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New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
OBITUARY.
IOHN ?. CRANFORO.
Francisco

John P Crawford whose death was announcer
IN The Tribune on Tuesday. was exceptlohalis
well known throughout the country in the asphdiI
paving business
Mr. Crauford's death was due TO pneumonia fie
was horn in Newfoundland in 1924 ana caIns u
New-York at the age Of twenty. For tnAF'S
years he was prominent contractor in BROOKLYN
He laid the first oituminous street pavement ~ t--
United States about thirty years ago in BROOKLYN
and afterward laid many of the streets and pave
7oents IN Prospect Park. Later, when the use OF
coal tar was given up and u substitution WIS AiaI0
OF asphalt he laid practically the hrsI asPns1'-
payemeuts in New-York City. Boston, BuHa4o'
washington Columbus. Chicago. Denver and San
Francisco.
Mr. C-anford also built many Of the present
waterworbs of Brooklyn, and subsequently en-
Iarged the system by means Of driven wells. Z 0F
ten years he made speciality OF sewer cols'i uC
ton and associated with David Valentine OF
Brooklyn put in many hundred thousano uoiiaiS
worth of sewers IN that city His DrotheT' VIM
afterward started in business in Washington mas
laid nearly P hundred miles Of the asphaIt pave
ments In the national capital The Two oroL44eIS
always declined to merge their business with the
asphalt trust Mr.. Crawford was at the heao o.
the Crawford Company. with offices IN the Me-
chanics' Bank Building. IN Brooklyn
Twelve wears ago he retired with fortune and
moved 20 Wakefield, in The Bronx. where ne Duul
2 large house surrounded by large grounds. He
leaves seven children-four sons and three daugh-
ters. His sons have succeeded him in business He
was a member of the Hamilton, MontaUk and
the metropolitan Museum of Art the ZooioglcaiI 9gi
Society and Of Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
The funeral is TO be held this morning at Il
o'clock the home OF his son. r. L. SralI+VLu
No 479 Clinton-aVe.. Brooklyn Dr.. LORD, OF %
iumbia College, win conduct the service. The
burial will be in Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
REQUESTS TO HEBREW CHARITIES.

The will of Leopold Sinsheimer filed for
probate in the Surrogate's Office yesterday A
trust fund created S25O000, out OF which an
n,iries are o be paid certain brothers, sisters
cousins and nephews for life. Mrs. sinsheimer IS
10 receive $4,000 a year until her death or mar
riage when the principal OF the fund is to be d.
vided between the children. who are residuary
legatees.
The following charitable beGuests made
81 900 each 10 the United Hebrew Charities the
Educational Alliance Mount Sinai Hospital He
brew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum, and the
Montehore Home and $500 each 10 Lebanon Hos
y,+sI young Mems Hebrew Association, the So
ciety for Ethical Culture. Mount Sinai Training
school for Nurses the Association for the I'm
movement and instruction Of Deaf Mutes, the
Home for Aged and Inhrm Hebrews. the Hebrew
rTeehnicsl INSTITUTED the Hebrew Free School As
sociafion and tae Sanatoriun for Consumpuves.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
DIED.

