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BARKER-Orcla Erskine Barker. wife OF william Prs
f2t FuSera see at sr hate residence No %
6!s4 id EGad c 2aSs Win be at Ludlow station
meet train leaving Grand Central station lIV p m
BRUcEA her home r. south Ns ,GS T Wa VEINS e Is.
late Eli F. Bruce n roth year Internent at con
venenee OF family.
lingering illness Julia Aienck Budlong widow q Nor
s gmfq 2id sg6on 20 a4S West 56h on Friday
April - at o0f in fs51ss, az ,b aGTr n
flowers be sent. Utica papers please copy.
cARR1NGToXAt Br22kyn y Monday =, Lap, April cl H.
Heights. Funeral Milford Conn. Thursday. April
Il. at p m
Eiilabeth Dayton Cole widow OF Daniel =. Cole and
ST ass f sss late ffda y mi 2
So North Arlington = O'Clock. Please omit
flowers. Interment at convenience OF family
DAvIs-At East Orange. ". J.. Wednesday. April 70
George W Davis in the siKty-thirt year e his age
81 North Arnston-aye.. Friday, April y at o'clock
!eHencs Of family BrooSIyn papers Please
DgNIAaAt New Brunsek y J. on Tg9ssday April r
r. 1904 Grace ITe S9y faI sTe az az cSr h
New-Brunswick. Friday April Is at p m
MS4asy gT H. 1897 un IN sar 6s
Thursday April -. at 1880 a m Interment at St
Germain-
LIE JEUNE-Aprl II: George Fit1cgrw9od Lo Jeuns
late organist and choirmaster Of St Johns Chapel
smith Infrmary Staten Island The funeral services
VIII take place az ST J9hns Snvrcn Tlf.1n: staten
Montreal and London (England) papers please copy.
MCFARLAND FUENISs-on, Taesaay. April l. Il At
FS1rnss and daughter OF W. w. MacFarland- Funeral
services at her fathers residence. ArrOchar $ L on
Friday. at .. m
MATHEws-At his residence. No So North Arlington
Past n J 59hp 1 hons Ss S Ss
on Saturday. p Kindly omit flowers
NERRIId-At brooklyn. y Y. Tuesday. April II
1904 John Franklin Merrill Funeral services on Fri
day April - at O'clock p m at MS lat tesidenes.
3O1 Pacthc-st.. BROOKLYN Kindly omit hoWers-
Boston and Haverhin tMassJ papers please copy
REID-wiuan Reid formerly Of West HobOken. y. J..
and New-York city. April II, after long Illness at
Appleton Wis in his d8th year lnternent al Aaehlas
n. Y.
SCHMIDT-Grace Isabella beloved wife Of John
schmidt and daughter OF the late William Mckenzie
and EIizaheth Renee Forbes Funeral services Thurs
dav April "a. = D. m from her late residence. No.
I32 Autumn st. Passaic. n -
VAN DYKE-On April II at Greeuvtle N Y. Aida
Bevier Van Dyke wife of the Rev Ezekiel d. Van
Dyke
VAN LoAN-On April -. John Van Loan son OF the sIs
Tsaac \ sndS sarah A Van Loan. Relatives and friends
Invited attend funeral services
Friday April I5 Chapel OF the Advocates Wash
insfon- ave. between 1sOth and 1S1st SITS
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opponents and strengthened his hold on the city
government and continues:

opponents and strengthened his hold on the CITY
government. and continues
Control of the organization. concessions to the IN
nOvatOTs-these the two firm legs on which OPP
portunism stands. Those of the innovators VINO
not radicals may be alenated. but the number
of innovators who radicals is so large that the
absence of the others will not be noticed REFORM
without radcalism in a mayoralty election In chi
caGo IS impossibty as long the Democratic
machine candidate is willing to Outbid his Repuo-
lCan rival for the radical vote.
This means two things. 1t means that reform In
Chicago will be gradual rather than spasmodic IT
will keep pace with the centre of gravity rather
than with the nebulOus swirl of advance thought
1t will carry the body of the people with II. II
Will represent average opinion" rather than the
better element"
The second thing that the present situation means
is that reform In Chicago will be tinCtured with
social democratic sentiment. 1t will cOaesce with
the diffusion of power among the people. 1t VIII
fall in with the drift toward municipal ownership
and the referendum. If recOil from the dangers
Of such a course and rally around purely bust
ness candidate. we shall have merely the salts
faction OF registering convictions. The ma
chine and the radicals together are the voice OF
God, special revelation, a majority
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IN HONOR OF PROFESSOR ENRICH

