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New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
FRANK RAYMOND.

Tax Commissioner Frank Raymond died
last night AZ his home. No 1eoo Lexington
avenue. after an illness OF three months
He was born in Sullivan County sixty-five
years ago. and came 10 this city when
young man After serving in the Civil
War ne returned 20 New York and became
active in Republican politics Mr- Ray
u1Cnd was for twelve years leader Of the
2sth Assembly District President Mckin-
ley appointed him deputy Collector Of the
port. and IN 1905 Mayor Mcclellan appoint
ed him tax commissioner He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
TO FREE WALTER mcREERY.

London. nov u--An application Fas
made II court to-day 20 vscate the feceiV-
s-ship appointed some tine ago for the
rnaaagernent OF the English estate or val
ter McCreery. 81 san Francisco, Who vas
adiudeed insane By a British lunacy com
,,tssion. but who nevertheless soon after
ward left for America
Tba hearing on the application was al
,or-ned 70 enable both parties 70 complete
t5sf- proofs concerning the McCreery es-
tie in England. which e valued a.
about sl0oc0. The Application is opposed
~, N-s N-Creery via is English
woman. and before her marriage vas
Emilia McAdam-
uelphin NJ Delmas and Benjamin Spell
man. attorneys. OF san Francisco. are here
looking after the interests of Mr.. McCreery-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
R1BBIS GITE TIEWS.
Agree m Opposing Marriage of
Jc1C and Gentle.

A. the continuance, yesterday. % thv
Central Conference OF American Rabbis. n
Temple Emanu-El. one of the most interest
ing discussions OF the nesting took place
wien the question % intermarrlsgs D.
tween JerSs and GeutiIss came up for d.
bate
The DISCUSSION mainly revolvsd sJc1r the
historic and religious aspects OF the Ques-
ton. and the dominating opinion seemed 70
be against the union OF the two fasrhs
though this objection was based distinctly
ca religious and not on racial gro Is
Rabbi Nathan Kraft. % Rochester. opened
tas question by Fss-uns a PIPER prepared
BY Professor E-phraiul Feldnan. OF the
Hebrew Union College. OF Cincinnati. On
''Intermarriage from the Historical stand
'~r~ He stated that rom the bszinning
OF history down 70 the present tay there
were no pure races, and that the Jews
had never hesitated 20 assinilats foreign
races. being composed Of the most hetero-
genOus materials
The Rev. Dr. : SchuIrusn- rabbi % Ten
pie Beth-EI, said that while there vas Moth
ing against the mixture OF N. Jew and the
Gentle from the racial standpoint there was
"A serious objection from the religious stand
point Before entering into such a mar
rage the Christian should erub-zcs The
Jewish faith. he believed
At the close % Dr. Schulnan's paper
Presi@elt Philips0n announced thar Discus
sion would be opened by Rabbi Moses. o.
Ahavath Chesed Shaar Hsshomayiu Cor
gregation, OF this city. who began uy say
ing that he was opposed % the inre-nar-
rage OF Jew and Gentle on principle- Ie
wished. however. - present some a-gu-
ments on the o,her side of the question.
and said:
and doctrine that modern Israel Is a5so-
Iutely opposed 20 In-ermarriags CT mixed
marriage. We want no positive law % this
effect"
PIE Be-h-EL
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

