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YOUNG woMAN's STRANGE SUICIDE,
Shoots Herself at Her Home-Had Been IN
Low Spirits Since Sisters Wedding,

Miss Sadie Arthur twenty-three years old
daughter of James Arthur. an iron manufacturer
of No. 34S Washington-ave. Brooklyn, committed
suicide by shooting herself through the right
temple shortly before midnight on Tuesday 1t
was thought by members Of the family that her
act was due to a fiji Of melanchola which seized
her recently when favorite sister married.
They had been almost inseparable since childhood,
and when her sister left home take up house
keeping Sadie became low spirited.
Miss Arthur was a member of the Lafayette ave
rue Presbyterian Church. and an earnest church
worker. Her mother is an invalid
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NR. PLATT Il WITNESS.
Test5fes against John Mitchell IN
Coal Strike Case.

Senator Thomas c. Patt was a witness IN a
100000 suit yesterday in his Office No. 40 Broadway
at which he called on to tell what he knew
Of an alleged plan for settling the late strike
me suit was that OF 4. d. Wales against John
MltcheIl for the sum of 100000 which he alleged
vas due him from Mitchell for having furnished
Mitchell plan to bring the strike 10 an end
The Venue OF the SUIT is at Binghamtou Senator
Plat is CO ed witness by the plaintiff. As
The Senator was too III to appear at BInghamtou.
the court ordered commission to take his testi-
mOny here. lis testimony was behind closed doors.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARL-E E Edward W. Box Philadeip l9
CAMBRIDGE Baron HengelmQller Won Hengeryar.
ambassador from Austria Hungary. Washing
Massachusetts Leslie N. Shaw, Secretary Of the
Treasury. Washington: senator Nelson W Aldrich
Rhode Island HOFFMAN,. B. Lyon. State
Printer. Albany HOLL4AND-Erskine NJ Phelps
Chicago. METH ERR AND Elk Mayor Jacobs. Hart
ford ST. REGIS-Prince FushiHi and suite. of
japan. WALDORF-ASTORIA-W Winston Churchill
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OBITUARY..
MRS. FRANCES OLNEY FRY.

Mrs. Frances Olney Fry widow Of Major T W.
Gardiner Fry, orevet lieutenant colonel. L. s. V,
and mother of Lieutenant Commander 4. b Fry.
aide-decamp to the Governor and chief engineer.
United States Public Buildings. this port, and Of
George Gardiner Fry. died at Mamaroneck y Y,
on November q. 1904. eighty-three years old Mrs.
Fry was the daughter of the Rev. G W Olney. Of
OSl!iteyv!He. Il l. and came of distinguished Revo-
IutIohary and Colonial ancestry. Among her an
GeStors was Mrs Dorothy Quincy Hancock wife of
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Postonce Notice.
q U@NUEllN~ -E7IIIIrl
DAILY by al interested as changes

Should be read DAILY BY al interested a changes
Foreign mails for ending 3 1904
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SEEK TO FREE KIN FROM ASYLUM
Mother and Sister of New-York Woman Say
She Is Not Insane.

Boston. Nov. 20-Mrs. Dagmar Baagoe. OF New
York wife of Frederick Baagoe, a chemist or tnat
civ who has been confined in a Worcester insane
asylum at the alleged instigation OF her husband
was given into the temporary CUSTODY Of her
mother and sister by Judge Braley after nearing
in the Supreme Court here to-day
A further hearing will be held on eFloas 10 siN'
Faaeoe an opportunity TO be heard. The case
reached the court on a petition for WITH u
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MRS. MARY HUNTINGTON PELL.

Mrs Mary Huntington PelI. the widow of Alfred
Pell, and daughter of the late Edward Huntington
of Rome. N Y. died yesterday a. her home No
FOG Madisonave. The funeral services will be held
In the chantry of Grace Church tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock
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necticut National Guard Colonel Suchen of the
20 Regiment is taking the initiative in the move
have the promenades held elsewhere. and said to-
armory is the only available Mace in the city on
account OF ITS big noor space, and the efforts of
the National Guardsmen causing no little I'M
easIness on the part OF Yale,s social leaders.
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JUSTICE BLANCHARD IS HURT
Face Slightly Cut by Flying Glass in
Streetcar Collision.

Justice blanchard. OF the Supreme Court while
on his way downtown on Madison-ave. car yes
tefuay morning. received several painful cuts In
the face from flying glass. when the car struck a
furniture van at Fifty-ninth-st. The car had
stopped AT the north side of Fffty-niuth-st. and
had just started up when the van crossed directly
IL front The car waS moving rapidly and crashed
into the rear wheels Of the van Justice BLANCHARD
went to a drug store near by, where his Injuries
were attended by a physician.
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TALE Loses ARMoRY FoR n.,,

