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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05

BoUND-RICHARDs-on Wednesday, October I. 1908. at
Crypt OF Cathedral Of St John the Divine, by
Rev. Hugh Birckhead. Georges Church, Mary
Josephine, daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs William w FSlcn-
ards, OF Hackensack. n. J., TO Charles Ftske Bound
GARDINoR-HA Tuesday. October g. at No
115 76rh-st.. by the Rev. Andrew Gillies, Helen
Augusta daughter Of Mr. Charles z. Hammond to Dr.,
Herbert E Gardiner.
LLENBECK-STEELE-AIIs Elizabeth Marion Steele
only daughter Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Steele, to MI
Harry c. Halenbec, II, both OF Mourclatr. y J., by
the Rev Amory II. Bradford OF the First Congrega-
tionsl Church Of Montclair. y. J.
HATCH-GILLEsPIE-on Wednesday. October 4 at St
Andrews Church. Stamford. Conn, by the Rev. Harry
Bodley. Archdeaeon OF Hartford assisted by the Rev
2. Windsor B-athwatte rector of the parish, Alice
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Augustus Gillespie 70
Charles Alfred Hatch.
OWEN-KIRBY-At Armenia. n. Y. October 4. 1903. by
william H Owen, II, Georgia B. daughter Of
the late John B. Kirby, TO Edward L Owen. OF New
York City.
REED-FULTON-Ou THURSDAY. September IS, at the
Park Presbyterian Church, New-Tork. by the Rev Dr.
Arson P. Atterbury Sue g. daughter Of MI and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Fulton, to William Dixie Reed
RoGERs-FISK-On Wednesday, October 1 at tho First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Trenton y. J, by the Rev John
b D. Elizabeth Caldwell. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
PIiny Fisk William spooc Rogers.
WINTHROP-BABCOCK-O Tuesday. October g. at
Rosyn Long Island, by the Rev: Ernest NJ stirss'
cock. TO Henry Rogers Winthrop.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

ohHciaI Record and FOrecRst.-W ashington- Oct
clear weather prevails tonight the entire country.
,.-+ ~, the C4uf Coast Texas the North Pacific
States pressure quite low from the upper lake region
eastward but without precipitation Conditions continue
unsettled in Indies with steadily falling pressure
go soma rain but as get no disturbance far
o.. he sscertained. The temperatures have generally
san except in Northwest, in Texas and along the
South Atlantic Coast They considerably above the
seasonal except in the extreme SOUTH where
they are about normal
The weather will continue fair Thursday and Friday
10 rain Of consequence indicated except that local
showers re probable the southern portion Of the Gut
states There viii be temperature changes or conse
snc cvcept in the Mississippi valley and
- Tsoion wien IL will cooler THURSDAY. The
I'D along me Nev-Engand Coast Will be light 10 fresh
- y1csry southwest, Middle Atlantic Coast, light TO
@-es so,tvyes South Atlantic Coast light TO
+-esh and mostly northeast. Gulf Coast light 10 fresh
northeast the lower lakes fresh and mostly
o-+bwast and on upper lakes. light 70 fresh and
s soi,rfvgss Steamers departing Thursday Eu-
a5 -o-ts win have fresh southwest winds with fair
weather 70 Grand Banks
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Elizabeth Usher Smith, daughter OF MIS-
SYDNEY Smith last night became the bride OF Her
bert Stanley Bradheld. Of J. P Bradheld' gen
eraI superintendent of the New-York Central Kali
road The ceremony took place at the country
home IF F 2 Smathers Shore Road and 99th-st.,
Bay Ridge It was performed by the Rev Philip
Cook, of the Church of the Incarnation. and was
witnessed only by the personal friends of Miss
Smith and Mr.. Bradfeld The bride was given
awav by her brother-tn-law, Mr.. Smathers, and
Mrs Smathers acted as matrou of honor. The best
man was NJ Allen Warren. There were no brides
maids or ushers.
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COLLEGE BRED CROOK KILLED.
Was Driven to Crime Through Disappoint-
ment in Love-Reform Failed
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Sioux City. Iowa, Oct. John Conway who was
killed IN the act Of breaking into bank at Berke-
ley Cal, last night. college bred and Of IN
usual intelligence and refinement. Six years ago he
was in desperate hoId-up of the Horseshoe res
taurant In this city. and captured after bat
tie with the police. While confined in The local
Jail the Baptist Church endeavored 10 reform him,
and one Of the leading young women Of the church
fell in love with him.
He had travelled under an alias thus far, but
through her entreaty he revealed his true name,
and she wrote TO his parents, who wealthy resi-
dents Of Chicago His brother, Stephen Conway,
an official Of the Armour Packing Company, at
once came and obtained his release $500 bond.
This bond was subsequently forfeited, and Conway
Immediately resumed his career Of crime. Disap-
pointment in love caused him TO become crook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-05
BOWEN MISUNDERSTOOD PRESIDENT
Secretary Taft Tells of the Interview at the
White House.

