davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

RAKER-TOIMIE-on wednesday, December ~ 1906 81
Cold Spring by the Rev. Dr. Floyd-Joness
AGNES Madeleine, daughter Of Dir. and arG Coian
roimis 20 Henry Cornell Baker. OF Boston. Mass.
mr. vrvIER-KEYES-on wednesday. December q,
ie05 AZ the Church Of ST. Ignatius Loyoa By the Rev
Il Mob4nnon g. J.. Eleanor, daughter OF Dr. Ed-
ward L and sarah Loughborough Keyes. to Joseph D1
Vivisr.
IORINc-wARNER-On Thursday December - 1et5.
the home OF the bride No 297s Pralrieave Shiesgo
nv the Rev Bayard C1inch, Florence Ruth. daughter
of Mrs stella Dyer Lorfng 20 George Co4fi1s
warner, Esq. OF Salisbury Connecticut and NeW-Hork
LouD-sEAToN-By the Rev. Pascal narrower. On
Eonday December Is 1905 the residence OF her par
ents Mr. and Mrs William seaton, Fort Wadswortn.
staten Island Miss Agnes Esterbrook seaton to Ars
Edward Perry Loud
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tn-
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
G. T YERKES DEAD.
Wife at Bedside When He Epptres
at the WdIdOrf.

Charles r Yerkes died n his apartments at the
Waldorf Astoria yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Yerkes
from whom he had been separated for some time;
his daughter, Mrs. Rowdinea. OF Philadelphia; ms
son, Charles T. Yerkes Jr., and the latters wire
were at his bedside when the end came
MEssYerkes was taken seriously Ill in LONDON iase
June, but became better and went to Paris. where
he spent much of his time for couple Of months
in automobiling and other outdoor reoreations he
had been told by his physicians that he must put
aside business activities. and he at began to
put his affairs in order. He returned to this coun-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
RuR7ls WILL CONTEST SETTLED.

Anburu. n. Y. Dec 29.-The case involving the
contested will of Albert G Burts. who died at his
country place, on Owasco Lake. three years ago
Iaa1ire the bulk Of his estate to Miss Bessie
Burgess. who was reported TO be his hancee. was
settled out Of court to-day The estate is valued at
s25oc0G Mr. Burtls was sxty-one years old at the
time Of his death. Miss Burgess is now twenty
+our Relatives contested the will and todays set
t1ennent the terms Of which are private. resulted.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
sAuRERTs, NEW OPERA.

Utica y Y. Dec. 2s.-''Mexicana.' new comic
opera, was produced for the first time by the
Messrs shubert at the Majestic Theatre here to-
night It was well. received Miss Christie Mac
donald Thomas @ Seabrooke and Joseph Herbert
eact, won personal successes, RAYMOND Hubbel,
who wrote the music, was called before the curtain
and made a speech. Robert b Snnltn; VINO wrote 3.
the book. was in the auoleHce- AeV SHupel' VIZ
messed the Performance
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
LEAVES $4,000 TO HOSPITAL,
John Weed, of Cotton Commission House.
Provides for Stamford Institution.
IBv Telegraph to The TribuneI

TBv Telegraph 70 Ths IFioaneI
Stamford Conn. Dec. 29.-The VIII OF Johh
Weed. late head of the cotton commission mousse
of Weed & Bros. No. SO Wh1te-st' Ne" l VI NJ
it was learned to-day, gives $5o'oeo 10 'le o'd'i'
ford Hospital for the erection and equipment
of a ward for contagious diseases Wnat Is lell @
ot4o- +ha building of the plant is to go as an
a,5o-,-r,an+ for il and for the treatment Of poor
persons in the hospital.
Mr. Weed died December Is. and the nearest
raIe+ixa surviving is a brother, Alvah. John
weed established the commission house some
thirty wears ago. and later made his brother ii,
frank Weed. partner, The two became me,
dLtrn,oead riir, wear ago Early in November. when
est T2G5 Iecerna Ill he sent for his brother.
2Tlf" Tba day after the interview H Frank Weed 31
shot himself John Weed died ignorant OF MS
brothers death
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
THOMAS J. o'DoNoHuE.

