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New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
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es a-Escl4a Per $ ; e5eru1anls1 ,. a5 $50 a for
Europe Pc ErrlIrla. VIA Queenstown Liver
pool ar $50 a 1cr Belgium direct PER F5nlsus
tnal must he directed Per Flnan1' ,. a. SO a D.
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scotland ctrecr. Per Columbia mail r-usr be AZ
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Isr TELEGRAPH 10 rHr rRIBrvg.

Arlington Mass, Oct. 12-A1iss Edith VenilIa
Trowbridge. youngest daughter Of J. T. Trowbridge
the author. was married 10 Carl Hans vombaur Of
New-York. at noon to-day. The Rev. Frederic Gill.
OF the First Parish Church. performed the cere-
mony at the home Of the bride. Dr. F. H Telling
naUS; or NeW-York. was best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Nomoaur VIII reside at Bay Ridge Brooklyn after
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ton. Baron Ferstel. Vienna, Franklin Farrell An
sonia MANHATTAS-lIajor z Murdock, Calcut'
N NTT~PRAY HILLs-W- f. Moody, NOrthdeld-
Mass PLAZA-General Roy Stone; Washington
SAVOY-C Byron Chandler Manchester. y. a
AT1TNC,-Count Casstni Russian Ambassador 70
the United states and Countess Cassint NICTOFIA
~ Drake Ithaca. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Mavor Carter r. Harrison. Chicago: e%-Mayor
Ar,ns
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HOPKINs-cROsB-O Tuesday. Cerobsr IL 1904
at 81 stephens Church. Colorado springs Col. BY
the Rev BENJAMIN Brewster. CTwladys sutton.
daughter q Mr.. and Mrs Walter Floyd Crosby. 70
Mark Hopkins. tr- Of Dublin y b
AYER-VALENTISE-O Wednesday evening October
II O'Clock No III St Mark's-avs-. Brooklyn.
Mary L Valentine. daughter % M stephen Talentus.
Andrew Mayer ir.f Friends csrenony-
POPE-SOPER-On wednesday. October =. I904 az
'BieI-Brae" First Lake. AdiroucacSs. by the Rev.
Woolsey SVryker, D d. Mary Theresa daughter
~ Mrs. Arthur ". Soper. OF NeV-york. CSustavus
Dabiall= Pope. OF Detroit. Mich
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(shorld be read DAILY bv all Interested charr-s
may occur az rirnel
Ecrslgn mails for sn1inz October IS 1874.
- ese fpronptiy n Al casssl the General Posooss
81 VS. Parcels Mails close earlier thar
cil1--S below
many close a. D n. October 10 and II
Regular and Supplementary nails ForsiKa
ln corner q West and Norton Strsets} haIs LATER
.an c5snZ rule shown below texcspr Supplementary
Nals -or Europe and Central Gallon. cIoss
one hour later a. ForeiE1 Stari5nl-
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IsT TELEGRAPH TO THE raInryE1

t5T TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Danoury, Conn, Oct 1.-THE wedding Of Miss
Maude Andrew, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs s Frank
Andrew. OF this city. to the Rev Charles Frederick
OF Westfed. y. j.. took place this afternoon at the
orldes home The bridesmaid was Miss Edna Fred
SIIcA or Nestneld and the best ". 4
Dempsey WesrfiaId
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trtbunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows tenn
psTaturs a recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record.-rhs following oficiai record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature the twentv-four hours. in com
parison with the corresponding date of LAST year.
