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ORDERS NEW SPELLING
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eli. II: And omit one from words now written Hike
fqislnfSs y f vyaI a5smpls; pTlness ,+, ~
sometimes with double m, choose the short form
1s. In words spelled With &C. or e. choose e. Ex-
ample, esophagus.
IL Always omit the from words sometimes
spelled with -our. Example: Labor rumor.
nlco %; Where p1 ere you can get any authority use IN
is In words spelled with double 7. use sim
H. Spell theatre, centre. eto. IN tn. English way
Sssnfer; IS Te tneasef: read nlter mter ,sr 8, o,,
10 From words spelled with Sc or s. omit the c.
30 Omit the silent terminal when allowed
Example: Cataloz. decalog. demagos. pedagos.
The Simplhed Spelling Board made public on
June IS last simplifed forms. decided by the
board for list OF 500 words. The list is as fol-
lows:
Abrdgment aecouter. accurst. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
saSddrest ADJ, afxt altho. anapest anemia anss-
apprize. arbor, archaeology. ardor' arnor, artizan
hlest blusht brazen, brazier. bun. bur. 49,,
elh;imera civillse clamor cl9ngor olapt clsspt d
pres, cornprize Contest controller. coquet. criti-
cize, crept, crost, crusht. cue curst cutlaS cyco
pedia. carest mot carassed). catalog, catechize'
Dactyl. .dasht. decalog, defense. demagog. , de-
ipt. DISGUST. Dispatch. distiI' distrest door domi
ell, draft dram, drest. drlpt. droopt dropt' dui-
Ecumenical. edile. egis. enanor encyclopedia, en-
esopRagEs esthetS. esthetics estivate ether eti
ology, exorcize. eXprest. ,.
Fagot. fantasm. fsntasy. fentom favor faVoriee
fervor. fiber fixt, flavor fulfil fulness;
Cage gazel gelatin, gid mot guild gypsy
Harbor. harken heapt, hematin, hiocup. mock
mot hopgh). homeopathy, homonym. honor humor'
husht, hypotenuse.
Idolize. imprest. instil.
Jail Judgment
FSist
Labor, lacrimaI, lapt lssht, ieapt, egaze license.
Ncorice. liter, Judgment lookt. lopt, luster. .
Mama. maneuver materialze, meager, Inedleys-
meter. mist missed. miter. MKT mold no4oer
molding. nody, molt, mullen.
Naturalize. neishbor, inter. nipt. .
Ocher, odor. offense, omelet opprest. orthopedic
Photography paleoliShic, paleontology, paleozoic1
parain, parlor, partizan past Caot passed. patron
ize pedagos. pedobaptist. phenix. phenomenon,
ptgmy, piOw; pOlyp possest, practise, prenxi'
prenomen, prest pretense. pretertt, pretermlt pri
meval protest. program. prolog, propt, pur.
Quartet, queStor. quintet
Rancor, rapt mot rapped), rage recognize recon-
noiter, rigor, rime. Tlpt, rurnor.
Saber, saltpeter, savior, SAVIOR, scepter, septets
sepulcher sextet, svan simtar. sipt slthe. skill
full skipt, slpt smolders snapt, somber, specter,
Splendor Stedfast slept, stopt strcst stript SUBJ
pene succor, sufiXt, sulfate. sufur, surnac, sup
prest. surprize. synonym
Tabor, tapt. teazel. tenor, theatsr, tho. thoro,
thorofare thoroly, thru thruout tipt, topt, toet,
transgrest. trapt, tript, tumor.
Valor, vapor, veEt, vigor, vizor.
Wagon, wasn't. whpt whisky, wilruls winkt,
wisht. wo woful woolen. wrapt.
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VINE IN MILK NO BAR TO CUPID.
Venerable Lovers In Ocean Grove Overcome
Spleen Of Fiance by Divine Appeal.
by telegraph to The tribune. ]

