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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
GLADDEN. DISTRIBUTES PROTEST.
Tells His Congregation There Is More Proof
if They Are Not Convinced.

Columbus. Ohio. May 7.-Dr. washington Gladden.
pastor Of the First Congregational Church to-day
distributed among the members OF his congregation
comics NJ his recent address to the Congregational
ministers at Boston protesting against the accept
ance OF Mr. Rockefellers gifts 70 the American
Board Of Missions and commented thereon lie
said:
I think YOU know your minister well enough 20
Lnoy that he does not make rash or reckless stat
ments about such matters. Some or you pstve SOU
YOU could Judge IN the matter because yoa ,,
facts enough to justify Judgment But there als
IF mis- protest has any significance IT Is IN us ue
Termination to put the stamp OF approval upon nv
F,I ard honorable business and To put the stamp ~
disapprovaI on lawless and dishonorabe ouslhess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
Special Notices.

Credit Lyounais Bureau EtrangsrA
Continental Hotel newsstand
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E9r the eonyeEenes Of TgIsUE READERS abroad
SLNDAf TRIBUNE on Gle In the reading rooms Of this
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ENGLAND delphi Hotel Liverpool; Midland Hotel.
Bradford Hotel Wellington. Tun6rdse Wells; Md
s,,,, H9ers Hotel shaaEIln Hotel Isle Of wir6t
CoILAND-st- Enoch Hotel. Glasgow: station Hotsls
GrRRyS[J's sf1P aee PgnfFss BFnain Hotel BiFnAzn
PAIiIsIIetsl Chatham Hotel Lille d'Alsoa orsns
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BE1GICMLe Grand Hotel Brussels. Hotel KgrsaAl
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GERMA9iY g asssuerFIot Hotel wiesbaa-p; -Four Sea
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mar, MaFlenbad, Hotel Kluger. Mavenhads Grand
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5rand Hotel Byunnen. Hotel National. Isgcsrues
Hotel, LUgan0
ITALY, LA AM South OF FRANCE Grand Hotel Venice;
Grand Hotel Rome: Eden Palace Genoa; Grand
5iotei QllrnaL Rome; Hotel DaRieh. Venice Hotel
ne IA Eis Milan; Royal Hotel. Rome; Hotel % IA
lie, f4oreocei Grand Hotel. Florence Savoy Hotel
FIoTeEce; Hotel ROYAL Reno; HaSsI G-ands
i.teasne Nice; Savoy Hotel san Reno Grand Eloel
A1ons carlo; sun PalaGa Nolts Gaia GFant
Hotel Atx-les-Bains; Hotel louvre and Savoy. AK
CAIRO: ECYTT-saephoard's Hotel Ghezireh Palace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
FUNERAL OF LIVINGSTON MELLEN.
Son Of President Of New-Haven Road Died
Of Spotted Fever.

The funeral of livingston Nellen, the three-year-
Cd son Of President Charles s. MeIlen Of the New
York New-HIaveu and Hartford Railroad, who died
Of cerebro-spnal meningitis at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Livingston. his grandparents, No.
sle Urion-st-. Brooklyn, Saturday VIII be held
there At Il a m. to-day. TIE burial VIII be in
Greenwood Cemetery.
The boy who. with three Of his brothers and
sisters had come down from his home in New
Haven On Tuesday 10 visit his grandparents, was
taken III at midnight. Three physicians pronounced
the dreaded meningitis and announced that there
was no hope Of wing the boys life. Mr.. Melen
and other members Of the family came on q spe-
claI train from New-EaYen on Saturday morning
and reached the Livingston home just before tho
hack 10 Ner-E5aven, but ii is said that they are
all perfectly well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

