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55. >, "a S5c. " Il a. %9ra Howard f ts
Mass aged IS years Class Harvard 'gS. Funeral at
Trinity Church. Boston. Tuesday afternoon. 2;So
BARNEY-on Friday. March = 1904 susan z. eldest
daughter late Hiram Barney Funeral services
ave OF 2i,h-s. Monday. March T. at IL a H.
BooTH-At his residence N? la Ess Ss' Of 2pf ;
It lia I s1og TI65 In he 4sd year OF his as
Tuesday March S at 10 a m.
DUBo1s-on Sunday. March G. Anna G. wynkoop. vie
Of the Rev Anson bltos. d. p N ee' Ia yg5
Mape-ave. East Orange. y. j.. on Tuesday March :
soB 5pdn arrival 81 train leaving Ns7s-Yor al 1910
n * Ho'' H q. cS' T. papers please COPY.
FARNAM--Eutered into rect sunday March 0. 1904. n
New-Haver. Conn. Ann sopdLa whitman. Wjd0@ OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HUDsoN-At stamford. Conn. SATURDAY. March 3 1904
be held at 81. Andrews Church on Tuesday al 3 D m
KENNARDA, Lake Maa2pae y Y sunday l March Ia 70.
a Ira r fsa ef hs parents Bs5vns Place westehes
ter County. Thursday. March 10 1904 at p. m
Grand central station IIs5-
KrNq-on Friday. March s. 1904 John Smith Kins. IN
hs S 1- year r6oy6 Monday March = p m MD
dIetown ~; y papers please copy
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION UNITED
informed Of the death q Lieutenant john ; King
al 10 IO63 Bsrgen-st BroosIyn- Companions are re
HUBBARD. Commando 4. NOEL BI-REoiAN. Pay
master. L. s Navy. Recorder
II-1IIs-Ou Sunday morning March O. az her residence
No 81 East S0-h-s--. Anne. widow % William MaXNel
TInis and a the late william and John - Brien.
An Ler e0lh year Relatives end friends are Invited 70
services az St Patrc Cathelrdl on
Tuesday morning. Stn Inst. at 10 Oc1cA
NoCREAEv-NIrs A A. McCrecry. sud lsnIy. OF pneu-
u0Cufa. March 6 Interrcent private nom St LEke's
Church Washington Heights Tuesday. Starch $ D n
FTTHERrJED-Ou the 30 day OF 1farcl. his
6ence No. I39 IJth-sL. Robert Walter Ruther-
furf in the year his F1l-e-al service
Monday days March :. at 10 O'Clock
sTORRs-SuddeuIy Patterson. the "a Inst Ella
Lacey. wife Of Frank Stcrrs daughter % the late
Frederick Lacey Martha Caroline Wheeler Funeral
services az residence OF her brother Herbert D
lacey No $40 West S1st-st-. Tuesday afternoon.
Sth inst. at $50
TTTI-s-In BROOKLYN. March Mary A. Titus.
ter OF the Tohn and Mary UsticS Titus Of New
York n Goth year Of her age Funeral services
from Grace Church, Brooklyn Hesnts, at 80 , m.
Monday March !
wHITLOCK-At GoIden's Bridge n. I. Frifay
March T. 1904. Aaron 3. WhtoCk. IN his SOth year
from his residence Monday. March T. 1904
1850 . n. Carriages Will meel trains arriving
olden's Bridge. north. at iti1 m SOUTH i254
wHTTMAN-LIIie Arns. wife Of Rev. John 5
Whitman and mother OF Charles 8. Whitman, a
residence. No. 80 West xth-
day evening, March g. Iuterment At WiIliaustown-
Mass.
wHITNEY-Suddeny. Friday, the 4th inst, Charles
Carroll Whitney. IN his 7Ist Funeral services
his late residence. No $50 Garfield Place.
~ Y. Tuesday. the sth. at : Intermsnt private
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MISS MARIE TEMPEST ILL.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Boston March 6.-AIiss Marie Tempest who has
been playing ct the Hollis Theatre in The Mar
rage OF Kitty is shut up in her rooms at the Ho-
tel Bellevue afflicted with serious throat trouble
She has grown rapidly worse since Friday. and d
Dixon called DR. George A. Leland In consultation.
DR. c Rice OF New-YoTk, was summoned at Miss
Teupests request. A culture has been taken from
her throat and the exact nature OF the disease VIII
De determined tomorrow.
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DINNER FoR PROFESSOR r. w. OSBORN

