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New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

~ 81 aiio modest bearing. He was scarcely weighty
enoogn IN artistic accomplishment for the company
~ "Elch he found himself. but he wisely refrained
% oi ioIclhg MS vocal or histrionic powers beyond
punt OF eUlclency. Senor de Segurola, who
MADE his debut here as Basilio has q strong and
carrying voice, and he sang the "CaIurnny' song
WIN d capital feeling for its dramatic possibilities
"ishor San1rnarco was warmly welcomed by the
01 ee audlence in his unfamiliar role of Figaro. to
WHICH he gave OF mis- best, though not always with
the resulting exibility of style which the part de-
Hi&hos. HIS diction and that of NJ. Gilbert the
Ut. Bartolo, provided distinct part of the even
Hls 5 pleasure. NJ. Gbert's unfailing good taste
which governs and informs all that he does the
stage was again delightfully."- in evidence. For the
rest a grateful mention Of Signor Campaninis con-
Quoting must suffice
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Tl esReiERE" AT THE MANHATTAN.

Popular worship OF the coloTatuFa soPi"iIo -
bsax 10 rev thing list of the operate casts that
have nres.nteo III Barbiere di Siviglia since KOS
tirj, comedy Wss first made known here over
fourscore years sgo, would doubtless reciie the
OF majority Of the ~orio isinonS ~ 49,
singers Last evening. at the Manhattan opera
House another RosinR was added to New AorA
musical portrait gallery Of vivacious IhaidehS ol
Seville Nine TetrazzinI had not previously sung
the part here and she chose it for her hrs'
snos ~ this season ct Mr. HsmmeTstelhs theaue
There proved to bs no surprises Ia MEie- -
,.n,'s nsrsnnaston-it. excellences ana its hAii1h
fsop. we're such as this popular singer had NJ
Gated ,n her other roles last year Her character
.a,,on of Eaosina was strongly marked ana II
,ho,na.d sn hur,or OF a not very distinguished sort
n, sortoo.s ward was not OF the aristocraey ias'
,irbt .xoep, when Rossinis score carried her Ut
,.,.,o~ into the upper vocal regions Nine 1e'fa%
--s., h,.k notes were of delicious smoothness aho
ra,6,4v but he. medium and lower tones 700 oile
lacked beauty. The audience received hef e
ksticxlly u,-.,,
r,.r, vsrs TIVE newcomers in the cast eisnoi
Ss,eis. WIS vss sss Alzsy.vs. 10 tsnef u s's'S
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
OBITUARY
OLIVER WELDON BARNES.

Oliver weldon Barnes who was civil engineer
in the first corps that went out from Philadelphia
TO survey the western division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, died yesterday morning at his home at
No. West s4th street, IN his eighty-ffth year. He
attended TO business Monday at his office at No
55 Broadway, and taken with pneumonia that
night. He worked unusually hard on that day 10
catch up with correspondence which had acclmu-
lated during his absence with his family a. his
summer home at Fishkll Village. n. 7, where he
had spent portions Of the time for forty years Dr.
E. F. Arnold. of this city. and Dr. ". j. Conklin
the family physician, of FIsbkiH, were called in
but owing to the advanced age Of Mr.. Barnes their
efforts were unavailing.
Mr.. Barnes was born at Berlin. He attended
the Burlington IN. j. high school, after which he
studied engineering in Philadelphia and Europe
Returning this country in 147, he Joined the
pioneer surveying corps of the western division
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad He made the final
location of the bold lines which then distinguished
that division and remained IN charge until IL was
completed, In 1853
In the mean time he had married. IN Pittsburg
in 1852. Miss Elizabeth Denny Harding
He became chief engineer for the Pittsburg &
Couneisville Railroad Company in 1853, retaining
that place four years. when he engaged IN the
construction OF the western division OF the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Mr.. Barnes in the course of his career was In
charge of the engineering for many railroads. In
Guiding the Boston, Hartford < Erie In l81l he
became president of the New York City Central
Underground Railroad Company, author1zed 10
build a line from City Hall TO Harlem Political
conditions prevented the obtaining of capital and
the company passed into other hands IN the foI-
lowing year
Mr. Barnes left a wife and three children He
also left two brothers-Willis A. Barnes, a lawyer
in this city, and W. H. Barnes. Of Philadelphia, a
director Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
His son. Edward II. Barnes. Is chie' engineer for
the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway, OF Grand
Rapids Mich. The two daughters are Mrs. Thomas
E. Phillips of Fishkill-On-the- Hudson. and MISS
Louise W Barnes, who had always lived with him.
A service will be held here at o'clock on Non
day, and the body Will then be taken to FlshNiiL
for burial Tuesday.
Nj. Barnes OF the oldest members Of the
Union League Club and a member also Of the
American Society Of Civil Engineer. the New Eng
land Society and the American Geographca! So
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
euGLIELMo FERRERo HERE.

