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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-07-21
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va.
Opens Sept. %, 1901. One of the leading
schools for young ladies Ia the South. New
buildings, pianos and equipment Campus
ten acres. Grand mountain scenery I'm
Valley OF Virginia. famed for health. Eu-
ropean and American teachers. Full course.
Conservatory advantages in art, music and
elOeution. Certificates Wellesley. Students
from 30 States For catalogue address
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Of n aled Hay and MIL Feed. AB.Omes hsAs
RAILROAD Depot sdsrieksburr. Va
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go DIS amounting to S.. 90 or more sent transpor
"A tatiOn FREE within the States Of Maryland. Viz
ginia and West Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast.-washIngton.M March -
The southwest OF low pressure has made but slight
progress central tonight Western
Tennessee and Alabama TIE movement OF the highs
and lows" during has been somewhat
erratic and there appears decided slowing
I'd in all parts Of the country Fair weather Aas pre-
vailed in ali parts country except Tennessee AMI
the Mississippi Valley the first named section there
have been thunderstorms and showers, and snow has
fallen from Minnesota southwark Missouri II - much
colder n Western Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma ana
Texas The char ges have been unimp0Itant
There will Monday in the South Atlantic
die Atlantic states. and snow IN the east POI un OF
lake region Upper Ohio Valley. The ram area
suread slowly northeastWard 20 New Elsia anu
he portion Middle Atlantic states G>-aS
Coder weather viii prevail In the Eastern Sui anu
TTa yj7is along the England coast will be fresh
aas-erlv Monday night. the Mid
he Atlantic coast light variable. becoming fresh %
r, soltheast. on South Atlantic coast fresh south-
and on Lake Michigan brisk northeast becoming north
steamers departing on MONDAY for European ports VIII
v Irbt 70 fresh north winds and fair weather to the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities-For Eastern Penn
,1anla Nev-Iersey. Delaware and the District OF Co
urbia rain to-day. Tuesday ,ar: variable winds Dc
coming fresh easterly.
For Eastern New York. fair today. followed ~ rain
20 night. Tuesday rain. light variable winds becoming
fresh southeasterly. al,
Tuesday fair. except snow along nc AK
f-e1h winds. becoming nortl"esterl-
England. fair TO-DAY; IlesaaE ram fresh
northwest winds. becoming sasteFiy 1891. - f., ..
norton to-sav: Tuesday snow; freslT- winds hecori
ing westerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

