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THAT WHITE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir; am sorry 10 read IN The Tribune Of this
Gate an editorial opposing government forest res
ervation in the White Mountains. I have for many
years known that region. and have mourned OF late
over Its reckless stripping OF forest. All New Eng
land southwark IS bound to suffer from this One
or the great sana forums OF the wUrId is imperTed
Economy. as well as high sentiment. demands the
preservation and restoration Of those forests.
May those who love that region. and believe n
the wisdom Of saving Il intact for future genera
tons. not hope for the powerful voics Of The Trib
une this 5ehalf7 With the highest respect. faith
fully yours 7. S. II.
Washington. Feb. I, 1904
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Administrators 5. d. Stevens. AndoveT
Mas BUCKINGHAM-Coionei r II l. GOdGard.
Irov,ds ace. Charles W. WOodhouse. Burlington. VI
ETE-rH ANENITE.-SenatoT Nelson W. Alditch.
Rhode leland. HoFFMAN-Judse w j. Wallace.
hlb-nv HOIl.AND-h. r. LlppItt. Providence, u
q Kerr Pittsourg, George AIDE, Chicago. Rear
Admiral James Eniwistle. L. s N MAINTAIN
g; dwight Pratt. Springfield PLALA-J, sloat
Fassett Elm.ra SAVOY-L dMiTOwisch Russian
Consul C;ene!al TO Belgrade. WALDORf-ASTOfIA
NTobn " C,r.gcs. NeW-JeTsey. ex-United states At
tcrney General: Ex-Governor John t;ee carroll!
NsrxIand: EarCn W. A. r. Gevers Washington.
Siinfsisr from the Netherlands TO the United
STATES oscar G. Murray. president OF the BARI
more and ohio Railway. Baltimore
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REDUNDANT WORDS.
To TIE Editor Of The rrih.,n.

10 the Editor OF The TribIne
sir; The reference In your issue Of Sunday. Janu-
airy "a to the OF later on" calls attention 10
enc OF several such redundaneies A particularly
VICIOUS instance. and of recent Introduction. is
the word out" The word won seem. to have
lost It's completeness. for see It used now
adays without its erutch. so to speak Everything
Is won out II Is a wonder games races etc, are
TO- lost cut also. VI would perhaps surprise
thinkers to krow how many ems in typesettng this
, ,S has cost the newspaper since its In
Noducuon Besides. Il Is an abomina ton 10 the
car as well to the ere GEORGE MOORE
tanwood ~ j.. Jan. Is 1904
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cARuso TO SING AGAIN.

Csruso VIII sing at the Opers House next Mon
day night, making three per formances before bis
departure instead OF two. He will appear IN
L Elisir d'AmOre." Fran Naval the new tenor
was expected to make his debut that evening In
DIE Welsse Dame but the delayed arrival OF HIS
steamer will make the performance impossible.
Saruso Will sing L E.lisir d'Amore'' Friday
evening OF this week also.
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OBITUARY.
FRANCIS w. FORD.

Francis W Ford an engineer and surveyor OF ths.
city. died yesterday al his home No Mount Morn,
Park West. In the siHtieth year OF his age Mr.
Ford was born In The lower part OF thls city and
had always lived Manhattan leland He began
HE active lie at the Ak. Of eighteen. when he
was employed as an assistant surveyor By Richard
zimmerman. then one OF the Oldest surveyors in
the city. Later he became the partner Of his
former employer. and remained so III zimmerman .
IN
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Ae,on GALL TOMORROW NIGHT.

Elaborate preparations for the Ar,on pan. ~ ~.
- -. .or,or-oxr evening at Madison Square
Ga rden are being made The World FaSi-ls
Homage TO Arion' is the theme OF the deooFa So's
The bail win open at O'Clock. with Iroine.nss 8
<onrsrt Afte- thfs the pageant Will enter VIII :.
HARE :. s--sapStE I1en the hocr VII &c -
for the carnival ballet arranged espe~'a. $500 $50
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visitors yesterday at her home. Flatbush and LIN
den aves on the occasion OF her 1881 birthday. Her
visitors included relatives Intimate friends and
ouaintanees She received presents OF Covers and
fruit ard messages Of congratulations from many
psrts OF the country.
The Nartsnse family among the early Dutch
residents Fiatbush and only tEentv acres OF lpe
once extensive farm new hello by the FANNY
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5000 FOR sevenrx.eouR PAINTINGS

Where Did See That Birds Nest?" by J. G.
Brown. brought $3.50 al the sale at the American
Art Galleries yesterday Of the paintings and wafer
eolors collected BY Francis Han. OF ElniTa. ~ Y.
Charles Croker was the buyer. Five thousand and
ninety dollars realized on seventy -four can
vases The Upper Hudson By Walter l. Pail
uer. brought S2i5: The White Mountains from
Flyeburg. Me-" by j. r Bristol 500 Robert Reid
eeirg the buyer. and W S. Mays "a CLEAN OF
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SALE OF ORIENTAL OBJECTS.