cAsERox-on Tuesday EeoyqaEy at st s tRs
ss,qeaSs Of 5i hsF E widow Of the Alexander
Cameron Of Bangor Ne N sss W ga sanEor and aroos
took papers please copy
CARPENTF.R-At Namarpneck- \ Z. second month month
services viii be held late residence at 1se p m
seventh day second ol[ tr - 1ole train ron Grand
Central Central Depot.
Mopaa & 1535y 65 as GrahsoT hs TsiasnS S s:
79h wear Of age Funeral service al me residence
Fuiton-st Brooklyn THURSDAY az II a m IN n
tsrrnent ar convenience OF the 1aflAy' h-iA-'' o-
cRoss-oren W Gross formerly Of ev-York Februa-y
g. at Wala Walla. State OF Washington OF DFoncn@-
pneumonia
HA3EssF9as4y HAYES FaRe3a at Grace rSa Thurs
day morning. February 5. al II O'Clock.
= 4s8 tE4 E7a cEft0p ar II ocIoe at a ssr
late residence No 50 south Highland ave- oSs"s'
Hartey. wife Of Alyoddin T IN her 18th year
Funeral services viii held her late residence No
ary at II a m Relatives and friends invited to
attend Interrnent Scranton. Penn
IAarBERT-Ou Tuesday. February 8. 1908 at Salem.
\ Y Helen Russell wife Of & the ate at Hse ser \ ho1 F
day. February 6. at I:30 p
roI-NsRERY-At her residence. Bedford Westchester
fS6s fSqn6S; Bundle. Tid@% B3s'u q EaasE9i
servces at Matthews Episcopal Ch1rcn Be1foTG; ,
Thursday, February . y 1 .ot = DaIot TP4arfer DID
meet train leaving Fanf s' leaves Bedf5rd o6 . N
,r,7oR-on February = 1898 at The resiaenee Of her
son No James Place Bro0kyn S4 Grace W
Minor widow Of the late Cornels - 1llhor N0aee OF
funeral hereafter. Kindly omit Ao"erS-
pr.PsCN-sudaeuIy on Monday. February ? 1903.
Charles G PssTson ais7 as e Fndico C0u6ussve and
sItst SIS 81 on Thursday February 5. al IL O'Clock n II
Interuent az Plainfeld n. ].
PRENTIcEon February 1898 Ca5hsTins = Aqsustd augusta
Prentice beloved ws Of o West sstss On TgI
day, February ;. 1 O'Clock p M
RogrNsoN-on February J. 1895. SUDDENLY. IN New-York
City Robert Robinson son o. ne E -sS go +Ss
Eonlnson, a, u, n, ne s % fsar West New-Brghton staten
Island on Friday. February O. requieII HAAS9 d
a Interment at CenneterS
Mary D. slIn4n OF tss,isncs sS % Of Joseph + siinan,
= a cliel1 sIIrSsv February Interment in New
Haven Monday.
sMITH-At Tampa Fla anna ann 5r A Siin n WsYSr ri On
vednesday February at p n; 1s on IlP Priday
late residence at No. IL ,ss A. ST peters Churrh
fpriats, At Ia a IA Intsruent IN Calvary Cemetery
Feezay = = eg l 7a isl Rsar n F1nsFai sSi
,~a. - T,1-sday evening clock al the residence
Of her daughter Mrs L " onyeSienee Ne e. eg fss!y
baltimore papers please cupy-
rRFADwEIL-on Wednesday. Fe6ruary : at MelrOss
Fla Maria g Treadwell vile Slle o- '"s iAls AUils'h n
Trealweu. Funeral notice later
vALENTINE-At Shrewsbury. February = Carolina
wdox vaentlne 4dsi % q sf1ag; S Spr-rIS
Z. at oeiock P n; n-.i1 leaves New-Y5rk al m 20
Central Railroad n }
vF,F.DEy HI- -RC-At Mount vernon I. EenryaTy =
ieos stephen yredenburs aged - yeA5s e TlsFsI neral
- Mount Vernon. Saturday, February at
O'Clock p n
yof-xc;-sudaenly. February 4. Mary A. widow Of
5r-[ s. al Fb2asT P nv = ln,srsSf a. @ at NJ Hons'dA'
The woodiawn Cemetery
Borough Bronx New YORK City
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
The TROUBLE IN THE RED CROSS
DLoLihh ffN1ACIaL SJPERPISION-SECRET OF THE
PRESIDENI1S 4CTION-MLSS R1RTONrS TEMPER

the Presden Of
Crossed ndenp
Of Mis- nsplyo oSecry
49, "nel indicated chagrn o
which, havebe
nnane CosswO many
De dreYons Or the
of which
5 0
the
o
ones serou action
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
ALASKA.
4 Former Settlement Of the Same
Question.

