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NELSON MEREDITH SHEFFIELD.

Nelson Meredith Sheffield. president OF the N. NJ
shehield Special Agency. died yesterday at his
home the Seville. No III West 5sth street, after a
brief fitness. Mr.. Shehleld one OF the pioneers
among special advertising agents. He was born IN
shagreeu Falls. Ohio. in 1s43. When he four
teen years OF age ne began work with The Tran
script OF Peoria Ill, ultimately becoming its bust
ness manager. Toward the close Of the Civil War
he the general advertising business first in
ST. Louis and later in this city. In the early SOS
no became special agent. At the time OF his
death the company OF which he was president rep
resented many important papers IN various parts
Of the country. In 1855 he married Miss Sue Sc
Ner. Of Peoria Ill, who died some eleven years
survive him.
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TO ATTEND GEN. vARNums FUNERAL.

President Young Of the Republican Club has APP
pointed the following committee 10 attend the
funeral OF General Varnum. who killed on
Tuesday night: Henry +. Tremain. James A
Blanchard Cephas Brainerd John Proctor Clarke.
John A. Dutton, Albert F. Hagar Thomas H. Hub
bard Andrew b. Humphrey. William A. keeneF'
J. Edgar Leaycraft. Warner Miller. Leopold Stern
Charles 8. Whitman. Mortimer c. Addoms. T. W.
Bloomingdale Alexander Caldwell, Edward F.
Cragin. Henry Gleason. James ". Halves. Charles
B. Hubbell Edwin A. Jones, William Leary, James
S. Lehmaier Robert G. Morris. Louis Stern ana
Bronson Winthrop. The committee will meet IN
the lobby Of tile St Denis Hotel. Broadway ana
nth street Tomorrow morning s:45 o'clock. and
go Grace Church in Il body.
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The Rev. DIR. ). =. BOYD.

Roanoke. Va. March 2s-The Rev. Dr. J. H
Boyd. aged hfty-two years. a we'll known minister
in tho Baltimore Methodist Conference for more
than thirty years. died here to-day after an ex-
tended illness. At the time OF his death he was
pastor Of St. Janes's Methodist Episcopal Church
this city. He was for several years editor OF
1.-The Baltimore Methodist the Church paper pub
lished at Baltimore. He had filled pulpits in many
OF the leading churches in the conference.
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CHARLES 8. WESTON.

Charles B. Weston one Of the founders OF the
oxford Wire Nall Company. OF oxford Furnace
N j. died early yesterday morning az the home OF
his daughter. Mrs Charles F. Worms. at No. IS
Chestnut street Newark. from injuries received
three weeks ago by n fall Icy sidewalk. Mr.
Weston seventy-two years old. He retired
from business IN 1892 having for twenty years
been general manager Of the mail company which
he founded. He leaves three sons and four daugh-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OGacial Record and Forccast-Washinston. March %.
The winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts will south 20 southwest: South Atlantic
Coast fresh southwest GULF Coast fresh 90 brisk souts
Lake Michigan. brisk 20 high northeast to north.
Steamers departing Friday far European parts VIII
southwest winds with partly cloudy
Voathar the Grand Banks.
disturbance that Southern Colorado
wednesday night has moved 20 NoTtheastern Kansas.
with increased intensity causing IN the Central and
through the Lower Missouri and Upper MilsssiDp5 val
leys into the southern upper region. There
also showers IN the Ohio Valley the lower lake region
the Pennsylvania Maryland Ina IN the south
and Southwest fair weather continues There has been
Atlantic and Gulf states the Ohio lower Mszisslppi
ana lover missouri veIeya over the NORTHERN and e1-
The western storm viii almost due eastward.
upper ssissPP ana ohio Valleys ana shs lake TxioB
with possibly some snow IN the northern upper lake
the upper Ohio Valley and lower lake and extend
ne sosb 1sri u Ss IN 1n EN- lie ma l., IN
viii also Be mostly fair Friday and Saturday in the
Northwest and extreme West.
Forecast Special LOcalitles-For the District OF
Columbia and Maryland partly cloudy to-day: Saturday
showers and cooler; Hghtto fresh To south winda
For Delaware Partly CLOUDY to-day; Saturday showers;
fresh south TO southwest winds
ors: light 10 fresh south 70 southwest Winds
bor Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy to-days Saturday
Fer Eastern New xoTE partly cloudy tou : Saturday
showers cooler in west portion: variable winda though
For New England. CLOUDY today Saturday showers:
Pennsylvania showers today ana probably
saturday cooler Saturday. variable winds. mostly fresh
For western T. New Yor1 sheysrs today probably
Local OGielal ReeOrd~-The following oRcIel record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
tho last hours
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS ar THE HOTELS

