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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
FIRE CAPTAIN HAS BAD FALL

Fatrlck MCGEE, foreman of Engine Company No
l4S While on the way to fire at Rogers and Snyder
A'es-' brooklyn, last evening. thrown from the
tender ana sustained fracture of the skull. He
@as removed TO the Kings County Hospital. The
IRE was IN two story frame stable. owned by
II,,oWsrd A Williams. Of Church and Nostrand ayes
BROOKLYN. A horse was burned death The
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CHIEF JUSTICE OF RHODE ISLAND

Providence r. l.. Nov l6-The Rhode Island
General Assembly to-day elected Associate Justice
Far1oE Tllliughsst. c. Pawtucket 10 be Chief Jus
Ice Of the Supreme Court OF the State vice CHEZ
justice John H. stiness. resigned Judge Tns-
hast Is well known ia the State as a Civil War vet
sfan, lawyer. member OF the legislature and
ssose AsVoeate Gsneral Of Rhode Island.
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LORD AND LADY MIMIC LEAVE OTTAWA

Ottawa Ont Nov lG-There was = Iarge tTIro-
out to-day TO say farewell TO Lord and LADY Mimic
VINO nave left here for England Lord Mimic has
been Governor General OF Canada for six wears
His term has xpired. and he will he renlaced
b. Earl Grey. LORD and Lady Mimic sail on No
Venber IS from Quebec 800 ga w
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PostOfffee Notice.

Should Re real DAILY ~ al Interested changes
may
Foreign mails for the week endi1E November 10 1904
viii close promptly all General Pos
Office follows ParceIsPost Mails close
ltsr than closing shown below Parcels Post mails
for Germany close N. November IA
Bremen. November i. Hamburg and SoveTn-
Der q. = :. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Regular and Supplementary malls close AZ Foraign
Station OF West and Morton Streets hals
later than closing time shown below texcept that SUP
Elementary Mails t0r Europe Central America.
Colon close hour later ForeiEn s-at-oal-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mr.. Mcclellan Hugh Morton) Arrives to
Rehearse His Play.

c. VI. 5 Mcclellan who. under the name OF hugh
Morton. wrote the Casino reviews. but VINO has or
late been living In England, reached this country
yesterday where will remain at least till after
the production his new play by Mrs. Fiske AT
me Manhattan Theatre Tonight Mrs. Fiske puts
on On hedda Gabler. and the Mcclellan play VIII
IoloW after short period. preliminary rehearsais
are already well under way.
hyrie Beiew Will present "Raffies' in London next
september He will come here with new
play until that engagement is ever.
NINE Rejane yesterday afternoon got taste o,
what American audiences from pit 10 gallery In
oorse as a success She went down 10 the Acad-
envy and saw The Wizard Of or And nobody
IIaausned harder at the Scarecrow ana the Tin
w Goldman than she. She said Stone was master
or grotesQue art.
MISS Mary Clayton stepped into Miss Fischers
part in PHI. Pan. Pouf" yesterday afternoon at
snort notice, and In the language OF the players
got away with 1t
Ass FRITZ Scheff arrives In town to-day. She
VIII not play again until next Monday. at the
broadway Theatre. Miss Scher herself willed II
So evidently not forgetting traditions of grand
SPeIa' She said she had got TO see the Horse
SNOW ana evidently she will
Robert Lorraine sailed for England yesterday to
consult with q +. Shaw about his coming appear
ance in Man and Superman"
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A NEW ARBITRATION TREATY.
Convention Between Great Britain and Por-
tugal Signed at Windsor.

London. Nov. 1.-THE Anglo Portuguese
treaty OF arbitration was signed at Windsor
Castle this afternoon.
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DIES FROM OPERATION HE FEARED

John NJ. Pearl. keeper OF the morsue AT the
county institutions in Flatbush after resisting for
twenty-five years the advice of surgeons that he
have his right leg amputated finally welded and
the operation was fatal, H. had always predicted
1t would be he died on Monday night He leaves
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RETURN OF A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER.

Miss Annie 5. Peck. the American mountain
climber arrived yesterday the Panama Line
steamer Advance from Colon. Miss Peck, who left
New-York last June has been in Peru, where, she
succeeded in ascending Huascan Mountain to
height q 900 feet. Immense Crevasses prevented
her reaching the summit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

London. Nov l6-H A Gwynne Reuters ehi@f
correspondent in the South African, 5oudan and
Turco-Greek wars, has been appointed Editor OF
1.-THE London Standard Under the new regime.
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DAVID 8. HILLS FUTURE.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: You say This morning: David g. Hin Is
buried once more. and forever
Are YOU sure he Is buried face down 50 the Do-
ut!cal thief cant dig OUT |. 2. :,
I'ooperstowu y. y. Nov. 9 iS4
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GOVERNOR WINTHROP COMING HOME

San Juan, p r.. Nov. Ex-Governor and Mrs
Beekmar Winthrop sailed for NeU-YorI to-day On
the pier bid the Governor goodby His visit In
the United States. which will be brief IS on on
a
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W. l. DOUGLAS Co.'s no WRoiN,A.

