. From Desbrosses ard CortlardI $500
SOO a. m. 1880 349 $40 and L 10 nlsaS "eeN
days Sundays. Il Is e-45 m. 500 D m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos. 10 .T55. SIS. s-55. '2@5 S-55 81 Louis LIN
ted 30 10 CDesbrossss Cortlanat Streets 10 2o
.1o25 CPenna Li1nitedl. .lO-55. 11.55 a. IL %
Il IS, 10 CDesbrOEses Cortandt Streets. 20 go
825 355 AS. .425 .455 CAS- Chicago L5ni5ea .;
s sS dss N0s sandPR s ss % S 5s g.
a. m. '1255. '165. .s.25 s.55 '425 l.455 Chicago
Limited for North Philadelphia ony), '3a5. o-SS aSS
SO 30 (S55 for North Philadelphia onlyl D. H. 4zlo
'DinnE Car
Ticks offices. 4s1 1854 261 Broadway; fS2
Efth Avenue (beow 23d 2s3 Fifth Avenue corner
18Th STD i Aston House. and stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street. Fulton Street 800 Broad
Nay, and pennsylvania Annex Station. Inc rev 1oTk
transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 20 destination
Is.ephone pa Eighteenth Street Tor pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY ] R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trafic Ms1Azsr.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

~DaIIy TDaiIy except Sunday. SUNDAY Onlv
OHaces Liberty Ferry, South Fsrry Astor EIou..
494 1900. 1884 Broadway 1s2 Av. 3 Union
Square West. 155 East I5h St. 125th St 345
Columbus Ave. New York. Court ST. 344 SEQ Fulton
ST, Brooklyn $50 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New Yorx
Transfer Co calls Tor and checks Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

4 review Of The 18th Regiment will be held at the
arnlory next Wednesday night The winners of the
prizes in the shoot for the rife association ,,atch
were Corporal Hanson. Company II; Private James.
company b. and Sergeant Nerden COMPANY =
company 4 will hold a bah March 9 in the West
Size LyceUm " '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

company r, I'D Regiment, has offered the noml-
nation for first lieutenant to Second Tjautapar+
William A Stopford This company has won the
Ne,eians trophy in armoTy shooting for teams of
t~tiitE-llNe men Tor the fifth successive sea son
company will hold lis annual dinner next TUes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

Robert Shaw Oliver, Assistant Secretary Of War
viii review the 18th Regiment at its armorv next
Auesday night The colonies of the Sd and 9th regl
ments OF the PENNSYLVANIA National C.,,ar4 .,
their STATS have also been invited 'N anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

ordnance Sergeant George W. Lent. of the att
Regiment has received from the officers of tha
command Winchester repeating rife in recogni
non OF MS skin in rife shooting Company a vii
mold soelahle al the armory January 2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

The Veteran Association of Company d 12th
Regiment will hold beefsteak dinner on the even
ing Of February II. '
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL P.R
Liberty street south Ferry. Time from, sorrh
gerry I'VE minutes earlier than shown below
EAST0N, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND ysAufF.
tHINh-zt00 us Eastou only. $40 A. n d 20
$40, 40 tS--4S EaSton Only) P IL sundays. "a Is
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON no A A
~. S1gg x Z, ~ sana7yss z4z5 A n. Loo N
BARSEGAT-z40o 90. $40 A NJ. L39 (3.40. Lake
Eood and Lakehurst only. 4IO. 500 p n ~ %
p n SATURDAYS Sundays. $40 A. NJ
ATLANTIC ClT1-~9-40 A. M. 43.40 p. NJ
FISEIAND AND BRIDGEFON-fz4-O 90 A NJ ~ IN
LONG BRA SCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN CRAVE
PUNT PlAASANT AND SEASHORE POTNTS-.s
E400, $50. fl30 A NJ. x1e0. a. $50 go II "a
NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 900 A NJ 4eo
ILADELPHIA-CREADING TERMIxA1). .4.s-
.I99 Ts0S. 400. 1to0o, L1le9 a NJ re 90.
$500. $3.50 P. NJ. s12.15 mdt. 49, ." ~
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s4s5 IS So
nl9;5O Ills A NJ. 100. t'3.4V 500. 200 TO- IS
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMsPOkT-i4OO. 425. 4.-nO. i4a.IO 400 ~ 20
4 N. Reading only. hslo0. II-12O f2-eO p NJ
Reading POttsville ana ttEsb'g only. T4O0. IS 90
zFrOn Liberty Stree. only. DAILY tDaIy. sxeess
Sunday SUNDAY only. tPa-lor ears orIv III.
TaInaqua xSatuFdays. aE.xcept Saturdays
Of1css: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry Aston Houz,
l6T. 261 AZ 1900 1854 Broadway Az Is UnIer
Square West 15S EasI l2ath ST. pa West 125th
St. B'klyn; $50 B'wa " msbUrg- N Y FER ca
W G. BESLER. BURr
Vice Pres and Gen. Pass
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Total distance, 5.455- Duration. . days
Cost $500 per Day and upward,
including berth and Meals.
Followed by
Cruise IL. February g.
Cruise Ill March S.
send illustrated booklet A. 3.
HAMBU RG-AMERICAN LINE,
1881 BROADWAY. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

AoJutsnt General Nelson Henry viii review the
81 Battery in its srmory tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

Ensign Walter R Griffith. of the First Division
OF the Sd Naval Battalion, has been uuaDi-
oosly elected 10 the grade OF Junior lieutenant
Lieutenant Griffith Joined as one OF the original
members or the I'd Naval Battalion at the time
81 IT'S organization in 1896 He served in the Tinted
states Navy In the war with Spain.
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~HOTEL MORTON~-

virginia Ave. Beach, Atlantic City. ". J.
-. Open all the year.
HOMELlkE AND CHEERFUL
SPECIAL RATES FOR WINTER
one OF the best tables n the City. Rooms SUITE
with private bath parior. Elevator from
level 10 all floors. Write Cor Booklet and terms.
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New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and the
! BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
Trains leave fS.O2 A n. ZIP 90 noon, 4e0 p NJ.
Tickets New York Central ticket Offices fs7 ais and
ZIG Broadway. and at Grand Central Station.
a n SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-02-12
How Caviar Ia Made.

The making Of caviar is simple
process. 1t can be prepared IN any
household convenient to sturgeon
fishery. In fact, under these condi-
lions only is it had in absolute perfec-
ton, for the longer 1t is kept either
sealed in glass or tin the more rapid
its deterioration. 1t Is for this reason
that the caviar eaten in Russia.
where it is served from the original
packages, is so far superior to that
procurable elsewhere. In the cavier
of commerce the roe as soon as it Is
taken from the fish Is placed in tanks,
when 1t Is carefully washed. Then 1t
is rubbed through screens until the
eggs are separated. The last process,
or rather next to the last is the pack
ing in salt in kegs, and the keeping
of it cool in ice or cold storage until
Il reaches the Gamers, who seal it In
tins or in bottles for export. This is
all the manipulation that it undergces.
When prepared for household use the
cleansing, separation oGthe eggs and
hacking in fine salt are all that Is nec'
cssary. There is but one way OF serv'
ing it and that is on toast or brown
bread and butter or as canapes with
iemon Juice and little olive oil. II
is the only aliment that admits of but
G single method Of culinary treatment