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With the Conventional t<> Riley.
?. / the steam gil i ba? Ii in the p :
_ . ? | j
la into j r boi s and sa
rammer days;
?,?, _ -.1? - _ bran m s - I
,'. ati *i kind o' stripes,
I lota o' ft
w . ,.-< ? 'ark in the p pea
ter o* i
n the pipi
.- thai the fl arlee Wai ?aid
*? ? es Whit ml?
rriter more
. wrtih the
v*hisl e-cui
. f work a
the .'??''
- ay.
If the <ep\ reader Had Had HI* Way.
Lad, Obeying Father's Orders,
Perishes on Burning Vessel
Youth of 1 *> Firmly Refuses to Leave Schooner in Flamee,
Because of Paternal Command.
BY FELICIA HEMANS.
St?- . to herd the wi those who told
him t. ? ' uro.d
to of ' ' ??' ;n* early this moi
The bi ?
? refused I
ordered . : A
peris! ?
.... . . ...
U, FOI RFLUSHTNG.
? ? a - ? ? ? ? for ta
ri h' nuai ce a wi
? I MU? Et the
? ? ? ? ? m? . i NOTE, ITLE.
J. W. G.
got I ".-?. ther day which, if
? : ' " .-? rulers.
"Dear * your
?(?. tn th?
U.S. new
I i.mplete I rtter Wrilter.
?
levant! ? ? ?? amall for
an seventeen
ion? | ' etnroi
i call
about that 1
l* hen I am i ut I am an
? ad
f you woul
. would onlj '
?
t actor, I would I to act ii
iad a lot, it
rill write to me and
: any really
?hem all. I
-
r PI
r ou reel f.
I we hope the cir
efforl " ? 's Tower,
nmbia
'? ? ?
I^ui* Patei i*. Blaeprlnt nf W. H. Davlee. "Spring Pong of a
*-uper-l'lake."
?
"
'
toy
? things
:?<?'? '-? j
tree haf leave..,
'! he road has miles,
i eve i
Il ?1 ?miles
crops hi ?
e by
? in Me on,
And so do I.
| ;,; ? v ther.
' | ? shi hr
and wren
?rer,
ring-d
'
And te re I
to our ' ?? was lie our
I B o in'i "it was
f the Woiaera' Amuse
' ? ? ... domadal,
?
? ? \ ? tl :t
'?? sen lh
I in*; in tit:
: ?
Thr? ... .?, ? '?' ? we nre r
^ print
, ? ? .I. ! am ?? ' ?
. ?? .. re I
" , ??a ?, wi.,:..- lot t. ai ? from now
on."
Ar.d ? ? fey?! ?Mit ?. r ? ?-?- thai
Manager ?part s is not oear bj ?
w* ?at. e fighting all the tima. We will
,?r,?!.v m t?, a . tanda? the
I
?
...idv and
I. P. A
MISS R. HASKINS
WEDS C. R. TOBIN
Couple Kneel at Bridai
Altar in Parents"
Home.
DR. A. HAMILTON RICE
HERE I ROM BOSTON
\\ ill I ta\c Soon for California
avi.ri Wife Mr. -and Mrs \\?.
.1 ulirhilt in I nu 11.
Kli laakim daughter of Mr
Mi. ? ?, was marri*?d
Cyi
Krone .. ; ?..
i I by 1 ? sfnon,
? .?
?
ed with yellow
? ? . ? ? ?
.. i .
: with a pi .?..?:? ,1 in front, opon
: Idegl ,,.,iu knelt
Tho bride. ?*.?..? wa- eseortod to thi*
by her uncle. Lloyd W, M
wore a gown of white IB tin it
44 ".ii . which hai been u
mil] era!
court train line 1 with silver, sad
' fell a veil of tulle, which WB1
?' ii o arith a ' ?
me. Ths bouquet h
of w, and lilioa-of-th?
ley.
Ml?? Noel Ilaskin? wa? her sister'?
of honor. She wa? dressed in
turquoise blue satin, with pannie*
llr.eii with >ellow satlr:. She worn a
black velvet hat faced with yellow BBii
cnrrlen y? How roses.
There were two ?lower girl?, cou-1: i
of tho bride, Mia? Hsrriel und lilsj
: -. of Mr. an 1
: Joyd W. :>: . ? ... . ? ? -
?i. and they CS1
(lowers. Non,
r Mundi
\. Have:: ?
