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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Erintas bon Gm9lano
Seinht nit gDOfcr Waibimgt0n bic
Mafienqnartiere tn Ofenb.

II III ~ D I l. 10. SepI. Oer
gr3biidof bon Canterbury unternabm
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bic i9limmften unb betsn @egenben
Der Offieite, bnrunter Die bidtbeiesten
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Girft Noenue Duroen beiidtist.
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Sn JOIge Der unteriu6ung oes Die
ftritts Mnpalts iber oas fdbtii9e
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4 fribsre Staotrdtbe in Mntlassauifanb
beriebt. M0e plaibirten beuie ni1t
fduloi9 uno ale ftelten bic berlanste
8irei9aft bon $500.
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Chicago, 20. Sept. so jusenb=
li9e streiterpofen binberten bic 36e=
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Union" seb6rts.
Ser 8orfal entitanb tpesen zines
.Streits", neil an9ebIi4 cine farbise
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bon ben &inoer1 %ernanntes @omite
b5rte, oaB bic Welbuns bon Der Nn=
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in Soma.
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mebr ben Sdonbeiten Der @eseno als
benz &ebenbalten setpibmet.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30

Saiipn Jabrfarter, siItis fur bic &iids
fabrt bis Is. DECEMBER 1904 su.....S12.OO
Sehsig Gage Tabrfartett, siltis fir
&iidfabrt tnnerbaIb ie43ia Easen, aber nidt
ipdter ais Is. DECEMBER 1904 su.... $1,000
Jinfsebn Sage Sabrfarten, siltis fir
%idfabrt innerbalb 10 Sa9en 5000
Wasapm G~rcnriipnS Sabrfarten,
giltig fur 8iidfabrt innerbalb fteben Ea9en
fuerSen MIR b%ertauft fir ansefiinbiste @as:
son Grcuriipns 9ase, Sabrfarten iinb nmr
giltig in ben Gag 8aSsprS, pb reguIdrer
oSer Gpe;ialsue, ieSen Stenftas unb Sons
nerftag bis 90. Sept. inclmfiue Su....$6.OO
Tar oDaioe S%nformatipu unb gin3elnbsiten etc.
fprete man BET ben E~idet.Neenten Der Big -Four Bobn
Dor ooer f9reibe an uuter5ei1uete.
Warren J. Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Sbip.
pber o. M. Brouion. u. O. g. o.,
SubianapoIis, Su6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-30
Smportute Gigarren,
&idtige Serfiguug bes Sdab= Mnts= SefretdrS rid
ii6tlid Der Stenerlnarfe1t.

Surifem5 GongreE. = Saufe bes Sdlabtdifes ,Gpnnetteut." = GurnepE
5aa. = Observation-Disclosures Elm ibmer franter Mann. - 9af=
Fnirkr lteberfa0. - &efurmeu i'm Gpniulats gSeien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
CELTIC BREAKS RECORD.
Present for Father Burke-Mr. Rus
sell Brings LiDton's Thanks.

Although the trip OF the Celtic which landed yes
teFday was the most trying and the longest she has
yet made. she broke one OF her records by making
Asa miles in twenty-four hours. the best speed she
has yet made.
rector OF the Church OF St. Benedict the Moor IN
west F1tty-third-st- He was met on the pier by
several prominent Roman Catholic ciergyren. who
presented him purse OF 1900 IN recognition OF
MS twenty hve years work in behalf OF the negro
he has been abroad for several months travelling
or the Continent and making a pilgrimage 10 the
Holy Land. While in Rome he twice had audience
with the Pope. who he says is in remarkably good
heaIth Speaking OF his impressions of Plus " he
said:
ms Holiness Is most democratic man On nv
$500 huclence | had private interview. When
- ,'sCtINt4 me ne was standing, and before he
la seated himself. insisted that I should seat
VINO has met the Pope Will testify to his piety
anu IoVaoIeuess. He is much interested IN the
49, LOI tHe negro and expressed q hope that
our work would result IN their conversion Through
negroes. - $40
MIS- Russell BeIlamy and Miss Anita Bell re-
turned from sojOUru abroad OF several weeks.
1hey were guests while IN England at a house
party given by Mrs Stephen Rail- and at another
nouse, party in Worcestershire where they also
ToQe IN one OF the famous Comb hunts
Ahother passenger Lindsay Russell As the
representative OF the American committee which
presumed a silver service Sir Thomas Lfpton.
ne Vent 10 England 10 make the presentation about
a month ago He said that Sir Thomas was
touched oy The gift and asked Mr. Russell to ex-
tributors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
OLD WASHINGTON LETTER FOUND.
Acknowledging Address of Generalization
from New-York Legislature.