Thomas j. o'Donohue, brother of the former City
Chamberlain J. j. O'Donohue. died yesterday at his
home No $50 West S7th-st.. after brief illness.
Mr.. ODonohue born in this city sxty-two
years ago. and for many years was partner In
the firm of Joseph O'Donohue e. Sons. tea mer-
chants with offices in Front-st. On the death of
his father. however. he retired from business He
had always been sportsman and had only re-
Gently returned from a hunting trip. He
member OF the Manhattan. New-York Athletic and
Catholic clubs. His funeral will be at st: Pat
ricks Cathedral, Tuesday morning. at 1O:90 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
JEWISH RELIEF FUND.

The fund for the relief of the Jews in Russia has
been increased since the last accounting by
s40ls 95 The grand total is now S.As,15491 The
contributions of 500 and over were; Leopold Wal
lach 800; Columbian Club 800; collected by Sara
sohn & Sons $50 %; Peter Mcdonnell 500; Victor
Fletcher Sl00; John B. Weber Buffalo. n. Y, $780,
Congregaton Leches Yoscher, Sl57 %; collections
from Spokane. Wash, $500; collected by Max
Markell S698 36; collections from Plainfeld, n. j..
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

American Physical Society meeting Columbia University
Presidents DAY and reception the woan's Press Club
Astoria 23O ?. m
New-Yor Press Club reception No 1I6 Nassau-st to
4 p. m.
Manuscript Society National Arts Cuo No. q
34th-st-. s:z5 ?.
French Students BALL Grand Central Palace
Hungarian Peasant Ball the Hungarian Literary So
ciety. SlIIzer's Harlem Casino evening.
Free lecture by Thomas Whitney Surette 'ParsifaF
illustrated Cooper Union p. n.
Free day at the Natural History and
he Geological Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
WILL oE WILLIAM 4. GOULD.

The will OF William H Gould was filed for probate
IN the Office of the Surrogate yesterday. The value
oP the estate was not stated The testator directs
tbe division Of his property into five parts. of which
one goes to the Gould Memorial Home. in Rome,
ItaIy one to the Congregational Society OF Sharon,
Conn: one TO the Protestant Episcopal Church.
SHARON and one 10 the Roman Catholic Church.
Sharon Wilhemus Mynderse Is appointed executor
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
MISS LAURA ROOSEVELT FITCH.

Syracuse Dec 29.-Mss Laura Roosevelt Fitch
died in New-York to-day. She was the dausn-
ter of James Fitch and Rosetta Roosevelt
Fitch of skaneateles. who was relative OF Presl-
dent Roosevelt and of Frederick Roosevelt. OF
staneateles and New-York. Miss Fitch inherited
the Iatrobe Roosevelt home on the east SIDE OF
Skaneateles Lake and made her home there TOT tne
last ten or fifteen years She had suheIeo Ioh
E2riehf's disease for some time
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
IN CHARGE OF PORTO RIco's HEALTH.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune

by Telegraph The Tribune J
Galveston. Tex. Dec. 29.-Surgeon General Wey-
man has named DR.. NJ. H. Foster surgeon in
charge OF the Public Health Department in Porto
Rico. DR.. Foster is present the representative
here of the Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service He will leave on January to assume his
new duties and will have headquarters at San
Juan He has seen service in nearly every portion
of the United States and Its insular possessions
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
GIFT FROM KNICKERBOoKERs.
Offer to Build Library and Present Park to
Ballston Spa Accepted.
- Tslegraph to The Tribune.

IRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
F7aIIston Spa N. Y. Dec 29.-The village ofncials
have accepted the offer of Mrs. Helen M Knicker-
booker of New-York, and her son. William H.
Lrickerbocker of this village. to build a public
lfbrarv building and park and present It to the
town The building and park will cost nearly
$40 nm The village has agreed TO help support the
library and park after they are built.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
RRooxlvu LAWYER SUSPENDED.

Horace Graves 8. Brooklyn lawyer. formerly wen
known has been suspended from practice for I'VE
pears by the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court Second Department. This decision, handed
doTn yesterday. follows the findings and recon-
uendations Of q referee appointed 10 CONSIDER the
charges against Mr.. Graves by the BrooAlyh n1f
Associs+toy Nr Graves was accused of wrong
fully Withholding money from a client After the
case had been placed before the District attorney
Dir. Graves paid his client in 1Oal-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH w. HARTLEY.

