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ADANS-On S3y : Harriet r ADAMS dauEhtsr = tss
late Thomas W ana Harriet r Ada1s- SsrNlesS az
residence % Robert W Adams. No 80 Aosns
Prospect ave T.. az . clock. Tues-&s
afternoon. II kindly cui- eouers
DIRYEA-Ar Paterson y j. sunday. Nay 9 l9ta
sarah B-ruEsus widow OF the Rev John r. puTy e.
~1-l Re ariyes and trie1als ars N
yited attend 5ae Sae-a or Iresdsy May ~ a. aes
late residence No - Hamilton ave. paterson az =
p Carriages viii be IN valt1g 81 re Erie station
the arrival q train ieavt1s Chambers 81 az 1 , NJ
FACHIRI-SuftenIy OF Saturday morning Nav Psndsli
A Fachiri. his residence. NJ. - West alst -
Funeral Liverpool. England. and inteSnent IN re
family vault
F4IRCFfITr-At Atlantic saturday, MAY : -
Wf-soc FairehId n his >oth year tllnefsl
will held Agnes Eriscopal Cnu,cl-
xes- O Columbus ave. on LGescaS. Nay - = -
O'Clock a m requested that no flowers De soi'-
GETGER-Nav = Charles Geissr, aged - years SER
vices At The Funeral Church No al Nsst 80 -
Frank 2 Campbell Buidinsi. Monday, a. Il &C ioc~
CIRSON-On Friday evening. Nsy = 19oe az Der rsSs-
=e7-e No =2+th sts View YORK tits- W.
f7--Sh~iszel. II S4th YEAR q hsr aEe FTelces
PTs~ita widow Rev. John BrecSeuvtdse trtesnn.
II n Funeral services viii be held az p Sse,ske =
tv,u-~r East 2Iqrh White Pans Hotd- w.
6av Nav 10 az p Internent At cefSeltelcs
OF The family. Philadelphia. Providence ana us'inns
papers please copy
MARCO-On MAY : samuel Marco. Hotel Frss ,ss
Services AZ The Funeral Church. No al west 80 =
Crank e Campbell Buiidins1. Monday. at 10 eioe~
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YOUNG ACTRESS HERE TO LECTURE,
Italian with German Name Will Talk About
Modern Plays and Players of Her Country.

Miss Wanda Vera Heimann. an Italian actress
who IS twenty-five years old and IS here 20 lecture
on the italian drama and Italian actors. arrived
Yesterday from Naples the Italian liner Duca
degIi Abruzzi As she does not speak English
uently she will deliver her lectures in Italian Miss
Hermann said yesterday that her lectures would
deal chiefly with the modern plays and players Of
Italy.
When il was suggested that her name sounded
more ike German than Italian the actress said
that she was born IN Egypt and that her parents
for several generations had been Italians and had
lived in Italy. She said that her ancestry If traced
sufficiently far back. was German. She is per
sonaI friend of d'AnnUnzio. the italian playwright
and will discuss the author and his plays In her
lscture.
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BUSY WEEK AT FIFTH AVE GALLERIES

At the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries this week there
will be an exhibition of unusual variety and inter
est and a two-session daily sale. making II one OF
the busiest weeks OF the season The eXhloitloh
will consist OF articles OF furniture. including many
important pieces OF the periods silver plate, some
interesting oil paintings by American and foreign
artists Eastern weavings. bronzes, marbles, crys-
taIs and dainty 3ewelry. containing diamonds. ru-
bies and emeralds. from well known estates. Inc
household possessions Of the late Dr. Frederic Dame
will be included IN this sale and small private
collection of Eastern porcelains viii also be SOLD
by order Of Luavig Nissen & CO.
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LABOR plNNER At MARTHA WASHINGTON

4 dinner will be given by the Church Associa-
ton in the interests Of labor at the Martha Wash
fnCton Hotel No "a East 29th street, tomorrow
evening and addresses viii be made by Archdeacon
F2urch on The NeRsboys~ the Rev Dr. stephen s
wise. DR. Anna s Daniel. on Little Girls in Home
Industries: Miss Leonora OReiIly. vice-president
Of the wonen's Trade Union League, and other
members Of the association.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR NEselT FUND

