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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16
81. MAYS ALUMNI DINNER.

The first annual dinner Of the Alumni Association
Of the schooIship St OIarys held last night on
the old ship as she lay alongside the recreation
pier at East Twenty-fourth-st. About seventy-five
members of the association graduates of the school
were present. T. H. Cole, president OF the organ
izatton presided Among the guests were CAPTAIN
G. G Hanus. Z. S. n. retired. commander Of the
shin. t'afrefn r. q. FTidy. representing the Ner-
chant Marine: Captain G. " Brown. Of the Sailors
NautiraI school Board and Lieutenant Barnard OF
the Naval Militia.
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PITTsBURe sNUBBED By CARNEGIE.
he VIII Not Be There on Founders Day, as
Had Been Announced.
Lsr rE1EoRAPz TO TIE rEs-SE-l

Pittsburg, Oct. 15-P1ttseurs waAea 10 t--s
morning to ind that she had been snubbed oy An
drew carnegie. He will cone 10 PittScu-s
on Founders Day. November 3. as has been MS
custom Word vas received from him this morn
ing 70 that effect
Mr.. Carnegie sailed from Liverpool yesterday N
company with John Morley, on The steamer Celilc.
NJ reason has been given why Mr. Carnegie wiz
not be here On Founders Day as II Was an
rornced earlier in the season that lie would be
mere with NJ. Morley, who is 20 be the Frincipai
sneaker.
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GIFT FROM THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.

Professor Bashford Dean. OF the Department of
Zoology Columbia University, has recently received
a silver bowl, sent him by the Emperor OF Japan
This gift 70 commemorate Or. Deans services
at the Ir,perial University OF TCkio during his
visit to japan several years ago. and It was sent
gist Or Kilxuchl NIitsukUrt, president OF the
Science College. The bowl is Of a somewhat fat
inlnid In
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-Count Morel. Brussels HOL-
LAND-Captain J. A. Woodruff Z. 5. A; Russell
A. Aiger. jr., Detroit IMPERIAL-Frank Du
Pout Wilmington. Del MALESTIC-S. F. Mclean
Detroit; George +. Cartwright. 81. Louis. MAN
HATTA%-GaPtain Russell Edge, Quebec. METH
AND-JUdge p. ?. Smith. Scranton. PLAZA
Lieutenant AdOlphus Andrews. L. s. N VAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H Hughes. Sheffield
ENGLAND
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Postnmco Notice.

Should be reat DAILY by al interested. "a changes
nay occur az rilnel
Eo-e1gE mails for the week ending October - l1eE.
VII close tpIoUDLy IN al cases) the General Fostoca
LrceIsECS- Mails earlier
closing time sLdwo below PzrceisPusr nails Scr Co.
many close at q. October II ard 26.
Regular and SUTplseE mails close Eoreisn S
1n corner Of West ard Morton Sc-eets half hour a-
Lar c15ln5 1s SHOWN ce1v ,sxcepJ that Supplsn19-t
Mails lor Europe auc CeIral America. VIA Colon close
one hoEr later a. Foreign Statl1u}
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MRS. POTTER IN a NEW PLAY.