Vcean Grove, y. j., Aug. A.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Bryan seventy years Osds and Daniel De B.
%1eHl' seFehty-f1Ve years old, were married to-
-sH' d. beulah Home. The home OF the bride.
-He ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Henry Ashton, OF New York, in the presence
OF several friends
wedding was 70 have taken place on
"eahesoay evening, but Eeim failed 10 appear as
eoia IN The Tribune. Later he explained that he
Haa broken the engagement because his fancee
@ n1d put wine in glass OF milk Mrs. Bryan,
however, declared that woman in Ocean Grove
"ao cast a spell over her Yenera BILE lover.
We got The Lord after the woman who hyp-
Noticed Daniel Mrs. Bryan explained tonight
ana our marriage followed
BY ana Mrs. Keim are well known church
workers
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suRRENDERs TO U. s. MARSHAL
az TeIeglnph io ne Tribune.l


Pittsburg. Aug. 24.-Captain H. R. Kraft, who
yesterday defed the President, the United States
Court and Marshal Stephen p. Stone, when the
last named tried 10 serve an attachment for the
wages Of a Negro roustabout on the steamer
Bessie Smith. surrendere'5 to-day. Yesterday he
made Marshal Stone swim to escape from his
boat. Kraft's defence is that he had been on
duty for forty-eight hours. and did not know
what he was saying what was said to him.
He gave bail for trial in the United States court
in October. The penalty for his offence may be
S10000 more than his little packet boat is worth,
and he may also be imprisoned.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
BATTLEsREPs TO WEIGH ANCHOR.

AZ o'clock this afternoon the baftleshlps Maine.
Kentucky Kearsarge and Missouri. composing tAe
first division Of the frs. squadron 0< the Cnifed
States Atlantic feet. win. upon signal from tae
Maine. the flagship Of Rear Admiral Roclsy d.
Evans. get under way from their Eloorinzs IN ths
North River and proceed 20 sea in the order named
They bound for ROckiand and Camden. Me-
yelling Of statue az the latter place % William
Conway they are % proceed 60 Oyster Hdys tEere
70 be reviewed. with the other WarS1trS. 1y tns
President on September g. The hnaA shipments OF
stores were taken board yesterday AFTERNOON,
and this morning the sailors liberty are % re-
turn to their respective ships.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
LAST OF THE ONE-H0RSE CARS.
Relic of Middle Ages Wabbles Downtown to
Protect Franchise.

One of the newest sights OF the metropolis in the
downtown district is a lonely nag hauling a sadly
broken one-horse car oAer rails red with rust.
Some wag in Park Row told friend that it was
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company's sum
mer excursion service between Park Place and
Broadway and Barclay street and Broadway again,
by way OF Church street and West Broadway.
Anyhow that IS the nags route of daily travel
Why he wabbles back and forward up and down
lad the impudence 20 ask what II all meant. and a
confdIng street railway man said the company was
doing II to keep the city from removing its tracks,
as it has threatened TO do. .
Advice of counsel, don't you know, son. the
sage railway man added.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
MAY SPLIT ON PASTORS DOCTRINES
Members of Detroit Church Disagree Over
New York and New Jersey Ministers.
LRy Telegranh o nae Tribune. ]


Detroit, Aug. 24-The Baptist Church OF Grand
Rapids from which the Rev. Herman Randall was
called TO New York pulpit few months ago. is
threatened with a split in it's membership the
question OF the religious doctrines Of Mr.. Randais
successor. The church board has extended a call
TO the Rev. Alfred ]. Wishart OF Trenton, n. J.
DR.. Randall popular among the younger
members OF the church. who formed the majority,
but the older ones accused him Of heresy. The re-
port that the New Jersey pastor IS committed TO
the same policies and religious beliefs as the Rev.
Mr.. Randall has started war between the two
factions, which may result in church being
formed by the older members
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Sanes K. Haokett Arrives from England and
0eplores Bridge and Motoring.

