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appeals. owing to this service

Appeals. Owing TO this service In
Richmond which VIII probably cover
this entire month. the regular terms OF
the United States District Court at
Asheville and Wilkesboro have been
continued. Asheville court, due to be-
gin to-day. has been continued to the
first Monday In July Wiikesboro
court due to begin the fourth Monday
in May. has been continued to tho
fourth Monday in September.
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Halifax for I<itchin.

Special to The Times Dispatch
WELDON, N. c., May 4-HalifaN
county convention to-day instructed
the delegates to State convention to
cast sixteen and two-thirds votes for
Kitchin for Governor. and one-third OF
a vote for Craig. The solid vote Of the
county was instructed for Claude
Kitchin for Congress from the Second
District.
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- q q REMOVES !
- % &9.BLOOD HUMORS

Itching dhgung erupion ashes bois we'll as pimpes
and rough cay skin show the OF irritating
humor the blood These acids and humos which
are being constantly thrown off through the pores
the skin and the flesh kept ndamed diseased ungty
uon Nothing applied externally change the condition the blood
prevent the outflow these burning acids treatment
Washes lotions,
blood and are therefore useless for comfort clean
ness they afford The the blood
be effected S. is real blood purifier possessing
neutrale and the the
latlon It completely graduates
vital fluid to its natural healthy
that instead OF acrd matter
shes it with Notwithstanding properties cuptons
diseases OF the Book
advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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Rowan Court In Session.

Especial 10 The Times DIspntch.
SALISBURY, N. c., May 4.-Rowan
Superior Court convened here to-day,
with Judge w. r. Council presiding. a
of murder cases and other inn
portant trials will be heard this week.
Nearly all the criminal defendants are
colOred.
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Sudden death Of Mrs. Crawford


Special to The Times Dispatch.
SALISBURY, N. c., May Airs. len
ME Crawford, wife of Manager John
r. Crawford, of the Postal Telegraph
Company. in Salisbury, died unexpect-
eddy at hospital here to-day from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-05
belonging to Mr. f. O. Fishel, of
of Davidson county, We're
q e Ct nj N q bly, by

night riders.
Mr.. Fishel says he does not think
he has any neighbors who would do
such a thing, and that it is his opin-
ion that it was the work of night rid
ers. OF course, the well-trained and
experienced night rider veterans OF
Kentucky are not suspected but 1t is
thought that it was the work of men
who endeavored to initiate the Ken
tuckians.
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TO Erect New Church.

STAUNTON, VA, May 4.-The Press
byterian congregation at Waynesbord
yesterday decided to erect a new build-
ing to cost $4,000, and appointed \
building committee of fourteen MEM
bers Most of the money ssin sight. II
will be on Wayne Avenue.
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Virginia Weddings
W0O,lriff-SnufOrd,
Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

lSpcCiai TO ne times DlSpdtcH.I
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May A.
Mr., W. w. Sanford, Jr., and Miss Ada
Iaffrcy Woodruff, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs j, r. p Woodruff, both of Orange
county were married Thursday at st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, at Orange
Courthouse Rev John S. Hansbrough
officiating. Miss Bette j, Woodrif,
sister of tho bride, was maid of honor.
and Harry Sanford brother of the
groom, was best man. After North
ern trip the couple will reside in
orange county.
Wedding Announced.
SPOTSYINANIA. VA, May 4--AIr.
and Mrs. Andrew o. Whiting. of North
Carolina, have issued cards and made
announcement of tho marriage of their
daughter, Miss Josephine May, to Mr.,
Leroy N. simpson, Of Ohio, the mar
riage to be celebrated on June 25th
next at tho home Of the bride. the rites
TO be celebrated according to the GUS
tom Of the Episcopal Church.
Observation-Disclosures.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,
FRED ERICKSBURC. VA, May A.
Harry W. Bowling and Miss Nellie May
billiard. both of thfs city, We're mar
ried here last night at the residence
OF the bride, Rev. Dr.. r. S. Dunaway
officiating,
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iinpromptu musicale at the
Woman's Club yesterday after
noon was a thoroughly delight
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The hostess of the Pansy Circle re-
freshmcnt- room, corner of Second and
Franklin Streets. from 1870 to I P. NJ,
will be Miss Maria Cooke assisted by
Mrs. Charles Frederick Houston, Miss
Nvoltz and Miss Juliet Talcott.
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Miss Adele Williams and Miss Mary
Thomas have been recent guests of the
Misses Roper at Willoughby Beach.
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medley entertainment at Northside
Hall, Highland Park. this evening from
to 10 o'clock. The public is cordial
ly invited.
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On Monday afternoon. May Nth
MISC Jane Adams. who will be attend
ing the Conference on Charities and
Correction, Will address the members
OF the Womans Club. Miss Adams,
who has acquired world wide reputa-
ton as tho founder of Hull House, Chi
cago, is very interesting speaker
and Is most pleasantly remembered by
those who We're fortunate enough to
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Mrs. swnn.on's Guests.
Luncheon aud Bridge.