The German Medical Society OF New-York will
give dinner 1T Delmoncos at 7:s0 o'clock on
April 1s In honor Of Professor p Ehrlich. Privy
Councillor of Germany. who is now in this country
Dr. Isaac Adler. president of the society. will pre-
side. The secretary of the society is DIR. Hermann
Booker and the treasurer Louis HeitZmann
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PEARY TO TALK TO "DEKES.,

Commander Robert f. Peary will address the
d. *. f. dinner at DeImonico's tomorrow even
ing Other speakers will be Edward NJ Grout the
Rev DR.. William r. Richards. pastor Of the Brick
Presbyterian Church; Frank K. Pendeton, OF Har-
ward; John J. McCook and Charles F. Matthew
son letter VIII also be read from President
Roosevelt, who is member OF the fraternity.
Charlton T. Lewis VIII preside.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE BUYS PICTURE

The Society of American Artists celebrated the
thirteenth day OF the month yesterday by selling
its thirteenth This brings the total Of cash
received for exhibited pictures up to the 5000
mark. The highest price paid for airy one picture
given BIZ Andrew Carnegie for Leonard och
manns Autumn Sunrise Go. 362) for which he
paid $1,000. The smallest price paid was for Laura
Muntzs Little Miss Sly (No 1SO, which sold for
80 Professor seelye, OF Smith College. bought
two pictures for 500 eaCh-Couse's Under the
Trees (No. 500 and Rockwell Kent's Evening"
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FUNERAL OF ISABELLA OF SPAIN.

Paris. April 1S-The imposing funeral service
over the body Of the former Queen Isabella, this
afternoon. in the Palace OF CASTLE, attended
by officials and diplomats. A large detachment OF
French troops paid military honOrs AS the process
sion crossed the Place de Ia COncorde battery OF
artillery fired salute of twenty-one guns. royal
train bore the body to Madrid.
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Should daily by all interested. changes
nay Al time)
Foreign mails for the ending Ap-B IS. 1904 viii
promptly the General POstoffce
follows earlier
than closing time below. Parcels Post malls
Germany close D.. m. Monday 5. Kaiser
Wilhelm II. and Friday. $ s. Begravia
Regular and supplementary malls c.ose az tornis7
Of West and Morton hall hour later
closing below Except that supple
mentarv mails Europe and Central America. ia
Colon. close foreign statou-
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MRS. FRANCIS E. NANCE SMITH.

Mrs Frances l. Manice Smith. wife Of the Rev
DR. J. TuttIe Smith. died suddenly Monday. April
II I'm Paris France Mrs Smith was OF an old New
York family the daughter Of the late De Forest
NIanice and sister Of Mrs DR. G. Grant and the
late William De Forest. Of this CITY
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Highest temperature yesterday, 81 degrees; low
est. 81: 40 average for corresponding da.s
last year. 80: average for corresponding date last
twenty-five years. AZ.
Local Eorecast-Fafr. continued to-day. Fri
day. fair. light northwest to north winds
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

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mes McoMAs CRITICALLY ILL.

washington April ls.-Mrs. Louis E. McComaa.
wife OF ths Senator from Maryland and former
Justice the District Supreme Couyt u critically
III here with Rrights disease
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Slsha

In this diagram the continuous white h
changes in indicated by The Tribunes
recording barometer The dotted shows tempea-
recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local Official Record.-Ths following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature for the last twenty-fou hours com
parison with the corresponding date Of Iast year:
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Died.

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CEMETERIES.

Great PineIawn Cemetery. isis acres.-Round trip
tickets SOC at office. 25 Broad st. New York
UNDERTAKINGS.
s.~,hrn Merritt. Emb1g LIST. Undertskers. 24f-5 W.
Esd ST Tel. 1874 1.325 Chelsea Frank Z Campbell
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Married.