james X. Hackstt returned from England last
n-sat on the Lucanis, accompanied by his wife.
MISS Mary &annering. Mr. Haclzett said the last
London season had been made a failure by the
motoring and bridge whist fads. He aaf6 the same
conditions existed here last season. and apparently
VII have 20 be coubated this season.
M Hackett Will begin the season at the Hackett
Theatre. in West z2d street. with 1.-The Little
Stranger" next Monday night. He expects 10
oElng from London 1.-The Girl Behind the Counter
s0out Christmas time Mr. Hackett Will appear In
me Walls Of Jericho in October. Alfred Sutro
Nc Nc Elerre Woln are writing new pieces for him.
AF. Aackett met W. j. Bryan while abroad.
Gerald Lawrence. for four years leading man
Win siF Henry Irving. has been engaged by George
- Tyler 70 take the place Of Conway Tearle, who
vas vas 20 have played Jim Melville IN 1.-The Dear
S..- Nltn Miss Ellis JehFeye and who has
Srst sp1,Srs-. -s.. ~ This will be Mr.. Lawrence s
~lts A@ns Ssnreys VIII arrive to-day on the St.
LOUIS accompanied by Herbert sleath and George
s55eGens the English character comedian. who has
i30G oeSn here IN sixteen years ~ ~
Charles Dillingham; has obtained the dramatic
rights 70 Winston churchills novel ..C,onteton -.
@nc wl9 proaSes the new play iE the early eprine
The Murray Hill Theatre VIII open to-niplt under
The management of the Columbia Amusement cam,
parry. L viii % devoted 10 musical extravara,zs
sIa vaudeville. tho BIZ changing weekly and a.
house playing al fhe shows oe the Eastern Circnit
The fTst attraction Is Fred Twins show.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
OBITUARY.
PHILIP WOODRUFF HOLMES.

Montclair. n. j., Aug. % (speciaD.-Philip Wood
run Holmes. seventy years of age. died this
;ns az his home, No. 112 Park street. Mr., Holmes
hao oeen sick for long time, but abcess OF
the mouth was the immediate cause of death
Mr. Holmes was one of the first who explored
the route through Dakota, Montana. Idaho. Wash
lngton and Oregon for the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. He was a commissioner for the World 9
talr exposition in Chicago and several depart
lnents We're under his control Mr.. HOLMES fought
through the Civil War a member Of the 18th
New York Volunteers. widow and two daughters
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
FRANK x. HIPPlE,

Philadelphia. Aug. A-Frank K. Nipple. presi-
dent Of the Real Estate Trust Company OF this
city. died suddenly to-day at his home in Bryn
Mawr. He was sixty-seven years old. Mr.. Nipple
was lawyer by profession but for many years
had devoted most OF his time to finance. He
interested In number of local financial institu-
uons and was treasurer of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
ALEXANDER j. HALTER DISCHARGED

Justice Jaycox. in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
on Thursday discharged Alexander J. Halter of No.
21s st. Johns Place. Brooklyn who recently
arrested on technical charge Of vagrancy. Halter
was charged by the Philadelphia authorities with
conspiracy in a mining stock deal HaIte estab-
1shed alibi, showing that he was not out OF
New York at the time the Philadelphia authorl-
ties say he engaged in the conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
TO HOLD eyMNHANA AT ouooUE.

Quogus. Long Island. Aug % (SpeelaD.-Enoour-
aged by the success of their cannon BAN festival.
held few days ago. the women OF the summer
colony have planned to hold gymbhana on the
Quogue Field Club grounds Labor Day. Ths
committee In charge is composed OF MIS- WllliaTa
M. K Olcott, Mrs. OrTlsOn =. smith, Mrs. David
Tovnssnd and Mrs. Thomas a Howell
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
HEAVY FINE FOR CARRYING PISTOL
Judge Says shoOtings Have Been Too
Frequent in Brooklyn Lately.

