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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.
sCDA1 tt9-At $50 p n for 81 Pierre 4iGuson. par
MQ on :1sEs s1As a n 1or Brazil Tsaay,oa
Tor Northern 5razi. Argen.ns Cruslag ana Paraguay
Barbados and NorrhsFn brazil per q a C4stsnss Va Va
for cgdad BOLIVIA per Banes. at T. ,, n. Tor
T5E zE 7' Fsln1ad aad eua1A. ssr Iroe;41
s 5 Aosaae; az 30 a m tsRgsEls35aTy lou
East CeasJ. salvadSr Panama canal zoEe Ee1aor
a Tor Satsnsls and Gausa hssaf y - cS Sos2n
pa G I7 Is d-.scIsa per 5 > A-.-Aaea az 70
nayes Curacao Venezuela, trinidad and Guiana nus.
WEDNESDAY 6-t $50 a an n Tor r- a-szil Der
Sui Una Tor NOrIAeln ErazII mus &c airec5Sd peg
a NJ for Inagua- Haiti. santa Marta and other places
10 a n for dTeGsa TTiniaa a cdas I LONE a.
Tor Ta4ks IsaSa i and fom az ssSppsY , n
III a gEsDaE Cat FOR Cuba Yucasaa ard
"A o9 4sSco y Der 49, $ MonTs5sy p az y
FRIDAF sat IL m fer Y9sa sa ana .r,s.b
Bas@T n.y. at L m tsgRPs1nsntAEy Z 30 p NJ for
directed per : Yacstaa ). al , n To- ssr1sae
psr steamer rEom aal,fAx al P n tqr Newfoundland
SATURDAY d0-At a n for Argentine. Uruguay and
ezusIa per cara s9 as i f5 Issi S a c "a
Gao must be directed per s ; Carscas-l- al so a n
:ugpe1enLa5y lo;O a n for Fortune Island JaEatea
sIoiIia mai Tor losSa tlca va Linen must oe d.
l0:sO NJ for St Thoaas 81 C-oIx IesWar5 and
Wndward Islands and Guiana. per . FoBJabslls
mail for Grenada Trinidad be directed per
s Fontahellel; at IL n. fer Cu6a- per Aorrs
Castle. via Havana. - ID .. for Cuba. =.
0l.nda- Via Maranzas mail must be directed Der
OIi-Ca.
NoTICE-Fivs cents per half ounce IN satsan TO N.
regular postage be prepaid al letters for
Warded by the Supplementary Malls EEd letters de-
posted drOps marked Letters FOR Foresn Cuun
tries after the Closing OF the Regular Mail for Dis
patch by particular vessel. VIII not De forwarded
unless such additional postage is r1y prepatd tasrson
stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic also
opened on the piers OF American. English aud
French steamers whenever the szings 0 n
or later: and Iare NAL deposited the mail
piers Of the German Lines sailing from
Hoboken. The mails the piers open one hour and
half before sailing time and close lutss SefoTe
sailing tine Only regular postage terJers csEts
half ounce required articles mailed the piers
OF the American. White star and German tSea Pezti
steamers postage detters 10 cents has ouces
other lines
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MRS. LEDERER TO GET DIVORCE.

