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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1902 2d Sec 17th an. 'S GOSSIP OF fit 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 210 North Msrvine street. Solemn requiem mass at St. John's Church. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

KAPPBS. Suddenly, ou the 21st. Johanna, widow of George Kappes. aged 76 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- ICO RICH I "Sold IS Floradcra Pins In 49 years.

The relatives and friends of the faraily are Invited to attend the funeral ser-ylces. on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. 3710 Market street. Remains can be viewed on Sunday evening, after 7 clock. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.

P-URXS. On the 22d Amelia widow of Isaac T. Burns, in her 64th year. The rela- FREE Presients. Half an relatives and friends of the family, also Integrity Lodge, A.

O. of U. TV. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral serTices. on Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock sharp, at her late r-idence.

433o Factory street, Frankford. Interment private. SCHELL. Suddenly, on the 20th Frederick H. Schell.

son of the late Joseph and Hannah Schell. The relatives and friends of the family, also the Veteran Firemen's Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. 1205 Ponlar street. In- nniy inviie.i to ariena tne lunerai on aionoay. 1 are entirely new, the lntess French novelties, made In four pleees with raised tives and friends Of the family are Invited to I 2 ofclock.

from the residence of her aon.In I Bainbrldge West End Pharmacy. 1000, Baer Snyder. Wharton George C. Keen. I Passyunk, N.

E. Moller's Pharm. 1 Moore Howard E. Thomas. 1 Jackson A.

LeDow Go. 1 Ritner, S. E. John J. Keenan.

1 Lombard Henry C. Eddy 1 South Robert Hare Do Beast. 1 Reed The Soran Pharmacy. 1 Morris Harry Wilkinson. 1 Fitzwater L.

S. Sorber. 1 Federal Chas. H. Dirmitt 1 Wharton, S.

E. Wiliiam Bell. 1 Dickinson, S. E. Wm.

H. Ricker 1 Locust, Amer. Dlst. Tel. Office.

1 South E. H. Richardson 721, Pflaumer Bros. 1 Pine, Charles T. Norris.

I South. S. W. George MoKeown mm city Iuower sprays, Mnlsned in wo colors 01 goia, set with richly cut jeweled atones. They are beauties.

Another agent writes: "They sell like hot cake. Everybody attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 law. Thomas- Watson. 3038 Oakford street. In- o'clock.

from her late residence, Merion Square, ferment at Fernwood Cemetery. Montgomery county. Interment at I. O. O.

F. I KEMPTOX. On November 21. 1902. Margaret mj a x.w i 1.11 rw is 1 ooug uaiuo uu auurcM, wo sena ana 1 rust vou wiiii 16 lTlorodorav Pins, sell a.t each.

When sold send mt thA to Cemetery. widow of the late James Kempton. The rela- 17th st. 17th aw 17th an. 17th ao 17tb an.

17th an 18th an IStb an 18th an 18th an lot a an l'tth an lilth an 10th an 2'ith an 20th an 2oth st. 21st an. 21st an. 21st am 21st st. 21st an.

21st an 22d and iMvip rwra. niaioguo xui wnu Kxmi gives yon J- li Choice Of olai. un i'j, itfuz. Ann. neiovea wife of Thomas Bury, aged 5 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services this Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law. Mr. James Luddv. No. Bartlett-Irwin Wedding Was a Fashionable Event in Local Society Circles J4.i jasper street.

Interment private at Greeu-m unt Cemetery. tives and friends are invited to attend the tennent at South Laurel Hill temetery. funeral on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, from SCHERER. On November 20. 1902.

Albert her late residence, 1934 Pierce street. High husband of Tillie Soberer, and son of Caro-tnass of requiem at St. Thomas Church. In- I line and the late Nicholas Scherer. aged 36 terment private.

years. The relatives and friends of the family KERPER. On November 20. 1902. Anna i re respectfully invited to attend the funeral, widow of John A.

Kerper. The relatives and OQ hl of the family, also W. P. C. C.

Xo. antU fT- Eighth street 107. C. of F. VV.

B. No. 101. and Wll- tni, avenue. Interment private at liam B.

Shade Circle. L. of G. A. are re- x- soectfully invited to attend the funeral, on fcCHLEMBAC K.

On November 21, 1902, Jose-Mondav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the resi- Phine, infant daughter of John and Katie Schlem-deuce of her son-in-law, Mr. William D. Whar- back. The relatives and friends of the family ton. No.

4439 Gratz street. Nicetown. Services respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to be held In Mt. Carmel M. E.

Chnrch at 2 afternoon, from his parents' residence, o'clock. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery. J1' Titan street. Interment at Glenwood On November 22. 1002.

Agnes ter'l- Church Ijindinir Txiwer 1 Carpenter Postal Tel. Cable Co. 1220. Chas. F.

Loper. I Dickinson Julius Wolgemuth. 1 Reed H. i. Groff.

Fenn's Xeck township. Salem county. X. a November 1 lyoz. Samuel H.

Callahan, in vza year, ine relatives and friends of the iniiy axe respectfully invited to attend the bristian I'. P. Schwaemmle. Tasker J. D.

Tavlor. Dickinson. A. LeDow Co. 8th and Noble D.

W. Fleming. 8th and firwn, S. E. L.

L. fcts-khnnse, 8th and Fairmount W. K. Suplee Bro. fcth and Parrish Wertley Co.

lh and Poplar Letiis Trupp. 8th and Girard Charles A. Eckels. 8rh and Oxford W. P.

I.utz. 8th Cumn-iland, N. M. Bradford, M.D. 8th and Huntingdon George Lyons.

8th and Spring Garden. Oatlirall's Pharmacy. flth and Callowbtll, S. Louis Olipbant. Girard American Dist.

Tel. Office. fth and Susquehanna, S. TV. Murry Pharm.

Th and Lehigh, S. E. S. L. Van Buskirk.

9th and Somerset McNeil's Pharmacy. 9th and Indiana ft. K. Peter Stang. 10th and Jiuttonwood.

S. Jacob L. Kolp. 10th and Spring Garden, S. E.

R. GatehelL 10th and Green. S. W. D.

Ford Barr. loth and Je.fferson William .7. Helm. 10th York S. V.

F.dwd. F. Menger. lttft and Vin Griffith's 11th and Green R. R.

Ilesske. 11th and Brown, S. W. cor. Chas.

Kehabinger. 11th and Girard, N. E. cor. Kennedv Piuirm.

11th and S. E. S. A. St-dem.

11th Montgomery. S. Chandler's Pharm. 11th and Berks N. E.

J. Grier Long. 11th and Susquehanna, X. C. W.

EUsper'n. 12th and Vine J. F. Hawk. 12th and Fiurinomit Cnico Drug Co.

12th and Jefferson I). J. Weidner. 12rh and Columbia. J.

R. Elfreth. 12th and Huntingdon E. D. Miebener.

12th and Somerset. S. VV. YVm. McCorkle.

13rb and Vine. N. E. John H. Tuekr.

lath and Brown. N. TV. H. H.

Bos. 13th and Poplar R. R. Ilesske. 13tb and Jefferson B.

D. Balbirnle. 13th and Columbia J. TV. Pe.hin.

X'tth and Iiiair.nnd. S. J. Leedom Kooker. and Iiauphiu.

A. J. and Cambria O. Ford Barr. E-.

2n17. Voss' I'iTnary. Amber and Dauphin. F. TV.

Kreihifprffer. Ann and Edgeniont TO. K. Broad fi-v. American J'ist.

Tel. Office. Broad and Parrish Tyler Walton. Broad and Columnia Harvey A. Fenner.

Broad and England Brcs. Broad Crumble Bros. Broad TVm. .1. Rsumgyrtner.

Broad. 3013. Western f'nion Tel. Office. Broad and Alb-eheny ave Crnmbie Rrs.

Br-. ad Germantown. Chas. A. Eckels.

Gallowhill 310. Ionis I nn--. funeral, on Monday morning next. November MADAM WU HAS RETURNED 22.1 and 23d and 2f.th an 2fifh an 27th an 20th- a mk. 24.

at 11 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law. William W. Somers. Chnrch Land- c. lower fenn township.

Salem coun-N. J. Services at residence. Interment at daughter of Charles and Adaline Klein, nee SCill November 19, 1902. John Wolf, aged 15 years Th relntives and friends I Christian W.

L. Matthews. 1 Federal J. W. Harrigan.

I Oakfiftd. A. LeDow. id Wharton Mess Moore Co. I Wharton J.

TV. Harrigan. road. 603. Holland's Pharmacy.

rerrv Road. Z'-OO. J. Ward Fleifer. Ferry 345.

Louis Rosenetock. 1S12. Harry Mendelson. wu-imi, B.MI jl Aut-iiiii; asa ine iih; etbodist Episcopal Cemetery, Lower Penn's Schnrzer. aged 27 years.