Brockton, Mass Nov l6.-Governor-e.ect and
Mrs William l.. Douglas left here to-day for a
three or four weeks visit at Hot spr,nxs Ia.
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THE REPORT MUCH sELATep.

The City Record yesterday printed "A report OF
the Department OF Charities tor 1902 addressed to
MAJ Low. No reason was 81 on f.. the beIatcd
Dutiica tor
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BEALE-On Tuesday November Is leO4. the Nassau
Hospital Mineoa. Long Island Of general perttonits
Charles Edward Of the late William Pomeroy and
Amelia Whiting Beale.
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Tgsday 9:gs : ses. 6:,an
A Amelia Whiting NfT B Sea = inc
Tgssday morning NoysmoeT 10 g. his
Colby. Of The late Governor ATthony Colby Of New
residence THURSDAY morning November II AZ 10
family. kindly omit flowers, Boston papers please
Dean her tn. s s s a S
Funeral services az her lake 5%eiafnse SatarGay No
famiis ~ at ''''0 :" '-l' ''''' '''''''' u
DUDLEY-suddenly on NoYsm6er ~, H. william AagS
hs Fgnsre :srss will T Pc hsa AT 81
vember II. at II a m Interrnent private Kindly
omit flowers.
HOLLAND LODGE AND AND, ~. Mmsro, y rs:
late Bro William Dudley TO be held at 5; T,mass
Church THURSDAY MORNING. EDGAR FREEMAS. Mas5eT.
G D. DRAPER. Secretary.
vember 1904 John Fulton after brief illness. u
at his late residence Friday evening O'Clock. IN
terment Southport. Conn. az convenience OF ieraiy
AND p2s 20. .ts Saa. = Ea% a .a t
trouble Funeral services to watch friends are in
r Sisfd Ss No 9y' 81 East 5sd-s,.
JoNEsAt orange. \ j. OF honda S?ysm5er -
Margaret Jones OF New YORK city. Funeral Thursday
Harrison East Orange. y j. on The arrival % tue
thrsorher St in,erinrnr at woodla~n Cemetery
PIArr-suddenly on Tuesday November IS lsD4 at his
home 10 10 F:as eds. Plat o.. The late
ise1 rom m No 10 East s2i-s,
rHArERsades!y Is 5sl4aee NJ ~ wa a-2as.
qhursiay evening a, SIS clock in5erm-n private
SONS OF THE REvoLurIoN IN tne STATE % New
York-Once OF the Secretary No. LAG Broadway New
YorE Sovernber IL ig14-The this socset-
are rsouestad 10 funeral OF teI late
associate n,erber joan r. Thayer. at No ls2 Washing
ION PARK Brooklyn On ThuT53ay evening Nqremee- l.
a 5 % clock. tlIlMl - " = iNJfNF t'VS+-e'-
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS Sc re;ary-
VAN NAME; rcst. Russell Macass Name, infant
son 81 Ea -rront ~ Alice Nacksy an Name lsec
gu will % held residence. No. 323
C!nton-st Brooktyn. Thursday. AZ a. a
WIISoS-Ou Wednesday. November 10 a The LONE 81
her s1r !r-l4x Rey. j. r. Britain Moat-la-r. y l..
Nrs -rrerr.a Wilson. widow 81 Rev. Charles
= Wilson IN gisJ year q lei Funeral
vices ~ ~. BAPTIST Church. Halm,i-I F-iGIv
morning November Il. At II p-loyE
GENhIEEihS
Great PfueIaWn Cemrtery.-Writs call Cor Illus
t-gted ua1npnlet- IS West 2+th St. y
UNDERTANERs
Esmh.tg inst e4I-a Yves, sd 81 T7ss Th~:s~7
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IN this diagram the continuous white line shows ihs
changes IN pressure Indicated The Tribune =ei
recording barometer The dotted H1e shows tHe TEN
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from tHe Weather Bureau shows changes n the
temperature for twenty-four hours ompaFis
wish ;he corresponding date o. las, year.
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New York Plymouth and CherbourE mail f1-
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rrAxsrAcrrIc MAILS FORWARDED ovERl-tNr

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TIE schedule O. ciosss e rraHs2aclae Mails IS an
-r-. ,- rare presumption OF Jhrl~ uninterrupted
ana transit port sailing Tine final connecting nails
iavrs- Registered Transports Mails which close
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Eo-es China ans specially addressed usl far PhFtp-
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Is-llts. Fa7ctSso- close
n 3 . r.. November for despatch Nariposa
Hawaii Korea Et-a and srec.s. a-4sesed ma
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D T. November 2l for tispatca coQttc-
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go q and sundays az 4io a N
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NOTE -Cnesa otherwise addressed West Australia -
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British Intia-rhe Quickest routes Philippines
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San Francisco exclusively
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INDIES. ETC

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TRANSPACIFIC.