Mrs. NJ. A. Samuelson will give a
luncheon and bridge party at Hermit
tase Golf Club this afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. in honor of Miss Barrow, of
Lexington. Ky, who is in Richmond
for the Surgeons Association meet
ing, and guest at the Jefferson Ho-
tel. Young ladies to meet Miss Bar
row will be Misses Carrie Pace Neal.
Daisy Boykin, Cora Younger, Alma &C.
ell, Eugene TAYLOR, Mary Donahoe
and Charlotte Miller
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a general meeting of the Associa-
tion for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities will be held at noon to-
day. in the rooms of the Virginia His
torical Society.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.
Nine. Schumann-Heink in III Trovatore."

0mc. SCuuIUdUU-delUk III II xIUsotOIC
The Manhattan Opera House filled last night
by a large and very friendly audience, gathered
to hear III Trovatore' sung. with Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink in the role of Azucena- After three
or four years of experimentation with light opera
Nine. Schumann-Heinl returns TO the grand opera
stage, but she has chosen to make her local re-
entry at the 3ith street establishment, where her
coming serves still further to strike just balance
between Mr.. Hammersteins male and female
forces The newcomer enthusiastically wei
coined. being forced TO take a dozen 10 fifteen
curtain calls. Manhattan Opera House audiences
seem to have caught the habit Of demonstrative
applause and ali the singers in the cast were
favored with incontestabe evidences of popular
appreciation.
Nine. Schumann-Heink has sung the role OF
Azucena more than three hundred times, and it is
part in which age does not fade nor custom stale
the attractiveness Of the performance According
to the programme. the opera to be given i'll
Italian, and there curiosity TO whether
Nine. Schumann- Heink would lay aside her native
German for the softer idiom. She did not, sticking
to the German text This marred somewhat the
artistic harmony Of the production; but probably to
a large majority of the audience the mixture of
languages not noticeable, or. if noticeable an
noying. Nine. Russ played Leonora. and Nine
Manrico. NJ. Sammarco as the Conte di Luna. Mr..
Mugnoz Fernando and NJ Venturini Ruiz
Mr.. Campanini was in the conductors chair.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28

preached the classic chastity of EEyiras airs
than Nine Gadsd. with her more exclusive train
ing in the more modern school. could DO, though
she sang with fine dignity and most whole
hearted, convincing Nine Sembrichs
Zeriina needs no praise at this date: far as
New York is concerned, for twenty years there
has been Zerna close to the hearts OF all
lovers OF good singing in general and Mozart sing
ing n particular. Sgnor Scotti's Don is almost
as well known and liked though he has had to
divide admiration with several other representa-
tives of the character. Blass's voice IS the best
that has been heard in the part of the Cornmandant
for decades. and contributed greatly to the power
full effect of the closing scene. which the music
alone saves from being made ridiculous by the
stage management. Last nights audience was
numerous and mildly enthusiastic. H E. K
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
VANDERBILT WEDDING.
Count S1echenW Married by Non
signor LaUelle.