z--.a admission % the American Museum %
natural History snt The Geological Gar
r-o-~e--ion - ,n- National Travellers Pro
tective Association. Hotel Astnr. morning
Meeting of ,he Century Theatre Club, Hotel
Astor. . .. n
.the- ports Republican Club evening
Informal Dinner of the Lehigh UHiversity
Club. R-isen~ebers. 40 . Maiden lane
evening
pirue- of me Rensselaer, Poivt-ehnie Alumni
Association. Hotel Asto-. evening
Discussion On ''Rs,rests for IsymeH. rToye-
merit Cathedral College. Madison sFeCl7
srd sIzt str-et. m
s.-,ioe - the Conference - American R.he.s
Temple Emsnu-Ei. Fifth avenue and i1d
rrr-~t. ? IA
Meeting q the American Institute q Elec-
-ri-ai Engineers. 10. % West 5sth street
M.ertrr q the Harmony Club Of America
carnegie Lyceum. SIS . n
Meeting of the P4tr-a club. Hotel savoy. $50
,,ss,tnr Of the N@- York Genealogical and
Biographical Society. 40. 20 West 18th
stre-t : 80 . n
Dinner os the Phi Alpha Gamma fraternity.
Hotel Astor. : 80 p
Daree % TIE Sigma NJ fraternity. Hotel
Astor. ? n
r-ee lectures OF the Board % Education. ;
..-sr ard Tenth avenue -The White
Pe-ti In The Fa- Ezst" Elwood q TeWks
t.-~- wadi-igh High ScnooI IIath street
s~- ~ov-utl avenue. -ShaE=sp-srr' 8
w-rcr.rt % Venice" Dr a v Williams
Tsrkson Public school IA So. 80 East
s-rE street -MLral Painting iE Amer
- ~ Paul Roche. Public School 81.
30 "a East Ns-h street. Ezpe-lenees q
: ErfHIsr tu tr- Phlippines. Frank a.
Eurk-l- Public school -. DoUinick ard
g-l.rk streets. -Fictor EnmAn1eL" Rupert
3 Holland Public Seh0ol 80. No so East
sorh street Tropical America" Dr. r
e. Nicnolas. Public Scnoo! = broadHaT
rnv-ooL Life in burma" Dr. Lew DsleL-
r@lf Pubic school -. l4sth street and
r-F--~r avenue The Wee Indies D..
f.egree Douzldson. Public school l5s. -
s-f~hfI - ~ elus and l-1th slr--t -T-ans-
-arrarfan Problems" Professor James
Welf~s crook. Public School rs. Avenue
and -Trn street Quaint B~ttta1T.
Ms autoaus-t@ Harvey Public school
"a SanoIk and Ririnston streets. We
rer Hugo Kiss MarF Artoi- West side
sstshLorho0d H0us=. No sot west sotL
rtre-t J5au of Ar" Professor sseo-I.-s
tasf-gnirr. - A Han No -ll E--t
BrsafuaF Ewes. Ears ana school WsE-.
-. GrsE-s EsnIzs -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
PROF. zUEsLIN ON SUFFRAGE.

Professor Charles Zueblin. OF Chicago
I Cniversity, spoke a. Packer Institute.
Brooklyn last night on ~EducatiOn and
Citizenship Libert-. in his opinion j.
pretty much a figure of speech nova
davs- Education is the panacea for boss
rule. corporation rule and other forms OF
tyranny The Withholding OF the ballot
from women leads him 10 say: Equality
OF citizenship-you may ind il somewhere.
but not IN America
From his point OF view liberty. equality
and fraternity might as well not he looked
for IN public life. but education will give
them 20 the people IN private life a. least
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
oIE q.