MAIN OFFIC'E-NO. 154 Nasssu-sy
MAJ SrfFF.r OFFICE-<o Il william
HtrTOTN OFFICE-No- l"Ut bioad"ay, OF any AHeTi-
~ IN District Telegraph once.
rrCSx DTTRFAu-NU. 500 East lSsth-s
~ ,%'55IJ1 N(TjN uUREAU-No. I222 Est
MNSSNT5'tIE BRANCH OFFICE-FredericS n. Sommer.
,,tNN6oiirtNNs ARROAD will ind THE TRIBUNE at
A@4l[,6SnNS - Office ~ THE TRIBUNE at No l40
Fltvt-sJ
ton and Paris ExchanEe Bankers. Basildon House
ApaIcEut,.
,Tbgnns cook 4 son. Tourist Offices. Lldgate Circus
.rt. London office az THE tribune Is "a convenient
mace 10 leave Advertisements and subscriptions
T,h Mllrle a No tt-u Scribe
Inn Vyanarnaker Ma a des Pstites Ec1res.
f,a-Ie Bureau. No- b3 Rue CANNON
Moran, uarjes & Co, No 81 Boulevard taussaann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Parade in comueoratOn Of the tooth anniversary OF ue
1zz-h Friedrich Won Schiller
o-ss snow Riding Driving Club, Brooklyn evening
Military tournament Madison Square Garden p.
Commute %, one Hundred TO consider plans FOR the
sumner tent campaign No. West 5'in-sl B p H.
Annual meeting Of the Temple Emanu-aL p m
United German Societies Of City OF New-Yor 6ch
- centennial torchght procession TO start al Hotel
Savoy. 5 2. II.
William J.. Mason at the Ohio Society Waldorf
Astoria, p n.
Nsr1s--ate' the society Medical Jurisprudence.
1cscenv Of Medicine, S:l5 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
Pastomas Notice.

Should be Rad DAILY by all interested. changes
may occuT at any Jina)
FeFsisn mails 1or TIE week ending NAY Il. 1905, VII
Stse OIofaAYt4y General Poston1ca
a. toIo%s teslstSFsi anu Parcslsost Nails close
ilo4r strNer tlaIl closing
ParoeIs-t'cst Malls for Great Britain Ireland
dlspa'ehed by the White star Lns Wednesdays and
the american Line additional dispatch
Is made by the CunaTd Line CuRaTd
on saturday later than tue American tho
same GAY IRs Pa-G=-EGs Nails close hour before
the regular mails
Regular and Supplementary Nails close Foreign sta
Won corner or West and Morton Streets Eaf Loz later
Ian cslns tls SHOWN below except Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central Aucrica Colon.
one hour later Al Foreign Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

St g6sss in the Goth year OF his age
coCHRAN-May No 80 West 12th-st -, R0I IsTs
R ana ia Emma Cochran grandson OF the late
Charles p Cochran Funeral private
sqnnstSn . G0p9 ,s ON sunday son 81 ne ss
fsy Isaac " ana Nancy Hailam- Funeral on I GesI
day de 10 Nay eo q at train i'{ from o. Se-7oFE
141c1s-on the 18th inst Rachel W. Hicks az her resi-
denee at Wet6qTy Are n invited to attend her funeral
al Westbury Meeting House on fourth day 'As IVS'
at II a.
f4sH Funeral service viii be held st his late resi-
dence No 574 4GasssS; n train at
Workers leaving Grand Central Depot 300 a m m
terment at New-Brain-
Tee9s ased 81 wears Funeral Monday the SIN insi
At p M No 80 Chestnut st, rutherford Erle u~iA
from Chambers-st. 1850 ?. m
Monday April "a. 1905. DR. William Henry Lewis
1YoN-on sunday May in the 9th year b, Of som ms ce
lyon say6r5o:, Conn IntsrmsnS a. Greenwood PHI
vate at the convenience OF the FANNY.
brief Illness a %3 T Sss Est Nay Susie
RSEdo1h only child Joseph J. and Agnes keH SS
1lncIe augustus w Kelley. No. 20 Vest ssth-st tues
day May O. a 10 a m
PTCKsLAY-Enterel into rest at Warwick n y F5laHS;
N,av susan NJ, widow Of William Morton flcA asjAi
ana daughter OF the lae LIo9s r,Ie v.iiI he held
A. Christ church Warwick. Tuesday ,4y . REQUIEM
Vest 55qs gResfed England papers please
s7ErH-After brief illness Charlotte stcekweli vie
OF Or. J. Bethune STEM May = Notice Oh 'N'e' NOS
after.
srEwART-on SUNDAY morning May iY9o Of krt69r
iIsr and Frances Ciurnee Stewart aged years and
services S as6 Sa' T fSs ~ the ath
inst at 3 O'Clock. Interment private
wH1TrEMoREAt his home Nc SS B 519 c 5isf5
r. whitteInore IN his 1lth year Funeral private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
WILLIAM S. SIMS INJURED.
Lieutenant Commanders CollarbOne Broken
on Board the Philadelphia.