China and Japan Seattle specially addressed onIy,,
close here daily az $50 o. ~ March ia. In
elusive. for dispatch PIeiades
China and Japan. via Vancouver and Victoria. a.
close here daily az $50 up March rs. n
elusive. for dispatch per s. Empress % India.
cannot be forwarded Canada1
Hawaii Japan. China and Philippine Islands. VIA san
Francisco. close here daily a. $50 p. % March
us. inclusive. for dispatch q. Siberia
New Zealand Australia teVcept Wesr- New Gale
d0nla. Fill Samoa and Hawaii via san Francisco.
elusive. for dispatch per e. Sonoraa- or the
Cunard steamer carrying the British mail
Zealand does not arrive IN time with this
dispatch extra ma.ls-closng $50 a.
a m. and $50 2. sundays 4 80 a. m . a m
and 8 80 u.-wiU be made up and forwarded until
Australia Except West Fill Islands Caledonia
Vancouver and Victoria. p O.. close a
$50 TO March f26. Inclusive. for dispatch per
g M1ara
Hawaii Japan. China and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily 40 $50 p March
- Inclusive. dispatch per e. Coptfc
Ph rpine Islands va san Francisco close here daily
$50 20 March -. inclusive. for dispatch per
United
Hawaii via Francisco. close daily at $50 D m
20 March t2s. inclusive. for dispatch per Ala
NOTE.-Uness otherwise addressed West Australia q
forwarded Europe. ard New Zealand PHILIPPINES
via san FranclsoO-the quickest phflfpDIras
specially addressed VIA ta-ada
he fully prepaid az the foreign Hawaii for
war3ed via san Francisco eyclusiver
Irausptcihc ma are forwarded % sailing daily
the schedule ~ closing arranged the presur,r
ton % their Uninterrupted overland fRezis-
tered mail closes az D N previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT Postuaaaer
Postoniee. Nev-York. y. l.. March II. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Hrst-s,.. - - g. IN.
Dinner Missouri Society, waldorf evening
usrrainueHt Tor Industrial school q tho Church OF The
Holy Communion. IEric Hall evening.
Founders Day diruer Phi Delta Theta Club Of New
York City. Hotel Manhattan night.
hirg's Crown Columbia University. varsity
show The Isle OF Illusion. Carnegie Lyeeum. even
Mse.ns Society q Medical Jurisprudence No. Il West,
Regular meeting ohio society wals5rf-As,oria p m.
Meeting % collegiate club. 40. l0l West Onehun-
dre.-arl-tweuty thild-s; RussianJapanese question
CoIur,ia University Extension lectures c Il Page
Young Meas christian Association. y West one
School $50 Sc Niuety-sxth-st and L@N-ngton-a ave. ;
J.. IN. free.
MseF E1e5is5 6: ne 5 i AIS G S Sil. ~ Teen
Memorial Association. $50 ?. m.
Address hy the Rev Robert L Paddock League for 20
Iitical Education. No 3 West Forty-fourta-st $50
Free lectures u the Board q E.u-ailor unPubus
school 30 - Hl-s'n ana Grove SIS me IAe 15e1 T
Public school No . One-huulre- and forty frst-st
Eseier. Illustrated. Putlis school No. II No %
East Twenty seventh o.. tnstraar the Land ~ ne
Public school y - one hundrei-ani a.iy-siH5,sL
Marr Proctor. Illustrated. F47ic school No. - seN
eEtlethst and Firstaye. Ireland: Scenic and HIS
tor,c." joseph Martin. illustrated; Public school No
SC Ninety- sizth-st and Lexington ave. Nathaniel
Hawthorne. short stories ana Novels DR.. CLAYTON
FoUrth-st.. Technique II Musical Expression Al
bert Gcrari-Thiers. Public School 40 l5s Avenue A.
Fnans- CaIgr7tse Iaf sixteen betvean CoII,rl-
Ing N,s Fg22'es , argr EdlsA'.enei AIanee East ,
Music Miss Helena Garland AIsro. Public school
No T. ChurCh-st EInEsbrlra. Napoleon Isaac =.
Wakcdeli The Neyy york. Aeuar,irl %, professor
Charles l. Bristol. illustrated; Public school 10 81
M7tt ave and ore-hundred and fortv-afth-s; cali
fCFEla. 7 Rogers Mount, Illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

Oxford boat in oxford and Cambridge
boat race He Is about six feet three. and broad
in proportion. good looking. clever and tact
ful. and is married to Lady Margaret Lyon. sis
ter OF the present Earl Beauchamp. Lord Ampt-
hill. who is at the present moment Governor OF
the Indian Presidency OF Madras. was for num-
Der Of years private secretary TO Joseph Chamber
lain when the latter was az the head Of the Co
English diplomat who his spurs under the
name Of Odo Russell. and who died British
Ambassador at Berlin. Asked why. being Gre
ated peer. he chose the title OF Lord Ampthil
pronounced "AnthnTD. he explained that it in
order to give warning 20 every that he never
permitted himself 70 be sat upon. Re a
younger brother Of the ninth Duke Of Bedford
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
Scott and The Point Of View" by Rachel

Scott. and The Point Of View" by Rachel
Crothers.
Mr.. Conried. who himself declares that he still
Keeps his heart the Irving Place Theatre though
he may seem this winter 70 have given most Of
MS energy 10 the bigger house in Broadway, is
getting rest just not only because the opera
company is on the road. but because the presence
or two German stars at the Irving Place in
repertory of PLAYS has relieved him Of the task Of
reading plays for his own stock company II is not
generally known how much work Mr.. Conried has
done for the German theatre this winter. in addi-
ton TO his work at the Opera House. He went
down TO Irving Place at least once a day. and
every night when ne reached home this winter he
devoted hour the reading of plays
easy task when the brain and BODY are both
tired. Mr.. Conr1ed's hours OF sleep this winter
have been NapoleoniC. even II his achievements
impresariO NAV not 10 some critics seem
merit that adjective.
Tonight At the Irving Place Herr Bonn will be
IN the well known play. Der Meineidbauer,"
and his wife will make her first New-York appear
anCe in his support Tomorrow night Rudolf
Christians. from the Court Theater, Berlin, will
appear in German translation Of Echegarays
''CTa1eotto''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

