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New-York tribune., 1903-06-15
OBITUARY.
THE REV. WILLIAM osTRANDEE.

Passaic June II (Special)-The Rev. William Os
trander. one of the oldest Methodist ministers in
New-Jersey, died has homo III this city to-day
after long Illness TWO years ago he twice
stricken with apopexy in one day. 1t was some
months before he able TO use his limbs. A
short time afterward he fell down stairs and
injured his spine This accident kept him in the
house for some months. Eight weeks ago he fell
while walking in the yard, and again injured his
spine This injury the ultimate cause of his
death.
Mr.. ostrander was seventy-seven years old. He
was placed on the retired list by the Methodist
Conference of New-York twenty-five years ago.
For quarter of century before this be had
charge Of churches at Chester, Washingtonvile and
other places in Ulster County. New-York For
Inany wears he was the chaplain of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons OF New-Jersey, and prominent
In Masonic circles in this city.
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which direction given in times OF douot-ehese
were all prominent doctrines in BabyIohlah re-
ligion.'' -, 1ra
The vexed question of how much the carry -
brews borrowed the still earlier BapyioIIsI!.iS
will hardly be settled by Professor Wilson'S al -, ~
Gle Professor Delitzsch is still to be heard from -
reioinder but many of the Princeton writer sta' =.
ments are utterly at variance with the oplhosns %
so distinguished Assyriologtst as ProIessol
Sayce of oxford. tSee particularly the chapter en-
titled 1.-The BabyIonian Element in Genesis IN tne
iatter's work 'The Higher Criticism and the Yer
dict of the Monuments. published by the . r. Z,
C. X of London) And when he says tlat the
doctrine of salvation through a redeemer does not
appear on any of the tablets he comes into shdIp
conflict with Professor Boscawen who discovered
such a fragment (said to be the conclusion OF tne
third tablet of the Chaldean Epic or the GTeaII9h},
and gives translation of it in his book The Bible
and the NIonum snts.' page S9 ~ T. "
York II. LIZ
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E1%ss Bss vdHs aHas 4 at s Idh iss
DUNEAM-At Montclar. N: J.. on Sunday morning: ming:
June 4 at the residence Of h his sfsT 1 e1 ades
bd In the e. 6e 81 5 Of cnrc n age on Tesday
morning the arrival Of the train leaving CnamPes %
yef Ta ad nf IeadTs Col. and Fl Paso Tex,
please copy.
Sat sss EVAN 1ns @ NJ psHi'i ss in 6hR Fl. Ss
year of age Funeral services win be held at St
Fags Fag5day cnHI6 Ja6a 16 at a N Kindly
4 i.sy Tdor ii w. Of oP adng aa e
Insley in her Sth year Funeral services at her late
Elm on P M4nGsy 5gs J and nd friends hi O on a. arrival Of
train leaving Chambers-st at 9:S3
ocKwooDt o8tsors s Park d on
daughter Of Caroline NJ L9skwood and and the late Joseph
ing. June Is. InteTment at Greenwood.
MULFoRD-At Asbqry Park J.: on SATURDAY. Sat T, June una
Margaret Muford late staatsburg. Duchess County
y in her eth yea5 fqneysa Vb and a. 7fave qSr
at 1 O'Clock p. Monday. June Is
W into rest sqSay Fs1 wiTa 5qns d a
terment Claverack. n. Y.
scHoLLE-on Saturday June 49, Charles Of the late
as aaf fo@ 6 e resdanc NO East
ST. on Monday morning. June Is. at 10 o'clock
R6ss4 Ss af EdHn Il 81 5"@s Il age. 1pG 8
EqneTaI SeTytee from the rfsdsnes Of Miss
Monday Juqs r. 1908 at s II % n the eaT1sgss I in Ta tTa
from Grand Central Depot.
& Milford Of g.9 6s Mpdsy 5sy a.s 5sne VIII r.
cathedrai 6sHlb on Tuesday June I6, at 10 a. m
wHIToN-on Saturday afternoon. June 10. 1903, at
Piermont-on-the-Hudso Sarah Pierson Lord wife Of
1ord d De- IL D. and granddaughter of Hon Je1e
a1. a and ua
vices at her late residence on Tuesday the 18th inst
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FOR FRESH AIR FUND WORK.
Contributor Asks to Have Poem by Will
Carleton Reprinted.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir. As YOU are about to enter upon another
season of noble and invaluable work in connection
with The Tribune Fresh Air Fund may be per-
mitted to request that the inclosed copy OF poem
by viii Carleton (gleaned by me from an Gid
scrapbook) be printed in the appropriate column
of The Tribune at appropriate timer
Years ago I too was in measure 1dent1ned with
the work of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund and the
memory the good which the children ncaived Of
through its agency never be effaced ,,,,
ncsed please find @ my &c cheGk Iaa fST $T as omit @
tionng G or I pTntpg 1agtT my bat Bam Surely eTy De
New-York. June T. 1903
LET THE CLOTH BE WHITE
By VIII Carleton
Dedicated to the Poor Chtldren's Excursion)
ca set the table Mary an let the cloth be whiteI
city children comm here to.nght 96Gea an
Are eomin here to get breath Of Gods untainted air.
They come from dungeons where they with want
places dark an dismal by tears OF seTD all S
Set u,e the table Mary dear an cloth be whiteI
They ha' the daisies made for their hearts
They never heard the randrops upon cottage roof:
They not know the kisses Of zephyr an a ot nF
The food that they ha eaten was spoiled by others
greeds
The air their lungs oreathed was Auii PoAsoA
The very air their breathed full O. wrong an
Go set the table Mary an let the cloth be whte
The fragrant water lilies ha never smiled Ia at them:
They never greensward that they could safely pass
Unless they needed sign that Keep on the
grass
God bless the men an women Of noble brain an heart
Who go in the folk swamps an take the chdrens
part! :, .,, -.
Those hungry children that keep US In their debt
And never fail TO give pleasure than they get
Set well table, Mary let naught be scant or SMALL
The little coming; have plenty for EN- ALL
should furnish except the very pest
To those that Jesus looked an called to Him an
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For New-Engand, fair continued cool to-day except
rain in extreme southeast potion; Tuesday fair light 70
fresh variable winds. becoming west
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvenia, to-day and Tuesday; slowly rising
Temperature: light winds ~
LTpr Newersev and Delaware. fair to-day and Tues
dav slowly rising temperature in the Interior light
west winds = a.. J.
terror; Tuesday fair light winds becoming West
For Western Pennsylvania, fair warmer To-Day; tues
day fair: variable winds =. g. ,trh. e.,
For New-York, falr, warmer 'o-uaS' ie''' "
fresh north winds; Tuesday far
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Postomce Sottce.