Arrangements have been completed for an enter
tainment in behalf OF Miss Resale Nesblt whose
father, the Rev. s. W. Nesbit. was killed al the
$50, street subway station on April IL The com
,ittee in charge Of the Nesbit fund hopes 70 raise
$500 for the preachers family and for the building
project in which he interested. Professor John
Duxbury of England. who crossed on the MauTe-
tanIa with the Rev. Mr.. Nesoit' has onereo MS
services, and a recital Will be given In the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Goth street and
Madison avenue on Thursday evening.
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MEETING IN MEMORY OF w. r. KING

\ meeting in memory OF William F. King. Eho
died on February 10. will b held At the rooms Of
The Merchants Association OF New York, No. SIS
LAFAYETTE street on Wednesday. at O'Clock. Brief
addresses VIII b usde by Henry 3. ToVne. John
y Beach John W Weed. George b Cortelyou and
: Ffsmpden Doughertv. who on behalf Of the fam
ily win present portrait q NJ. King TO the
sorfa-iar
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MAY SUCCEED DEAN AGNES IRWIN.

Cambridge Mass May Miss Ida shaw King.
dean OF the wonan's college at Brown University.
IS said 70 be slated successor 70 Dean Agnes
Irwin as head Of Radcliffe College Miss King her
eaqf refuses either to firm or deny the rIrnor-
She is known hare refused three other offers 70
head well known educational institutions II is
also said that Brown University has promised her
numerous improvements and additions 70 the
vonan's college If she viii stay. Miss King has
taught AZ ysssa- in Brooklyn. y Y. and at the
American Archaeological School. fin Greece
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Special Notices.


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OBITUARY NOTES.

NICHOLAS HALL. forty-fve years old. secretary
OF the company publishing The National Stock-nan
and Farmer" died 81 his in Pittsburg yester-
day His brother. Colonel Henry Hall president Of
the Gridron Club. OF Washington. has been very ILL.,
and each had been calling during his Illness for the
other but neither told OF the others condition
DE- c B. PAUL founder of1he Yeoman. a fra
ternaI order ard supreme medical director OF the
F5oraesteaders. died suddenly Des Moines Satur-
day from heart trouble, the result Of q severe fail
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MARK SMITH WEEDS MISS FEENEY.

Boston NAY Mark Smith. OF New York. lead
ing man in James Forbess comedy. The Travelling
Salesman" playing q local theatre, and Miss
Anna MurieI Feeney. Of san Francisco, a member
Of the Marie Cahill company. which closed an en-
gagerent here on Saturday night, we're united IN
marriage to-day a. the Cathedral OF the Holy Cross
The Right Rev Michael Splain performed the cere-
NOR
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MARQUIS DE WENTWORTH HERE.

The MARQUIS De Wentworth. husband Of the por-
trait painter who painted the picture OF former At
tornev General Bonaparte. arrived here yesterday
on the American liner 81. Paul The marquis said
his wife had planned 10 accompany him, but
she had been requested 10 finish several portraits
before leaving for America she remained in Paris
and Will come here in three weeks. The marquis
said ne and his wife would spend the summer at
their home in the Catskills
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FsREsLIN-I Manuel vInalon. CIenfuegos. Cuba.
GRAND-H l Burren and J L BOYD. Panama
F5oFFAT AN-Rufus Hardy. Corsicsna. Tex: W A
Calhoun. Austin. Tex HOLLAND-Sir Frederic
FIson. Bart. London: Judge lie & B. Colt, Provi-
oeuce INPERIAL-R " Belknap. Boston.
MURRAY HILL A Tworoger and F. L. Howe.
Bermuda: Rear Admiral kimbau. L. :. y. Sc
NIIIE-Hannibal Hamlir. Boston. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Lieutensnt Governor Horace White,
Syracuse. L. L armour. Kansas Cfry.
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ts-aperatu-s so- tvszty-rou- sou-s IN eo7-
pa-lson vith the 1o-rsspcndins date % last ysaT


The temperature yesterday EtEaesl - -ssIess
lowest 49, average So Tor -or--sDoldng 5ats
Lass year average Tor -o-responding da1s SIX
rhlr-F--E-es -
Local forecast showers a12 oroeaelv
tatr- brisN . aiHa s9AsA
shifting 20 northwest winds
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BOSTON BAKERS RETURN TO WORK