London, Oct. l5-aIrs. James Brown Potter to-
night reopened the season, so unfortunately begun
az the savoy Theatre, with Forget Ne Not fol-
lowed by dramatic version OF "Cavalera Rusti-
cana The performance met with most favora-
be reception by the large and sympathetic audi
enc. M-s. Porter reeelving several curtain calls.
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rRAxsrA-IFIc NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule q closing q rgas1a,iae Nan! = 9z1snEed
or sailing. TIE coIaQertile (aEcenE
Tssr-s~ed IiauspaciHc Mas. watch . m urs-
close II The General Eost7,lre Ner-N1rA
Hswai Jaran Korea China ana specially adressoa ralH
Tor the Phipuce Isauos- VIA Sr1-Cisco. clcsa
$50 %. H. Oc-cSeF - ter u,spGtcl per S. :. china
T,nau Norea CANA AID specially Addressed mail Tor
Philippine Islanca "a El1Grl-l, close 90 . m
Hawai-, Francizco close AZ $50 October "a
s9-etrn g. A-auned1
rars. e Ercsi--f'osL Nsas1 Korea china ana
cailv addressed mail Philippine Isisntis. via Van
cauver and Nictcrtl t. g close a. D5u p n Ccrooe~
y T,r hi snatch uer s.. Empress az Japan
FtpDius Islands and CIan, via san Francisco closs
az $50 p Cc-oasr = Cor Dispatch Z $ Trans-
Efsats Japan. Korea China azl shiIppiss Islands via
Francisco. close al $50 2 Cctooer 3 for
Neyv-ZeaIand Australia except Westl SeW-CaIedorfa
samoa Hawai-. and specially addressed al for ia
Fiji Islands. VIA san Francisco. close az $50 D N.
ClrlrI steamer carrying the British maL for New
Zealand does not arrive IN time win cha
dispatch extra raaiisciozirs az 5:l3 H.. go
u--WN be made ard forwarded urr4
ARRIVAL q che Cana 4 syaar-eri-
FIJI Tsar-s- spcciGlr addressed
ara Nevg-Caletcnia. via Vancouver ard v ersra n q
close $50 r. November 8 Or dlsHaJch per 8 :.
1loWera-
Tahi ana Sia-quesas Islands san Francisco clos,
SEQ p. November % for dispal1h per 8 9 Narf-
1sncluria texcert NeyvchWa-sl aad Eastern sr-x "a
NOTE Mess otherwise ad3resse5 West Auutrrrrx
forwarded Europe. Nev-EeaIand VIA san Fr4rofsr7
ard certain places ~ TIE Chncfe Provinces of Yuural
SIachoTc. S1ecnvaa ART NWnugsi. VIA HEtrssn
the quickest Philippines sne.ia-- 454~--zrf
Europe flly pTeuaid TIE r0r-izr,
rates Hawaii is forwarded wa san Fsanciso -xcI1-
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Pogsrras,s>
PuStofice. NenF-Nork. n =. October II 1eo~
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MISS GLOVER DANGEROUSLY III

Mrs a L Lawrence better known as Miss
Amelia Glover who ten years ago was one Of the
known stage dancers IN this country. is dan
gerously III At the Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn. Since an operation she has been fail
ing gradually. ne doctors DO not hold out any
hopes FOR her recovery. She began dancing under
the direction Of MaDles7n when only ten years Of
age.
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WILLIAM v. HANSON.

William V. Hanson. who for many years was
known as an expert shipbuiIder. and was asso-
ciated in the construction OF the famous yacht
America died at hts home. No $50 Throop-ave.
Brooklyn. on Friday. He was born in the village
of Bushwick eighty-hve years ago.
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THE FORTUNA GOES AGROUND,
Twice Defeated the Aneriea-To Becoms
Fishing Schooner.

Snatha1f1 Mass. Oct E.-The schooner Yacht
Fortuna went ashore here to-ds,, I,,+ - s $50
this afternoon with the assistance Of the ZTo-o,
ana chatham hfesaVing crews She is anchored in
Chathanl Bay, unin1ured. The yacht was bound
rom New" ork for Gloucester. having recently been
purchased by Gloucester people who will convert
her into fishing schooner
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EX-GOV. CORNELL DEAD.
End Comes after Lingering Illness
at Ithaca Home.

