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* ABDICATION FORCED;
Why the Sultan of Zanzibar
Abandons His Throne.
? m pan .
SuM ' -Hanioud ? abdication of
uistbai m fit? ..r of kls aldeat
< bUd at about tr.r
t i voluntary charac
baca virtually forced
"?> ,,v ,r,? : "? eminent a: the
f KhV and had he n.>t
? : '?? ?' would undo i
him
Man fiirni.-h.- ;1 eomrnrhat un- '?.
? ndeavor to f..-,-.
an en- !
ne ,,: that, on an ? I
\lli'.?tl. f.T |
if \" ib and aesro, ?
?
tion at Han real r.n^i .-?
>f Londoi
?
norlt:
Plndlns himself in i:nj-i..- i i time
?death of 1: la ?:?! \ n he npreeaed
' ' ' ' ?' ' equtea und
. ? : .? the relsnli |
refused him.
I in no
n fashion ?hit his presence was not
?!. with the result th it
? on the da bat aet
'
menl to be i tinted in the I ?
? ittB ?.t- m
I an thai hi ?? j i ad '
mediate departure foi
? many, and to .unid I
ible to his atten?
' - -.1111
not ventun ?
?
? to at
?ii.-.1 i ha i he
?
rutera who
...
? mlscondu
arns the
and the Kins of Delhi
Il fate that baa lona
?re i y ISnsland '
? - Khedive *f Kg) p1
- moth-;
t the ex-Bultaa and a prtn?
? ? ? rafa ne dynaai
? -- - his bin i
d that]
? ? British |
-,- the ednca
? riment a I -.rifort?
in the ?
ihl up in Zanalbai am??ns
? ?
I A |
No Longer a Baronet.
Ktns Qcorse, -???
of the fov? ri m? nt
.??????. mbers of the
?
hunal for th<- purpoee ot determinlns
?
? f i mi; ? Ibera had ? ?? i
tribunal ? deal with the mat
-. in the s<?
i.-.ii'd Committee of Prtvltesee of tin House
ti,? (?one? Aas that any
' ??? adopt
.
...
f the 1 iiv >??
lalon .? !
? | m n up ti ?
?,f be "ii'l ??11
?
on!) Hal net
I ?... title "f
.. ..
:.!(??? tbereoa .md
ihelr claims to the coa
their right
?
-' if-n wa
th?. title, ?arhli
Ijr two ban
at? tt l. ? -
ten
. il on
l.um. which has
i by King
petition? :
flouriah? '
?
d as th- !.fi?. iii h
? ? i uf Dunman?
li
mera
.
title app? i ? Lon?
? -
ilarl) fooUata article, I
Bnsland -
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d Sir ;
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i ?
-? ni:ht-- ;
? v.n. bad b?- ;
? "> P*>t
? tie had j
bj bla :
:. ?
' ' '
- m Kd- ;
"Snltion '
-
... -it ?a"
then his penelon, ui ?
name of 81 r 1
IL In
of affaira
"hua that i
?,. n??t en- ,
lered -ill Of ha?
,. ' > aman- ?
_ on the
? the ? lai?? '
la doubtful whethei the ti.
' impudence
aae ?? title which ha'
hin: b) a, and
? roved nut f"
? m the ??ti,-i liaiul. :
n- Bnsllsh law
.?n.it'. title,
I., f.,r ; * fraud, in j
whir h even) in? man ma*, be erfanlnally
i obtalafeas name] m
-;,?ii ?,f the
. ' . . Privy 4 'uiunl! i?* <l?-mon- j
tie ta?l thai, thanks lu the pub
of urn profoedlnsa. we fairer than tvm
. o) ? "> aavi
.... bat -ir' able
.m ? nek ?i from one
?if the first
? -Captain John Haw?
? i n\, formerly <>f 'he innlskillinK
? ran of the Zulu and
Danaland as
evidence to shoe thai he la descended
Arehhtahop Michael i ox. of i ., h<
:errwl ?'? ".r? as l
nrsi baronet
MARQ1 I8E DE TONTBNOY.
WX FILLSJEV.RAL PLACES
Names Four New York Men for
Tramp Farm Board.
?
ppointmen!
managen of th
??
as .1 tl,.,n/..d l,v
iel I'ntermyei Mi h tel J
rnnnd. Jo
Nea N ?. i "ts 'n
i I'nlver? | v ?
at .1 Joseph I'.' al ?