Washington, Oct. 4-Secretary Taft. being
asked to-day concerning the statement said to
have been made by the President to Herbert ".
Bowen, late Minister to Venezuela. in the letter
which Mr.. Bowen gave out yesterday, said he
was present at the interview and that Mr.. Bowen
wholly misunderstood what the President said.
Mr.. Bowen" continued the Secretary, re
peated once or twice that he would DO exactly
what he had done were the same case presented
70 him for action and he finally said that he was
glad the whole matter had come out and was
generally Elewn. To which the President re-
Piled: 7 do not agree with you, and very
sorry that the whole matter has happened a"
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sHoTTER BUYS SHADOW BROOK ESTATE.

Samuel P. shotter Of Savannah, Ca will within
a few days become the owner Of Shadow Brook the
former country home OF Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes. of New-York. Negotiations for the pur-
chase of the property have been under way for
some time. and the property viii pass to its new
owner within a week Mr.. Shotter has for two
summers been tenant Of Lakeside. the country
place Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed. Of
New-York on Lake Aahkeenac.
When Ansor Phelps Stokes, OF New-York, ere
ated Shadow Brook estate of 800 acres 1t was est-
mated that he expended ST. $4,000 on the property.
This expenditure included the model English farm
the foot Of the slope below Shadow Brook.
Mr.. Stokes has lived for the last three years at
The Brick House, Noroton, Conn
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Holly, Mary Z whitney SosaIlla
wife OF Dr. L. Bailey Of pneumonia. with heart
failure tVnera! ser {s l T S5y
Interrent private Kindly omit flowers
DEMAREsT.-At BROOKLYN, October 4 in her ssh year
g., E,rsra1 services yin he bed AT the
residence No. SEQ 6thst. Brooklyn Fri
fsnss are invited Take shave car Interent At
Woodland
CRAHAM-Entered eternal life October & 1905,
Rev. Alexander Graham IN his s5th year Services at
Thursday evening. October s. Interment Maple Grove
Cemetery Friday morning. october q
M9ndsy October at bis late TsGIa Silence
Thursday oeto6sr 8. at 3 ?. m.
HoILY---At Stamford. Conn, on Tusseay, October 8
5, ao eFureh on Friday October az sis ~ =,
p m
HoRToN--At White Plains y " T. OF Tuesday October
SJah. Horton in the S5th year Of his age Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend funeral services
his late residence Friday. October 6. at p N.
JAQUTTHsuddenly. October 1. 1905 Horace J.
6ence No 10 South Mapls-avs.. East Orange N J.
on Friday, october g. at $3.50 p. Intsrnent at con
venencs OF family.
Margaretta D. widow of William H. Nichols. Funeral
services at Chrfsts First Presbyterian Church. Hemp
Internent Chester. N. j. Friday October g. at II
74oMPsoN-ou October 2 1905 the residence OF her
niece Mrs. A. D Hill; Boston. Mass, Melinda Il
shall Thompson. Funeral services Chrtsts Church
BeIiporJ. Long Island Friday! October g. at II a m
please copy.
vvHTTNEY-On Wednesday. October 4. 1905,
residence. No IS Bank-st, Susanna Whitney, in her
s5th year Notice of funeral hereafter Boston papers
please copy.
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HArLEss cHURcHeorNe CONDEMNED.


Syracuse, Oct. 4-Bishop Charles Tyler Ohm
sted. Of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New
York. has asked the clergymen Of his churches
to do all they can 70 stop the practice of women
going 10 church with their hats off. He says he
hopes the "hatIess brigade fad will die
ont Let at least says he this good custom
of the mothers in Israel prevail, that they pray
in public with covered heads"
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TRAIN TAGGED FOR MISS GOULD.
Stranded in Indiana Junction-PIanned Au.
tomobile Parade Failed to Connect.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


South Bend, Ind Oct. 4.-AIss Gould and party
reached New-Paris at noon yesterday. The plan
was meet her with procession of automobiles,
escort her 10 Goshen, and then drive TO Winona,
but when she alighted from the train with her
companions not a person was there to greet her.
After remaining in the train shed for several hours
a Big Four tram was tagged and the party
boarded it for Warsaw.
w Jack Latta had been selected to take MISS
Gould in his Pope-Toledo car, but the committee
got the trains confused.
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GOVERNOR WRIGHT COMING HOME.
To Attend Opening of Bids for Philippine
Railroads.