TRANSPACiFIt
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CITY Overland unless specially addressed for
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connecting every Moncay.
Ve.neslay and SATURDAY
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philadelphia and ta-1cr uy steamer. closes
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loses a. this daily except sunday. AZ p
SUNDAY $50 ~
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81 sTE.Nf rail New Orleans. and thence ~
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..
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hyrle Bellew will present 'Raffies in London next
september He will not come here with new
play until that engagement is ever -
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GEMR I EE5ES

Great PiueIaWn Crm-tery.-Write or call tOr Alus-
t-ste6 uIupnIet West 2+th St y
UNDkRTANEKS
Frank f. Campbell Merritt.
Emh.ir Inst eII-a Yves, sd CT T7e5 Th~:s~7
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-25

Improved ideas are used in the
making of Ideal Bread.
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tied relatives here over Sunday.
George Butler, after spending a
two weeks vacation with his grand
parents, Kansas, returned home early
yesterday morning. He will resume
his work, as operator in the Western
Union telegraph office some time this
week.
Mr.. Roy McKeon, Of Piqua, Ohio,
was the guest of friends here yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tout spent Sun
day with her parents in Riggsville'
Messrs. Lukehart and Miller, of In
dianapolis, visited Will Lukehart over
Sunday.
John Mosbaugh was home from
Peru over Sunday.
Mr.. johnson, of Chicago, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pritchard
Miss Marie Griffin, Of Springfield
Ohio, will visit relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford, Of New.
castle, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Paul yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stannah, who
have been the guests Of relatives here
returned to their home in Eaton, O..
yesterday.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY.
, = q = = q . . . . . . . . . 4

Mr.. and Mrs. George Stombaugh
spent Sunday with relatives in Indi-
annapolis.
Miss Ralzie Tout left Saturday for
few weeks visit with friends in
Muncie
Mr.. Frank Marson is in Chicago on
business this week.
Mrs. Frank Frohnapfel visited rel
atives in indianapolis today.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. White were the
guests of relatives in Richmond over
Sunday.
Mrs. f. Williams and daughter of
Muncie are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Cambridge and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Filby and
daughter -, Helen, spent Sunday with
relatibes near Connersville.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Stonecipher
of Blossoms Station, visited relatives
here over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Bird left Saturday
for an extended visit with her grand
parents, near Connersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey, after
a three weeks visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Carey, returned
to their home in Muncie Saturday.
Calvin Kuster, Mrs. Griffin anc
daughter, Tillie, Of Richmond, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Kepler yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wheeler anc
daughter, Hattie. and Mrs. Ballenger
of Flint, Michigan, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Laferer, Of
Mt Auburn yesterday.
Mr.. Wood Huber spent Sunday
with his family in Connersville.
Miss Bertha Murray, who has beer
the guest of her papa, in Dayton, O.
for the past few weeks, returned to
her home yesterday.
Miss Mable Kepler will visit hel
sister, Mrs. Lon Bowman in Hagers
town this week
Messrs. Charles Ault and Charles
Jones, Of Hagerstown, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Guyton, OF
Richmond, visited relatives here yes
terday.
David Wissler, of Newcastle, Wis
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TRAVELLING ON BICYCLE
ESPECIAL to the Palladium

Especial to the Palladium.)
Cambridge City, Ind, July 25.-An
unknown young woman travelling on
bicycle, stopped at the home OF John
Guyton and asked for permission to
get drink Of water, which was
granted.
After the departure Of the I'M
known woman, Mrs. Joseph Bender,
daughter Of Mr.. Guyton, missed her
purse. Suspecting her recent female
caller, Mrs. Bender drove hurriedly in
the direction the woman was seen to
go, with the hope Of finding her purse.
She overlook the woman short dis
lance from home and demanded the
purse of her. The woman denied that
she had it. Mrs. Bender insisted that
she did and the woman finally yield
ed and took the purse from her hose
and gave it to the owner.
When Mrs. Bender returned home
she discovered that her rings were al
so gone She again procured a horse
and buggy and drove full speed after
the woman-this time armed with a
revolver she had taken from home.
After a continued chase she again
overlook the intruder and at the point
Of the revolver demanded Of the thief
her jewelry, which was hurriedly pro-
duced from the other stocking.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-25

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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-25
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