Joseph ". Hartley, who died Thursday, was born
In New-York IN 1929. He entered business in this
city a boy at No. 112 wall-st.. with " Boonen
Graves & Co. He became a Junior partner, and
later the senior partner Of the firm He was
director Of the Juvenile Asylum, Of this city, Of
which his father. Robert NJ Hartley. was one Of
the founders. For about thirty years he was an
active member of the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church. He brother Of the late Marcellus
Hartley, firearms manufacturer, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Dec. 20
The southwest storm has reached middle Ontario
,b s+ilI further in intensity the barometer
at Rockcfe tonight reading % inches. The wealth
er however has cleared in the central valleys, the
south and in portions Of the Middle Atlantic states
snow continues in the lake region. This storm has
,aused only moderately high winds the coast but
+bAre were some southwest gales in the Ohio
valley and lower lake region Another disturbance
b.s moved snce Thursday night from Western Nevada
% extreme West Texas causing snow in the middle
5 sorb plat and rain in South California There
local rains the North Pacihc dlstrlcts
-rs,oneratures lower in the lake region ana the
r-ns ohio Valley and have changed little elsewhere
&bers 1riu be snow Saturday the windWaro shores
- he Great Lakes probably contlnuing SUNDAY III
and Central extending Saturday night
IN S-nSay into the Gulf states generally ana on
~ sunday night into the Ohio Valley ana Soutn
States rain viii also continue in the NoIth
T5;se districts Il viii be colder SATURDAY from lhs
I-a ohio valley and east upper lake region east
ppS tbrouRh the Middle Atlantic States ana New
1-i,ds along the England and Middle A.
ooss-s viii be brisk to high west. diminishing
ON the South Atlantic Coast fresh TO orisk
os beconinR variable; the Gulf Coast Eaflaoie,
o;I,ng east to southeast and fresh. on ne take
ssiran brisk high northwest to NORM diminishing
Saturday night c.-.. <.- r7,,roraap norris
Sa--e hrfsk 70 high winds colder ana gen
VIII nan 80 yrearher 10 the Grand Banks
eIls Earnings have been issued Tor the ROANOKE
loor ga cold wave warnings for Northern Arizona
'lHlSeI, warnings displayed on the Pacihc coast
.-ov, Eureka northWard
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
TUNls GARRETT BERGEN.

Tunis Garrett Bergen, member of one of the
Oldest families of New-Utrecht, died at his home.
Shore Road and 76th-st., yesterday morning He
was born at Bay Ridge forty-nine years ago. He
inherited fortune and never engaged actively in
any business Mr. Bergen grandson of Tunis
G. Bergen at one time Supervisor of Kings County:
He leaves q wife and four children. The funeral
will be held to-morroM afternoon at 230 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
BROOKLYN cVIc REcePrloN.

Bird S Coler. the Borough President-eect Of
Brooklyn. announces that he will revive the old
custom that prevailed when that borough was
city Of holding public reception in the City Hall.
now the Borough Hall, on New Years Day He
and the members of his cabinet vii! receive guests
there on January from noon until O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Madrid Dec 2a-King Alfonso has gone on
hunting expedition 20. Granada. IN the South OF
Spain. The British armored cruiser Drake rag
ship Of Rear Admiral Prince Louis Of Battenoers'
has arrived at Malaga, about fifty miles Ironn
cra,ada The Prince landed at Malaga and WENT
to Granada 1t is expected that msetins SeEwsen
Ena OF Battenberg viii take place at the 1sttsr
cit
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
ANDREWS MAY SUCCEED YERKEs.

BY Telegraph to The Tribunel
Cleveland. Dec. 2a-The death of Charles I.
Terkes In New-York places it is thought the
craftsmanship OF the London underground railway
system upon the shoulders Of Horace E. Andrews
president Of the Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pany. Mr.. Andrews and family went to New-York
last night 1t was learned tonight that Mr.. An
drews refused the place time ago, but now
that Mr. Yerkes is dead it is believed that ne VIII
accent II.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING. MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

daughter of Thomas Moore retired capitalist OF
Philadelphia They have home in this city at
NO $50 5th-ave.
Mr.. Yerkes gave telescope to the University of
Chicago which cost about 100000 This telescope,
which is said to be the largest and finest In the
world is In the Ferkes Observatory at Lake Gem
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-B.shop W n: Mcvickar, Rhode
Island. CAMBRIDGR-Baro van der Hoeven,
IT31raipgton Del ASTOR-AIton H. Riley North
k+tIeboro Mass GOTHAM-R- E. Griscom. Phil
adephia WALDORF-ASTORIA-C Albert
Winslow, L. S. N
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
ROBERT DRoUET ILL.