IONDAy-At a. m. for Bermuda. per Trinidad:
a. L m for Arsentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per
> s CasIda-
TUEsDAY-At $50 n supplementary 1880 a. M for
Ports city OF Washington. Colon mail FOR
Guatemala must he directed per CITY Washing
ton ,; at y m for Northern Brazil per s. Bernard
via Para and ManaOs
THURSDAY-At a N. for Cuba per q s. Havana
mail Tor Mexico. via Progreso. Canpeche Vera
Tor Mexico. per $ 3 Manzanillo. Tampico (mafI
must be directed per s = ManzanillO''l: at 1880
p m Complementary 1880 D M Tor st. Thomas.
CroiN. Leeward and Windward Islands BRITISH
Tor Grenada and Trinidad directed 'Der s.
Foniaoele'}: 81 3 ?. m. FOR Argentine Uruguay and
Paraguay. per 8. Orona.
FRIDAY-At $3.50 a. for Newfoundland. per g
Rosalind. at l. for Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay
and Paraguay. per = Mars. Pernaulbuco.
Maceio, Rio JaueirO and Buenos Ayres CulaiI must
oe directed per s s. Mars')s at Il m supplement
1880 p M for Bahamas. per s 3 SaratoTa
lmatl for Santiago must be directed per sara
togaJ
sATURDAT-At a m for Bermuda per a @ Pre-
toria az $50 a. m. Complementary $50 a. m for
delphia tmah for Savanfla and Cartagena must be
directed per 3 Phiadelphia''). at $50 a. m
tsupplementarv 10 80 a M for Fortune la
matca. Savanlla. Cartagena and GreytOvn
ALeshany mail FOR Costa Rica be directed
per 5. Aueghany'); 80 a. m (suppIementarVr
and santa Marta. per $ 8 Athos her
parts OF Haiti must Be directed per Athos''l.
az 10 a. m. for Cuba. per s. 8. Moro Castle VIA
Havana at 10 a. m. for Haiti per Prfns WIle-n
" mail for Curacao Venezuela. Trinidad. British
and Dutch Guiana must be directed per Prna
Wilem w; at 1890 2. m. for Cuba. per Crf-f-
tyba. via Materzas tmau must be directed per a a
Curtyba'J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
OBITUARY.
MALCOLM CAMPBELL.

Malcolm Campbell broker and member OF the
New-York Stock Exchange. died at his house. No.
81 Janes-st, Newark. Saturday night. after a
long illness. He was born IN Newark and received
college education. He took up the brokerage
business in this city. Three years ago he had an
attack of typhoid fever and a recurrence Of the
attack compelled him to give up business and go
the Adirondacks. For a year he lived Morris
town. y. J.. and returned 10 Newark last fall. Mr.
Campbell married daughter. now deceased OF
Cortlandt Parker OF Newark His only child is a
son. cadet at Annanolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
DINNER IN HONOR OF Mr.. ROOT.

A dinner IN honor Of I-lihu Root. ex-Secretary Of
War, will be given 10y the Republican Club at its
house tomorrow at p. IN. AIr. Root was pres-
dent Of tho club I'm 1895. Every seat In the large
dining hall, which accommodate nearly three hun
drcd diners, was taken almost as soon as the din
0cr was announced. The house committee having
tee dslner On charge had refuse a great many
who We're DESTROYS ~ doing honor 10 Mr. Root.
Among the prominent men who will be present to-
morrow evening are. Governor GdeU. Ex-Governor
levi =. Morton, 'X-Speaker David r. Henderson,
collector SfTluafan and eN-Judge Henry +. How
land Louis stern, president OF the cub, viii pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
SENATOR TILLMAN MUCH BETTER.