.eay-tz. - ts-EqF'APH 70 TIE rRrBrxEl
a., '-'@ junior promenade vii be held for a.
a. n he % Regiment Armory next Jsnu.r,'
oas to AdIutant General Cole Of The ,,'' CO.. =
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Rehearsals OF Miss Rose Coghlans revival OF
Diplomacy" commenced yesterday. Miss Coghian
will be in her familiar impersonation Of Count
ess Zicka The role OF Henry Beaucerc. in which
her brother, the late Charles Coghlan. appearei,
will be assumed by Howard Kyle, who starred
through the south and West in revival OF HoSg IN
Norfolk Va. Christmas pay will be under the
direction OF George Il. Brennan
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washngton. Nov. 30
The northern storm has practically passed beyond
limits observation although the con
tinues comparatively low from the lake region east
ward Generally clear weather prevails tonight east
Of the Rocky Mountains except In the lower lake
gion. There have been light SHOWS and rains in the
lake region, New England and the Middle Atlantic
States and light local the South. The tenn
lake region and the Middle Atlantic States and
They have fallen slightly in New England and the
nu-nce % the approaching North Pacific which
central tonight over extreme Western British Co
Iurlhta. This storm has caused general rains the
Pacific except extreme southern California
Forecast for Special LOcaites.-For the District Of
Columbia and colder to-day. Friday. light
,yeer winds becoming variable
For Jersey and Delaware. fair and colder
day. Friday fair; fresh northwest winds. becoming
variable
colder day Friday. fresh west winds becoming
For western Pennsylvania fair to-day, except
4rrtes near Erie. Friday fair fresh southwest
For western y hurries today, except
fair southeast portion; Friday fair fresh southwest
For Elstern Fenrsrlyana. fair and colder to-day;
rr,4av fair. }.gh; fresh west winds, becoming
variable
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A One-Hundredth Performance Recorded at
the Empire.

Last night was the hundredth performance OF
The Duke of Kilicrankie' at the Empire Theatre
This clever farce by Captain Marshall is capitaly
played especially by Mr. Gottschalk and Miss
Brough, ana mas proved one OF the few lasting a.
cesses OF the many plays which came 10 broadway
with the fall. 1t has also proved one Of MI Drew $
most popular vehicles for several seasons.
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Highest temperature Yesterday 80 degrees lowest 81
degrees average a degrees for corresponding
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last twenty-five years, 80 degrees -. -. ,...h
Local Fcrecastf'ar, coiusr 'o-aaSf h'iuAS taAA' $500
winds. becoming yaT1anls
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Mr. Hacketts opening at the Lyric IN The
Fortunes of the King" has been postponed from
next Monday 70 the following day. out OF con-
sideraton for Miss Annie Russell who opens at
the Garrick Monday
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fabeas corpus for the woman's release brought by
ner mother, Mrs. Emmy s. Christensen. and
sister, Ophelia Matheias. both of Brooklyn. VINO
say that Mrs Baagoe is not insane
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Special Notices.
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country abroad address changed often
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dealer before leaving II convenient hand them
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Lon land
T,ages will be at Iiie5sye upon Of the Train
ave- fIO2 al Milton m. Uis..F oant1
y W tI4gg ORDER LOYAL LEGION. UNITED
are Informed OF the death q Colonel John H 1nnnn
a. N 2Ta W w De heiq ms morning al 10 O'Clock
attend By order If G eP'r 4 are 5sq4ssssq 20
coaaandeT. NOEL BfaKEMa9 Reo Or
ARTHUR-suddenly on Tuesday evening November %
h5nr N 81ss a|gs Of Mn and 4s James
AsHTON-At New-Brunsv1ck y J. on "Wednesday N,
yen3er 80 Annie Jerna. daughter OF the late George
wood Cemetery ''1' Hre'i|
BCTTL 7!: t,I Htghland FaLs y. November 30
December . at ? o clock ? m % MS
DAyIs-At Phiadelph!s Penn November 20 Frank Cox
from the residence Of his father law CERT snith
Eo a. t 1s5 astoria Long island city AZ osioek
respectfully invited
FLELPmA 80 his late residence. Nc SeS No
FRY-On Tuesday. November % 1904 Frances CIn.v
Fry. widow o; Major T ", Gardiner Fly Brevet Lieu
St Thoas church xararonec y y Hn r. ngaa a.
am viii 'i be sa s b. Grand daf4a Gsa'Ta al
!a6ted on na me n hs, Of NGys6sr 20 after
R R.S U FeT s rs Goadard and mother Of Ralph
gsaT Of her aSe She vas sreagsi at Mount ooks
church q st Ignaus CFather Ritehe corner = s7th-
wit her own
request Providence and New-Haveu pagers please
copy
PELI~-At her residence. No 2O6 Madison-ave OF
"Wednesday November 30 1904 0f pneumonia
Huntington. widow OF Alfred PeI and daughter
late Edward Huntington. OF Rome. y Y Funeral
FRIDAY. December 2 10 o'clock Please flowers
sERRELI~-sudderIy. at West New-R-ighton Marion
RoorbeCh Serreu. wife OF General + " SerreL and
daughter Of the late Orvile Roorbach. Funeral
or Thursday ar o'clock 3, NJ, rom me residences
West Naw- brighton. Slater Island
SMITH-At East Orange J. Novenbe- so 1904
g. widow Of Henry Pratt smith and daughter Of
Frederick @ Williams. u Boston. aged 70
years Funeral services Grace Episcopal Church.
rnent Church OF ST James The Less philadelphia
vAII,-At Tarrytown y Y November SO 1885, Minnie.
only OF the late J. Hammond and Jane BToNn
Vail Funeral a. late residence. No 40 Washing
ton-st.. December . al > O'Clock p
VAN SICTIIER-On Saturday. November &c 1904. sam
uel II. Van S.ckler. II the late Reuben " AID
Charlotte Walt Van Sckler formerly - Albany. y 7.
Funeral the residence q his sister Mrs
N. c Eltlng. Florence. Ala. Monday. November
q 1909 o'clock p Intevnsr- az Florence
WFlSsON-suddenly az his residence 70 - Ioralenon
Brooklyn Heights on "WEDNESDAY. NoE-i19. 81;
services viii Friday, II 3ciocA a. trace
Episcopal On Irch. Brooklyn HeiShts FIl4ai7iphiA-
Utica and Hartford papers please copy
wIILLAMs-Eutered into rest November % 1904 Anna
Haillg widow OF Oliver Williams Funeral services
held late residence t9taSa-i feh''-s
Friday afternoon, n O'Clock IuterTneur private
wINsLOw-At No feminist. November % 1900.
Of Francis u and Emma Ninsow. n
the tenth OF her Funeral services ar TRINITY
chapel 25th-st. near Broadway. Thursday. Deem
bcr !. 80 ?. m
USDERTAKERS
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Insist upon having Burnett, yanIrI.
Married.
Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE viii
be republished in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune withous
extra charge.
Married.

