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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
WOMEN CLAIM PART OF FORTUNE.
Think They Can Establish Relationship to
William Moore, of Glens Falls.
u TELEeRAPH ro rHE TRIEuNE. }

Syracuse Jan s-Two Syracuse women have a
cam on the fortune OF William Moore the wealthy
eiens Falls resident. They are Mrs. s. p. Car
penter and Mrs William Motsin, OF No. I'll East
Sehesee-st They say that when the mysterious
oox In the bank vault Is opened they believe their
ss.@uonshp Will be proved They declare that their
Seea1-uhc4e, William Dey. married a sister OF
De- De-; ana that their grest-grandfather, Andrew
80 gave a lease Of gzlusbl mining properties 10
SeitonS whom they have never been able 10 find.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
THE REV. WILLIAM c. sTITT.

The Rev william c. Slit. secretary Of the
American Searnan's Fund. died suddenly yesterday
al his home No. 45 West Thirty-ninth-st
He was born IN Philadelphia, April .. 1899, and
was graduated from Princeton University.
Later he was editor for some years Of THE New
York Evangelist" He a member Of the
Princeton and University clubs and the Presby-
terian Union. His wife visiting rrends n
Boston when he was taken Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
BISHOP POTTER UNABLE TO CONFIRM
Accident to Leg Keeps Him from Ceremony
et All Souls Church.

A large congregation which had gathered IN All
Souls Church. at sixty-siXth-st. end Madison-ave.
yesterday, in expectation OF seeing the confrma-
ton OF a class o. sixty by Bishop Potter. dis
appointed at the announcement Of the pastor, DR..
Mcconnell. that the Bishop would be unable 10 be
present he is stiu suffering from the effects Of
an accident sustained about TWO weeks ago In
cab The confirmation was postponed until the
Bishop IS aLle 10 appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
"PAEsIFAL" MUSIC AT ACADEMY.

"Parsifal' would be played by the New-York Sym
phony Orchestra, led by Walter Damrosch, served
TO I'll the Academy IF Music last night with music
lovers. Il was the first Of series of Sunday even
Ing concerts 10 be given at this theatre. Mr. Dam
rosch made some brief explanatory remarks before
the 'Parsifal" numbers were played The soOists
were David Names, violin, and Heinrich Meyn.
bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
TO GET ADVANCE I'M WAGES.

'.cnsei Breyer. delegate Of the Cloth spongers'
sHoh reported 70 the Central Federated Union yes
vs,I That the union had reached an agreement
~. me employers Cor 1864 by which the members
!" GET an advance Of 81 a week In wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
coNnl7,oNs IN OTHER WORLDS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. Is 1t supposed that any other planets besides
cr own are inhabited? If how does the present
christian dispensatjon affect their spiritual ana
t.,..t,,t liv,s2 Are they fallen from grace, Like
Ft-,,-eee n so did the Saviour pass tuIUuBE the
same conditions OF life there as on TINS eaFth As
IL US moi 10 suffer but once, TINS Is AOt l OLA
he In that case. they. not ncedlnS q saviour,
must he superior beings OF some kind Rave you
~ Jews on the subject. and are mere any MIlt-
ten articles? - 80. SC-'D+NA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
sEVREs AND sTATugTrgs FOR FAIR.

Farls. Jan "A fine exhibit OF sevres china and
poEcealrs or exquisite design and coloring are be-
Ing arranged for the St. Louis Exposition In ad-
dlton, number OF bisques will be shown there.
including La RoelIe's The Year and The Days
ana the -Four Seasons DubOis's Meditation
Sarlo $ The Youth RousseIs The Star and the
Shepherd,- Puechs The President OF the Repub-
lie and Houdon's Lafayette"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

Highest ter>-aIuFs yeste4uay. CesTeez; lowest. Q;
average T. for corresponding year 80;
average for corresponding date twenty-five years %
Local forecast Fair to-day Tuesday; ros 40 cold
TvssdAy: nssa wet winds. Establishing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND rrEsp

FOHEL4ASL FOX ID-DAI AND TUESDAY.
For New-Ensland, fair ard continued cold today
Tuesday fair. not 50 cold fresh west winds.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware snd the District Of Columbia
day and Tuesday. cold: fresh west winds dmn-
ishing.
For Western New-Yorl fair to-day. except snow
ries the lakes; Tuesday partly cloudy
fresh WINDS
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day: Tuesday fair
and warmer. light variable winds
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P0stomce Notice.

tSAolld De read DAILY by all interested. as changes
nay occur any
roTslsn mails for the week ending January 1904
promptly IN al cases) at the General Postoics
t--!NS- tasceiS-ECsr Malls close
cosias time shown below Parcels-post
many Close az p. n Monday per Kronprnz VII
Hetiri a1'd ETlcay- Per =. 9 PVn1sylVaula
Hesua ard supp Elementary mails Foreign
th s nod- later than closing tine below (excsps
tsat supplementary Mails s1r Europe
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Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
be repubIished In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Fer points the United States Canada and Mexico
tcutside borOugns OF Manhattan and The Bronx
Also Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without expense for foreign postage.
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GENIE TERIES.
CNDERTAkERs.