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be repubIIshed in The Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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For all points United States. Canada and Msxico
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ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy ordern have been issued:
ARMY

Captain JOHN R n; TAYLOR. 14th Infantry. detailed
MoP | punnn ass It
FIrs, Lieutenant WILLIAM X McUE. LIST infantry. be-
fore Army Retiring Board at War Department FOR eH-
First Lieutenant CHASE D'osTER 2st Infantry assume
charge quaFtermasters construction work. Fort Lin
coin. relieving First Lieutenant William Kits 21st
First Lieutenant CHARLES L wooDHoUsE 4th In
paay K -'-' -''" -"'A''''S 10 o''''-
Captain dnn DAvID ss BAKER; IT, from Company to
to Company d. 2eth Infantry.
The following Sssisn@sn regiment. ?; Officers recently
b B6oRTi Sd 3d., Infantry; Lieutenant colonel G H
IAN H. c. BOWEN is,h infsniry Major THOMAS
MeIvER i2th infantry; Captains CARL a MAR
infSntTy COMPANY aaP cspta M RGE 1SSn
ARp TN nanf 1 655TeRy 81 SsRsR g S3T
is5 P IE9NAR NJ IRf2Rtr I SOmRaRy l. Gap
F PsHy G. First eu5snaRs IRA + 1AyE l9h IN
GREEN 18th Infantry Company b. First lieutenant
eaiebsS, sIE 30 M Rss'ry S COMPANY G. First First
lieutenant CHARLES F. LEONARD. 9TH Infantry
infaRsTy Company C. fiTst Eeutsnsh JOIN 8
JAMES REGRH oG aR naar com h
fantIy Company fGr F; First Lieutenant JOHN RAN
R3RR G T Hptsn I'm C 2nsn9y L Es, Lieutenant
NAVY
powder factories on Pschc Coast,
Lieutenant Commander W. 7. CHAMBERS detached
naval torpedo station. Narragansett Bay to Cen
eraI Board, Washington.
Lieutenant G. T PETTINGIII. detached recruiting
party No 2. 20 Washington.
Lieutenant c. z. PI.UNKETT. detached the Topeka.
home await orders
Ensign T. O. BRANCH, detached Army Navy Cen
eTsi HospitS Hot Springs to charge naval recruit
Medical Inspector e H GREEN, Asatio Fleet:
home await orders
Surgeon y. II. DRAKE. detached the Maine: 10 the
Lancaster.
Surgeon l. ". KITE navy yard Norfolk to tho
Maine.
Assistant Surgeon J. s. WOODWARD. detached naval
proving grounds. indian Head. the Brooklyn.
Assistant Surgeon J. r. GILL detached Naval
School. Washington: 90 tho KearsarEe
Assistant Paymlster r SPEAR. Pensacola
70 Naval Station Tutuila, additional duty paw Of
ncer OF the Adams.
Chaplain c. II. CHARLTON. TO the Constellation.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEsSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April l9xThs Nashville and III. ST. Lawrence a, St
Joseph; the Eagle at Csbanas.
SAILED
April 13El Cano from Shanghai Hankow: the New
Orleans from Cayite for Shanghai the Prairie from
Caribbean TO Atlantic Training Squadron
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST



THURSDAY-At a m. for YUca5au. per g. :. Daggry.
via PrOgreso mail must be directed per Dassryi
10 a m. COR Cuba = Saratoga via Havana /.
at l. m supplementary 1890 M for Bahamas. Der
8 Santiago. Nassau tuail for Mexico VIA Pro-
EresO TsEpiC1, be directed per 5. 5. san
tfagO'l
Rosaind; at 11;3O a. m for Brazil. per 8 Roman
Prince. via PernambucO. santos and Rio Grando do
mail for Northern Brazil must be directed per
o Roman Prince'D; at II m for Northern Brazi. per
HOratO. Para and ManaOs Il N. for Argen-
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SATCRDAY-At a. FOR Argentne. Uruguay and
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Curtyba'J.
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PEARsoN-Ross-on TUESDAY April II 100 -. a. tns
ond-st.. NeW-York. by the Rev DR. Charles H PARK,
hurst Caroline Campbell daughter OF Caroline F. and
the late Alexander ~ Ross to clifford c. jr.
OF New-YOrk.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
TrRou THE TRIBUNE BUREAU