70 the Editor CT The Tribune.
.. I'VE -,-rDcsed Alaska treaty states the
- ~ ne treaties Of 1925 and 1857 as ex-
-ls,;-,-- and clearly as they are stated u Lne
--es-;es themselves Hopes seem 70 De enter
-a+,es in Washington that the represeIlIaI1N
of Great Britain and Canada viii now listen -
-ssso- IN these points. Il viii be 1he INoi
g-s-l-vfre Il they 60, inasT1uch a. lI1S
--,- .s-be--o manifested such disposluoA' =
-Hsa homes s-e realized. and the proposed coIH-
mission should decide that the boundary Is an
must remain what II always has oeeh '-Ie--
al VIII be well ta
Buc how & they are not rea1-Ie- -
--s,-r- eeonI5 not be adopted by the SenaPs'
OF f. when adopted, it should re7U-l y . 80
greeTre-r of the SIX jzrjsts-three aea-i-7' az
- 80 AF,,s- the deadlock always con-
-ilue2 -.
,So- -he-e are several ways il which the ma
-sr ror,ls te arnicably settled. One very SIN
rre ora almost suggests itself IhAt ~
renew between Great Britain and rne OIlile1
States the same sort of egree1leHt ~ -
British made with the Russians hsI1 q oeil'Ui'
age. IN the same region .o-
Fff+z, wears ago the British u Lls mt
v4~4 engaged IN the fur trade, JUST AS l-''
gre row engaged in gold mining 1Aes
,.-es @-,-, me sea by the Russian thirty nile
ErrTD Of coast 4lrs NS--10-
va. -ovv access 10 the ocean, freedom o.
navigation and trade, wharves and s'oretloNSeS
sr5 e~zv.r+ion from certain inspections anu
i---oe-e Instead Of trying TO grab the coast
ae -Ae-- IN rozy- they went 10 work IN an h0h-
ee. r--afph-4orward and husiness-lke way
Tfev rented from the Russians such lano anu
water privileges as they desired ANes P4.-
for +ber7 an annual rental-not heaVy-1lls' III
r.-s a@re-wa-d in pounds, shillings and peiice'
The arraueenenr proved satisfactory 70 po'N
sizes The British had al the privileges lhes
wanted. The Russians maintained theH I4l-e
ana shared in the profits Of increased ana lfie1
3, 3-+erco,1-se- That was the comraoh-seiise
diplomacy OF fifty years ago
Some such plan would commend ltseiI 10 'iie
COSMOPOLITAN population Of the Klondlke re-
eion: for they have gone up there not 70 eA
tend Canada. but 70 make money IN gOld III III
ing and trade Il would relieve Great IiI
and the United States from q 1rouplesoiiie ~
ton. and should commend itself 10 Iiea
Britain as being strictly in the line OF iIeoe
dent. The only party who would De olsc0ll-
teuree with II would be the land graphing piO-
z1acial- politicians Of Ottawa They are llAe Z
man who wants house and lot. but Goes ilo'
want 10 pay rent for it-preferring 70 lLg -
ez-jct the occupan1s and convert II 10 MS oEi-
Use FREDERICK w SEHF-,
Nontrose-on- Hudson. February T. IS'o
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
rRANsPAC1F1c MAILS