The relatives and 34th an Gray's Grav's Gray's eck, Salem county. N. i. November 20. 1902.

George PRINTING Elaer. son of Joseph F. and Ella H. Carney anl grandson of the late George C. and Mar- Will Spend Several Weeks at Her Seashore Cottage Before Sailing to Join Her Illustrious Husband PRESS WD ga-et H.

Hoffman, in the 34th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are ST PHILADELPHIA North Powelton Powelton Aye. Pbar. to. of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, oh Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence.

1303 North Second street. Interment private at Northwood Cemetery. KOEGEL. On November 21. 1902, George son of Daniel and Regina Goettman, In his 25th year.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Washington Camp. No. 111. P. O.

S. of Manayunk Council. No. 768, Jr. O.

V. A. and Journeymen Confectioner and Cake Bakers Association, are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on lonaay airernoon, at clock, trom tne resi-eace of his parents. Xo. 811 Almond street.

South WE 32d and 3'ith an 3th an 30th st. 40th an 41st nn 43 am! 43d a nr. Interment at Palmer Cemetery. Special to The Inquirer. ox CERES.

On the 21st instant. Anna A. Ceres, beloved daughter of Alfonzo and Emilia Ceres. friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence. 445 North Ninth street.

Interment at Northwood Cemetery. SCULLEY. On November 21. 1902. Anna infant daughter of Michael P.

and Anna M. Sculley and granddaughter of the late John and Ellen De Lury. aged 1 year and 3 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 228 Gerritt street. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.

SHARPLESS. On Eleventh month 18th." 1902. Samuel Sharpless, aged 73 years. Ridatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on First day. Eleventh month 23d.

at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. Marple. Delaware county. Pa. Interment at Media Cemetery.

SHIVELY. On November 19. 1902. Elizabeth, wife of the late Jacob Shively, in her 71st year. The relatives and friends of the family aged 24 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the employes of F. W. Maurer parents' residence. Xo. 4339 Main street, Man- ATLANTIC CITY, N.

Nov. 22. The most fashionable event of the week in local society circles was the marriage of Miss Ella M. Irvin to Elwood 8. Bart-left last Tuesdav.

The ceremonv took on. are respectfully invited to attend tlte ayunk. Services will be held In Bethany Lutheran Church. Roxboroagh. Interment at West (ti funeral, on Tuesday at 7.30 o'clock, from her parents' residence.

811 Ellsworth street. High mass at Our Lady of Good Council's Parrish. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. place at the brides residence and was performed by Rev. Dr.

F. J. Stanley, 44th an 4flth an 47th an 51st an Mst an r.2l ant 2rt ant 52d anc 52.1 54th an fiSth ac 58th an COUGHLIN. On November 22, 1902. Rose wife of John F.

Coughlin and daughter of- minster temeterv. KOEXIG. Suddenly, on Xovember 20. 1902. Paulus.

beloved husband of Mary Koeoig, aged 45 years. The relatives and friends of the family and the societies of which he was a member, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his late residence, 1632 North Fourth street. Interment at Crematory. LEAR. On the 18th inst Anna, wife of pastor.

01 the rirst 1'resbytenan Church. The bride is the dauehter of Thomnson Clearfield Geo. F. east cor. i nomnson Grace and the late Seraphine Defliger.

aged 24 years. The relatives and friends of the family 1 .1. J. Howard. I Lancaster Wm.

C. Ebaugb. 1134 S. C. Henry.

1 Girard Dan M. Harrisi 1 Mantatt TV. A. Rumsey. Fairmount Frank B.

Kirby. Lancaster Red Cross Pharmacy. 1 Lancaster Funk Groff. 1 Lam aster W. G.

Culby. 1 Fairmount Kirble's Pharmacy. I Market Henry B. Terne. 1 Master A.

Bartholomew. Girard Hill's Pharmacy. Haverford. Ross Wagner. Westminster G.

X. Rollard. 1470. Thos. R.

Gosslinger. 1 Pearl Charles Wagner. 1 Girard J. S. Reading.

4 Arch. H. V. Crawford, Vine S. Chas.

H. Riegel. .1 Haverford P. A. Deltrlch.

Vine C. L. Dobson Son. Girard C. C.

H. Klrlin. and Preston. J. A.

Elfreth. int ave. and Union, S. W. Llpplncott.

rd 3620, George W. Izard, 4116. Wm. F. C.

Krans. 0 5237. Robert T. Berry, er ave. and Hamilton, J.

A. Booth, er ave. 3050, Charles H. Cummings. er av.

4161, I. Xewton Smith. Irvin, an attive member of Entre Nous respecttuiiy lnvttea to attena tne lunerai. Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her are- respectiuay invited to attend the funeral I services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at 1 her late residence. 3646 Old Y'ork road.

In-. terment at Northwocd Cemetery. LluL, and a leader in society here. The groom is teller of the First National late residence. Oak Hill, Delaware county.

5Sth an Htgh mass and Interment at St. Charles Church, llyville. STACK EL. On November 20, 1002. Elizabeth, widow of Phillip Stackel, aged 83 years.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Altar and Rosary Societies of frit wrmm Madame Wu Tine-fane, wife of the re -0 imniciiiivr-nir at liniiniilin ir CRAIG. On November 20. 1902 George son PEARL INLAID. of the late Thomas and Margaret Craig. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on St.

Alphonsus' Church, are respectfully invited THIS FULL SIZE VIOLIN tiring Chinese Minister, and her son. Ohao Ralston. Columbia ave. and Belgrade, Siimuel Gerhard. Columbia ave.

and Franklin. Jacob B. Davia. Columbia 1015, J. TV.

Neff. Cumberland 117. Clarence T. Smith. Cumberland and Emerald.

H. C. Ciapham. Tauphin and lawrence Frank H. Cope.

Tiiamond 313. F. E. Himmelwright. Fairmount 1102.

Cbrisititin Schurr. Frankford loi, R. Kinriig. Frankford 1512, C. II.

Dwrer. M. D. Frankford 112S. Hollopeter Pharmacy.

Frankford ave. York. F. F. Fis'-ber.

Fraukford ave. and IIunMngll'jn. John W. Raker. Frankford ave SST, M.

B. Fretz. Frankford 342X. Albert H. Smith.

Germantown ave. and Jefferson. J. B. Ferguson.

Germantown V.C.2. S. R. Engle. Germantown ave.

ami Norris. E. K. Cope. 50th at V-'d anc fi3d am Fairmo Haverf.

H. iverf. Jeffersn I. ancast Eancast to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her son. Monday afternoon, at 2 clock, from the resi AND OUTFIT ay Aisolutely dence of his sister-in-law.

1221 South Twenty- Joseph H. Stackel. High mass at St. Alphonsus' tntru sireet. interment at All.

juoriaa Oiurcn, at a clock. Interment at Hoiv Redeemer Cemetery. GRAIN. On the 20th Leona dansrh- STEIMLE. On November 21.

1002. Vincent er of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Grain, aged 3 ancast Steimle. aged 73 years. Funeral private, from er 4230. Miller Drug Co.

weeks. The relatives and friends of the fam tne residence or nis son-in-law, KoDert Lineman. 1838 Germantown avenue, on Mondav morning, at Lancas' Lancas' Lancast I.ancasi Market Germantown rv. eisner. 9 o'clock.

Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. out tlvSVS-, ily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 2117 Federal street. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. I he ilson Co.

STILES. On November 20. 1902. Marv. widow Wm.

L. Hartzell. Germantown 2V.2. Germantown 2'40, Germantown 272i. Germantown 2Sott.

i CRANE. November 10 1002 John Cr.ine Lewis J. Steltzer. K. N.

Lackey. of the late Charles Stiles, aged 85 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, from hex late resi In his 46th year The ami friends of luii-sizf lonns ana uuiais Without sending us ons -cent of your own mony to get it? If so, lust mail us your name and address and will send you bv Jesse TV. Pechin. Germantown 2000.

dence. ot reoeral street. Camden, N. J. Interment at Hedding Cemetery.

the family, also Reading Railroad Relief Association and employes of Rfledinc Railroad are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, November 24, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, 1623 TVomrath street. Frankford, Philadelphia. Interment at Evergreen Ceme SI ONE. On November 20. 1902.

Edda C. return mail, POSTPAID, 10 of our New Improved Solid Silver aluminum thimbles to sell at 10 cents each, with a package of best quality gold eyed needles to give FK.EE with each thimble to help you sell them quickly. Henry H. Lear, aged 52 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her husband's! residence.

Yardlev. Pa. Interment at Upper i Tinrim. on Monday morning. LEIBFREID.

On November 20. 1902. John G. Leibfreid. In his 75th year.