The
s"* fOl th ;. tltUttOl
Ion. 'l farms oa ned : ?
in apprai ? ? was
? ?n the work
WENDELL PHILLIPS MLAISED
Centenary of Abolitionist's Birth Cele?
brated in Boston.
'?>-. 9 i'- i ?
. I Bostoi
m. moi y a-'i .'.. i, of v. ? nd? I Phil
th" ? nt.-n. ? ? r\\:
* Hdtli ? a ?otltionists a he
?
of tl,, ? .
Phlllli I
? ?i m the ?
A o. ? ., ?
H.?n I i.i tonight Tl
" a- deliv? red \ n
and Ma) ?r 1
\i ? ? ? ?? th? -;
PHILLIPS S MEMORY HONORED
Hundredth Anniversary ol Abclition
ist 's Birth Celebrated in Brooklyn.
.
.?-t night under th?
I
The R. i >
N? w. |] I ?w lent ?
?
.lohn ' ? ?
Mr. Rusa?
? . ? ? . m-, of laboi and
: tl he
I .... . .
I
conditl
?
h of th?' M
'? ? lion for. th.
oient of i ? ? ,;ilf of
which
I -
STAR SINGER SUES SAVAGE
Miss Showalter Dropped from Girl
of the Golden West.''
M-- : :?':..' Showali? i
?
for
? ml ?.f
"Olrl of th?
-in.pl
?
' * -
?
did nol
lire- .in . ;
I |tei had never bel
The talk ol R
is ridirul
W. C BROWN HEADS SOCIETY.
\Y ' ' !:? 0 ' Vnrk
.'. ntral Lfa ?
the I? ol '*>? vv Vork
;
Hotel Astor on " Ighl The other
? .
i. \ Rtedman; ?< n' i ??
?? tA". \ Clark
r Bros
. ?
irer, William R Hunting!
t.-.- Ight HUH?
? -???
THEATRICAL NOTES
.. to the H? raid
a ????r I
? \\ I'll Uli ' ?.II I * - T
?,t the Pulton T ': i
ing h ? formal
... .... to Mi Co
Honest, r ??f."i th? perfa Two
?
alr<-a<lv I.
?
VV'I !. it th?
Bitdlen - Bex! Honda ? It ?rill bo
i he i ?
In hon<
?
?
ut the i 'asino Ti-. Tl in
in??. December I
?. the '-oui Floi ail..-.
?
? d on
Xanr.if? ,.t,.l ?luerln'f ?'l.'Ainori S| ? The
?r-- by V. il Bortll. "Peggjr" li n.o?.
? i .m i n- i Sal? i Tii. air? Lon?
don
\lr.- ? ? hatten Con
will com-- to the O nexl
Ml I I Tl ?
will ? time the acti p
D. are.l at .hi- ,h?-.'i'- - tl
there as Minn . Mold' n and II v?.
? n ?Sew York "f
: g th. role "' P? !? t Bwi |.
low. AI the i t ? n 'i ' ? ..-..n
this
ami I.i?- ' 'i The
original Petei ?Jwallo nhen "Mn Bump?
: . igh" as i ' ...ni' ?it bj ?
li, chics * !" brook Bllnn. Th?
eaa! la i"? rtl. ell) unebai
\ M.ei ml performance la being an
...a Proctoi a Fifth \ een .? Thea?
. nlghl "f Decembei
. - i-tmn to the Western ?lovernori aho ara
nj to Nea "i o? ? on th. ii lou. "t a
? ? ?-,' n cities
?i\..t live hundred clergymen attend .1 a
Tli -all ? ? ? ? r
da). aa gaueta of th? i <? at, lo artt?
., pefformaa ? i i Thomas .?i K
Th. Wife I" fiih??*?' '
l'.iiiiir.i Bennett a baenl
tram lb. * aal ol Paa m i-Bj al the
i" the rale <>f
I-. ?. v\ ., --rtiin last i .
i. --?.?
A WEDDING.
in . | weald naa
Clifton, M ?ni..*-.
?a,U ?.i- a-."ii some
friends of thi brld? ai.ii th?
graom la '* v,'v'' ??"??
?.,,:,. v'.'kM a*;" ni" -*ncas**inenl wat
?tnnoun?*ed of Miss Bmll] Treadwell Clark,,
,,,? i-|ifti,.i. m Jaanea Warna A?aaaa gi a*
,.iiii manaaei ol U* ?alb Nswspaps* Club,
,.r Nea York.