.... .... a ore iiiac'i '
? :.? '.or,! 1-'.. intl? lits.
-,. Mr Tobil '?? b? ' man,
i . -, ? , ?
.
::.? ?.'
... .-...
The wedd:*:g of Miss Ma'v '
: Idiaon,
son <- ' . M r? Char :
of Ii- ???' Hudson, wil
4 o'clock, in St. Barnabaa'a Church, Irv
The ceremonj ?rill be followed
b) .. ?mall i
i shirr
..'?.'? . ?: I I ' :ll Will
of honor h. I
-? > . of i Is?
1!. liatch. ol St Louis, will be
, . ; ihe ushers
' '?'. . jr.. H. i'.
.-'?!. 41 i K. Beltzhoove:,
.-?,:. : \\ ell? !.. 1: ley a*. :
T. Kei this rity, snd VI
a ? . ?? .f the lata
1 ? ? t-General Hen ; ;. < . < orbin.
? V ?,* Romeyn, daugh
? i
Ernst Wot
? - !..;-, ? letob?
'- Church. The cere
? ?
10? .'... '
? ? ? treel :?:?',.
..i will be her sister's maid of
?? :. Mr-. rVila
I, jr., will bo nia'ron o?
,'-. of thi?
\: ? ?? \;. ? , , I I !?. ' ? .
Misa Doi McMillan, of Dc
trou ; .'?' ? .r Howell, of philsde,?
Mary B. Trowbridg?,
v Haven.
S*uar? I., l'ittman will be best man.
?. II be ,'ohn II. Stewart,
Rsdeliffe Rom?
? ? bi .'.?-; ."i' ? ildii .- 1 i'i-4...
Stei il? ;. Meacham
i>r. snd Mi-'. Alexander Hamilton
1 rere married Weil: i
? ?-i for a wei
Hi . ? . ???? her- Mr . 1::,- ?
throughout the yea ?
? 44 :1 j^'o to I a::f.,r' i
irk.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy K Tripp. of
... have announce
th< ? daughtei.
I lifford Hemphill, son
of Sir. nnii Mi ? ? ? lei .1. Hemp
East Sixty Binth Street. Mi
a gradaste "f u ;; :
'! i.
-
Mr. and Mrs W. K. Vanderbilt will
return to town from Jericho, L I , ami
open their ?...use 6M Fifth Avenue, for
?, r i letob? r
Mr. and Mi??. MonTaigu I.a Me
returned to New York yestei
Hot Springs, Va Mr. I..
. ? ill sail for Europe to
row, ... Mi La Montagu? i i
turn to Hot Springs next week
Mrs, Gouverneur Kortrigh* has re
ter fron
ort
.1. Henry Alexandre and her ?or.
., will return te
?'mm Short I
? r 3.
Robert Lefferta motoied inta
try pis ?? si
1 !., and I Hot I
bilt.
.lame? ,T. \'an Alen hai gone I
Va , 4> bore be will be joined
: ' 1 :
?
Mr. and Mrs, Marcel Bteiabi
.,-..? ... -!.\\ 'i and aie ai '. '.
treel
?
Leash i.nds White House Joy
of Snooktiiiis. Dapper Mascot
? i
i ii-t. 7. "Saooh ? ?
' who bar:,.
? 'A h i te Hou?? from h .
rat, ran orl to odd
? ? i ?
Boston bull, si
?
" air as nos
?? '?' ft.
i hsi
? - pirita, hi
t th? ? of a
ficer of the law.
i ,,.,. of th? ? ':? - ?? ''?'r? saiil th -t
' ..re a ?ecre*. .:.
' te make his
,'i.iv ?m the Mayflower, that
ong.
.- feeling that the
Marriage *o Mr?
it sons ? .
.
, | eaass whoa
f the i .'?> be
to S V, belle
I rai iferred I
.,:, eajoy an aal
.
NATION OFFERS HEI. (.non WISHES.
A recent photograph ??f Mrs. Ldith Boiling Gait, future "Firsl
I ..?rly of the Land.
