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ILL FROM TOO MUCH DANCING.

Miss Blanche Deyo. of THE Cingalee' company,
whose specIalty was strenuous dance, Is now
seriously i'll at her home the result of her dane
ing Three weeks ago she advised by spe-
cialist that she suffering from hardening of
the abdominal tissues and that she must stop dane
ing at once or lose her life. She was brought to
this city. and it will be months before she
will
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ACTRESS AND LIEUTENANT ENGAGED.

The engag cement announced at the Grand
Opera House last evening of Miss Mary Welsh who
plays the role of Sallie Waters In Babes In Toy
land" to Lieutenant Edward Ball Cole, of the
United States Marine Corps now attached to the
United States steamer Yankee. Miss Welsh will
remain with the Babes in Toyland'' company until
the close OF the season and then will Join Lew
Fields's company in 1T Happened In Nordland" for
a few weeks IN Chicago. She will then leave the
stage TO become the wife of Lieutenant Cole, Miss
Welsh is q Philadelphia girl, her father being an
architect and builder of that city Lieutenant Cole
is graduate of Harvard. He, too. is a Phadel-
milan.
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BARRYMoRE1on Saturday: March 25 1905. AnnItyyills
Long Island hauTG % nsa = years Funeral
BRowN-On Monday. March %. 1905. George Brown IN
the 18th yer Of his sge PnsTs services T his as
Thursday. the Soth inst. at ESQ p m
BUCKAt the residence OF his d1ughter Mrs A J. Best.
David Buck in his e4th year Funeral services viii DO
held on THURSDAY March 80 at 81 oelSek a. m at me
f Plains n'e1m'nt at Rural Cemetery White
CARTER-on Saturday. March 25. at Camden. s G.
iamstowns Mass ana daughter the late Charles D.
he bed at the residence of FREDERICK j. Kingshury at
Waterbury. Conn. Thursday. March 80. at 11:l5
cAsE-At New-canaan. Conn. March IS 1908. the
home nS 9 her dag a H gF h y ap oc Of %
hereafter.
DANNE-on Monday March 81. 1905. Or. Frederic
s in the s S year m a ass o wsnss
at 10 a m. Interment at Providence. r. 7
,isS 7an: On y H Hss'A Is
hull and son Of the sss Ja sryss win s s ana ~ S
late % resaen:s No. MsSEs Psos ThaTsay
Fetry at aso f InsSant at Kingston n i Is
quested that flowers be sent
%ard Is 1905 sis james oad in the @
H Medn ass aenoo March % so syracuse papers
please copy.
IsE11x-op Tuesday March q: 1905. at his residence
s 7fh Year Of bis age. Funeral private. -
into ' E.s' a, "a Aiken ss March
Cartes Of New-York and daughter OF the late James
r Terman OF Albany N y. Funeral q Hedgela Wn
Troy Road Albany, y. Y. Thursday. March 50. at 8
D. m. Interment private
= T hfhTsy Mcs MaEsh a. b Ise' 5 Ay.
Funeral services will take place from late resi-
denee Railway. y. j., Thursday. March 80, AT 3
d m Carriages viii meet train leaving COTtlandt-st
New-York / 80 p m. via Pennsylvania Railroad
NTrJF.R-Drovned Cocoa Fla. March % 1905
Amy l. wife OF Henry G. Miller. formerly OF Ossinng
n Y Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TTrPREII-On Tuesday March IS George Benedict Tur-
re aged years Funeral services viii be held hts
late residence. No. liz TuTrel-ave-. South Orange
n H. Thursday. March 30 az p. m Trains leave o.
l. and Railroad. Christopher ana Barclayxt- ferries
:
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the yachting representative of 1.-THE Brooklyn Citi-
zen and later for THE Times" He men,
Der OF Joppa Lodge. f. and A. NJ He for
some years secretary of the Jamaica Bay Yacht
66Iupi ne was also an active member Of the Bergen
Beach and Belle Harbor Yacht Clubs. He of
fauguenot descent, and was born in Brooklyn fifty
TOUR years ago. The body will be brought to
Brooklyn for burial, the funeral being held at his
former homo in eth-st
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ALBERT j. HoYT.

