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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
THE REV. DIR. JAMES MONTGOMERY.

Stamford. Conn. May 25.-The Rev. DR.. James
Montgomery the presiding elder OF the New-4ork
East District of the New-York East Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. died at his home
here tonight suddenly, from heart disease as the
result Of an attack of the grip which he contracted
soon after the conference in Brooklyn last month
He was about ffty-fve years old. and leaves
widow and five children. Dr.. Montgomery held
several irnportant charges in Newly ork ana oIher
places before he was made presiding elder of the
&ev-Y East District
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

National Conference Jewish Charities Educational
Alliance Broadway and Jefierson-st $50 a m
dinner Clinton Hall. $50 ,. m.
Convention OF the County Woman Christian
Temperance Union. Calvary Baptist church 4o-SO
a. m. and T.45 2.
Meeting O the Rapid Transit Commission 3 p m
Dinner for Congressman Robert Baker the Imperial FuL
Brooklyn. evening
Annual reception exhibition Of the Wonsr's Ar
school o Cooper Union. ?.
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Hawaii Japan. China and Philippine Islands va san
Francisco. close at $50 June for dispatch per
5 Siberia
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Japan. 6s1erchandise for c s. Postal Agency az
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CORNELIUS VAN coTT. Postma~<sr
fesssGsA Nsv-fork. n T.. May 90 1904
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SURGEON OF MAINE SENT TO HOSPITAL

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxE.I
Mobile. Ala. May 25-The naval supply ship Clll-
goa, which accompanied the combined North At
lanuc feet from here TO Guantanamo returned to-
day 70 Pensacola and put into port. in order 10
place William NJ Kite surgeon Of the battIeshlp
Maine. in the hospital Mr.. Kite was assigned 70
duty the battleship while here. but when the
vessels reached Guantanamo n found that he
was too III 10 60 further on the long voyage.
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Should be DAILY BY al interested as ~ba,--~
az any tiIneJ
Foreign mails for The ending May 1904 viii
close promptly In all General Posroca a.
follows Parcels Post close hour
closing time shown below. Parcels
many close at D. Nav 5
Regular and Supplementary Mails
ton o. St-eetsa haIF ho- Iarsr
than closing time shown bel5 except Supnlernsura
Mails for Europe AID Central America Colon
hour later a. Foreign Station
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THE FATHER OF THE TELEGRAPH

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Forty years ago to-day the telegraph child
came into the world and usped his first words.
What hath God wrought As we commemorate
the dav have thought q brief chrOnograph OF the
father might be interesting;
SAMUEL. FTNIAAy BREED MORSE-1Teo-IsT2
Artist Inventor Professor Founder and PhRnthropis
Founder OF the Telegraph System
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

'ohn + cowan. Of Indianapolis the retiring mod
be the election OF a r,o6ar.+c- -rha candidates. in
so9 af.3 Dr. W A Mackenzie. OF NewYork DR.. NJ
= dc'-ord, or Boston. DR.. J. w. Witherspoon Of
ALIiieghery end DR. r 2. TurnbuIl. Of Philadel-
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ROSE coeHLAN IN VAUDEVILLE.

Miss Rose Coghlan viii appear next week at
Hammersteins Victoria Theatre IN a one act
sketch Miss Coghlan's last appearance in Broad
way the Garden Theatre, IN Ulysses
Her vaudeville engagement win last only one week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26
TWENTY vAssAR GIRLS IN RUNAWAY

Jsousbl-eensie n Y May 25.-Twenty Vassar Col
Lace students had thrilling experience in a run
away here to-day. Four horses attached TO a car
rage in which the young women were riding ran
away down a stsep hill and the wagon was
smashed The young women escaped injury
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IOHN Z. HAYES.

Assistant Corporation Counsel John E Hayes died
yesterday at his home No 305 West Fourth-st He
lived all mis- life in the old Fourteenth Ward where
his father, Jimmie Hayes. was the Tammany
leader for many years He had charge Of the legal
work of the Bureau Of Street Openings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Highest ternp-ratur= yesterday. 81 degrees; IS;
average "a average for corresponding year
average for corresponding years
I.-sI forscnss: BhowerS and hunderssoru.s today;
cooler; showers Friday; fresh ssutaery wndA
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UNITED PREsBYTER,ANs az

T. Feon. MI Tho eorty-nrst
9eslns u ne -nibed Prezbs terrain General
ay1ssusiy Of North Anaer.ea convened "a the FIRST
- fffsAyteslsa cauvch this evening. The
sermon WAS preached b. the Rev DR..
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Tribune Local observatsons-

In diagram the continuous white line shows he
changes IN indicated by The Trbunes
recording dotted line shows the
l. by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Reeerd.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau the changes in the
perature Ias twentyfour hours In comparison
With thu eorr.sponding date OF last year
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a MOVE TOWARD CHURCH UNION.