-,,,or-,s-v was extensively represented the
ssirr Yesterday Of Miss Gladys Moore Wander
~. - Count Laszlo Szechenyi There were pres
- tuo ambassadors. namely. those Of Austria
sr-,,earv ard of Great Britain; two former ana
hsszso-s II the persons Of General Horace Por-
= and JoSeph II Choate. the Austrian Minister
(snipotentiary TO The court OF Denmark, Count
oio7ys Szechenyi. eldest brother of the bride
&Do-7. Baron Hoenning-o'Car who besides
eefnz the Consul General of Ausrria-Hungary
= New York. is also chamberlain OF Emperor
r-sncis Joseph besides most of the members %
t4s staff and the secretaries Of the Austrian En-
,essv a Washington. Additional Importance
,,--arred by the Poutifcai blessing cabled by the
.,o-e through Archbishop Farley. an honor rarely
,o,ferred in cases Of mixed marriages: that is To
g. Of marriages where either bride or bridegroom
.s zfthour the pale Of the Roman Catholic Church
-he wedding took place at noon at the
s7,zse Ct Mrs Vanderbilt. at Fifth avenue and 57th
STREET 2 church ceremony being impra cticahle
cz-nr % the fact that the bride still remains
member Of the Protestant Episcopal Church There
was. however. only one religious service, that of
-he Roman Catholic faith. and il performed by
the Right Rev NonslgnoT Lavelle. assisted by
Father Brr1e. Of the Cathedral The Cathedral
choir some thirty strong was likewise in attend
snce the boys in their white surplices and red
csssocks contributing an additional touch of coler
~ the scene and furnishing the ->'cal music Of
the ritual
With the exception Of the British Ambassador.
a. the Foreign diplomats ana all or Ie guess -iOti
Austria and from Hungary were IN military siio
diplomatic Uniform or arrayed in the picturesque
sttire OF Magyar aristocrats. The latter costume
-ch n vevets rcrs, heron plunes, JeWelleo clasps
and scinaitars. and with headgear topped on 's
heron plunles was affected by the Austrian Anoas-
sador. Baron Won Hengenuller, and oy the eioes'
brother Of the bridegroom Count Dionys szecherSH
Ire bridegroom had donued for the occasion tHe
Uniform OF his Hungarian Hussar regiment
Count Anton sigray appeared in the hGht -o4ue
uniform cf his Lancers regiment, and Count Fau4
Este-hazy and Count Stefan Szechenyi IN the I'M
form OF their Lance corps Beside them the clp'o
matte and consular uniforms Of the secretaries q
the Austrian Embassy at Washington ana of Inc |
members of he staff Of the Austrian Consul Gen |
e-al il New York appeared almost sorno1e oespite
the gold embroidery with which they were 2oorheo-
The guests entered On the 18Th street sloe o. 'he
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
Died.