Gug,ielmo Ferrero the Italian historian. ac-
companied by Mrs Ferrero, who is author and
the daughter of Lombroso, the criminologist,
rived here yesterday La SaVoie from Havre
After spending a few days in this city the guests
oF George Haven Putnam, the publisher, Mr.. and
Mo Ferrero will make trip through the Unitsd
states The Italian historian will go 10 Washing
ton within a week. and will probably visit the
president Arrangements have been made for him
m lecture at the various universities near the large
cities which he may visit
In his writings Mr.. Ferrero has thrown new
ugbt on many characters in Roman history. He
said Yesterday that Shakespeare drew most of his
oonceptions of the characters In his Roman plays
from PIutarch whose chronicles were legendary
rather than true to life.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
THE HIPPODROME.

Prosperity still attends the extraordinary produc-
tion the HippOdrone. Those who have once
viewed # and enjoyed its varied novelties find
time for second visitation. II IS Of those
productions that leave deep and lasting impress
sion. With the advent of the holiday season the
spectacles appropriate 4 travelling
circus. ballet OF the Land OF Birds, battle Of
airShips and a real game of ball are among the
features that amuse Two performances are given
daily. Families Will hnd the afternoon performance
suitable for the little ones.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
MRS. DUSTIN FARNUM GETS DECREE.
Papers in Divorce Hearing Sealed by Order
of Court-S5O a Week Alimony.

Justice Blschon. Of tle Supreme Court signed a
nual decree Of absolute divorce yesterday In favor
OF Mrs. A. Johnston" Farnuu from her husband.
uust!n L4ucy Farnum the actor. The testimony
w-s heard before II. Linn Bruce. who appoint
- referee. The papers were sealed and nothing
bat the decree could be seen. Tie decree carries
with Il $50 week aumony. but provides that It
shall cease on the marriage II Mrs. Faruun.
Dustin FtrnuIu was named recently by Howard
Gould In his answer 10 his wifes suit for divorce.
Clarence J. Shearu coGuse! for AIr-. Howard
Gould said last night that Mrs. Farrums counsel
had stated. and II is fact. that Mrs. Gould Was
not mentioned ii OF connected directly Indirectly
With the Falu4m suit
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
NEW YORK ALUMNI GIFT TO MICHIGAN
Subscribe 100000 for a Commons at Ann
Arbor to House 500 Students.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. H-At the annual Micii-
gan Union banquet at the University of Michi-
gan iast night Clarence ". Barbour. representing
lie Michigan alumni IN New York. announced that
plans had been perfected AID funds subscribed toT
t.s erection OF 100000 dormltoTy. with ii i'm
!il-rse commons eating room, IN Ann ArboT-
The dormtory VIII be six story building, at
Williams and Maynard streets. capable OF housing
- 70 3y9 men. The commons vii be q one story
building wiki & capacity for boarding from so -
uUO students. The land has been acquired. and
tie plan has been approved by The university
s-Lzie
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
EFFECT OF coLoRs ON THE INSANE.
Eight Solariums Equipped for Work Of
Pbototherapy at Illinois Hospital.