- alHAs 5=N May 25.-The general assembly OF
,ss cumberland Presbyterian Church by vote of
te-fe a. to-aigllf voted 70 suhyalt 10 the Presby-
ia vita g recommendation that IL be adopted.
union s'i1 ~ the committee fraternity and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Cornell Sarah r. Post HenTv R.
Price. L
MonIgousss Rev. Woodward. Robins
CORNEIL-sarah Rebscca Cornell. widow Albert
later.
FISKE- Suddenly. Mount Vernon. y Y. Nav -.
1904 Samuel F1ske. aged Il Funeral services
ave Vernon, Thursday, May IS 4 y clock
lnterment COW enienCe Of family Boston, Phila-
delphia and Harrisburg papers please copy.
MONTGOMERY-A: the Elderage. Stamford. Conn on
Wednesday. MAY *. 1904 Rev James Montgomery.
d D. presiding elder the Sev-York District OF the
New-York East Conference Notice OF funeral here
after.
POST-Passed the morning Of the 24th. at
O'Clock Henry r Post. in the Ssth OF his age
Funeral sixth day 9th. u o'clock. at his late
residence westbury, Long Island Carriages meet
train leaving Long Island City AZ II 10
PRICE-On Tuesday Nav u. 1905. Harriet Louisa
Csndee widow OF the late James Price. the 79th
year Funeral private
wOODwARD-On Monday Nav 2S. Robins Backburne
Woodward. Of the late General John B. Woodward
and Elizabeth &. Woodward Funeral from his late
residence. 25a Henry-st-, Brooklyn, Thursday
Nav &c. AZ o'clock p Kindly omit flowers
CEMETERIES
Great PineIawn Cenetery--Three size OF Cen
Park Illustrated pamphlet free 4s ". Y
USDERTAkERs
Frank f. Campbell ESD st-stephen Merritt Embrs
Inst Tel. 1924 and 1925 Chelsea 2rI-3 Esd st
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coRRIN 10 RECEIVE 4TH N. J. oEEIcERs.

Major General COrbin. who reviewed the 18th Regt-
ment N C. n. J.. at its armory In Jersey City re-
Gently. has invited the officers OF the regiment and
June .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Francis P McCou formerly lived at No L071
Fsergen-st Brooklyn. Mrs. McCoH is stH living
there with her four daughters. To q Tribune re-
norter last night Mrs McCo refused 10 discuss her
domestic troubles. but said that Mr. McCon had
obtained divorce from her on the alleged ground
of aeserton Mr. McCon was meTnoer or the
Union League and other clubs In BROOKLYN
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FRANCIS ?. M'CoLL DIVORCED.
Obtains Decree in Chicago on the Ground of
Desertion

Chicago Nav @-Francis P McCoI a wealthy
vachtsoan and a member Of prominent clubs in
New-yorE. San Francisco and Chicago, has been
divorced from his wife on the ground Of deserton-
The decree granted by Judge Chetlain. before
whom suit was recently fled here by McCon- The
7iaintfm is president OF the American Key Can
Company and vice-president of the Sardine Trust.
Mrs NcCon is a sister-tn-law OF Colonel A. j..
5oTe PRESIDENT OF the Pope Manufacturing Com
pany Mrs McCol is living at present In Brook
ivn with her daughter.
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Died.

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repubIished Tho rri-weekly Tribune without
charge
Cornell. Sarah r Post. HenTv r.
Fiske. Price. Harriet L .
MonIgomesy James Woodward Robins B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-03-28
Duchess a Heavy Plunger.