WILSON HERE
TO BUY THE RIN
' ..?ill.????, tram pac? i
bal the wedding woold oeevf
... to morr?n, folios ing
? i'r- dent Tvler. 1
:.'?? taken Into ir.s roi
l'i ? denl Tl !er marr
.,;' New York. YV.
hi 1? ft the White House for New Y?
the si ightost Intimati
wedding would occur for a
, and ?? II '? he led his hr:
I in the Church of the Ase?
hole country m as surpris
I..leasing at Wedding Date.
Anothei report merely ehanged ?
''.*? rom la'a to early De mber. /
to this, the marriage would i
? '.? .?ays before the apeai
..:' Congre i, or just sftoi it had m
? emben of
? ?? ? i,,. arodd ng will <? em
Galt'a don? here m a n
>.'irf arj "f the T .'.-.?n
and Mr McAdo. i . return
from th? r three it ??, t
Pacific Coast, for which the) will lea
on Tuesday, and other memb? oi I
family will be here.
It is thought a date in early l>cc. .
lid i"' inconvenient, as Co
gress will meet on December 6 ai
? ike op measures ?n whi.
the President iq deeply intoreated.
? . thai tO nut the date alio
aas, o. just before 'ongre
leavei foi U I .1 Idas vaeat ion. eon
be giving the President only a iho
before I he oi
I? ?s presumed th
th? Pr< II hold the nanal Ne
ption.
sjx thonaand great whl
? hemnmi :.ro bell
guard? lied to It bl ?sso
te House | - ''"r -on
They m'ght i
? ona for the .linn?
which the President annually gives i
of the Csbinet, snd which ge.
n December, <>r they woul
tally fitting wedding ?leo.
were u?ed '
White ??ou e draw ii'
when Mi--. Je ? H il ion or i
married to Francia Houes Sayra ta
: ?. nment to h.> given 1?
' IW York to-morro'
of many ? hleh are planne
for the President and his fiancee. Thei
ready arrange
? ?
? wedding will delay 'h
' abinel In making thei
,! plana for the winter.
?i v Ithont ' ? ubmit
?? o the "?'?-? lad) of th
'
It ii not believed that ?).? aea n -
Bo ?? will mak.
any gre-.'er change? in the social ar
'ementa than ?o give all ?nt. rtain
there a l.'cnl rathei than a aa
air.
i ??d of < hurrh Work.
for i aran bi i ?
th loi ..1 sbaril I and ii
fond of the work in her church i ??
? ? ? iha was chairman of th?
Rector*! Aid Societ) of St, Thomaa'i
Rice noa Alls,
by Mr?. Joseph E. Thropp. ?Sha
.
'
er 1
? 11 .c? and ai
p . .
the birthplaces o*" the Preald n.
and his bride-to Cat
mil i preadly if
?
m Mra. i - plac
White H
through hi i
. . ? ?
are many ?? I ati
?ti.: the .mo'..'
.??? ii of Virginia, I? ;
theae who
traced hia aneea] to that eon
. marriage followed the Brit
. \\ ..rM of which
?.a r. eord
Siegel Painting: Sells for $450.
\ ;. . f the 1 ass of Kox
, ? Ponrbns, brought
top pi '??? reaterda*# at the
-. Siegel tale
? the Bn i la irrt ' lories, Ile
Broadway. It arai sold "? An
, ? ., , m coaaodi went to a fo..
< ? |4S0 and a painting bv
I ?;. whs sold for 1280
,.n ?as $?.'_'_".
Miss Dita Otis Very Low.
i ,. ? r the leeevsry
Oi , the well known
? -een here in "A
! ?., ?' She I? infferiag
frem neuritis ?t her apartment la the
Si I'?? ll Hotel, Columbas Avenue and
?Last sight she ?as re- j
? , v. iv ill Her mother and
; .ian are always at her bedside.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
John Drew Will Appear in
Comedy by Horace
A. Vacheil.
.lohn Drew, who is one of
York institutions listed by B
well worth
th?- Stat ii?- of l bort and ? ho "I."
curve at 110th Stre I
fonnd a play. Po IOS tl
Frohman Company aa* be? ? ., ? ?
? | a bit oi to Mr.