Nails r- China via Seattle Gloss here da -
a. $50 D February q Inclusive Tor d4spa-ea
Per = Ming ChoN -. -. r,..gg-s- r-f.-s-
close here daily at $50 m up %
Eebr1Ta-v "a inclusive. Tor dispatch Per . 3 Shins
sTsf fo- Tahiti and Marquesas Is-ncs VIA San fts-
$50 : Sc here daily $50 70 February VI
1ssTe T7r Australia Except West Aastr%.ia Natch s
europe Zealand. F11L samoa and
sW Via San Francisco. close here dairy az $50 y
tn February ia taciusive.
fIf the Cunsrd steamer carry
,s- t{rftish raal Nev-ZeaanG Ioe- not arrivs
S 80 =, connect this Dispatch extra mails
-,.i-~ a. $50 a. $50 a. N ana $50 D n sun
,.a s1d forwarded until taS arrival o. the Canard
steanerl 49, sHfrfrrt-. rsr,-.
Eranctsco. heres caily az $50 .
-sS-sr,v 4Is Inclusive. dispatch a DoTc-
(-hfua and Naucouver
close here daily az $50 20 February Ut.
t,-fsst,~e for dispatch =. Empress of Cas'ia
sTs-~hants. for Z Postal Agency AZ Shanghai can
not be forwarded VIA Canada -,
Philpptns Asltaes va stn EIesco cos~
80 5asiv az February "a inenstvs.
so- afspatch per Z. :. Trarsporr
Mails Tor Australia West AustrEs Nnten r-S
- E,Irope Seys-Zsalaud. which goes Via ss2
FrRucisca9. and Eth Islands. VIA vancouver snd -
sofa r c close here daily AZ SO m Alter ren--
ruary ia and up February -. inciisive ror a>-
patch Der :. AoranSi - -
-srspsefnr mails forwarded port q sailing dsse
og closing arranged the
fio, n thafr IN Interrupted overland tftTsI fNcs~
iste~ed mail closes = precious dd3
CORNELIUS VAN COT FostnsssHI
Postorcs Nsx-Tork y z, January 30 lstS-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
THE BUBONIC PLAGUE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Residents OF San Francisco are justly an
roz-ed at the persistent ''scare head" reports in
Eastern papers crediting them with the existence
Of the plague IN their city.
A letter just received from the Rev Andrew Par-
sons pastor Of the First New Jerusalem Church' oI
CO., Francisco brands these statements as lncor-
-. and conveying an absolutely false impression
y have been ali over the city" he writes, and
am constantly going about II have read dllgent-
~ aad investigated thoroughly, with the result
=. ,,ax say er1phaticaIIy that there is no such
. .rt,ps here as has been iutimated. and
"a. ore. that there never has been; -
y. s~svesa Quarter cleaner and more ap-
- LLt1,ts.tIe man the same district ia Newly oFA
, LI ,,ts+ ae some scheming self-interest that
,1arsiS4s 10 publishing such Daselesh lalSe fepoI =
10 the III, lnJais sueb 100 z. p. TELFORD.
IN the resolutions adopted by representatives
,zr.sr,,eton last month, six different kinds OF
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

lately anv serious argument r1dicule ana invecuVe
81, comm showing why these scathing terms
- -1c- s-nlv equally well to another people HoI
Sern,ars who for q period. not Of hours opt or
--ss-e rave beer watering the Phllpplne 1SIallCSS
Ir5+b the blood Of their people: An. now Nsli
rat in the old Kansas days we thougnI
~ 1ey1YoTk tribune the ''Bible of freedomI
~he ~" -O MARY E. BYRD
Northampton. Mass, Jan. q. 1913.
III our correspondent IS Incapable OF aPpre-
ciatinE the difference between waICon aI'@OE
upon an independent sovereignty ana Lhe Sup u1'-
-,-ess,on Of rebellion. We are afraid that the
a.-.-,o,,s argument for which she asks would
hardly count"
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
THE REV. DR.. HUNTER INSTALLED.

The Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter was last night
installed as pastor OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church West Eud-ave. and Ninety-drst-st- The
Rev Daniel Russell, moderator Of the Presby-
terry OF New-York presided The sermon was
preached by the retiring pastor. the Rev Dr. J.
Wilbur Chapman. The charge to the pastor was
made by the Rev John Balloon Shaw, OF the
West End Church. and the charge to the people oF
DR. Charles J. Young Of the Church Of the PUr1-
taus The Rev David Gourley Wylie, Of the
Scotch Church welcomed the new pastor on De-
half OF the neighborinE churches. and the new
pastor pronounced the benediction-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
rnANsA-I.ANTIc MATTs