Owing to the sudden illness OF Robert Drouet.
who has been rehearsing the leading role in Lucky
Miss Dean" the English comedy which was to
precede Henri de Vries in "A Case OF Arson at
the Madison Square Theatre January 8. it has
been necessary TO substitute another play, as the
physicians say Mr.. Drouet will be unable to play
for some time. Fortunately. Walter n, Lawrence
had a company rehearsing a new comedy. The
Braisiey Diamond. % by Themayne and Hail. which
he will substitute for Lucky Miss Dean"
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

to1d., lava
3;5s 5ssss as: v :s: e..
sETLon EraaE 5ora1Rs IN PegsmseE, sss n Tssfr y ss
aisRyninth sirs nj ' ysar Fan.Tai private
cEEaoAt Eornsllsvins y o. ID DsqsTSsF % :e e 5so5 p
the eiEhty-toarth year q her BgasTsl P5fVsss
f591 f5s on9bt 5n9 5ssffaGa aeshs 81 BF6ok s S9
CUAuNGs-on Thursday. December 2, 1905. Mrs
Maria u. Cummings. in the eth year Of her age u
z63 orand-ave.. Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
D9RRsssa.4s B;e:@s!@ n s1;a?9sses 9se
s1st year q his 70 Tge 4Soon Euq Pa NsT n j. On Sat
urday. s :' Decsnber 50 at p Intsnsnt private
3, sT 9s. e l4 6oashsIg s2
Funsral from his late TesdenssS. 20 ~ f5e SseSrai
6ots. 5tays 1870 n . FslptZSs T and friends
GIBsoN-Decsmber 2s 1905 Lucy Gibson in her s5d M
year Fahsfai service at her late Tssiaenoe No sos
oclock iot fnisrmsnt aGae at oonTenien6s family
HARTLEY ,rea into rest THURSDAY December 2.
Gs9Da w a R56sTt 5sS M sq1H s s2f ~ @ n the sss year
ercH -y PARK on sat1Tday DecsTbsr so 10 In
teTrnent private.
TsTO5 4sbrss city q PsSsae'T 2Ss o1 e
At chapel q the stephen Merritt Burial Company s.
Of John and Eleanor n Kelly N the % th @ 4es yseT g
No 5b4 Mott1ave. sunday. December 81 at P m
MAcNAUeHToNof Pnsgn9ui&s sc on Fday DsesTssr Tss
NauEhto. Of TahaVus n. Y. formerly OF Albany n
the s5th year of his Funeral services viii be held
at the chapel Of the Albany Rural Cemetery on Sunday
December 81. at p.
PAYNE-on Thursday. December 2s William H Payne. ne
In the 72d year Funeral services al his late
9S Park-ave-. Saturday pecer1oer 81
at a. Interment at convenience OF 1aLnliy-
sHERMAN-Entered into rest. THURSDAY. December e.
1905. residence. No 265 Henry-s brook-
and daughter Of the late Hon. Arnold B. and susan
Hayes watson Of UnadfIla, n. Y. Funeraal services
at Episcopal Church. state 81.
near Bond-sr Brooklyn. at O'Clock Sunday, DeoeToer
81 Jnterrneqt prtvatz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of apoplexy. Wednesday night,
December a. Hugh Stewart beloved husband of Nells
A Stewart and father OF Mrs GeoTge ". horton.
Relatives friends invited to attend The funeTel
services which will be held at his late residence NO.
3s8 Cinton-ave, Brooklyn. on SATURDAY evening" De-
30. S o'clock Internent NoeolaWn Pleass
omit flowers
THAYER-At Piaiu1eld. n. J.. Friday, Decem6er p.
1906 Sarah E Thayor widow of Edward selden Tnsyer
services at her late residences
No. S26 WEBSTER Place, Plainfsld. N J., on sunday
December 81. ? ?. InteTunent at Buffalo. n. Y
woODBRIDGE-On Friday. December %. Elsa
daughter OF Edith Foster and J. Lester woodbridge
Notice. of services hereafter
xERKEs-on December o. Charles Tyson YerksS IN the
69h year Of his age Funeral from his late residences
No
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Offices
MAIN oFFICE-No 154 Nassau-st.