Albany. Jan e-Deputy Controller Merriman has
Just found in old record letter sent by George
Washington to the legislature OF this State In 1870
When General Washington came from his estate IN
Virginia in 1Ts9 to live in New-Tork City as the
President Of the United States. the legislature at
Albany sent him address OF congratulaton and
neighborly sentiments. General Washington's let
ter says:
To the Senate and Assembly of the State OF New
York
Gentlemen: The arectionate congratulations OF
respectable a public body the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the State OF New
United States fl my breast with the most pleasing
sensations. In the fCTtitudc and perSeVeranc OF
the citizens OF this State. amidst the caani-
ties and dangers with which they were surrounded
in the late war. found resource which il always
gave pleasure TO acknowledge IN the strongest
add, the satisfaction experienced in retiring to
the enjOymeEJS OF domestic life. greatly en-
HANGED by a reflection that their public virtue had
been finally crowned with complete success.
I truly happy that my motives for reas-
Stunning the arGuOUs duties OF q public ton have
with your appreciation And. at the time.
/ eutreaC You VII he persuaded that nothing could
prosperity in the execution of the duties OF my
Office than the assurances YOU have given Of the
favorable sentiments and expectations OF the free
I request gentlemen. that you VIII accept my best
thanks for your polite 1utmatiOn that YOU will do
Your State agreeable well rs for your patrt-
oric promise OF being always ready TO afford your
united aid and support.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

washington. Ja1 a.--hers marked baronetr!c
5ep-eesl5ns gifts weather raIons oT the View
IrEland Coast pressure reading % - inches al
Passport Ne: second Southeast Kansas with
barometer reading Of @14l inches Separating the two
depressl1us Is a shallow hIga. while the North Pa
clac Coast a 'hsa" IS rapidly building ny The
northeast low caused continuation Of snow In
oev-IrslarG. northwest winds Little preclp.
tauon yet occurred IN Tie region occupied y The
western low
Scattered rains fallen Western Quiz States
and snow in West Iowa and Nebraska. Rain has also
and IN the north plateau
regions Tie reagsaure changes have been quite irresu
lag and tte importance High temperatures for the
season prevail South and the eastern Rocky
slope. temperatures IN The lake region
Middle Atlantic States osvg2Hsand some
below the seasonal average
The western OF low VIII move eastward
sppi Valley. the East States Tennessee. and
region The reputation VIII extend To
tie Atlantic Coast Monday the weather VIII clear
IN the !atevtr valleys. u Will somewhat colder sun
day ae eastern SLOPE and in the lower portion OF
the Mississippi ard OHIO valleys II Will be colder Mon
states W.. At change materials
The winds along the Middle Atlantic and England
Atlantis Coast light and variable becoming fresh south
east, Coast mostly fresh brisk southwest
40 on Lake NIchlg,1 Lrrk cast h.ronIi-g no-tneyt
storm warnings are dsp.ye1 On tie Aane Coast the
f S1-- 1'a "a me i@c,e go , -ioa 9e
issued for the Texas Pan Handle. Oklahoma aad Indian
The river situation n thu Ohio 1T Cincinnati aul for
distance above and below that point extremely
se~ous ice gs~Ces are still intact t Il IL expected
day account OK the tremendous strain OF and
water it River interests have been warned accord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
THOMAS z. STEWART.

Thomas Z Stewart well known lawyer OF this
city. died at his home No. 1.425 Broadway. yester-
day after a long illness.
Mr.. Stewart was born in this city in 1924 In 1872
he entered the law Office OF Elijah Paine and was
admitted to the bar in 1877 When Mr.. Paine be-
came Judge Mr.. Stewart succeeded to his practice.
Later he entered the law firm OF Stewart s Crane.
Mr. Stewart was member OF the Republican
State Committee in 1896 and 1853 In 1872 he was
chairman Of the Liberal Republican General Com
unIttee He was at various times Park Commits
sioner. member OF Assembly and member OF the
XLth Congress.
He was member OF the National Academy OF
Design Of the Mercantile Library Association. the
Isotos New-York Athletic, Republican, Olympic ami
Islip clubs.
Conn who, with his son. Dr. George Taylor Stew
s,s funeral Will be held at ST. Johns Protestant
En;scooaI C-niIrch NeW-AIIford Conn., Tuesday
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PROFESSOR FRANCIS WAYLAND.