Adams. Ai-xaa1-r Nonfros~. N-f'i. n
chs-asers. Jo--Ohins b scott. Hiram K
Lynch. Dominics r. Whfsinz Jsn-.
McUsrmott. Bridget WfIIierlson. csrolin- c
McCsratt7 Pafric< n Worcssf-r Hen-J Z.
Me@ker susan
ADAMs-On Nov~m5-r 70. 19oe AZ ne Mo-
noah Memorial Hospital Long B-snc1.
y J.. of apoDi@xy- Alexander Adsns- EdinS
burzh (Scotiandl papers please cop3
BoSNET-.on TnzrsaAy. Soyens~r n ises
D. h-id a. Ms lsts r-sidenc-. No lo2 Wet
izaf St. On saturday NoV-naser is. at p
cHAXBERs-On November 70. 1903. Jo-
ss2s 'Ts ana = asassss- % re isss l.aae =
and sarah J. singer Funeral servle@s =,
BradT. ''is1 No ss = ws,s 1sss .s' a. oe'oe~.
Friday afternoon November Il lnf-rrn-n-
private
IszLIS-on y: Monday. Sovsms-E Q 100 >.
- Pau MN. George A. son of rs as
John A and MarEa-er Tones Is-iin-
LYNCH-On THURSDAY. Nov-rnb-r n. captain
Dominick Henry Lynch. son % - ate Nay
FUNERAL ron Trfnisy C5arcS' satsrizy' No
e-noer -. a. 10 O'clock. O. m inter-ne7r
a. TerrytO~n
MDERNOTT-Ou NOV-nbe- 70. leo9. B-idE-s
McDsrmott. native q Rsthcline- co1nty
resid~ncs. No. 1905 FULTON 81. Hrookiyn. IN
saturday mornins. a. o'clock
Iesid-rc@. No. T6S Carroll St. Brooklyn.
Pafrick r. McGraltv. beloved hgzosnd -
Eiiz@oeth Lee McGrafty. m MS I'd year
MEEEER-On Sovemb@r 10 1909. a. -
No 10 Classon ave- Broo<iyu susan. We
November y. at . 70 D m
sONTROsE-On November 2. 1879 Mr..
Nellie Bigiey. wife % GeorFe r. Montros-.
at No 5s4 Flarbush ave. Brooklya-
NoORE-sudseuly. az Yonke-s n. r. on Ts-s-
ist yssr Or rs ass ~ Fasr@i '1' .e-is-. ss a. .:
ker-. saturday morning. al iO.s o'eiOes-
sCeTI-As BIS 5:.,.as3e-. az Riaxsasla. Conn.
asld. senior Ps.s Grand Nass-r q ts- Grssa
ter nenber of Cr,ssss-T com1nzad.r. 10 ~.
knights Tempias. % Danou-y. COn--. P>ss
A N. Past Grssa .. Ps'x-i,n fosz-- No ~
. o = both y Ritsere.d. Conn hf-.onx
COnn- Ne = survived 5y ShT.s ehildr-n' Nr..
g D. W Tzylor Of D-uve-- Col Hiran K
Conn. and Rogers scott Farraliy. a z-lat.cn.
O. sTts;oi. A 2 y 5gs-.sl vi S ss he.e a, 81
November 13 1909. az p n Other pzpsrs
please copy
TERRELL-Vsry suddenly. on Tuesday No
sis1y-.lxssh s's2e ysa1' ssrSses- vi 5. SD =.
hts late residence. No a-5 Fis-h AZ.
Friday morning. Nov-na5s- 1e, a. 70 o'-ioc.-
please copy.
vHITING-0n Wednesday Nov.ub-r 10 fscs
AT tire Hotel Rsuzis,ancs. No. 10 West "a
St Ja1e- daughter o. me ia-e Augrsrls
and Sarah swan waiting Funeral s--Tlc>
vii be held az Trinity Church, S-~po-- on
SATURDAY morning. November f3. hai>-oas-
10 o'ciock-
WILLIAN5ON-Ar Bedford. y. z. Eorday.
November ;. Caroline C.. daughter OF re
lst- Albert and A Augustz Williamson
Funeral services a. the house. Frf1zy No
vemoer T. az o'clock Carriages vii ne~-
the 11-iO train from L-xiugton ava station
WORCETER-At we-- Ca-pton n n
Wednesday. Ncvs-o-- 70. 1e6c E-n-T p.
elder e th- lars Ho-a-fo s-d susan p
Worcester ali OF New Tork- In---re1- rf't
bs sleepy Holloz. TarTyco--. y T.
conve1iercs or family.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
GEORGE BERNARD 5ONNEY.

George Bernard Boune.-. lawyer died
Yesterday az hts home. No. 102 West 122d
street lie was seventy years old Nj
Bonney vas born IN Dorchester, Mass ana
was graduated from Yale and the Harvard
Law school He was q member OF the Uni
versity Club. Bar Association, New YORK
Church Club and was president OF the New
York organization Of Phi Beta Kappa He
vas a vestryrnan in ST Andrews Churc H..
FIFTH avenue and 1e-th street. His funeral.
vii take place from his home on saturday
afternoon AZ O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
MISS HALLS PIANO RECITAL.

Mss Georgia Hall. young pianist, gave
a recital before a moderate sized audience
yesterday afternoon IN MendeissOhu Hall.
Her programme consisted OF Besthoven's
sonata Appassionsts." two etudes. a no.
tUrne and a ballad OF Chopin, Brahms
variations and = fugue on theme By
Handel. and selections by Josery Csrrefo.
LizZr and shube-t-Taussig. Miss Halls
chief virtue seemed 20 Be a fairly fscile
technique Her tone. however. vas often
ciouded, and her playing. II. in general.
earnest vas uninspired. The audience was
most friendly.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
NO ROOSEVELT MESSAGE.
Report That His Wife Had Heard from
Him Incorrect