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TRANsPAC1F1c MAILS. FORWARDED c,yvzr.,V--


DAILY
schedule % closing OF Transpacfc Mails - a-r.-s
On The presumption o. their unlutsrrupUsd 9verIs-1
transit = port Of sailing The hna ccnnscsiu a1S-
m previous dayl close the Gelsral Posroa--.-
Nev-YorS. IS follows:
san Francisco eose a. $50 October IL Cor tis-
patch 3 s. America NarlI 49,
Tahit and Marquesas Islands close
$50 D n October Is FOR dispatch Warlo0q7
samoa. Hawaii AID FIJI Islands via san Fraucfsrs
close az $50 m October IS
-5s Sllaie steamer CARVING the British
a@7lt -'i 2eaiarl does 70 con
nect with this disFatch uafls-closiug AZ 60
a m $50 a n and $50 sundays $50 N
8 m and o-Su o. mvill bs made Forwards
uuyll the arrival OF the t-unard
Hawai- Japan Korea China ard spec. add. mai
Philippine Islands via Francisco closs ar $50 q IN
pcl1nsr toner - -, l1I ry,Pte aiSPaten per : $ China
Fluipplne Islands via Tacoma. close $50 D. m o.
~ JeeeFT u sor elspsIsh per 3 FelenasnuS
- f7r dispatch per Alaule5s
Japan except Parcsisocsf Mails Korea China ana
calI sfdessed mall for Phii0uIue Island Van
= ~ atspttcl per Empress of Japan
Philippine Islands and Guam VIA San
at $50 ? n October = for disparch per u s. Trsrs-
Fir Islands. also specially addressed usan for 4u---.
ard New Caledonia VIA Nanclrver and Victoria =
lose AZ q 30 ~ November s sor dispatch per a a
Manchurta except Nswchanz, and Eastern sh--z d. a.
present forwarded Russia -
NOTE-Culess otherwise addressed Wesf Auerr4lf. n
torWartet via Earope. New Zealand san F-ancisrs
kneichov SzecoWan and Evangsi. VIA Rriris~ Tnsfs-
the QUICKEST routes Philippines
rates Eawat Is forwarded Via san Frsncisco es-
clusiyeiy
cORNELTUS VAN cOrr P,s.n.u.,
Fos'oi1cs. Nav York n Z. octo1sr Z. laoA
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest Al
average. 10 average corresponding date year 81
average corresponding date twenty-five veara "a
ForecasL-Csaring to-day Friday fair. warmer briss
notthsast Wtn1A. diminishing
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Labiche Vaudeville at the Amezican-Weber
Again POstpOnes Opening.

The French company which is appearing now AZ
the American Theatre, last night put on @'Uu Cha
peau de PaiIle d'Italie' the famous vaudeville by
Labiche and Michel. which fifteen years ago was
in English in this city tat the Academy OF
Music. was IL nOt9. with the title. The LeghOru
Hat u Maury took the part OF Fadtnard last
night. and carried IL through with much buoyancy
and spirit extracting from those numerous asides
and soioquies. addressed (as LAbches stage dirsc-
tons put iO ''to the public" a generous MEASURE
OF laughter and rnerriraent. The audience was
small, however, and the stage very large. which
may have accounted in part for the seeming slow
d'Itale' will he repeated until Saturday evening
when Mol1ere's comedy, "Iaruuffe, viii be pre-
the attention Of students of French who have so
far been conspcuously absent from the audiences
Weber & Ziegfeld have again postponed the open
ing Of their music hall this time until Thursday
night, the 3Orh. First they say Ben Teal resigned
and then SAN Marion. his successor as stage
manager. fell sick Now Mr. Savage has loaned
George Marion. one OF the most expert stage man
oe ready for Broadway Inspection By this
date without q further postpOnenlent-
Miss Ida Renee. the London music hall singer
VIII replace Mss Grace Cameron in "Ptn! Par,
POUR AZ the Casino tonight She was 10 have
done so yesterday. but was TOO i'll 10 sing
Euaw & Erlanger's production OF .TIur1pty Dump
ty'' the New Amsterdam Theatre. on November
"A viii be staged in eleven scenes. with a harle-
qligade. a feature that that has not been seen IN a
century The scenes Of the first act viii represent
Lne Wa.s @ o. H1ng S8liIllln race ..r
FAIRY Forest the second. The Royal Kitchen
The The TsFTsss Of he Castle & and td great Pallet n
Retreat and The city OF Coral" The third act
The kingdom OF NIisrule'' and The Palace OF the
Eyrte with a massive transformation called TIE
be staged In two scenes
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Register On the FIRST day Of r.oi..-,.i,, -.
