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JACOB ROMBERG.

Jacob Rorberg, president Of the J. Ronbers
Company Gncorporated). died his home No. So
East Sixty-ffth-st, Sunday. Mr. Romberg was
well known fire insurance man. He established the
firm of ] Romberg & Son in 1883. The firm in
corporated in 1902 Mr. Romberg being elected
president Mr. Ronbevg eghty-two years old
and owing to his advanced age had not been ac-
lively engaged in the business for five years The
funeral viii be held to-day at a. m. at his home.
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JUDGE ]. NJ. Jones.

Cleveland. July u.-JUdge ]. NJ. Jones' one Of the
best known lawyers in the State. died suddenly at
his home here this afternoon from Bright's dis
ease. Judge Jones returned on Saturday from
New-York City, where he had undergone surgi-
cal operation He had long been prominent in
legal circles, and had served as counsel for the
Western Union Telegraph Company, and as &
Common Pleas judge for some years. He was a
native of England and q brother Of former United
States Senator John p. Jones. of Nevada Judge
Jones was seventy-seven years old.
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80. on Long Island They made the trip to and
- board their turbine yacht Tarantula

~c.. Frances Crocber is staying with Mr. and
= Iohu Sloane at their country place at Lenox
>,--,Ser IS set the date % the wedding of
-, U,nts-ed Folsom and Edward Delafeld the
A----,ory taking place in Trinity Church Lenox
~, Folsom is the fifth daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
$50. W. Folsom. Her sister. Miss Maud Folsom
II hs married TO Clark G. voorhees, at Trinity
church on August 20
T-erss. Give Bailey. OF the Union Club has re-
100 rom furIough in England and resumed his
s,+ses rs consul at this port Sir Percy Sanderson
= G n c. the consul general. and Miss Sanderson
III sail soon for England.
u.ury P Winthrop. who has been staying with
az and Mrs. G. G. Haven at Lenox. has returned
70 town
Afr ana Mrs. Henry 3. Barnes ere at Southland
.on Long Island. for the summer
AIRS J Hood Wright leaves town on Thursday
.,- Ea-bor Point Mich. where she will spend sew
eral weeks
Yr and Mrs. Daniel lie Roy Dresser are at Cen
o. Island. where they have the Ludlana cottage
sur the summer.
III ana Mrs Colgate Hoyt are at their country
MACE on Centre Island where they are entertaining
q large house party
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Mr.. Miller born in PUtney. Vt. on September
g. 1S45. He a of John =. and Charlotte A
(Noyes) Miller, who a sister Of John Humphrey
Noyes. founder OF the Oneida Community He re-
ceived his early education at the Oneida Com
naunity. Oneida, n Y. and was graduated from
Yae's scientific department in 1872, receiving the
degree of Pm. 3. He married Annie z. Kelly on
November =, 1875, ut Wallingford, Conn.
Mr.. Miller was the author Of The Strike OF a
Sex and "ZuBassent's Discovery"
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

These safl Tomorrow On tie Ksiser wilhelm II:
Hugh Bancroft L. Clarence Jone7.
Miss Katharine Bancroft Mrs. =. Ps1st
- L Bull Mrs. J. J. Post
Samuel Pon,srov Colt Mr. Mrs Archer Vance
andrew X. Culver. Pancoast -,,...
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On the statc.dam viii sHil:
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1eia. Irving r. Wes
Among those who arrived yesterday on the
-lil-e8Doli
Major 2. De-glana. Mss MA f<oeset
SSeorge D. Burgess. tiss I.lt. seeoie.-
ssptafa G Z. EarA LuSu~4S-
BIZ Robert Gore
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HONOR H. A. RoeERs's MEMORY.

Resolutions on the death OF Henry A. Rogers. ex-
president OF the Board OF Education were rresen+
ed at the meeting OF the board yesterday by the
committee appointed on June q The members OF
the executive committee Of the board 10 serve for
The ensuing year were reelected Associate City
superintendent Marble was elected him
self for six years. DR. Marble received tyaDrv-
four votes out OF twenty-nine cast. There viii be
no more meetings OF the board until September
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THE POPE RECEIVES Oh. DIVER.

Rome, July 1.-The Pope to-day received in pri-
FGte audience Dr.. John Driver. OF New-York, who
was surgeon Of the G9th REGIMENT in the Civil War
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEIIARIE- r O. Erwin, Hartford; Justice
Brown. Of the United states supreme Court. Wash
iuEtan. FIFTH ANENI'r --E, J.. Post. Albany.
HOLLAND Hiram st5,ey. RochssteT MANH4T-
c c. Woolworth Albany. EICTORIA-Uri 5.
French Elnra. WALDORF-ASTORIA-F
Buckley Smith. Worcester, T. Bage Kerr, Lake
wood NOLCOTT-C. J. IAngiOn. Elmira.
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Highest temperature yesterday So degrees lowest 6s
TO for corresponding date last year u
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. -
Local forecast: thunderstorus today ana
Wednesday, fresh southerly winds
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JUSTICE AND MRS. BROWN IN TOWN.

Justice Henry p. Brown, OF the United States
supreme Court, who recently surprised hts friends
W MS marriage, IS at the AIbeuaris with Mrs
aeTn They came from Atlantic City yesterday
s &C Eil sail the Philadelphia Saturday for six
weeks N Europe
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Should ready DAILY by al tntsrsstst AZ changes
Foreign malls for ending Is 1904
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ton Of West and Morton half
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rlentary Mails for Europe and Central America
Colon, close hour Foreign Station.
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Tribune Local Observations

n this diagram the continuous WI n.
Indicated by self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows tenn
pera.ure recorded by the local Weather
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from Bureau shows changes in the tenn
perature twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date vera:
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MAYOR JONES NEAR DEATH.

