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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
YOUNG CHILEAN DROVNS.
Son of Leading Official Loses Life
IN UOha7Ck RiTer.

schenectady, y. Y May 1-As the result Of
boating accident IN tho Mohawk River to-day. 4.
Robes. the son OF leading official in the Chilau
government was drowned and his companion mar
rowly escaped similar fate
Robes. who had been in the testing department.
OF the General Electric works in this city for sew
eral months, having been sent here by Chilli TO
secure technical education 20 enable him TO take
Up special work in connection with the Department
Of Public Works OF mis- government. went out in
boat this afternoon, in company with T. D. Lattis,
of this CITY also a student in the testing depart
meut. The river is several feet higher than usual
by reason Of the heavy rains which have fallen
Gently When the boat passing under Free
mans Bridge the men attempted TO change seats.
The balance OF the craft was lost in this operation
and the boat upset Ernest iavi-t. 4 foreman
in the works who was camping ns-tTby, witness'd
the accident and attempted TO rescue the men lie
caught LartiS he going down for the last
time. bUt R1bes lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Class Beta % the Ethical school vii present 4
MidsumUer Nights Dream az central Ferk West
and sixty third 81, A.
Meeting 20 a 70 protect animals. Nevata
aBartment house. Hroad~ay and ee'enti~th -
Military SHOW Madison square Garden. IT'S m
Riverside branch ~ WomauS Municipal League.
sherman square Hotel. $50
Lecture John De Wnt Warner. Temple Roieph sholoH
spring rheatrIcaIs stroiier-. ~ Madison night
Special meeting Republican club u the NINth As'e N
District. broadway Arcade. broadway ana sixty
sixth-st Address by Edward = Brown night
Academy of Sciences business meeting. Amer
Museum ~ Natura. History. seventy seventh -
and Central Park West, siS 3
Regular mou'rly meeting West End Association. Iioei
Andrew broadway and Seventy second So ; 20
O'Clock D.
Annual meeting Irish Industrial Society q America.
Cathedral school Hal. 30. III Flftietu Ct. B. m
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TRANsPAC1F1C NAILS. FORWARDED ovERIaN,


The schedule closing o. Transpacihc Malls Is ar
the presumption Of their uninterrupted over
lard port % sailing The dnal connecting mails
except Registered Franspa Mails which close :, ~
previous day. close al the General Postoce New-Yorx
Hawaii Japan CHINA and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco close al $50 ? Nay sor disparch per
Hawai- Japan China and PhilIppins Islands VIA San
Franctsco close az $50 ? m Nav FOR dispatch per
America Maru
Hawaii Via san Francisco close at $50 D y, Nav a
for Dispatch per Alameda
China and japan. via Tacoma close $50 D n Nav
tor dispatch Per s Ming Chow
close AZ $50 .. m MAY Il for dispatch per a
Empress India tMerchandfse J-rfred Srar@z
Postal Agency AZ Shanghai cannot be forwarded VIA
Canada
Chira JaFan. seattle $50 D n Nav %
dispatch Hyaies-
Zealand. Australia teXceot Westi.
ard Hawaii via san Francisco
$50 .. N. Nav q for dispatch =
the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for New
arrive in time rhfs
ard 6:3b o n sundays at f.30 a. Q and g. 30
r. m.-wiH be made I'D and forwarded the arrival
he Crlnard steamer
Australia west,. Fiji Islands and New-Csledonfa
r c.. eose at ESQ m May q dispatch per >.
AtoNera-
TAHITI Marguesas Islands Francisco clos. az
$40 ? N, May - for dispatch per :. Aarfposa
May - for dispatch per L. :. Transport
NOTE-Cnless otherwise addressed. Australia "a
forwarded via Europe. and New-Zealand and Philip
pines via san FranciscC-the quickest routes Philip
pines specially addressed via Canada via Eur0pa
fully prepaid rates Hawaii
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
CORNELIJS VAN COT~T Postmaster
POstofhce. NeW-Fo-k. y Y April - 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Tashington. May l.
The during The last twentyfour hours
have been slight Of high pressure whose crest
evidently ln ne region drifting slowly
eastward its southern being the lake region
in the Southwest and there is marked
depression the southern plateau.
The cleared finally in northeastern dis
trcts and fair prevailed elsewhere except
where local showers fallen Ioco. rains have also
fallen California and over the plateau region
The temperature changes have Irregular IN
important.
Fair weather is indicated Tuesday except
states locally The eastern slope OF
the Rocky Mountains and the Southern plateau
weather IS indicated for the lake region and
:lnued warm weather elsewhere
Along the Atlantic and Gulr coasts the winds will be
mostly light and variable lakes, mostly fresh
northeast north
Frost warnings have Issued Washington. Ore
and idaho
Steamers departing for European ports viii have
Banks
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For Eastern New
York far today the interior; Tuesday faiF
fresh north 10 northeast winds
For w-Jersey. Delaware and District OF columbia
fair today light 20 fresh northeast "iis
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania fair
20 dav and Tuesday, fresh northeast 20 north winds
For far to-day and TUESDAY variable
winds becoming north 10 northeast
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day ana IueSGay p
cooler IN northeast portion fresh northeast TO north
winds.
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SAMUEL ANDRgws's WILL pRos4TeD.
TGY TELEGRAPu TO THE TRIBrNE. I

by TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBESE
Lakewood. y. j.. May THE will OF Samuel An
drews, who identified with the formation OF
the Standard Oil Company, has been admitted 70
probate by Surrogate Grover, Of Toms River. Mr..
Andrews lived in Cleveland for many years, but
claimed Lakewood his residence and custOmarily
from Cleveland 10 vote at the village elections.
Tie will does not give the value OF the estate Mr..
Andrews received 81 O00O coo from John D. Rockefel-
Ter, according To report. for his interest in the
Standard oil Company. lie names his widow and
his son Horace Andrews. executors. and 20
them, as trustees. he gives ell his property real
and personal TO be held by them during the life OF
mis- widow Mrs. Andrews, should she desire IL, is
10 have the entire net income Of the estate her
death the estate is to be divided equally among his
children, Horace, Charlotte, Lily, Belle. Bertha
and Mary. The document is dated at Cleveland.
February D. 1884, and the witnesses were Andrew
Squire. J. II. Dempsey and ". b Whiting. OF
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Antonin Dvorak was born on September 6. 1871. at
Muhlhauser. near Kralup. in Bohemia His
father. Franz Dvorak, the butcher and i1nkeeper
or the place, destined him fer the former OF
these trades. The bands of ltnerant musicians
which freQuented that region aroused MS musical
ambition. and he got the village schoolmaster 70
teach him to sing and play the violin Fiis prog
ress was so remarkable trat soon he was pro-
NOTED 10 singing occasional solos in church, and
TO playing the violin holidays In 1853 his
rather sent him 10 better school ZIouitz put
ting him under The care Of an uncle. There the
organ and pianoforte were taught Dvorak as
well as q certain amount of theory Two years
afterward he was sent TO learn German, and so
to finish his education kamuitz where Hancke
the organist. taught him for year After this
he returned 10 ZonItz. his father having in the
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|. M. FIELDS TO PLAY THIS WEEK..