Eew-IIavou, Conn. Jan. S-Ior Francs ~ ld'i',
dean Of the Vale Law school from -S'' 20 -.'' anu
professor 81 English constitutional law In the UNI
v-rs!ty died this afternoon IT his home IN "h4N-
uey-aye.. from acute bronchitis. He had been an
invalid for about three years having uttered from
trouble with vein In one Of his legs. which made
an operation necessary. He was consequently com
1s 81 10 rcungush - duties as dean OF ti.e - W
Scfoni and was succeetcI about Il year aso Dy
Professor Henry w I,og rs
DR. Wavland was born in Boston IN $50 he
was Il son OF President Francis Wayland OF Brown
University. lie was graduated from Brown CH4-
vers!ty in 1916. He took his NJ, a. de6ree ron
Vale In ISL and the degree OF Ii; ID, was con,
fsrr,d on linn by the University OF Rochgstfr ana &c,
Brown University. He hcCau law PIactlSSS- IN
Worcester Mass in 1>l0. removing In ls2S TO Nev'
Haven. He was Judge Of Probate in lSot-1O dI1u
lieutenant Governor of Connecticut IN LOO IN IN
1879 he became professor in the law schoo OF 1a4e
Dr. NayIand had been president Of several orsan-
izations including the American Social Sclehce AS
rDcia zion the beard Of directors of the Connectul
state Prison the Prison Aid Assoc alton since lS-
and tho Organized Charities Association OF NtW-
Haven since ISIS He was prominent as a Wftter
and speaker on sociological and charitable toFlcS
ana crrnIrolcey. lie was Joint author WITH ms
brother. the Fev. n l.. Wayand, Of the nloSIdpI'y
of President Waylaud Of Brown University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Il Beano aged years Funeral az his laJs residence
Tuesday. January l.. ~ : ?. m
BILLINGTON-At his late residences. No. So Madison
,e 81 - his iate rssi3eace on Monday January H.
a. Frie1zs members OF the medical PROBES
sion ar. respectfully invited 70 attend
Rc1DT-At her residence No East s7th-st. Louise 4
BolLJ " George { Bodt II TIE 42d year OF her
SsGua4y II. At ii oeocS PTas 4,sTrneR5 FrisGi
vii Eintly omit lowers
late Emanuel C6nart, Notice Of funeral hereafter,
C'OUTANT-At Tarrytown. y Y. on january s. 1904
Mar u (G4'a1t "'5 5t az F5aerai and tar1s
private. kindly omit flowers
CEAIGon Tau5sday. January 1904 James -. 4 Craig
Sunday January 10. 1904 at p n.
DIIANO-At Greenwich Cona.. January 1901. Thomas
tuesday. January Z. Al ?.
EIIIoTT-On Friday January :. 1904. Mrs. Isabella 7,
Eliot IN her .s year ne NewY5yk House s- ana
tFs Tev-Yort House ard school Industry. No I20
West Sixteeatll-sJ-. Sunday at p II
Er-BBARD-Martn L. beloved husband Of Ella Palmer
hubbard January o. 1901 in ire I'D year OF his age
Wc ss' ssa Burial private Pit5sed Mass DagsSs
please
JoHNsON-oa Saturday January 2 1904 Isabella Black
sunday afternoon. a. o'clock IaEerHlent At Erie.
Penn. Moa-ay-
KINGA. Aiken, G. JaauaEy $ Mary L e Boy Kins
EinS Of Newport r I Funeral services VIII held
s5th-s1. On TUESDAY. January T. Al II O'Clock
p,1NG-At Aiken s. c. January s Mary Le Roy King.
daughter OF Mary Augusta lie Roy and ths late Edward
King Newport r /
KUrTRoFF-on Friday, January 8 Emily Kuttr0r; wife
~ Adolf EutroS- Funeral services the residence.
\, II EAST s0th-st Sunday afternoon. o'clock
Iniernent at convenience OF the family
rrvTNGsTON-On january o. John Lansing Livingston.
Of New-York, ths 14th year % his ase. Paris.
NORT,lS-IS1tered into life eternal January 3. 1904
S>-ei-hton Morris. only child
and Florence Creighton Norris aged IL years. Notice
OF funeral hereafter
mOWE-In Chicago January Q. at the residences OF
her daughter, Mrs Herbert Wadsworth. PaRbe
vie OF the late Robert Move OF Eastpo-t. Ne.
in her Sith year.
s1-FTwART-At his residence LAPS Broadway Satur-
dav January g. Thomas Z. Stewart. eghtieth
wear Funeral Tuesday. January II. from
Church OF All saints Milford. Conn. arrival
OF n. y. * y. L leaving .
KANE LODGE 454. F. A VI
Brethren: invited attend the funeral OF GU
Late T. w, Bro. Thomas Z. Stewart AZ
Ney-sfford Coma. Tuesday. January 10 Train
leaves Central Station at o clock Masonic
EDWARD c. HARTsHORNE Master.
HENRY ". PENOYER, Secretary.
rELFORD-On Friday. January s. Kate Ames wife OF
John NJ Telf0rd- Funeral services resi-
dence. No. 225 Central Park West. sunday January
To- a 1870 D. Internent private
1AYLAND-In New Haven. Conn January O. 1905.
Hon. Francis Way and. Ii. D. the 18th year
age. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
Or. cuYLER 81 YEARS OLD TO-DAY.