The relatives and friends of the family, also the Radiant Star Council, Xo. O. U. A. and the employes of Hale Kilburn Association are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 1539 North Twenty-second street.

Interment strictly private, at Monument Cemetery. LINDSAY. On November 21. 1902. Joseph, son of Thomas and Caroline Lindsay and 5randson of James and Margery McKniff and oseph and Bridget Lindsay, aged 22 months.

The relatives and friends of the family ass respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 18 Penn street, Clifton Heights, Delaware county. Interment at St. Charles' Cemetery. No carriages. IJUG HERY.

On November 20. 1002, Frank, son of the late Cornelius and Mary Loughery, in his 38th year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, from Undertaker Moore residence, corner Hector and Harry streets, Conshohocken. Mass at St. Matthew's Church.

Interment at St. Matthew's New Cemetery. McCOY. On the 21st of November. 1902, Bridget McCoy.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday -morning at 7.30 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law. Peter McKenna. 1853 North Ringgold street. Solemn high mass in St. Elizabeth's Church, at i) o'clock.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. McCREIGHT On November 19. 1002, Letitia. wife of the late Charles McCreight. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Third Reformed Presbyterian Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 1 o'clock, at her late wife ofJohnP.

Stone, aged 47 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re. er 44iix, (rattK u. itnni. er 434.

E. A. Perrenot. er 4008, K. Heckler, and Preston.

W. J. Jenks. 3024. Frank A.

Savage. Garden 3205. James R. Kinfloe. Garden 3421.

H. L. Klopp. 1ST PHILADELPHIA South 1 Chestnut, Western Union Tel. Office.

1 Sansom E. M. Piatt. 1 Locust A. H.

Zuillinger. 30, C. X. Morris. 1 Baltimore O.

W. Osterlund. Baltimore E. W. Egel.

1109. Victor C. Roberts. i Woodland Geo. E.

Dahis. 1 Baltimore J. B. Hagenbaeh. 1 Woodland N.

W. H. Umstead. 1 Woodland B. and O.

station, J. swell. 508. Samuel C. Henry, i Woodland Paschall Pharmacy.

mi ISkI Soon es the are sold then mnil us the S2.00 vou for them iinrt wtll send von at one tery. Camden, N. J. Friends can Tiew remains after 8 o'clock P. M.

Sunday. spectfully invited to attend the funeral services ou Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at hus Powelt. Spring Spring WE 30th an 36th an 4oth an 44th St. 46th an 47th ai 47th St. 40th an 51st.

an 5th an 6fth an J. Mi filst st. 71st an. JpfrS ABSOLUTELY FREE tb. elegant full-size Violin and Outfit for your trouble.

These EJ Chaon, have returned from Washington to their Chelsea residence. Madame Wu will spend several weeks here, when she will sail from San Francisco to join her husband in China. Chao Chaon will continue his studies in the Atlantic City High School, until he graduated, after wheh he may enter an American college. Frederick Hemsley, proprietor of the Hotel Brighton, is located at Hot Springs, until after Thanksgiving. He is accompanied by his wife and their daughter, Miss Frances Hemsley.

Alfred J. Royer, secretary to Mayor F. P. Stoy, and secretary of the Atlantic City Press Club, is spending a fortnight's vacation at Pen Argyl, Pa. Mrs.

John C. Benson and her sister, Miss Murray, of Atlantic City, sailed today from New York, on a three months' tcur through Europe. Lieutenant Richard Owens Crip, the United States revenue cutter service, and inspector of the government life saving service in this district, who has been a guest at the Wiltshire, has been assigned to duty on the Pacific coast and left today. Mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge, of Philadelphia, spent a portion of the week here as the guest of Colonel Thomas Potter, Jr.

Germantown At Risine Sun M. Sonntag. Germantown TL sa. N. K.

Slifer, M. D. Girard 3ol. H. C.

F. Kellner. Girard 32fi, C. TV. S'oull.

Girard 5ol. Benjamin R. Faunce. Girard and Susq. Horace G.

Webb. Girard 1W. Alttert A. G. Stark.

M. D. Girard Germantown. G. J.

Holtzhausser. Girard 01.2, Western Cnion Tel. Office. Girard 010. Girard Avenue Pharmacy.

Girard 1021, Georce Kocher. Girard 13ort. R. T. Burton.

Howard and Thompson. J. B. Fersrnson. Pharm.

Huntincdon 2220. Medd Huntingdon TT lo.l Arthur B. Reed. K-usington 2400. Amer.

Hist. Tel. Office. nvp 231. John Maler.

I CLBERTSON. Suddenly, on November 20. 1902. Harrv E. Cnlhertson in the 3Jtli veal- band's residence.

3320 North Twenty-first street. Interment at Hillside Cemetery. nign-graao loiios are inaae wen seasonea Deecn wood in good imitation ot a regular jrja.uu Instrument, they are elegantly polished, fine model, have ebonized keys and pearl inlaid tail his age. The relatives and friends of the November 21, 1902, Ellen wife William A. Stout.

Relatives and piece, eDonizea ponsnea nngr-Doara, iarnisnen wan mu-mze now uouna witn silver wire, box of rosin, nil nieiy enclosed in fancy case. They are strictly high-grade instruments In amily. also Windom Council. Xo. 580, Jr.

O. friends are invited to attend the funeral services. A. M. Caledonia Castle.

No. 221. K. G. are respectfully invited to attend the fit.

ITy7 WRITE TO BAY testers they are all gone. on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the resi- eral. on Mondav afternoon, nt 2 o'clock. Address UNION TRAOSWQ 1844 Unity Building. CHICACoT aenee or ner nustianu, 160 vt narton street, interment private.

TODD. On November 16. 1902. Frederick, from his late residence, 2409 South street. Interment at Mt.

Moriah Cemetery. DALY. Ou November 18. 1902, Mary, widow of Ambrose Daly. The relatives and friends of the family, also League of the Sacred Heart Woodland feter f.

ox. Kenslueton J. Jynupusiu. and Orleans, W. H.

Cliff. Slol. II. C. Ciapham.

Kensincton ave. 72.1 and Baltim Market Market Kensington 3173, Charles P. I-andis. son of the late Frederick and Elizabeth Toldd, tn his 40th year. The relatives aud friends of the family, also the employes of J.

Thompson's Iron Works and Iron Workers' Union Local, No. 15, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 2.30 o'elck, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Jacob H. Kensington pi. are respecttuiiy invirea to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 clock, from her late residence.

261,3 Kant Som ij'hiEh ave 2rao. Thomas F. Monaghan. David H. Ross.

Market Woodla 40O6. K. J. unrton. 3348.

C. J. Biddle. 3062, American Dist. Tel.

Co. 4128, Cnlin's Pharmacy. 3d 4628. E. Stout.

Atlantic City Edge, Atlantic City Press Office. Norris. 25H7. erset street. Twenty-fifth ward.

Solemn requiem 7 VARI GO Ell ui.ibs ii ol. jnno cnurcn. at 10 Clock, interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Hill, 1619 Hewson street. Interment at Palmer Ground.

STRICTUR Norris and Mervine, S. E. II. K. Kalmbach.

Vorris and Caniac, S. W. Chas. Rehfuss. Poplar.

175. American District. Tel. Office. Race 716, E.

TV. Herrmjnn. Richmond 108. James PV E. ioott.

W. E. TIRE. On November 21; 1902. Captain Wil D1ESINGER.

On November 21. 1902. Kate wife of Fjtmimrt T.inetnar Tht rel- LUST MflHHOOD-fj liam Tire, aged 71 years. The relatives and tives and friends of the familv ere renetfollv Every sufferer from stricture, and its offspring. Varicocele, Prostatitis friends, also Hermione Lodge.

No. 700. K. of are invited to attend the funeral, from his invited to attend the fn Richmond Richmond i nomas 25. i.

Howard J. Saeger. 2542. John M. Sharp.

2f02. Thomas Cratsrhead. residence. 1340 East Montgomery avenue. In FREES late residence.

No. 631 Cedar street. Bristol, my aiipruoon, ac ciock, irom ner late resi- Dee. loOT Xnrth Tivpntv-aonii strft Tntr- terment private, at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Colonel ti.

U. Green, of Woodbury, N. 'save a luncheon several davs atro at and Seminal Weekness. should write to the St. James Association, 50 St James Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, forthelr illustrated work showing the parts of the human system involved in I'rethral Ailments, which they send to male applicants, securely wrapped In plain package, prepaid.

Richmond on Monday. 2oth Instant, at 3 clock, in-1 torment at Bristol Cemetery. I iuut private, nt South linrel Hill Ceraotery. I L'l i i. Richmond and Ieliigh Kirhmond rharm.