The reports from Boston as to the nature OF
the injuries recently sustained IN that city by
Lew NJ Fists II the firm Of Weber & Fields
have been greatly exaggerated There a
story current yesterday 20 the effect that the
injury 10 his NIP would prevent him from going
the stage for several months This is not true
Mr. Fields communicated with his representative
In this city last evening. and said that he would
New-York Tuesday morning FOR consul
tatlon with his family physician. Dr. Griffin, and
the surgeons attending him In Boston had assured
him he would be ahie TO play al the Globe
Theatre Thursday night OF this week. There
is reason doubt that he will be bic 20 play
the final week OF the Weber & Fields partnership
the West End Theatre. This city. beginning
next Monday night
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMAELE-S RandoIf Baker. H. b, Wyu-
gard and q. : Madegau London. ASTOK-Colouei
+. Sanford Taylor, chill. Professor Nerxes Aus
rrafla DARLINGTON Robert l.. Keeling. Wash
iugtou. EVERETT Lieutenant ". q. Rope. q. ).
y FIFTH AEENJ Colonel August c. Tyler.
New london. Marquise clara LAMA. Washington.
Captain a. NJ Woosey. Kingston MURRAY
HIlI-Dr. Edgar Thompson. 4 : y. NEITHER
LAND. kafeuborE. Boston, l.. NJ Porter, Lon
don. ex-senator Marion Butler. North Carolina.
" AIDDRF-ASTGRIA-R +. N0akum. president OF
the Frisco Route 81. Louis. II. b. Ledyard. presi-
dent ~ the Michigan Southern Railway. Detroit.
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WILLIAM EDGAR STRIKER.

East Orange. y. J.. May tSpeciaD.-W William Ed
gar Striker Neg-York merchant and resident
of East Orange eor the last fifteen years is dead
at his home in South Naple-ave Mr.. Striker was
born in New-York in the old Eighth Ward. sixty
four wears ago. and for several years carried a
refinery at No l73 ChrfstOpher-St., New York rte
WIS at ore time we'll known baseball PLAYER and
v,ae dAeoIy interested in sports
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s2r me convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
81 SbNY TRIs4-S o o maqe TO sep the DAILY and
LoNrPON-Hotel Victoria Savoy Hotel The LanFhan
toik ST En1bar5lT- E1 r ne a2"ard aoSeL NoE-
ipSf5 N2 f;,. St Straa MAJ -,
Mansshsstsr Qaeeas tiotsI Leeds M5.aRd H3ss.
Hotel Morerar7ba nav, Midland rISrsI T,s-br ~
TJr, 'i3la SaanNi7 Hotel Isle o. Wight wooIpack
iRE4+,ANp-Eeciss Hotel GIergaria sh.Ibourns Hotel
sCoTI-AND-St Enoeh HoteI. Glasgow. station Hotel
wAi.Es,E 1S1' lsI, ao' IL Iunfries 90 -, -,
GIRR4LTAR1Iiot Sscn
TIa Hoe. a. g haitian han Hotel de Lille Albion Grand
Hoel du Pasis. Hotel St James Albany. Msrc.ies
6I,ynTsss i sarsd 5''! Hc5 5Tsss5s
SEASONS ote Ma6ics Hotel Fe lss9Sen i-.. EsSr
55sgel Aai si1s Berlin NGgIle9s Hotel slxla
beg -Four sss " seEssrnof toSe NuEen
psse'c- ffSfst T 1890 " sespa6en Pars Hotel
fHssPrhof. B1d-V ldungen. Hotel Cuisisana. Bad
MetEopole Heidelberg: Grand Hotel WiIhslmshohs.
Disch Hotel cologne. Harms Hotel cologne. Cont
Ce1tnat ,tano' Tr Ensllscher Hot Fransflr.
Nsqhsim Hotel Kaiserhof Bad Nauhstn bristol
burg Hotel bristol Fran[g1r, Tj1-t .ri " S,es
-CbapeI,e Hotel f3Iinzier C;iesb,I-1 ~ ne.
5;.anI liot-i Iohenzoiern. Bad-Nsuhsim Hotel
AUSTRIA AND sWITZEPI.tNT- Hotel Bristol vt~n,,.
Zurich 6,e Ma2Spo obaSs H2 gr. g Rgs, su 1
Carf,rslf P'I tI fcIora and 1ungrau Interlaken;
Hotel, carlsbad. Victoria Hotel Basic. Hotel Euler
CARLSBAD E1gen Hotel 1snSfrsbIi,. ara,
hotel Beau Rvage Geneva. Grand Hotel Lafsanne
ira1r RI aonaI larlshad Victoria Hotel. -. Mortz;
ITALY AND 5o 171no a., 20 W H.. 49,,
Eden psa@e Genoa Grand e ats R o1a Man eT
Hotel Q;raI Rome. HOTEL R6vsT pa1s vq ana
55iois' De IA VIE Milan; Hotel Royal Rome; Hotel
A'S-les- H1ins. Grand Hotel Alx-lss-Bains
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CAPTAIN CHARLES E. m'cLENNoN.