Washington. March l3-Seuator Tillman. who for
week has had serious trouble with his throat. is
reported TO DE very much improved tonight. and
confidence is expressed that he will be able 10 leave
the city for the South this week for a period Of
rccupeTatIon. The marked Improvement is due to
She relief experienced from the lancing Of another
Jlsc,ss. The Senator swallows readily now and is
able 90 converse without difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMA RLE-John Sellers ir Philadelphia.
ASToR-Dr George Bailey. Cambridge; CAPTAIN
r. NJ. y. Moser. Washington, and H. y. West.
United States Revenue Cutter Service CAM
BRIDGE. II. Roijen Charge dAfaires Neither
lands legation Washington FIFTH AVENUE
Ex-Cougress!nan GalUsha Grow. Pennsylvania
Y. Girard. Paris. and George e. SisbUrv, Salem.
Mass. HOLLAND-Priuce Mashimoto. Major va
and NJ Usui. Japan. IMPERIAIl-Dr. A
VI. Ward. PHILADELPHIA WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Commander Alexander Boutakoh. Naval AttachA
OF she Russian Embassy. Washington: 3. L
Winchell vice-prcsident Of the Frisco Line, St
Louis and Judge John VI. Davey. Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
FREE" RAsIN QUITS POLITICS.
Democratic Boss of Baltimore Announces
His Retirement
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Baltimore. March 81 Freeman Rasin for
nearly forty years the Democratic boss OF Balti-
more City. and tremendous power in that party
in Maryland. has on the occasion OF his seventy
first birthday declared his permanent retirement
from politics In recent campaigns he sub
jected TO bitter personal attacks in the newspapers
He was largely instrumental in the election Of
lsidor Rayner to the United States Senate TO sue
coed Senator McComas. His long hold upon the
city machine WIS remarkable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

Should be read DAILY BY all interested as changes
may ti-neI
Foreign malls ending March 1904 viii
close promptly in all the General Posto1ce
follows: ParcelsPost Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below parces-P0st nails Ger
close r. Monday.
Regula~ and supplementary a
ton corner OF West and Morton half
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America Colon, close
one hour later az Foreign Stati0n.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

TUESDAT-At 1.30 a. m. for Europe. per 9 . Kaissp
Wlllem IT,. Plymouth. Cherb0Irg and Bremen: a
$50 a m for Italy direct. per Lombardia Cnail
must be directed 3 s.. Lombardlal. 1880 a
m complimentary y M for Europe. 8 Aurana.
WEDNESDAY-At n a. m. for Denmark direct per e s.
Hellg Olay mail be directed per O. I. Hellg
claw. 1850 D. Complementary 2 D NJ for
Europe. -er 5. Celtic. via Queenstown
THJkSDAl-At a. m for France. Switzerland, Italy.
spain Portugal. Turkey Egypt. Greece and British
dia. g. La Bretagne. Havre 9th
parts OF Europe be directed per La
Breragne'D.
SATURDAY-At $50 a. N Ireland per Cnbria-
via Queenstown FOR parts OF Europe
directed per 8 Umbr.aD at N. for Europe. per
s. s. St Paul via Plymouth and CherbOurg $50
a. m. for Belgium direct. per =. 8 Krooniand (na
- directed per 8. EroOnland a $50 m.
Italy direct. g. s. Honenzollern Cmail d.
rected per s Hohenzollern'D
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary
opened the piers q the American. English Franch
and German steamers. and open within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF
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Special Notices.