The reremonj aa? performed al the
i ride's horn? ??? the Bev. Dr. H C Rolles,
.? ?l h.viorv In Tufts Ool
manrled the bi Id? . par
M . and
M' Clark, of < lif'oti well
,, i?i mato- rerildenta i<t th? North
shnr.. Mr ?Vdain? I? the .--oi. et Mi and
Mrs <W ft ?.dams of Blltmor? X C. and
a "ra'ln?"' *?? Harvwr.l In 11*02
M| unH Ml? AdaUM vvill ssalu the!,
home In C. ,I,Q* J
S10 F
; Mayor Tells East Side Club Per?
secution Is Thinq o? Past.
i ??
SORRY PARKS ARE SCARCE
L
lays if Fire Burned Down Whole
Section This Defect Would
Be Remedied.
Th?
?
graft
t nisi
? d ih?
. com?
? ? ? ? with th- re?
' i ? ?
-
William - lui?.
? ?
; port him ?n the
??? ind he i Ni
' ,iat in- !-?? ? proud of tl
the rere Jea
Grand at reel a
Bo the 1
? -?? Si, i. nnd the J? ? *a ho
? '
Who, m hla ?\'<r<ls-. ? : tied i>- ? \;
..i,.l Igi ..-an ? f they wei
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11.- . hansed rom i ' ?.-.?.-,.
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Ill Pill us . ; .,
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awf My good, hi ?>
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ther 1
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waa to |
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were I
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a to gel
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and nol a I Hi d ?
. . ivoked aa
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.-..in.- i
"t.m thai '.m i i.
ROOSEVELT TALKS TO BOYS
Tells Groton School About African
Hunt-Son Quentin Is Pupil.
Groton, ?M
...1 to
. red i- tra:??'' I? rture
...
tin l:.
? ,' ?
CANADIAN DINNER NEXT WEEK
i j.,me* i'?? ? ? ? I *? ' . am adoi
I: i. i:,...!. ? th? ' 'anadli P ?
i .!! i.,, amona the - ?
.it th. I n ??
I ??
-?
OHIO SOCIETY OFFICERS CHOSEN
Th. ? nnual nu ettng iin?l i
1 dlnn? ? ,,.,,.-..- ,,: \. ... y,,, h !
it tl Hot? i M i?.ii.it
S llllam S ii.i". '? y - ? le I ?'
,i, in :? n The following ,.f ?
?:? in -.
i,.,,. ::. w Pel kins, W llllam ii Tru? -
Horace .1 Mm a *i? i ' ? -1?1
' i'i.ii:,. n B. ' and!? i : ?vtd
'? Hum? ? Bal ' ?dins asen la
I r.nu \V llun
? i,v. |t larlea P. TSrucI Henrjr
! i; Reed nnd Wl Uam b s\ i
lu. i! ni Taft, "ii" la au i,.n,uni' iiu-iii
? toar of the apt? ' ' ' '" an- nil
.mu?.?I ttamiuei ai Ih? W iMorf on
^ _'7
-_
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
. or H??- haul?-! ?-I'l "'
?trrei, 10 a ,u
Thanh
-
-
?
Hoi
Tom:
H ? ?? 1 il
II i I ??
ta 1
; ?. " ? ? ?
::it ?:.i-i I2tto atreav
ti. d'an? ? foi ? ?
rlll'ilr, -i .?' I'll.,Ill I OR? -
. . 7i Centn
lhaakaalvlni
?
Thanbarrtvlna dlaaer r->r itu- j...
? ? 'htnatowtl," h* tii. i; -
i Ml'tnlr'ii Mi?? ?
, ? .i ; !.. ?
I , ? ? - . t Ti
keta ' 1 \|l..|..,,
No - - ? 1 i?. ?ii..
I
HEN ARiVIY EAST BOUND
i ?tjamsh?p Companies Swanped
I by Unexpected I '.-liday Business.
THOUSANDS LEFT BEHIND
Unusual Conditions Here Laid
to the Activity of Agents
in the West.
Pull* six thouaai ? t.tc?r?
? ' th? North and
Soul
lids - ? . . . :
during th?
rdina i"
?
? bo laand.
\\hii? th. :..i ? \'mIu
? i t ht.? a a
eenly.