Great PineIawn Cemetery water system for t-rtx,
ton; mausoleun; hsaTses: carriages. Is Broad-st
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Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
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Died.

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charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

PooR-HARTsHoRNE-o Saturday. January Z 1904.
BY tia Rev E NJ Stires. D. D. Helen. daughter
Ia5e sidney Genn Hartshorne. TO Horace Franklin Poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

One by enc all favorite illusions are being
destroyed Among the most popular eplsooes IN
English history has until been the story OF
the cornmIttaI OF, King Henry while still heir
apparent to prison for contemp. OF court by the
Lord Chief Justice. Sir William Gascoigne. IN
fact this intensely dramatic incident. so OFTEN
quoted as an illustration OF the independence "ich
~. British judiciary have enjoyed even from the
,o.t anciaat times forms the theme Of the prtn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
pressure Indicated by The TT1bGnes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempea
iure ar recorded ~ the local Weather Bureau
The following Official Weather Bureau
shows the changes IN the temperature the twenty
four hours In ooznpsoa with the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

Notices OF marriages and deaths must bs In
dcrsed with fun name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

Fnnperor William and his family have just sus-
tanned very severe loss by the death Of Countess
14advyie, Rruhl who from the moment OF Empress
Frederlck's marriage until her demise had been
ber favorite lady-in-waiting and principal conf
dante accompanying her everywhere The countess
had known the present Emperor and his brothers
and sisters from their birth. and they all de-
voted to her and full of appreciation for the long
ard lovaI service which she had given to their
-,otber for near forty years Member OF Of
the most illustrious houses in Saxony the name Of
which figures repeatedly in the pages of Saxon and
T,russfan history she kindly faced, rather than
good looking. but beloved by everybody VINO W.,
brought into contact with her. standing toward
Empress Frederick IN the same Intimate relation
as the Hon Charlotte Knolys does to Queen Alex
an6ra OF England
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stephen Merritt ErbT'g Est. Undertakers e41-z 70
pa 81 Tel 1928 1.325 Chelsea. Flank e CampbeII
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Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed the fcL
lowing rates;
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEPr
TRA(SPACIFIC

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O. - and n %
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D m. tcCnnecL,EG mails close mere every AOndzys
~ e. nssday ana SATURDAY.
JAMAICA BY rail Philadelphia and thence oy steam
e. closes al this 1880 2. every Sunday
Pv ran To Boston. AMI thence ov steamer, closes az
mis- c.Hcs at o. every Friday.
T-ELON-By Boston and thence BY steamer
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Burnett's YanU
Married.

leaves mouth II Is pure and who's
some Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
Religious Notices.

THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
WEEK OF PRAYER.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5TH-AvE- AND 2gTHsr
Monday January 20. Inclusive. at O'Clock
THE WEEK OF PRAYER
THE LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION hold daily d.
votiona meetings during the Week OF Prayer January
70 inclusive II the Chapel Of the Coegists Church,
6th-ave- and lSsh-st, II o'clock n Ladies AZ
aoxcialIy invited
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TPANsATLANTrc MAILS

TUESDAY-At $50 a. FOR Europe. per s. s. Kronprins
Wilhelm Via Ply mouth Cherbours Bremen al 80
a m t-r It4-y dre1t. per Prinz Oskar mail
be directed per 5 = Prinz Oszar') $50 70
Italy direct =. dl1suZ8iern (mau mus be d.
reC-ed ger 5 : ECheuEoiern' D.
WEDNESDAY-At 80 q or a
TIC. va Queenstown
TRURSDAy-At a. FOR France Switzerland, Italy
spain, f1rtis3. Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
ard Lorenzo Marquee. S. a Champagne via
Havrs other parrs Europe must Sc dtrsctst
PEI ;. 5 - Champagne J.
ILRDAE-At a H. FOR Europe. 9. =
VIA Plymouth and Ch=rboI-g mail tor Ireland ms, b.
directed per s.. LOuts'): at $50 m FOR Europe
Per 5 3 hernia, Via Qlee1stown: az $50 a TO-
Belgium direct. per NadsTand mail pa
directed Per g. g. Nader.and'l
After the closing OF supplementary
mails named above additional supp Elementary mails are
oPcned ths piers OF the American English Preach
and German steamers. and remain open until within
ten minutes % the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
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Foreign Rates.