Toledo. July u.-Mayor Jones is unconscious. with
high fever and all signs point to his death within
a short time.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE MOVES MILLER.

Branford, Conn. July u-George Noyes Miller.
manager of the New-York office of the Oneida
Community u-inited). died. after Illness OF sew
to-day.
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LYDIA BALL.

Florence. Italy, July u.-Miss Lydia Ball. fifty
| five years Old of Cleveland. Ohio died from con-
| sumption here to-day. The body will be sent to
| Cleveland
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Ruth PEBBLES. Of The Prince OF Pnsen" com
pany, also returned 10 New-York on the Mime
apohs She said that the play had made a big hit
on the other side, and the entire company had had
the time Of their lives in London.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

May Robson returned yesterday from England on
the Minneapolis She had been abroad since April
% ana IS BACK with new play to try on the pub
lie, which gives her another sIavov mart rho ,Ia,,
being written around cockney servant girl. At
INC present. time Il is known The Lucky Num-
per hut MISS robson SAYS the will proba bIv
De changed when she brings II out in the fail ''
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fQL NG-SitE,ItMAN-On Saturday afternoon, July
Ie'4 at the residence OF the mother Mrs Dalia
sherman by the Rev Thomas Melvin. Bertha young
est daughter OF the late Hon jefferson Sherman ara
Thomas FarweIl OF the Ia,e Thomas X Young az
OF Marion. y. y. - S' 80
Notices OF marriages and deaths must De in
dorsed with full name and address,
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the Minneapolis. She had been abroad since Anr,1
q and IS back with play to try on the Dub-
nc "hlch gives her another sIavcy part the play
oeihg written around a cockney servant girl. At
mo present time II is known as The Lucky Nun
De changed when she brings It out in the fan
Ruth PEBBLES Of The Prince OF Pnsen" com
pany. also returned 10 New-York on the Mime
apois She said that the play had made a big hit
on the other side, and the entire company had had
the time Of their lives in London
Announcement was made yesterday afternoon at
the Offices of Hamlin. Mitchell Fields that Victor
Herbert had been engaged 20 write all the music
for the productions at the Lew N. Fields Theatre,
which IS 10 open IN West Forty second-st in No
vemher. II also was announced that Miss Marie
Cahtll had signed 4 member OF the Lew Fields
Theatre company she afIIxius her signature to the
document IN her stateroom on board the steamship
Deutschland just prior 10 It's sailing for Europe
last Thursday Mr Herbert signed his contract
yesterday afternoon. and to-day he Will meet Glen
MacDonough. who IS writing the book of the ulsl-
cal production which viii open the new theatre
and they Will consult with Hamua Mitchell &
Fields. and work VIII be begun Immediately. Re
hearsas. under the direction OF Julian Mitchell and
Lew Fields, probably VIII begin early n September.
II also announced at the Offices or Hamlin.
Mitchell & Fields that this firm would produce its
comedy. Bird Center" also from ths pen OF Glen
Marlborough. founded on the cartoons OF George
NJ uIsleori IA 'ne " .S', on or ia q -t ~ -
Louis Payne, Blanche Chapman and Rosa Cooke
FOR principal parts All -FOUR players well
known in comedy work. and have established fame
in NewYork and throughout the country.
TrixIe Friganza and her sister. Bessie Friganza-
who have been with The Prince OF Pilseu' az
the Shaftesbury Theatre. IN London. for the last
seven weeks. arrived the Minneapolis yesterday.
They returned TO America 20 settle up the estate
OF their father. who died IN Cincinnati snort
time ago Miss Frisanza's role Is now being sung
by Sophie brandt Camille Clifford. who is the
New-York girl In the Song OF the CItI5s7 has
scored personal success equal to that Of Edna
May. At nearly every performance she receives
valuable gifts most OF them from unknown ad-
rnircrs. When il IS remembered that a short time
Miss clifford was selling cigars In Boston, her
London success seems all the remarkable.
Shaftesbury for long time.
Theodore Roberts and George Thatcher both
signed contracts yesterday with Henry w. Saw
age play tho most important roles in the
Western County Chairman company. Mr.. Rob
erts VIII play the title role and Mr.. Thatcher will
play the part OF Sassaf ras Livingston played in
the Eastern organization by Willis +. Sweatuam.
The Western County Chairman company viii
begin its IN ST. Louis, and go 10 The Pa
cidc Coast
Andrew Mack will be the corning season in
a new play. by Edward L. Rose. entitled The
WAY to KeuTnare." which he Will present under
the management Of Rich & Harris.
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VIE, Frances Croclner is staying with Mr.. and
= Iohn Sloane at their country place at Lenox
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Judge William H. Hunt. who has tust retired ron,
the GOvernorship OF Porto Rico was at the Everett
House last night Speaking OF conditions in Porto
Rico he said:
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Among those who arrived yesterday on The
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Mrs J Hood Wright leaves town on Thursday
sor Ea-bor Point. Mich. where she will spend sew
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For points Europe all countries In the Universal
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s.ury p winthrop. who has been staying with
ar and MIS-. c. G. Haven at Lenox, has returned
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.yr and Mrs. Daniel lie Roy Dresser are at Cen
,-s Island. where they have the Ludlan cottage
summer.