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New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
OBITUARY.
THE REV. WILLIAM BRYCE MORROW.

Plainield. n. J.. May (SpeciaD.-The Rev VIII
lam Bryce Morrow. who retired from the Epis-
copal ministry six years ago because Of impaired
health died at his home here to-day from rheuma-
tism.
The Rev. William Bryce Morrow born at
Manchester, England. February u. 1893 Mr.. Nor
rows first charge temporary at Trinity
Church, Newark. After that he became assistant
TO the Rev. DR.. A Cleveland Coke at Calvary
Church, New York later assumed charge of
the Church OF the Reconciliation. in East S1st
street. He went from there to Greenbush -on-the-
Hudson. \. Y, remaining there until 1857 His
ceeding rectorships st. Stephens Church.
Millburn, n. J.; Trinity Church. Easton. Penn; ST
Paul's Church, Peoria, Ill; Reading Cathedral,
Reading, Penn; Church Of the Redeemer, Sayre.
Penn: thence TO st. Johns Church, Carlisle, Penn,
and lastly TO st. James's Church. Bristol, Penn,
where he retired in 1909 When the smallpox cpl
demic claiming scores of victims in South
Bethlehem, Penn. in 1882. Mr. Morrow volunteered
TO enter the infected district and cared for the
the scourge finally removed the employees of
the Bethlehem Iron Company and other grateful
citizens of Bethlehem arranged public reception
at which he was presented with gold watch
valued at 81 COO Previous TO going to South Beth
lehem he had been stationed at Reading. Mr..
Morrow went to Sayre, Penn. in the same year.
In 1860 Mr. Morrow married Miss Elizabeth Wright.
of Cincinnati daughter of the late General Robert
Wright, of the British army. Her death occurred
eight years ago. Two children survive nim. Miss
Edith Morrow, Of New York, and Ralph Leighton
Morrow. OF this city
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
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REAP $4,000 FOR KRUGER MEMORIAL.

Al the benefit performance yesterday afternoon
the Metropolitan Opera House in aid Of the
fremen's memorial fund 81 600 cleared from
the sale OF seats. In addition, almost 5000 was
made on the sale Of flowers All this money will
be devoted TO the erection Of a monument 10 the
late Chief Kruger and the many other fremen who
have lost their lives IN the line of duty.
The performance yesterday given under the
direction Of the Theatrical Managers Association
of Greater New York. Among those the pro-
gramme were Nine, Emma Eames, Miss Anna
Held George NJ. Cohan Miss Alice Lloyd and
Josephine Cohan. Among those who engaged boxes
for the performance were Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs.
James Speyer, Nine. Emma Eames and Cornelius
y. Bliss
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MANILA DAY CELEBRATED.
Admiral Dewey and Other Officers Observe
Tenth Anniversary.

Washington May The tenth anniversary OF the
battle Of Manila was celebrated by the Society
of the Battle of Manila Bay with dinner al the
Raleigh tonight. Twenty of the officers who took
rart in that enga cement were present and fought
the battle over again. Admiral Dewey was one OF
the speakers. large number OF letters and tele-
grams of congratuIation from officers who took part
in the engagement and Others 10 Admiral Dewey
we're read Chief of these was from President
Roosevelt the tenor of which was that the battle
o. Manila Bay was a great epoch in history An
other was from Mrs. Gridley, widow OF Captain
C4ridIev who commanded the flagship Olympia
Among those who attended the dinner were Rear
Admiral T. B Coghlan. Rear Admiral Asa Walker,
who commanded the Concord. and Rear Admiral
ar,berton who as heet captain stood on the bridge
Of the Olvrnnia With. Admiral Dewey.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
S. A. R. ELECT OFFICERS.

of the American Revolution it was announced that
$50 delegates were registered, showing the attend
ance 10 be larger than that of any previous conven-
tion in the history Of the organization. The present
membership Of the order is Il 493 There IS S.S07 .
10 the credit Cf the national society.
Judge Henry Stockbridge Of Baltimore was
elected president, and George W Bates, Of
Michigan; George R Howe, of New Jersey;
William J Van Patten. of Vermont; John R.
Webster, Of Nebraska, and DR.. Clarkson y. Guyer
of Colorado, vice-presidents. a Howard Clark. OF
Washington was reelected secretary general; VIII
lard Secor, of Iowa. treasurer general; Walter K.
Watkins, Of Massachusetts, historian general, and
the Rev. Dr. Frank O: Hall, of New York chap
lain general
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
FLEET At DEL MONTE.
Women Scatter Bouquets OUer the
Waters as a Greeting.