Dren - taleat . and _uguatu i l ?
w_- about read) to give i ?, the arch
and order lomething from h? Pi il
I"' ke) -Charlea W. .Idard Pia)
ufad
A few <ia> ? ago, howi me one
.11 the Frohi
a that Hora? i Annealey V*i
bad written a comed) ?hat would tit
Mr. Drew neai ly ai
in? elothes. Ye ?? rday the actor came
to town from I.is summei bom.
Eaathampton, lo? r ed th?
scqais iced Reh? begin at
once.
Apparently th?
about the author, Horace \
Yachell, is that he Ii the m in ??
written the play ?? ? cl John Drew
a ill appear this tea i
i. ? been elected foi
[| || i:;.|er-'.i ?? I
'I bornai will aeli I one of tho ?
eaide.I by A. H. Wood
new Potash ?md Perl m itter play,
lag that they ? II thu
wide choice.
Sir Jofaniton Forb? Robert
H h Sot h ?
"The Two \ irtui ?" il
:. laal ni;.'; i. Sii Johi l in will
leave to-day t". Richn I. ?
I . gin the thi ni h Im? i ?
? \\ el| toui
i
?i. 'o- diaplayed ?1
week, eati mated a
o'clock Wedn? ?day night, ?
SI,un..,on', when i R inga ley
gait work foi the d
King le) will be
?] and will tak? eral
anta if
A World of F
. .
N night, Sei ?
aita! ed th? -, t it. onen -
M el v i 111 El lia, bei
nighl
? ' . ? Midnight 1 |
b? ?.!?
'I he
?
? ' ?
old BrigJ
11
....
A- ,i, ? ' i Roa
(.liver Wilraoi Day -, Ha..
v. will
? .
.. . .
? ?
? .ry DJeli, th? W
?
?
ng a n
?? ?
\\ II \T IS GOI ?'<? "\ i?. |. \ \.
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C*
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'
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a ?
Martini ?_ I
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...
r em ill
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I?. Ott
- a " in i
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?lion ? 1.1 r m M_.ha.t?'
: ,? ? ,_..'-.?>
, i - ?,?? ,a?i ?
a. mill I I ? -
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' a ?? ? . 1.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL
FOR WORCESTER
Chorus Repeat! Wolf Fer
rari's "Vita Ntiova" with
Fine Effect.
i'llll ADELPHIA MEN
IN ORCHESTRA PIT
Beethoven's "Choral Fountains"
Shares Programme Pierne's
"Crusade'' Suns'.
n? it ??:. ki;! iimn
ter. M I he
tion
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?
auipi
'?'. ? tere?!
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Oi' its
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y I
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. ?;, in
..
ven's !
Fo ... ? ? ?- had
'?'?
t won
?AS'
.?? a
? ?
? mon I? ? rviflg
?rh - h i am
. ?
i form of ar*
t now
for il h?n
-
e in the n
. ? live,
? musl ke< p il ????? an in
... r. ? it IS
si ?
? .
' ?
' ?
to delict iriel
Butperhapi
mood . an only b?
cult conditioi
which the
illy, are all vir
of the highi
m? "imy "f *he pres?
et or?
drawn from Boaton.
mltabla band aot
. Dr. Milla and the l'esti
menl enliated ?Isty mer,
Orel Very
' ut '*'.r in
role? i- nol ?o euphonious
their Bo;' n . ? ?
?mer in the concert field wa? Mr.
P ovaadri, ?rho sag the
?: ilt baryl me ?olo? very
? i. |i i ? eleome acquisi
?? * .
I'.ee'iio i'.'- "FaBtaila" baa dropped
' audi
!? ua" perform' d bei? In 1886
ami (Val a feature of Mr. Walter Dam
'?.,.'. n featii al u*. New Vim k
a few : ea i - ago, or. i | ?n it
acquired an hlatorieal ligniAeaace bi
brought into Juxtaposition with
inch, in a
the inspi rat ion, Except
in the audience who could
In it the germi of the eo?
; which ,' gave
must
trite snd old-fi hioned
the .vielle', e of thi pel form
Harold Bauei pi ?. ed the
pisnofi rte psrt snd opea?
the exalt i ! rh ipaodie spirit
? .ii,;.- mu it ns
i the eompo r played
time ? ? ? ' real eoneerl
bich the i ? ? : ?
honi? I their (Irsl per?
il:.-.*
S .? ., . " Eli; abeth
? > John
? pbell, Geoi I and Li
:
My.
max of tiati? ten
? the
perfoi mai ce of
i ? :
II be
. - i
? . usual par-. :
t, bo?
th th?