Naples. Nov. 11--Mrs- Theodore Rooss-
velt and her daughter Ethel moto-7d to-day
10 the village % SAINT Agnello. near So--
rento, where they visited az the home OF
the late F. Marion Crawford
Mrs. Roosevelt said that she would return
here in the spring 10 meet Colonel Rooss-
veIt- She viii leave part oc her baggage
a. the Excelsior Hotel when she sails for
the United States.
Several OF the Naples newspapers To-Day
printed the report that Mrs Roosevelt had
received a message from her husband.
which she has been eagerly awaiting bur
this proved not TO be true
Nskuru. Naivasha Province. British East
Africa. Nov. 1.-THE supply agents for ths
American expedition, at NairobI state
that there - absolutely no truth IN the
rImor recently circulated that Colonel
Roosevelt was III All Ot the members
~ the party are now on Guas Ingish1
Plateau and are well. the agents say.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
JOHN p, ODER.
rRv Telegraph 70 Th- Tribune

TRv Telegraph 20 Th- Tribun-l
Pitts5,1rg. Nov. John ? Ober. mill
ionaire brewer and banker, died this even
ing at his North side home lie vas sixty
one years old. Nh Ober was treasurer o;
The PittsburE Brewing COMPANY He vas
connected With the Allegheny safe Deposit
Coupsrv and other banking institutions
I------s disease vas the c. use os death
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
ALUMNI FAVOR CHARTER CHANGE
IBv Telegrapa % The Irioune-I

TBv Telegraph % The tribune
Providence. Nov. Il--COntradictIng a
statement IN a Boston paper that the alum
II o. Brown University are deeply opposed
70 the proposition 10 revise the college
charter - order % eliminate all sectarian
reo-irernentz. stephen o. Edwards. mem
h=r OF the committee appointed 70 consider
The proposed change. declares that no op-
rosirion has developed, h,It. on the con
trar.-. The committees preliminary report
f.,o-iry he change has been received with
unanimous approval
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
AN ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement has been announced %
Alfred K Schanze, OF Newark mldshfp-
man of tSe Z. : :. North Carolina n
Miss Wi1fr~d L Van Iennepp. daughter
OF Alfred Van Lennspp vice consul IN
Smyrna Schanze Was on the North Caro-
lina when the vessel vas ordered % Trr-
key year ago 20 protect American in
teTests during the Hlassacres there While
on shore leave he met Mss Lsnnepn-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Employer.

Do you want desirable help QUICKLY.
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BIZ con-
sulting the hls Of applications ot selected
aspi-auts for positions OF various kinds
which has Just been installed az n.
Uptown once OF
THE SEw-TORR TRIBUNE.
No. 1854 Broadway.
Be-%esn 36th and 37tn str.eta
OEce hours: 0 q m TO 8 p III
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
WELL KNOWN JAPANEse AesIve

Victoria p C.. Nov. 1.-THE steamer Aki
Mari. OF the Nippon Yusen Kaisha line.
arrived to-day. bringing as passengers
Baron Twamura. brother of Prince iva
mura' who VII proceed on a pleasure tour
through the United States and Europe and
Ar- Marsumura. brother OF Count Mat
sumura- who viii spend three months
studying agriculture in the T-1i-s5 Sts,oz
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
TIE REV. W. NJ. HUGHES RESIGNS.
a Ts.eEraph e = -. :

IEl -e----a-0 Q = LrI1lCe
Ncr-istoWn. y J.. Nov 1.-The Rev.
william NJ Hughes. for tEeaty-three
Years rector OF the Protestant Episcopal
Churcn % the Redeeuer. o. this town. has
resigned owing 10 continued IN health. He
has decided 20 give up active work in
the ministry Before coming % Morris
town Dr. Hughes was a member % the
faculty OF Hobart College. OF Geneva.
y J.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