Delnnonte CAL May The batteship meet ar
river in Monterey Bay to-day, anchorlrg on the
citv Al 5 a. m one hour ahead Of schedule
great crowd was gathered along the shore \ COM
rnittee from the Ladies Civic Society went out IN
a Yacht 10 meet the feet and scattered bouquets OF
Aovvars over the water as feature of the welcome
Mayor Jacks called upon Admiral Thomas later and
extended an Official welcome.
The entire feet will remain here until tomorrow
morning when the first squadron Will go 10 santa
Cruz where il will remain until the afternoon OF
Nav ) Then Rear Admiral Evans will go on board
the Connecticut and the last leg OF the journey 70
San Francisco will be begun The ships OF the sec
ond SQUADRON will remain here until May 4, when
they will proceed TO Santa Cruz TO unite the feet
4 varied programme OF field sports. boxing bouts.
baseball games and dancing has been arranged for
+ba anIisted men. while the officers are 10 be
IavishIy entertained Governor Giett and his stan
are here
Rear Admiral Thomas received a message to-day
from Admiral Dayton commanding the Paeinc
feet stating that the arnored cruisers Of the Pa
cihc fleet would join ye battleship fleet outside
San Francisco on Wednesday and steam into the
barbor with il The torpedo boat hotilla has been
ordered 10 arrive there the morning OF May :
Mare Island cal May The gunboat York
town in command Of Commander James F Glen
non sailed from the navy yard this morning for
San Francisco where she will be especially as
signed for service TO Secretary Metcah. who VIII
review the parade OF naval vessels and the res
tivities that will follow in his honor
Paso Robes Cal. May Rear Admiral Evans
was weighed this morning and was much pleased
when a decided gain shown He expects 10
leave Paso Robes on May ). joining the Con-
necticut at Santa Cruz A private car will be
placed at his disposal 10 make the run OF over a
hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
J. BIDDLE HERSERT.

New Brunswick n. J., May / (SpeciaO.-J. Bddle
Herbert. of Old Bridge of the late General
Obadiah Herbert, died yesterday the home of
John B. Herbert, his nephew, Georges Road.
Mr.. Herbert taken i'll on December Is while at
Ambridge, Penn. He the principal owner OF
the Little Beaver oil Company, Of New GaliIee.
Penn, and also owned property in Colorado and
Old Bridge. Mr.. Herbert graduated from
Rutgers in 1857.
He is survived by a sister. Mrs. Celeste H.
Chasmer, OF Old Bridge, and three nephews. John
B. Herbert, OF Georges Road; Robert S Herbert
and Herbert Cooley, Of Denver. He in his
seventy-first year.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
EXHIBITION or sATINs AND vELvETs

Examples of French, Italian and Spanish velvets.
satins and brocades, varying greatly in size. com
prsing with other articles, the X. s Collins col
lection. VIII be placed on public view al the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries. No 546 Fifth avenue, begin
ming Monday. They VIII be sold Thursday Fri
day and Saturday afternoons. beginning at 2:30
o'clock each day. Three hundred American and
foreign oil paintings, belonging 10 Burton Holmes
ana R. G. Dun, viii be sold Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings and on Saturday evening
the library Of DR.. Alexander Curtis VIII be dis
DOsed of
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