The Rev. Dr. Theodore l. Cuyler. the venerable
clergyman. who was formerly pastor OF the Lafay-
cite Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. viii
celebrate his eghty-second birthday today His
health IS exceptionally good, better than 4 was
several years ago. DR.. CEyler expects 70 60 To
church to-day as usual. and Will spend the re
r1ainGer o. the day quietly IN his home IN South
Cxford-st.. Brooklyn. 4 year ago DR.. Cuy!er cei"-
braJed his birthday by visiting TIE scene OF his
first pastorate in Southern New-Jersey. with Mrs
Cuvler whom he first met there. Although SO well
along in years Dr. Cuy.er San does considerable
writing and public speaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Hawaii Iapan China and Philippins Islands SEA
t,rs-fs~- close daily at $50 to January
no Inclusive. tcr cispatch per . . Coptie
Zealand Australia except WsStl. NSw-CaedontA
L'ft Sar-s and Hawaii VIA San Francisco. close hare
m January us. inclusive for Dis
SouoIla- If the Cunard
- with this dispatch. extra mails
c7osf-- ar $50 $50 m and $50 p sun
,Savs a. m . a and go p m-Wiu BE made
m M Forwarded until the arrival OF tina Crnard
CO., @ r.nan via Tacoma Especially addressed ocIy,.
close here daily az ESQ p N up 70 January III. IN
-s I4oan Vancouver and Victoria. 3 C, close
80 5sifv al $50 2. January fl9 inclusive
dtspalsh g. Empress or Japan tAercnandise
f7r NJ $ Postal Agency az shanghai cannot Do for
r4sye Ia5an china PhIIIppins Islands.
FrancIsc1 close here daily at $50 TO January
c-1Da Iauan seattle. close here daily $50
D m Up January To inclusive for cspatch per 4
ABs+1s EXCEPT Westl Fiji Islands and Nsw-CaIedoaa
Via vancouver and Victoria. b G.. close here daily
ESQ p January - Inclusive for dispatch
Mca1O
Up January f2o, inclusive, Tor dispatch per
Phppine Islands Francisco close here daily &C
6:30 p January ia. inclusive. for dispatch
TAHITI and Sar4uesas Islands Francisco.
here daily ESQ . 20 February &c. inclusive.
for dispatch per 5, > Mariposa
NCTE--Uu-ss otherwise addressed West Australia In
forwarded via Europe. and New-Zeaand and Philip
pines FIauciscO-the Quickest Philip
specially addressed via Canada via
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
TanspacGc mails forwarded port Il sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing Is the presump
ton Of their uninterrupted overland transit Regis
tered mail closes az 8 p. m on previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
PHscoufce. Nev-No~k. y Y. Jan. = 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
"MAx ADELER" SERIOUSLY ILL.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Philadelphia Jan. 9.-Charles Heber Clark. the
veteran humorIst, whose pen name. Max Adeler,"
Was well known for score OF years. is critically
IN nj his home in Fifth-ave., Conshohocken. Mr..
Clark who is sixty-thTee years old has been SICK
for some time He IS suffering from a complica-
ton of diseases and the end is looked for at any
time. His family has been summoned 10 his home
Will. bc is best known for humorous books, Mr..
Clark has been devoted to serious affairs lie IS
n student Of tariff and industrial affairs and ell
branches of political economy. He has been con-
ucoted with journalism since 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
roREcAsr 80 ro-nAY 80 MnNnAY.

