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HARRISON MONUMENT PLANS.
indianapolis Committee VIII Appeal to
Washington for Site Desired.
[Bx TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. ]

lBx TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSE.I
indianapolis. March u.-Charles H. Neihaus
whose design for the Harrison monument has been
accepted by the Harrison Monument Commission.
was in conference with members of the commission
to-day regarding plans for getting site in the
Ohio-st. front Of the new public building grounds.
1t is purposed to appeal to the department at Wash
ington. and f the architects sustained in their
refusal to let the site be used without material
notifications of the monument plans, permission
will be asked OF the President In the event OF
final failure. University Park will be selected.
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Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees; lowest q
81 average corresponding Of last year
Sc average corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years, 80
Local Increasing cloudness to-day probably
followed by in the western and
portions: rain snow Monday; winds becoming north
and increasing by tonight
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PRIZE AWARDED TO HENRY MeNAuD

Paris. March 1.-THE French Geographical So
ciety has awarded TO Henry vigaaud. secretary of
the American Embassy here the Jomard prize for
historical and geographical researches. The prize
which was established By the celebrated geog-
rapher. Jomard, who died ind862 consists OF a col
lection Of valuable old mapA
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WILLIAMS AGAINST HkzINo.

Williamstown, Mass. March 11-By vote OF the
entire student body at Williams College II was de-
cided that all forms OF hazlng must be eliminated
from the March II celebration and from the annual
cane rush.
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nav BRITISH ENvoY 10 AusTaIA.

London, March LIT is officially announced that
Sir Edward Goschen, British Minister to Denmark,
has been appointed Ambassador at Vienna. in sue
cession to Sir +. r. Plunkett
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Plans for the Casino-People's Institute
Plav

The Casino is as yet untouched by workmen.
though the Shuberts declare they will open 1t again
by June. Plans have been prepared by the Bixbey
estate and the Shuberts which call for the recon-
str,c+ion NJ the auditorium on the street level.
These plans have not been easy to prepare for sew
eral reasons and they will not go In dnal form TO
the Building Department until next Monday or
Tuesday. As soon they are approved, however,
day and night shifts OF workmen will be put TO
work on the interior OF the burned out playhouse
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows ta
changes IN pressure Indicated Irtbuue's soff-
recording barometer The dotted shows The teT,per
ture recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature for the last twenJy-four hours In com
parisou with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

Club OF the Peoples Institute gave its annual
musical and dramatic entertainment at the Carne-
gle Lyceum last night. The play presented was a
two act comedy called Tomorrow at Twelve by
Mabel Hay Barrows, who staged the Ajax" when
it was presented by Greeks last winter at Clinton
Hall. Members Of the club made up the cast
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Charles Frohman has engaged Joseph Coyne for
an important comedy part in the Sam Bernard
nroduction of sydney Rosenfeld's musical comedy
t.Ihe RoIlcking Girl which is 10 be produced at
the Herald Square Theatre following Miss Blanche
Walsh'S engagement.
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s5O.OO-To CalifsrnIa-s5O.OO

20 all other PACING Coast points, Erie Railroad. In
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$50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn.
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UNDERWRITERS.

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EmbHE Inst. 24l-3 West 25d St Tel 1925 Chelsea
Rev Stephen Merritt. the worid-wide-known IN
srtaker. only place Of business 1eth-
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on
the Caronla were:
Mr.; and Mrs. David Homerl Mr. and Mrs Edmund g
ghar ~
Mr.: and Mrs. Roland r. Mr. and Mrs Fleming H
Conkln. Revell -
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Po.tomce Notice

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may occur any time)
Foreign mails ending March ie 1908, will
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Reguar and supplementary al Foreign Sta
ZION tcorner OF West Morton
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America Colon
hour later a Foreign Station.
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WEI4IlS-MYERs-On Saturday. March IL. 1905. All
Angels Church. by the Rev s. Delaney Townsend.
Blanche Myers, daughter OF Francis n Myers. 10
Thomas B. Wells.
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Religious Notices.

20 cents per nEe-
MISS MARGARET GAULE. Immortality Demonstrated
First Association Sprtualsts Tuxedo Madson-gyA and
6eth-st. Sundays and
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On the iceland. which sailed yesterday. were:
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Gsey James ! Pierson
baroness de Massenbach- Thomas A Drisooll
Mrs ]. West Roosevelt.
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Henry Miller win give professional matinee at
Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre next Tues
day. when he and Miss Laura Crews win be seen in
''Frederic Lerna1tre," by Clyde Fitch Miss Amelia
Bingham also has a professional matinee that day.
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Died.