'.'''~ you went 70 vote fer oontinuanoe
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

AroCHA-At her residence No. los West s5th-st
Monday evening. October 10. Anna Hunloks Brother
NeW-OrIeans, and daughter OF the late Philip Ham
uton Brotherson and Alice Lansing Woodrufe Fu-
neral services at the house THURSDAY afternoon at
o'clock Relatives and friends invited
CAMP PBEIIA-At Metuchen y J.. on Monday. Octoosr
10. Augustine Campbs- IN his ISd wear Funeral Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock from the Presbyterian
Church
CRANE-suddeuly. October 10. 1904. her residences.
No 81 East 9tth-st-. Ella Bacon. wife OF Frederick
B Crane Funeral services Will be held the Madi
son Avenue Presbyterian Church, 73d-sJ and Madl-
son-ave. Thursday. October Il. at p.
DE GRAJ-W-Cu Wednesday. October -. at her cogr-
try residence. in Ptttsheld Mass Amelia De Gf-auw.
wife Of Max Evarts Butler and daughter OF Eu-
pheua and the late Theodors A. De Grauw Notice
OF funeral hereafter
FORTON-At White Plains. y Y, on Wednesday Octo-
her -. Charles Horton IN the 94rh age.
services from his ate residerce. No = South
Broadway. White Plains y Y. Saturday. October
X al ? Carriages viii trains leaving
Grand Central station at los and EOS ?. m.
MCoNNELL-on Monday September 10 at Fsrasyhaak
Elze Scotland In the house OF Mrs CadWalader Jones'
Funeral services will be held the Fifth Pres
hyterian Church Fifty Friday morn
ing Octooer 1890 clock Burial Philadelphia
sIMoNDS-On Tuesday. October II. Henry A. siunouds
Of Frederick " Sluonds, IN the 50Uh
OF his age Funeral services Will be held
Church ID and l0rh-st- Friday morning. 0cto-
Der H. az 10 o'clock. Interunent at Woodlawn
sTFNT-On October - 1904 Louise s. daughter Of
Thomas and The late saran H Stent FuneraI private
lies clark No 10 West I26th-sr.
THORNroN-On Tuesday October H. 1904 Ellen MI
Ter. wife OF William Thornton Funeral her
home. No 80 Rverson-st. BROOKLYN Thursday.
a m
YoUNG-suddenly at MS summer residence Slack Rock
conn october IL. Ionn Manning Young Notice %
late Washington please
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Remember that big first days registration
encourages Republican voters, and register to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Long Branch. \. ]. Oct u (speciaD--Aliss Sarah
Straus daughter OF Isidor Straus. and Dr. Alfred
7. Hess o. New-Tork, were married at noon to-day
az the home Of Mr. Straus. at South Elberou There
were present three hundred guests from New-York
who came by special train DR.. Samuel SchUlman
the associate rabbi Of Temple BETHEL performed
the ceremony. Miss Minnie Straus. sister of the
bride. was maid Of honor and Dr.. Edward Beer
was best man The ushers were Jesse. Percy and
Heroerr StraUS, brothers OF the bride. and Rich
ara Lee There was a wedding breakfast after the
ceremony Dr. hess is of Selmar Hess. the
publisher The couple sail for Europe Immediately.
where Dr. Hess viii spend a year studying al
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sor me conveuisncs OF TRIBUNE REApERS ahroa6
sI-Se. Pave been made 70 keep the DAILY and
SCtS' l515CNE On file in the rsadins rooms or tas
LONDON-IE0reI Victoria SAVOY E4,tsI T-he Iausra-
fCiI- --45lo Grand Hotel The Howard Eotsl Nor-
WOOD. Hotel Russell
SLA6slghi Hotel Liverpool; Midland EotsL
plc.ee- QUeens Hotel. Leeds; Midland Hotel,
TI--1o-Sl dotel Wellington. Tunbridge WslIss Midlart
l@4 Norsca11he BAY. Midland HOtsl Derby; EIol
scoTJ ,HS-oesl S1anklin Horel. Isle OF Wight
- Let-SL EuoCh Hotel. GIasgoW. Startou Ec1ei.