The
They n?gl l s situai
* ? km.vvr. ?i .' t crowd of home
-? fon i mobil /mi;, i it the
? erne upon I
?Ship "W :
Full
...
?and agenta li
?
until fui 1
.... . . .
to till*
? I
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thai ?
il h.?
,
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Wat On? Cause of Conc,e?.tion.
\ ? urent dec?an
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pert th? ' om?
its
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romii ?teal
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Willing to Endi.-e Inconvenien.e.
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RiOTS PUZZLE NOVELIST
?x nold Bennett Can't Und
stand Opposition to "Playboy."
i*., for.
nar.I liner I. trnol.)
M iy nig ? ?..bard. .1 the
Irish Pis yero al
Id la '?
I
., i added i ha! ?? i ?
th? "i" asltion ,.,i
in-' i.1.?? i this
Mi Bern
Mam.- "f mind . Ill i . | . .!?-,.
knoa. i in abaolutelj s hapi i utn? ?
.unir', i ?
um in the b) h. I feel I .
n, m ?
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?
mandi J the gr-?e ? ? ?. i. ?esd
?, i n..m t.. tien, ral J. j
?
retir. mjr of? I
Alfred ? : V so I
,|i. ;., t.?' II- Will
i,,i tin'-'- ni"!!*.- -. during v? i.i.
will VI o I I
. ? ?aid i" i- HI. Mi \ .
'?? .? I I : i. par*?
.-*???.. i. ?
?..A! V. .11 f V. ,
..ir?;.-t ? .an Madl - ... ? ;.,r
'.a-.i Bl ?
playa sad hli
hm i the proup i f Bri!
the : ? ? :. i i ' ? ? B
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
| \. .? V ? I ? !..|.
t.'il! I.il.1.II.I?. ? I
ir?1
| ? ? I ?r If??
l: ? ,-, Herald
V . -
?ni Caari?!
Th.
tt
? ? i o <.n .lir
II th?
ire not la
n..ike them ?'?.?rrovidcnci JearaaA
THANKSGIVING.
"\\ all, 1 guess I've good cause to be thankful."
"LA GIOCONDA" IS SUNG
Caruso Heads C-';st. and New
English Contralto Pleases.
' ..i Q1 ?CM
i lered wortl
?
? time tins
:' ilwaya
? ? ?
often
? ? h.-re it be?
I . deep ;? t..
?
,? ?
i
')? .in?l tii<?
?
? gl t th? ' nor i-- -.un,- with line
v i Toecunlnl B
Waa In M
Mi
. feaeed that
m- t-.i
?
?
?
:u Will ho
",
rm quail
? I
? a ti-1 v..;li
kill
OLIVE MEAD QUARTET RECITAL.
d the
? ? ? t i- de
? ? Rumford Hall
? ?? '
m hen n nceft ther
aft? '>"?' 1 " ??? el la the
I
on? ? quint? ; In
? ?? lira n M \ Be
? ? ? an in \e>* York.
? ?? ?
? m Dg tbemea,
ttle ?? ?
j nu athetli al li ?red b* a
? ouna women, M olyn lia b au -
i . ... part with skill.
: ere three
? in r major, o ?
d Haydn'i Quarte! la G minor, al?
quarte gava with Une pre
. r . na? mu!'- and mach warmth ?>f
m >? * aa must ippra i ?tlv?,
. ? ., tatton that wa admtr b
eerved
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO. SUIT;
Pussian Symphony Orchestra Decl?ree
Singer's Services Were Withheld.
The i''?- laa Bymphon* Orahaetia?
throush n- attorney, William Grossman.
need i.? i niKht that it ""'us about to
su?- th Metropolitan Opera Coaapaaj for
breach ?>i '"i refualns to allow
Mm, Marl? RappoW ta alna at Um
onceri ??n Saturday nik'lit Ao*
rordins to the Roaatan Orcbaatra'a ?n
? hihi. ? m.-m. m aplte ol ;< contract il
..,i with M m?- Rap paid and tho
UetropoUtaa, Mi QatU-Caaaaaa ...?s ra?
the s?.i>i.um to appear, m
.'.. inn.-ii a- -in*-, m the afteraeoa
.u the Metropolitan. The apara house '
reman? la rapAy denlaa that it had !
ever entered Into -? eontract with ih<- Ku.-?
i u- beet!:i
bave made aa contrae! whatever,"
???'? t-i'i. ua Mi ?latt m cretary,
and Mme Rappold ?m not peraattted to
, ? herself. The a************' ??
in. nt thai .' -"U la I'? I? i'l-uugl.t alialn.-t
SU'il
a
ART TREASURES FOR UNIVERSITY.