(shouId be read DAILY by all interssted As enansss
m tirne) oo
the week sndtng JO-e
promptly all cases. az the General - as
Mails close hour Garner 1nA1
Closing time shown below. Parcels post nails tor car
many close ats Monday and wednesday
supplementary mails close at Foregn oIe
ton half hour later closing time shown below sx
cent that supplementary for Europe and CenerA
America Colon. Gloss hour later ar Fcresn Se1
toni.
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COUNTESS zBoRowsN HERE.

The Countess ZboroHski. whose husband William
Elliott Zborovvsld was killed April in an auto
mobile accident in France arrived lere yesterday
on the Cedric The Countess Zborowsh was born
Miss Carey. Her first husband was Baron De
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= Al PEPPER SAILS FOR ARGENTINA.

Santiago de Chilli June 14.-Charles NJ Pepper
the Special international Railroad Commissions
cf the United States, sailed to-day for Buenos
Ayres.
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
Acknowledgements.
Is AID Society Of the Brick Church,
rr.-s..-- -.-1vshr and EffTh-aye.

SICK Chndren's AID Society OF the Brick Church
eoEner q 1h1TSs-se' I,f n Ki1nbs s-. $50 90
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Highest temperature yesterday "a degrees lowest 81
degrees: average degrees for correspondents
degrees for corresponding oae
last twenty-five years Is degrees
forecast: Fair to-day; Tuesday iaH' WaA"'eI'
light winds. becoming west.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In tnis diagram the continuous white line shows the
indicated by the Tribune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
lure as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
The following official record the Weather Bureau
shows for the last twenty
four comparison with the corresponding date or
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TgEsDAYAs ego for o Eg5oBs DsE eb.rssurz asss sss
Bremen: $40 m for Itsly dirsst; PEI s UnOE'@
wEpNEspAY@4t 4P5S. !sT $50 a N for Europe New.
52ss 9c via Bs RosTdam m s n must Be drscied per
$ 5 RotterdaTn'): at $50 a m Complementary 10
raURsD%TAt Rs at EaI0sss $50 pa q m Tor Europe TS
sa SsI; 81 Hs,.ss5 Ns1qqss IsTss ss
8 vIssoEIa|5 80, as a Tar.sg p 70.
ssn h la faGa sd Ri asausa
La LorTains via Havre taii Pr o5hss parts ''
8sf Gs PA 19S9 s nus s.
directed per GsdTtG1; q & ESQ o.on ? m Tor Azores
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EE via gssnstpwp sSs4i s1 & ss? nus. a m ;. fE !ead saa
per KONG A5ert) at $50 a IN m scsfsd fos sr
PRINTED MATTER ETcThis steamer take, Ak asa pz,ns9
Of Europe By this snip unless specially
Affl Mans s Rame9 S6Ss aSovs o. adaona MAILS sEs
German steamers am & and a sss rssn os 9Vs1 gn1n within
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC
}d central Ams2 gg a Except Costa sa( sd
gasG P9rs 5 per be 4ecsd S S ssrane
wEDNEsDAY-At 10 a N; for Grenada Trinidad and
7GURspA91t G1Hasf S2H caSa, visil4Hs.. T
a @rst fDr AssGH ss dfreeted per q vsianeia Y
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Senecs4S: at 7:s0 p m for Newfoundland. per s. g.
R9Sz29 Is0in Plata csPssI. a ain
Dominican Republic must be directed per 3 n CAPTAIN
ssTTPDAY-A a. m FOR Newfoundland. per s.
Silvia: at Bermuda. per s. 8 Tr1nidads ss
$50 a. m. supplementary $50 MI for Cr-aeao and
Carfageua must directed per Aaracai DO D. az
q a m for Porto Rico. per . Ponce; az S:5O = n
complementary 1880 uO for Inagua and 5aitL psr
for Fortune IsaLd, Jamaica. Savanila Cartagea an6
tSreytoNn per Valencia Cnaii for Costa Rica must
ner 8 s Mexico Havana; at 10 a. N ror Hain-
per s g. Prns Maurts (nlatl for Curacaos
--.,s- Prfns Maurits'): II for Narrhsrn
Brazil uer $ s Gregory. via Para and Manaos
N.r1s FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC ExCEPv
TRANSPACIFIC-