4 fine Of $50 was levied in the Court OF Special
Sessions Brooklyn. yesterday on Rocco Merrello.
IN Italian butcher CT No. 797 Kent avenue, for
carrying concealed weapons. A revolver was found
on the prisoner on August II, when no was ar"
rested
The Court said that than fifty men had
heen lned for a similar offence lately and dwelt on
the prevalence OF shooting in Brooklyn especially
by Italians, within the last few months
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
LlNEMAN FINDS VALUABLE JEWELS.
TBv Telegraph 20 Tht

Iby IcIegTaph Iflbune.I
Ballston Spa Aug 24-Charles Cameron a
telephone lineman, of this village. picked UP a
woman's handbag in front of the grandstand at
the Saratoga racetrack yesterday afternoon. He
opened it and found diamonds said to be worth
several thousand dollars. Cameron turned the
gems over TO the police, and they soon found the
owner, Mrs Lasel of New York. who is spend
ing the season at Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
MISS SUTTON AND HARMED LOSE.
Mrs. Barger Wallach and Beals C. Wright
Win Mixed Doubles Match at Newport.
[By Teieqrapt 10 me ,rrlb,ne !


Newport, P l.. Aug. &.-Beals c. Wright. na-
uonal tennis champion. and Mrs. Barger Wallach
th's afternoon defeated Miss May Sutton and Will
IAN A Larned in a mixed doubles. The match was
playec on the private court on the lawn OF the
OuSer Gould Jennings estate, and was witnessed
" large number Of persons. Following the match
tsa was served on the lawn. The score vas as
soloEs:
,,4Ts BaEser Wallach Beals c. Wright defeated
nay Sutton and William A. Larnee. ca 20
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forccast--Washington Aug. "a
During three days OF high barometer
has swept British Northwest Territory
ST Lawrence Valley and New England. attended by cool
wave over the half OF the At points
along the southern edge OF the high heavy local
rains have occurred The temperature has also fallen
with local rains thundersorms from Iowa Okla
horoa ana Arkansas lower Missouri ex-
Rain will Saturday in the South Atlantic
Gulf states the lower Missouri and middle Mis-
puI valleys Ohio Valley and the southern
rcson West OF Mississippi River the temperature
vii rise Fair is indicated for Sunday in the
central valleys thence 20 ths Middle Atlantic and
New England coasts.
During saturday the winds along the New England
coa.. will be fresh easterly the Middle Atlantic
uvbt IN fresb aasterly South Atlantic light
90 fresh from the the Gulf coast light and
variable and on Great Lakes fresh eaEteTy. shifting
70 departing Saturday European ports will
fresh east northeast winds and fair weather to
the Grand Banks
r-.cast for Special Localties.-For New England
N Eas,ern New York. fair to-day and Sunday;
Sunday: fresh east winds
Eor the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
80, .TS warmer Sunday; ght 10 fresh east winds
1"s 80 tS-esfern Pennsylvania and Western New York.
rralI fa!r to-day and sunday; warmer sunday fresh
wtnof-
,ocaI OnieIai Itocord-The following official record
,D the weather Bureau shows the temperature for the
last twenty four in comparison with the CORE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
ASKS MAYOR TO STOP DRUG SALES

The Rev. J. 3. Curry. of St. Jamess Roman
Catholic Church, in James street. visited Acting
Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday to protest against men
who frequent streets in his parish and procure
caine and other drugs from pharmacies without
any trouble. He thought the Mayor might be
able TO put a stop 20 the sale of the drugs Mr..
MCGOWAN promised to see If something could be
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
vlEw FATHER o'FLyMM's BODY.