Once-.
tF6 S osFicN5 10 5s. E-Ssduay or any Ams
szcS san I sI-F5 TeieSEaph once ,se..
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No. I322 Est
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AIl56RIcsNS ABROAD WIN md THE TRIBUNE At a,
LOND0N-Omcs % The TRIBUNE az No -
Brown. Gould & Co. No 81 Ne7r-oVf2ra-st go
Lont tS1 ana Paris Exchange. Bankers. Basidon
American Express company No Waterloo Plsee.
The Londoa once o. rIE TRBI-IE5 is a eonvsnisnt
PRs -s' M6a Gen xo an4 f ss s2ss
5ohG wsEansEsr. ". "a Rue dss Fstitss Ecurs.
Mofsan. Hsr1es 3 %. 81 Boulevard Haussnsnn-
fTS Ss Fiss95 5 a3t.l newsstand
,.i Aqgerisan Express compS6y. No, II Scribe
s5 c. ana To .ios s ss5 ".
RG-araerisan EXPRESS Company. No II
sRENEN s n1erican Express Company. No. Balm
GENo-A-AmsrisSn Express Company No Is Via san
ANTWERP, BELGIUM-American Express Company.
No QUA Van DycE.
have Seen made to Keep 5Se pAi1 S'r SsS
SoiSl. 1 IFI6JNE on Gle in the reading rooms Of the
LoT TS9:I victoria Savoy Hotel Ths Lansha
IoPos Idisad Grand H5te The o'f HovaT 1is Hotel
Norood wooipaeE Hotel WsrRoE5 Hotel Upper
Manchester, Queens Hotel. Leeds. Hotel.
radford Hotel Wellington. Tun5ridge Wells: Midland
Hotel MorecamAe Bay Midland Hotel Derby: Hol-
Ter Hotel Shankln Hotel Isle OF Wight: Bulls
Hotel Canabrdge.
IRETIAND-Eccl-s Hotel Glensarir: sherbourns Hotel
scoE EL- I, Eaoeh Hotel Glasgow: station HO'.
wAIES-waterIoo Hotel. Bettvs-y-Coed. Royal Oak
Hotel Eettys-y-Coeti
GIBRALTAF-H1teI Ce-U.
F H5i. &C. f ,Pg gts C Lille Asa Grand
Hotel du Palais. Hotel St James Albany. Merce-
des Hotel
BELGIC1I-Le Grand Hotel. Brussels
ERMANY-Nassauer- Hcf Hotel Wfesbaden. -Four sea-
sons Hotel Munich, Hotel Bellevue. Dresden: Hotel
kaisernct. Berlin. NeI.eus Hotel. AiN-la- Chapele;
Hotel ocallernof. Bad. Ereuznacn. Hotel
Four seasons Hotel Wiesca1e0. Hotel Wilhelma.
Wiestaden- Hotel Eaiserh1f. Wissbadau. Park Hotel
lssei l'tL. Iiel Iireidernacie-lof Dusseldorf; Ho-
tel Naiserhof Bas-W idJngen Hotel Qulsisana. Bad
Wtidung0ns hotel LessIuet. Sa.lrn. Met
ropoie. tteld.iterE. Grand Hotel WlhelIlshOhe
Grand Hotel HunEaria- Budapest
AUSTRIA AND SwrTZERI.AN Hotel Bristol Vienna:
Grand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest. Hotel Baur
Lac. zurich Hotel Victoria. Iut-riIEa1 Hotels VIC
toria and luuCfrau. IntnrlaEer: Continental Hotel.
Lausanne. savoy and West End FItel. CARLSBAD.
Victoria Hotel. EasIa. Hotel EaIer Basic.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-HoteI Metropolis.
Rome. Grand Hotel. Verce. Palace Hotel Milan;
Ellen Palace. Genoa. Grand Hotel Rome; Grand
Hotel QIrinai. Rome, H.,el ROYAL DanelL Venice:
Bellevue. Reno. Hotel de- D. WIFE, Forencss
Hotel de Hermitage, Monte Carlo. Monaco
Hotel. savoy Hotel. Florence: Hotel GaHa.
sanres; Hotel Beau site. cannes; Hotel Metropole.
Monte Carlo Hotel Bristol Beaulieu; Hotel de IA
Gsande bretagne Nice, Hotel Sav-y. Hossanigo. Ma
Pies Grand Hotel Victoria. Sorrento. Bay % Naples:
The Grand Hotel Monte Carlo. Hotel Louvre and
Vavoy. Aix-Ies-Bains: Grand Hotel A.x-les-Bans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
KILLED BY BALTIMORE FIRE.
Martin Mullin, Whose Hotel Was Burned.
Dies from Pneumonia.

my TELEGRAPH To TuE TR---NEI
Baltimore. March l3-Martin AfUlIin. proprietor Of
a large hotel in Baltimore-st. that was de-
stroyed in the recent fire. died to-day from pneu-
monia brought on by exposure during the fire.
Mental worry over his heavy losses fastened the
end. Just before the fire he had bought adjoining
property to enlarge his hotel He was ffty-e.ght
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC-

CUBA-Via Fort Tampa. F1a.. closes this once dany
except THURSDAY. az 1870 (ths
close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdavs1-
MEXICO CITNOverland unless specially addressed FOR
dispatch BY steamer. closes this fafv
sunday. 80 m. and 1890 .. m. SUNDAYS a. i
.. m. and 10.S0 y. m.
NEWFOCNDLANp-By rel TO North sydney. ana thence
by steamer. closes at this Office daily al N,
connecting mails close here Monday. wednesday
Saturday
JAMAICA-By rail Philadelphia. and thence Nv
steamer. closes az This Office 1880 m every sun
BY rail Boston. and thence steamer closez
at this office at Cen r. m every Friday
NIQJELON-By rail 20 Boston. ~
this Office daily $50 D. IN
BELIZE. Pt EsETC C0RTFZ and GT-ATEMAIaA-Pv
Nev-Orleans and thence by az
once 6aily. except sunday. II 30 m and 1880
D sundays Z and 1880 m
mail closes here MChdays 60 t10.3O o.
COSTA RIC'A-By rail % Na0y-Orleans thence bv
steamer. closes - this office daily except sunday
II go p. ard 1850 %. SUNDAYS Fl m "a
1880 connecting mail closes here TUESDAYS az
1000 n.
BAHAMAS except P8rccIs-Post MafIsi-Bv %
Miami Fla. and thence by steamer. closes t5.sO
n m MoulPy. Wednesday saturday.
tRegistered mail closes at p. previous day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
WILLIAM WILCOX.