Boston May s-The strike q Two hlndred Jew
ISL bakers who went out on Nay ended tonight,
and the union viii meet tomorrow morning 70 ratfy
the terms OF settlement The old wage schedule
viii be continued in accordance with the union de-
Enands-
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William / Pen6=Id Solicitor o; the State De
partnent from 1897 to 1915 and authority on inter
national Law. a native OF Dover. Lenawee
County. Mich He was sixty-two years old on
April last. In his boyhood Judge Penfeld. as
he was most Familiarity known. lived farm he
was graduated from the University Of Michigan in
1870 after which he was for two years instructor
OF German and Latin at Adrian College. At the
end Of this term Mr.. PenheId was admitted 10 the
bar. He then went 70 Auburn. Ind. to practise.
after which he became identified with the offclaI
and political life OF Indiana
TIE rise Of Judge Penfeld FL the legal profes-
sion and in the councils Of the Republican party OF
his adopted state rapid, and ne occupied IN
turn the Offices Of City Attorney and Judge OF the
United States Circuit Court However. it was as
Solicitor OF the State Department. to which once
the late President Mckinley appointed him, tiSl1
the greatest opportunity came TO him to demon
strate to full his legal acumen, and as II later
developed, his diplomacy.
The incurnbency Of Judge Penfeld in that office
was marked by many pe-plexing and important
International questions. One Of the most inpor-
tant Of these was the case OF several European
countries against Venezuela. when he appeared al
the Hague tribunal as counsel for the JilIed
States and Venezuela in the arbitration proceed
ings Judge Penfed also represented the Onl1ed
States in the international arbitration Of disputes
between this country and Santo Domingo. Peru.
Nicaragua and Guatemala. In these he secured
for the United States awards aggregating SZoV'-
600 He was also special commissioner TO Braz.-
in 1906. He resigned from the State Department
10 resume the private practice OF law IN Washing
ton.
In his political career Judge Penheld had been
a. member Of the Republican State Committee OF
Indiana presidential elector and eiectora! mes
senger in 1883 and delegate TO the Repuohcan Ma
tional Convention in 1892. He was member
Of the American. Bar Association, the Indiana
state Bar Association and the Cosmos Club OF
Washington
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a MONUMENT TO JULES VERNE

Amisns, France. May "a monument 10 Jules
Verne who died at Auliens on March a. 1895. was
dedicated here to-day,
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Mail subscriptions in New York city 20 the DAILY
and RI-WEEKI.T viii be charged Oue cent
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EFPLEv-R-- SSELIl-Ia Tri1.t~ C-1-ch. F-i-eet'1.
y . saturday. Nav : ov re Rev At-sd BaSsr
daughter - NJ and Ms Arcnioal4
Douglas Russell. Na--oc Epp.ey-
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must Be indOrsea
full and address
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

O<icis Record and Forecast VFasnington NAV p
TIE oe---. ~ z disturbance that appeared Friday
over The middle and Rocky Mountain districts
has advanced 70 the upper Oao valley ATTENDED IN areas
from Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri. the OHIO
Valley ard Tennessee by thunderstorrs and IN localities
.ss,-- 47.z and high rains During Monfay This
---tr~s with attending showers and tHnds-s-0rs. zi
ADVANCE over the Atlantic seah1ard. ana VIII Re followed
b. al cooler. fair weather that VII continue ever
re Eastern states Tuesta5 ne next disturb
a--e wis s5vance the Roazy Mountains 20 me
srIar-ic coast from Monday 10 "wednesday rtS1t cr
rising temperature and ATTENDED
th11Gersr5Tns IN the Ui1de and southern
15=--5-ts est q the Rocky Mountains
1e winds along the Atlantic coast vill saift rom
viz thunder squalls C5-ls
80 ana ne love- brsz northwest ire
- mart becoming variable
S-ea--e-z de-ar-frz Monday for European parts VIII
-oilo7ed % Il-sz
warnings -lz--sye1
-. arIz--ir cossC from Eattsras 70 Cape COD
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hurried.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
be rrpubIIshed in the Tri-WeeSIy Tribune Wtthout
extra charge.
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OBITUARY
Formerly Solicitor in State Depart
ment-Internati0ndI Lac Expert.