?
. ?-. have done much, for the
end culture ? th? nunity,
?
?? ...
?
with
I
? "
Bui people . 1
a his guns
Opera -?
t with
Idition
.
eernii
. ?
.
. ? ....
u
tistic
.
? welcomed tl
?? this
the ;.'*ip of the
? ..?:... ?. , i ? ? hai i.e.-.i
festiva .. ? to ' i
:* later
reparini ii
. ?
ttenda I I ight
the ...
the lal eptei
m y
?
| '
'?'
,.
? ? unio:,,
and looked upo:. ?heart
i inageaaoal
? ms or not.
? -, brought from Phila?
delphia ..re trade? BBIoaistB, and BBS
of their engagement beside? be
? i r,* lairaasa sf sheet 11,00. h
I management, was an addi
'
1 -
? ||
?
lie til
to !"? abai , ?
the dii ?? ?
ind '. ? ? ? i
?limir
feet 1
I' . ? ? .
? ? ? ? ? ? . ange I
? ?
th?
'? rhen Mi
?
? ? ?? ?;. mpethy of all
?.,... of th?
? i.e general lack of ha!.
? ! ? :. ?. ??? ??? This
he cas0 in 'he c
called "Th?
I oi e'.',." ., aieed) :
? . ? it .
Pi. rne'i
for per'
fa at i val
? :
? i R?e?,
iborer for 1
? ?
together
?
iiinat
?
I" . a mat teroal
I
t wai
r th? ? ?
iblic school children was Its
if It a i
an aaao? ation b<-'
. .
. t? r apon ?
to be
. ??. a
and much good '?
from ?he ?ucc
i the efforti o* the little c
Igfa it. wa? ?n __?
.? with that achieved
r.ali, wh? tl ilnging
children v as beea u:. object of
.-.' pride for a generation.
To help him in h:s cultural work
? ?? laded ?he aehool board
permit him to make *he music of
' . ' . '?;.! ? of ?': ,. rri: j ar ?'
during the last year, ami the re
??'?I'd that the action was a
tal pride is an exeell
n citiea which cultivate choral m
from a financial as well aa an art:
? of view.
Compared arltb some o?her perfo
I have heard, that of
Rg ii spontan
and poetic atmosphere. Yet it was
leworth; . ? spirit
aloahre II is no" aa
either performers or liai
? lughl the c
? on is in dai | ?
??nous, In spite of its beaut',
o-1 ayi labor an tl ?? OBI I of the C
] .BOT and exact? eorn
? ? 'n ? ko Iletener u leaa all the i
moms in the performance are lit
into the ited atmoaphora of ;
fection l bo leloa wer?' sun? in v
?ditai fai by Mme. tnita 1
Mra. Mal... Sharpe Herdien, P
tee, Ar'hur Middleton and f
lingers, Mmea. Minnie
"iahe; B, MaeGewea, Bd th
Woodcock and Lotta M. Smith.
work was received with many si
of appreciation.
SUFFRAGE REVVAR1
TO BE WEDDING GIF
New York Women Decide
Send "Something" to Presi
dent and Bride.
When the news of Prooideal VftlaO
engagement to Mrs. Norman G
reached the various suffrage headi'i.
ters in New York yesterday, right
the heels of his announcement that
would vote for woman ?suffrage. I
workers for freedom cast a ballot rig
swap, and it was in faVOI of giving t
President and his bride S alee WSddi
True, Charles Hallm..n, pre
chairman Of the National Woman Si
fraga Association, objected that II
Wilaon might consider such action
the par of the inffragiata a bit intr
aive. But the women pooh-poohed th
. .. my own feelinga, I kne
nobod) could thniK a wedding
aaid M isa El nor Byi n . la
> : and BCtiVS worker for the ball?
MB) all mean', let us send -
very pretty to the White HoOM to 1
th? PreeltioBt know how wa appr?cia
the boost he has givCB HS. !l" cat;
;? for as at ths psychologic
moment Made sai sooner, his a
ement 1 luflraga would leas I
. et before I ?etober 19. ?he di
of the . ' ????'? Jei ?' '? The peop
? him foi what 'hey CI
ira all arong lie ha? besa ?ei
? i i thiah we cm da no la
ii appree at ion <>n his we
ding day "
of ?he suffragist. doubt?