Peoria III Nov. 1.-two cottage buildings erect
al nv the state of Illinois the site of the Illinois
tIosn,tal for the Insane at Bartonville' at cost
of 100000. and equipped with eight soiarums Tor
., orl, Of rhototherapy, will be dedicated Thanks
sI,,iny nav. TWO OF the solariums are equipped in
T,hv two in violet. two in amber and two in opal
The incandescent lamps of these colors also
the decorations the walls
C,,nerintendent George Zeller has found that de-
zo,d.rt insane patients are enlivened when placed
,r the red room and violent patients soothed when
=, The blue room. Opal is antiseptic and aids the
cnnsnmntiVeS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
BANK TO HAVE s61.418,53s DEPOSITS.
St. Louis Institution Absorbs Another and
Takes Leading Position Thereby

lBy Telegraph 10 The IFibune-I
81. Louis. Nov. IA deal effected to-day
whereby the accounts OF the Commonwealth Trust
Company VIII Dc taken over BY the National Bank
of Commerce. The transaction will place the Ma
tionaI Bank OF Commerce basis where its de-
poslts Will be equaIied By only few banks OF Chi
cago and New York 3. +. Edwards will remain
president Of the National Rank OF Commerce
Under the new organization the National Bank Of
Commerce viii have deposits OF s6l. .4l3 5S3 50 -Four
hundred Of its shares sold on the local stock ex-
change to-day at $50 each an advance OF s. d
share to-day and so for this week.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
AMERICAN THEATRE.

Harry Lauder will be the chief attraction mere lot
several weeks. beginning tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. LADDERS performance needs no extended eulo-
gy. He has captured the town twice. and IN TINS,
his third engagement, he viii hold 1t against ali
competitors in his special field. When he was al
the New York Theatre last season he made an IN
stantaneous hit, which was amply recorced In ne
Tribune at that time. A few weeks ago, under the
auspices OF Mr. Morris. such was his popularity
that he filed the Colonial Theatre to its capacity
for three weeks During his engagement at the
American he will sing several new songs ara give
his inimitabIs representation Of the daft man o
tn toon." There will be two performances daily
There are to be with him in the bill NUMBER OK
good variety performers including Tim McMahon'
Oswald Williams Barry Lupino. Tracy AcDermott
and Dorothy RAYMOND
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
ex-HAYTlAN CONSUL GENERAL DEAD

Z y Bsssett. ex-Un!t-d States Minister 10 Iaytl.
died No. l46 Fulton street Brooklyn last night
AR Eass=tt who was of the most prominent
negroes Ia the country. born IN Li,cnnelt.
Conn. lie appointed Minister HGyti by
President Grant. and vas later Assigned az Consul
General Of Hayti al New York which Office lie held
for twelve years At the outbreak or he Spanish
Har he was made Ni---Consul General OF IIsyti at
NeW York. which post he held al the tlm= OF his
death He seventy-tve years Old and leaves
two daughters and three His mother u
fu ..lotded Indian and his father Il uuiHttu.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
NEW ELECTORS FoR Hall OF FAME.

Since the deed OF gift Of the Hall Of Fame was
amended allow memorials To foreign born as
well to native born Americans. the rule which
confined the hundred electors TO the native
born citizens has also been rescinded. Thus. the
vacancy caused by the death OF Grover Cleveland
was filled last week by the election OF Andrew
Carnegie The vacancy created By the death of
Edmund Clarence Stedman filed by the elec-
ton Of Professor Abbott Lawrence Lowell. of Har-
ward University.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do vou want desirable help QUTCKIY7
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consuitins
the hIo OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has JuSt oeen
installed at the Uptown Office u
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ILLINOIS TO HONOR GROVER CLEVELAND

Chicago. Nov. Ii.-ResiGeats OF Illinois. with the
object II perpstuating the memory Of Grover
Cleveland. have formed the Grover Cleveland Me
mortal Association and articles to form such Il
corporation win he filed with the Secretary OF
State al Springfield The association proposes to
erect suitable memorial t. be presented to
some municipality. in the near ~uture Among the
board OF directors are the Governor ana his recent
political opponent. Adlai L. Stevenson.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
MARBLE TABLET TO DEAD VEsTRYMAN.

A bronze and marble tablet has been placed in
ST Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square. in mem
ory OF John Noble Stearns vestryman and war
den of the church FOR thtEty-StN years The me-
mortal was designed and executed by 7he Tiffany
Studios The frame OF the tablet is of hand
wrought bronze with all the detail OF line and
ornament worked out In high relief The inscrip-
tion panel is of Sienna marble. and the lettering
is mosaic inlay Of favrile glass
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
VICTORIA THEATRE.