MAcDoNoUGH-A, East Orange. y. J.. January -
donOugh. tr and daughter Of Charles n and Harriet
Ma ~ Ssr s, afs par = s -. Sa@s GO Tss
day. January 2s. ocock-
5sTfsy G On n9Ha=s 9, Ja9ass, a. az
late Edward T Mclaughlin. Funeral services al
Ne q summit ave- On ThHrsday. JaEaary 90 az
p. m Easton (Pa1 papers please copy.
e. Mss6s short Illness % On M M0paay a Iapay
Malard. of New Orleans New Orleans papers pIeass
MEYER-on Sunday. January IS. his residence.
No. Is East 4sth ST. Thomas G Meyer. in tns ssth
18th inst. at
Albert Mysr N 4 Raaes l2 5as ss ouih oanss
i, Thsrsday. on arrival Of train leaving Barcisy
dspots $50 a Please omit towers
oLyANY-on Sunday. January 2s 1905. P4triek oIva1y
oiHan1 I N so7 m ssssn1s fs, o. as son. ,ookIzs On
Wednesday. January % at 10 o'clock thence % ST
offered
PATERSON January 2s. 1905 Paterson.
aged 20 Relatives and friends invited at-na
his residence No 81 Decatur St BrookIyn-
RoyLANp-At Mon,ciair n. J.. January p. lsos saey-
held al his late residence No Il PARK 81 on edass-
SAY ssagaTy = On srrvsi o. van sagiaF Wsss "a
D m Carriages will be in waiting at the station
sASGHERs SSI Ea.s WaEwies y Y lamar 2. Mars.
home. Major Janaes Beaedicts homestead. on Thurs
day. January 30. a. 1:3o p
SANFORL-Levi Bsseli. Sunday evening January 3.
at his residence No 1f3 East 2sth Notice ol fu-
neral hereafter Rochester rapers please copy.
sIsIMoNS-on Sunday January 2s. Rachel Craig Sim
mons. beloved wife OF Stechen L Simmons. Funeral
from her late residence. No 1924 Dean ST. Brooklyn
on Tuesday, January IS, at
sMITHon sunday. January 1905. samuel. OF ths
late samuel and Alicia " Smith. aged SIS years Fu-
persl service Tuesday. January 2s. 1880 O'Clock
a at No. $50 Van Houten Paterson. " ]. II
terr1ent at convenience OF family
sTEWART-suddenly on January 20. 1905: William W
stewart. aged - Funeral services at his late resi-
dence No "a East 18TH st; Flatorsh. Brooklyn- en-
Tuesday evening. January .. 1905 at $50 O'Clock
1nternent Waterbury, Conn
TALCOTT-SsctsnIy. 9th inst. at Hotel Seymour.
West 45th Edward @ Talcott in the 31th Sk
his Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TIRRILL-Or Sunday. January 26. Ms Sarah A. Tfr-
rill. SD year Relatives friends invited
attend the funeral services at the home OF her caug
ter. Mrs w w Andrews. No 65 Jefferson ave,
Brooklyn. Tuesday, at 7a30
the Goth yeaC of her age. OF pneumonia Pheoe Z.
ter OF the late Daniel w. BirdsaII. OF Peekskili-
Funeral private
VAN VALIN-On Saturday. January .. at No 40
Berkeley Place. Brooklyn. Of complication of Diseases
Harry s Van Valin. OF Katharine and the ats
John H Van Valn- Funeral private llterrlsnt
sico Cemetery. Wednesday morning
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] Rsf 81 ss5 q
day, January %. at o'clock.
9aS 20 So sh m % s At Of hs6 the
John Hem B9ynI9n and % the & late Chester
Broadway. on Tuesday morning. the 18th 10
o'clock.
BURLING-on First Month 2sh; Samuel Burling in his
SD year Funeral from his late residence. No 1873
day5. 18th INST kindly
A55# q hs sunasy se s H.s EgF .:z
vices her late residence No 25I West ssth St. on
convenience Of family Burlington Cvt) ESSEX
IN " papers please
HENRY. E.IMA-At Boston. January "a. Emma Henry.
wife Of William H EdInands Funeral services at
2s, at p m
JEsUP-
On essa TfPesda Sd his stsn NJ & %a sb 'gR g
m s Of the us SsS & @ e SF b sy or ah m ea @
period years connected officially with
acted as its Treasarer his father-in-iaw the
Memoria R3ri e chureh 1a' is named
In 1876 he was elected WeoTe Mr. and en N lss a
elected President He hllsd this once Until 1893 when
Elected by the Board. Honorary President. which Office
impossible to Tshsarse all The benefits tha,
have eoe o9 to ths the esseess activity h ise counsel
the exceptional 0eranty Of WI; M JssuP He & built
Three four ago he purchased and donated %
purpose thus providing Permanenty through the in
building means 70 keep the De
witt Church in repair At the time that the
in charlton Jesup $4,000 toward that
new enterprise addition this his steady and large
contributions annually the current work OF the city
Mission great help
MT Jesup os those men who had a personal
interest in the work he engaged and for
strength vetoed IL. he person
alIv visited the various mission stations His sugges-
tions work based upon actual experience
and wise and helpful
The CITY Mission desires 10 record its deeply fe gra
tude for all work and convey 10 Mrs Jesup and
the other OF his family their sincere sympathy
irreparable sustained by his death In behalf
OF the Society. A r stHAOFFLf-fN- Ffes'oeh'
bie residence No 20 West soth st. Albert Kelley
Funeral his residence on THURSDAY January 30
AT 10 O'Clock. Kindly omit flowers 81 LOUIS papers
please cfpy-
charlotte Louise. beloved wife of George Anderson
Lawrence in Of her Funeral
services held De Land interment Greenwood
Cemetery Wednesday at p m.
IJNDSAY-At Railway. " J.. Monday, January "a
zoos Catherine Black, widow OF Andrew Lindsay IN
her 9th year Funeral services will be held from her
Iate residence AZ New brunswick ave. Railway.
viii be at station arrival of ie;40 train from
S'Crtandt St. New York. Penn r. r.
T Onion Monday January 81. after a brief Illness
his residence Park Franklin Butler Lord.
son OF Daniel u. Lord and Mary Howard But
le- in the Of his Funeral services viii
be held ar ST Thomass Church 9Th and sd
on "Wednesday. January - at 10 a m.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
BARNARD COLLEGE requested 10 attend the funeral
az Thcuass Church Wednesday. January - 1905.
a N. FREDERICK WAIT. SeCr-tzrys
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