cUBA-By rail to Tampa. Fla and thence y
steamer closes this Office daily except ThuTsday a.
q m (the connecting mails close here on Aondayz
Vednesdays and Saturdays
MEXICO CfTY-overland. unless specially addressed sor
Sensfch bv steamer closes this oce daily sxeeps
Sunday 1870 and L:So p N sundays AZ
M dH rail to North Sydney. tnanos
bv steamer, clo5es this or1cs daily at $50 p
(connectng mails close hero every Monday Wednesday
raMafcA0By rail to Boston. and By Etsansrs
this Office a. $50 D m every Tuesday ana
mioTTEI rail 20 Boston thence By stsarnsr.
closes at this Office daily az $50 D m
rEIIZE PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATENALA-By
rail New-Orleans and thencs oy stsamer closes az
;5 80 p aii cIoses here Mondays at vi so n
steamer closes this Office daily. except Sunday. at
fI:3O D. N. and I'll 80 p m sundays at u p N and
fiI:30 p Connecting mall closes here tuesdays a.
iResistered mail closes az D. N previous day.
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Died..

leaves good taste mouth. 1t is and Ehols
some. Don't be cheated with cheap goods
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Tonight the novelties will be The Kncker
booker Girl" at the Herald Square. and ''As You
Like It" out of DOORS by lamp light. at South
Field, Columbia University.
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FOREIGN RATES.

Mail subscribers the DAILY and TFI-wEEFzLY Will
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Jacob Adler says that he intends to prepare him
self to play in English next season. He will be
seen in king Lear THE Merchant OF Venice
and the German tragedy. "Uriel Acosta," with
English speaking company. even II he does not
master the language Of Shakespeare himself.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

BRIGGs-suddenly, June 13. at Summit. y. j.. James
Edward Briggs. Funeral Monday evening. June 1o at
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

Jameson Lee Finney and Miss May vokes will
both be seen again next season in "a Fool and
His Money
New-York tribune., 1903-06-15

For Miss Templeton will, without fail appear
Jockey, costume and all, at the end Of the first
act tonight. So another adage must be brought
up to date Read now: Spare the horse and spoil
the show.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
WINSlOW.

From the Mail. 80
Miss Pearl Miller has been suffering
from a severe attack of infiammatory
rheumatism.
John Spiers, who has been holding
a government position at Tuba City,
has resigned and returned ito Win
slow.
Misses Katie and Sadie Strain. two
ladies', spent Sunday in Winsiow visit
ing Miss Mamie Donahue.
Bernard Schuster, a prominent mer-
chant of Concho, Arizona, was a pas.
senger on his way to Prescott In the
interest of Apache county sheep men.
The public school closed Monday
and the children are celebrating their
vacation. School will reopen the sec
ond Monday in September. the 14th.
w. A. Parr has taken the contract
for r%enovating the Firemen's hall. The
exterior of the building will be greatly
improved. F. l.. Jones has the con
tract for decorating the building.
Prof. Young, principal of the public
school left for Arcata, California,
where he will spend the summer
months and return to the opening of
the public school.
James Scorse, of Holbrook, who was
brought here to be treated for a
fractured arm. has greatly improved
and will soon return to his home with
his injured member in perfect condi
ton.
John P. Bley, son of Druggist Bley
is contemplating a trip into the in
terror of the territory on an archaeo
logical expedition. Mr.. Bley has takeI
a special university course on this
subject, and is known to be authority
on matters historic.
Dick Wiggin, the plumber, is doinl
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02