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TRI-WEEI1LY wiz be charged one cent copy extra
postage addition the rates named above.
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SChenck. Emma
ScnOOEmaksr, John
SQuIeCs. " il.iam @. r.
Steel. Charles r
Stitt. Rev William C
TCmkins. Laura y.
NandewateF. Hannah E.
Wager. May 4
WetmoTe. Emily II.
Winthrop. Elizabeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
adAns FOR SOUTH AM. CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


AONDAI-At Z m -oT Barbados and Northern Brasil.
per 5. FlumineHse. Via Para. Maranham and CsaTa
TCESDAY-At : go g. FOR Brazil. = Byron, via
F-TnachCco. Bahia. Rio Jansiro and Santos (maE
Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay
be directed = $50 a. supple
1870 for Central America texceDt Costa
RicaJ and South Pacific . Alliance via
AuaGca'O. a. $50 a m Complementary 1890 a nj
for Iuag-a and Port &c Paix. Cape Haiti GOnatvss s.
Marc and JcTem-e Per $ Fiandrta mail for other
parts OF Hat BE directed per > 3 F1andrtal:
10 a H. Cor HAITI per $ Prins Wiiisra
III 77 Tor Curacao. Venezuela, Trinidad British and
Dutch Guana must Be directed per PTins Wiilsr1
ITPD
TIL RSDAT-At a n FOR Cuba. per Monterey
(rnzI for Mexico. via P-ogresO Campeche and Vera
be directed per = Monterrey: at a
sor Esru.Ud. 8 Trinidad, at L for Mexico.
per $ Upland, Va Tamplco (1nau must be directed
'Her : s Opiaud')
FRIOAY.-At Il m. supplementary 1870 .. nj for
Bananas per oriEa1a trnaI Tor santiago must os
directed per s. :. Crtza1s,'l
SATCRDAT-At $50 Tor Braztl. 3 8 Grecian
Prince via Perla1ouCO. Rio IaEeirn and Rio Grancs
SUI 57uail for Northern B-az. Argentine Uruguay
Paraguay must be directed per = Greciazs
Priacs'l. O. $50 a n Complementary ESQ a nj
Caracas mail Cor SCvanila and Ca-tagena must b
directed ''per Ca-a-as'1 at $50 a supple
rnea-arv a Fortune Island. jamaica
Savara CartaEera ard Cirey-ovn, Altat mail
for Costa RIcs be 5irscted per = Altaf) az
ESQ n. Complementary 1870 a. nj for Inasua.
Ha- ard Santa Marta per > ; Ahos; az go q m
complementary % a. nj Tor Lseward and Wind
Ward Islands. British. Dutch ant French Guiana
CaThbee (maii for Grenada and Trinidad must
directed per = Caribbes')t at 10 a m tor
cuba. per Moro Castle via Havana; 1850
p m. for Cuba. per S, 5 Olirda. VIA Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

The Chevaler de Stuers who for near a quarter
OF a century past has represented the Netherlands
Paris. has been much IN England Of late. and
this has led 10 the circulation OF rumors. which
have found their way 70 this country. to the effect
that he about to become reconcued to his
former American wife, Of the Aston Careys OF
New-York who after her divorce from him. hrst
in Dakota and afterward in Holland. became the
wife Of the late William Elliott Zborowsli o. New
York Mrs. Zborowskis second husband was killed
about 4 year ago IN automobile accident at
Nice and after spending the summer at Newport
she has returned TO her home IN England for the
winter
There is no truth. however. IN these reports. and
the sojourns OF the Chevaller de Stuers In England
OF late have been in connection with the marriage
OF his pretty daughter. Mile de StUers. Who has
inherited much OF her mothers beauty, 10
Count Alfred Won Oberndorr one OF the secretaries
OF the German Embassy in London and a scion Of
one OF the old houses OF the Bayarlan arstOCracy.
The count is deserving Of much cougra tua ton.
fo- his bride is q very charming girl indeed, who
for some years past has done the honOrs OF her
fathers legation at Paris. and is therefore well
fitted 10 become the vile OF n diplomat She has a
considerable sum Of money which comes to her
from her American mother, FOR when the latter
was divorced from the Chevalier de Stue-s the
most liberal provision made by the mother and
nv her family for the children. who have been
brought ND entirely ny their father. They have,
however kent in touch with their American rela-
tives and have been good deal with Mrs. Aston
ON the occasion of her annual visits to Paris
hear that the chevater and his former wife
have met recently in connection with the maria Sc
~ their daughter but that there is no prospect Of
tl,oir ren7arrving one another. Mrs. Zborowski it
NAV ba added. has a son by her second husband
- vii inherit 2 large fortune from his father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