ULRICH. On November 22. 1902. Valentine. L.t-uu.

vfu Ainert son of Albert unit T.tTrile C. Tlell the Hotel Traymore to a party Cjf friends, who arrived on a special train over the Pennsylvania Railroad. husband of the late Elizabeth Ulrieh (nee Mer- Cut out this coupon, mail it to the St. James Associa Woodbury, N. J.

ker). Due notice from 624 Mifflin street. FRPF TRF filler t'on witn your name andaddress plainly written, they DEUCHAR. On November 20. 1902.

Fannv. VIRTUE. Suddenly, on November 20. 1902, Charles R. Mvers.

proprietor of the Ho lib iifcM mvmm wwwa was WIu send a copy ot their exhanBtive treatise accur ately illustrated tn half -tone, showin? the parts of the male system involved in Crethral Ailments widow of Albert Deuchar. The relatives and friends of the famtlv nr. reaoeetfullv invited William beloved husband of Margaret J. Virtue, aged 32 years. The relatives and friends can view the remains between the hours of 12.3i and 1.3o P.

Sunday. 23d at his late residence, 2025 Parrish streets Funeral aud interment at Wilmington, Del. to attend the funeraf services, on Sunday, 23d at 1 o'clock, at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. Isaac Banks, 1634 Bain-bridge street. Interment private at Mount Mo- tel Rudolf, will reopen that popular hostelry for the coming year on December 20.

Proprietor John i. Gossler will receive guests at the Islesworth after" December ST. JAMES ASSOCIATION 50 St. James Bldg. CINCINNATI, O.

IS a me i Address i nan lemeiery. MoGINLE On November 21, 1902. Daniel McGinley. aged 71 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning.

November 25. at 8.30 o'clock, from his late residence, 4211 Main street. Manayunk. Requiem mass at St. John's Church, at 10 o'clock.

Interment at St. John's Cemetery. McKELVEY. On November 19, 1902. Patrick McKelvey.

The relatives and friends of the family, also St. Mary's Beneficial Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his lata residence. Oak Hill. Kellyvtlle. Delaware county.

Pa. Solemn requiem mass and interment at St. Charles' Church. Kellyville. Chester county papers please copy.

MARTIN. Ou November 21. 1902. John, son of Bridget and the late James Martin, aged 22 years. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morning, at 8.3o o'clock, from the residence of his mother, 1242 South Thirty-third street.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Gabriel's WALLACE. On November 20, 1902. Eliza DEWEES. On November 20.

1902. the eve of Piease send me a coov of vour IWiistrated li, and VV Shaw will resume business for next season at the Hotel Iroquois beth, widow of Thomas Wallace. The rela his sixteenth birthday, of annendicitis. Watson 3 Work upon the Male Sexual System, securely I 111. I I -II II TV.

Dewees. r.I. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at TVesttown Board about March 1. tives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. No.

ing School, at 2.45 P. on First-day. the Three of the most talked of visitors in Atlantic City the past week are members 2122 Sears street. Interment private. Carriages will meet, the 12.40 train frm WARRICK.

On November 19. 1902. Robert Broad Street. Interment, private, at of the University of Pennsylvania football DOUGHERTY. On November 21.

1902. Joseph W. Warrick, aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also Wyoming Lodge. Xo.

6. and Iona Court. No. 1. of Calanth.

K. of are invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 3742 Irving street. Interment at Merion sen of Thomas Dougherty, aged 7 years.

The team, who were guests at the Hotel Ag-new during their stay. They were Quarter-back Dale. Left Half-back Weschler FREE TO relatives ana rrienns or tne ramuy are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his parents' resi Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross and Right End Metzgar. who were under PENNSY'S NEW BRIDGE OPEN Structure at Fifty-second Street Went Into Service at Midnight At midnight last night the new Pennsylvania Railroad steel bridge ever the tracks Cemetery.

dence. 3343 Clearfield street. Falls of Schuylkill. BRANCHTOWN York roid and Mill George C. Homiller.

York ro id and Haines C. L. Bonta. BRIDESBURG Ash anl E. Thompson.

Vandegrlft Price. CAMDEN 2nd and Market McLaughlin's Drug Store. 3d Arch. Camden. X.

E. W. Collins. 5th 1 ederal. Camden, X.

Geo. M. Berlinger. 5th and Elm Justic's Pharmacy. 5th and Benson S.

E. Reed's Phar. 6th and Penu, Camden, X. Wingendere Phar. 6th and Berkley Barrett Bros.

8th and Market S. E. Lehman's Phar. S'h anc Xewton Model Pharmacy. Broadw ay Stevens.

Camden. X. G. L. Geiger.

Kaighn 211. TV. S. Thompson's Pharmacy. CHESTNUT HILL Germai town 8528, F.

P. Streeper. Germai town 8618, Davis Bros. -ALLS OF SCHUYLKILL Ridge i 5107, James C. Perry.

FOX CHASE Fox Ctase, George E. Grockett. FRANKFORD Frankf. 4350, Howard George. Frankf 4520.

Wm. A. Wilgus. Frankford ave. and Sellers.

Central Pharmacy. Orthod. Judd's Pharmacy. Orthod. and Worth O.

H. Sterman, M. D. GERMANTOWN Arinat 351. James J.

Hodil. Boyer 5600, Sands Drug Company. Cheltet 1000. Maurice TV. Bowman.

Chew st. and Chelten A. H. Bolton Son. Chnrch Lane, 311, W.

C. Van Dyke. Germai town 4164, Crumbie Bros. Germai town 4182, A. D.

Forrest. Germai town 4234. William T. Myers. Germai town ave.

and Cayuga, Sweeney's Phar. Germai town K. Fischer. Germai town 4030, Wm. G.

Toplis. Germai town 5100, S. D. Crawford. Germai town and Collom, TVm.

H. Galbraith. Germai town 6117, Henry T. Hayhnrst. Germai town ave.

6640. Pelham Pharmacy. Price 300. Martin B. Schroeder.

Wayne 4544, Wm. H. Galbraith. West helten 6, West. Cnion Tel.

Office GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. O. J. ttetzer.

Ipterment at Westminster cemetery. WE EDWARDS. On the 20th John G. Ed Cemetery. MICHEL.

On November 18. 1902. Christiana, widow of the late George P. Michel, in her 72.1 year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, Celllngswood, N.

J. Interment private at Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Philadelphia. Pa. at Fifty-second street went into service. wards, aged 81 years.

Funeral on Monday morning, at 11.30 o'clock, from his late residence, near Richboro, Pa. Interment at Rich-boro Cemetery. Train for Ivyland leaves Reading Terminal at 9.34. the charge ot Dr. Carl VV llliams, head coach.

Mrs. Richard M. Hartley, of Philadelphia, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. R. T.

Stevens, of Elizabeth. N. have apartments at the Hotel Agnew. Mrs. S.

S. Phoebus, wife of the proprietor of the Hotel Wiltshire, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roberts," at Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

FINLEY. At Sinithville. N. on November MILLER. On November 22.

1002. at her pa 20. 1902. Sarah, wife of William Finley. rents residence.

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MINDT. On November 22. 1002. Frofessor FOG EL. Of Allentown.

on Xovember 22. Carl Mindr, aged Services Tuesday morn ing at 10.30 o'elcck precisely. Interment sttret- 1002. Rebecca Helfrick. wife of the late Thomas Fogel.

aged 81 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited ly private. MOLYXENT. On November 22. 1902.

George WELSH. On NovemJer 22. 192. Isaac Wlsh. aged 87 years.

The relatives and friends of the family ate resiectf ully invited to attend his funeral services, on Tuesday. November 25, at 12 o'clock, at tlto residence of his niece. Mis. N. W.

Coutts. No. 3627 William street. Camden. East Side.

N. J. Interment private, at Colestown Cemetery. WENDEL. On November 20.

1902. Elizabeth Wendel. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. 27o7 West Y'ork street. Interment at Mt.

Peace Cemetery. WEST. Suddenly, on the 22d instant, Captain George S. West, adjutant of the Thini Regiment of New Jersey, iu his 52d year. Due notice of the funeral will be given from his late residence.

106 North street, Camden. N. .1. WILKINS. Ou Eleventh month.

25. 1902. at Collingswood. Henry II. Wllkins.

aged 53 years. Relatives aud friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Second day afternoon. Eleventh mouth 24. at 2 o'clock, from Easton Meeting House. Carriages will meet the 12.25 P.

M. train from Philadelphia at Masonville, N. J. WILLIAMS. On the 20th Albert Winifred Williams, son of Isaac aud Mary Williams, aged 2 years.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services. Sunday morning, at 9.30 o'clock, at his parents' residence, 1243 Harmony street (Thirty-rifth and Wharton streets). Interment at Olive Cemetery. TVOLL. On November 20.