THrRsDAY-At $50 a. Europe. Per > . 81
Paul via Southampton mail for Ireland must oe o
rected per St PauI'1. ar $50 a m ror Europes
per Teuronic via Queenstown. ar : a n fos
france Switzerland. Italy. Spain, PorTuEaA IurNey
FE-pt Greece British India and Lorenzo Marquee pr
La I.Orr Havre mail ror ether ~
F.r1-one must BE- directed per $ 3 Lorraine p
SATURDAY-At $50 a for Europe per 8 ; 6eeianu9
via S0rrtharauron Ireland must oe
sDe~ Zeeland') az 9-30 a m supp plerlertary -
for Europe. oers Saxouta- VIA Q1eensIoVn-
ETC--Thfs steamer taxes
Matter Commercial Papers and SAMPLES for Eerla
mail matter for orher parts -
E1-o7e will not be by this ship unless Specially
directed by her -. 4s.s.-
Aft.- the closing OF Supplementary Trasata nc n
named above. additional supplementary Ila--s
onena1 on TIE piers the American EnSisn rIeac1
German and remain open until VIM
Ter Minutes OF -he hour Of sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
Mr.. JEsUP NOT TO ACCEPT.
Will Not Become Treasurer of Red Gross.

Will Mot Become Treasurer Of Red Gross.
As a result Of the trouble in the ranks Of the
Red Cross Charles NJ. Jesup. recently elected
treasurer in place of William j. Flather re-
signed, will not accept the election. When MT.
Jesup was seen yesterday. he said:
II prefer not to discuss this have not been
formally told of my election as treasurer and
until such notification comes TO me formally
do not care TO talk. When such a condition
arises viii deal with it. Just now am not
discussing the matter.
II is understood that A1r- Jesup has conveyed
to Miss Barton his Discrimination to serve. and
that the affair will be left it is temporarily
Mr Jesup will not he called upon TO serve
and in due time some else viii be elected
Mr. Jesup's declination, il was said yesterday.
was based on the fact that he did not care 10
become involved in the controversy now taking
DlaCp.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
Po~toMc- Notice

Should b. read DAILY by an ntsrested as cnanSsS
tilns3 x~>,
win close roromptfy al the General
Parcels Post earlier
closing ti-ne shown below Parcels post malls for -
many 2 3 .. m. "Wednesday. Der s l.
burg and Friday per 3 Blucher.
mails close az Foreign 50
hsIP closing shown below tex
cep hat Supplementary Mails FOR Europe and eu1ras
America via Colon close hour later al Foreign
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
OFFICES