Captain Charles E McClennon, one Of the best
known Sound captains of City Island died satur-
day night at Mount Vernon in his eghty-first year.
For fifty wears CAPTAIN McCennOn ran market boats
between New-York and New Rochelle city island
and other places on the Sound and was well
known from New-Haven TO New-York He served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02

as He'll Gate pilot in his earlier years. He made
comfortable fortune. but through making loans
70 MS friends ne died poor he owned the finest
hor1e in City Island but lost II year ago and this
misfortune nearly broke his heart and IS believed
20 nave been largely responsible for his death He
teaEes widow and daughter.
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POstofhce Notice.

tShou4d bs DAILY By all Interested "a chanua.
La5 occur al
- 81 lals to- The week ending MAY :. 1871
PiolnpJly IN All cases al the General Postoice
4liV.S Parcels Post Mails close
closing time shown below Parcels Pozr 1eaz f7-
many close at n. Monday
Regular and Supplementary mails cIosa
oh corner Of West Morton half hour
losing 'irs shown below
Tor Europe and Central America via Colon close
one norr later a. Foreign station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
COLONEL A. r. KIeFER.

St Paul May Colonel A r. Kiefer Repub-
Ican candidate for Controller in the city election
To he held on TUESDAY died suddenly from apoplexv
at the RYAN Hotel to-day. Mr.. Kiefer was formerly
member OF Congress from this district. and served
one term Mayor OF st, Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02
MRS. WILLIAM C. HALL.

Mrs Jane Agnes Boyd Han. widow Of William
Cooper Hall died on Saturday at her home. No.
- East Seventy-eighth-st. al tSe advanced age OF
eghty-nine- Her son is the Rev. Dr.. Charles Cuth-
pert Itall president Of Union Theological Seminary.
her funeral will be at DR. Halls house, and viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-02

Highest temperature yesterday os degrees lowest %
1890 I'll average corresponding date last year. 81
-.s for corresponding date twenty five years 90
-, ,orscast-Fafr to-day ana Tuesday; fresh north
VIII
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND Etc vV--


CCBA-Via Port Tampa Florida. closes ar this oe-,.
daily, except Thursday. at % so trhe connacfi,s
mails close here On Mondays Wednesdays ana Ss-l-s
-- 9@N-1-
AEAICO CTTN-Overlald. unless specially
dispatch oy steamer. closes this daily a~s,.
.. and 1890 D. m. -
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Posi- Mals,-Rv -aft
70 North Sydney. ard thence closes
office daily at $50 connecting mails cio=s bs-.
every Monday. Wednesday SATURDAY.. -
JAMAICA-By rail TO BOSTON thence by steare-
closes this Once $50 D. m Friday
MLQU EION-By rail bS
closes at this Office daily $50 . n
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ
rail Nsw-Orleans thence 5y steamer co~-. a.
this Office daily. except sunday. at II 80 . n a.
1850 ? m. sundays az II 2 and 1000 D n
connecting mail closes here Mondays at 1890 n
COSTA RICA-By rail New Orleans and rherc1 ~
steamer closes az this Office daily. except Sunday a.
Il 80 and r1O-30 .. SUNDAYS m "a
-1030 connecting mail closes here Tuesdavs AZ
1000 p M
tFegstered Mail closes at , n. previous day.
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ANT0NIN DEORAK DEAD.
The Eminent Composer Passes Aycay
Suddenly at Prague.