A4IEII-on Tuesday Aprn IS Jessie Isabella Aunen
senSe No l422 Pacific 81. BIooklyu saturday, May
bsrsi sysf husband lush q Barbara ssrds > E
Brooklyn. sunday. Nay B At ,. n.
sRIDGEwA wATER-Aprfl 80. at Raritan. y J. NsHis
Azerman Funeral frorl hsr laqe sssissns- Sn
isS1tgFday; Nay AZ Train leaves foot q
jsTssy at l:iS : 'A m va central Railroad OF New
BRIsroI--In resurrection through Jesus Christ. oa
Frank g, Bristol Funeral al Iorrtstova y j. sun
VIE q Ez6e D ca1p. P5asskssSss @ ! FaSssf sf
COCHRAN-On wednesiay APRIL - laos AI.xass.-
E,sIasncs No a@l PARK Place Broosiya Fasrai pri-
coeE-on z-- Fourth month tartz,a Mary widow
oers f-o1 5 = TS & n { s .'ts year q asr age Ea-
Elnshing; L. I, on seventh day Saturday,. Fifta
cooK-on "Wednesday. APrl = Narsaret Agnes. vie
FSasa aS eTcs 9a9 5 s9 n tas M y.AE e As As
late rssidsnee. No 1858 Dean 81, Brooklyn kindly
cortes in his 5lst year. after IinsertnE Illness F
AZ late residence, No 7ol Lafayette Br0okyn
Internent private Saturday morning.
DIxON-on Thursday. April 80 1905 ar her residence
No % West 4SJh New York. Evelsua Franklin
aSus s qf ~f Bss9o Psa aBsa aSe es gsh % So of & ne ss
Church. Fifth and 5sa sunday atusrnoon Nay
g. al go Please omit flowers
MANe5EIs-At Jersey Cisy April - lsss John =
w -anss.s: n as - yaT Foaefa1 se[s'ess I'm
Saturday morning. al II O'Clock
NEILSON-At SumnervflIe. c, april n 1905.
Mary Noel. daughter Of the late John Nelson il q
New York and granddaughter ot the lats Colonel
Bowery. Saturday. May ,. at II a m L1Jerrnsnr
IN ST Marks churchy1r1
RCNYON-At MiIIington. y J. April - Susan Ccorer
Dunn. wife OF James r RgRyon IN I'd year F1-
neral her late residence. sunday Nay 3 az so n
SAINT Abe
MILITARY ORDER. LOYAL LEGION UNITED
S-ATES-Comnandery state % New YorS--Cou,ran ranions
informed the death Of Captain Glstav-s SAINT
Abe Funeral services VIII Be held this morning az 10
O'Clock Holy Name. Amsterdam and
s6th 81 Companions requested % aItend 81 orer -
the Commander a NOEL BL-AkEAAN- Recordsr-
SCOTT-Ar her residence Ridgedsld. Conn Nay I.
1905 Mary J., wife OF Colonel Hiram \ scott Eu-
neral St Stephens Church. Monday. Nay 1 az : %
2
SMITH-At New Rochelle. y Y April %. 1905. JACOB
smith. n year Funeral service az The resi-
Island Oyste- Bay, Long Island. Saturday. On ar
rival OF the HOP ral1 from Long 4s--l- lily
Carriages IN waiting
STTDLEY-On THURSDAY. April 1905 Theodnre Earls
Srudlsy after a Illness, his residence No H.
West nth his 18th Funeral services VII
be held on Saturday afternoon, Nay :. al 3 p II
THROCKMORTON-On Thursday. April 80. 1905. AZ bis
residence 1295 Bergen 81, Brooklyn Wl-la1n "a
than Tlrcckrnort>n, T&Th year o. his ase ru-
Nav al D InrerTnenr private SeW Engla1-
Southern ard Western states papers please copy
yoT-NG-suddenIy al his late residence, in Ceatrs
Noriehes. Long Island. Friday. Nay l. lsto IaP--
tain Eiward Youns, aged 80 years Not-es OF 1unsF-
hereafter
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

Mr.. Williams native Of Kansas and
born at Newton on October 70. 1876 After securing
a high school education he entered newspaper
work in 1890 He at time manager Of the
New Orleans bureau of The New York CONNER
ciaL" From 1897 10 1907 he connected with
The Houston Post" and in the Spansh-American
War he was a correspondent with the Seventh Army
Corps. In 1907 he made six months trip TO Aus
tralia and New Zealand to study government
ownership, on which he wrote extensively for
newspapers and magazines. He became political
editor of The Washington Herald after his re-
turn. He was member of the National Geographi-
cal Society and of the Gridirou and Columbia Golf
clubs.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MRS EvEIENA FRANKLIN DIXON.