OFFICES.
UPTOWN oETICE-No. I.ss4 Broadway. ar any An-r,-
can District telegraph orice-
sEzRs SAziSsr2s 9sAcH sgHFtaHs -S4s
Af55SSSS 59soA9 III ass sE THE T.s :. ~ q.
Iondon and Parts Exchange Bankers BAsia01
american ESpress Company. No glss--
TIT Thgnass qas Cook son Ton T2rs- 9e Ldsats . s.5sas
place . leavs sdysrtisenaents ana Subscriptions
Me- FIeANCEl-credit Lyonnsts = 80.
a1,E S159 Waqs5seT 55s & Ca - Es sSs sssssnn
Credit LyUaneis- Eursau des EtrzHs@1
Rrsntaao's4 81 avenue Dc roRtTs, a--,.
GENEyA--LSnssra odIe- Z Co snS Cnien sa1h o..
H4NBUR URG-Amertoan Express Company 70 n
BREMEN-sHericsn Express Company. No- s4h7-
GENoA4Anse-caa Express Company. No. IS VA
ANTwERP BEIGrUM-Ansrscau Ezpress cor7srys
For the conventencs or TRIBUNE READrHs sh-7si
r77 sI been o % ads Dc to e 20 g ne r5ss as ,as
LoNDON-HsteI victoria SAVOY Hos4I Ths Tazzsars
Hotel The Howard Hotel Norfolkst En1saHx,sns-
ENcLANDAdsiphi HotsL Iiyerpooi; Sgee1 :
Leeas Midland Hcssl B-sdgora S95es 9h 1s,ss7 a.
Midland Hotel Derby Ffogilsrs shsnEIln ioT Sr.-,
Hotel Brighton: Royal Pier Hotel southssa- Ports
scoTLAND-s,- Enoch Hotel Glasgow; Station H7tsl-
AYR: Station Hotel DCnfTes.
GTRRA R-The Hotel Cecil =.
PAPTS-FotaI Chatham Hotel Hotel ts Iif- -
Albion. Grand EOrei de TAJaeuss- Grand Mason -
ITALY AND SOUTH Of FRANCE-Rfvfsrz Pslsc,-.
Carlo Hotel 1IstropoIs. Rome: hotel De r6sr.
rnftaze Monte Carlo Royal Hotel Rome. Grsrs
Hotel. Rome italy. Car Martin Hotel Meutone; e.
Hotel olirinaL Rome italy. Riviera Paiace
Cosrnor0li-7n- Nf~a. Erafs Grand Hotel ce Nfcss
Hotel CaIJia Cannes. Hotel Bea4 savoy
Hotel Geroa: Eden Palace. Genoa Grand 5ct-&s
Ffore.fce. Hotel P0vaI TaneF Venice: Grand acraL
Hotel 5e IA VILE. Milan Savoy Ho1sl. san
Reno italy Hotel Royal Reno 6otel savoy
RaSsani-o. Naples
EGyP--CsHezf-=1 Palace Cairo Shepheard's EoteA-
Cafra: Grand Continental Hotei. Catro-
BRUSsEL-S-Le Grand Hotel: Grand Hotel El1sariss
Fuda7sSt Hungary.
GERMANY-Nassauer-FTo Hotel wtes5sden: Kaiser 8oe
Tfcrorfa-7ad. Wteshafsn- p IT SesSoh,
Hotel Munich: Hotel Strauss. Surs-nosrs. aoses
Srepha-fe. Baden-Raden. Hotel Bellevue Grssoen
ANTTl-F0rel BRISTOL Nfen1s 3
The Paur az Lac Zurich: Hotel de LSndres 5snsV1s
Cd Hotel National. Lucerue; Hotel Victoria. 4n1sr
Iakeu-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
MRS. ELIzAsETH YOUNG ELLSWORTH

Salt Lake City. Feb. Mrs. Elizabeth Young
Ellsworth the oldest child Of Brigham Young. is
dead at her home in Lewisville. Idaho. Mrs. Els
worth was seventy-eight years old She was born
In Port Byron Y. 7, and accompanied her hus-
band across the plains with the second company
Of Morrors in 1S47. She leaves four children
thirty-seven grandchildren and forty-seven great
grandchildren
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
as TO ARGUMENTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Il Is g pleasure 10 read your sIefH -
800 - +ba -s,-.1 c44scers or the coast OF Venez-
,,elz rho have been .-vgautonly bombarcing IN
offensive forts and helpless villages, and saue
ing peaceful .nhabitanrs" I should be happy 70
see q COPY OF your paper IL you have puniS'-'-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
HYDE AND TAR6ELL DIRECTORS.

New-OrIeans. Feb flames H. Hyde and Gage
E Tarbeu or the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety were elected directors OF the Hibernia Bank
and Trust Company to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
MARRIED.

r 2 I,I-Nr sEfE,T TON-February 4 at Church OF the
Ascersion Troy n Y. Mr. GriswoEd Green 10 Mss
Anna Kellogg Sheldon
ToNG ACRE-BI.AKE KE-on Wednesday, February :. al
the nome OF her uncle General A 9 Barnes. by the
Andrew Iyongacre D D. father OF the groom,
IIer-e-ta Burr daughter Sarah Frances Blake,
and Frederick Van DuZer Longacre-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

r1,rbes temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest %
sge a. average for corresponding date last year 10
average for corresponding date last twenty i' -
20 ,atp-air much colder to-day; high north
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Man subscribers @ DAILY and TRr-WEEKLH
viii charged copy extra possaxs IN add
tion rates named above.
THE TRIBUNE viii bs rafIsd D Caba. Porrs 7ic>s
FEwz and he Philippines without extra sxoenss for
foreign postage
For points in Eurore and all th- C1f
vsTsai Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII b nailed AZ
81.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY,