Mrs Adele r. Lederer Will obtain the divorce
fro,, C.eorre w I,ederer which she has been seek
ing from the Supreme Court. Justice Blanchard
yesterday handed down decision confirming the
report OF the referee. in which he finds that MIS-
re5era- "a entitled to her decree. The custody or
- -ti1s ie aOy1rled to Ine mother. The referee
araris S15o a month to Mrs. LedeTer for the sup
port II herseIf ard the hoy
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should De read DAILY BY al Interested changes
mails for the ending Decsrnh,r 10 1904
a. Use tDrcuapty IN all casss General Posgocs
toio"s- Parcels Post Mails hour earlier tsaa
oss t-Ie shown below. Parcels Posi- Mails for C,sr-
Wilhelm II - - - N>-s~"
-1E ana Supplementary nails Foreign STA
,S JCasr OF West a2d Morton hour arsr
S-oS.sg tlEne SHOWN below Supos,-
neasaTy Malls for Europe and Central An5er4 VIA -.
e'0ss one hour later az Foreign SALON
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC
(vT-RA-vla Port Tampa FLORIDA closes this efrcs
DAILY except THURSDAY 1890 a. cine ccn1ecring
mails close here Acndays wednesdays AID S-tas-
daysl
MExICO CrTY-overaud. unless specially addressed Ter
closes to-S odlce d2iys except
sunday at P r. and l0-SO p II Sundays -
NEWFoCNDLAND except Parcels Post Mailsl-5y rail-
l. North sydney thence steamer closes az tns
oflca daily. except sunday, az N; sunday az 80
% n eounec,tus mails close here every Aorcay.
Wednesday and saturday.
JAMAICA-By rail TO Boston and t1sncs ~ s->l--aers
closes IT this Office { Q TUESDAY
rail Philadelphia ard thence By steamer. closes
a. rhis 0flce at l0.39 ?. n. We1nssSaI-
EION-Ey 10 Boston, and thence BY 5c-a-n-r-
ci1ses this office daily except SUNDAY al = "a
SUNDAY $50 .. n
BRITISH HONDCRAs, HONDURAS East Coast ara
CICATENAI4A-By rail to Sew.-Or.eans. and thence ~
steamer. closes az TINS eice daily except Sanday az
p and Tlo-3u p sundays a. II p n and
+10.S9 p tcoa1sctins rnaA closes hare Ionoays a.
vlu 30 2
CCSTA RICA-By rail Nev-OrIeans and thence hy
steamer this CGlce daily, excsrt sunday, a.
1880 ,. m. an1 1000 p n: sundays ~ y p n an
f1033 ?. tcoEaectng maA closes here Tuesdays a.
T10:3O p.
NICARAGUA East Cassidy SsV-OTsezns. and
closes this oce daily. except sur
day Tlsj0 . and TiV-S0 p n sundays az II
p and 1850 = (co1aecti1s raau closes ae-s
Thurs5avs 1850 , NJ.
Registered Mail closes a. p previous ssy
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ana Gurus Guild, jr. Boston Sc G555R a tain
joie Montreal HOTEL ASTOR-William J. Pea
body, Boston MANHATTAN-F.. H. Peck, Chit
cag0. MURRAY HILL1-C. c. Woolworth Albany.
VICTORIA-Capt plain G. c. Reiter. L. S. y VOL
COIvT-Cantain j z. Jando. L. s. A.
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DEATH OF BISHOP Foss's DAUGHTER

A dispatch received here yesterday announced
the death of Mrs. Andrew c. Weeks. eldest daugh-
ter of Bishop Cyrus Foss, of the Methodist Church.
at Alhambra. Cal. on Friday.
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Highest Temperatures Yesterday g. degrees e~Ss1 -
~. average fer corresponding date last year 90
FOR eorresponang twenty-five E ana
Local torecasC--Fatr and continued coi1 t"-~-' $500
Monday. light Gorthery winds.
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P-sc- lS9g-At gao a Tor Italy direct psr q 4
GsSar'l 1855 - ---oSl1- ~ - u -s'1s
TUESDAY el-At II a n for I,,,v 4,----
honis1n LuIse'l. - ~~0- -
800 e21> eSn "a O.. a. for Europe per . q
"a Nl-nsrown and Liverpool
SSSl.Zeriand italy SPAN. Portugal. Turkey ETyor.
49, 5EiSish INDIA must bs directed per
scIle - al $40 g for Netherlands 5frsct r.- .
StaLencarn mail be directed per Srz----
ga-H y AZ DO a for italy 60
q Napol tInalI must be directed Per a . Cfrra al
1slpo4 = az II a. n fer Norway Mayln
per $ de.lg Oiag Irregular mail for Ds-sraark ~
% GlfecfeG Per $ 4 Hellig Olav''l $500
THURSDAY Csl-At : a = so- E-.,-s s-u..-.-,..
Italy, spain. Portugal Turksy E.-ypI &c. 81
British India La Tcurairs via Hare (-as 80
9S1sr paris OF EUROPE must be directed per IA
FRIDAY tse-At D. n for Azores Islands par l. 4
SATURDAY 00l-Ar r7rE .
VIA Queenstown and Liverpool: 80 a for EJ.rcus
Per 2 g. Minnehaha- via Southampton. az IA
Ior Be!SIum direct. per 5. Finland mail must Is
GHec.eo per g. q Ftnlsnc''i. $50 a m rur Iczy
greet per q NsekaT mail o- directed per a
NecSar }; a $50 a n. tai dIrecJ- 1sr -
Ligu-Is mail DC dtrscJed per a a Ls-1-lz-Y
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Local Official Record-The following orlcial record
from Weather Bureau shows changes in the tenn
penture FOR the last twenty-tour hours II comparison
with the corresponding date q last year.
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Special Notices.