ithaca, N 2. Oct. 15-Ex-Governor Alonzo B.
Cornell, after a lingering illness OF several
months, died from Bright's disease at his home
in this city to-day. His age was seventy-two
years.
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I4b.s. t,rpeFaturs Yesterday. 81 degrees; lowest a.;
overage average Tor corresponding date last year.
Sc. ~ .. H. - 49,. a,,.,.s,,.
EoTtheTiy Winds
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tape and read therefrom by the receiving operator.
While Mr.. Cornell receiving message one day
the mechanism OF the reel operating the tape broke
down. ard he was forced to make the attempt 70
read the message by sound. This succeeded so well
that the sound method Of taking messages soon
became universal. For seven years he was senior
vice-presidert of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. and in 1915. in the prolonged absence OF
the president in Europe he discharged the duties
OF that cfice
Other commercial enterprises also engaged Mr..
Cornclls attention aside from the telegraph SER
vice. He was extensively interested in the man
agement of various railway and steamboat enter
prises In the United States and also in South
bank director and officer. well IN life insur-
CaveTs in i Mr. cor ne as tras ~ OF the
institution. and devoted much OF his time 10 fur
adjustment made possible by the generosity Of his
father, he was also president OF the Cornell Public
Governor corneTs political career began early in
ne; Upon the organization OF the Republican party
ne became ar!ialed With IT, and soon took pronni-
nent place IN the party councils. For many yea 9
niau OF tie New-Y York Republican state Committee.
IN go . ne erected reorganization OF the party
large 70 the national conventions Of 1916 and 1850
and was memser OF The Republican National
Mr.; cornelrs first political Office was that Of su-
New-York State Capitol Commissioner member Of
Assembly and Speaker, Surveyor OF Customs OF the
He was defeated for Lieutenant governor In ISIS
and was Speaker OF the Assembly in 1875. In 1879
ne was CHOSEN Governor Of the state ~ a plurality
John Kelly ~
In the three years o. Governor CorneU-s term
Ne made an enviable record His appointments
were regarded as excellent. He broucht about a
number Of reforms, including the admission OF
women 10 vote n school elections the establish
nent OF th= State prisons on a self-supp0rtin-
basis free from political influences the reorganiza-
uon Of the National Guard and the establishment
OF the state camp OF Instruction. which has served
as a model for the militia or other States The
state Board o. Health and the state Railway Com
mission We're constituted the result Of the
Governors earnest recommendation
He was not rauOminatsf IN 1SSe and the ca19f-
dacy Of Judge Foser. led 10 his defeat BY I92 900
plurality.
Ex-Governor Cornell was active in the work OF
the committee to raise funds for the Grant Mouu-
meOt, the Of which $500 0O0.
Nj Cornell mad been in bad health for some
years. and practically removed from public life
he made his home in ithaca.
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EDWARD ALPHoNsE oIRAuLr ou vIvIER

Edward Alphonse Girault Du Vivier. The VINE
merchant died yesterday at the hons CT his
nephew. Charles pu Vivier. No. ~ West Twenty
irst-st. Death due to heart disease and other
complications The funeral service viii be held to-
day at the Church of st. Vincent de Paul. o West
Twenty-third-st., the burial being Tomorrow in
Greenwood Cemetery.
SIR. Du vivier was born in this city sixty-ive
years ago, receiving his education in a private
French school heGc. He the OF Nathalie
Brugiere and Charles HyPpoIte Girault Do Nivier-
When sixteen years old, Mr.. Du Nivier began his
commercial career by entering the er-pioy Of 4
French importing house. In lSs6, with his brother
Charles Anthony Du Vivter he organized the Du
Vivier Company. a wine house, at No. = Warren
st. Of which he was president at the time OF his
death.
Mr.. Du Vivier became i'll on Thursday night
his way from the Union Club where ne had gone
for his mail to the Continental Hotel. When he
reached the hotel he collapsed in the lobby The
hotel employees summoned medical assistance from
tile New-York Hospital, 10 which he later
renewed. From the hospital he was taken 10 the
homo OF his nephew. where he died
Mr. Du Nivier unmarried He was a member
Of the following clubs Union, Coney Island Jockey
Racquet New-YorS Athletic. the Lambs. Suburban
Riding and Driving Merchants and the Seawan-
haka Cornthian. Laarchmont and New-York Yacht
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Special Notices

commercial Travellers Magazine for 1885, 40 passs
hesutifuIy illustrated Apply THE FORUM $50
p-oadway. Don't fail % COPY. 10 cents Repub-
iI5rSn doctrine boiled down
Tribune Subscription Rates.
THE TRIBUNE win Be by NAH any address
A., This country abFuac. address changed
as desired Subscriptions may given your resua-
before leaving. IL
M ~ THE TRIBUNE Office.
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents lyvEEIzI.Y REVIEW. 8 cent?
4wfEEESLY FARMER. esaSs ~ "
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rRN AGAIN.

Maybe what you wanted last sunday you did ao'
and in the Little Ads. Of the People. Try again to-
day. u may be there
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r-,,,nne Lorni ob.rrratlen.-
HoURs: Morning.