Washington. Oct At was announced at the
War Department to-day that Governor Wright
win come 10 the United States from the Philip
pines ard VIII arrive in Washington by Deeem-
Der -. TO be present at the opening Of the bids
f,. tl,. ,o7e+r,rtic7 of railroads in the Philip
1-5,ae r. ,f4f- If the opening Of the bids has
been POSTPONED from December to December
u. SO thai Governor Wright can be present
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mllI TAKE RRIpE To coREA.


IRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Denver. Oct Miss Augusta OooIs' u1Hsnler OF
- 80 = wealthy brewer of Golden, Col. to-
I,r,y, viii become the bride OF Herbert E. Coll
han son Of the American railroad builder, who has
long been in Corea. where he owns valuable conees-
ei5r7z aTd has become the ETnperor's confidential
sayisap III eoune viii reside in Corea-
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4DAvID HARUM" BROUGHT $125,ooO.

Syracuse, Oct. 4-'David Harum' the novel
written by the late Edward Noyes Westcott OF
this city, netted the authors estate about slSon
according to a statement made in the Surrogate's
Court to-day, when the final accounting OF the
e,.acutrix Of the estate was fled. Mr.. Westcott
- r,,- q banker died seven years ago, End the
eeIete was held open to derive the benefits from
the sale of the novel
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Postohca NotIee

Should be read DAILY by ali interested as changes
may at tins)
Foreign mails ending October z. 1895 VIII
close promptly a Pc5tofics
follows: Registered and ParcesPost Malls caze az tns
General Postofce earlier than closing time
shown below Parces-tost Mails for Germany closs az
3 D October 2 8
Psrcels-POst Mails Great Britain ana Ireland
dispatched BY the White Star Line Wednesdays ana
by the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patch IS made BY the Cunard Line when a Cunard
steamer sails American Line
steamer the The ParcelsPost mails close
hour before the regular mails
ParcssPost Mail for Barbados and Great Britain ana
Ireland cannot be registered
Regular supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
ton sts) half hour later than
closing time shown Supplementary
Mails for Europe America VIA Colon-
close one hour later Foreign Station
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rBv TeIeeraph to The tribune

Trenton N. J., Oct 4.-Miss Ruth Metcalf, dadgh-
ter of Mrs James P Metcalf, of Erie. Penn and
Ferdinand W RoebIing. jr., of Ferdinand W
RoeblIng of the John A. Roebling's Sons Company.
of this city were married to-day in St Paul 8
Episcopal Church Erie by the Rev. J. NJ. McGann
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TBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Trenton N j. Oct. Miss Elizabeth Fisk
daughter Of Pliny Fisk OF this city and niece Of
the late Harvey Fisk, OF New-York, was married
TO-DAY In the First Presbyterian Church. 10 Will
lam Snoor Rogers formerly of Omaha. The cere-
rnonv was performed by the Rev. Dr. John Dixon.
of New-York assisted by the Rev DIT. Henry Collin
Minton pastor of the church.
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Cambridge. Mass. Oct 4.-Charles Herbert Baker
y. RrookIZJn 2 Harvard graduate 02. and Miss
Helen Margaret Cooper. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
c,1s+ayrs Goepper were married this evening at the
bona of the brides parents, in Observation-Disclosures
Nj and Mrs Baker will live in Brooklyn.
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs Henry c. Mcnvaine Of Philadelphia an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Es1izabetb r Mcuvaine to E. Crosby Kindleberger.
Of New-York Mr. KIndleberger is an Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel OF this city, and Is member
Of the Ear Association and of the University CLUB.
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~ TeIerraph to The Tribune. ]

Stamford, Conn, Oct miss Alice Gillespie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Augustus Gil
lespie of NO 128 South-st. and Charles ALDER
Ha{nh son Of Albert ] Hatch, New-York broker
were married to-day.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL GOTHAX-United States Senator Nelson
w Aldrtch Rhode Island HOFFMAN-Congress-
man George y Southwck, Albany. HOLLAND
CIowrey Chapman, Chicago. ST. REGIS-W. 8
Kuhn. PittSburg.
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TIDAL WAVE ON CUBAN COAST.
Fifty Houses Damaged at a Village Near
ManzanilIo

Havana, Oct. A tidal wave to-day struck
the village Of Campechuela, near ManzaniIlo
Fifty houses we're damaged. but no lives were
lost
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Special Notices.