Valeska suratt and William Gould will head the
bill arranged for presentation here this week by
William Hammerstein Miss Surratt has a nov
city, Three Weeks with Egyptian Movements.
which will probably attract every Jaded appetite
in town Happily for those fond Of genuine
amusement. Mr.. Hammersteln has also engaged
Julius Steger Mabel Barrison and Joe Howard.
Claire Romaine, the BellecIaire Brothers, Ryan
and White and a number Of other good perform
There Will be concerts to-day. Maggie Cline
and Annie Yeamans will appear.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Maude OdeH and Amelia Bingham will be the
chief performers at the Lincoln Square this week
Miss Odell comes here with a reputation as
model. Miss Bingham will give her excellent per-
formance seen few weeks ago at the American
Theatre. 1t consists of series OF striking scenes
from well known plays. Cliff Gordon, the Three
Dumonds, the Marco Twins and other popular
players viii be in the bill. There will be concerts
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
OLD PENNY PAPER ENDS EXISTENCE.

Woonsocket r. l.. Nov. 1.-THE Evening Cali
Publishing Company. publisher OF The Evening
Call" acquired to-day by purchase The Evening
Reporter." published by the Woonsocket Reporter
Companv which first Issued in 1873. and is
said To have been the oldest penny daily in New
ENGLAND The Reporter suspends publication
nth this afternoons issue and Is merged with
.all''
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
sEwARD OFFERED FOR MISSING MAN

CoyinRton KY. Nov. H.-Brent WoodaI twenty
tbree wears old secretary OF Cincinnati University
opd for several years reporter on Tho Cincinnati
post" and 'Ths Commercial Tribune mysterously
dIsappeared November i. This fact has become
L,oun through the sending out of circular by his
other = F. woodall, OF this city. 1t is feared
,bs, his mind is unbalanced that he has met
,i,b foul play His record is clear reward OF
ZOO ia offered for information enabling his father
20 and him, alive Or dead
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
gx-mAYoR coYNE's DAUGHTER DEAD.

Miss Irene Coyne daughter Of ex-MayCr COyne Of
Workers was found dead from apopleXy in bed at
her fathers home yesterday. She was twenty years
old She and her sister May had intended to go TO
the football game Princeton The sister was IN
able 10 wake her. A physician was summoned and
he said the girl dead and gave the cause
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

The funeral was limited to the Immediate family
and close friends. The body was conveyed from
the train to the home OF william A Miller.
brother-in-law. where simple services were held.
Dr. z. L. Powell. Of the Christian Church. ofieiat-
ing.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-C. L. Sturtevant, Washington
E v Aver P9adsphia IMFEFTALmJ ? 7 T. Craig raH
Washin gton MURRAY HILL1-G r. Rogers
Meriden, Conn ST. DEEISTI5euJ9nant Lieut. C99nel
G X Hunter. u. S. a. WALDORF ASTORIA
! II McFadden, Or. George c Stout, Philadel-
mia Prince De B@arn, Baltimore. WOLCOTI-
I Law Coilver Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
HUNTER PRESIDENTS GUEST.
Members of African Party and Others Dine
at White House.

WASHINGTON Nov. 14-Percy MADEIRA. the African
hunter was guest of President Roosevelt at din
rer at the White House tonight. Major Edward
A Nearns OF the army medical corps. who proba-
bIy viii accompany the President his African
hunting trip also a guest. Several others were
present although a hst Of the guests was not
Hfv
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
OLGA NETHERsoLE TO PLAY HERE.