dinner FOR Professor Frederick ". Osborn was
.-.en al the University Club on Saturday night by
- faculty Of Adelphi College and tho speakers at
81 inner bore testimony TO his scholarship ana
-, -l-b ana valued services 20 the college. An
fs-S ele centrcpiece o. the dinner cake, pre-
49, ~ tie women Of the kindergarten depart
~. - bad candles lt. trimmed with
sf--,. Aeeeipnl colors. and was surrounded by a
49, q coils dressed as representatives OF eacn
~.sipni class. Each bore the Adolpm nag. There
&c. eto Jack HOrner ple. Every one present
tltborate scn-fnir 49,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oniciaI Record and Forecnst-Tashingtcn. March s.
The area high pressure that has persisted along the
Atlantic Coast Friday IS giving way gradually ana
al area OF pressure approaching slowly from inc
West Il s central tonight n the lower ohio ana Lover
Mississippi valleys second depression is advancing
eastward along northern boundary north Of the Da
ans and pressure relatively low over the eastern slope
o. TIE Rocky Mountains.
Rain has fallen the twenty-four hours IN the
Mississippi Valley south OF Iowa Ia the East Gaf ana
South Atlantic states Ohio Valley and the greater
portion Middle Atlantic States Il Is warmer IN
districts and the eastern slope Of the
Rocky the Middle Rocky Mountain region
The Mississippi valley disturbance will move slowly
ear-rortheast on Monday. causing IN New-England
lake region and thence southwark % the Fas'
states The rain continue Tuesday In New
England, the east portion Of the Middle Atlant5 So
and the lake region Il be somewhat warmer IN rev
England Middle Atlantic states. the axe rtsl
and Southvgeet Colder weather is not antleagl ~
part the country except the extreme
The winds along New England and AildlN .N'4aLi,l
De southeast. the south Atlatic co-s.
mostly northwest Lake Michlgan uesa
north winds viii shit and southwest on o1'
The situation Harrisburg remains practcally
UNCHANGED The river f. falling although the g otsi Ne,
Niddietovn sun holds. Tie probability OF rain ana Se
above freezing during tie next day OF 50 AUS %
thr gravity o the situation.
warnings display the Atlantic Coast tou
Jacksonville 10 Columbia y. C.. the Ne" Es
aad the from Apalachcola 70 Mobile
have fresh TO brisk southeast winds and rain to me D1
Banks.
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action which viii reflect upon our Church as well
as upon our civic spirit.
JAMES HEADE,
No z04 East Thirty-seventn-st
JOHN GRIFFIN
No 81 East Thirty-f0urth-st.
PATRICK BRADY,
No Sol Third-av
HERMAN GCETZ.
No 50z East Twenty-eighth-st.
JAMES s HOWE.
No 81 East Twenty ninth-st-
Mrs PAULINE CLEARY.
- No. 40 Third-ave.-'
Eew-York. March 5 1904
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Gun NoN MALpEPsEEs FUNERAL.

bsriin March 6.-The funeral OF Field Marshal
..'n Won Waldersee Wlu be held at noon on
Eednsday
-lleror William and Empress Auguste Victoria
~ 1e members o. the House Of Eohenzollern. the
o.ereisns q an the German States and many
uineht persons abroad have teegraphed con-
eoienoes 70 Counties Won VyalderSee
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NEW CHAMBERS COMEDY.

Az original comedy by Julius Chambers was
played Tor the first tine al Proctors Firth Avenue
zheatre or Saturday evening. u Is called Her
first offence" and 1fr. and Mrs. Hugh Ford
PLAYED the leading parts.
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KING EDWARD MucH BETTER.