--AIE5 station Hotel. DJrne-es
IAI2-HotaI Cecil
z4ttel Chatham, Hotel d Lille q AIblOn. Grand
~, e -theuse. Grand Hotel Hotsl COnciusncsl.
--1- 1 Ealats, Hotel St James and Albany. Alsr-
cet1ss Hotel, Hotel Regina
IrS@ go. 51l-Le Grand Hotel
rS--,-a-S The hurhaus SchsvsnaSsL
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$50 E1ote- Gologns; Harms Hotel. CooS1e; Era1k-
-9tel Grand Afonarqus Atx-la-Chapees Hotel kaiser
TO- Cocesbsrg-on-Rhfne. Hotel Regina. Eade1-Bzden
AUSTRIA AND SWTTZERLANVD-Hots Bristol Vienna
-7nt Hotel Hungarfa. Budapest: Hotel Bsur LsE-
E1rich: Hotel de "a Pax. Geneva
LISls4 And SOUTH OF FRANCE-FLotsl Asrrolol-
ZONE Grand Hotel. Venice, Grand Hots Rome; den
Falace Genoa Grand Hotel 0utrtnal. Rome, Hotel
ace Hotel. Milan
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Leila C,rigEs second daughter Of eX-AtIorney
General John ". Grtggs, and oscar 9 Huntoon,
were married yesterday afternoon at Sussex House.
the home OF Mr. Griggs at Paterson. n. J. The
ceremony was simple. and was performed by the
Rev. David Stuart Hamilton, rector Of St PauFs
Episcopal Church. Of that place The bridal pro-
cession was led by the brides two little sisters,
Misses Elizabeth and Janet. ribbon girls. The
bride and her father came next. followed by the
maid OF honor, Miss Helen Griggs. and the ushers.
George ". Johnson. OF Hackensack ana IhomaS
Goodbody OF Haledon. At the entrance 10 the
drawing the party was joined By the bride
groom and best man. Robert Glenviue Hughes OF
Paterson. Miss Griggs a gown OF white lace.
and the maid OF honor similarly attlred- A
wedding luncheon and reception followed the cere-
mony. 1Ir and Mrs Huntoon started on trip
in the South. Among the guests were Mrs. Garret
A Hobart, OF Paterson; United States Senator and
Miss Kean OF Elizabeth; Colonel and Mrs. William
Barbour. Of Paterson: ex-senator William NJ. John
son and Mrs Johnson. Of HackensacS Mr.. and
Mrs. z. LeB Gardiner. or Ridgewood; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin r. Lee OF Trenton: Prosecutor Eu-
gene Emley and Mrs. Emley Of Paterson; Judge
Scott and Mrs. Scott, OF Paterson: Judge Lewis
and Mrs Lewis Of Paterson. and Colonel and Mrs.
H. A Potter. OF East Orange.
Saratoga. N. z. Oct. II (speciaD.-The marriage
Of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Goodrdge. daughter OF Ira c.
Cioodridge of Pasadena, CAL formerly OF this place.
and Clarence B. Hall, OF Pasadena took place this
noon in the New-England Congregational Church
here. The ceremony was performed Oy the pastor,
the Rev Dr. F. Lauriston Bullard. in the presence
OF a large company. including many from out of
town Lieutenant Hannibal Holden. OF the battle
shin Maine, and Mrs. Holden. who were married at
harrington VT. last week. were respectively best
man and unatrou OF honor. wedding breakfast
Ias given at the North Broadway home Of the
,,i5.,s amt Mrs Sidney A. Rickard- The newly
DaSSa5 co1pIe left tonight for their future home
On the Pacific Slope by the way OF New-York City.