Middletown. Conn. March 13.-Willian1 Wilcox
one of the best known manufacturers in this part
Of the State. died at his home this afternoon. Mr.
Wilcox was the inventor Of the rotary key hub and
the fat key. He started in the manufacturing bust
ness here in 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
JOSEPH LUooWc TRARIEUx.

Paris, March 13.-Joseph Ludovic Trarieux who
was at one time Minister OF Justice. IS dead. He
born in 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14
DAN DALTs WIFE DROPS DEAD.

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TR1BUNEI
Revere. Mass. March 13-Mrs Mary z. II. DAILY
wife OF Dan DAILY, the actor. now at Reith's in
New-fork. and a sister Of Miss Tessie Mooney the
actress. dropped dead here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees: lowest
"a yesterday. 80. for corresponding
date last as for corresponding date last
twenty-five wears. 2S
Local forecast-Fair to-day. followed BY rain
night. Tuesday light variable winds becoming
southeast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-14

AMI i at s Ffsa g56 No q Ps 80,
COIN. eldest s.a OF EnIa l.. and ne lac Alexander
ark. y. J.. Tuesday March l. 1901 az 23O D m
a5weTs % fanny I''ASo oi'''
IL March II at her e;lssass No $50
W Campbell OF New-orleans. Funeral private
DYER-As . BROOKLYN, y y March 10 1901. E,heIind
Puritan Congregational Church Lafayetts-ave Brook
ent Greenwood Relatives friends invited to at
March la Leo Erankenheirner. his residence No g
West Ilst-st FUNERAL private It is kindly requested
GRANT-on Saturday. March II 1904 Susan wihelnlina
Grant widow OF Alexander Grant Funeral services
East Orange TUESDAY March Is at 10 80 a. m
HARRINAN-On Saturday. March u. at Noun: Kisco
funeral at his late rssdence Mount flisto y y On
train leaving Grand central Depot at 600 a. m
JoHNsoN-At Matawan. March II. Henry W johnson
OF the family
KE nv baldwin Place y 7. Marea u
from her late residence or Wednesday March Is ,
Grand Central station at II .s5 a
LIE coJNTAfters brief Illness at his residence.
Iear - his az ReI9ffvss AMI srds as
invited attend ne funeral services his resi-
on Monday evening. March "a at S O'Clock. ~ 50
oSTRAXP T Iassals \ J March u. 1904
Ostrander. Funeral from the residence Of her son-n
law. Mr. J. .. Totten. No $50 Bloonheld-ave on
March Il. at O'Clock p Interment the follow
Ing day 90 C1averack. y Y.
ROLPH-At Stamford. Conn. March 70
1904 Henry L. RolDh. in his 18th year Funeral ser
wees will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday. 1880 a N
RUMBLE Suddenly. or diphtheria Danbury. Conn
saturday. March II. George Mortimer Rumble. ir
sCHoMP-on Friday, March II, louise Arrovsrnith.
widow OF Cornelius W. Schomp; in the SD year her
age Funeral service. at her home. Far HiIs y. J..
on Tuesday, March Is, at 2.3O D m Carriages Will
meet the LILO train from Cfristophor-st. New-Yor
TALBOTIn this city. March r. Emile Maud only child
u Emile sn1 the late Marcus II Talbot Funeral
services the church OF the Heavenly Rest 5th-ave
and 45th-st. wednesday. Al 10 clock London Tines
and Dublin pap-rs please copy
WALTON-At her residence No. PSI S7th-st View
York. Saturday. March II 1904.
OF the late James Morris Walton
by Philadelphia and Boston papers please copy
WHITING-On Friday March II. 1904 Ratharins Brooks
Reynolds, Wife q William T. Whiting Funeral ser
vices will he held at her late residence. No as West
Fifteenth-st.. Monday March 10 iO:3O a m. In
terment in Rye Cemetery convenience OF family