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The schedules closing Transpace Malls Is arranged
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
% sailing
Registered Transpaeihc Mails dispatched via Van
previous day) close at he General Postoce New York
Hawaii Japan Korea China and PhuppIue IsIauds via
san Francisco. close at 8 p m March - FOR d1s-
patch per Mongolia
japan Except Post Nails. Korea China ana
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver ana Victoria 81 O.
close at March Il for dispatch Empress
IECsa.
Japan Korea china Philippine Islands via seattIe
u >. March Il for dispatch per I.yra
Hawaii VIA Francisco. close az ,. m March 20
for dispatch per s. s Alameia-
Hawaii Jaran Korea CHINA ard socially addressed
mail PhilpHre Islands, Francisco clos. AZ
6 p. m. March q Cor dispatch per 3 s China
Hawaii via san Francisco close al p. 8 Tor
Eli islanis Australia except Vest and Neu-CasdoEia
via Vancouver and Victoria. g.. =. close AZ 8 nl.
March 70 Tor dispatch s. $ Aoranet
Philippine Islands and Guam VIA Francisco
New-Zesiand AUSTRALIA Except Wesr. New-Caledouia
Samoa Hawaii and Fij Islands san Franciseo.
close a. g 2, April for dispatch Soronsa
or the Cunar steamer carrying the British
this disratch- extra Uails-Cinsiur $50 m. a.3a
m. and D. SUNDAYS 4.a0 a. M a m ana
rn-wh be made up and forwarded until the arrival
OF the Cu1ard stcGmer1
Tahiti and Marcus Islands Francisco clc..
@ p. April u for dispatch PEP g. Marinosa
Msnc-uria fezcept Newehwang and Pert Arthur1 ana
L-sFern siberia "a NJ present forwarded Russia.
NtTt--t'rleEs otherwise addressed. Ia
Forwarded Wa Eurouc Nev-Hpaiand san Francisco
certain places the Chinese Province Of Yurnan
VIA British tnda-he quickest routes Philippines spe-
ctaliy addressed via Europe be fully prepaid
the FOREIGN rates. Hawaii & forwarded via san Frau
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postmaster
Posto1ice NeN-YorS y Y. March 10 1893.
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Forelsn mails for the ending March ~ 1905 win
sor RsssTsd and Parcels !9st Mails sos one soF.
denbuT a6d S Maeh az 20 p Per Ma K4on l per w
t o6er s s yo 17 Ssss Is s s
Mans ei o ns s0n ssgE EXCEPT that
one hour later at Foreign station)
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY ia dat $50 m tsupplsasata-y 10
and Liverpool az se M tS ftaiy aP a Ss =
Nord America ,man must be directed per = Nora
per s. Oscar II res1lqE mail for Denmark must b
THURSDAY us,-At I a. m for France, switzerlaad
taE spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Br.s-
parts Europe must Be directed per S L
sA Io ,,5 gs-At for Europe Per New
must be directed per 5 Nsw-YOrA'); At $40 a N.
f9 r B Ba f5r f seSam PG4 u Malls RE T1and T
s must az S Ss 92 "a Tor S. Italy 9 PER a. S
for scotland direct per Ethiopia mail must b
Islands per crete Gnail Tor italy must be directed
pers 3 Cretic)s at lOSO Complementary y nnl
sTpool.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
SUNDAY u2)-At a. m for Argentine. Uruguay and
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pa Rio JsneiEo and santos tm4 isT Nostasr9 BTaz
mgst be dTssted o Bes s az . ESQ 59
Coast Ho1daEas except East &c COAST ssiVadSr Panama
Canal Zone Cauea Department OF Colombia. Ecuador
mail for Guatemala must be directed .'Per s
Finance y at ~ m for Yucatan and Camgeche per s.
PfSgx 2R1 mgs, e GREETED per Per ssD Der
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for St Mare Petit GOavs. Aux Cages. cape Esit and
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apo Haiti oF hf Port per Pc P tsoa w vsae an nir
dad and Guiana must be directed per Prns VIII
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Campeche. s vigianeia mail for other parts Of
Mexico must be directed per > : yiganeia'1i at y
supplementary p. M for Turks Island and Domin-
FRIDAY uTl-A, Il m supplementary 1880 D. M for
directed per Orizsba.D; at 1890 p supple
and Wind%9rd Islands and Guiana per 81 8 Pains
mail for Grenada. Trinidad St. Vincent must be
SATURDAY dsI-At ! a. m. TOR Rio Janeiro Sac Paulo
for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay must Be directed
SaPT 81 al SSS a and M SgBgsas a $50
philadelphia ian for Colombia Via Curacao. must be
Argentine TruFuay and Paraguay, per a Hespsrides
Island Jamaica ana Colombia, except Canca and Mag
dalena Departments per 3 sarnia mail tor Costa
al 10 a. M M ioT Sg f rR sr 3 S1st,ISs, F,5cs
Northern Iraz Argentine uruguay and ParasF ss
D. m for Cuba per 5. Curityba, VIA Matanzas onaI
NoTTcEFive cents per half ounce in addition to the
regular postage must be Prepaid on al ettsrs torrasd
Closing Of the Regular Mail for dispatch By partic
lar vessel viii not be so Forwarded unless such
tonal postage Is fully preIaid thereon BY samps sup
piers the American. English and French steamers
mail NAV BE- deposited IN the mai bo1es on the piers q
the German Lines sailing from Hoooken The malls on
and close ten minutes before sailing time only Popular
articles mailed me piers o. the American WAITE star
10 cents half ounee) other lines
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC, EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