Chicago and St LOUIS
,ron+cIair. n J.. Oct. 12-The marriage of Miss
100 levitt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
GO Hewitt. and William Price Berrien. took
800 IN the First Presbyterian Church here to-
+igbt The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
TIsu,a1rvn s FuIuer. To-day also the twenty
eigbt, wedding anniversary Of the brides parents
NJ Hewitt is a nephew OF the late Abram 5.
EJer5t+ The wedding attended by many
a.+s rom New-York and Brooklyn. The bride
80 r,,,-,e7 IN white rnarquitte lace and
tended hv her sister, Miss Eltnor Hewitt. who wore
besr man and the ushers were Clifford Cairns
TsTaas ISerrien Charles o. Truck Albert Wright
SS 0lvsr SAWYER. Mr.. and Mrs BerTien will
snsn5 the winter in New-Hork.
n-or4hheld Conn, Oct 12.-The wedding Of Miss
NFarv N Auing. only daughter OF Mrs. Charles e
Au,nr ana Herbert c. Miller took place here IN
the Auing homestead this evening Miss AIling
was graduated from NorthheId Seminary in 1900
sbe A. sescen6e. from Roger Aling trst treasurer
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Notices Of marriages and deaths muse be in
dorsed with full name and address
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Of the Connecticut Colonies. at New-Faven. 1883; of
John AIing treasurer Of Yale College from 17O
70 III and OF Sergeant Samuel Alling. Of the
revolution. Mr.. Miller prepared for college al
Mount Hermon School. and was graduated from
Yale University in June. where he held the office
OF treasurer Of the Yale Athletic Association.
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Make your plans to-day for rsgistration 20.
tration.
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Mail susscrbers IN SeE-Tork CITY ., the pAIIY a-z
TEtl-NEftAlY viii be charged one cent a couv ext-.
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SpeciaI Notices

Also 20 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and rhs Phiiiuufne.
without extra exnenss tor foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Miss Ida Renee the London music hall singer
VIII replace Miss Grace Cameron in "Ptft Par,
POUR a. the Casino tonight She was 70 have
done so yesterday. buC was TOO III 70 sing
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
MAILS FOR soUTE ASD czSrHAL AMERICA.

tn RSDAY 13th-At 4 n for CHA. yucatan and
Caupeche 3 Monterey email for crhe- eats ~
Mexico must be diTecJed per ; $. Monterey.
FRIDAY ft4-h'Ar Il m ts1pplsnlencar- -
Bahamas. OrfZaba (nall tar SANTIAGO must b
direct-t per Orizaha''}. - BahausaS
and 4l-Cieo, peE Niagara via Nassau and Tanapieo
tu1aI must 5e directed 'psr : NlaEn-af1
SAT- RDAI I15thf-AL $50 A (slIprlarleurzryy q
a FOR Porto Rico. Curacao and Vsnezuelz per =
Colombia. be g.
rected per 5 Caracas'O; at a for ArEsnrins.
Uruguay and Paraguay = 8 Casilda- n
ts1pr ernsnra-y 1880 M for Fortune Island IA
Colombia. 1laE5aIsna Department
A-at Costa Rica via Iiu1on must ~.