London. May 7-Lieutenant Commander William
S Sims. Of the Bureau OF Navigation at Washing
ton who was a passenger on board the American
Line steamer Philadelphia. which sailed from New
York April % arriving at Southampton to-day. was
thrown TO the deck in gale on May = and sus-
tanned a fracture of the colarbone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES, ETC

INDIES. ETC.
MONDAY Csl-At $50 a n supplementary 1880 d M
Es, NSssA s1XsePJ Eas[ G9as H2ndgTs except
-osS-jf 1et'SA4t'-s Le-tLls LSla4 Zone. tauca
Chill Per Orizaba ia Colon also Guatemala when
l It-s7L-lA tSf-At i m for 4Ucatan and CanDschs
wEDNESD4Y ,Io,-At $50 "a m sap5sISentary 1870
z M toF tnasp@ H.i and Nas -9lsna Deparlr2sat OF
81 Mare Pe,it Goave AUX Caves and JacmeI when
Port de Paix Cur5cao venezusIa Trnf5a aai GUIANA
when specially addressed f0r ms s-earerl- a. - ~
for SANTIAGO s2ecially addressed onlyy Per 8 Man
Turks Island and DomiaI5aa Republic. Per $ $
THURSDAY uD-At $ a. m for Bermuda. Per Trim
: ViziIancs (aIso othsr parts Of Mckee vSs1 s6s
csly addressed toE laS Steansr al y N f9r MexIco
FR8 3 q r M 10. 5S7' "a F 2sg : e EasAess
Prnes via PsrRambgco aad Rio jaaeiro !acludins
NSsLSeEn BT%zi AgseniiEs SFSsgay and aA'IgIay
fer Argentine. Uruguay ana Paraguay Per s. Isle Of
sATgRDAY Gs'-At $50 a n f2E Porto Rico Glraeso
and en@zeea, Per $ : Phii3islphl9 aIse tolonlnla
sp; AZ $50 a m 'suppIe1nen5aTy $50 a m for ST
and TriniiaI when specially ADDRESSED for his
Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia except Cauca
Costa RIGA. Limon when specially addressed for
e GAS s 4 a3 "a 40 a. p M iF for 11 R M2
S enq FeTasiay PeT $ :. Ha19 ooa a. i= 2, n t3s
NoTICE--Fve cents per half ounce IN addison TO
the regular postage. must be prepaid all letters fo
WaEuetl ny the ouppleHshtaiy NaILs aIl IetLsfs a.
tries after closing Of the regular mall for dispatch
san Sun 5lsreRafS Ta1atianyi Mans ar, sIS
opsnsd On the piers Of the American. EaasHGh ard
French steamers whenever the saiiinss ocegs az sS5
mail boxes the piers Of the German Lines, sailing
9 A Ss4 srs hs s 1- I'm sn 9'5s sP s as
before sailing time Only regular posy9ss EsS,sIs
the piers OF the American White star s2d German SEA
on lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
HoNoRINe cERVANTEs AT MADRID.

Madrid. May This city is gayly decorated and
there has been great influx Of visitors and for
etgn delegates for the celebration OF the Don
CIiyote re-renranarv. All the South American re-
pUbE-s are represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
| TRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
/ DAILY.