AsToR-Dexter Fairbanks, Chicago: c. L. Still
ingS and William J.. Post, Washington FIFTH
AVENCE-Dr II. Thel5eld-Edwards. South Beth
lehem, Penn; Theodore B. Esbert, Washington:
philadelphia; sx,MaySr 2. L 0sgo9d. Norwtch.
Major z. Schwartz. Berlin. GOTHAM-Nlr. and
Mrs. L. s. BgelOw. Lakewood HOILAAND-E
Frank Aldrich, Providence: j. b. Henderson.
BrOokline. Mass; H s. Kearney Lakewood WAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. Graham and C.. d
Skinner. PittShuFg.
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FRANK MORGAN FREEMAN.

Frank Morgan Freeman. head OF the Stock Exc
change firm of F. p. Freeman & Co. died last
night at his home, No 81 West Goth street. His
father was one Of the founders Of Lakewood, N. ].
He was a well known golf player, and his wife.
who was Miss Blanche wheelock. was also a golf
enthusiast He leaves a wife and two children,
Miss Dorothy and Edward w. Freeman Mr. Free
man was once member of the Governors stan in
New Jersey. He fOrty-six years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
Aueusrus N. WORTH.

Augustus n. Worth. twenty-eight years old. son
OF the late Jake Worth. for many years the
leader OF the Republican party OF Brooklyn. died
on Wednesday at his home. No. s. Lee avenue
williamsburg. from heart disease, Young Worth
succeeded his father in his business. The funeral
will be held at his home on Saturday morning and
the burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery He
leaves a brother, eX-Judge Louis Worth.
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HAMLIN 2. LEE.

Colorado Springs COL March 2s.-Hamlin F. Lee.
a veteran OF the Mexican and Civil and a
nephew Of General Robert E. Lee, died here yester-
day from heart disease. aged eighty-seven years.
Although closely related 10 the Southern general
and a Virsinian by BIRTH Mr. Lee fought with the
Union army In the late 70's he went 10 Leadville
and the discoverer Of the famous Robert E Lee
mine
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE S1rpPINo
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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GEORGE coHAN's NEW MUSICAL PLAY
[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune. :

Springfield, Mass. March 2s.-GeOrge Cohan's
new musical play. Fifty Miles from Boston
opened In the Court Square Theatre here this
evening The scenes are laid in Brookheld, Mass.
Mr.. Cohan's boyhOod home. and the plot Is con-
cerned with the love Of two men for the village
pOstmistress. Miss, Grayce Scott, Miss Fmma
Janvier and Donald Brian are playing tha leading
roles
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DELEGATES TO RED CROSS CONGRESS.

Washington, March 2S-Miss Mabel T. Boardman
and Surgeon General OReilley. OF the army. will
be among the American delegates 20 the Interna-
tional Red Cross Congress. which will open IN
London June TO- Four other delegates Will De
selected by the State Department, one or whom
viii represent the navy.
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Died.