Mrs Evelena Franklin Dixon wife of William P
Dixon, of the law firm of Dixon Holmes died on
Thursday at her home, No. % West 49th street
Mrs. Dixon a daughter Of the late Samuel D
Babcock, for seven years president of the Chamber
of Commerce She was born in RiverdaIe y Y,
and was the eldest of seven children Mrs. Dixon
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Eben Stevens. and two
sons W H. Dixon and CourtlandJ P Dixon ID.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
TO APPEAR IN "clNpERELLA."

Il was announced yesterday that Mabel Taliaferro.
now appearing in Polly OF the Circus would be
seen next season in novel dramatic version Of
Cinderella" The piece is now being made for her
and viii be presented at the New Amsterdam un-
der the joint management Of hlaw Er!anger
and Miss Tauaferro's husband. Frederic Thomp-
SON Miss raliaferro will close her season at lhe
Liberty next Saturday night. Polly Of The Circus"
will be taken on the road next season, and the
nri2cipal character will be inPe-scnated by Edith
TaIiaferro sister of the youngest Of all the stars
that now shine in the theatrical armament
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
EoRMER AcroR A SUICIDE.

3lldc.etovn H. y May l-James II. WalIck,
formerly al actor and owner OF the play The Ban
d-t King" IN Hl.ich he made tour OF the country.
committed suicide IN the Commercial Hotel here
to-day. lie had declared that he would never take
zlaestaet--. which necessary in order 10
perform q surgical operation on q injured arm.
and IS believed have been the reason Tor his
suicide. lIe let several letters Of which was
addressed 10 Elaror Merton CoWper, Of New York
CITY wa0 wrote seyeTa. Of his plays
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
ROBERT MENeEs's soN-IN-LAw HERE.

Captain Arthur Hill Of London. who recently
became the son-in-law of Robert Menges. the
horseuan, of SheeDshead Bay. by marrying the
Iatter's daughter the former Mrs. Halsey Corwin
arrived last night on the White Star liner Celtic
Neither Mr.. Menses nor Mrs Hill. who arrived
here from London last week, was al the pier to
greet the captain Captain Hin said that Mrs.
Hin was at her fathers home and that he would
ioin her later He said he would return 70 Eng
land shortly, probably the Celtic when she sails
IN
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
DR.. JAMES JACKSON rERHuNE.

DR.. James Jackson Terhune. Of the best
known physicians in Brooklyn. died Thursday
from Bright's disease at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Agnes L. Lozer No. 607 Madison street,
Brooklyn. He was born in Hackensack. y. J., in
1874. and served in the Civil War. He settled in
Brooklyn in 1879 and received his medical educa-
ton at the Long Island College Hospital He was
surgeon TO the ed Regiment and a member OF
Grant Post. G. A. r.; Commonwealth Lodge, F. &
A M; Masonic Veterans Association. Fort Greene
Lodge, I. o. o. F. and the Kings County Medical
Society. He leaves a wife. a brother and two
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MUSICAL COMEDY FOR ALICE LLOYD

kl4w 4 Granger announced yesterday that they
had engaged Alice Lloyd 10 appear next season in
new musical comedy being made for her
S.e viii be assisted by the McNaughtons who.
Ike herself are wei and favQrably known on the
.au1evine stage According the terms OF the
contract Miss Lloyd viii be managed by r. Zieg-
fe!5 IT,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
HENRY p. SAMPLERS.