Unur.?. N V. Ne* 1*0-Th- will of
? -l- . Ued V'-M.'nla.v, leaves
mon ih.?n twoooora ait treaanrea ta *J>ra
i ?iiv. '?i???. and l-.io'i to ChancellarI
a- "f ni- la mu??n. Th?. will j
?apeaaa ot f??',ooo. I
WETMORE TO LEAVE SENATE
Rhode Island Man Declines To
Be Candidate Again.
Pro-ifi.ni". i: I. Sat. Tt. Qeotge Pan?
| body W'trr.'T" United Itatea senator, wan
not be .1 candidate for reflection ?rh?n hi??
wnt t?*rm expiren nest rear. This an?
ide to?day in a l^tfr by
B? ..tor W'^ttnor?- to li.-n-ra'. <'h?rl*s A.
Wlia I the Re***ubtt-*aa state or
ganlsatlon.
9. itor (Veto sen ?? member of
?he Be? ? ? i IBM, arlth th.* .'.v'.'iition of
, on?, gear. low, when hi? arm was vacant
* s deadlock in the Btate Ustgla
-, nor of th?* ?^tut??
?? and UM
? a,
PLAN IDA LEWIS MEMORIAL
Newport Citizens to Honor "Grace
Darling of America."
Set ? ?.?A memorial to Ida
Qraci : * irlti g "? Ami
win ; ,,t King Park, near Uma
*. soon Earl) In the fi'rin? a
committee of th. of Newport will
?-tar .? Bubec Iption
Park is an Ideal plans I a
it i? th.-r?. tha ? ida of
.mi Irei and tired mothers firi.i relief m
i from ih<- ban! Many of them
sad loved tha heroin?? of Lime Reek
? v bal form the owmoi hal win
take has not *? ? t !?>?.-: decided
W H RUSSELL'S ESTATE Sfj.OOO
Boston Baseball Club Stock Doubtless
Not Included in Estimate.
v III of William Hepburn Russell
ommlaaloner ol Accounts wall
n d politician, a ho <He?i an
November N araa Bled In tha Bnr**aa*ata*a
? ?t.? vvhn h waa
I estimated at v..?">'. ?raa lef! to aft* wife,
sported in March that ftti Run?
-"II i ao i ?.?h?rit th.* < optrolllnp tnt*>re?*t of
Boston Kattona I singue near hall Cluh
M? made his all? la the sansa month Tha
ment of the petitioner, Mr.-. Rusant!,
for the probate of th<- arlll, that her baa*
: Tsataal ant?te of only ?MM
v niiiii Indicate either .hat his ptock in th?*
: ball 'i.ih ?vas not laduded In thin ?'?timatr
! or thai in buying II ha had acted for an
i ..ibei rwrnon.
e
OBITUARY.
MILTON A. FOWLER.
Poughkeepaie. N v.. N.?v %% Milton A.
Fowler, s prominent reetdenl ??f this city
and for mor?- than Rftj rears a widely
Iknoam laaryer, ?Had hers ?o-'iu? n- eras
?? . ,-nt . x ? ??.n- old
Mi. Fowl* nai graduated from Rut?
?? m IB35 and received th.
gree of LL. H in th?* Alban) Uw s? I ?joi
m i*',.. ii- pra tleed la all the i^tate
courta ami also the United sta.?m flupiaiaa
Court. Tare sena, ii?'n;> T. Fowler, l'ro
feeaor of Blhlloal and Historical Litera?
ture al Breara L'nlveralty, and ?lar.-ii ??
A. Fowler, a dvil engineer of tbia city,
I .i ..v.- hiin.
WILLIAM H. SNECKNER.
William n Baeckner, at the firm o?
Mi.-.ktiii .?v; Qulmby, ptatluca met*ct*euBta,
m \o n?; Rende ?itr?->M, ?ad Tueaday
from ?'?!?? dleeaae, at hi^ baosa, Na. Ml
w ?-.?. 7-?i atraal
Mr Bneckner bad been ??i?-iiiiii>-d with the
I ro'lii'.iiiiimi.-Mlon kiUHine?? lot almost
half a eentury. "?* ?an bum in this city
n i:?!., ami ?j- u maaeber of tha Prodnee
Exchange, the Censottdntod Rxehaaa?), the
Mercantile Exchange and the Unten League
i'iub. Me leaves a widow end four ?on?..