FOR sh- convenience ot rRIsUSz r-.s.-s
ss-Ost .r5-s ss1sT,s aezs a. 80 5-es 20 xs.2
ths Rating roo'ss q tas hsssls nzsnsd o-.o-s
ton Hotel Hotel Nsrro7ols and xS-snt
49, = -I-,sr-Aaelphi Fss-l. riv.-Dool. W.
I.s-ds: Midland Hotel Brstfor1- xidia1f
H0tsl. Norscs-nos Bay s.s.snd H0ts..
r;rsR1I-TAR-Hot-I Cecil
Hotel MsaTies. h9;sl astoria; :; ; Hors, cat
asTsto1 Hotel 81 Jauss e n slhauV Fs,..l
Nnntaua. Horel Bsitinor-. LanEh41 Hotel
syT ~ zERi.AND-Hotsi Victoria. Basic. Ho.-s
Regina Hotel Jungf-auolic<, Int--isxsn.
Msio5a. Hotel Bslnont- Moutreaux. Hos-l
HOIT.A~D-HotsI dex fnd-s. Ths Hzx1s. -.
cERMXSY-Hos-l BrissoI. Ceus-zI Hos-t
Hotel Adion. Esplsnzds Hotel Hot.I 3.
Rome. kiexandria Hotel. Hotel c0ours a-l
CarIt1n Hotel Beriin: Hotel Disrh. Cologne.
ssvoy. Dr-s.isn. Park Hotel. D'sss~idorf.
Hotel Anxist-rr-. Ems. Hotel E-snkfis-r-r-
Hotel somner grslba-z: Hotel EsDlsasa.
and Palsce Hotel. Hamour<- Hofsi co1.i-
Hotel and Hotel De Rassis. Maalss. asssi
Ksis.rhor and Hotel Metropolis. SalH-s---
Nuremberg. Hotel Nassauerros Hotel -
s-ThOf. Palace H0tsL Hotel Imperial EoF-i
Rose and Park Hotel. Nts.ha1~n- Hof.l
Fursf- nhof and kais~rhof Wiidunxeu-
ArsTRIk-H Hotel Bristol. vi-rna. Hot.i Hsr--
xariA- Rufap-xf- Hotel savoy ara West 80
and Hotel National Csrisoad- Hotel Tv~ol
fnusbruck- Koop's Hotel koni gsstIla. T-sn-
x@nshsd- u1t@l Weirnar and Hotel AIln<~r
M4ri~nnad
BELGIUM--Grand Hos-L Bru-s-iss Gr.sa
Hotel and Hotel a. rEuror@ AufW@r7- ffof.l
Splendid and Hotel q "a Pisx~. Oxr-nt
fTALY-Hotet ESc-isior. Grand Hof-t H,t-I
clrinal and Hovai Hotel Rome Hotel wa.
4 Esfz. ter1onoio. Eten Palace Hotel 2nf
savoy H1t-i. Genoa. Hotel a. a VIE.
xli@n- Hotel psai~t snd Grand HNsl
v-..se
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
LONG PLAY At NEW THEATRE

Owing 20 the lateaess OF the hour az
which the performance q The Cottage n
tHs Air az The New Theatre, ended las
night. the review % the play VIII not ap-
pes- IN The Tribune until to-morrOw morn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
0m~~

MAI>g OFFICE-So- I5s Nassao street
WALL STREET CFElcE -So IS villas
UPTOwS OFFICE-So. 1884 s-oa1-.v. 50
any American Disrricr Tsl.z-apa o.1a
HAPIEM OTTICE-$o- 15- Easr r1s-a
street No 2s3 West 125th stress a,1 No
Wss4TNGTON BCREAU-Ss f5,7 sr-s~s
SFsWARK BRANCH OEFrCE-Frscs-fc< "
sor--ss- No. ia Br0ac street.,
AXEPrCASS ABROAD VII e,A -z3
1RTs5 EI,ESo. 81 Mo-.sxu- z. I. c,z-.
10SDO% = O-cs o., THE TRIBUNE AZ
psn-s I'm House. No zs5 S-rzno
American Exprsss Company. Nos. 5 ana
rhsHas Cook & son. Tourist o,e.. LAD
H-sTn. shiDlsy Co. Va Ia Par Nsl-
spsyeT B-otn.rs "a = LSsa 51-y,
eonTsnisnt pIaes 70 l-eEs acsertisezz-1-s ant
-PxRis@JoAa Maar0s . Co. Ma . sss
Jo5a Wzaanaz.r. No. - RI. e-s p.,st-s
Eszis Bar-aa. No. ss Ru- csnsoa
Mor<an Ezrjss Co. So- 81 Boris~A-0
cr.fi- Iyoanais Bu--az d-s E-rzasrs
Cozrinsntzl H0t-i Newsstand
The rlEaro O-c--
sl1r6zsa's Ssss Exeaanxs. NO. Rus -.
American Express conpaay. No. II Rue
Brsatzno's No. 81 Av.zus e. ro,-ra
NIcE-Crsclt Lyonna-x
FIOREScE-Fr-ach. r--aoa a CO.. ~os \
and 4 Wa -ornaou0nL
NaCuay Co. B41ke-x
NILAS-szaroseh's SsEs E1chang,. va 70
Mont0-r-. l5A
EASf1T TRG-A-s-ica- Express Co-ox--
SO. Fs-ti1a1ts--zss~
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
cHsEcEp - - a -.