? they'd bava any money to bi
. )?'? teat if tll?^ President
takei , lace, as announced,
It weald be too ?oon, ?h?
after the financial stress of tl
."
"Well, in 'hat ca--e we'll send M
." "r? Norm h
? - ? I'., v. .i.?. house, .. ? i of tr
. . ? i ?' ' .
.::i Commlttu id. "|.'<
ara mach nice: I
anvho ? ? ttai taste"
? an ?' ? hapman Catt, chan
? ..- campaign
? omen coula elFoi ,i to ion
...
t thil fa.I.
I i a," -.loi m
? . head "' the ??
ampaig.
Rogara, r
Polil L'nioi
. and v.. bo,
tl
..??i to convince Pr< l '?'?
? bal ? ha Democrat . *
ijorit) a the g ? ri nment ti
the Fodi ral ea
actmei I - .? "I that he ha? g
iffi ..?. itati ?", itate, i
he en M At te ge any further
? . moved te s,.n.
him a wedding piasen" Her fei gi
? ?.- ?? ear
i- n ,'??.) m ti:.- window ?>f th.
Ige ? hop, ot. Fifth Avenue.
ard tuotei ? ? Wilaon'i
'hat he "' . :;.. timi
tl id t h'' pr:'. liege
: adds :
"That time came, Mr. President, t
'
Family of Eight Need Help.
The Brooklyn Bureau of i'har"es
?','? Sehermerborn Street, appeal
help fei the B. family, "l'ntil ren
dore.i almost blind by trachoma," layi
, . "Mi B, was able to ,]?
p. it a go, d home f,.r his wife Hud . n
chi'dren. The mother ?eep? an excel
? .? i laal I? to do ?my out
yoeag rhil
.ii I' I I I I <? I med?
... 'rea?!:.- I and la t.y
ir.l tO r., -e a fun.l of $1"", WBM
. rent, (iifts
ahoald be mailed t., th- burees
- TP ' The bureau ae
,1 ?? ? than I ? ?.. ?
I r . M .
. H , foi Mrs. s II ? il tVnoa ?i
. r?sh Anon , II; <
11; ? . : W . from Mr? . .'
.'. Mi ?WM W P M m
T , from J. M., $1: Priai d II'
and 028. T . from I i D.,' Kam
York. Mi <a?h Anon. $1; Cash Anon.,
$1, ( aah Anon , for Mrs. Stuart, |l "
"Probing the
depths?and
shall ows ?
' God's Man' is dif?
ferent from the
great run of novels.
It is more than usually
brilliant, more than usu?
ally broad in its inter?
pretation of life." ?
I III I HI I ? Ml? ?I 1 KKW *i??KK "
NOTED ORGANIST DEAD
Samuel P, Warren, 26 Year? at l.ra?e
< hurch. Hie? at 71
Samuel I' Warren. - - -
many year, a **
I ?
The (
. il ?vl eh "?? "?
ortfar.
Mr 'real.
II. i ?.. : .... mua al ?d ? i on in
From I*"'..', to 1M7 I
? '
to Trinity Chui ? i
.
A ???
N. J.
Mr U .rr." wa? | ron-.po-cr r f
church
and plaaoforte music. He n .- a
ter m? ? \ el
?
AIM iT F. 61 NTMFR.
Aiiru-' I-' GuBther, . iperin?
teadei I I treat i ? ? .? : ?epari
ment. rj : w ? ' H?
aras in?|
?
to hi? home. 2784 Cr? 10, The
Rrons, wh? ?
....
eper
He pssi lerviec e,
ip t 1
the Unlf r-me I
fares He twe children.
?a
MARRIKU
TITU8 "' " Maasaraae
V.. on Tl
, i- Gen
Eloiae, d Mi I I
mead
m?tame "t matrttmset mas ?i???!.? mn?i t??
?n,,miiiiiii...I lu lull iiiiin.. i.ihI ..?l.irr??
DIKII.
?..-.' \ P? ?*.?!. Margaret T..
i iak'aT. Fred A.