TRANSPACIFIC. -
Mails Except Jamaica and Bahanaasl fC-warsss1
daily ports Of sailing The CONNECTING mat close
ct the General Postoflce. NeT-York. follows:
CUBA. via Port Tampa. f430 a Monday. Wednss-
day and Saturday. (Also from New-York. Thursday
Saturday-see abOve)-
MESXICO CITY overland at 1850 D. m and 1850 ,.
daily except Sunday: Sunday I m. and 1890
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Nails via North
sydney . Monday. wednesday and Saturday
lso occasionally from NewYork and Philadelphia See
6boyel.
MIOUEIoN via Boston and Halifax $50 D. every
other Sunday March - and g. April Q and IS etel
JAMAICA. Boston, .. Tuesday, Phladel-
phia a 1890 .. wednesday,. tAso nom Nsw-Tork
BAHAMAS Except Parcels Post Mailsl, via Miami.
Florida. 1850 a. Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day. CAlso from Nev-Xork See abOve)
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS East Coast and
GUATEMALA New-Orleaus. 1000 d. Non
DAY west Honduras = dispatched from New
via Panama-see abOve-)
COSTA RIGA. via NeW-OTleans at 1850 m Tuesday.
NICARAGUA Cast COAST. Nev-Orlsans. 1l0: 50
p. m "Wednesday West Coast Of Nicaragua u Dis
patched from New-Tork via Parama-ses above.)
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE via New-OrIeans. 1859
D m sunday after 1870 sunday and until sailing
mail for Panama and Canal iona
r. held Tor the New-york steaner-ses aseVe)
Registered for overland dispatches closes at
previous day.
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Special Notices.

Mail subscribers In NewYork City to the DAILY ana
TRI-WEEKLY viii be charged one cent A cooy sxt-a
postage IN addition 10 the Tates named above
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07
SUMNER GIRLS

Lingerie waists blossom on every
tree, and an infinite variety Of them
there is. AS Dame Rumor says they
are 70 be worn until late In the fall.
IL would be well for the far-sighted
maid to see that her stock is kept up.
How shall we begin 10 select and
describe when there are such num-
bers to choose from? Perhaps we had
better plunge In and bring forth what
We may. Here Is one Of finest dotted
swiss, the dots very small II is made
with a round neck-the kind becom-
ing only to the happy maid with per-
feet throat and shoulders. lt IS a sort
Of baby waist, very simple few
gathers giving fullness IN front the
back plain. The sleeves are quite full
and extend just below the elbow, where
a deep frill Of wide footing edged with
narrow lace flows softly over the arm
The neck Is finished with narrower
footing likewise lace edged Simple as
can be. but if well cut and fitted very
effective.
Tucks have much place on the lin
gerie waist, and are very attractive IN
summer, emphasizing the sheerness
Of the materials One waist had a
wide strip Of fine insertion down the
front, on either side we're long rows
Of tucks alternating with short clus-
ters. AT the shoulder a deep under
plait gave the proper fullness, for the
waist set we'll over the bust This
plait was discovered" some years ago,
but its value IS still appreciated.
There is no end OF lace waists but
personally we prefer the thin materials
that are not so elaborate or ostento-
tious as the heavy and rich all-over
patterns-the plain materials infinite
ly preferable TO cheap imitation laces.
Even the best Of the all-overs look
fussy rather than cool and fresh.
We noticed a cool-looking maid this
morning. A black silk skirt. a sheer
white lingerie waist, elbow sleeves and
long black silk gloves The hat was a
white panama with a China silk scarf
wound about It, the parasol a long
handled affair Of white pongee She
could have worn this costume any
where of a summer day provided 1t
was as fresh and crisp as when I
saw Il.
Handles Of parasols are very long
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07

CITY DIRECTORY.