5tagrqua continuous white line he
an $50 indicated Trihune's
lss, barometer The dOtteS line
stSN.1s.s recordfd b. local Weather
vo..I OaaciaI Record--The following Official record
49,, n. weather Bureau elbows the changes the tenn
,,,,-s FOR the tWenty-fonF hours comparison
,,s ,ha correspond ng date Of last year;
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GOOD SALESMAN.
always awake and ready for business. Is Little Ad
OF the People" Employ
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"a the Erie Ea-l-o5---
-ake The EScsls-or Express
Aad be comfortable
L,sav-s New To~iS Tally. l. 20 a. ~
80 & 1853 Broadway t0r int1rr-lar i7n
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-. -13scrlaer5 n NeV-Tcr CITY me DAIET as
+L-i-N t---4Lf VIII be charged one ceEt a cCpy
Voz-ass IN aet--un t. me rates named above
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TUESDAY 1sth]-At 80 a Complementary a n
9r Acr1pe pe- $ hTanDrinz Wilhelm. via FyHl9n1ns
ClerCcUrs AID Bremen,
WEDNESDAY 19ln,-At 7;3O T. Netherlands drest
per Ryu5am (nai uiyss be directed per = 3 l-Yl-s
d1T D, az $50 Italy direct, per C1gt4 a.
Na1ou mail must De directed per CHA a Ma
pcI a. 1850 Complementary = III Tor 1roles
per s. s. Oceanic. via Queenstown ald Liverpool
~ RSDAY t2O-Et-Ar Tor Frdace. SVl-zarialcs
italy. SPAIN Portugal. Turkey, Egypt, Greece and
for other parts OF Europe be directed per
Ia Lorraine D, ar 80 for italy direct e.
Republic (maI must be directed pr s. Republic J.
SATURDAY t--tl-A- a. Tor Europe. per s .. NeIF
fors Plymouth ard CheroourE (rai pr Liverpool
scotland and Ireland be directed per 9 View
Europe per LIcania. vta Queenstown and Liver
pool, $50 q for Belgium direct. EadeE-
land be directed per Vaderlald'' y
$50 4. H. cor ITALY direct. per Kong Albere
tn1ai must be directed per s = Aonls A0sTt ,; e
e1p for Scotland direct 8 FurneSS1a (rudft
be directed per Furnessia''). II a FOR
Norway Farcels-PCst Mails. per s. 3 Hekla tresular
Denmark De erected yer Hski1''1-
SCrItE-E'lve cents hair "a addition tbs
regular postage must be prepaid al LISTERS for
~ts-e- oy lie supplementary Mails and letters de-
11s-a- n the Drops marked Letters FOR Foreign Ccun
tries after tie Closing OF the Regular Nail. for dis
patch by particular vessel. viii oa toTVREdal
unless such additional postage fllly prepaid theEs0n
stamps supplement Nails
also opened The piers OF the American English ana
deposited mai
boxes the piers OF Lle German lines sailing from
E0Ccken- The nails The pie open and a
Ealt before sailing tine and close ten minutes before
sailing tire Only regular postage tler-ers cents
calc required articles mailed the piers
steamer d0uole pos-zss Cerrsrs 10 cs1ts haf ozcs)
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Marriages notices appearing in TIE TRIBUNE VIII
he reuubIished in The Tri-WeskIy Tribune without
extra charge
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Death notices appearing In TIE TRIBJSE VIII be
repuhIished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
T,, vivisr Edward Randolph. Clinton T.
Lansing. Janet = St4cko,lige Joseph
Iink Lilly W TallcCt Fhebe J.
pU vrvIER-suaIenly October Is in his s1ta year.
Edward pu FuReEal from Churca e So Vincent
De paul West 2Sd-st-. near 61h-ave 91 Sonday, ue-
II $50 a m Paris London washington ana
Philadelphia papers please copy
lansing Suddenly, LenoS. Mass. on Thursday
-DOrnng Ccto5er Is Janet SuffeTu. widow Of arthur
T5reess lansing Funeral services VIII held cal
va~v Church. Fourth-ave. ami Twenty -nrsJ-st, IN
sunday. AZ P. m
rrNyE-suddeu!y oa Friuav. October Is. LtIly UencS
beloved wife OF J. Henry Link Funeral services az
Scr Iate residence. No. - Park-ave.. East Orange
J. on SUNDAY, October Id. At 80 InIerLaeCT
Al WoodIawn Monday. private
RANDoLPH-At his late residence. TrueH Court Plain
Seld n j. on FriGay, October "A, 1904. Clinton r..
the T. and lsa5etu r. Randolph.
TSneral service the First Baptist Church. Elnaeld
\ j. on sunday. October IS. az p H.
s-orL-zPrDGF-Oa October I9u4 in his s5th vea~
I9seoh Stokbridge Funeral services residence
Nc son-lu-IaN Rev. JOAN u. BacchIS u. 70 SO.
anu "a sss--ays. Monday October L. = p. m T4a
members OF commonwealth Lodge Nc. 4t8 T. ana
A ST. ana the Masonic Veterans are invited attend
-ArTrOT-on 10Th month. 18th. Phebs Jane TaIlcor
1-j1OvT q Richard u Tallcot Funeral hsr lac
,.5s,-e Crorln-ln-E Jason. " Y. second Iav e
t5fh al go o'cl1ck Lutsrnent convenience the
rha
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v. Fer Peiass IN Euross ana A. saaus-isa ~ Eni.
Sersal Iostai Unioa TIE TRIBUNE Wit - Ea-..sd az
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CEMETERIES
rNnERTAKERs-