The schedule OF closing OF TFanspaclac Malls Is ar
ranged the presumption ot their uninterrupted overland
transit 20 port ~ sailing. The nnal connecting mails
sxcspt Registered TraDspaCdc Mails dispatched v Van
CONVEX Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close az
n m previous tay1 close the General Fosto3ce New
iSrsn KS-eS C'sna and philippine ISLANDS. Seattle.
eI,sa AZ & % m Nav dispatch =. = Iyc AaFu
~, Tosia-f Australia Except WeStl, New tal-Fiona
samoa Hawaii and F1ti Islands. Wa san Francesca
Lose AZ & 10 an May l3 Tor lstNltcA Per s Slef a az
- C,,rsrf steamer carving the british mail fot New
T-r9fSh extra maiIs-clostrE az $50 a. f1. $50 q m
sg4 q p m sundays at 4.3O m. Q a. m and
p n-wU 10 made and forwarded uHtl tAs AZ
teal ne
r,rsT frxcspt Parcels-Post Aahsl, Korea taira and
SpecaIly addressed mail FOR the Philippine Islands.
Via Vancouver and Victoria y g., close ~ . ?. m
Nav rs COR dispatch pcr s. Empress of india
r Islan~ Australia Except WeSp and New Caledonia
Via vancouver and Victoria. b g, c4cSs a. . ,. m
MAY = FOR dispatch S. = N3ruSA
-sb ana Maruursas Islands Via san Francisco, cl1Sa
~ q p. 10. May 81 tor tiSg1trh per s, s. N2Ftpasa
Hawaii Japan. Korea. Chlna and specially addressed
mail Cor the Philippine Islands Via san Francisco aloss
Hawaii via san Francisco close at D May - for
5ispstch per =. Alameda.
ptuIrntut Francisco. close
q 10 ~. May ~ Tor dispatch per I. = Transport
Naurhura trNceut MIkten. NerhwanS and Port Arthur
ana Eastern siberia present forwarded Russia
NOTF Unless otherwise addressed West Australia Is
Forwarded via Europe. NrV Hecianl VIA Sac Francisco.
All certain places .u she Chinese Province yuuaAn
Ma British Iu1a-tae quickest routes, philippines
specially addressed VIA Europe must be fully prepaid
AZ ire foreign rates. Hawaii is forwarded VIA Saa
WILLIAM +. WILCOX. Postuastsr.
Pcstofnce. New-YorN, y. y, May .. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GflciaI Record and Forecast.-NFas hington. May =
TIE atosre2 movements the last tVnty-four hours
have been unusually rapid The disturbance central saturday
s-r, On ,be lake region has passed the
Canadian maritime provinces. second disturbance has
advanced inland Pacific Coast States and is cen
tai tonight over the plateau region An area OF lgh
rs,,. 5ss e,-sare5 IN the Northwest ard is moving
Bolt1 eastward over the Dakota States.
There have been scattered showers and thuEdersoruls IN
TIE f and south Atlantic States and the upper lake re
zion and general rain has California Lower
temperatures prevail the lower lake region ana me Oh'o
valley and locally over the areas Of Talnia4I
Fer Monday rain is probable IN the IAAo req" 60
r.r-e zrsslssr va1cv ghe-e local showers viii con-
States. Fair weather Is hlaoa'e1 .g'
esday except in the Southwest the CUR states aho e
lower axe region and OHIO Valley, where ram Is
L a.8 colder the plains states anu NV
Elt middle Mississippi Fa!leys . I'll, IN fresh vest
northwest, on Gug Coast lGht ana
south Tie lower lakes E.tTiap.e' oecoli-4'e - ~
uppe- lakes fresh CoFthwest. o-,e -yilr have
Seerers 6eus ring Monday European POI y
freFa winds anc fair weather 70 S oe+ from
warnings displayed on the ! ann
lCrr EaTcOTd San Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

