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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
NO SHORTER SCHOOL DAY.
Special Committee FaU0rS Rather
Longer Hours.

TO help the army OF children OF foreign birth who
are NOW studying in classes far below the grade
warranted by their ages longer school day is ad-
Vocated by the committee Of commissioners OF the
Board Education and OF Associate City S,Ipe-in-
tendents which has for the last three months been
considering Commissioner Abraham Sterns plan
for reducing the day in the frs year of the el-
mentary schools 20 three and one-haIf hours
throughout the city. Commissioner Stern was
only one of the fourteen committeeman xho ia
vo.ed the cut. The majority report which will be
acted upon at the board meeting of March y, says
in part:
The longer school DAY is particularly needed by
tt tiiOes1oS u eh.iteil Oi 4e.s4-Doin .,,t.ene
ate 40 hs-r like EnsIsn Unegr homes,
OF Commissioner Stern would dom an shIoh caii-
SS5h1o4 aai -."eeqLate 10 .he.r neecs.
1he Judicioesly constructed scnoo4 programme
nand work oet' cen evey two per!ocs ol worH ia
to unaivided attention, avoiding fatigue
& rS glsIne ea1nse ot occupation. Exper. ence mas
hand work, from mental the Relaxation of
ad seven IoI ne man m ee hofIs cf 40 n uyorlc
lie separated iLlU snolteT 4eriods aun5I-d with
TelaN-hs exercises and strengthening acuviUies.
Ihe ,ouIse stuuy the FIRST year IS pre-
pared 70 meet tne requirements or the most sym
Sin years oI aee. anu w"oy "itn.n tne.r powers.
meut acquisition. tie e4,-.s.te amount OF
hand ralnlLs vol-e cuietre. phy cal activity etc,
ana 10 neutIaI.ze ne stlam occasiOned by intel
le~tuai eIOTt- A course that would d.mL.s any of
these elements would yield unsatisfactory results.
In conclusion md; That hours should be
REGARDED rs me normal sen ol cay for hrst year
classes; thdt any shortening Of the school day
should be teSaIuSd temporary eApedIent To
be got rid of poss bls that the tendency
should be to lengthen rather than to shorten the
school day. pTUvCeI ptOpet re4L-ac-On -Om intel
Iectual working cOC.d be given Oy gymnastics and
athletics, ana that finally, every EFFORT should lie
made 70 secure $ hCOl accommodations aOt only
sufficient TO insure i've hours instruction day
Tor All Ch,idTel. diiiu.sh est forty
the average number Of pupils eaeh teacher.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
wAEnERs WORK N PAIRS.

Gendarmes and warders are required 70 always
Fotk in pairs. that always spy
upcn the Other and in one case that came under
Count PfeHs notice where A fendarme was caueht
assisting prisoners to communicate to ore an
other- he was condemned TO death by court-raar-
tai. the sentence being commuted by Alexander
III 20 hard labor for life in the mines OF Siberia.
When -ount PfeiI saw the prison in the St. Peter
and St. Paul fortress the captives there numbered
about forty. Some Of them had been confined there
for years O. remand without trial others had
already feen sentenced while about a dozen were
yourg officers who had suc-unbad 70 the wiles Of
Nihilist worren. Count Ffen deoar &c that these
young fell ws we've. rue, treated with lerancy.
their captivity the 81 Peter and S. Paul fortress
usually Cul-naatiDE in a reduction the ranks nd
service for period Of I've years privates in sce
regiment stato-ed IN Central Asia the Far Fast,
the end Of which ne. Il their records had been
good. their commissions were restored TO them.
Vh.ie corfnCd AT the St Peter aad St Paul
fortress ali pr<oners are kept strictly IRON the
sig h,est intercourse with the outside world. which
is entirely dead them, and it is this that weighs
so heavily pom them.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
MRS. WORTH CULLAFSES.
FUNERAL OF HUSBAND.
Ten Thousand Persons Viezc Body
Of Former brooklyn Leader.