. sai sInsSroers IN Ne~-Torx Chg DAILY ana
th4-WEEkl-1 viii be cent cooy
postage in addition 20 the rates named ABOVE.
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fQmriaIN
GENE EEFIES
UNCERTAINTIES.

Great Pineiawn Cemetery.-c.5I5 acres % beautiful
country. Otice as West 9th St, y J
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S DeciaL Notices


THE TRIBUN oe by any address
country ABROAD AID address chnsel as often
subscriptions he given e. Ncur resUa
dealer before leaving 4 eCcvt13eG hand isa
in al THE TRIBUNE CfAe-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

Esd -. Frank Z. C.,EphcIl-Stephrn Merritt.
ErlbTs Inst. 2+I-2 West ed St Tel lS25 Cseisea
Rev stephen Merritt. world vds-iSnown
6errake- only place business shave and 1S1h
.. largest world Tel tci and ieS Chelsea
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carter. Rev George G. Reckeadorfer Babett.
t casSIa a6o3 W1ar Wsess Mar Mar
Hidreth. Jerome &. Wetherby. Annie r
ETT--arrs. W H. Bartlett of Chicago. In Den
YER Col, December . 1904
CARTER--A5 albany. N, Y. December > 1904 Rev.
after o. $50 "a ''0''s OF funeral mere
his 9fssGss Ro0sE Funeral
Monday. pecembe- 5. at leo D. m. -
a5 Msm F cus as hs rsdno In af E
5 S Tr5fn GngFG4 EdsSnla OF The arrT9 81
p m II is requested THAT no flowers be sent. Phila-
dsIphia and San Francisco papers please copy.
captain B aiidret in the SD year .; ais age
JUDGIE-In BROOKLYN SATURDAY December 1904 Fran
tain o. company 5ssn Eigfhs an SsYO!k Vol
Avenue Baptist Church Of sumner-ave and De
catur-st. Monday evening December 8 1904. a.
Legion. Association 70th High-
aad 4 NJ an. Fespec5y invited a to 5o arPead Lodge
RECKENDoRFER-on Thursday, December l, BaSets..
NEAL rom OF SeT lss Tesienee No 20 East 74s on
sunday morning. December a. at $50 O'Clock kindly
= West 52dst. Mary Marvin Rome widow Of Charles
2 D n PaadelDnia papers please copy.
wEEKs-On December =. 1904. Mary Foss Weeks
vile OF Andrew Clarence Weeks. and eldest daughter
OF Bishop Cyrus D. FOss. suddenly, at Aer home IN
ALEXANDRIA. Cal
WETEERBY-On Friday evening. December :, a. the
resCence II her c. Lounsaury. l5i
West I.d-st. Rockwell. wife OF X. Wethe-
BY u Minneapolis MINI. and daughter Of Joel and
Ann Eliza L0unsUuUy Rockwell. Funeral service at
RIIgeAalO Conn. Monday afternoon. December 3. at
2:lb clock
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington, .. c, DecerteF 2 1904
Information received this department from
NJ francis r. Keene Corsul OF the United
Al Florence caly death the 25tl OF Ocrooer,
1904 al Florence Of James Stanley Conner q NewYor
The legal representatives Of the deceased Obtain
Iurtner information by applying to this department.
dispatch
IIatfd
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Fer points IN Europe and al Universal
loving rates: - -
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII Be
repubEIshed Ia The TrWeekiy Tribune without extra
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SINGLE tn-rE!

SINGLE O-fES
SUNDAY e-niSi " F-E.r>LI REVIEW. = cents
DAILY. 8 GEMS THIN EEHL.N cents
FARMERS
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BY EARLY MAIL. TRAIN.
Fer ~ ro.n.s United states tauaia and Mexico
81 boroGsks OF Manhattan The hrolAl
10 CUBA Porto RicO. Philippaas'
without expense for foreign postage
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rorsG GIANTS.

those Little Ads the People,. In making business
for those who thrf1
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TIE DRAWBACK OK FLOUR