HSESDAH (9}--At 6-a0 for Europe. per Kaiser
Etlleln deg Crosse Via Plymouth EhsEbOurg and
bremen 1880 a. direct tseecLa-
dressed CnyJ, >. g PriDz OsAar
WEDNESDAY tll1-At q a N for EurQDe.
Qce4nle va Queenstown ana Liverpool. $40 =
lOF NslneFanis direct especially addressed
: 5 ~ adarn at $50 n Tor Italy dEect especially
sfqFessed oriy'l per 8. SaFdegaa, $50
!la!y Crecf Especially oalyl.
di NapoH: II IN. FOR Norway ParcsIs-Post Mails
--z y1sa specially ADDRESSED cor this sJsa-Hsr)-
III RSDAf tl1l-Ar a. for France. Switzerland.
44SaTLy. spain Portugal Turkey, EsyIs Greece and
kfFlt(sh India. s. s HAvrs talso
other parts " Europe specially addressed
steamer.
FRIDAY C2-At 1890 D m for Azores Islands Der = >
C1nopiC, Boston
SATURDAY Q3)-At a m. for Europe. Per = 5 New
lore, via Plymouth and cherbourg dneluiing ireland
wien specially addressed for THIS T-30
supplementary a. EuFaPe
Via Queenstown Liverpool. RI
gum ParcelsPOst Malls. 8. regular
mail for Belgium WhaR specially addressed this
steamer) at $50 Italy direct Especially ad
dressed enly). ,. 5. KONG Albert: q 1l3O = n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes ia pressure indicated by The tribune ser
recording barometer dotted line shows the tenn
Lsrature as recorded by the local weather bureau
Local Official Records-The following Official record
rfo d., vesth.r Bureau the changes in the tenn
psratuTe the last twenty-four hours IN 'f@'
win -. cnrrasnnrhiEg cate Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPA CTFIC

Mails Except Jamaica and BahaTss) are forwarded
daily ports OF sailing The connecting mans close a.
the General PosJof5ce. New-Iork as follows
CUBA, Port Tampa at 100 a m M2n1ay Nte1nss-
dav SATURDAY,. (AlsO from NeN-NoEN. thursday
no Saturiay-see abovel.
NFXICO CITY overland. so p m and 1880 .. m
daily, except sunday; Sunday at 2 n and l0SQ m
NORTHUMBERLAND teNCept PareelS-FOst Nails. VIA
North sydney al : D Monday, Wednesday AMI sat
urIay talso OCCASIONALLY from NewHorS and Phiadel-
phase abOvel-
MiQUELON, Boston and North sydDey. ~ $50 ? m
eve sunday MAY and q. etc-}-
JAMAICA via Boston. at p Tuesday ana Friday
tAIsa from New-NOrk Saru-day-sea abOvsl
COSTA RIGA. Via New-Orleans, az 1000 Tuesday.
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS East Coase) AMI
ATFyNf Tlu-30 3. Non
day West OF Honduras Is dispatched from New
York via Pauama-see abuNel
NICARAGUA EAST CoaStl. via New Orleans, At t1o-SO
p. m Wednesday West Coast % Nicaragua dis
patched from New York via Panama see aoovel
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE specially addressed only.
via New orleans. f1u.3o sunday tafter 1880
p m sunday and until sailing OF New York steamer.
mail FOR Panama and Canal Zone Is held New
York steamev-see abovel-
f1C overland dispatches closes 81 b-t
p M. previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

Highest tenDerature yeaterdny 20 degrees I'taI y
degrees; average average for c"fEsITu'3
cate year degrees average tor ~
last twenty five years, SO degrees. ,s et1,,ere
Local forecast.-Fatr to-day, cpoieF' IleSuay S''S
Ics4 vast WINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII De
tItahed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