Az e ssnly On March "a James NJ vsrrur,.
% ne late susan esrahsr and Jo-1rh b. Vsrnlm.
S1gses BroadNay and ioth st. Il requested taat 90
49, 49,, No = West 44th street March g 1aT1s
Sr en- eseo.ive COMMITTEES o. the association
q the funeral Of the late James M VarST "a e-ac,
80 1901 At 10 a NJ 5sy as sGeS: on sa'ssa As
vsstiOule Of the church at S;95 a n '-s' ~ "
S. b BROwNELI. sserstary-
Iear14 J HiSsLEEs o. the FULTON Trust Company have
On lreb 81 ~ 0, tas saa and sudden death n Ss ely
saIm o. character and sterling qualities had snssa. IN
SG;9any. served as Trustee the Exsostiv. con-
ora o. me company and the confidential adviser q it
a. this mseting expression OF their dss5 sorS &, ~
death sdl Of their late colleague ana friend
Resolved That COMMITTEES Of oly Tr11ss4s 9--r4.u,
ne President and vleeesdsnt Be appointed 20 aftsrs
resolved That copy OF this minute ana resoIutio-z
- % la Wldo with an expression % sincere sym
Of shls meeting HENRY sn sv sSf q Sas Fsso'd
HENRY W RETGI1LEY. Secretary.
SOCIETY on, THE CINCINNATI
New YORK OK SfaTeS 3. I Sea
gret Of the sudden deceass On the 2Sth Instant 81 -
mum an Az o. ne honorable james Mitchell Var
Representation IN the General society = -
G Sdz on Broadway. at 10 O'Clock a n Nsrcs s0
ASA BIRD GARDINER. sscrs.ary-Gsn-rrl.
SONS OF THE REvoLUTIoN IN TEE srArD or
NEW YORK
once Of the Secretary. 14s BE0zGvay
s SSs OF ME society are rssusstsa e sttsra Ia
jones a. XsEnum st Grace Church. Broadway ana ION
that the board Of managers attend n a bcsg ''S'N
EDMUND WEIHfORE Prssidsns
vIcSISI.E-ou Sunday evening 1Iaruh "a 1877 a.
tyDho ol5 GsvsE Dr. = wnEls. Funsrsi ,srvsss W.
ss 10 o'clock m @4A1'n &C.
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CAST OF .HAnn.Er"
Mr.. MANsFIgLD's CONDITION IMPROVED.

Richard Mansfield was said yesterday to be much
better. Dr. CTandau said that while the actor
was dangerously Ill his condition was not critical
and that the doctors hoped to have hfre out soon.
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THE SENATOR'S CHALLENGE
From Tho SnrinpfieId Republican.

The effect OF the Foraker statement. blunty
challenging the Taft forces TO battle for the control
az Ohio Is definitely TO place Senator Foraker
among the Presidential candidates. Senator Fora
ker says that hs has been too busy TO think OF poll
flcs state or national but the claims OF the TAFT
workers have aroused him TO utter this plain warn
ing that II they want Ohio they must hshV TOT IT,
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest 81
-; average for corresponding date last tWentyivs
Local forecast: To-day partly cloudy; Saturday show
ers: variable winds. mostly southwest and fresh
"Burnett's Vanilla "a Pure F0od.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29
THE PRESS ON OHIO POLITICS.
A POLITICAL NOVELTY.

From The Baltimore Sun.
A primary election for the purpose OF ascertain,
ing she preference Of the voters OF any poltIca4
party for President Is a most interesting novelty
II the experiment is tried In Ohio-that STATE ~
which politics is almost a science-the contest VIII
be watched with deep interest by the people ana
the politicians everywhere.
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CEflETEELE3.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY
teatiy acees.tse b. R7risrr Grand Can.
trsl eteto We2ster and Jerome Averus troevs ans 81
raIras2 lots H1zo Telephous sS55 Csrsn,rcv 10,
Book Of Views o. REPRESENTATIVE. - '~''sss eSs
Once. % East 25t S.. Hsw York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-29

10 MORE PAY FOR NOBLE GUARD
stb fhe resignation OF Prince Camille Ros-
ls-psl of the command % the Popes Noble Guard
Naieh is reported from Rome. thesiisappeaTance OF
NAV branch % tho Pcnfihcal army. az any rate Ga
- present form. seems 20 have been determined
s.cn. Plus x lss long been Of the oal;li.>1 - a.
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Religious Notices.

30 cents line.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH q Ave. ana Tn
Stood Friday service Rt 8 p ~
Rev. JOHN q. FAGG will preach.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH 18th Sc. anE 5ta
Ave.-Good Friday service at . p A.
Coed Eri1Ay
written by Dr. BURF&EL.I4 will Be Rad by HIN.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS. e7th 81.
and 9Th Ave.-GOod Friday service at II a. ~
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACEAY, j. D., viii pr-aon.
Subject: Chriss Victory Over SIN and Death Upon ths
Cross"
CDII.EGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. West End Ave.
ana nth Stood FRIDAY sarvtcs at s p. n
Stainer's Cruclxion will be rendered by The Chosr.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE.
AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
FIfsh Ave. ana 2sth 81.
DIR. BURRELL. i1l
WIN =sad Dgsniatio Version or
The story o. the Tragedy n
The choir win Tandar ths cantatA.
THE MESSAGE OF Tkfis CROSS
ST. BARTHOLOsIGWS CHURCH
MADISON AVENUE CORNER 18th STREET
The REV LEIGHTON PARKS. %. D.. Rector.
Service ard sermon II A N
Eveni1x Prayer and Address Pm
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MR.. rAFTs POPULARITY.
rrnr, - Vrashlnaton star.