directed per AtafO. $50 tsuppierlen-aV
1880 a. for Bermuda. ST Thomas. Croir
va-d ard Wiudward Islands. Guiana. per
Cz-tbdes mail toF Crauada and Trinidad bs
rectst Per > : Carfobes'): az 10 for Cuba us~
M0rro Castle. VIA Havana - Norrha--
Brazil per 3 Du1sIau. Para 1rznaoE-
y so for Cuba, Per 8. 3. Oliada. VIA Nrsfzs-4s
(ruau Be directed per :. s. O1nda'1
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Atocha- Anna n r
Campbell. Augustine
Crane. Ella p
De Grauw. Amelia
Horton. Charles,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Northheld Conn. Oct 1.-THE wedding of Miss
Mary N AIing. only daughter OF Mrs Charles e
AIlIng. and Herbert c. Miller took place here In
the Auing homestead this evening Miss AIling
was graduated from NorthheId Seminary in 1900
She Is descended from Roger Allng. trst treasurer
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

That two women bound by tender ties OF endear-
aent should kiss each ether the Instant they met,
after season OF separation would De no cause for
surprise, but Il happened IN a hotel lobby a few
days ago that a matroaly pair into each
others arms, exchanged greetings and after chat
evidently decided they had neglected something,
and though q little beated- executed the oscula-
tor duet
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Tribune Local Observations
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. Exrrer
TRANSpA rTETr


CUBA-vla Port Tampa. Fla a. this ofc- AN,
except Thursday. al 1850 the con1scri1r unqa
close here Mondays. Wednesdays Saflirfavs1
MEXICO CTTT-Ovsraud. unless specially adf-e-ssj
dispatch by steamer closes AZ this daily scs1e
sunday, a. 15O p and 1880 ?. N sundays a. 4
ard 1870 .. n
NEWFCCSDLA AND tsx>est Parcels Post AIafls)-E al,
sydney and tEe1os by steamer closes A. fss
daily At $50 (couuscriug ccxz
every Monday. Wednesday and saturday, - N'-1
JANAICA-By rail 20 Boston. and thence bv
closes az this oTacs AZ $50 Tuesday BY al 70
once u so . Wednesday.
NIOJ-ELON-By rail Boston. b7r4 4eaar,s-
closes this ofacs daily $50 p. N
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS east Coastl ana
GCATE1I ALA-By rail 20 NsV-Orlsans ara rhoT~. ~
closes this once daily. except SUNDAY
fl90 p. and V1O-5O Sundays II D. N and
tt0,s9 connecting mail closes here Mondays a.
110-SO M
COSTA RICA-By rail Ssvr-Orisans, and the,r. ~
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TI-30 .. and 1880 p Sundays a II m asg
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NICARAGUA Cast Coas1l-sy rau 70 Nsv-Orisaas ana
BY steamer. closes this ofdcs daily sro@-s
Sunday. v1-30 ?. n. and 1850 D. N SUNDAYS a.
Thursdays az 7lO3O p M
Registered mail closes AZ p previous day
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CEMETERIES.
Great PnsIawu Cemetery. e.315 Round trfp
tcksr SOC Is Y 34th
UNDERTARERS
esd Frank r. CampbeII-stepheu Merritt.
EunhI-r Inst e4l-2 West sd 1925 Chelsea
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-21
DOINGS OF 4. .VEEK
What Has Happened Throughout
the Civilized World.
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
A Complete Review Of the Happenings
of the Past Seven Days In This
and ALI Foreign Lands.
GIVEN IN THE PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

Through its executive committee
the Enterchurch conference has issued an
appeal to Christian people as the first
move in its campaign of education
against the evil of divorce.
The death is announced of DIR. Clinton
Cushing, one of the Oldest and best
known physicians of Washington.
General Manager John F. Wallace, OF
the Illinois Central railroad, has been
rendered and accepted the position OF
chief engineer of the Panama canal. The
appointment takes effect June l, and the
salary is to be $25, 900 year.
The monthly report on wheat shows
loss of almost 100000 acres in the
area. 1t suggests 10000, 900 bushels less
wheat than last year.
The suggestion by Secretary Shaw OF
Representative Hit as the republican
vice presidential nominee is Endorsed
in Washington. Political friends OF the
Illinoisan believe he would accept.
A third call has been issued by Secre-
tary Shaw on the depository banks, dl-
recting them to transfer tothe treasury
on or before May Is, approximately $1O,-
100000.
April gross postal receipts at the 80
largest post offices in the country, as
compared with April, 1903, aggregated
$5,S3O,819, a net increase of $439, 65S, or
over eight per cent.
1t is said that Pension Commissioner
Ware has offered his resignation to
President Roosevelt, and will go back
to Kansas