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PACIFIC COAST POET SICK.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
San Francisco, March 19-AIiss Ina CooIbrith
poet and librarian OF the Bohemian Club. is dan
gerously sick at her home. She was one OF the
first to recognize joaquin Miller and she induced
him to change his name from Cincinnatus Heine 70
joaquin. She also among the first TO help and
encourage Brete Harte She has written verses
"a
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STAGE sATIREs CLOWN TOPICS"

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
New Haven. March 19-"The Social Whir'
new musical comedy by Charles Doty. Joseph
Hubert and Gustav Kerker. shown here to-
night. It is satire Town Topics" Miss Adele
Richie, Miss Blanche Deyo. Miss Ada Lewis
Charles ]. Ross. Frederick Pond Willard Curtiss
and Joseph Coyne play the leading parts The
Social Whirl" goes soon to the Casino in New York
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J. p. MORGAN AT VENICE.

Venice, March ii. Perpont Morgan of New
York, arrived here to-day and, in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hollins, OF New York. in
spected the construction OF the new campanile
and the work Of restoration going at ST. Marks
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Niikado" was sung in Avenue A. at 10th
street. last night Members of the Boys Club took
all parts and composed the entire orchestra as
well None OF them are over fifteen years old. Thew
made most of the costumes and built lot Of
the scenery. And they gave the operetta without
cuts, The admission was five cents. The per
Torrance will be repeated tonight and tomorrow
and Thursday. and later they going to give it
the Berkeley LyCeum. But up there thev will
charge 81 90 This is the sixth Gilbert and Sullivan
piece they have performed. Oddly enough nea rlv
every nationality is represented in cast but the
Japanese.
James K Hackett has obtained the American and
English rights Of a new unnamed drama by Maui
rico NfaAtarIDcL
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BERKELEY-On saturday. March Il. 1900. at Zion
CErodheaal wife Of the Rev r NJ berkeley Funeral
service az Zion church Do0bs Ferry. Tuesday. a.
40 o m Burial q Mount Auburn, Mass Relatives
and friends kindly asked send flowers
BLAUvELT-E Entered Into rest sunday morning. March
IS 1904 AuTelic sage. 81 the Rev DR. G r.
Blauvelt in her 62d year Funeral services from ner
late residence No 100 Broadway Nyack. y Y. Tues
Goth inst, $50 m Train leaves
Chambers 81. 40 p m; Wsst 28d 10 m. Via
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SOUTHERN CRUISE FoR vANDEasLrs

LBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Savannah, March 19.-Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt and Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson arrived
to-day from New York and will sail Wednesday
on Mr. Vanderbilts yacht. the North Star, for
West Indian cruise to last six weeks.
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MRs. HlrcHcocKs ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs Roswell D. Hitchcock gave her annual
drawing room talk the Waldorf last night She
recited stories OF her travels around the world
which illustrated in crayon by Prince Paleo-
lOgue, known pal the Artist" Mrs. Hitchcock
is the widow OF Commander Roswell D. Hitchcock
Following the talk Mandoras gave psychic read
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"THE BEAUTY OF BATH" IN LONDON.

London, March 19.-Seymour Hicks produced to-
night at the Aldwych Theatre musical COM
edy, The Beauty of Bath II was well received.
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ACTORS NOW PROMINENT HERE.

The ability and variety of the acting that can be
observed and enjoyed in New York at this time are
indicated in the subjoiued list Of the principal
actors now performing here:
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MRS. ROOSEVELT AT OPERA HOUSE.

Baltimore. March 19-NIrs. Roosevelt attended
the Grand Opera House tonight as a guest Of Sec
rotary and Mrs. Bonaparte.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OmciaI Record and FOreCast.-WashinKton, March 49,
The disturbance central Sunday night Eastern Texas
has advanced Pennsylvania and developed into Wig
orous storm with high easterIy winds
and gales along Southern New England The
heavy rains fallen the East Gulf South
Atlantic caused floods in the rivers OF those
districts the Ohio Valley heavy rains have also
fallen and the rain has now turned TO snow In the
Rocky region and westward to the Pacific Coast
cleared. The temperatures 10 to %
degrees below the seasonal average except IN the At
lantic Coast districts south OF New Jersey.
The weather Will clear Tuesday in New England and
the Middle Atlantic states but snow VIII continue IN
the region the upper Ohio valley and Eastern
Maine be in Atlantic Coast districts. and
prevailing cold weather IN other parts OF the country
will continue days. The indications point
"wednesday except in the lower lake region
The winds along England coast will be high
aserly shifting westerly, Tuesday on the Middle and
South Atlantic brisk to high northwest; the
northwest. and Lake Michigan fresh
steamers departing Tuesday FOR European ports will
brisk winds ana cloudy weather 20 the Grand
Flood warnings have been issued for rivers OF Missis
spp Alabama Georgia, South Carolina and North Caro-
Ina.
Forecast for Special LOcates.-For New England.
snow to-day followed fair southern portion Wedres
day fair. high east shifting winds Tuesday
For Eastern New York on coast
winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware and New Jersey.
slightly colder to-day Wednesday fair brisk
For the bistr,t OF Columbia Maryland fair and
For Western pennsylvania snow to-day with colder in
southern poroa Wednesday partly cloudy probably
nurries fresh to brisk northwest winds.
For Western New York. snow to-day and Wednesday.
Local onacial Record.-The following onciaI record
perature twentyfour hours in comparison
the ro~ra ding at %
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Local Onacial RecOrd.-The following of1ciaI record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
perature for the twenty-four comparison
with the corresponding date OF year:

Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees.
q average al for corresponding date Of year 50
FOR corresponding date Of ast Wenhve 81
Local forecast Fair today and Wednesday brisk west
TO northwest windA
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Bq g 81, sunday March Is 1893 Ja@s. rst:r
2.3O p m.
BRANDRET1I- on 7lnday: March y. 1905 a. BIS rss
year Funeral services a. Trinity Church. 0ssnins;
OF train leaving Grand Central station al 2os.
COLLINS his home in Ne~ York City. March 70.
wilkes Barre. Penn
cEoEs-At YoRkeTs y On SATURDAY March II iSos:
49, lluss ~ - Li.a Iit-I $1,000
service az St Paul Episcopal Church Yonkers Iues
ie s Gra6a Central az Sos vi" meet
.DEY-At Pelham Manor y Y; John Henry Dey IN ne
oth year Of his age Funeral services q his ate resi-
leave Grand central Depot FOR Pelham az ?.
DE zEGAt Geneva m, on March T. Mary 9ayr AsHs,
de Zeng
DUNN-on Monday, March 10 at his residence. No 129
clinton ave- Brooklyn James B. Dunn. d. d; sensras.
publication House. 74th year q be age Eansrai
weinssdsy afternoon at O'clock. Boston papers
please copy
louis Fi8Se NJ B husband Of Matte Brown FaeSs
Fq9 n 2 fe 3e ya " b Sa A Funeral Serves On
byterisn Church Henry ST. near Clark St. Brooklyn
GIBsoN-SuddenIy on sunday March IS. 1905 George c
Gibson In the 5sta year q his age Re.sttVss sad
services from his late residence No az GaTheld Place
internsnj private.
HowE-suddenly on Saturday. March Il. samuel oseaS
Church Fifth and 127th street, on Tuesday.
March 90 at $50 a. Burial private.
HURLBUT- sunday morning March IS isoe At s9s
Manhattan Hotel. Henry A Hurlbut. son OF ne as
Henry A HUrbut IN the SD year OF Dis es- .etat
services wi 10 Trinity Chapel West Znth
Tuesday. March 20. at II 40 o'clock lntsrment a.
Woodlawn al the convenience OF the family
RYERSOS- suddenly al Newark, saturday. March IL
Robert c. Ryerson ir.. 34th year Funeral So
vices chapel Of Mount Pleasant Csnletery o.
Tuesday. March % az I'm Relatives and friends
respectfully invited
SOUTHARD-S Suddenly. a wellesley Hills Mass, Kew
James l.. Southland. the saith year OF his age
VAN WARRIOR saturday, March II. 1903. at No %
East the S4th OF her Abbey irving
widow Of Henry Wart and daughter OF the lats
Judge Irving Funeral services viii be held az
Trinity chapel. West 18th Tuesday March ~ az
1890 O'Clock kindly requested that flowers -
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NoRwAY,s MINISTER Al WASHINGTON.

Copenhagen March I9--The Christiania "Aften
Posten" says to-day that Christian HaUge al pres
ent charge daTaires OF Norway at Washington
will be appointed Norw egian Minister 70 Washing
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CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

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tlchard Mansfield. Blanche Bates
David Marheld Ellis JeffTeys.
FRANK keenan,. Beatrice Morgan
Lawrance DOrsay Elsie Janis
george Clarke. Blanche Ring
theodore Robert. Percy Hasweil.
FRANK WoTthing. Maude Adams.
K ID. MacLean. Grace Filkins.
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Francis Wilson Clara Lpman.
De Wolf Hopper. Grace Elliston.
raymond Hitchcock. Edna Wallace Hopper
Charles RfChman. Katharine Grew
Wil1red Clarke Christie Macdonald
Gus Skinner. Amelia Bingham
Tyrone Power Josephine Conan.
Louis Mann. Biiou Fernandez
" lillian FaYersham. Marie Dressler.
Henry Woodruff. Marie Reisenhoffer
william J: Kelley. Marguerite Clark
Joseph WheeloCk Fay Davis
John KelIerd Miriam Nesbitt
George NJ. Conan. Georgia Wells.
Edwin Arden. Isabelle EveSsOn
Joseph Weber. Eleanor Barry.
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Howard Kyle May Robson.
Eben PlymptOn. Nettie Douglas.
Ihomas =. SeabrOOk Grace Van StuddifOrd.
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Religious Notices.