London. March 6.-King Edward. who Is suffering
from cold is much better to-day. and win preside
= sitting of The Priyy Council at Buckingham
Palace tomorrow.
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HENRY X. ROGERS ~ IN BOSTON.

lhf TELEGRAPH 10 THE TuTBUNEl
aDoston, March s.-Henry II. Rogers OF New-York
80 80 arrived here on Thursday as a witness in the
= htate Gas suit. is seriously m ut the Hotel
---ls where he has been confined with a cold
80, friday morning. His physicians have ordered
~. 81 70 remain IN bed until there are considerable
&c. =. a change FOR the better. ID viii be some
---s before he Is heard "a he gas sult
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Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees lowest 30
average 80 average FOR corresponding date last year. -
--e for corresponding date twenty-five years. 81
r,o9l forecast: Rain ami today; Tuesday.
rsini brisk south wind. becoming west
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bellevue. san Reno; Hotel De Ia VIE. Elorenoet
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Monte Carlo: Hotel Bristol. Beauneu Hotel De "a
Gr2n6e B-etagne. Nice; Hotel savoy Rossanigo, Ma
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ErGPr
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tconnectrg mails close here every Monday Wednesday
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TrIbunc Locnl oh.errations-
Bar
hours: Morning.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows ne
bargsS IN rTesgrre as Indicated by The Triou1es self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
persfurs as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
Local OnciaI Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature the last twenty-four hours IN com
harrison with the corresponding date % last year:
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Forecast for Special Locaiities-For Eastern New
York, Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey rain ana
today; Tuesday except rain IN east portios
brisk so1tn winds. becoming westerly
For New-F.ngland. rain and warmer to-day: TUESDAY
rain; brisk 70 high southeast winds the coast -
For Delaware and District Of Columbia, rain ana -
to-day TUESDAY fair; fresh southeast 10 south "inds
coming
For Western Pennsylvania snd western NeT-EcTk ran
ard warmer to-day, Tuesday rain; fresh sout s'l''Ns "
west, winds
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
repubished In The Trl-Weeky Tribune without extra
CHI
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The great London banking house Of Coutts. where
british nnonarchs and the members OF their fami-
lies have banked and kept their private accounts
since the reign OF King George II. Is about TO move
from No 80 Strand. where II has been established
since 1892 to a handsome building which has been
CONNECTED for It's accommodation a little further
west on the opposite side of the same thorough
fare The date Of the removal Is being Kept
strict secret in view Of the enormous Vaue OF the
treasures to be transferred and will. 1t is said be
done entirely underground. By means OF tunnel
constructed for the purpose.
In olden times safe deposit vaults. as they now
exist were unknown in England. and whenever
great people went abroad. sometimes even merely
when they left town, they were wont to send all
their valuables. especially their Jewels and their
Mate TO their bankers for safe keeping In the
vaults Of the bank Thus Nelson kept his jewels
at Coutts's. many Of them presented to him by
foreign rulers: so did the great Duke OF Wellington
and the famous Warehouses Of Conyngham. upon
,,bor, King George " IS known TO have bestowed
many Of the crown Jewels. some of which were
recovered from her with great dinculty at his
death. while others have never been seen since.
There are numerous strong rooms at Couttss.
some of them guarded by iron doors weighing
nearly ton each, fun OF trunks and chests Of
Mate some Of which have been there Undisturbed
for one hundred and fifty years and more. Years
Of litigation would probably be required to ascer
tain who are to-day the legal owners Of these old
and long FORGOTTEN treasures. In many cases there
are no claimants But meanwhile the Couttses have
never disregarded their original trust mere Gus
todans and keep the boxes undisturoed. without
even attempting to examine their contents
Some Of the cases in the huge suoterranean
cloisttrlike vaults Of the old COutts Bank are
known TO contain not merely the securities and
title deeds but also the confidential papers. of the
Oldest and grandest houses of the European aris-
tocracy and Of Old World royalty. II Is there that
have been lying for more than century the docu-
ments relating 20 the secret marriage Of King
George " with Mrs Fitzherbert, and also TO the
union OF one OF his brothers TO Nine. de st. Lau-
rent with whom he lived for years in Canada. II
IS there too, that lies concealed IN a strong box
the kew 20 the mysterious tragedy through which
the late Duke Of Aumale became possessed Of the
colossal fortune OF the last Of the Condo princes
Of Bourbon and Of the magnificent Palace Of Chan
tilly now owned by the Institute OF France. The
Prince de Condo. il may be remembered. was
found hanged in such way that his death could
not have been possibly sef-iniicted. and while the
Duke OF AuInale was much too young at tina tina
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
the best The grOcers know IT, Insist having
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