GOTHAM-Mr. and Mrs J. r. Cannon. Chicago
MAJESTIC-.James c; Dodge. St Louis; Frank J.
Pranksen; Montreal; F; Marx HILL Montreal
PLAZA-M- z. ingalls,. Cincinnati: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. o. Houghton, Boston. ST REGIS-Baron and
Baroness Hengelmtler. WALDORF-ASTORIA
Mills. Mass. Charles j Barnes. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
Special Notices.
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melDCLc0 dDLfts MY
Count stephen PrZezdziecke.
Nv and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt
Nj. and Mrs Alfred O.
Vanderbilt.
Nj. and Mrs Reginald {
Vanderbilt.
Nr- and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane
Nj. and MS. Frederick W
Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs George W.
Vanderbilt.
NJ. and Mrs. ". X. Van
derbilt, ST
Mr.. and Mrs " h Van
derbiit, II
Nj and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney-
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whit
uey.
Nj. and Mrs. Dave Hennen
MI. and Mrs. W b osgood
Field
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pulit-
ger.
MT. and Mrs. William A
NJ. Burden.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur scott
Burden.
MI ana Mrs James A
Burden, II.
M and Mrs I Townsend
burden and the Misses
Burden
AIessandro FabbTl.
Commodore ana Mrs Il
bridge 7. Gerry and the
Misses Gerry
Robert Gce!et Gerry
Mr.. and Mrs. n Orme VII
son
Thornton Wilson
N 0rue Wilson. II.
Colonel and Mrs. Jehn
Jacob .AsJor-
NJ auG Mrs. Paul Morton.
Worrhinston WhitehOuse-
Sheldon WhitehoIse-
rraig WadsT0rth-
Mrs ". Payne Thompson.
Wrs. Clarence II. Mackay
Mr. and Mrs. II NICK
TWombly.
DR.. and Mrs W Se"aro
Webb
creighton Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L-autehs
Van Allen.
Miss Jean REID
ogden Mills Reid
Or and Mrs. James NaTkoe-
Moses Taylor
Miss Ethel Roosevelt,
Henry T. Sloane
Miss Emily Sloane
Nr. and Mrs. oliver harrI
man.
E--..srTirk Townsend Martin
Mis- Frederick l.. Grant
Mrs. Karrick RIGGS,
Nrs. Ernest iseiiu-
MIS-. II. Ie Roy EmmeJ
Mrs n. 4 e. Taylor
Nr and Mrs. Arthur Iseiin.
Mrs ". Watts Shermau-
Miss Irene sherman
Mis- Mildred sherman
Nrs Hermann oelricns-
Mr ana Mrs Brsdley Mar
tin II
Miss sIary and Miss cor
neifs Hartman
AZ, HnG Mrs Charles q
Alexander
Miss Harriet Ale1an6sr. /
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
THE GUESTS.
Among those present il addition 70 those already