1902. Peter Woll. Molynent. late of Chester. husband of the late Margaret Ann Molynent.

The friends of to attend the funeral services, on Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock precisely, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Uhler. 1825 North MASKED BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN the family are respectfully invited to attend the Broad street, Philadelphia.

turtner services funeral, on luesday morning, at 10 clock on Monday morning at 11.30 o'clock at St. from the residence of his son-in-law. Mr. John Paul Lutheran hurch. Eigtn and vvalunt W.

Boysen. 3120 street. Interment at Chester streets, Allentown, Pa. Allentown papers plsac- Rural (Vmetery. copy.

MORTON. On November 20. 1002. Mrs. Mary Morton, aged 82 year.

The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral FRANKE. On November 19, 1902. Oswald. Richmond and Somerset. C.

O. Peiffer. Richmond and Palmer Ida D. W. Kramer.

Richmond SfitM), Fred S.bwartz. Richmond 4734. Julius Bruhns. Ridge ave. Buttonwwd, L.

P. Bowers' Pharm. Rising Sun lane and Tioga. M. B.

Fretz. Somerset and Reese. S. The Lafferty Pharm. Somers-t 2515, Geo.

SI. L. Bowman. Susquehanna, E. 1427.

Horace G. Webb. Thompson 543. A. Hoch.

Venango 520. Jaiftos Moffett, Jr. Vine 220, Emil Jungmann. Vine 807. Western Union Tel.

Office. York and Marshall G. H. Ischler. York and Douglass.

Finney's Pharmacy. Tork Rd. Venango The Wolfer Pharmacy. NORTHWEST Broad Mont, Western Union Tel. Office.

15th 668. Charles Ouram. 15th and Thompson. S. Russell T.

Blackw'd. 15th and Oxford Francis S. Hughes. 15th and Master C. E.

Kelchner. 15th and Susquehanna Curtis Schofield. 15th and York J. F. Hauck.

15th and Cumberland. James Holt. 15th 275S, Muudell Pharmacy. 15th and Westmoreland W. M.

Rickert. 15tb and Tioga S. TV. E. E.

Wilson. 16th and Brown C. A. Seuuert. 16th and Thompson Charles F.

Wild. 16th and Dauphin. S. E. Batdorff's Pharm.

16th and Lehigh II. Lantz. 16th and Venango Ashmead's Pharmacy. 17th and Mt. Vernon, Care G.

Lorenz. 17rh and Norris CAas. A. Heyl. 17th and Diamond J.

R. Elfreth. 17fh and Susquehanna, N. Edw. T.

Friend. 17th and Huntingdon David J. Reese. 18th and Vine P. Fitch.

ISth 341, C. Carroll Mover. isth 632. R. N.

Bethel. ISth and Master R. J. Stathem. ISth and Jefferson, S.

E. Harry Conover. 18th and Berks John TV. Frey. ISth and Susquehanna.

S. A. X. Lang. 8th and Ouinberland, E.

W. H. Dewees. 10th and Green Wiliiam H. Lacey.

10th 723, J. F. Atkinson. 10th and Diamond, J. V.

Smith. 10th and Dauphin C. Mulock. loth and N. TV.

Charles Z. Bahl. 10th and Cumberland, F. TV. Beaver.

10th and Pacific, Harry M. Campbell. 20th and Cherry. N. TV.

Charles Leedom. 2oth and Ridge Heintzclman Pharmacy. 20th and Columbia TV. J. Pechin.

2oth and Y'ork L. J. Myers. 21st and Mt. Vernon.

S. W. Nelson Fry. 21st. and Vine Climax Pharmacy.

21st and Ridge J. L. I'atterson. 21st and Montgomery Philip Goli. 21st and Master, N.

E. Frank Rose. 21st and Dauphin, X. TV. Thus.

TV. Shore. 21st 3327. C. H.

Ziegler. Lambert Ac Susquehanna J. Harry Scott. 22d and Vine F. G.

Seitz. 22d and Jefferson B. TV. Shannon. 22.1 and Berks Harry Arndt.

22d 2000, D. S. Jeffries. 22d and Allegheny Lachenmayer Pharm. 23d and Callovvhill Pharmacy.

24th and Spring Garden, E. F. Kessler. 24th and Ridge. S.

TV. Fluck Bros. 24th and Xorris Fred E. Genther. 25th and Meredith.

17. Gilbert Ruff. 25th Jefferson. S. TV.

Frank G. Mumma. 2sth and Girard G. E. Mieklev.

Sth and Master. S. TV. J. H.

Masholder. SJsrh and Columbia Green's Drug Store. 20th and Jefferson Monger's Pharmacy- EOth and Columbia Farrow Bros. 20th and Herman G. G.

Xeeiv. 20th and Huntingdon. S.W. Scheubins. With C.

L. Dobson Son. 3oth and Diamond Harry G. Comp Co. 3oth and York, X.

E. Frank 81st and Berks. X. E. The Apple Pharm'y.

31st and Huntingdon S. A. Barwig. 32 and Euclid F. E.

Longshaw. 32d and Diamond Harry E. Jones. 32.1 and Cumberland E. R.

Falloure. Carlisle and Clearfield Kotika's Pharmacy. Columbia 1417, A. D. Tel.

Office. Columbia 1840, Frank C. Kenyon. Columbia ave. 3126.

Willard E. Simpler. Dauphin 1704, C. A. Kitz.

Fairmount 1407, West. Union Tel. Office. Fairmount 2407. H.

F. Seeley. Germantown A. C. Hewitt's drug s'e.

KirigK ave. ami Brown. Hoffecker Klinger. Kbige 1007. West.

Union Tel. Ofiice. Ridge 2304. A. D.

Tel. Office. Berks 2335. Whitaker Pharmacy. sen of Rudolph and the late Bertha tranke.

services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at This bridge now carries all trie westbound main line and Schuylkill Valley passenger trains. The object of thus carrying these trains over the other tracks, where they were formerly operated, is to do away with all danger of collision with freights were the lines crossed and to facilitate the speed. Now all freight tracks below the bridge are free, the east-bound Easenger trains not crossing them. The ridge will carry west-botmd passenger trains exclusively. The new station at Fifty-second street being below the bridge, access to the train platform is had by way of an easy iron stair.

St. Clement's Church Celebration The Feast of its Patron Saint is now being celebrated by the congiegation of St. Clement's Episcopal Church, at Twentieth and Cherry streets. The services began last evening and will be continued to-day, when low masses will be offered at 7, 8, 9 and 9.1. o'clock in the morning.

The solemn high mass," with procession, will be sung at 11 o'clock this morning. Rev. Father Ward will be the celebrant; Rev. Father Quinn, deacon, and Rev. Father McClenthan, sub-deacon.

Rev. Father Sar-geant, of the Society of the Holy Cross, will preach the sermon. In the evening solemn vespers will be sung and Father Sargeant will preach. tne residence ol tier nepnew. Mr.

Lot Morton. aged 47 years. The relatives and friends of tie family, also Court Elm Tree. Xo. 58.

F. and and employes of Pennsylvania Bottling aud Supply Company are respectfully Invited No. 1108 South Fifty-ninth street. Interment at Fernwood cemetery. Express Cars Cut Off From Others and Safe Blown Open With Dynamjte and Looted MULLEN.

On Xovember 20. 1002. Edward to attena xne luuersi ou ouuuuy nuerauuii. ai r. I he relatives and friends of the clock, from his lather residence, lout ramuy are respecttuiiy invited to attend tb Germantown avenue.

To proceed to Seventh Street M. E. Vault. FREED On the 21st Instant. Helen Freda.

funeral, on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law. James Dohorty, 426 Lamlierton street. A high mass of requiem at the, Church of the Sacred Heart. i aged 7o years. All his relatives and friends DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov.

Train d.iughter of Joseph D. and Lena L. F'reed, aged 5 weeks. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her grandmother. Mrs.

Eliza a clock, interment at t. John Cemetery. MF7NN. On November 22. 1002 Joel A.

No. 11. west-bound, on the Rock Island Munn. aged 83 years. The relatives and friends road, the regular St.

Joseph and Kansas beth B. Freed. No. 3607 North Sixteenth street, of the family, also Sixth Ward Republican are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock precisely, from his late residence. 2414 North Howard street.

Funeral services at St. James' German Lutheran Church, Third street and Columbia avenue, at 2 o'clock. Remains can only be viewed at the residence. Interment private, at Mount Vernon Cemetery. WOLLER.

On Xovember 20. 1902. Peter Woller. aged 70 years. The relatives and Club of amden.

N. are respectfully In Tioga. Interment private at Ivy Hill Cemetery. City express, was held up at 11.30 clock vited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday." 25th HOLMESBURG 8100 F-ankford Thornley's Pharmacy. MANAYUNK Cressoi Gay, Manayunk, Elmer T.