'S-'~oor Hansorough, Of North Dakota, to-day
s-OSAL Up & matter OF some Importance relating
+Iz EXISTING tariff. It was that the draw
- u 4oor MADE from imported wheat. Sen
c. --1'-soFeugh first took up the subject with
shcn. >. snaw. and later the Secretary talked
rako.a ~ me President The nilers in North
Csr-To a-e minnesota who import wheat from
lord "a sfterwaTd ship the -four over the
p, n~os 90 interested in the drawbacks on the
- ~ precgets. as well as on the -four itself Sec
e-aIirs alsN mas said that he Is II favor Of lib
'au- ars a. ne drawback features of the Dingiey
:-s bo.i, .-le in4llers who grind imported wheat
Inc SeosleAtlaI returns along Jhat
, 1904-06-01

Balance on hand, $2,39S 70
Available for bonds or Commissioners
of Adjustment expenses, 81, 129 AZ
Available for sidewalks, 633 08
curbing, 46l so
II" borough expenses, "a SO
Engineer VIM. H. Boardman, of
Camden, who has been engineering
and planning the sewerage system for
Anglesea, addressed Council upon in
v%itation, giving them some valuable
information and instructions as to the
proper way to plan for a sewerage sys-
tenn, how to place the matter before
the people, the manner of conducting
the arrangements and the probable
cost. He stated that it was generally
a tedious process to put the plans in
shape and have them properly placed
before the State Commission for their
approval. If the work is pushed at
once Mr.. Boardman thought that the
system could be commenced about
a very favorable period,
and could be completed inside of four
months. The system would be about
five miles in length and in all proba-
bility would cost about $18, 600. Coun-
Gil was heartily in favor of taking I'M
mediate action III the matter and the
first steps will be taken to further the
project at an adjourned meeting to be
held Friday night, June Sd, when the
will be discussed in full.
Chief r.. w. Forcum, of the fire de-
partment, presented a communication
recommending that ten more fire n.y.
drants were needed at different points
In the borough. A communication
was read signed by several property
owners complaining of the promiscu-
ous firing of guns about the streets and
Of horses and cattle running at large,
were a menace to the public
The inspector reported a num-
Der of cement sidewalks now under
and those unfinished by
Il Craven. Banks d Marti-
net were awarded the contract to &C.
the uncompleted walks.
A communication signed by G.. A.
stated that the piling protru-
ding from the sand on the beach front
an eyesore and a menace to the
bathers. The clerk was authorized to
notify the owners that the distractions
must be removed. The clerk was also
instructed t. notify the West Jersey
Electric Company that a number of
lhCli Poieo ploIIuueu III tuo SIIect anu
they should be moved.
Several complaints that the garbage
had not been thoroughly collected of
late were heard. The clerk was in
to notify the Five Mile Beach
Railway Company to raise
their track on Pacific avenue up to
grade SO that the street can be improv-
ed and properly graded.
On motion three certificates for $500
each were ordered issued to pay the
cement contractors. A number of bills
for the month were ordered paid and
the Collector was instructed to have a
note for 81 900 discounted at the Marine
National Bank. Council adjourned
until Friday night, June Sd.
, 1904-06-01
A VALUABLE PUBLICATION.
The Pennsylvania Railroad 1904
Summer Excursion Route Book.

On June the Passenger Department
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
issued the 1904 edition of the Summer
Excursion Route Book. This work is
designed to provide the public with
descriptive notes of the principal Sum-
mer resorts of Eastern America, with
the best routes for reaching them, and
the rates of fare. 1t contains all the
principal seashore and mountain resorts
of the East, and over seventeen hun
dred different routes or combination of
routes. The book has been compiled
with the greatest care, and altogether
is the most complete and comprehen-
sive handbook of Summer travel ever
offered to the public.
The v is handsome and striking.
printed in colors, and the book contains
several maps, presenting the exact
routes over which tickets are sold. The
book is ~profusely illustrated with fine
half-tone cuts of scenery at the various
resorts and along the lines of the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
On and after June l this very inter-
esting book may be procured at n
pennsylvania Railroad ticket office at
at the nominal price of ten cents, or,
upon application to Geo. w. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia, Pa, by mail for
twenty cents.
, 1904-06-01
Sued by His Doctor.

"a doctor here has sued me for 1928 &C,
which l claimed was excessive for a
case of cholera morbus," says r. White,
of Coachella, Cal. "At the trial he
praised his medical skill and medicine.
| asked him il it was not Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
he used as l had good reason to believe
it was. and he would not say under
oath that it was not" No doctor could
use a better remedy than this in a case
of cholera morbus, it never fails. Sold
by Cohen Bros, WILDWOOD; NJ. L.
Branin, Holly Beach.
, 1904-06-01
Ten Years in Bed.