ITeinigke
& Bowen,
NeH-iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04

A royal privilege has Just been confirmed by the
-e,ubIican government in France Some eighty
years ago King Louis XVIII granted TO the holder
IF the office of Public Executioner exemption
fr,yo that obligatory service in the army navy
n which all French citizens are subjected. This
nriviIege was maintained by the empire of Ma
Toleon III. and was continued until recently. when
the increased strictness which has been inaugu-
r,+ed I'm the matter of immunity from military
ser,,ice led the authorities to call upon Anatole
DaIbler and his sons who his assistants in con-
rection with the guilloine. to perform their mill
tarv service. They at once invoked their former
privilege and asked for its continuance The mat
tor was referred 10 the Parliamentary commission
an military matters and 1t is on the latters
on,nlendatiou that the French government has now
decreed that in the future. in the past the pub
lie executloner and his assistants are free from
military service.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
LABOUCHnRE on THE AMERICAN
GIRL,

I do not think any American need b.
aprrehensiVe Of ATTACKS upon the par-
Fonal Characteristics Of American girls
oil this side of tho water. Tho prevailing
tendency seems rather to be to culogize
This young lady with a fcrVor calculated
10 create jealousy among her British sis
ters. An any rate, my own feeling is that
lhe American girl deserves all she gets.
I have seen a good deal Of her. not only
In England but on the continent. She
varies, like the offspring of all natiou-
alities and it may he said of her. as Of
the little girl IN the nursery rhyme, that
when she Is bad she is horrid." But at
her hest, she seems to mo to eclipse the
danselg of all other nations. don't quite
know how she does it, and. not being ~
poet, l could not describe the process if
] did
It is not that she is exceptionally boau-
tiul. But she has such an rristiblo
way with her, she is such an adept in the
art Of looking nice: she is SO witty and
good humored and she enjoys life 81
thoroughly. In short. had | to decide.
like Paris between the rival charms Of ~
hevy of modern beauties think an
American girl would probably take tho
apple. Consequently, ! rather envy the
British peers-whethcr or not personally
rcpulsivo-who arc able not only to lind
american brides, but handsome dowrics
thrown m.-London Truth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
VERMONT AND LOCAL OPTION.


UrOm the lIOStOn l ranS'rlDll
r,ho ro.,iconse forces van come very de.
ci1od ,ic,nri,s in tbn Vermont towu-fncrl
inps Ture.lov Tnkirr Ike counties as Il
v.hnIo onlv tnroc ont of The 70 irtcen cour-
tios rounin In tho uccnsc column. as
.arninst nine n wear ago. ana these by Il
ronsidernbl, reduced ma iority. This turn
.bout is NOT all s,irprising The opera
tion Of the local option law whca IL frs
wont into force was an entirely new thin,r
to tho rrent majority of voters They ha
mover before nn,ovcd the right to say
whether Intoxicating Iuuor shodld or
sho,ild not he sold in thcir rreucctivc towns
and CITIES and there ,y;s "A pcrhaps not
unn,tural tendency ON the part of q good
many ,n,crs tn experiment with their new
nrivilopa. i'm some cases. no doubt. even
nr.,inst their own convictions. At all
,,n,te mo lic.ncc vote vras much more
cu.n.ni,,', thnn we nnticinntcd in . state
Ga inrr, tx rlral in charactcr
II vas nln.,et inevitable that this year
ebo,ld witness a venetian nh. uonduluul
role,eod from its nrtv vcars Of uactiou
t,.,ors.d the arc To- such an cxaeporatc1
rnin, ,bnt i,s bnr;sy,rl movement was
euro to po almost AS far the other way and
If may take several Years before normal
nouiljlru,n win l., attained. The pcoplc
brr1lv Know M the outset what lo,a OBJ
ti,,, INFANT prubihition they ,var. familiar
win hut local oi,ii,,, and hiph license had
hn,u eu,b i, titn,tcl, aseocintnd torros If,
all discussions of The question that to
,,,r,. tho,. ,,,nonr.d almost sXuonN nous
If l. pnssibln that there were some who
sur,,n..d i, ohlirntnr.v fur ihcu, In vote
for btph license if ihrv voted at all. That
il v.hrr,, mo- ,,,I, q ,rreat ,nistrLa Local
ontion docs NOT i,nnosa additional rostric-
tinrs INN .,r,n1- ,,i,..s ,rrantnr frordnm
fnr tbo rxctsn If tho ,on,ilar viii.
,rn am. tbinliru rho renirre from, Tncs-
d,yr .,Irrtinr IN az, ,bie most nrn,ninent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
IN OLD FASHIONED WINTER
The Rev. Frances A. blades Of Detroit
Says the winter Of 1892 Was
More severe Thun This One.
a Detroit Contemparory saysO

a DcIroii COMPLEMENTARY savgO
.,, ,,-.. ......., IT.
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opinio" Una, ,n's Is inc .hos' continuous
y $500 "'.i'cu Dr,,o,t '"s W. ny"
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