FROM Inc " aSnIHBt'IH t5t'II'
There can be no doubt OF Judge Tafts strong
hold on the country He has acquitted himself OF
much dificult and important business admirably
Ia nominated for President next year ne should
party has ever offered TO the electorate But the
S,er Nature ~ his achievements and the fact that
he ';s a member OF the national administration
make him not a favorite son factor IN tne FreSSl-
dental fehf but a national figure. II was 70 pc
assumed that II nominated he could carry ONO
and that Mr.. Foraker would give nlII as INC party
candidate a loyal and active support.
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Died.

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repubIishod In The Tr-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Mr.. BURTON.
FROM The Buffalo Commercial.

FROM The Buffalo tontleIlIal.
The hght IN Ohio. inside OF the & i6 phhssS
Is q lively and interesting one. Inc eia Ilachine
ied BY FORAKER and Dick. the two senators is
new era forces led BY Taft ana burton, appeal to
the people. a. dinner given IN the nortnern part
duufounded when the mention OF Forakers name
colnrsny vent wild az the name OF TAFT coupled
p,itF that 81 Roosevelt. Burton Is coming man.
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RECKONING WITHOUT MR.. FORAKER.
-, rho phiIadelnhia Record

From The Philadelphia RECORD
So great an impulse has been given to the Taft
deIapatioT FOR him from Ohio. This Is reckoning
moi only without Senator Foraker but Wlthogt the
from Welding 10 Secretary Taft the latest reports
fron, ibe R,Iceye state 20 the eHeet that SEN
aOG 7 ~ has buekled on his armOr TO dispute
az SeSe9stJon with him or Vice President Fair
banks or any other candidate.
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THE NATION INTERESTED

FROM The BaItlTnOTe 4sSFa'
$780, o,eDoens- narties which engaged national at
fention Inc state campaign OF 1876. IN particular
s-Ihen Allen represented imitation ana Hayes stood
Tor fbe sound money cause, was OK q siBniIcance
ana inportance second only 20 presidential cleo
sion I,,s An is doubtful whether a state contest
ssithin the party hass ever surpassed IA lnterest
Gov eba nation that which Is foTeshadowed between
n ana ForalSer II II should reach the proper
sioug NJ which capable.
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Local OGieial Ref0rd~-The following ohicIel record
the Weather Bureau shows changes In the tenn
psatre for tho last twentyfour hours comparison
the corresponding date OF last year:
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sAFNuM- ssdf>nly March "a lanes NJ v.rrur,
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services saturday morning at 10 81 clock Orr
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-07-19
scALY ERUPTION ON BODY.
fered 10 Years - Completely
Cured by Cuticura.

Small sores appeared on each OF
my lower limbs and shortly afterwards
they became so sore that / could
scarcely walk. The sores began TO
heal, but small scaiy eruptions ap-
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that would scratch the sores until the
blood began to flow. After / suffered
thus about ten years made a renewed
effort TO effect a cure. The eruptions
by this time had appeared on every
part Of my body except my face and
hands. The best doctor in my native
county and many remedies gave no
relief. All this was fruitless. Finally
my hair began to fall out and / was
rapidly becoming bald. A few months
after. having used almost everything
else, I thought l would try Cuticura
Ointment and Cuticura Soap. After
using three boxes / was completely
cured, and my hair was restored. after
fourteen years Of suffering and an ex-
penditure of at least $50 or $50 in vain
ly endeavoring to fad cure. B.
Hiram Mattingly. yermillion. S. Oak.
Aug. IS. 1906"
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Two Cent Fare on Burlington.

Omaha.-Assistant General Passen
ger Agent buckingham of the Burling-
ton railroad has announced that within
ten DAYS the Burlington would put
into operation two-cent fare sche
1ule. between all points on that sys-
tenls resafdfesss of whether or not the
diferent states have passed two
cent fare bill The Burlington ira
verses Wyoming. Montana. Colorado,
Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri, Iowa, IL
linois Minnesota and South Dakota.
Clerks are now working upon the new
schedule and the rate viii be placed
in operation just asquickly as the
tariff is completed.