Thousands Of varssh!ouers crowded into ST
JcssPi.'s Roman Catholic Church. at Washington
Place aac s!x;.. avenue :ast night 10 view the
bocy @ Father Dennis Paul O'Fiynn The body
vas taken frOTs the parish mouse Yesterday after
noon. one thousand children Of tho parochfal
sehool OF 81. Jcsepas Joined IN singing Nearer.
.4y GOD u Thee rhe body was carried to tbs
church. The funeral viii be held to-day at the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
SUES RUSSELL W. TAFT FOR DIVORCE

rBy Telegraph % The Tribune.I
Burlington. w. Aug. 2s.-Sutt Tor divorce was
brought to-day BY Mrs WinOna L Taft against
Russell ". Taft. son OF the late Chief Judge r. s.
Taft Miss Jessie p. Cilley is named as eoEcspon-
dent Mrs TAFT brought suit for divorce last spring
the ground OF intOierable severity, but after
hearing the petition deniet.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE s.
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PREFER GERMAN FENCING MANUAL.

Washington. Aug. zi-Ssveral letters have reacn-'
the War Department from officers and enlisted men
OF the army who believe that the German Tanna'
OF fencing ls greatly superior % that used in 1s
American army The department has rsfer1-a rnsS.
letters to Captain Herman o. kecnio1s A.as'-r os
the sword az West Point, with the request mat ~
investigate the German system.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
mlpplEs' SUMMER CRUISE ENDS.

Annapolis. Md. Aug 2l-The warships which con-
veyed the midshipmen Of the Naval Academy on
their annual summer cruise have returned 10 An
nap0lis. and the cruise came 20 END to-day. The
feet composed of the cruisers Dsnver. Dss
Aoiass and Cleveland which wont syG l. sas
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25

Ma +eira and Azores islands an1 the cruiser =, -
ark and monitors Arkansas ard rlo-lia4 Nlics
snert most OF the time cruising along tns N-S
England coast. The midshiguleu have s.irtsd or
their vacation leave which viii extend Grtit Dcloc~
]. WIEN the next acaaenlIc tenn leglns.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
MISS moRRlsoN.s ooNoIrIoN eRITIcAL

Great harrington. Mass, Aug 2.-Miss Emily
| Morrison, OF La-chmont, ". " who was seriously
injured yesterday through the collapse of bridge
under the weight OF q stage party, is stil in
! critical condition.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first move
rnent Of the kind IN the country Every other one,
here or elsewhere has been started in imitation OF
this pioneer. The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers in the field, but, without wishing to
deprecate in the least the work Of Others thinks II
its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is, so far as known. the only in
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work Of sending poor
child 10 the country keeping IL there for two weeks
and bringing II back again. No collectors ever
employed and all collections made for the fund
purely voluntary. All expenses for the Organiza-
4fon agents and general machinery Of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees Of the fund. There no percentages
10 collectors to come OF the contributions of
the public, and no payments to agents, managers,
secretary others. Every dollar goes straight 70
he beneht of a child.1
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
RgNEws LEASE OF ISLAND.

] Pterpont Morgan jr.. Is said to have released
East Island at DosoFis. Glen Cove. Long Island
from Leonard Jacob The property is valued at
s500Ooo Mr. Morgan. sr, has been the lessee OF the
island iar about . year.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25

,AY: DAILY ONLY.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-General p. .. VrOom and General ]. A.
Bucahan. y. s. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cen
eral Sir r.. NJ. Stewart. Bermuda. HOFFMAN
Virgil P. Kline Cleveland. AfANHATTAN-A.
Noel Smith, Manchester England
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25

First Lieutenant HAROLD COLVOCORESSES retire,
detached recruiting district Ot North Carolina.
Second Iieutsnsnts SIDNEY S. LEE and ROBERT TT
TONI. 20 marine school OF application. Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
ALFRED STEVENS, FAINTER, DEAD.

Paris. Aug. 24-Alfred Stevens. the Belgian
genre painter, died here to-day. He was born In
May, 1928.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
DR.. ". p. COOPER.