One OF the fruits 90 the trip around the worio
hy Thomas A. Mack. OF this city. In The shape OF
rome sevenscore lots % Oriental poreelans broh1ss
enames and silver. animal rugs ana Fets-an 81" ,
r-t,-. ,,,-s ga car,ets was uuctioned OF AT the
Madison Square Art Galleries yesterday evening"
, initial Of
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
~. Resented Smiles and Smiles and Makes
More Engsgements-A tooth Performances.

-dr. Resented Smiles and Smiles and Makes
More Engsgements-A tooth Performances.
Sydney Ros-n.eio. who has decided not 70 nut
ne Century srock company into "a. Savoy Theatre
sest-'oSs' N reply to a question regarding his
Lasus ssn,isd b,sndly and replied: To nv com
Psng. witch already numbers over hfty' have
Nee.a aheoaore Roberts. ore % the foremns;
g tfat fact sufnciena answer thiTa you VII hno
nss ~ f.s,h mis- xss not cutie su1cient he would
Te-''shi. at Tire Herais squa-, rn.a.r. N. on..
hundrocth performances os '.Tl. Girl from T,s,,s
VII be celebrated ny ire els,-it,,t,,- 80 .,.s.,-
sno the Introduction a four nss sor =, 50 mn
snd Mas Rstlryn H1ish, Ms.a'ns sam Bernard
Set OF change @ bill ri THIS theatre 80"
msn with c small sosi Is :o,rr ,,o...
me theatres az present ard adding prevurnn,s, %
ps income ty reclain;nE los; umbrella. M. h,s
$500 9hftinec fNo fr0T~ IRE losr ara fo,,,s =.
crt es 5if;s S lIason nhestrr Stree 81 his Sec
es stpeered Tor third time and uas chased ny
=. tola how ne had iefi ms HTb-ells ID , sl'n ,
S'eI ne performance 81 'Isaason's Tcl,z vhi-s
49, y Il was. Sc salo con:son eTouFb ioosI1s
s Ssc'l Wiz silver tirlm!ncs witch he ccujanf
"rss.er The handle. IN each case there xas -
thsr. w. Win silver Trimmings. ana. OF course
hs,s,. vas mark or scratch sornevh.re ~ -.
snc <, No, %n.ih he pointed IN triumphant proof
wftho5, ~, aaow-a % cepart with the umbrella
ffsnslin Fyies and Ralph Stuart are to oo,,,ho.
80 " new version OF s'Iyi, ror.o, - -, - -,
A. g.. produced spectsclflor.v next s.S.on ssss
'@AFt N The role OF the historic scout
Ahs Professional private performance. 81, 81.
-. ae' comic opera entitled The Rivals ara
r-u on sheridans comedy VIII Re given A, "a.
frssstaS syceGn next week The lihretto has hne,
Nriif.. a " hanoolph Phillips The music ~
woos ny Sg Albert Midenherg' whose or,sra "Tss
NiSer.ss.te CT was produoed last srsson Nr
Giles 80 nes onteinec some % the original rclo.
pois,.s Sstnerloens one act operas and has inter-
tufrbcr -, - y, INTO the score. The managers al
h~sr -, Dl theatrical organizations have sir-fs-d
''''' intention 20 be present '-h'"N''
~GIcGRETrS Erp zo7R r,r--x
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Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees: lowest
Is. average for corresponding date last
year -: average for corresponding date last
hye years al
Local Forscast-Fnsr to-day. fresh viadA
Friday. falr. With risics senpsratu-A
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ttnlnK our party has enough on Its hands now. IN
the shape or the Norris Canal abandonment. II
TINS gees through you vili rot another Repub-
Hean Governor n Ncw-Jers~y for some time TO
come With both canal and the Fish ard Game
will land. JoHN ! MITCHFtI
wh.ppany N l. IA, "a iaa
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ADMIRAL scHIeY ILL WITH GRIP.

Washington. Feb s-Rear Admiral ". S. Schley
IS confined his home by an attack OF grip but
expects 10 be out in few days.
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PostJffice Notice.