C0RNWELL-K November % 1904 a. thu
First Reformed Church in Brooklyn. by the sam
uel Parkes Cadulsn, d D.. Jaruaain 4arshtar ~
Herbert Taylor Ketcham- Joseph TrthIu Durysa
Coruweu ~ $1,000
ISEL1N-JAY-At St Agnes Chapel New-Yo-x IN
November 20, 1904, by the Right Rev Henry q po4
ter d D.; Bishop Of New-York. and the Rev Morgan
DIX D D, Eleanor daughter OF Colonel Vflifs-1
Jay OF Bedford, N Y, 70 Arthur Iselin. Esq
WOOD-HoRRAH-On Wednesday, November 30 1904
az No 2 East 64th-st., by Rev. 5 %. Mcconnell
Florence. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jesrson
Horrah, 20 Charles Martin Wood
Notices OF marriages and deaths mus, be IN
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Io..I oe5ciaI Record.-The following Official record
from, me Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
ternperature for the rwentyfour hours, in
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A11E-N-on Third Gay Eleventh month 10Th 1904 Mary
= n AAen IN the s4th year Of her age. The funeral
wiz oe heid al her late home, Jericho. Long Island
on Fftth d2y. Twelfth month. o'clock car
rages will be at icksvtlle upon arrival OF the ,ra1
leaving Long Island city at 1l:12 a. FIatbush-
ave- H;o2 a m Interment AZ Milton. Ulster County
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The Washington times., 1904-12-02

Association. on Political Assessments
and Offensive Partisanship on the Part
of OhiCehOldeTs, and Richard Henry
Dana, on THE Presidential Offices, the
United States Senate. and a Merit Sys-
TEN"
Reception at the End.
The convention will conclude with a
reception at S.3J o'clock, 10 be given by
the local association.
Those having this affair i'm charge
are Charles J. Bell, Col. John Biddle,
William V. Cox. the Hon J. T. Du-
Bots, Charles f. Foster, John w. Fos-
ter. Charles c Glover. the Rev. DIT
Teunis S. Hamlin, Gen. George II.
Harries, William Bruce King. John r.
Larner. Francis +. Leupp. Henry B.
+. Macfarland, Wayne MacVeagh.
Charles w. Needham, Clarence +. Nor
ment, Theodore W. Noyes. Robert L.
OBrien, the Rev, Wallace r. icliffe
CunO Rudolph, Gen. Ellis Spear
Thomas W. Smith. the Rev. Or. d. J.
STAFFORD. Henry LitChneld West, John
r. Wilkins. Simon Wolf. and S. w
Woodward.
The Washington times., 1904-12-02
MOROCCAN TRADE TREATY
URGED BY Mr.. GUMMERE

Consul General Gummere, OF Taagiers,
who was az the State Department res
terday with J. W. Langerman. repre-
sentative Of the Sultan Of Morocco at
the St Louis Exposition. believes that
this country SHOULD negotiate a com
mercial treaty with Morocco on account
Of the great trade possibilities open
there
Morocco. he believes is on the eve OF
a great reformation.
Other foreign powers nave ministers
at the Moroccan capital. but this Gov
eminent has never sent an envoy TO the
Sultan. The subject was preached at
the State Department and it Is possible
that steps may be taken 10 conclude a
treaty
Americans. IL Is said. have no chance
under present conditions TO get a share
OF the valuable concessions obtainable
In Morocco.