Washington. May 9-E1-Judge William L Pen
field formerly solicitor OF the Department OF State.
and authority International law died after
a .ong Illness at his apartment in this city 81 .
O'Clock this morning. His death was due 70 q com
pication Of heart and stomach troubles which had
confined him 70 his bed for several months The
end came in the presence OF his wife. son and
daughter. and a sister. Mrs Duncan. Of Greenfield
Ind.
The funeral services will be held Tuesday after
and interment Will be in the District OF Co
lumbia-
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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nv carriage Lots $3.50 Tslephons +SSS Gra1nercS
f6r Book Of represen tative.
~ Cf4ce 90 East sd St New York City.
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postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed az the fol-
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MRS AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON.

Mobile MAY 9.-Mrs. Augusta Evans-"lsoA' 'Ite
Southern authoress. died at her home here carry
tb;s- morning from an attack OF heart disease
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UNDERTAKERs.
FLORISTS.

FRANK r CAMPBELL. cti-s West ga s. CasPs,s
private Rooms Private AmbuIances Tel 1924 Chsssa-
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FLORAL Tributes Artistic FLORAL caskst covers
Newman Floral Co coz 5th Tel 6Sss Madison So
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For.c..t for special Localities.-F

Forecast for special LOcalities-For New England
.-s-. ana coer today Tuesday fair. brisk hiza
south shifting 70 northwest winds
For Eastern Ne1 YORK. cooler today. With showers
-huz6erztorns, Tuesday FAR crlaz 70 Aisa
saFFr.nz northwest, wi1-s
New Jsrset- Coo--r El-l
sHr.srr snf probably today TUESDAY
fsir brisk s1th. shifting 70 northwest winds. vita
4Fo- western Pennsylvania and Western New Tork.
followed Dy Ea-rs -l=s-aS
fai- ard warmer. b-isz nOrtheriy winds
Local oHiciaI Record-The following Official record
trou. u, weather bureau shows The changes IN the
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The fire works at Clyffeside park
last Wednesday night were fine. A
large croSd of interested specta-
tors were present TO witness the
display. 1t was the intention of
the management of the park for
this display to have occurred on
the night OF the 5th, but on ac.
count of the inclement weather it
was pos poned until Wednesday
night.
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The Guyan river boom broke
last Thursday morning and about
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the Ohio. Many persons of this
place were busy Thursday catching
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The surest and easiest way to cure a
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Mrs. Nj. f.. Grothe and daugh-
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their guests, Misses Daisy ana
Lena Woods of Maryland, visited
tire Queen City of the West" last
week. They went via steamer.
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The best pills made are DeWitt's
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Plneules are for all kidney, liver.
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and water with their poisons from
the blood. They act promptly. Sold
by the Bloss Drug Co.
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Manifestations 70 represent us
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Don't delay, apply at once. Steady EN-.
ployment liberal terms. Experience
not necessary. ALLEN NURSERY
co. ROCHESTER, Ny
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

Mrs. ID. A. Sayre and sister,
Miss Rose Ferguson, of New
Haven spent few days here last
week with relatives.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

Mrs. l.. l.. Shortle of Atlanta,
Ga, was the guest Of Ceredo friends
last Saturday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

AS yet no superintendent for our
schools mas been employed to take
the place of Superintendent Grady.
who resigned. The vacancy will
probably be filed at the next
meeting Of the board
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

The ADVANCE would like to have
a correspondent at Wayne, Fort
Gay, Dunlow, Eat Lynn and in
Tact at every post Office in the
county. Write us for particulars.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

1t will pay you to investigate
our Special Sale prices.
2July2w. Bruins Il SoN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

To-day was tomorrow yesterday.
Today will be yesterday tomorrow.
Yesterday was today yesterday;
Never mind, was here yesterday today
and will be here again tomorrow, and
Will give you chance to get me hei q
every day. Good bye"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-07-14

Grover Smith, who lives in the
country, has been appointed and
has given bond as constable of
Ceredo district.