Reutzel. Main and Cotton. Manayunk. Walker Mann. Ridge ave.

and Green lane. Wm. M. Morrison. OVERBROOK 63d an I Overbrook Theo.

Campbell. Lancaster 6235. Cohen Bros. TACONY Loneshve and Hagerman, William H. Gerhard.

Longshire and Tulip D. F. Slade. PA. William H.

Vandegrlft. WILMINGTON, DEL. Wilmii gton Morning Xews Office. WISSINOMING Howel and Ditinan Xorman Burt. GENNIS.

On November 20. 1002. Nicholas. last night three mi'es west of this city by son of Peter and Georgianna Gennls, native cf Calamata. Greece, aged 21 years.

Interred masked bandits, who cut off the express instant, at ciock. irom nis son-in-law residence. Harry G. Green. 416 Pine street.

Camden. N. ,1. Remains can be viewed on Monday evening, between 8 and 10 o'clock. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.

friends of the family are resjieotfully invited to and baggage cars, forced the engineer to In Mt. Morlan cemetery on aaturaay mrternoon, November' 22. from northeast corner of and Pine streets. attend the funeral, on Monday, at 1 clock, from his late residence. 2414 North Howard GARRISON.

-On November 20. 1902. Joseph run two miles up the track, blew up the through express safe with dynamite and escape with their booty. The amount is MURPHY. On November 21.

1902. William Patrick, son of William and Annie Murphv. aged 2 years. The relatives and friends "of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from not known, but as this train generally car Tuesday. November 25, has been designated Garrison, son of Martha and the late William Garrison, aged 47 years.

Funeral private on Sionday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of J. Wesley Bowen, 1018 South Second street. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. GILLIBRAND. On November 20.

1902, Catharine wife of William Gillibrand, In her 49th year. The relatives and friends of the family are resnectfullv invited to attend the funefal nis parents ret-iuence. street. Inter ment at New Cathedral Cemetery. street.

Funeral services at the 'Evangelical Lutheran St. James Church. Third and Columbia avenue. Remains may be viewed at the residence. Interment at Mt.

Vernon Cemetery. WOOD. On November 20, 1902, Maud, daughter of Frank and Mary Wood, aged 17 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 1.15 o'clock sharp, from the residence of her parents. 1221 Poplar street.

Interment at Hillside Cemetery. Train leaves Ninth street and Columbia avenue at 2.41 o'clock. YEAGER. On November 19. 1902.

Henry C. Yeager. aged 76 years. The relatives and la nt the family are resnectfullv invited by the Hoard of Manatters of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Philadelphia Conference. M.

E. Church, as annual donation day at the Deaconess Home. 611 Vine treet. NICHOLSON. On the morning of November 21.

1902. Neheminh R. Nicholson, beloved hus- oami oi r.veime j. nee Hamilton aired 54 years. 1 month and 12 davs.

The rr.i on Sunday. Xovember 23, at 2 o'clock, from the MAIJIIAGE LICENSES ISSUED residence or her orotner-in-iaw, air. stnt-ford. 1912 Berkshire street, Frankford. Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

tives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon. November 24. 1902. at 2 o'clock, from the family residence, southeast corner of Front and Pearl streets. Camden.

N. J. Remain! Altina er, George 8., and Florence G. Spangler, GLASS. On November 20.

1902. William Glass. The relatives and friends of the family may be viewed on Sunday afternoon. Inter a re jrespectiuiiy invitea to attend tne lunerai, on Afenrinv morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from bta lnte New Life to Weak Hen. residence, 108 Cuthbert street (formerly Coomb's alley).

High requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross ries a heavy shipment it is presumed the sum was considerable. The passengers were not molested. The police forces -of Davenport, Moline and Rock Island, together with the corps of railroad detectives, are on the trail.

According to different reports there were twelve or fifteen in the gang. The (rain had just passed through Rockingham when the engineer saw a red lantern on the track and brought bis train to a stop. Am he slowed down two robbers sprang on the footboard of the engine and covered him and the fireman with revolvers. While the engine crew was thus kept quiet others of the gang menaced the crew and passengers in the coaches. One of the bandits uncoupled the express and baggage ears from the rest of the train and then the engineer was ordered to pull out.

iuun, u. xaeiimau, auu l-'eua xiuoisn. Bell, ohn. and Louisa Dickel. Blees, Charles and Martha Gehrung.

Cloher y. Mark, and Annie McGroarty. Coady, Joseph and Mary G. Dean. Cooke.

Edward and Alice T. White. Davis. William, and Hattie M. Strahan.

Goodwin. Arleigh. and Agnes Porter. Harney, Howard and Maude Steele. Kt.ycs Michael and Johanna Houlihan.

Henry Frank, and Harriet Ward. Hitch, ns. irvin. and Mary Smith. Holdway.

William and Bertha M. Carman. Hoove Walter and Eva M. Fogan. Cemetery.

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GLISSOX. Suddenly, on wovemDer ZO. 1902, Simon S. Glisson. husband of Annie Glisson.

aged 57 years. The relatives -and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at bis late residence. No. 1322 South Paxson street. to attend the funeral services on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence.

2234 Master street. Interment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery. VODER. On Thursday. November 20, 1002, Ida, beloved wife of Ulysses G.

Y'oder 33 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. 1226 Rising Sun avenue. Services at Grace Reformed Church, at Eleventh an(J Huntingdon streets, at 2 P. Tuesday afternoon.

Interment private at Northwood Cemetery. YOUNG. On November 21. 1002. Millie Y'oung.

aged 26 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday at 1 o'clock, at her brother's residence. Mr. William Bocherer, 2866 North Lawrence street. Interment at Northwood Cemetery.

ment at Ariincron cemetery. NOLL. On November 19. 1902. Peter, the son of Peter J.

and the late Barha Noll, aged 22 years. The relatives and friends of the family, also employes of Bloomthall. Bro. Local Union Nn. 110.

Clothing Union, are snectfully Invited to attend the funertl, on Sunday, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence loiiM West Venango street. To proceed to Northwood Cemetery. O'ROURKE. On- November 20. 1902.

Edward son of Lawrence and the late Catharine O'Rourke. in the 22d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, at his father's residence. No. 2227 Pearl street.

Hlsh mass at St. Francis Xavier Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Cemeterv. PALMER. On November 21.

1902. Walter Palmer, in bis 39th year. The relatives and Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. Old Men Made Young Again Weak Men Find Old-Time Strength and Power of Youth. GRAY.

On November 20. 1902. Catharine. wife of Alexander Gray. Huggs William M-, ami Ella R.

Holland. Labre. William and Clara Yeager. Leonard. Jacob and Reliecca Harris.

Iiugh in, James and Louise Turner. M.titii Alfred H. and Clara L. Ludwig. Hugh McC, and Mary Kelse.

M'-Int'Te, Ira and Catherine Pfister. A patient sutterer at rest. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monnay morning, at tn' ciock. trom her ushand residence. 1333 Ellsworth street.

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Thomas and Mary Persong. Patrick, and Sallie Hughes, John, and Ellie Wardal. r. William, and Mary E. Manniece.

John, and Mary Mcllale. Robert and Mary E. Haney. Miller Sei.iel Stiles, Taskei Toohe; TVaike TValV.i Wallii Ward. hood, ana nave given up in aespair, tne loiiow-tns messaze cornea as a most blessed Dromise.

word Sundays 2 (fhristina the daughter of Robert and Ju-1 lia Gntenberger. aged 9 months and 16 davs. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Cemetery Lots. 1 cent cents a word Daily. Thi new discovery restores all men who Buffer Well Sunday, at 1 ciock.

rrom ner parents residence, 9139 Arizona street. To proceed to ei Harry c. ana Bertha -M. Kocketeiier. 1.

George, and Laura Moore. 3S friends are invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday afternoon, at 1.30. from the residence of his father. Thomas Palmer, at Palmer's corner. Providence road.

Interment at Media Cemetery. PELL. On the 21st Irene Josephine, the wife of William W. Pell, and daughter of William and the late Julia Coldwell, aged 24 vears. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Monday, at 2 o'clock, from the office of W.

H. Battershy, undertaker, 3748 German-town avenue, above Broad street. To proceed to Evergreen Cemetery. f. J.

Interment prl- TVh -aura-: Greenmount Cemetery. Wiley David and Anna P. Gerr. Vitko'ski, Julius, and Janina Lebiedzinska. HAINLEN.

On November 18. 1902. Henrietta. IS YOUR HOME PROTECTED? Two miles west of Rockingham there is a sfretch of heavily timbered country, and in this the engineer was ordered to stop. The bandits blew up the through safe with dynamite, using an extremely heavy charge.