CHARGED VIII bEIA1 a rFf-
Tlae F@ry pretty and faseinaring Nine von
e-nens si.o b. alI-gac b. tie Italian news
rap@rs fe lsaFc Overheard from a convenl-
..rf Eldlug place the discussion - TIE plans
,or rlss ds-f~nce - the Austrian frontier in
hot~l in silaa. where the Minister - Var
ard az coumanliug generals Lad Assem-
80 f0r tls- purpose after the ciose - the
E-a1t rszsls-stres - KilE Victor EusElar-
f.Is army. 81 ntf. a. has bern ailesed ga
.Lslrial- Aos ia - sac . GerH-al- -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

rubber tired wagons now in Use. IS at
tended with certain amount of risk OF a
collision with other vehicles drawn by
horses. as well as with motors IL Is an
improvement that would be advisable even
II there We're no automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

FEfznesf tfrnusraf1re Yesterday. - degrees.
fonssr - Cat a. M average. y average f1r
rorresroudinE date i@si Tetf- . average ~
Ia Forecast. EaiE And warner tr--ar.
rl1z.lfIlr shoE~rs 81 nix1f or -.far1aT. c..slsr
sarur.aF. Eac-srste s-1flH-zf o. ~~sT lsis
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
CEMETERLE4
THE wooDLAwS CEMETERY

Is readily a-cessfole by Harlem r-s.1 c-or i-saA
Central station. Webster and J-ro-e eg-nls rro.-
I-ys and ~ -ar-iax- Lots $50 ID ---rhons
ss53 Gr2nercy tor Book % Views Or rsSre,>n
once. % Essr 20 So. Rev rs-k CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
MARI RED

saHfF.Y-VAS sf.YCE-W-fn~ssiay. November
~. tfso AZ the residence ~ the brides p4r@nts.
D. the H-V. Henry Erertson Cobh. u n.
Edith a Nan siscz % James Lncoiu Ashiey.
HomerE. - r.. Tnursiay November fi
i1sfs. bV Ire Rev William Sore. Wnitsssr
~ D.. Jeanne Wooster daughter % I0@l Nix
Gilbert % George Clinton Moore. NJ D. o.
Bosf1n.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and zro-.
Nov 1.-THE tropical 1isturbsnos that has in
ts--upte1 cable Communication Ia the West n
dies during the lasr two Gays Is Apparently cen
tral Thursday afrsTnooa between extreme Eas--
err Cuba and Western Hayti. moving northwest
ward It Is probable t1at more csSzi-s i1for-
nation regarcins the storm can q given %
Friiay night
loTrh-zs- ~ ar ami. sikh the k-gl 20 -1-
1crthwarl. VIII calse SHOWS over Ire northern
Friday night eEten'tins Satarray into TIE Ms
sour. Mississippi and ono valleys sl1 posi-
b,y re soelhern EppeT l%se Fss.oa II ne
during Friaay am b far satlrdsy- n the
Eas- ard south generally far seather vii con
tIuue frtcsy and -aruroaE- a-tnoi1sn y - us-iy
% become unsettled b. Sst1r-aY u The sxr-eu=
S0ur1eas--
u ALL - colder Fritsy in - plains stztes
lover Iaze region am colder SATURDAY In the
Atlantie and eastern tsulf states
Ire wfnLs along tne Yea England coas- VIII
- moderate soutn 10 southwest. ulitcle Allan
~, .--.s+ ,-o5a-s.a s1sstn - west sourh sriar-
tIr coast Iighr % Moderate northeast Possibly
frcr-asing saturday over the southern portion.
eastern Gulf coast. Light and mostly east vest
possirl,- h@couinz brtsx on re western Texas
coast on r. loEer lzk@- brisk southwest 90
west Diminishing SatEreay, upper lasss. nod
-,ss--er. aepartirz Friday FOR Earopsan port.
wsnis. with generally fair ~eather 70 the Graad
Banks
Forecast for special Lo~aiifie--For East
en- New YORK fair and warner to-day. possibly
showers a. nisht or saturday. cooler saturday.
r-lrsa-a-a southwest % uesr Wtndn-
Fa- Western NeW hors. fair ara nssnat
cooler TO-DAY. Satur1aY- inereaHinr el9udiness.
rsose-ate ~ brisk sozfhE@st % Nest vinds.
Fo~ Delaware SsN jersey an1 Eastern Penn
-vrvsrla fair and warner fo-caT- SATURDAY
fair ara cooler. Moderate s01inT@st % v-st
Einds
t..e.I or,eisI Keeord.--he following ofreiai
-.-o-f s-rw The Weather Bureau sh0Ss ths
-. t- 49, terr-erafur~ f0r tne tasf twenty
s9-- nossTs. in conparls0n Vith the correspond
fnx 4ars - last wear
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
UNDERTAKERl