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EARLY NAIL TRAIN.
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without extra expense for foreign postage.
DAII.Y AND SUNDAY. WEEKLY FARMER.
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the applause was genuine. Tonight he will pre-
sent Beau BrummeI' w W.
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Died.

Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
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More Money Needed.

SAN Francisco. April 23.--The
amount Of money on hand for imme-
date work and the continuance o. the
military control OF the city, subordinate
to civil authority were two Of the most
important subjects discussed at the daily
meeting OF the Citizens Committee OF
Fifty, which, headed by Mayor
Schmitz, now administers the affairs
OF San Francisco. Both developed
some interesting phases and left in the
mirds OF all those striving to relieve the
somewhat chaotic affairs OF this uptor-
tunate city, the necessity fer two things
the st.:ctest economy in tile expend-
iture OF the money nov svailable, aud
the urgent need Of continued military
assistance.
The statement OF James ID. Phelan,
chairman oftlIe Finance Committee OF
the Citizens relief and Red Cross Funds,
that he had been given to understand
by Victor ~. Mctcalf, the representative
OF Preventative Roosevelt, that only
100000 Of the $500. QUO appropriated
- W NAS 4 vi Sdb
cisco, was available, and that this sum
represe nted the extent OF financial
assistance that might be expected from
that source, caused a decided sensation
in the meeting.
Phelan announced that Secretary Of
Wa Taft had transmitted to his order
100000 which he said was the first
recognition that the Secretary had made
OF the relief work, and added that he
had been informed by MetcaIf that the
Secretary Of Wal had expended the
remainder Of the fund for the purchase
OF supplies in the East.
Upon confederation Of this statement
by Metcalt, Phelan simply remarked
that there WAS only S5ls 600 available
cash to his order at the mint IL the
strictest economy would be necessary
I'VE need money" said Phelan, -and
the country should not be led into the
belief that millions are on hand to re
lief the destitute people"
Both Metcait aud DR.. Devine en-
dorsed Pheian's remarks and volunteered
to apprise Washington OF the situation
h generous appropriation Of Congress
had been counted upon by the Finance
Committee and the knowledge thai
only a small amount OF this would bt
placed IN their hands WAS somewhat o
n shock.
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The Shore Line Limited.

y new train, "Ihc Shore Line Limit
ed, viii bc put INTO service March LIST.
via the Southern Pacific between Snu
fTancIEco add Los Angeles. The IrYiu
vii hc operated daily, leaving San
frnncIsco at 300 u. ~ and arrivIng ut
Los Angeles at lO:3D T.. ~. Tho same
chcdulc sill prevail Tor the return irIu
leaving Los Angeles At 900 a. ~. daily
This service will continue through
the months Of March. April md Nav
and longer il necessary.
Tho schedule provides Tor convenient,
sl"p-overs at principal coast resorts und
Cltics, "tOpF being made at San Jose.
pnJaru with CnnuectiCns for Santa Cruzl
CasirovIll". laso Roblcs, san Louif
Ohispo, Santa barbara. and many other
scenic pOiniR.
lii" equipment IN the "Slorc Line
idmli'd' viii h" entirely ucw md first.
cIhERaHd viii cou.i-t al baggage Car.
: ih'lor Cur. | Diner, | Observation
Car.
Tho operation Of this ncw train l.
made necessary bcCau-r 81 the grrHt in
INK OF vIRlt0ra into California, winch
viii hc heavier during the coming urn
mer thnn ever before. Tho Southern
Pacific Company has spent hundreds OF
thousands of dollars in exploiting the
Pacific ConEt Country IN Eastern mapn.
z'ncG during ~" laat lew year., md hua
RsuCd n beautiful bOuklct entitled. IIhr
Iiohd ~ n Ihrunnnd W%ondrra,- which
d"scribra IN word and
picture the b"nuticH md won,lnrs of
nlnng the Snuthcrn Pacific.
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There nre many siIteen-year.old boys,
especially around the towns, who be.
gin at fifteen or sixteen TO call their
father "the old man" and 10 disobey
and ignore his advice ana commands.
For the benefit OF such the following
section OF law originally in force in
Massachusetts is printed. OF course
you think such a law was hard, but
maybe it will set you to thinking.
III any nan have a stubborn, re
bellious son OF sixteen years old who
will not obey the voice OF hs father or
mother, and being chastened will not
harkcn unto them, lhop slall his father
and his mother lay hold Oh him and
bring him to the magistrates assembled
in court, and testif, unto them that
their son is stubborn md rebellious
and will not obey their voice. but lives
in sundry crimes; such a son shall be
put to death. Enacted 1861
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-04