u Ar. STREET OEFIcE-No 10 Wtl4anl-sE
fTr5r11tSS 1FsEECE-Ne 1564 Broadway, anrAr1srs=
can District Telegraph once.
pr,(,STSS 9TRTAU--No AI6 East 1SSth-st
~ SSHINGTON BUREAU-No- 1,322 Fat.
NEWARK BRANC1 OEFAS1---RF Feoshich y So1lnasrs
NO 794 Bfoa6-st.
PRTyssEIS-62 Montague de Ia CoGr
I,ONDON-Oface OF THE TRIBUNE. az NO tfs Flests
American Express Company. No. 3 Waterloo Plaza
q Son. Tourist once. Lnogat8 Circus.
The London Once Of THE TRIBUNE Is a convenient
ulscs 10 leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIs-John Munroe & Co, No Z Rue Scribe.
Iohn- Wanaraaker, No. A. Rue des Petitss EcurieS
Eagle Bureau No. SO Rue Can1bon
Morgan. HaF1es q Co. No. 81 Boulevard HausSra-1
Credit Iyonnais. Bureau Ges EtFangeTs~
Continental Hotel newsstand
The Figaro Once.
sasrbach'E NeVa Exchange Rue ST. Georges =
Brsntano's. No 81 Avenus de fOpera.
American Express Company No II Rus Serbia
NICE-Credit Lyonnais.
GENEvA-LoTn6sTd, OdIsr & Co and Uaion Bank
FIsoRENCE-Frensh. Lsmon & Co. Nos. ana 6 Va
Tornabuoni.
Maquay q Co. Bankers
MIf.AN-saarbaoh's News Exchange vials Aioattorts
15A.
HAMBURG-Ameriean Express Company No. Fsrs-
nand Strasse.
MAYENcE-saarbach's NaHs Exchaaxs
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
rribune snbscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent By mail to any address IA
this country abroad address chaRgsd as often
desired Subscriptions may be given 20 your regllaz
dealer before leaving II convenient hand them
IN at THE TRIBUNE ONES.
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAT, cents WhH.Ezls1 REVIEW cents
WEEKGT FARMER. cents
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who VIII san to-day i''
Antwerp on the iceland are:
xss ,ssss captain and Mrs J. F.
oer IL - John Wynkooo-
Sailing on the New-York for Southampton VIII
Be-:
l. Herzsn 49,. iIseutensnt and Mrs Irving
ss1.--Ai1 A1z5r Nj ana srs D. Morgan
'So'zS " ~ and 8Irs. Percy White
x sad MIS- Francis c. Riahard H E"art-
on
The cabin list Of the Bluecher' which sans ior
hamburg. includes:
VI. cs-,s-o, fDr. Hugo Pitcairn Arnert-
9s la n s.,,is can Consul General at
Y. az - u a 1sx+-y Hamburg.
X sad v,s sTdnevl J. Edward Touch.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Hamburg
q tie Graf walderses Were
" saa Mrs a. 0. cod-l Richard Yogsi- x,,,.,rs,,
Las Ruth wills
test ard cheapest of all hanoy TefefohSe
ssttui Tribune Almanac; Out To-Day
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

been at his Office recently. His physician says %
win be unable to leave the house for several oayA
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
Insist upon having Burnett's yanina.


Marriage notices appearing IN TIE TRIBUNE rfl
be rruublished in The TTf-weekly Tribune Utthous
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

highest temperature yesterday 90 aegsees ~ f IesP '
40 average eoTresponoinB oae q @ g..
aysssge; for corresponding date of last WehlShNs
years Partly cloudy and ceiass to-day nIis9
20 hish westerly wilsdss 1s-f s-a2ays
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

What is it you wish to knowF See Tribune
Almanac. Out To-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

All kinds OF useful data in the Tribune AL
nansc for 1906. Out To- Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
0. q. HILL CONFINED TO HOUSE.