FRANK " CAMPBELL, 74i-s West .ss Sc
Chap-is Private Room. Private A1D1l2acsA
e fs2s ChelseA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
New York Trioune.

DAILY E1irion one Cent IN CITY oc Else--ers
S-z Ycrz. jersey CITY * HOnozen T~o cenLa
suulzy Ec.tio1- including Su11&y Azsazias.
Five Cents
SUBSCRIPTIONS b MAIL POSTPAID
Daily. per zoa-a- 80
Daily. Per y-ar---s--s@s-ss--s--- ----@---....s %
-I-fLzy. ~ q - - -. -
Day &oc e4l--rs b-r J-1r-- -s-s-------~.- 10
Daily ar1 Sunday. per rno-r1-.. -
IN NsE YORK City mail s-bsc-f5>rs vtIis .
Charged ! cent per cc2y -xr-A DoSrASs IA 49,
tlOn e ne nan-c above
Foreign Poscass EtA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

>sti~~s Of marriages ssd a>afhs l.sss -
tndsrseS wifh full Asss and slar.sA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
Fo--.z.f for SPECIAL Lo-aIifie..-For East

IaeaI orseiaI R~eord.-The following orrcial
-.-o-f s-om The weather BuEeau sh0Ss ths
oh..,gs. IN ire temrsrafur~ for tne last twenty
s--T- nrlsrs iu cunlrarlsor Uifh tue corr..Ionf4-
- rnrf
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-04-01
WOMAN IS FATALLY
STRICKEN WHEN
TALKING TO SISTER
Mrs. Caroline L. GrimmeI Dies
Within Two Hours After At
tack of Heart Disease.

After an illness lasting only two
hours, Mrs. Caroline l.. Grimmel died
yesterday afternoon in her home, 81
lAstor street. of heart disease accen-
by acute indigestion. Her sis
her, Mrs. T.. p. Sweet, of 37H Emmett
street, was with her when she was
Stricken. AS the two women were talk
iig together, Mrs. Grimmel suddenly
complained of pains in the region of
hfr heart. A physician was summoned,
b9t he could not relieve her.
Mrs. Griimlnel was in her S3d year.
SIZE was the wife of Frederick Grim
MIL. and the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Sfeidel. She is survived by her hus-
band and a 9-months-old baby. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at. the
of Mrs. Sweet. the Rev. DR..
Thomas j. Villers. of the Peddie Me-
1orial Baptist Church, officiating. The
a1terment will be Saturday in Ever
treen Cemetery, Elizabeth.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-04-01
No FINANCIAL
B|LLSTO Be PASSED
s. DURING THE WEEK
Governor Fort After Conference
Decides to Make Haste
Slowly.
[rrom ssstar correspondent.1

TRENTON, April 1.-Governor Fort
and some of the Republican senators,
including President Robbins and Ma
jority Leader Frelinghuysen, conferred
with Speaker Prince and Majority
Leader Lewis, of the House, this after
o IN State finances. There is to be
no attempt to pass any financial bills
this week, so far as the House Is con-
cerned.
Speaker Prince and the Regulars feel
there is nothing TO be gained by rush
ing matters, and that with two weeks
more Of the session they have ample
time to do missionary work among
members who might stir up trouble IL
bills o or legislative files were taken
up.
New measures intended to solve the
supposed problem have been drawn by
Assistant Attorney Gaskill for intro
duction In the Senate. Senator Leavitt.
of Mercer, as chairman of the Senate
committee on education. had up to noon
withstood the pressure of appeal from
municipalities all over the State, and
continued to hold up the Radcliffe
House bill calling for immediate dis
.tribution of the schools share of rail-
road taxes that should have been paid
out BY the state Ave months ago today.