Ilulss
Mad.-on. Edward. Ws I'
AUSTEN Suddenly, at Dsi
on Thursday, i letob? - '
Franc.? A . m If? of '.
moral
?
i. - del '?? ? Saturday, < I
1915, st I p. ?a Intel ? ? ? lpria|
Grava Cei
FLAGG On Taeaday, October I. ftat
A. Flairtr. husbaad of Emilj
Funeral '
dence. Mm ray 11:11 Rood. Scandale,
N. V . Pride) moraine al ii <>'.-!.Mk.
Interment private. Train
??rand ? entrai Terminal :?:"?"> a m
RULSAPP1 E-Oi "? '
!! Hulssppl?
Servies? at thi
ireh ?loin?'. l'L',1 ??. an?l Ar.--.r
.
Member? of th? i Ep ??
i .... ? *.........
MADI80N At hi? hat I I
Montclair, N ?'. on October .'. 1911,
K.i".ard Madl ion, in hia 65th
Funeral een lee al ? First Meta
?
N. J., on Friday. October **. at t:th
p. m. Interment Mount Hebroa
? fm ? ?
POTTER A* Edgewead, Tsriftewa, N
\ . . Margare?
Lilllaa, age ten mohtho, daughter of
John A. and Eatelle Smith Potter
Fun?'..: si tl ? home of h.'r paren'?
Friday, 0 I I, at I e'eloe?
PUTNAM ?I Harrison, K. V, M
r 7, John
?,. F'al
mer and Victorine H
the I ' '
irai later
VALENTINE At ?HttmOgnO, October <*.
Mabel T., beloved nits of I?aae R.
Valentine. Funeral a? her Ute root?
dene?-, Fa-1! Mai -*.. Saturday, Octo
bei '.'. at 11 : -to a. m. Interment at
tVadiag River, 4 p. m.
V7ARREN At hi, late reaidenre, or.
Thursday. October ,*. 1916, - P
beloved basbaad at Jeanne tVsrrea.
Funeral from Grace ?'hurch, Ilroad
? ,y aad 1 tl ?t., Saturday, the 9th
mat., at 10:80 a. m Relative? and
friend? invited te attend.
MANHATTAN AND flRONX.
BTRNE8, Michael, 170 East Tetk st.,
?ic .'il lay.
rJEIDMAN, Catherine. ??'> w?ter st.,
i i.t ,'i Funeral to ?lay.
PBIT? n \i:n. Rei ah. 107 Ka?t ci.th
. I ' ? ral te lay.
o'VFIl I . M . .- irot II
?
BROOKLYN
ALLGEO, ,' ??.. ? 141 I ?tl sat av , fie?
RAKER ?? . 'irt. ?t
BRADLE. iffd ?v (?or
r> Fuuera to dap.
COLVIN, Barak, HI Tei ?h ???, .ic?. ?*,
Fun?:
DECKER, I leai ! n.oln pi..
?><?'. 6 Funeral to-morrow
FIAT]JET, Aadrew, 4414 Third at
Fusel
FLYNN it., Oct. I
raw,
Fl REY, E tabel . 97 North l'on.an i
av.. ' '?? .'. I- ?i er ?1 to day.
HARTNEY. Thomas, '? ? Joralesaea ?t,
? I ?? I Funeral to-da>.
HOLLOWAY, Francis. MIA 14th st.,
Oct. i'. Fuaeral t" ?!. ?
KRAFT, Her'ha. Ml N"?trand av , '?c*.
?'.. I- unera! to day.
LEDWITH, Peter, 71! ?Taahiagtaa .? .
Oct. ?. Funeral to ?lay.
Mil.i ER, Rath, HAS NrboM ?v . Oct s
Funeral M
WATSON, l-.i.-.?a. lit Batearligs ?t..
? ? a- T >',. r unera! to day
\FW IBRSE1
( iiiiKK. .lohn. J . '.. Oct. 3.
Funers I I .>
GR ?.. Bb ' r-? .. p .
? ?
RAGA! J?ra?y City, Oc*. ?*.
? I Ml ir.KISA.
Titr. vsixini ui4 i i .rrr.Rt
111.1 M l4y .? I i ?il, s : lay .'reliar.
a 4,.s of a a ?is? tor aal?.
pmea. t? Et-M 114 St.. N. *f.