The Casino at Monte Carlo has just
closed one of the most disastrous weeks
it has had in years, score or more OF
the biggest plungers that gather at the
gaming tables having gone far into the
treasury.
In the history of Monte Carlo never
have so many notable persons gathered
around the tables at the same time.
Princes. princesses, dukes, duchesses
and in fact about all grades of nobility
have been there for a week trying their
luck at the tables.
But, strange to say, of all the note
worthy gamblers in the Casino the one
70 attract most attention is little Amer
ican pirl-the Duchess of Roxburghe,
who was Miss May Goelet, of New I YorE,
one of the richest heiresses in the world.
The little duchess has already earned the
reputation of beiag something OF a
plunger.
The American Duchess has been losing
with great persistence eTer since she and
the Duke aTrlNeu lntte, anu ehNi i'AN"N
say that together they have lost a snug
fortune. But their losses appear to give
them not the least worry. The Duchess
was sesn to bet $500 on the turn OF
card night or two ago, and when sh'
won she Immediately put the entire s. !,
600 on another turn-and lost. The DUKE
was not playing at the time, but sat JUS
behind the Duchess and watched her play
She does not follow any of the systems
that are generallyjn vogue, preferrlng Il
make random bets.
Another of the notable women piung
ers there is the Duchess Of Devonshlre
and luck has been against her, too. Sh
has lost heavily during the week. 10 he
friends she admits her losses now foot Vi
n 500 900, but there are whispers abou
the Casino and hotel corridors that tn
total is more like $3.50, 600.
The Duke, too, has Jared very badly
and altogether the Devonshires are liKei
to quit the season among the heaviest
the losers.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT.

Vice Admiral Togo made another
desperate attempt early yesterday morn
ing to bottle up the Russian fleet In
Port Arthur, but he failed again, and
when, after daylight, vice Admiral
Makarof steamed out to give battle, the
japanese commander refused the chal-
lenge and sailed away.
The moon rose soon after the japanese
ships appeared, and there was terrific
fight between torpedo boats in the moon
light.
The japanese practically repeated the
tactics Of February "a by sending III
four fireships, preceded by torpedo
boat flotilla, with the exception that the
fireships this time were armed with
Hotchkiss guns for the purpose OF keep
ing off the Russian torpedo-boat de-
stroyers. 49, -; -. -. s--z:s
The enemy's attempt was discover
ed by means of the shore search.
lights. and a heavy fire was opened
from the batteries and from two gun
boats which were guarding the en-
trance to the harbor. The Russian
torpedo boat destroyer Siini was out
side on scouting duty, and to the dash
and nerve of her commander, Lieuten-
ant Krinizki, is chiefly due the complete
defeat of the plans of the japanese. lie
at once made straight for the oncomlng
ships under hail of fire from the Hotch-
kiss guns, and torpedoed the leading
ship, which sheered of, followed by the
others. three of them being piled upon
the shore under Golden Hill and one
under the lighthouse. The Slim then
engaged the entire six torpedo boats OF
the enemy, coming out from terrlhc
fight with seven killed and her COM
mander and II of her complement
wounded but on the japanese side only
one boats crew was saved. In addition,
according TO unofficial reports, it is be-
lieved that the japanese lost two torpedo
boats. 1t is also reported that the Jap
anese torpedo boat was sunk.
The Japanese cruisers which support
ed the attack exchanged shots with the
batteries, aud then drew off, after which
Vice Admiral Makarof took steam
launch and examined the fireships. An
hour later the japanese torpedo fiotllla,
followed by Vice Admiral Togo's fleet,
came up from a southerly direction.
Just at daybreak Vice Admiral Makaroii
with his fleet, sailed out 10 engage the
enemy, but after the ships and batteries
had fred a few long-distant shots Vlc'
Admiral Togo decided to decline the IS
sue and disappeared to the southwark.
A report from Vladivostok says that
mine has been discovered under tn
fortress, with wires leading to a Chimes
house in the town.
1t is stated Gu apparently reliable au
thority that Vice Admiral Makaroff's re
port Of his reconnaissance of the Ellio
Islands Saturday contained the startlln
statement that he captured junk lille
with Chinese regular troops, which wa
.. being towed by japanese gunboat-
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AIEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %. 1904
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working Overtime.

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Savings Department

This company especial attention this feature of its business
parties desiring safe Investment their funds where the
certificates therefor the small farmer the mechanic the
sbr b women and children account by deposit
of small savings and have them accumulate at interest
they will have something at hand
I in at our Banking inquire about facilities for
will be cordially
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legal holidays
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FINANCIAL. FlNANClAI.
Virginia Safe Deposit and
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Temporary Office, 100 S. Fairfax St.
CAPITAL.
PAID IN, 100000. AUTHORIZED, 81 100000
OFFICERS.
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c. j. Rixey, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
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the
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IuuC1 OF the dIlcI
misery of woman
hood. Not only
does Nature often
need help In the
regular establish
ment Of the wom-
anly function, but
there is almost al
ways need Of some
safe, strengthening
tonic, to overcome
the languor, nerv-
business and weak
ness, commonly ex-
perienccd at this
time.
If there is an in
valid woman, suf-
fering from female
weakness, prolap-
sus, or falling of
womb, or from leu
corrhea who has
need Or pierce's