Tha funeral uH t.-k<* alaaa al Christ
Church, Tint a/raei and Hroailway, to
IBOri "W . at II M ?i in
MRS. HARRIET COOK M'CLOSKEY.
Detroit, Nov. 2? ?Mrs Harriet Cook M
Closkey, who enana ta i *?-troit three qnar
ten ..f a eanttan agn on the "Waik-.m
lh.- Wa'iT." the BnH Btaaunat on the ?ireat
l?uki'f?. tiled yaabarday at the home o? tVr
Baa hatn? Ma ?ran eighty-five years old.
Mra MoClaekej ?a? born In Watertown.
N. Y , in m?t and t??n years later start??l
for I'ftroit with her parent.-. Tha trip to j
I'nffalo wa- BBada with nx??n
MISS ELIZA TALCOTT.
Be ton. \nv 2*.1 Newa of th'* d.'rf.h of
V, ? I.li.-.i I'alroU, at Kyoto. Japan, Wl.^re j
slit iv as ?tationed as a missionary ol thel
? America** Board of Commissioners Pat For*
fiKn Missions, was re? civ- d at hradquar
tn<- board 'o-day. MHs Talcott was
I on? of th?* board'a Titiraa missionaries in
. Japan. She waa horn In RoekVlUe, Conn.,
' ?..veutv-flv.? - .-ars ;??;<*, and had been in
Japan sim.-e 1873
?>
CHARLES F. CAFFREY.
l'til.id.-lihia. Nov. 2S??Charl?-? f Caffrey,
fur halt" a eentnrj head of one ?if the for
most ?arria??- f.?. torlos in the country, ?lle.l
last ahrht si Un boma ?if his do>astitar(
IMra Ann;! m. Oeoper, in Camden. licatu
was due tu a COmpUcaUOS of dleeaSM Ho
, m.? eiKlity-oue years old.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MICHAKL DWTKR died at hjs hoi
Van Dayaar atraet, Btnpmttnox, fRatea isl?
and yeeterday aaonilns. He waa aeveaty?
-lx years old lor Atty yean 1 I lived on
the eaal ahora of IM? hmomi Boroavb. Ho
was a Democrat and servt?d as tax col
l??''t?ir of th? <?!d town of Mltldletown, a?
justice of the !? a?*e and as a trust?*..: of.th??
?illasa of Bdsenrater. Hi i?-av?. m .oral
, children.
MHS BUZABBTH WKYKHHAKI SKR.
k Wayathnawanar, the. niili
kmalre lumberaaaa. ?ii?-d at h?r home in
|8i Caul yentottuxt, uced aevaait*r?ihrea
\?ar? Sha bad baas lu poor health for
aome time.
WIDOW OF MAXIMO GOMEZ DEAD.
Havana, NOV. ? - H?-rnarda Tor?* de
'?uni.z, th? venerable widow of General
-Maximo Com?1-, dl?-d early this mornlnic
fron, an apoplectic stroke at her reaJdence
in i'-.'rro, a sgburb of Havana.
m
MARRIED.
ROGBKfl EDWAJRSS ??? Wednesday. Mewaaa
e-r M, 11*11. at ChrlM ?Church, H.J Rldg?.
Helen, daughter of <'a-den K Edward?, to J.
Warren Rogera, of Brlardi? Mai or. K. T.
Noti.e? of marriage? and death? nnet as
? c. ompauled by full aame aod addreea,
DIED.
Krikaaa, John. Metaaraey, Mary a. '
<i?l??-l. John MJld?b?rger. Anna U. ?
Haitian?), l'humai T. Miner, Adrlalde at.
Khun-'. Emma L* Shannon. ?>becc* J.
Kenlg, M ;> Sri.Un. Harriet N.
Mason, Anna A. .sn?vkr>?r, William H.
ERIKSOK On Saturda, November 2?3. 1911.
John. Infant son of John and Margaret Baa-*
man Krlkson.
aFlTRRBL??John Geisel, aged 73 >e-u? Funeral
"Dm F-j'ieral Churcb." No 241 Weat ?id ?i.
il'rat^k E. ?^anipoell Building), l'rtda> morning,
9.4.'.
ILWIUaNP On November 2?. 1911. a? Da land?