Henry P. Sampers. manager and proprietor CT the
Courier des Etats-Unis' died Thursday nisht
his home, No. IL East 6Ist street. Mr. Sa1npers
was born in France in 1889. and, coming to this
country, became associated with the owners of the
Courier In 1882 he became its manager His
Offices and those of the paper which he owned were
at Nos 195 and 1877 Fulton street. He leaves three
daughters and one son.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICK?
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consultins
the file OF applications Of selected aspirants tor
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed al the Uptown Of-ice or
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
HARVARD WINS DEBATE FROM YALE.

New Haven May Harvard won the twentieth
annual debate with Yale tonight by the unani-
nous vote of DIR. Dyke. OF Princeton; Dean
Charles Franklin Emerson. of Dartmouth, and
Professor William 6. Everett of Brown, the
Judges Harvard had the affirmative the ques-
ton: Resolved, That il will be for the best in
terests OF Cuba that the United States. before
the end OF the next two years cease 70 have any
part in the government OF that island
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CHARLES | LovERINc

Taunton, Mass May Charles L. Lovering 2.
widely known in manufacturing circles and treas
urer of the Merrmac Manufacturing Company,
died his home to-day at the age OF seventv-
six years He was also a trustee of the AIassa-
chUsetts Institute OF Technology.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
AAMauRe AMERICAN LIE To MoVE.

The Hamburg American Line will move to-day
from, No 20 Broadway 10 its building, which
y,os formerly the Aldrich Court, at No 10 Broad
way The new home OF the line is one OF the most
beautifully decorated Offices in the city While the
architecture l. OF the French Renaissance there Is
,,,,,b in The decoration that smaeks Of the
The furniture is % TaShosanT
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
uiscong;N VETERAN A cENTENARIAN

aft-vsulee May james Clancy. thought TO be
the Oldest war veteran in the United States. cele-
brsted lis loota Birthday al the National Soldiers
Home here today 8Ir. Clancy still enjoys fairly
good Eealrn zId reads the daily papers, though he
aas .cs, me sight of one eye.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MRS. TALcoTT TO BE MARRIED MAY 20

The wedding OF Mrs. Louise R. Talcott. daughter
of II. Edwards Rowland. and Edward Wyckon
Harris VIII take place Wednesday. May -. at
the home OF the brides father. Mrs. Tacott will
have no attendants Mr.. Harris will have his
brother best Relatives and a few friends
Will be l1vited.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
OFFERED kINeFlsHER PRESIDENCY

tBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Kingfsher. Okla, May 1.-The presidency of
Kinghsher College has been offered 10 DR.. North
rup Of Norwich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
COMMISSIONER wATcHoRN HOME

Robert Watehorn. Commissioner OF immigration
this port arrived here yesterday the Cuuard
liner Lusitania. after absence OF three weeks
in the course OF which he studied the immigra-
ton problem in Italy.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
sMEnlsH MLNIsTER No AMERICA.

Stockholm May M Wachmeister, consul gen.
sral at Cairo. has been appointed Swedish Minister
10 the United States to succeed Herman DE Lager
s.-autZ
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WALDORF-AsTORIA-W William Glasgow, jr.
Philadelphia. BELMONT-E Blood, San Francis
co. HCLLAND-John A. Holiday, Indianapolis.
IMPERIAI-I. 4. Sutherland Boston. MAJESTIC
Thomas G. Dodge, Chicago. ST. REGIS-N. B.
Van Rensselaer,, Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
COL. ALLISON AT WILD WEST SHOW.

Colonel James y. Allison assistant commissary
general OF the United States Army. visited the Wild
West Show at Madison Square Garden last night
with his After the performance he
shook hands with Buffalo BIZ behind the scenes
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
MR.. CLEVELAND STILL IMPROVES.
Denial Made Again that His Condition Is
Critical
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Lakewood. n. j, May DIR Joseph D. Bryant.
the Cleveland family physician. is here from Nsw
York tonight It again denied that the
Presidents condition critical At time yet
has Mr.. Cleveland's condition warranted the call
ing in Of local physician during the absence Of
Dr.. Bryant.
DR.. Bryant. when seen at his Office No. % West
4sth street, yesterday afternoon, said: 4 have
received favorable reports from Lakewood and I
noon
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
c. ARTHUR WILLIAMS.