Oyster Bay. Long Island. March 2a-Albert j.
Hoyt one OF the best known oyster planters in the
State, died this morning after a lingering Illness
Mr. Hoyt established the oyster business here some
years ago. and 1t became OF the principal In
dustries in the village A fleet of twelve oyster
boats used in carrying on the business, and in
one of them Mr.. Hoyt lived with his family The
boat viii be used carry the body across the
Sound TO Norwalk, Conn. the birthplace OF Mr.
Howl lie forty Old
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Newport r. L. March 2S.-The new Fall River
Line steamer Providence arrived here tonight
from New-York and had brilliant reception of
fireworks and sa1utes from the vessels In the har-
Dor. She made a fast run through Long Island
Sound covering twenty-five miles in one hour and
three minutes. She will have her official speed
trial of this port within the next few days.
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MISS MAY IRWIN AT THE NETWORK.

Miss May Irwin will be at the New-York Theatre
the present week In Mrs. Black Is Back" The
theatre which has been half empty for the last
few weeks was filled last night by audience
which waxed as enthusiastic as ever over Miss
Irwins old success in making two laughs appear
where before there but one or none Miss
Irwin was repeatedly encored. and was as glee-
fully received in all her old songs as during her
previous appearance here as Mrs. Black
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THOMAS II. WICKES.

Chicago March 2S.-Thomas H. Wlckes, vice.
president of the Pullman Palace Car Company
died suddenly here to-day
Mr.. Wickes born in England, and fifty
eight years old. He had been identified with the
Pullman Palace Car Company for thirty-five years
His first position agent at East ST. Louis. He
subsequently became division superintendent at ST.
Louis Western general superintendent at Chicago
general superintendent. second vice-president and
yiol- danf
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

All Mar MARI4E-olIyer Iselin. jr., Of New-Ro-
J; T. Weston. u. S, A.. HOLLAND-James H
Echols, Of Chicago. Observation-Disclosures Acker-
man, United States Forestry Commission. PLAZA
9GIeneral Charles Miller, Of Franklin. Penn. ST
REGIS-Sir Montague Allan of Montreal. WAL
2 oRSF-bsT3RI.Amsir G. shaughpessy OF Mon
Peck, of Chicago. WOLCOTT-AIrs Paul Morton
and Miss Pauline Morton, OF Washington
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CARNEGIE SCHOOL CONTRACTS.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Pittsburg. March 2S.-The contract for erecting
the first group OF buildings OF the Carnegie Tech
meal Schools here this afternoon awarded to
Wells Brothers OF Chicago New-YorS and Baiti-
more. for $500 700. price which was far below
that Of any other bidder. This firm Is now erect
ing five new buildings for the University OF
Chicago
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JULES VERNE's FUNERAL.

Amiens. March 2s.-The funeral OF Jules Verne.
who died March "a, took place at noon to-day in
the Church of St Martin. and attended by rep
tatives Of the literary scientific and geograph-
teal societies many school children The burial
in the Madeleine Cemetery.
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ERNEST v. PARDEssus,

Ernest V. Pardessus. of No. BAG sth-ave, Brook
iyn. died at Ormond. Fla. at o'clock yesterday
morning. Accompanied by lis wife. he went South
in January BY the advice OF his physician fer the
benefit Of his health The change however. did
not have the desired effect. and his death was not
unexpected. Mr.. PardaESn~ Tar many Years
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

"a readily accessible Harlem trains Ceatra
station Webster ard Jerome Avenue troIleys and BY
carriage Telephone (4S55 Granercy) for
Book 81 0 representative
once. 20 East 23rd ST.. N. Y. City
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sALLlE cuRRlE BARRETT.

Judge Oliver Dana Barrett. of Washington, died
at her home In the Rue Pompe this evening
The body will be sent to Americo.
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FRANK KEENAN, AT 2sD-sT. THEATRE

Frank keenan, and his company, who recently
tried to drive away the hoodoo from tho Berkeley
I4yceum will go into vaudeville. They will appear
next week at Proctor's 2Sd-st. theatre in The
System of DIR. Tarr.'' the dramatization OF Poe's
story which they gave at the Berkeley
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Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees; lowest CO.,
average CO. average for corresponding last year
3d. average corresponding date CT twenty-five
Local forecast--Fair ana continued warmer to-day;
THURSDAY partly cloudy and cooler probably showers
fresh winds, mostly southwest
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LORD NORTON:

London, March 2s-Lord Norton. who as Sir
Charles Adderley took active part in the estab-
lishment of colonial self-government. is dead He
was ninety years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29

Burton Holmes delivered his travelogue Around
London for the last time in New-York. at the
Lyceun Theatre yesterday afternoon. to an audi
ence that filed the house The motion picture
called "a crazy trip up the Thames" provoked
prolonged applause. In this picture the carriages
crossing the bridges and the boats in the stream
seemed to be moving at a phenomenal speed. ocean
liners fitting the screen Ike rockets The
pictures are made possible by taking them slowly
and then projecting them rapidly Mr. Holmes
will lecture on ireland at Carnegie Hall next
Sunday night
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IMERDING-CUTTING+At ST. Georges Church
stuyvessnt Square. Monday March q by the Right
Strong Lucus Wilmerding to Helen Cutting.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

On April II the Iroquois Theatre. In Chicago.
which since the fire, has been first vaudeville
house and then low priced repertory theatre. will
once more take its place as first class playhouse,
with Robert 3. Mantell as the first attraction.
Hyde Behman are now the managers The thea
has been since the disaster. either
with vaudeville or popular priced plays.
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NEW FALL RIVER LINER FAST.

Rome. March 2S-Ex-Governor Odell and his fam
lily have gone to Florence.
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ADRIAN ISELIN DEAD.
Veteran Banker Erpires at His City
Home.

Adrian Iselin died last evening at his home No
% Madison Square North. He was eighty-seven
years old. His death. according to members OF his
family was due to the nlrmities OF his age.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. ExCEPv
TRANSPACTFTC

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Como =. 10 the Ia ooataa,
! uslca i,sle csss iaaaa Nain4e e.
tcfangas
i-o cue he anuncisio .ucc
defA: no Qaleia asscd sabcs ns
"a nas
Tor dc pfonto los aoonic,i
micnlos no pafccian Qnercr dai
fazon a "a adivsna0oga mas ie
naz que nunoa IA iamllla ohh
20 a los amantcs a vivir scpa
radios. a perdcr Ia esperanzs.
Ina ieniaiIva &c ocsobedien IA
ITovo,o entire Ia hija V Ia mad c
violenias dis>msiones. en las que
Ia una conflrmo su pfoposiio &c
no renunciar jamas. V Ia otIa
su resolucion dc no ceder
Por medida de prudencia. los
padres decIdieron hacer IN lar
20 vIajs.
En- Ene-o salieron para Sici-
liza. Grecia v Egipto. La muoha-
cha Sc ocultaba para escr:biI.
Bruscamente. en- Mario. cesa
rou las cartas: el novio creyo en-
una TRACTION. ei sllencio duro
dos meses. Tn :telegrama. Fir
maio por la madre. lego brutal
mente: Esta mry enferma
L. reclama. Venga inmed d a
tamente
LEGO al Cairo sin mas item
do que el de recibir el ultimo
adios de la moribunda. era de
masiado lmpresionabie para una
lucha tan prolongada; no habria
querldO declr nada en- sus Cartas
para no asustar al ausente' Ha
bia sido Wilma de una fiebre
mnligna. Sus padres, con la es
peranza de Curarla por una emo
clon saluda Bile, la otorgaron al
fin un tardio cOnsentlmiento.
Ella le tend.o la nano. sin ha
blar Y murio mirandole. Su
Cuerpo fue Conducldo a Paris
para ser inhum ad o en- el cemen'
rterio de A uteuil. en- el seplilcrC
de famiEla; y el dia primero de
Octubre Ell novio atravesaba e.
lCementerlo con los DrazOs car
gadoS de flores; llevaba en-. ST
mano la llavecita que la madre
lie contlara Use encamiaba hacia
el pante6n.
Ella no le escucha* llegar
porque duerme, duerme
EdmHnd0 HurHuc0rf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
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Hacemos saber 4 los sefIores Co
merciantes de esta Isla. y al p1blco
en- general, que desde el primero de
Enero del corriente aflo, ha cambiado
la raz6n social que giraba bajo el
nombre de THE SINGER MANUFAC
TURING Co. por la nueva razon Sin
GER SEWING MACHINE Co.
Las mismas operaciones que Sc
dedicaba la prlmera frma, continuara
hacienda la nueva.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co.
n. AerASteCk, Gerente.