Atlanta, Aug. 24-Dr. H. p. Cooper, a physician
and surgeon well known throughout the South. died
here to-day after short illness. Dr. Cooper leaves
a wife, a son and a daughter. He forty-six
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE

Relieves Nervcus Disorders.
Headache. Insomnia Exhaustion and Rezszszsss Re-
builds the nervous system
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25

Charles Dillingham; has obtained the dramatic
rights 20 Winston chuFchiIPs novel ..contefon %.
ane VIII DToa1es the new play iE the early spring
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Addtonal-the children the Crater Club.
Essex n. J.. S. S. S.l..........-..... S. 90
musicals a. Twilieht P Parlss 1887
E. c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., so 90
O. III S. sewa-en. n Observation-Disclosures. 500
"a Kings Daughter observation-disclosures. 200
Madison' a. Conn. Conn Aoeo.. anu D 200
e H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Miss Tracy D. T.sygatt, Kenrehunk Beach Me-. 25 %
C. N Observation-Disclosures. 500
Miss Pryer 500
Proceeds OF fair August is the
grounds OF Mrs. de Areas. BroOkhaven, Long
aaa' bara ana Carolyn Lottmsr ...... @o
children at tho Wssthoim stamford n r.. 400
Tn OF Comfort
Previously acknowledged .........ss..... n $50 67
Total. Angus. "a. 1905 sos................s22 s2205S O4
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DIED.

Death notice. appearing In IHE TRIBUNE VII -
repuhIsst In The Tri-Weeklv Tribune without extra
charge.
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Highest ,erperature Yesterday Ts degrees lowest 81
aversge az average corresponding date last year &
yeiare for corresponding last twenty years a.
Local Forecast.-Fair Saturday and suneayi warmer
sunday; fresh sast winG1
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BROwN-on thursday August g. 1ecs Nary widow oe
Wesley Brown. aged years. Relatives act frierto
respectfully invited attend the fuleraL sat
urday August 25 at p m, rom her late reedsnc~
No Henry st., Brooklyn
RUNr-ER-suddsnIy, IN Amsterdam Holland, or A4-
I. 1o06 Margaret R A Bunker. Vtfa Q, Nt-tsna
bunker ana daughter of the late John T. Asnsss of
OF the Ascension. FIFTH ave and 1Oth ST. on SstEtay
morning. August % ct II O'Clock Friend, kindly
requested not 10 send flowers
GRAHANE-After lingering illness. Margaret. VIE oe
her Iats residence. No Sc Atlantic ave-. 87ookyn;
thence 90 ST. Peters Roman Cafhoc Church. Hicks and
Warren SITS.
GRAy-suadenly. On the 2at inst Glen Lnrd. Esh.s
August g. II o'clock. at the Church OF the Trans
hgurat;On. No. East 29th ST. Kindly omit flowers
I4ow-At North Creek y. z. on THURSDAY. Ausz. g.
1905. Edward Lyman Low beloved husband or ftAA
late Caroline Jeett Funeral services at No 4& St4-s
St. Brooklyn. August 81 at o'clock
LUCAs-Ou August 2s 1906. wIIIIsrurtovn. sIas.s
Mary e. widow OF the late George 4 Lucas
First CONGREGATIONAL Church. WiamscoWu. Mass ca
Saturday August g. at 8 p. m IntsFlnent priVsta.
1IAssONNEAU-At Red Hook. n z. On August "a
sonneau aged years. service az her late
tdence. Red Hook. ". T. on sunday. August 20 az
D. m
TAYIOF-Ths funeral oe Mrs TavIor, ot LI1r0la.
Neb formerly this city, who dea Tuesday VIII
take place from No. S74 Lexington ave- 70 ossoas
this morning Friends are invited 4ntssnle1- N tsT-s1
wood
URNER-At Fanwoos. N J., On Friday August 2. I9ot
year OF her age NOtscs OF funeral hereafter
WARD-At East Orange n. J.. on August g. 1l.. SD
ney Seymour Ward Of the late Albert A alf lazy
Farohid Ward and father OF 1Irs- Arthur BAH asa
years. Funeral Sunday. Au9usr - rom Es 11Ss
g
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