Forecast for Special IOcatics.-For New-Eng'ahu
and Eastern o;eayor. fair to-day; colder on 'ie ~
Tuesday showers. fresh west winds
For J2zstern pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
and somewhat colder to-day; Tuesday showers s
wines.
Tor western pennsylvania and Western New .. ,aJ
ana warmer to-day; Tuesday showers and c0oe'' i'
roy he District os Columbia and MARY lard talr anu
saraeVst colder today Tuesday Increasing cIouahess'
Wes wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

Wednesday, May ,. 1905. at
1mov China by the Rev. Frank EcSerson ana We
Sadler. susan Rankin Duryes, Or NeWarS
j. 10 Dr. Ahmid FANNY. Of London. hHslAIiu
London papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
FARMER,
Foreign Rates

IN Nsv-Iork city % me DAIlII anu
Mail I'm he ch arged extra
Itt. w a.; ediit,on 70 the rates named above
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Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS


will be mail 10 address IN
Ihn1 or abroad and address changed as often as
TINS regular
desired & isayinr or II convenient hand them
IN AZ TIE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08

Notices of marriages and deaths must be m
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
THE SHAH STARTS FOR EUROPE.

Tehe-sn. Nav THE Shah of Persia started to-
Gay on his visit 10 Europe
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Domestio Rates.
Nv EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

"a
-. - the United States Canada and Mexico
For all points horoghs Manhattan and The Bronx.
Cutsuo fIbs Porto Rice Hawaii and the Philippines.
Also 70 70 eTtra expense for foreign postage
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SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY, cents TRI-WEEKI1Y cents
II- AIt Y F. RAIEI.3 cents
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE WIN
-, b1Isbed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge
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pAILY ONLY;
I %hI ~ ANn SUNDAY

For points in and al s3qntes N ds AZ my f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-08
Tribune Local Observations
HOURS Morning.

/ HOURS: Morning. 'lGht.
t.s4ss7sgl I2l7Itse1 E nI- !
= ssi y " i-I7I
" - 4 ~ ~
7TgF It'll 7Y1is ifg1s n 2. VI To- ~
u N ~ - ~ ~ y;izs-iT
y.-5ir.--4 - m
ilfg-5- ffHrfs n 7fff II tI5EIIl3
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UNDERTAKINGS.

aqd Ct Fronk E CampbeII-Stephen Merritt
r,L,I,S inst a41-3 West 23d st. Tel 1875 chelsea.
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CENIETERIES
THE woODLAwN CEMETERY

trail station webster and Jerome AyeHHe u9eys any
hv carriage. Lots s125 UP. TelePnone '4o'' e''
. t3ooE 81 Views or representative
lol AO OTice 90 East 23rd St. y, Y CITY
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4 bowen,
New-York-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-18
CITY TREND on POPULATION

The gregarious tendency of the American people as
Ihown by the cowdng Of leading cities in recent years
h. creating much discussion ana apprehension in
the eastern states.
IL is shown that at the present time there liz n popu.
iation Of 600OOOo within circle having a ten.mo
radius from New Yorl's city hall circle from tho
approximate population Of 6b00 600
In Philadelphia the twenty hye mile circle embraces
2.O75.000 people and In Chicago 2,7OOOOO
More than ten million people, oneeiehth Of the popn.
laton Of the United States live within one hours ride
Of the central points In the three cities named The
entire section embraced In the wentyn nye mile radius
in each case Is either city suburb lines radiae
in every direction from the central points ana the out
lying towns aud villages all linked together by rapd
transit
Hut the three cities noted are only larger oxamples
of The rapid growth of urban population All the cities
Of the United States growing with great rapldy In
comparison with tho increase of population in the rural
sections, The cities sapplng the country In the
eastern states. increasing rapidly In numbers while
the country districts make but little numerical progress
IN many localities losing ground
Los Angeles and the country directly tributary Ia II
are extraordinary exceptions to the rule noted n the
east, While the population of this city Is doubling now
al the rate of once In eight years tho other
cities and towns IN this section of Southern California
also growing rapidly, And the may he said of
are solns through the carving resulting In an
era Of small farms we'll titled" owned by prosperous
farmers blessed with happy homes.