In spite OF the fact that a proclama.
tion was issued late yesterday afternoon
by Governor Sparks declaring that the
ensuing week is ii legal holiday, the
bankers Of Nevada at Il meeting late
last evening decided that they wouId
open their establishment for business
OH Monday morning.
The meeting WAS held in the office OF
Oscar J. Smith and was attended by
representative bankers from all over
Nevada. Governor Sparks was repre-
scented also.
A high compliment was unanimously
paid to the Chief Executive by the
bankers assembled, for his action III
the matter, which was adiudged to have
been taken for the benefit Of depositors
as we'll MS the various banks, but it
was not deemed necessary to extend. the
closed season for money.
The various bankers stated at the
meeting that their instit utions are in u
most iiourishing condition and will be
able to withstand any run that might
be made upon them.
1t was accordingly decided that all
the banks i'll Reno, Carson City and
Virginia City would open for business
as usual Monday morning; the banks
i'll Central and Eastern Nevada will
undoubtedly DO likewise, but the banks
III Goldtield, TOnopah, Bullfrog and
Manhattan will not be rcndy Tor bust.
ness until Wednesday morning. This
ID due to the fact TINT it will require
two additional days for tho necessary
coin to reach those more isolated es.
Establishments.
Tho banks are all upon a firm tinnn-
cia basis, but since the great Winnie.
mncca robbery few OF them have carried
more coin in their vaults than was
ample for tho transaction Of business.
This %reopcning Of tho bauks ia con.
sidercd an extraordinary occasion, liable
to bc II possibility OF anxious dcpositors
withdrawing oil their money. Hence it
has been considered wise for them TO
strengthen their reserves by the import.
""'" w 'p"h !" cAcIlHnpe TOT securities
not negotiable locally. Tho Wclle
Fargo Company is now rushing a
verItablc mint Of gold to all the financial
institutions Of the S,ntc.
Tho bankers wish il to he stntcd that
their action last Eight is IN no wise
dcrogatory OF the action taken by Gov.
eruor Sparks in the issuing OF his pro.
clamntiOp.
Among the bapkors present wore 9.
l.. Bender OF the Washnc County Bank;
Richard kirman and J.. NJ. Short o,
tho Farmers and Merchants National
Bank; Mnritz Schcclinc Of the Bank O,
Nevada; o.. j. Smith Of the Eureka md
EiRo banks; Ser ator Hickey ~ the
state Bank and Trust Company; Frank
Golden, Aitofnoy.Gcncral Sweeney. |
J.T. Woodbury. mud Senator Btoughcr.
Nyc md Ormsby County Bank, Rs well !
as proxies from NIL other banking m.
stitutioDs Of Nevada.
Tho spirit ~ harmony ins,cod n,
unpleasant rivalry prevailed and tho
addressed mnic were expressive OF the
feeling md gratitude ,oward
Governor Sparks. ~ cooperation DO.
wccn institutions TINT many euppoae TO
DO pitt"d against each other i'm l,cen
business compotition.-R"no journal
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Open For Business,

Frcdrick's New lew
clcry store is now open
for business and every
one is invited to ca1lund
inspect the new goods.
Fine stock Of diamonds,
watches, jewellery, sill
vcrwarc, cut glass, etc.
NO trouble to show ON.
goods. All are invited.
Fine watch and jewell
cry repairing. Located
in connection with Scy-
1nOur jacobs store.
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Gun Repair Mt Small Cost.

a Snlt Lake architect, who spent
several days in San Francisco, says :he
following buildings can DO required for
the amounts mentioned: Call, entire
building can DO repaired within two
months Tor s75 900; M%onudnock, cnn be
restored Tor $4,000, floors in perfect
condition; Mcrchnnts' Exchange was
little damaged, save for interior furnish.
ings, and tho huge building can tie
restored for $4,000; Hayward. in man
OF the Offices furniture uuiujurcd md
can TO restored for S2j,O 600; Paramount
Hotel, little damaged md can bc rcstor.
cd for $4,000; ST. Francis Hotel cnn be
restored for s75,r 90; Flood building can
TO restored in n very short time for
sl2J,OC0: Union Trust Company, paint
on walls not injured, aud damage will
not exceed $50. OO0; Ctoakcr building in
limo condition and damagc will he
abont $1,000; Kohl building cnn bc
repaired for 10000.