the crack company Of the territory.
They want the %regimental band at
Flagstaff, and as they can produce the
musical talent. there is no reason why
they should not have II.
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Haskins. in Flag.
staff. Arizona, on Tuesday evening,
April rs. 1903. Matthew A. Gavin was
married to Miss Emma Pearl Littrell.
Probate Judge A. f. Douglass perform.
ed the marriage ceremony. The bride
and groom are well and favorably
known.
There is no friction so far as the
committee is concerned who has the
proposition in hand to build an opera
house in Flagstaff. This committee is
composed of some of our most progress
sive business men, and their personal
interest will not enter into this propo.
sition. They will adopt the most up
to date plans for the building, and will
have it built as soon as the work can
be done.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
WILLIAMS.

From the News.
Mrs. G.. H. Barney and sister, Miss
Jennie Baylis, returned from a visit
to Gallup.
Sanford Rowe, who is at present To-
Gated near Florence, Grant county, Ok.
lahoma. came down from Flagstaff,
where he had been attending court, to
spend a few days with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. H. d. Pyle arrived home from
Ocean Park. Cal. Her return, owing
to the loss of Thomas, one of the
twins, was a sad event, yet they are
fortunate in that the other is spared to
brighten the home.
The Maier & Zobelein building,
known as the Williams bottling works,
operated by George II. Barney, was
consumed by fire. The loss is about
$4,000. partly covered by insurance. A
car of wet goods were saved, as were
chinery.
Superintendent VIM. F. Meeks and
Engineer J. b. Grand, of the United
iold and Platinum Mines company,
1ere in the city. They report that a
title uncalled for dissatisfaction in
amp this week resulted in a small
trike. Several men quit and came to
Dwn, but the great majority returned
TO work.
Mrs. ]. B. Grand came in from Tex
s, where she has been for some
months visiting relatives, and went
out to Cataract canyon, 70 join her
husband, who has charge Of the gigan-
tic engineering scheme at that place
for the United Gold and Platinum
Mines
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-10x14 tent with fly
8 set blocks and rope %-inch, 1-inch
and IL inches; jack. bars and chain.
Inquire between $3.50 and 6 p. m. at
314 South Second street, next to
alley.
FOR SALE-Good safe, sound young
family driving horse, harness and
buggy for Sis. DR.. Allin, corner
Fourteenth and Costello, city.
FOR SALE-House full of furniture,
consisting of carpets, range, parlor
oak stove, iron beds, tables, chairs,
etc. Apply to Joe Smith, els North
Eighth street.
FOR SALE-Entire household goods
private sale; 903 North First street:
goods a be seen at residence; own.
Ell not an invalid.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
A Startling Test.

To saw a life, DR.. T. G. Merritt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure. He
writes, "a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcera-
ton of the stomach. l had often found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute
stomach and liver trouble so I prescrib
ed them. The patient gained from the
first, and has not had an attack in four
teen months" Electric Bitters are
positively guaranteed for dyspepsia,
indigestion, constipation and kidney
troubles. Try them. Only QUO at all
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
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From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Mrs. Fl. c. Bartlett has left for Santa
Ana, Cal, on a visit to her parents.
Mrs. J. w. Turner spent a day here
on her way from Salt Lake city, Utah,
OF Los Angeles.
r. Edmunson, who represents the
Mccormick gold cure for alcoholism,
has opened a hospital for the receiv-
ing of patients in Flagstaff.
j. j. Thompson, of Oak creek, was
in town this week. for the first time
since October last. During the winter
Mr.. T~hompson's family passed through
a siege of smallpox.
Gorham Gray, who was struck in the
eye by a ball Sunday afternoon, is re-
covering rapidly and DIR. Smith, who is
attending him, says he believes with
out a doubt the eyesight will be saved,
although at first the eye was SO badly
swollen it vas impossible to tell how
serious the injury was.
Probate Judge A. f. Douglass spent
several days this week at the Mt,
Lowe observatory in California, max.
ing observations of Mars for the Har.
ward observatory. He expects to spend
a goodly portion Of his time during the
months of May and June at Mt. Lowe
observatory in the study of the planet
Mars.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-02
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