Prague, May 1.-Antoniu Dvorak The com
poser, formerly director Of the National Con
servatory of Music, New-Ycrk. died suddenly
here to-day from apoplexy
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. vEsr
INDIES Ell.


II ESDAf-At 30 a m. for New fouuilaad pe- a
Essallnd al $50 a m supplementary 1890 m FOR
rHlIa America Except Costa south Pacfaa
Forts. Per > lUCatan. Colon mail fo-f Issa-
Aldla must oe directed Yucaran'l.
.or - hitts. Nevis ST Eustatius Brfris5
L41-l ana french Guiana s. Uller al
III TOTO flal1. Lille
" EINESDAY-At y supplementary - 90 y N 4 ar
1dlaulds Per : Antl1a, : o m for 4rza
lT1slaN and paraguay = sailor Prince
~ ESDAf-At q m for Argentine Uruguay saA
EaFGsudy. per : 9 Ripley az A. n. for
"a " llist Dc directed per Esperanza.l. AZ
a m tor bermuda, :. Trinidad. m
EFazlL per s. Byron. ia Pernamhuco Bahia
Jahero and santos mail for Northern Brazil A-zen-
The ruguay and Paraguay must be directed per
D5iuH p az ~ a n Tor Haiti. : 5 william
III tnah for cape Hairt. Port Cyouafvas
me, curacao venezuela. Trinidad. Tutoa
TIJUANA must be directed Prtns WiIler, TTT,l-
A. y m Tor Mexico. Der : :. Yumuri mail must be
Crected per 5 Tumuri'l. a 10 n. Barbsd0s
ana Maranhan- at : D. n. for Newfoundland ,a-
SarthaEtnian. from Philadelphia
E ELiJNN--At : a. for Bermuda CarfbbAA.
S.SO a m tsuppieulentary 1890 N 10 M
Jason trlall must Be directed per 5 Jason
y ELA1-At $50 a m complementary $50 a m
tC- curacao and Venezuela. ZuUa mai -
colombia must Be directed per ZuIlap- a.
80 a m supplementary 10 30 m f0r F5rtlIr rs1
and Jamaica and Colombia C,aiIca
lena DvD 80 per Sarnia mail Costa 80
oe directed per 5 Sarnta' D, u 49,,
nl9n{srv O. m Tor Turks Island DominIcsn p
public, :. Nev-YOrS NJ
SUNDAY $50 a m. FOR Thomas Sr C-,tv -
ward and Windward Islands British Dutch 40 80
Guiana, Per : ; Norona tmai for Grenada --t1tis5
and Barbados must he directed per K3-o1s!1
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Duncan Jane A. Murray. Anne e
Hatmaksr. Fannie. Villas. Charles y. ir.
BEETPoq 2 AgTI 80 c2T2s!.a VII. e.. q The the late
sn F sGT-sY sa2 o. rsss.as 1 %
Peari-sr. Brooklyn m. Tuesday. May ;
CLARK-At Pas-ac. y. J. MAY l. 1904 David $. clark
held nom The residence Of his sou-n-sv cyrus q
T assds Nav s. lS4 IHteTmeut Noun, Pleasant
Cemetery.
Hsr 40 S6 aHe ' Bsnsau 3 sister 81 s
late Mrs George Pawn Quackenbos Of New-York city.
E .ss sos@ s'f E ~ a.6oSs SEA-
1904 3 D.
EMMoNs--ar Minis. Fla. April .. 1904 Charlie, En-
law Edward V Thornali No. 2os West 7ssh-st Non
day. May ? at D
HAII-on SATURDAY April 80 1900 at her res5eqss No.
the bone e ~ hr s af Dr. charles cSbs1 4a rom
I5e'6 and s1stsriaga MS Fannie HsfmsssT
S II b a as .r a. FeTs s bo wife St
Tuesday. 81 inst, az m
M9HGAN-tt her q, re ;s5s No Is West go;ss
,urtsy APT S 81 5S4 aras s3 a Moran VIE o. s9s
Mas > 1904 at O'Clock
MURRAY-on sunday. MAY l. 1894 at her residence No
2iS M7s ~ st Anne e wife 9f Bronson Murray. in
yersitv Place church corner I0th-sr on Wednesday
morning Nav =. 10 O'Clock It Is requested
flowers be sent
SENRETr-SuSdeulv, Saturday. 1904 Daniel
Edward Seybel. aged months days Funeral
services private. at the residence o. his
East Isth-st- on Monday. the "a inst Interment a
kensico Cemetery
VALENTINE<-Ou Friday. April % Harriet A O.
Napoleon Valentine. Funeral services JAIL
Reformed Church Monday May ,. 80 D m
yILAs-At the Fifta Avenue Hotel. April So 1904
Charles y Villas. aged u years and months
Funeral Madison Square Presbyterian ChurCh
Tuesday. May 3. a. 30 Iuteru-nt Woo,awn
truuc-ef1
CEMETERIES.
Great Piuelawu Cemetery Write FOR Illus
trated pamphlet as West 18th New York
UNDEHTAkERs.
stephen Merritt EmbIg Ist Undertakers. 24i-g "
sd 81 Tel 1925 or l32a Chelsea Frank z Campbell
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An extraordinary story comes from Belgrade.
which is not only generally believed there, but has
likewise received publication without refutal. In
number OF the leading newspapers of the kingdom.
IL In the effect that. before consenting to give
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