Fia.. Tiloma? T.. ?on .,f th? lair J-jatuo ? ana
Klliabeth T. Havlland, formerly of Mlllbrool-,
N. r.
Kl.rHB o? Tueaday, November 2a. Mil. Emm-?
I.., aged 62 y?ar?. Funeral Friday ue-wnb?!?
1. a' 2 :',0 o'clock, at h??r late reiidenta. No.
HT'.i Malison ?t., Uro?>kl-n.
KONI?; ?m Tue?daj, November 2*. 1911. at h?e
remdWIt?. No ??7 Macji. ?t., Brooklyn. M.
Loulat, el'!?nt daughter ,,f Henry an.i M. I/vii??
K?nig loiatlv '?? and m?nd? are Invited t?
attend ?ervke? Fridav afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MASON On fftdaaaaar. November 'JA. 1PH,
\nna A Mason aged *tl > ear?, widow of tba
..?? T J Ma?"ii Funeral ?er\ Ire? m Ft'day
evening. I'e.^mher 1. at the realden?-? of hee
ma, H I Maate. Ko 50 nth at., Hiboken.
K > Interment suturda; morning, 10 o'clock.
M'INEKNT?AI bar raeMaafe. No mo ?*?ii
I light? a\" . Ur..okl>n. Mooqay, Nosemler Tt,
lail, aten A Mclnemy, ?Ideal .laughter of
the lai.. Ih.-itn?.- .. Man M< In*rny. Funeral
from th? : i of at. .h>hn the Buptlit. Iy>? la
and WlHoughb) a?.?-?.. Brookljrn. on 1 huradey
I n,.>rntn?r J'- lo <?.'?"? '?? Interm-nt in ?'alvai-y.
I MIU>KBEROB*R Kerttaber tt, ton. at th?
. ?? .,. Nortf.ern Hotel. Anna II. wi.low of
uiher Delanoy MH<l?-l-*rg?-- Remain? ;-tng ?t
.-:.i!i?-!i Mrtrltt Co.'? new chapel Slh a*.?..
., 2\n: ?: Setiea of laaaaal ater.
MINER "i. WeoOtmaot, Korerober 2!?. lv?ll. at ,
Rom lie, N .1 . .?d.l.i,le Merrill Miner, balo? -I
laba Miner. Kaneral fiun? bat
lai?- renldenc N,. J7.', 3d m' Ka?t. ?>n l'rlda>.
l>...?.. i,i,. >? : - Interment convaalaaiea
of fiuiuiv ai Rya S V Pon Ctieatw and
? !r?-in\i b pap?r?l ),leJ?r
BU AN NON ?m No-embar 2*. 1511 ''?? '
.lan^ ??? am, :.. Widow et th, Uie .laute? M.
ii Funeral aer\le? a' bar late i*?l
S'o 200 OerSeld 1'U.?- Hicx>ki\i., on
Friday, tJecambai 1. ?i si:, g n.
SMITH Oft N..\ember 2S. 1911 ?t taaaroa?, H,
J llarri'i N'. Siulih. moth?-r of Mr? L' king.
..: privat??.
BN ECK NCR .-u,ld?'n!y. on Tuesday. November
3S 1911. at l;l? r--M-n. ?. No 1?H Warnt 72d
?t , William H. Sneckner. ag.',1 ?M year?
I'uneral ?ervn-es a' Chrtal Church, 71?? M. an 1
liroadrta-,, on Friday. December 1. at 10JO?
a. m Interment at K<ui.?l' a
CaUUmUUBM.
THE HOOnUHN CKMETrRT.
2J3d St. llv H ?riem Tram and h. Troll
Office. 20 Ba?t 23d 8t., N T.
I M?l Hi IKt It
FRANK E. ?AMFBEIX. 241-S We?t Md at.
Chapel?. Trivate Rooma. Fnvat? Ambulan<?aa.
Tel lAtA ?"helnea._
~- - ' ?
OFFICES.
MMN OFFl.'i"- No. 154 Naaaau ?treat
UPTOWN OFFICE?No. 13?4 Broalway. ae
am Amer|e?n tDiatrlct Tel-graph Offl?-?
HA RLE M oFFIcr.S?No. 15T East 12Mfc a?r?at.
No 2?:; T\'??t 120th ?treet and No 319 Wmet
125*h ??r?et
Washington BURJEAU?Waaterr SatMla?

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