"For ten years l was confined to my
bed with disease of my kidneys" writes
r. A. Gray, J. P. of Oakville, Ind.
at was SO we're that / could not move
part of the time. l consulted the very
best medical skill available, but could
get no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me. 1t has been
a Godsend to me-" Sold by Cohen
Bros, Wildwood and Holly Beach.
, 1904-06-01
Pennsylvania Railroad.

WEST JERSEY & sEASHoRE X. h.)
Schedule In effect May 8, l9Oi.
, 1904-06-01

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Sewerage at a seaside city is a very
important feature. Our perfect system
or sewerage makes Wildwood a most
desirable place. Baker Bros. +
Wildwood has churches, places of
amusement and an atmosphere Of order
and comfort that is pleasing to the
thousands of visitors 10 this rapidly
growing resort. Baker Bros.
, 1904-06-01

Last Wednesday night, May 25th,
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Holly Beach Borough Council was
Councilmen Culver, Barnett, Woolson
and Lopez present.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved, following which
the sanitary committee reported in de-
tail that over 100 lots in the borough
were below grade and recommended
their being filled in. On motion Clerk
Hewitt was instructed to notify the
owners to fill them up to grade.
Collector Bright's financial report
for the month ending May %, 1904,
was as follows:
, 1904-06-01

During the summer kidney irregu
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by Cohen Bros,
Wildwood and Holly Beach.
, 1904-06-01
WARNING.

If you have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure,
you will have only yourself to blame
Tor results, as it positively cures all
forms of kidney and bladder diseases.
sold by Cohen Bros, Wildwood and
Holly Beach.
, 1904-06-01

Balance on hand, $2,398 rs
Available for bonds or Commissioners
of Adjustment expenses, 81, 129 AZ
Available for sidewalks, 633 08
curbing, 46l so
borough expenses, "a SO
, 1904-06-01

Do not imagine that the price of lots
in Wildwood today represents any,
thing like what their value will be in a
few years. We say this from observa-
ton OF other successful seaside resorts.
Baker Bros.
, 1904-06-01
RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand as per last monthly
report, April 10Th, 1904, Sl,705 "a
pater Olsen fax 1908. 20 OF
7 Wav Com. of Adjustment, Is As
T Way' license fees, 700 90
7 q Wall fax 1908. 10 SO
Ladies' Aid, M. e. church, D 10
Il. Montgomery, tax 1902, 10
Il. Montgomery, tax 1903, Y "a
l.. Goldstein, tax 1908, ll6 rs
Martin Long, tax 1903, IA 81
John f. Mawley, tax 1903, "a 80
Thos. Montgomery, tax 1902, 10 SO
1903, 16 II
Hannah Patton, tax 1903, IL IL
John M. Vance, tax 1908, Al 30
Georgian G. Vance, tax 1903, 70 10
Proceeds of improvement certi-
~ficates, curb, 2,OlO w
Proceeds of improvement certi-
~ficates, sidewalks, 4,522 5O
j. Way, com. of adjustment. rs %
Proceeds of note discounted,
due July 80, 1904, 1,OOO w
, 1904-06-01

Trains leave Holly Beach as follows: Tor
C.pe May and intermediate stations-955
a. M, | so Saturdays only, 423 p. M, week
days. Sundays at 8 45 a. m.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-02-24

Continued on page g.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-25
Why Bryan Turned Back.

Republican State Chairman Atkins. Of Mis-
souri,. tells this story of a campaigner in his
State:
sam George the mans name, and he said
he dreamed he died and went to heaven and that
ST. Peter met him at the gate.
What have you been doing lately. Sam?" St.
Peter asked him.
Campaigning for the Republican party. he
answered.
WELL come right in," ST. Peter told him.
There is only one requirement we will make of
you. You must mount those stairs leading to
the Beautiful City and with this box of chalk 1
give you write each step the mistakes of
your party
Sam George took the chalk and began the
climb. He thought of all the Republican party
had done he climbed. but could think of no
mistakes it had made. He had thought over all
its acts when he had reached within a step or
two of the top. He a coming down
again. Looking at him, he the man was
William Jennings Bryan.
How you Mr.. Bryan?' George said to
him. I'm glad to you here
Yes" George says Mr. Bryan said. I'm
glad to get here where there is no political
strife
But why you turning back?' George
asked him. when all the others are pushing
upward and onward
"Oh. I'm out of chalk" Bryan answered. ac-
cording to Sam George.-New York World.