London, Nov. l4-OIga NethersoIe viii sail for
New York the first week IN December to engage
an American company ana -ygll reheaTsais for a
new play BY w J. HurIburt. in which she ap
pears actress manager The play Will ne
put IN Washington in the second week in jan
uary. It probably will be entitled The Submerged
Tenth"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oeiciaI Record and Forecast.-Washington Nov II
weather conditions forecast FOR sunday and
Monday:
~ ,b. southeastern portion Of the Gulf Of Mexico has
dysrc.d 10 position ITateras attended by rain
l., the south Atlantic and by rain and In the
- Atlantic New England states. Snow
~ nso fallen In upper Mississippi and Onto valleys
the Carolina coast the southern
attended by strong winds During sun
tav this disturbance VIII mo'e rapidly nortn"a!u ana
attn or snow and high winds in the north Atlantic
states In tho middle Atlantic states snow VII be fol-
iasd sarv Sunday morning by clearing weather snow
is also for SUNDAY In the lower lake region ana
ohio Monday Will be generally fair east
utPLL I9oct, Mountains Temperature rise slowly
80 tho central the Atlantic states
Storrn warnings re displayed the Atlantic coast
HatteTas to Edstport
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
PEAR ADMIRAL BARTON HAS STROKE.

Washington. Nov. 14.-Rear Admiral John X.
Barton, chief OF the bureau OF steam engineering
OF the Navy Department, suffered stroke OF
paralysis yesterday in Philadelphia He was re-
moved to the naval hospital there. and to-day was
reported To be better. Admiral Barton has been on
a tour of the Eastern navy yards.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

J'r;s s.a cy ts y.a7s a2 faHss prs
7s5s 7ss Ta5sSn Hatafnsat n S1i at Pi5t:b9Fs
DIsBRow-At New Rochelle y, Y. November 10 lsis:
ystoH 5 I5P 6isPF9~ ave ags gsu s 5ca SS % on
R0eSee depot POI on arrival OF the train from
p 1905. Rachel G Crane widoT OF ASHrs SI r Henry n
Ti1t. No 500 18th sunday. the 18th Inst Ak
59seRa & w ar9: "a aid aSeq ne - Ssrsi services at Pas
Episcopal Church. Railway, y j., Monday 1>O'eH4'7'
IL p n
MoasAt his residence I1s East s5ts 81. & ST. on 9,dnsy Es
Funeral service M5ndsy at 1880 a: s. Bar
tho!omew's Church. Madison ave- corner 44'A ST.
Elizabeth y y ~ s sas9f5sy sa Year N Of
his age - Funeraf services Central BARSis. S
vember IL at O'Clock
POPE-On Friday November 1s 1908 at & her 9In5 h9mS.
No; 161 summit ave- Jersey yI S.1y s9ices viii Be
held at her home SIonday. November L. 19OS' Al
1880 a. m InterTnent private
sEEgECon THURSDAY NoyerosF s2 ~ L2&i' S6 is S Con-
Internent Greenwood Cemetery
sHANLEY-suddeny OF November H. 1sos Wan Ia6s
shanley- Funeral SUNDAY afternoon No, ~ r5and st.
O'Clock from his late residence No N-Iilg ~ Fl In
vIsed To attend Eztermeut IN Holy cross
sHAw-On November Il. at his residence 20 sIss 1S
Clifton Place. Brookyn Peter sha% ANA "a On Monday
November 10 a $50 a. from Ch1rca hI,i EL nv
Nativity Madison St and Classon ave. BROOKLYN
STRTNEJ-On Wednesday. November IL lgS Ir Ma ~
Bond Shrine Yates) beloved vile 1L
Sirine Funeral her late residence 5.6cJS
Dean Brooklyn. saturday eFei-1s' a. .
DanbUry Conn papers please copy
srpy-FNS-C7 &ov4fbz- a. at Brooklyn bone Toe
s,eI Men ana Couples T45 Cass0n ave- Dil'>'''
Henry Stevens. IN his SD year
STEW FT-Eutered into SATURDAY
1898 Agnes COrnea. beloved VIE OF IL svfarn
ard Youngest daughter Of the late JUDGE
Frarklfn IaII Aboe Farnann Ran. ~
\ Y Funeral services Will be held az = SSsr,Ssr
Church West 81. Monday afternoon Wv '
= O'Clock
VAN EVEREN-Philip F. husband OF Ellzaoet11 y y an
Fveren suddenly. November a Funeral IuVsA9
November - a. at Central Nai4sS ~ l.
Erie train leaves Chambers st at 9-lJ a m
Won CfIAFIN-On November Il az Etot-t 81
George Brooklyn. 9. Won Claim tu1sEAi
private. Kindly omit flowers
dence 1Ilth st 7th Hugo J. Weber oeoved
husband Rachel POpJay anu son OF JOhh "e10i'
/ Notice OF funeral hereafter
| WEIFFNBA CFI-At her home. No. 555 Throop ave-
/ Frookvn on Friday. November II. az 1870 a. m.
Agne- c Weifenbsch formerly OF Baltimore Funeral
services sunday. AZ p m Interrnent a. L2neoa @
! papers please copy.
WHITE Friday November +3 1908, sydney widow
~ Henry White services at the resi1ence OF
her daughter. Mrs Edward Tine. No. SO Decatur ST.
/ Brooklyn. on Monday. November 16 at 230 2 m
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA IHEATRE.