MAYOR ". r.. Blnnton.
pnf-fnFNr D. uF luI NClL-h. D.. BARROW
r.WN tnuNcu.-BN committees.
Fm4nre o. D.. WnLW. f. 0iliian' W. T.
N,ui NSTinaocc- IA. O.. WALL walker scott
". ~. nuNal. o., ,,..,,
c-mrisry ~. T.. Gillian. %. T.. Eramhert
Lirbl ". NJ. nuvau. =. W. watkins W.
~lrcct-s. iig W. watkins, ". q. Anderson.
o. O.. tmmhcrL , ,..,,...
-t.ar.e, B.. O.. Eramhert W. p. Gillian
% g.. Barrow. ,,,, . Al,
oe-rt Holse-W. E. Anderson, r.. l..
EramIcrf. " q. noyuc. ..
Flre-W. r. Doyne, Walker ScoiI :. W.
i.o"r B.. D.. Erambcrt. W. Anderson
B.. r. Barrow. ,..,,.. q, A.,
ciG.lt Walker SCOTT D.. l.. Erambcrt
". M uuVtL
'rowu Clerk Jos e. Garland.
lIfr Treasurer -. ". faulcu, Jr.
Commissioner Of NeNeuue-f. III. &. kice,
rIty Sergeant a. ID. Miller.
Police Leslie FOCUS and j. ID. 'lliiaih.
tnrf Fire pcpartmeut-t. VI. kobeson.
street tommi~ iOucr-J. =. Hart
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07
THE PREcEPToR.

set my eyes or the face OF Duty;
Master" said. "let be- let be-
Life will lose all It's golden beauty
II l must follow Thee!
All. but the ways that We trod were weary
An. but the paths that we followed long
Dreary the span OF the sky. and cerie
The sound OF every song
And yet. as though through some chrismi'
wonder.
After the lapsing Of sunless days.
The grim gray veil seemed 10 melt and
sunder
Like the rifted morning haze.
Then / set my eyes on the face Of Duty;
Master" l said. "at last l see
That life has gained more hallowed
beauty
Since | have followed TheeF
Clinton Scollard. IN S S. Times.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07
The Right Sort of Rest.

II is rest first. and after that all else
that He holds for US. Our rest should
be like our Sabbath. a beginning Of the
days. Under the law the order was,
work at the first. and day after day un-
I'll the seventh. when labor shall end
In rest But when Christ rose from
the dead. that first day Of the week be-
came the hallowed one. consecrated TO
life and rest and Joy. And from that
living, joyful rest in Him, the whole
being energized and fitted for its task.
the soul can go on TO serve Him TO the
end. II has found It's rest because It
has ceased from working In its own
strength. ceased from It's own will, and
now God worketh in II TO will and to
DO Of His own good pleasure. Practi-
cally, It makes the widest possible diff
ference whether we work up to rest or
from it-Sarah F. Smiley.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07
Some Popular Linen Dresses

In England one can buy linen for
something like ten cents q yard Il
costs five times that and more here,
many times more for very good-but it
is worn this season by everyone.
White comes first In favor. and
then may be mentioned the gobelln
blue. cream and tans. delft blue, navy
blue. greens and raspberry shades
Linen should always be well shrunk
before It is made up. and If the shrink
ing is done at home this IS the plan
to follow: Pour boiling water on the
goods, let stand until cool, hang up
carefully. the material pulled into
shape, and iron when still very damp.
This will insure against further
shrinking. and the ironing while wet
brings out the gloss that makes linen
80 attractive In making, have the
pressing well done; a tailor look IS
the proper thing for the linen suit
Some Of the better sort perhaps We
may say the majority. arc made with
no trimming save straps Of self ma
terial. A few very good ones are
trimmed with a heavy open work, have
elbow sleeves with turn-baok cut. and
girdles Of silk instead Of the belt Of
linen or some wash trimming. These
are for linen costumes. though the
coat suits are more severe.
Some Of the linen dresses have only
cuffs and collars Of openwork embrol-
dery. and occasionally heavy Irish
crochet is used. There is quite a lik-
ing for collar and Guns Of contrasting
color: this Is a feature Of the present
season. skirts are short. but there is not
noticeable the rise In the back as last
year. II the skirt escapes the ground
an inch IN the front &c will be elevated
only an inch and a half in the back
now.
Coats for linen suits are made semi
fitting In the back. square box front
is adorned with large pearl but
tons. The sleeves. very full at the
shoulders. are large and have plain
stitched cuffs. Skirts are not so
volumous as they promised 70 be- ht
close about the hips and the fare,
though considerable, is not exagger-
ated
For summer travelling these ~iii oe
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-07-07
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

Wisdom increases itself by enrichins
others.
The mercy Of God is the greatest OF
all mercies
How would a prayer-party DO for a
change?
A mighty little man can undo a large
mans work.
Stars of hope are always born in the
night Of trouble
Walking in faith is walking in the
light Of His face.
He who is willing TO guide a child IS
preparing to lead a nation.