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Miss Edith May Stewart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart of Yonkers. and Edward Per
civ-aI showeu of Riverton n. J.. married by
the Rev James Freeman Of 81. Andrews Episco-
pal Church, at the home of the brides parents No.
500 Hawthorne-ave, Yonkers, last night
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Highest temperature yesterday - -17iees' i-7' %
,~e 6s. average for corresp n4rs date ast ear "4
a sor CORRESPONDING date last tgents FIVE ears q
f1caI Forecast-Fair to-day and Friday Asht 70 HesH
southwest south winds.
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

e. readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. Webster and Jerome ayenue troeys
-r 60 for Book OF Views representatives
once, 20 East gard st. n. Y City
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURSDAY f5l-At g. for France switzerland,
italy. spain Portugal Turkey, Egypt. Greece and
British India per La Lorraine, faIso
other parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer.
FRIDAY (eAt 1880 ?. for Azores Islands per
C'snopfc. from Boston
SATURDAY DAT a. m. for Europe per 3. =. New
York Via Plymouth Cherbourg (including Liverpool
Scotland Ireland and South Africa specially al
dressed a. supplementary
a nj for Europe s. I.ueania- via Queenstown
and Liverpool: $40 CParees-PoSt
Mails). per VaderIand also regular mail for Bel
GUM when specially addressed for this steamer; AZ
$50 a for Italy direct Especially addressed oniy1
8. s. Koenig Albert at 1880 for Scotland
direct Especially addressed only, Columbia
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY
The schedule Of closing OF Transpacfhc Mails Is ar
ranged on the presumption % their uninterrupted
Land transit 70 port OF sailing The connecting
via Vancouver. Victoria Tacoma Seattle Whie1
close . m previous day. close AT the General Post
Office New-York. as follows $50 a.
Hawai- Japan Korea, China and Philippine Islands va
Francisco. close at p n OctobeF . A1a ~-F-~-
,5 5000 Australia (except Vest New-Caedonia,
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed Tasii iqr
TssDSs Va san Francisco close al o p m st-ooSl
tlt the
rsrr~f,g tha British mail for NeWEell-lS eoes -
arrive in time connect MI Is - n = -
s5-S.--e - go a m a and o p - =
made M ana forwarded until sHe arrival u 'N' ~1-
rs 1i3 ans specially addressed man LOT AuSSfaa
FIJI lslahus So Va vancouver and victoria B c..
Si"sa 81 q n n october 3oF aisp@'11 Per J. . no
vera .-,s Islands via san Francisco. Gloss
Ianltl anu lc-.tfsr ~ dispatch per 3 Marip0sa
AZ p - Korea, China and fAttppils 1s-aies -
3iaw2l close p m octoheT 10 tor disR&Se1
per coptle' francisco close at , October -
Hawal. Alameda
for disp@Sa+ Nparces-Post Mailsi. Korea China and
PhilippiHs M October "a for dispatch ;. En-
press q JaEgs Bds and Guam Franesco. close
PhiliPp m october 81 for dispatch per e IraspoE
siberia present Forwarded via hussie
SSlSrr-Tnless otherwise adtressed West Agsraia -
NoLsos DO Europe: Naw-Zealand va san Francisoos
49,, -sces the Chinese Province OF 1unna7
49, .-15rasssa Europe must he fuy prepsld az
,-Ss-r rates Hawaii forwarded via san ran
go er-siveIv Parccls-Post mails tor NeN-1e-a
~ Auslla ncluding West Australia are forwarded
via san fi@l WILLIAM r. WILCOX PostnaGtsFs
sostonies Nsw-fork. y. r. September ~ WV
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Fnrecast for speciaI Localities.-

Forecast for Special LocalitiesFor New-Jersey and
-, N,av,-Yorz fair Thursday and Friday Light TO
fresh southwest south Winds.
r. ,ba District OF Columbia, Maryland. Delaware and
r-,.-, PENNSYLVANIA Thursday and Friday; light
so,,tE winds becoming vartable
sDtA Nev-Yorl< Thursday. Friday fair and
,[,@,l,af cooler. fresh winds mostly southwest
Pennsylvania. Thursday; Friday fair
hat cooler: winds. mostly southwesteTiy
Official Record and Forecast.-Ihe Following record
-. ,.sl weather Bureau shows changes the
,rnnerature for twenty-four hours IN con-
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