II Paso, Tex, May 1-C. Arthur Williams, asso-
ciate editor of The Washington Herald died
here to-day from tuberculosis His health failed
while he in attendance at the jamestown ex-
position last year
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

Highest ten8ersture yesterday 20 degrees '2Essl a.
cnTTesp1ndinE date Of last year
81 degrees. corresponding do'e Of hs thirty
Ioeal ForecsstGIo-day far: suEd-s far lEat -
ain
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Canadian Rates.

Nal subscriptions O New YORK city 20 the Dali
and TFI-W ESEkLY viii be charged cent zxI.
postage IN addition 70 the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Tribun. subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be oy mail % any address n
this country or address changed often
desired Subscriptions 10 your regular
deaIer bsfors L convenient. hand them
IN al THE TRIBUNE once
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents NssEzA1-1 FARMER : eencs
cents 4Fl4-" E-E~z~-~-s N7-@
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Died.

$ Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE viii %
-epGbiished in the Tri-Weeky Tribune without
charge
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is really accessible oy Harlem trains tro, Grant Cen
station Jerome avenue t-ollsys ana
BY carriage. Let's $3.50 Ieephons $3.50 GrArasroS
FOR Book Views representative
Ofce. 30 East Esd New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washngton. May Il
The cold weather Of the last days
climax and VIII doubtless be followed within the next
few days by considerably higher temperatures Of
Mississippi The kite observations to--ay at Mount
weather at an elevation Of about mile above the
station showed "A temperature Of only 10 degrees
above zero or a Of "a degrees In the last twenty
four hours. This would 20 Indicate Z slow rise
on the surface during the next twenty-fOur hours.
Light rains have fallen in the Ohio Valley
locally in upper lake region IN the latter some
snow
The weather Saturday VIII be cloudy, with light
rains in the Northeastern states depression
nov central Michigan. Elsewhere generally fair
probable The temperature viii rise slowly
east OF Mississippi Saturday and Sunday.
The New England Will be
middle Atlantic coast, fresh west
south atlantic Gulf light and variable
West GUIf light fresh southeast on the lower lakes
fresh west and upper lakes light northwest.
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports VIII
have fresh winds and fair weather 10 the Grand
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
SUNDAY.
DAILY.
Domestic Rates.
y HARLY - TRAIN.

BY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN the Mexico toutsida
~ hs Boroughs OF Manhattan The Bronx Also q
S,rs Porto Rico Hawaii and tas Philippines without
ezra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New England

fair in southern northern portion to-day and
Sunday; winds
For Eastern New York. fair on the coast showers N
interior today sunday fair light 10 fresh west
winds.
winds
For Pennsylvania fair today, except showers
In portion SUNDAY, fair. fresh west winds
Dlstric' # Columbia, virginia and
North Carolina, to-day and Sunday, warmer to-day
fresh southwest "incs.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Local Omclal Record.

from the Weather Bureau changes in the
terlJerature for tveEty-Iour cJmpaEi
son vIia corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02
Married.

Marriage notices spve2-ins In The TRIBUNE VII
be repubIsbed in the Tr-weekIy Tribune withoas
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

TCKTNsON-cROCKER-O Thursday Apru So
lsos. The residence % the brides parents. 5y
the Rev. Henry Z. Cohb D D. Delight Dickinson.
daughter % Mr and Mrs. Edwin Z Dickinson. 70
Robert Stewart Crocker.
sUTCIIrFE-CRARY-On April 30 1905 az ire Teller
HonsSrea1 MarreaWan. y T.. By the Right Rev David
n Greer D D. sssis.ed BY the Rev. George Herbert
Tocp Alice. SauShter of DIT ard Mrs Robert
Fulton Crary. ard Arthur Taylor sutcli-s. % New
York