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
For New-England to-day in north generally fair
in south portion colder: shifting winds, becoming
west. Friday fair
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware Maryland
Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Eastern New
York fair much colder to-day; high northwest winds
Friday fair. s -. -i-
cold to-day high northwest winds Friday falr
For Western New-Tork, snow today colder III east
portion: high winds; Friday generally falr-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Leave New-York on the Erie: arrive Chicago On ne
Is all the Lowest fares FerIec1
service Fast time Block signals insur1ns saIeEy-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
NEARLY EXHAUSTED.

The supply of the second edition OF inr
rrthune Almanac Is almost gone. Price 20
cents.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
E@a

Premature Loss OF the Hair Be entirely pre-
vented by the use Of Burnett's Cocaine
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
6orsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

The following record from the Weather bureau
s the changes sn temperature for the last twenty
+ hours in comparison corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

In this diagram the white line snoWe the
changes in pressure indicated by The tribune SCI
dotted line shows
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
5urGiag Nolices.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC - CENTS
RY EARLY MAI. TRAiS.
al points United States Canada ard Msxtoo
Coutside 0r ooEOugs OF Manhattan and The BTon1)
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Suerlai Notices.
sa..c-inftou Rnte..

THE TRIBUNE Will De sent mail 70 any ADDRESS
d, rbs country or abroad and address changed as
- s.si-ed Subscrtuons may given 10 your s1s1.af
ssaisr besors leaving more eonVsiehl Manu- 's1
u al THE TRIBUNE Once
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

, | HOURS. Morning. NlsnL
7s4se7s ssIe Il 80 on
= 4
Ls
atar
r-,ALf
~ y -
IL " HI
New-York tribune., 1903-02-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA VEsa
INDIES. ETC.

THURsDAY-At 10 a. for Brazil ger : = Iennyso11s
for Northern Argentine Uruguay art Paras.Sc
must be directed per 5 ,, s. 4 j an f,r = Co1sivss on s.
Marc Curacao. vsuezuea- Trinidad British aaa IutSa
Iuiaa mus ~ fo2 2s s-e5ine Uruguay and Prag1ay
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I71 Ba6aiRa. ana n t0r Cuba Yucatan Canpeehs
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A. ~ so a m Complementary u 80 NJ for Cenre4
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nnaIa must De directed per seguranca p a l. n.
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rept = venezuea parcels pest nails, Per Csr7sas-
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T for Mayaglss ordinary man onlyl per 5 : MAa
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dad 4 must Gs sya 1oo a } FOR Fortuns Is.sn
Jamaica. savanIIla and Cartsgena per . > Afsf
s1+af-1: at $50 n. supplementary f0SO NJ -
for Grenada and Trinidad. per Marsyai: az II N
1Sn-or5s. az 1s-se ? Cuba Per olinas- vts
Havana
Mails fo- Newfoundland By ran % S9r.a syd2sg .as
thence BY steamer close az this o1ce daily ar 80
S.Iriav7 Mails for Miaueion BY rad Boston snf
thence ~ sss by All 20 Poyt arnpa Fa and theucs
5v steainer this on1ce daily EXCEPT Thurasy.
a. ,o'' 'yvs5nesaays and Saturdays9- Mezs
Cty Overland, c= e7 a. tbi9 S sav szsspt s0 sunday s
30 p n and f1so p sundays at I , N anf
and letter mail Guatemala BY ran to Nes-oresns
and thence ~ steamer cioss a. t9ls onlss as.z
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dayg AZ az istsTraia ana tuesdays At +fi So D so.
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-05

In the resolutions adopted by representatives
y Ussb,ngton last month, six different kinds OF