Washington, April l3.
NETWORK MIDSHIPMEN NAMED.-Senator
T. c. Plat has advised the Navy Department that
he has nominated a principal and three alternates
to the vacancy 10 his credit the Naval Academy.
The principal is Frederick Lyford Lang of No. 1877
Kingston-ave. Brooklyn The first, second and
miro alternates are respectively. Rodney ". Hey,
ing, and Elliott Halves Beardsley of No. 40 West
seventy-second-st.. New-York City. Representative
has nominated r1idshipman Andrew W. Car
michael, Of Plattsburg. and alteTnates. F w.
deroga and a. E. Paddock of Malone.
THE FORTIFTCATIONS BILL.-The conferrees
on the Fortifications Appropriation bill reached
an agreement to-day by which the Senate rec,edes
from its amendment providing for the purchase OF
a submarine torpedo boat for the school OF sub
marine defence. and the House accepts the amend
ment making appropriation for the completion
OF an elevatng disappearing gun carriage but mod
lied so tC provide that the cost of the carriage
shall not exceed the amount of the appropriation
now available for construction The report of the
conferreeS VIII be submitted tomorrow.
FOREIGN MILITARY NOTES.--A bulletin OF
military notes just issued by the military informa-
ton division Of the General Stan Of the army.
complied under the direction of Major Beach. chief
of that division, contains much of interest per-
tanning to foreign armies their organization equip
ment and armament. Changes effected in foreign
armies are noted and facts concerning the naval
increase of the powers are given The book con-
and new devices for use by troops. A new sight
ing device makes il possible for a soldier to fire a
gun from behind an embankment without exposing
hlmssII. Another device mininizes the recoil OF
rifle. Experiments, 1t IS said are being made
with an apparatus for signalling the approach OF
submarines.
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HOURS: Morning.

Tribune local oh.-rvnfion.-
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seeeb =. Ad.sr the Jewish t-agedlan. is making
~ s.slcGlz coT another spring season. supported
- q f----iah speaking company.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
TRIM TOWN.
w. b. S.

MIS-. Willis J. Boss, who was injured
bJ a fall, Is slowly recovering
MIR. Fred A. Page started Monday for
Vernon, Maine, on business trip.
Mrs. Frank Cole attended the funeral
OF a relative at Fiskevile on Tuesday.
+. ID. Carpenter and Miss Lillian HOP.
kins enjoyed trip to Saconnett on Tues
dey.
Prof Louis Boss ot Dudley Observa.
tory, Albany, n. Y, has been spending n
few days with his mother, Mrs Lucinda
Boss.
Officer Albert Millard of the State
Institutions and family, spent portion OF
his vacation with Mrs. MillaId's brother
Cha les II. Kimbal.
Master Willie Burgess, who has been
working tor J. a. Hopkins the past year
is about to enter the employ OF Henry
Bennett of Fostrs Center.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ThOkNTON.

Repairs to Plainhed street are in
progress.
Miss Florence and Lizzie Shaw spent
the week at Newport.
Mrs. Pegg and son Harris have returned
from a visit to- Chicago.
The addition at the Victoria MIL is
approaching mpletion.
Alfred Dalton is recruiting In the White
Mountains of New Hampshire.
II Is rumored that Councilman Dalton
will soon purchase an automobile.
George and Miss Kiuie Tomlinson are
visiting relatives at Philadelphia.
The Young Mems Social Club will
hold a dance this evening, In Caers Hall.
Over fifty dollars was ne,ted by the
Fire Brigade from a clam bake last week
The Thornton Social Club held trolley
party Saturday evening, to Crescent
Park.
Miss Meta Robley, cashier at Dalton's
store, is enjoying vacation at Ply mouth,
Mass.
Mrs. Bert Gardirer OF Providence
visited acquaIntances in this village on
Monday.
Robert Hill OF Walnut street will sail on
the vernia to England the last part of
this month.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barks have been
vistiRg Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stone at
Cole. Il. !.
An eleven and halt pound boy wfs
born Tuesday morning to Dir. and Mrs
Joseph Saunders.
Mrs. Samuel Sills Miss Eva Sils and
Miss lvIe Dalton returned Monday even
Ing from a stay at Matunuck.
According TO custom, delegation from
this place, will attend the British Day
exercises at Crescent Park, tomorrow.
James Murphy, clerk at Byron Smiths
drug store at Olneyville. is working here
during A. o. Smiths visit to St. Louis.
The Thornton Football Club decided
Monday evening to Join the state league.
George Barks. Jr., is manager OF the
team.
Rev. Simon Blinn Blunt of Chicago.
formerly In charge OF the Church OF the
Holy Nativity, otliciated at that place Of
worship last Sunday. He was wrrmy
greeted by his former parishioners.