,tE-s cali al 46 ", S+th ST.. \. y.
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MAILS Forwarded OVERLAND ZIG. Ex->-
TRANS- ACTFTC-

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &c ElGz>-
TRANSr4 ATTIC
CCBe-vias PorI Tampa. EloEi5s olosss a. sais 60
daily except THURSDAY ~1 sc n tr1e ccnrecr1T
mails close here Mondays Wednesdays ard s-~--@
NTTyICO CTTT-OveTa1d unless specially eddsesscc -
tz9ar-h steamer. this oEtcs daily. ekseQS
sun5-- AT D q and 1910 ? H. sundays a. !
. ard C3o D m
-SvvrOT-NDINN0 tsxceut Par-elz-Posc Nzilsl-By raA
70 North sydney and thence by steamer closes az MS
,ffca $50 connecting nalla cos7 1ers
ava~v Monday. Wednesday ana Saturday,.
Isyl5lCA-Ev raI 20 Boston. and thencs % szzGa<-.
closes ar this Office a O. n Tuesday
philadelphia. and thence steamer closes
a. this office d-SG p H. Wednestay-
NIINTE-CCBT -all 60 Boston and Themes ~ s1sAzerS
closes az This ofice daily AT $50
EE.IrISH HONDURAS HONDL hAS East Cease AZ
cCATENLtL.N-By rail 70 New Orleans. and tae1cs ~
s-srer closes Tlis Office daily, except sunday. az
1850 b ~ ard 7t0.a9 sundays AZ f4-l0 o
and -IO-c0 connecting mail closes here NoldaTs
go D.. M
at Once daily. except sunday.
s. ald @t0-sO q Sundays a. n n ard
1f0so D. connecting Rail closes Tuasiays az
4i0+O u-
thence by closes NJ rlis once daily. except
Sur,lav a. sI2u g. and fl0,50 p Sundays az
n IL m ana rLJ;3o connecting a-a1l closes hsTs
--Tl.~~Says a. f11S9 D m.
4F{eslstered 3llil closes a. E. precious ia7-
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Esd ST. Frank E CampbeIi-Stephen Merritt.
Fnb'Tg Inst. 241-5 West I'D St Tel 1898 Chelsea.
Rev stephen Merritt, the worldwide Known IN
place Of business.
-. 1870 n The World. Tel. C-aI..-
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MATS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
IN-DTES ETC

SUNDAY usyhl-Ar 6 a n for Argentine. Uruguay and
Paraguay. ger 3 s Caslda-
NCNCAy l1-lhl-A- n for A-ssurtns. Cruslsy sud
5. >. Good Hope
t1.rlA $50 supplementary lo-ac O. n
f1r Nicaragua except East Ccasts Honduras (exeep-
Eas- Cease. salvador. Panama Ecuador, Psru. Be-
liza era CniN pz- s. FINANCE. va Colon trl1it toF
Guatemala and Cauca Department az Coorn6z ulusr b
Directed p E.CGrcs l.
.. Ca5a-la- barbados Aaceto Hio S1le1ro
AID traaL Northern Brazil. zrssurue. Gru
e-av and Paraguay U-Ss- be directed .per = C1ta-
MA $50 q tsuupeIr eEtary 1890 a ~ tor
ll1g-a- la a. SANTA Marta aHc o-lsr places u A-ss
.a-a Ceo'r. C1i0lrci1. per s. s. Valencia
II 2SlAE ,1a-Ii-Ar a. n. Tor Cuoo- 4Uc1S1n a1d
l--pscbe. Esoer1rEa email Tor othar parts q
gIsxc, directed g Esperauza'l. az u
-aas arI -uas-a. per MaIanzas (uati cor
l-e--1. viz Tsu1ri--, must e directed per Ma
-a-z1z .. I2-an . II fer Bahamas. PER Bazss
tral cuba wa Havana. must b directed Par a
FRIDAY ,e1st-At 1880 a II FOR Newfoundland. per
Sivl1 a. - H. t2r santiago per $ turauz7 eizati
lc1--an Caruoec1e. $ 8 r1oEOs f-r
Newt 1-l-i-c r-- C1--nagsua rem 7hfadelp1la
SATT7 Day te21}-At : a Tor Hevul1da. per
Trim lad $50 o. Complementary $50 NJ Scr
Curacao and Fs1ezUela peF g. s L1lls mail for CO.
I9- ia VIA CuTacao. directed per Zulia'
e. u Porto Rice. per Coarno. VIA san
TIar a $50 a. (supperusnra-y 1880 a ny fOr
Fc---1e Island. Jamaica and Colombia except NAG
daIela Depar urssnr s. s Saruta mail Tor ccslK
Res must be directed PER SarntaN e 70 a =.
Eor Cuba s. Mexico, VIA Havana az 10 q n scr
Grenada. Trinidad Clr1aC Bolivar and GUIANA psz A.
Grenada
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be n
dorsed with full name and address
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Special Notices.