Tor Eastern New-ToTs Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware. partly cloudy to-day: Monday.
snow fresh northwest winds becoming easterly
For District Of Columbia, increasing cloudiness to-
Gay with by night: Monday. snow; Light.
variable winds. becoming easterly.
Tor western Pennsylvania Western New-YorH'
snow to-day ans probably Monday variable winds. be-
For v,-1ne land partly cloudy to-day snow in
Eastern Maine Monday, fair. brisk northwest winds. d.
q lnishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
Po-tonce Notice.

Should be DAILY BY all Interested. snAzUs1
may occur any tirlel
Foreign ending January IA iso<
viii promptly IN all General Pos<ofcs
as follows Parcels earlier
Closing time SHOWN below. ParcslspOst mails TOR 0er-
many close al D. Friday. per s. 3. Patricia
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign 3n
ZION Har hour later closing shown below excspt
that Supplementary Europe Central Ansr-
lea va Colon. close Foreign 5ationl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Henry Norman. London. GRAND
Major ?. y l-eeroat. L 5 A, Al T 10
Q. =. Patterson. L. :. =. MURRAY HILi1-I-N-
judge J Rider Cady, Hudson \iGFQEiLA-Baron
Won Wret=. WeStphal'a. W =. Bran. LINCOLN. Ne1-
WALDCRF-ASTC RIA--J- Hamazlchl and * Hagl-
hara japanese Imperial Commission, Toxic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
Religious Notices.
20 cents Fer line.

20 Fer line.
ST. AGNES Chapel.
TRINITY PARISH. 92d-s,.. near Coumbus-ave-TA~
Rev W T. MANNING D. D. Vicar Services
regular hours The Vicar win preach II and a
TEMPLE EMANUEL. 6th-ave. and 4Sd-st-Sunday.
II 10 Or SILNEISMAN Our Appeal from Russia 90
Humanity" All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
MRS. CLEVELAND RECOVERING.
aside from the Prostration, Her Health Is
Extremely Good-Other Children Well.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TuE TRIBUNE

Princeton. y. J. Jan. g.-The home OF ex-Presi-
cent Cleveland is stu wrapped in deep sorrow over
me death &C the eldest child. Ruth: but to-day,
aside from her prostration Mrs Cleve,and's health
a extremely good. and she is gradually recovering
'Iorn The shock DR.. J. II. Wlkoff. tho family
physician said tonight that the other children
"a. 80 not yet shown any symptoms OF dphtheria,
-. Ldt every precnutiOn being AIKEN 10 pro-
49, mem, Where Ruth contracted the dphtheria
nor been learned There has been only one
Or case IN town IN the last six months and that
we Tar from the Cleveland home.
an Cleveland since returning from his recent
t.atlhg Trip 10 South Carolina. has been slightly
cus - '''ho4i S@Ss IL 10 iio'+iiNs SCI
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MRS. CYNTHIA DAVIDSON.

sister Of the late General Samuel Thomas. OF New
York Is dead al her home in Delta. this county.
I She was stxty-seVen years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees: lowest 20
degrees average 30 degrees for corresponding
date last year. degrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years, 81 degrees
Partly cloudy today Monday Stow
fresh northwest TO west winds. becoming east
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great Pineiswn Cemetery. on Long Island r p
ITudertakers nyesCigate ONCE, IS Broad ST, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

stephea Merritt EmbTE Ist Undertakers. 24i-s w
pa 81 Tel 1924 lbs Chelsea Frank Z Campbell
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the world wids-knowa IN
place OF business. I9rh-
: iarge n world Tel t34 and Chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

The following onlciaI record Weather
shows the changes temperature for the last
tyeour hours comparison with corresponding date
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
bar.
800

I, this daSarl the continuous white tn- shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribune's self
dotted line shows
lure as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
GEN. J. B. GORDON DEAD
Confederate Commander Expires
from Stomach Trouble.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Miami. Fla. Jan. General John B Gordon
died at 10 o'clock tonight at Boynton from in
scious for some time previous to his death. The
body viii be sent TO Georgia for burial