The noise of the explosion was heard in Davenport. After wrecking the safe, the robbers mounted the engine and ran down the track. It was reported that they left the locomotive at a small station called Buffalo, and escape in the darkness. The train vas the fast west-bound express which left Chicago at 6.0 last night and which runs through to Fort Worth. Texas, via St.

Joseph and Kansas City. Splinter Caused Physician's Death widow of George Hainlen. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 1 o'clock, at let late residence. 1815 North Ettlng street. MARRIED A RARE CHANCE to get a first-class cemeterv lot in Mt.

Moriah. Lot No. li. Section 5: contains 2o0 feet: Lot No. 17.

Section 5. contains 4(iO feet; located right at the front entrance; you can have 200 or 600 feet: also Lot No. 65. Wall Section. 500 feet.

Samuel Moore, 46 North Fourth street. SOMERTON HILLS CEMETERY PRIVATE station grounds. Bound Brook Division. Reading H. 30 minutes from Terminal; lots all sizes and prices; no extra charge for care of lots; free transportation to lot viewers.

City Oftice. 201 Stephen Girard Bldg. Interment German Lutheran. The greatest home protector of this age ROYAL ARCANUM 2r0.Q00 Homes are under-its Guardian T-Hre. There is room for you.

Its rates are most eiiirable. fall tr write. 1001 Betz Building. SCH 1'TZ MAGEE. On July 15.

1902. by Rev -IS1 HICKS. On November. 20, 1902. Anna E.

Howat Tranz. Mr. P. Irving Sehutz to Miss Gertrude C. Magee, both of Philadelphia, Fa.

I 'A ijf -ill I TV wife of Harry H. Hicks and daughter of Washington and nV late Ellen Mar Rice. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday. November 24. at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law.

A. M. Hicks. No. r-750 North Fifteenth street.

Interment at South Laurel Hill Cemetery. mm i DIED FOR FINELY LOATED CEME-tery lot in a first-class cemetery: easy, oulg term payment. 7ti. Inquirer office. L.

On Xovemler 19. 1002, Elizabeth wife of John TV. S. Abel, aged 70 years. elatives aud friends of the family are On Wednesday.

November 19, 1002, Mabel, daughter of William and Jennie Hig- III ABI Abel. The respec vices, her li COMMISSIONER ACTING Tmmizration Commissioner John J. P. A A cfully invited to attend the funeral ser-ou Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at te residence. No.

42 Queen street. In- CEMETERY LOTS TWO IN HILLSIDE CEM-eterv. most desirable section, for sale. HARRY LOWER. 2146 East Susquehanna avenue.

glns. In her 21t year. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from her parents' residence, 3420 1 Some time ago Dr. William Price; a well-known physician in the northeastern section of the city, ran a splinter into the palm of his right hand. Blood poisoning developed, and Dr.

Price died at 2 o'clock I I it at Northwood Cemetery. termet Rodgers making an exhaustive investigation to determine, if pos-ibc. whether H. On November 20. 1002.

William, bus LOT FOR SALE in Hillside Cemetery, cheap. Cigar store, N. E. corner 22d and Callow-hill streets. of Catherine Bach (nee Sinn), aged 53 unrun street, lacony.

Kequiem nigh mass at St. Leo's Church. Interment at St. Dominic's The relatives and friends of the tamilv Cemetery. vesterdav morning at the Lpiscopal Hos of the Butcher Beneficial Society, Yearly Oakdale Beneficial Association PETERSON'.

On November 21. 1902. Amy Elizabeth, beloved wife of J. Frank Peterson, and daughter of Sarah A. and the late Frederick Doggett.

relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to- attend the funeral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her husband's residence, northwest corner Fifth and Wolf streets. Services at St. Elizabeth's Church. Sixteenth and Mifflin streets. Interment private, at Mt.

Moriah Cemetery. PRICE. On November 22. 1902. Thomas Price.

M. D. Due notice of the funeral, from his late residence. 2617 Bridge street, Bridcf-burg. Philadelphia.

RANDALL. Suddenly, on November 20. 1902. Thomas Randall, aged 73 years. The relatives and friends of the family, nlso all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to attend the funeral serviees.

on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock precisely, at the residence of his son-in-law. Dr. W. V. Ruff, 742 North Fortieth street.

Interment private. REDFIELD. At Woodbnry. N. on November 20.

Ella Graham, wife of George G. Kedtield and daughter of the late William C. Graham. The relatives and friends of the familv are invited to attend the serviees at 71 Wallace street, on Monday, at 1 o'clock P. M.

Interment private. RICKARD. On November 20. 1902. Ellen widow of John L.

Rickard. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 12 o'clock, at the lesidence of her brother-in-law. Mott, 1649 North Twentv-tbird street. Inter- 1 i tv I Pometerv pital. The deceased was born in this city BAt band years, also Xo.

1 Apolh spot tf Sunda 4510 ssive Yearly Beneficial Association FOR SALE-LOT. FERNWOOD CEMETERY. Apply 3012 Emerald St. LOTS FOR SALE. CHEAP.

IN NORTHWOOD Cemetery. Inquire 1383 Ridge ave. HCELSCHER. On November 21. 1902.

Joseph, beloved husband cf Theresa Hoelsehor (nee Kitten). Due notice of the funeral will given, from his late residence. 2323 North Third street. HOFFNER. On November 18.

1902. Annie. nrowu vwmam iee. Callowhill 1023, A. D.

Tel. Office. Clearfield and Carlisle. Kotika's Pharmacy. Ridge 2445.

Carl D. S. Fruh. SOUTHEAST 2d 300, Ernest Walter. 2d 336, Wm.

H. Hickman. 2d 710. George W. Ewiug.

2d 1020, Dr. William DeTker. 2.1 and Wharton G. TV. Rolland.

2d and Dickinson, X. E. Dickinson Pharm. 2d 1820. East End Pbarinacv.

3d and Morris rteiui'a Drug Store. 3d and Suyder H. Swain. 3d and Monroe, X. TV.

P. Rovino. 4th and Monroe J. D. Love.

M. D. 4th and Wharton, Harrv Swain. 4rb 1S12, Keller. 4th and Wolf Sullivan Richardson.

5th and Spruce, X. E. Jacob Eppstein. 6th 614. B.

Beerger. Mh 1114, Western Union Tel. Office. oth and Fitzwater sts L. Cohen.

5th and Jueen, J. Goldhaber. 5th and Wharton West Pharmacy. 5th and Dickinson Leo A. Russ.

5th and Tasker. S. E. George D. Jones.

6rh and Lombard George S. Seldes. 6th and Reed X. E. W.

t). Hall. 6th and Dickinson. J. A.

Boruemau. 6th and MeKean, X. E. E. W.

Robertson. 6ih and Snyder. S. E. S.

B. Davis. 7th and Piue. X. E.

Geo. Slonimsky, M. D. 7th and Wharton E. J.

Lubin. 7th and Reed X. K. Xeff's Pharm'y. 7th and Morris Johu K.

Wit tel. 7th and Snyde- Robert U. Funk. 7th 2230. A.

P. Charlton. 8th 124, American District Tel. Office. 8th and Catharine.

X. E. Italio-Amer. Pharm. 8th and Wharton G.

B. Wiuebrenner. 8th and McKean. S. C.

TV. Petzelt's Pharm. 9th and Lombard Wm. Proctor. Jr.

9th and Catharine Bochmauu's Pharmacy. 9th and Pickinsou Edward Ben. 9th and Wolf S. B. Davis.

10th and Catharine Barber Pharmacy. loth 921, William Fadden. loth 1514, John P. Frey. lorn 2ol2.

J. C. Peacock. 10th and Reed R. P.

Wilkinson. 11th and Locust A. F. Pollard Co. 11th and Pine Gladstone Pharmacy.

11th and Carpenter, S. E. J. E. O'Danlel.

and Pine Rehfuss Pharmacy. and Christian Henry Xclte. 12th and M. Kean Wiliiam H. Diebert.

12th and Wolf. X. TV. shock's Pharmacy. 13th and Fitzwater.

U. Gilbert Ruff. 13th and Whartou John J. Bender. 13tb and Dickinson L.

S. Ilenkel. 13th and Morris. X. W.

E. II. Feinbold. Broad and Wahiugton W. U.

Tel. Office Broad and Eilworth. The Ed. Proton Jr Ph Broad ae.i Dickinson A. Musson.

Broad and Tasker Aug. W. Duva! Dock Xu. 1. A.

D. Telegraph Office. Passynnk ave. and Moore, J. Lawson Croihers.

SOUTHWEST 15th and Locust A. T. Pollard Co. 15th and Christian Geo. p.

Scheelhle. 15lh and Dickinson, F. Florman, W. an. I asker Union Co.