Z Mrs. Luther Kouatze.
Mrs. Waldorf Astor-
Nj and Mrs. Robert Goe-
let
Robert Walton GoeIet.
AIr. and Mrs John r.
Drexel.
william Hude Nelson.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clews.
Nj. and Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Miss Beatrice Mills
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
Nj. and Mrs. Albert z.
GRAY.
Mir and Mrs Frederick G.
Havemeyer-
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J.
DreXel.
Miss Anita Stewart.
Miss Caroline Drayton.
The Hon. Reginald Fell
loves.
The Hon. J. J. Ashley.
Miss Anna Sands
J Pierpont Morgan
Mr- and Mrs W PIerson
Hamilton
David Wagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Guinness
Lady Sibyl Grey.
AIphonse de Navarro
Miss NDran ISAljr.
Miss Edith Deacon.
Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley
Miss Aunah Ripley.
Mrs. Maturin Livingston
MI. and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks
Malcolm Sloane
AIr. and Mrs J Gordon
Douglas.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson
Miss Janet Fish.
Mrs. George Bird
Monsou Morris.
Mrs. Lewis fseiin
Mrs. J Lee Taller.
Mrs. George H Bend.
M. and Mrs. Egerton l.
winthrop.
Mrs J. Norman de r.
Whitehouse.
Mrs. George Z. Mcclellan.
J. Coleman Drayton-
General and Mrs. Lloyd
Bryce.
Miss Coruelia Bryce
Phpnix Ingrsham-
Miss Harriet Daly.
~. ! Nelson Bortand.
NJ. and Mrs. William Ed
gar shepard
Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell
Solsy.
Nrs. ". Rathbone Bacon
Mrs A. Lanfear NoTrie-
Mrs. Fduund Randolph
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Gould
Jennings
Mrs. Francis BURIAL HON
man
Mrs William Jay.
NJ and Mrs C"urtiandt
Field bishop
Nj. auI Mrs. winthrop
thanie~.
Nj. and Hrs +. X Peudle-
ton
Nj ana Mrs. Edmund l.
FsaVltss
NJ and Mrs Charles II.
Marsha
Nj and Nrs William lse-
liz.
afi-s Esuiin@ French
AIS lanes r. kernechan.
Mrs Hssiaala Rc.A16s.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
Forecast for Special Localitis

Columbia fair to-day: Wednesday; light
fresh winds. becoming south.
Eastern Pennsylvania, increasing clOudiness to
day; tonight and Wednesday; fresh vari-
able winds, becoming south
For Eastern New York fair to- day; snow Wednesday
In northern portion rain in southern portion;
fresh winds. becoming south
Local Official Record.-The following official record
Weather the changes in the TEN
perature twenty-four hours. IN comparison
with the corresponding OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees: lowest %:
corresponding 2o;
corresponding years
Local forecast-Fair today Wednesday rain;
fresh winds, becoming south
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, Jan 81
The storm of Sunday has reached the Gulf OF St
Lawrence with still further increase in and the
weather in the Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley has
cleared. with considerable fall in temperature An
disturbance, moderate overlies
the plainS states 1t is accompanied by much higher
in the Northwest IN Montana, and
is causing in the upper lake region. Mime
North Dakota There also rains in Call
fornia and Southern Arizona and light in the
central Rocky Mountain region.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be republshed In the Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday. January q,
1905. in New York, by Monseigneur Lavelle, Count
Szechenyt and Gladys Moore. daughter the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full and address