These performers viii appear at the AlhAlnO'd
this week: Mcintyre and Heath IN The Man rom
Montana" CIarice Mayne. Charles F Searnon' CaI
lin Otto. the Dixon Brothers, Emile Rose anu
Trovolo There will be concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
r,,ueRAL OF HARVEY W. WATTERsoN

Louisville Nov. H-The body OF Harvey W.
1vatterson was laid to rest this afternoon in Cave
T1iu Cemetery. The tragedy Of last "Wednesday
has cast a gloom many homes In Louisville
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
GOLD MEDAL FOR THE WRIGHTs.
Aero Club of the United Kingdom Will Honor
American Aeronauts.

London Nov 14.-The Aero Club OF the United
Kingdom has decided 10 present to the Wright
brothers the America aeropiane inventors. its
gold medal at the dinner 10 be given in honor OF
Wilbur Wright in London before the end of the
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Walter c. Kelly in THE Virginia Judge will
lead the performance here for week beginning TO-
morrow afternoon. William Hawtrey. Pat Rooney
and Marion Bent, LAMBERT. Ollom and Page, Lily
Lena and other capable performers will appear
There are two performances al the Colonial every
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

Highest temperature YESTERDAY, 90 degrees; lowest
~. for corresponding date last
Yaar 80; average corresponding date last thirty
Tocsi forecast: To-day. rain tomorrow.
skrpna east WINDS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK p. CAMPBELL. 24l-3 West 23d g Chaoe'a
Private and publ an-1Gl-Hces- Tel I'-4 O-eS1S
Rev stephen Merritt the world wide known unteC-
.atsr Ouv one place business. Sth Ave- and lSrh
= a-gesf in the world Tel f24 and t25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Religious Notices.
90 cents q line.

All ANGELS CHURCH. West End ave. and sfst ST.
Rev DE I4ANCEY TOWNSEND. D D. Rector Holy
Sommunion, m Morning Prayer and sermon By
Rector az n Evening Prayer. strangers
Welcome
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
CEMETERIES
rHE WOODLAND CEMETERY

n, -.,sry accessible bv Harlem trains from Grand Cen
and avenls troeyS ana oy
sa-rfsSa Tnts $40 IN Telephone 1853 Gransrcy foF
Eo.k o c representative
Ofscs. 20 East New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

Forecast for Special Locaes.-For New England
and Eastern New York. snow or rain Sunday Monday
fair: strong winds
rsr Eastern PENNSYLVANIA clearing early Sunday morn
,r Monday fair strong east. shifting 10
T-- western pennsylvania and Western New York fair
Sunday except furrtes near the lakes MONDAY ia
and warmer; strong west winds
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
rrihune srbseriptlon Rats.

THE -PIRTNE VIII b. sent by mail any address, IN
This country address changed as often as
4esIr.i given % your regular
ieae- before Tea-i-g Convenient, hand them
!u al THE TRIBUNE once
SINGLE COPIES
Sr-NDaY s cents WEEKLY FARMER cents
DAILY. cents IftI WL-E1HAL1i' 0eANs
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii Dc
republshed In the Tri-Weeky Tribune Vitn0uS extra
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

who arrived yesterday
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mrs. J. n. Harpendins.
Harry Angelo. il.
Mrs. c. W. Preston.
ROM LIVERPOOL.
MIR. and Mrs. G. 9. TVrist.
Or. and Mrs. Frank Il. Tif-
fany.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Yates.
FROM HAMBURG.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, J. B. No
Mrs, y. W, SepA
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

For uoints IN Europe CnIvsrsas
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII De mailed al ths fol-