(ShouId De read DAILY ~ all .ntsrssrsd changes
al uneI
Fors.sn mails for ending February s. 90<.
will (prOmpty al cases) the General Poston1cs
a fellows. Parcels Post Mails close earlier
bslOW Parcels tcr
&c. many close a .. Monday. . Frankfurt
Regular supplementary Mails close Foysisn sts-
hat later than closing time SHOWN below (ex-
eept Supplementary Mails for Europs and csutras
America. sivse h02r ster A. FoEstsn Sta
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Special Notices.
Trfhunr Srt.-rrirfInn Rafrs.

THE TRIBUNE will be by rail 70 any address.
n country abroad. and address changed IS
desired Subscriptions be given your
regular dealer before ttaring ~ convsuSelr
hand them IN ~ TIE TRIBUNE O1ca
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su-r InrrI Oh-errntions.-
HOURS: Morninl

In this diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
,haa.es pressure Indicated b. The TrbInss self
~e,'atn. the dotted line sRoss tnr TEN
,,.ratIlre as recorded the local Weather Bureau
Local OrictaI Record.-Ths following Official record
,ror, the weather shows the changes IN the
t.mpsrature for the last nty-four hours In com
harrison with the corresponding date of last year:
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TIE RAMS HORN TRUMPET m MODERN
MUSIC.
n % The Tribune

70 the Editor % The Tribune
Sir: am Just in receipt Of s letter from the
Rev F L Cohen rabbi Of the Borough New syna-
roglls. Heygste-st. WslWcrth. London bearing On
q subject discussed en- your journal last Sunday
The point involved Is OF interest from an anti
ousrian ss well artistic point OF view. and
therefore Should like to share with your readers
the pleasure and profit which found IN the rev.
enend gentleman's letter.
u r krehbiel csc.
Ny Dear Sir: ] "a ke my first opportunity of re-
plyns YOUR interesting letter OF the 9th Inst !
have not heard or seen The Apostles yet and
ives not aware that DR.. Elrar uses sixth In the
shofar cali nor have copy OF my rather long
letter conveying the Information on Hebrew music
and the Temple service ] Gent him. So ] do not
knew how far ] answer your dficulties when
remind YOU that the shofaF is constructed quite
experiuentaly and erpirically In each Instance
nsver 70 standard. Hence no two horns agree in
cimensions. shape. proportions. or even conoi-
cn Of here ID results that the two partials OF the
tubes harmonic series easiest 20 produce are not
always the same and that pitch and interval can
sometime resied fef Naumarn's History %
Music" Book l. Chapter 3-transcriptions % shofar
morning. ] find sounding the Tekia. that one
produces a a fourth: four sound II hfth:
N 3D. two sound II a. sixth. and four sound Il
Eighth Ar old shofar which / myself use
In service gives a true sixth;
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FORD-DC PONT-Cn Wednesday. February a. nifty
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Norris wilkins. minister In cfarge sophie daughter
q the late Victor 81 Point, ESQ. ana Brues Ford Of
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LCSCNlS-RETTS-on Wednesday. February 8 at ire
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rElssRATEs HER 1oso erRrHpAv.

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GARNETT, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 23 1904.
@Rules OF the 4
AGIFAFOR PLANO GONTESY

firms holding contest coupons, so they
NAV at all times know where to obtain
coupons bv trade, or where they may di
rect their friends 10 go to obtain them.
Z No relative of the editors of this pa
per will be allowed to compete. The
contest will be perfectly fair and square
in every detail.
8 The judges in this contest will con-
sist of three disinterested parties, who
will count the votes Immediately at the
close of the contest.
. The piano will remain at Mr. Muir
docks music store. where it may he ex-
amned and tried, until the close of the
count, when it will be removed by us to
the home oI the fortunate lady who wins
it.
10 The contestant receiving the piano
must have been credited with at least
fifty yearly to subscriptions turned in
her account bv herself or friends.
II In addition to issuing coupons on
all advertise rents seat or brought in,
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The lady contestant must be a resi-
dent OF Anderson county.
This contest is open TO married. as
well as unmarried ladies.
3 Subscriptions. advertising space and
job work will be credited to the one turn
ing them IN or causing them to be hand
ed in, at ono vote for each cent.
The conditions OF this contest are
strictly cash. subscriptions must be
cash in advance, advertising to be paid
at the end Of the month and job work
upon delivery.
3 For each ten cents paid us Tor adj
vertsing we will issue to the firm dong
the advertising, a coupon good tor twenty
five votes. which, in turn, will be issued
bv them to any contestant, or person
representing the contestant, with each
tw,n nty.tive cents trading done bv them
with said firm These coupons are then
turned in to us and cr dted to the con-
testant sending them in.
6 The management of this contest
will keep contestants posted as tn the