IBy Telegraph TO The Trioune-l
Albany Dec 2e-Ex-Governor Hill has been III
sor several weeks from severe cold, and has not
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points the United States Canada and aLsteo
foutsde OF the Boroughs Of Manhattan and Ths
BRONX. Also Cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii and fhs
Pbppinss extra expense for foreign postage
II. s1rlnAY. LLlEEKIy EARNERi
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

Forecast for Special Localities-For Maryland Dea-
ware and New-Jersey fair. colder to-day 'FisS 70
,,eh west winds: sunday fair
ne s-ev England fair. colder to-day. except rain
,r Northern Maine; brisk to high west winds;
sunday fair ,,o. ,,xo-l,
OF 80, and colder to-day: brisk to high west
111-nds. Sunday fair -,.h,. ..,r colder to-dav:
g,oT The District Of Coiuinnia' iaii' eo'' '
sunday fair: brisk west Ninos ,o,5- ard colder
Pennsylvania, partly cooos ar 1
For NesSi aar axe Erie, Sunday increasing cloud
to-oay v sn in the afternoon or night: high west 10
noTth"S tern New-York. cloudy and colder Iosehy:
or rortb portion; Sunday party ciou-S: r,3.
snow IN me- - near the lakes high west TO north "lnas'
sHO saT, inishine by Sunday
oe,.,.I Reeord-The following ofncisi record
i'i Ix-stber Bureau shows the changes in the TEN
,,,-s far the last twenty four hoors Ii oA44'=0"
o
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
rspublished IN The TE-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers in Nsv-Tork City the DAILY and
TRT-WEEKLY Will be charged ons cent copy extra
postage in addition to the rates paEaed above
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
UNDERTAKERs

FRANK E.. CAMPBELL, 241-2 West 3sd St
g5d St stephen Merritt Eubg Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
CEMETERIES
THE -wooDLAwN CDTETEBT

81 readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grard
Central Station. webster and jerome avenue tols{s
and by carriage. Lots $125 Telephone 4s6S.
Cranaercy) Book Views representatives,.
once. 20 East 2srd St. N. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

For points in Europe and al countries in ts Universal
Postal Unon THE TRIBUNE viii oe mailed a. tbs fol~
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
GROWTH OF METHODIST CHURCH.

The membership of the Methodist Church, as
shou,n in an advance statement OF s. v. r. Ford
Editor Of the Methodist Year Book shows a
marked increase in the last year. The total mem
bershIp at the close Of the year 1906 is sIs.A1. an
increase OF 7s.OsO over the previous year. and an
increase of a55s7 over the membership of the
church i've years ego. In the last five years the
Increase each year has been as foowsi
Members Increase Members. Increase
1901 q 952234 22so0t 1eo4.s.4. sOI012i S2Q3
1892 s. 900 2a5 4s061 1905. las I'll IS 0e0
1893. -. .03l.ais Sl.622i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-16
BRONCHITIS
Reinhart's Pharmacy Tell the People
Quickest Means to Cure 1t.

Asked one day in their store the ques-
ton, "What is good for bronchitis -
the proprietor of Remnants Pharmacy.
our we'll known druggist, answered,
For years old fashioned cod liver oil
has been known 10 possess the most re-
markable curative and healing proper
ties for throat, bronchial, and lung
troubles of any thing known 10 medi-
cine, but on account of the grease
which enveloped its curative principles,
1t has been impossible for many people
to take enough of it into their systems
to combat a thoroughly settled disease
without clogging the system and up
setting the stomach.
Now. however" continued he. 1--WE
have Vin0l which contains in a highly
concentrated form all OF the medical
curative elements of cod liver oil actu-
ally taken from fresh Gods livers with
out a drop of oil or grease to upset the
stomach and retard its work, and ply
sicians agree that it is the greatest cure
for all throat, bronchial and lung trou
bles known TO medicine
Miss Anna Ray writes US that after
suffering for five years with bronchi-
It's, and trying all kinds cf medicines
without relief, Vinol cured her, and we
have hundreds of just such letters.
We wish every person suffering from
chronic colds, coughs, bronchitis, and
everysaged, weak, or convalescent per-
son who needs healing, strengthened
ating and blood making tonic would try
Vinol on our guarantee to return the
purchase money if it fails. Remnants
Pharmacy