I ET EARLY NAIL TRAM
For points United Stasss. Canada M-x.-o
cUrSide hu-nughs % Manhattan an The
\ Also Cuba. Po-ra Rice. Hswah lui the Pan. DlneA
without extra Eur foreigE 3oslaEa
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harrison Grey FiEke. manager OF the Manhattan
lAea'Fe' who has been ~ for over q month with
:: pnoia Fever continues 10 improve satisfactorily
- WI Dc about six weeks, however before he re-
saina his former health.
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Death notices appearing in TIE Tribune VIII be
repuhIished The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
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AS Fills Daily has been engaged for the Fart
q Cora Melon IN PIT. Pan. POuf.' at the Casino
replacing Miss Ida Renee. who summary left the
Ssst on Thursday night after one performance
ass Daily van assume her new role ~ the first q
next week
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Augustus Thomas and his family sailed yesterday
On the Finland. The playwright goes 70 accom-
pany hiS family % Paris, returning IN tine 20
Petlnten6 the FehenTsals OF his new play, Mrs.
A-ellnEWella Rootg.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-16

Osrnlan IhorrIsor begins the last two weeks or
his yreS~l1ai0n o. ''Ehe Ola F4ornrstoaa's n t-la
Ae~-ferk Theatre tomorrow evening
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
SURF CLAIMS
A PICNICKER
San Diego Youth Is Drowned
While Enjoying a Swim in
the Waters of the Pacific
MISSED BY COMPANIONS
Sad Accident Brings Gloom
Upon Gay Party of Pleas
ure Seekers in the South
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call

SAN DIEGO, Sept. s.-Chauncey Au-
stin, 2 young man of Chula Vista, was
drowned this evening about 4 O'Clock
in the surf near South San Diego and
his body has not yet been recovered.
Young Austin was about Is years of
age. He went to the beach opposite
San Diego with other picnickers Of the.
Otay Sunday school. There was a large
attendance and number Of the boys
were in bathing at a particularly good
stretch of beach only a little distance
this side Of the Mexican line. None
noted the disappearance Of the young
man, but when the rest of the swim
mers came out Of the water he was
missing. Not a sign of him was to
be found anywhere.
Bandini Dear, one Of his companions.
recalls being with him in the water
only a short time before coming out
himself and he was surprised not to
find him on the beach with the others.
A number OF the young mans ac-
quaintances are patrolling the beach
tonight in the hope Of recovering the
body. The current sets south along
the coast there, and it is more, than
likely that the body will be carried
into Mexican waters before being cast
UP.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
OLD ACTRESS
DIES AFTER A
LONG CAREER

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. s.-Mrs.
Sarah Stevens, member Of a '"Way
Down East" company playing at To-
cal theater here. died suddenly at the
city hospital here of uremia-
Mrs. Stevens was about 70 years of
age and her stage career, which was a
notable one, dated from October ~,
1856.
She was a member Of the Laura
Keene company that presented Our
American Cousin" the comedy Lincoln
was witnessing when assassinated at
Ford's Theater in Washington Be
sides Miss Keene the cast included
Joseph Jefferson and the elder Sothern.
Mrs. Stevens was the widow Of John
c. Heenan, the noted English pugilist.
After her marriage she retired for four
teen years. On the death Of her hus-
band she returned to the American
stage. Mrs. Stevens home was in Oak
land. Cal.
A message sent to relatives there
failed to reach them.