15th and Moore 1. P. Frey. loth and Snyder S. Iv Monte Cross.

loth and 1'assyuuk Phil C. Foehl 15ib 2147, TV. E. dine. 15th and Bitter J.

J. email's Pharmacy 16th and Piue Olt Xicoud. 16th and Lombard. J. B.

Cook. loth 526. Harry M. Minions. and Wharton Charles TV.

HolloAelL 16th and Tasker T. P. Frey. 16th and Morris William B. Stcinmetz.

16th and Rituer, X. TV. Altert S. Erney. 'Tib and South li.

B. Morse. in 1844, and he was a graduate of Jefferson Hospital. A number of years ago he Senate. No.

6. Order of Sparta, are invited to attend the funeral, on v. at 2 clock, from his late residence, located in Bridesburg, where he built up a. wife of Andrew Hoffner. The relatives and Laird street, below Westminster avenue large practice.

He conducted two drug friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday, at 3 o'clock, from her Philadelphia. Interment private. KATf On November 20. 1902. Alice stores in Bridesbure and one at Frank West BAI Barks amili late residence.

2229 North Fourth street. To m. The relatives and friends of the ford. Dr. Price was vaccine physician of proceed to ault.

Susquehanna avenue and are respectfully invited to attend tb 1. on Monday morning, at 8.30 o'clock funer; from the Iwenty-third and lwenty-hith wards a number of years prior to his death. He her late residence, northeast corner Taney Blamed a Fortune Teller A fortune teller is blamed for the trouble in the family of James Lilly, of 1715 North Hancock street. Lilly, after becoming ill, consulted a fortune teller, who told him that he would never recover. Since then, he says, ill luck has pursued him, mth streets.

High mass at t. Patrick and Ciiurc was a member of the Philadelphia Emer- i. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Chief ot Staff, State Institute cencv Corps, the Countv Medical Society XER. On November 20.

1002. Sadie A RO daugh and other prominent medical organizations. with any form of sexual weakness, resnltlag from youthful folly, premature loss of strength tor of Elizabeth and the late John Bon-Tu relatives and friends of the family, modality of St. Thomas Aquinas, are rc nei. also Dr.

Price was one or the organizers of the i aud in consequence of hi9 alleged failure to Younz Republican Club of the Twentv- ullv invited to attend tne lunerai. on ana memory. we imn, varicocele or emaciation of parts. It glvea the uannth. strength rho sitectt Tuesd iv morning, at 8 o'clock, from her mother ROTENBERGER.

Died on November 20, 1902 i support his family, his vrife, Kate, Buried at Tnunhauersville November 24. Friends lives at 2105 Adams street, had him fifth ward, and was -one of its officers at- ar ace. No. 1518 South Nineteenth street the time of his death. ana reiarives rvi-inrv-iun m.in-u i io a.

ju. any of the women captured lnursoa night's raid had been recently imported from Europe. Mr. Rodgers' interviews with the prisoners were not wholly satis-factorv. Most of the women swore positively thit they were either born here or had been in this country for years.

One girl was tripped into an admission that may lead to her deportation. The case is now under investigation. "While we make every effort to prevent the importation of women for this traffic, it is possible that in a large port of entry like New York some of them might slip through," said the Commissioner. "'In many cases the women are told in advance just what to say to the inspectors when they reach port. This makes detection more dilficult.

If I find anything here to warrant me in doing so, I will report the matter to Washington. Up to date I have nothing to report." Many of the men who the police say were ringleaders in the vice syndicate, have been released on bail. The women were less fortunate, and most of them have been taken to Moyamensing Prison. While the detectives assert that they will be able to point positively to the ringleaders in the nefarious trade, they are giving nj hint as to the nature of their evidence. District Attorney Weaver will take hold of the case on Monday.

Much girl was trapped into an admission that Krauskopf and his associates. high mass at St. Thomas Aquina reside Solera Churc noT'SE On Novemiier 21. 1002. Mr.i i at 9.30 o'clock.

Interment at Holy Cross ery. P. S. P. C.

Donation Day 'YER. On November 21. 1002, Paul Hancock street. ULOLL. On November 1902.

Peter, son of Peter J. and the late Barba Holl. aged 22 jears. The relatives and friends of the familv, also the employes of BUxmitball Brother and Local Clothing Union, No. 110, are re-HPectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, on Snndav.

at 3 o'clock, from his late residence. Vst Venanjo street. To proceed to North-wo'id Cemetery. HUMPHRIES. On November 21.

1902, John Humphries, husband of Lydla Humphries. The relatives and friends of the family, also Mis-pah Circle, No. 14 tB. U. of HF.I.

and Tennv-son IiOdge, No. 3S2. Sons of St. George, are re-tpeetfullv invited to attend the funeral on Mondav afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his lato residence. 3176 Jasper street.

Interment private at Greenwood Cemetery. KALLAS. On Novemiier 19. 1902. Matilda, daughter of Carolina and the late John Kallas.

The relatives and friends of the family, also Star of Hope Lodze, No. 5, O. S. O. Pin-kerton Temple, No.

31. L. of G. E. and the members of the Nazereth German Church, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her mother's residence.

3266 Webb street. Services at above chnrch at 3 o'clock precisely. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. KANE. On the 21st Henry, beloved r.

Tne relatives and friends are invited The Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty will hold its annual end the funeral services on Sunday even 9 o'clock, at 3630 North Broad street and development Just where is needed, and cures at once all the ilia and troubles that come of years of misuse of the fan. lions, for it has been an absolute success In ail cases. A simple request to th State Medical Institute, 1789 Elektron Building. Ft. Wayne.

will bring yoo one of these free trial packages, in a plain wrapper, without any marks to identify Its contents or where it comes froni. The Institute has had so many inquiries from men who are unable to leave home or their business to be treated, that It has perfect')d this splendid home treatment and sends it in free trial packages to all parts of the world to show Just how easy and simple it is to be tared at home of nT sexual weakness when this marvelous new lent at Tamaqna. on Monday, train leav- ading Terminal at ro.a a. ai. donation day nest Wednesday, November 2(5.

The society has for its purpose the On November 22, 1902. Jnnatha Ceme UO att ing. i Inten leg BIV Boyd, fro ni West BRi J. Br both and 1 Due notice of the funeral will be given u.s iaie i. smrmr, u-jiff uiaja avenue.

protection and care of small children who are homeless or whose domestic surround- raigned yesterday in the Central Police Court. The accused husband told the story about the fortune teller, but he was held in $300 bail, nevertheless. Hearths Closed by Lack of Coal Five hearths at the ilidvale Steel Works have been shut down owing, it is stated, to the scarcity of soft coal caused by the freight blockade at Pittsburg, and, as a consequence, several hundred men employed on the day and night shifts are idle. It is hoped to have the hearths in operation by the latter part of this week. By the payment of high prices the Pencoyd Iron Works obtained coal and prevented the closing down of a portion of the plant.

Philadeipnia. onlv clfild of Thomas and Belinda Rouse, aged 4 months. The relatives and friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her parents' residence. 3043 Lawrence street. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery RYAN.

On November 20. James, husband of Rose Ryan. The relatives and friends of ihe family are respectfully invited to attend the fnueral. on Tuesday morning. at 7 30 o'clock, from his late residence.

637 Cantrell street. Mass of requiem at Our Ladv of Mt Carmel Church. Interment at Cathedral Cenifr terv. RYAN. On November 21.

1902. Mary, daughter of James and Emma Ryan, aged 8 years. The relatives and friends of the familv are re-siK-ctfully invited to attend the funeral, on Mondav afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her parents" residence. No. 2532 South Clarion street.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. SARNIG. On November 20, 10O2. Jacob husband ot Sarah Sarnig, aged ines have become harmful. The work of MIKES.

On November 21. 1902. George likes, infant son of George H. and Eliza-Brookes, aged 9 months. The relatives the society i.s ereatlv handicaDDed bv lack of and contribution or mrmev will riends of the family are respectfully lu sexual discoviry is employed The Institute to attena tne innerai services, on Mou be received by the secretary, Richard makes no restrictions and any man who write 2 clock, from the parents resident Keystone street.

Wissinoming. Pa. In Moore, at the office of the uociety, 'lYl "1 receive by man a tree trial of this Ti-o TVvnatlc derful remedy absolutely free. Those who write hushaud of Sarah Kane, of arrantempie. nun nt private at Greenmoiuit Cemetery.

vited day. 5001 ternn -BR. wife of tb tv Derry. Ireland, aged 3i years. The rela- hj, V.N.

ln November 20. 1902. Clara L. ing or shoes, new or partly worn, will also be welcome gifts. of the late Albert F.

Brown and daughter 1 No. SI, A. O. are respectfully Invited to i late Richard and Catharine B. Halj, aged attend the funeral, on Monday, November 24.

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