4GESDAf-At 4-3O a. m for Europe per : Krouurfrs
Nl.heIal via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen al 30
a n TOT Netherlands direct. per Amsterdam man
I-s os Greeted per Amsterdam: $50 m
directed per 5 Lombargia''t
6 ~ "a, Ar $50 for Europe. per
3 sI ~ m for France Switzerland italy.
Spain portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece ana British
india, Per La Tourane. via Fiavrs mail fo- ofher
parts OF Europe must be directed per 5 . la Tou-
SAT- FDAY-At a n FOR Europe. Per : = Cerraaic
- ~heroours anu SoUthan1o1 mail must oA directed
Per tI7r7lanic y. az $50 for Europe. per
: > Lacanla. via Queenstown $50 n r5r
gum direct per Naderlaud be direcrei
peF > 5 NadArla1t $50 a n for Iraiv direct
Per : > Princess Irene tual directed
Princess Irene m for Scotland 4trscr
per ;. 5 Astoria t1natl directed per As
Jqrla p az II a for Denmark direct. per : a
f1ehia tr1alI must he directed Heka'1
After the closing e the Supplementary TrarsscIanr
Mans named above additional Supplementary Mails are
opener on the piers % American English French
80 Ss1Fnlan steamers, and remain orsu until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
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Offices.


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HARyEY-WoQD-on Saturday. April 80 1903. the
Church OF the Ascension. Nev-Tork
Percy Stickney Grant Mary Esterbrook daughter
of Francis Wood and the late MARY Anna Esterbrook
Wood. n Pianhed y J.. to Ralph Key Harvey. OF
London
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FARMERS roREMES

sxnert and vaiuablr and sometimes difhcuif 70 get
a.. . ,r,h-, ef good ono. may secured by consult
ing the Situations Wanted advertisements In the mar
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Special Notices.

The London Once OF THE TRIBUNE Is a ecnv-nisas
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Married.

IS the best The Insist on having
Burnetts II Is for your food Pure and wholesome
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Tribune Local ObservatiOns-
Ear.
uich

:, .rtS diagram the Whl,e Inc SHOWS tho
changes in pressure indicated by The Ifouhe SELF
The dotted ne shows te tehp=fH-
- as recorded by Weather Bureau
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Died.

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