The funeral OF ex-f;enator JACOB worth. former
leader o. the Kings County Republican oreariza-
ton. was held az thu family home No 81 Lee-ave
Williamsburg. veste I'd : afternoon. The body lly
IN state from O. clock a. m. until D m and
thousands Of persons. including many Of BroobIyus
most prominent r-sidents and the POOR who we.
MI Mr. Nortns frier ds. viewed H. The services were
Fully ten thou sand persons passed through the
house during The day In the afternoon the crowd
mouse that II VI necessary close the doors
cept 20 Jhe Tam ly and few intimate friends. The
cro"c iiSd shs streets fer three blocks and police
possible accidf at
IL was the largest funeral that has been held
~ 10 6IUoHyn a recent years. with The exception Of
1HIte hG1Strtd telesraLl.s were received BY the
ItthIly from II parts 4 the country One was from
IT s dent = CoSeV et who expressed his sorrow al
st loss on q leader and true fried. Others
f roi lite states senators and COnsre=sgI
from Cover no.s Of several States and from many
members e OF the State legislature
n,5 5ne rtF. Dr. Jacob W. Ioch pastor Of the Ger
hq4[et-sI 9 h7ciated at the service
We t'e paG a glowing tribute the qualities OF Nj
IOr MN lesIoEs of friends. he said that he had
served ms cay faithfully ard had done much 10
peter u! conditions and to upift his fellow Inen
: " orth col apsed when She into the par
ST. ~ sooK az me body just before the serv ces
s,scIan was summoned She was unable TO attend
sho,,Id @ TIes, and her physician advised that she
Sistsd on going, and accompanied by the
opened 10 admit friends hundreds Of men ih9d
Itc0o IN the street for hour waiting this privi-
,,Tbe The pallbearers We're Supreme Court justices
crane senator CC9qnty JGagss Apipa P and
George W. Palmer, Hugo Hirsh Congressnlan
66lHosay' John Hawthorne. Colonel AnIrew d
lemon Wj9q Bennett ex7Maist-ate
DLI4ti was at Evergreens Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OffcIaI Record end Observation-Disclosures. Feb 26-
The barometer continues low on the NewFr gland Coast
with high northwest winds second disturbance
moved Montana Missouri in the lat twentyf'ur
hours teen attended by precipitation
sequence except u Iowa aHd South Dakota where light
snow has fallen u high pressure occupies the
Valley
There has decided fan in eruperature In the
lake region ;he upper Ohio Valley. also MIS-
Valley. Snow rain Is Indicated for Monday
Valley. ana rain in the extreme southwest TIE
y ther TUESDAY vi" be fair the upper
Valley and Middle Atlantic States where snow or
rain Is pro able lower temperatures. will Be
colder Monday middle Mississippi and lower Crio
valleys Colder weather e also indicated for the middle
Mountain region, Kansas Oklahoma and Southern
Nebraska.
Forecast fer special Toca.ifies-For Eastern New
YORK Neyv-Iorsey. Pennsylvania an5 Delaware
tar to-day: Tuesday light snow rain. diminishing
northwest winds.
Fer Western Pennsylvania. fair to-iey followed by
snow or night Tuesday rain variable winds
coming fresh east
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
WHIT IS GOING ON TODAY.

The Rev u J. E Gartt on The SABBATH Question IN
Tie Far East onan's National SaonatE Al
lance. No. 1856 5th-ave. No 100, II a m
MeeqGg q The Ns-!oT Gig Hs,I Hel12 A.G.l-i0. Il M Mr.
EuchIe c5r sI.er Cross Day Nursery. Astoria
Hearing On publ, piers before Dock Commissioner Pie,
Meeting Congregational cub of BrcoElyn Pouch Gallery
Clinton ave, 5:3o p
i, FTsica ga Culture Schoo No 80 CrHrra
Iak Vest evening.
Seventh anua, and reunion NetIo2oIan brarea
Meeting City Committee. luio-, No 81 Union
sqGare Ess, hight
Dinner Hunsar. an American Democratic Club Union
Meeting ana dinner New-York Uniyersast Club. Hote
Denis ESQ p.
Palm Garden 5Sth-st.. be'"een 81 and LeA--s'oa
Meeting Mond.y Club. No 1o5 Ea., 22d-zt. 7;so p IN
Grand Genital Palace. euing.
Pocasset Club annual party and Harlem
opera hous-. e'rli.s d.. 49,.
FoI!ticai Education No . West 44la-s5., $50 p m,
Lecture me- 9S Washington 'G Square aass p io
Free Lectures Of the BoaIa 0: Education mPub.ic
sett Eugene Field Public scaooI No. 35. No AIS
NE NJ 5aro 7 st. rG i % .ehSo No 49, hS 5Gss 5y aad St
N,choaz-aye., Ur- William Ronert shepherd, Tn
5ja-st aad Isale' MajoT Frank Kecs The PhiiS
sve Miss + aHcesco Del Mar 'Ergrsvi-g, Etcains
and H9o5 Cu'{ES Vim, I' FtcS ob.o T5r S9 Tn IN i 81 1is
Islands; Public Schooi No ly No. al East '9ti-
OF the louisiana Purchase Exposition illustrated;
Public School 80 Us Lews and East Houston sts
fellows Evarsene''. Morris High : hool Is6th $.
ara Boston Road Aze IIHl! Fish Cs!itQIria Cal dIIus
gs cqq6 2i F9be esdo f 40 "29s 2 St the %
ave and lf'ta>st Sgey " HeToft S, COX, 7oaS- tIz ser
He~ry c H-wu. How to sreak Englist,; Lafayette
Methods Electrical Communication Cllustratei)
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
pADEREws,u's coTlNa CONCERT.

Cherries F1fs. of oztrn. announces that Pad
ere. ki VII give recital il New-Yo~k 70 Car
neg-s Hall on Sarur fay afternoon, March p Ar
Fa- r-"gai. Ies been in This country s-nce The
o. ode n December. when he landed III San Fran
cisco, after Eve Usontfs' say in ArstTal a. which
r--n~rt r. had -sg.ted for the FIRST time S,rce
rs s7-lval 81 This ccu~try he has been playing al
f1lst rortinUousiy. and with his usual success. His
tout 80 fa~ be covered TIE IA lie Stone, rHe
ho-,..efn STATES ard pat Of Ner-Engl2rd and
sl present - As IN rFe u ode WfFt. II ie @
1-n s11ted This gear. tnrRe years ago, by Nine
.1-N Ass-- VI - travels with him everywhere IN
rs Et-fste ca Fly be- details ceFn lg f's
'n-- recital in New York VII be made putI- Ia r.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
WHITE SIBERIAN cAMELs FoR The
SHCYg

lhe tag freigh1er LaE7Ez- which arrived ~ the
s'oih central pier u tie Atlantic docks. in Brook
IN. seffercay. brought European cons gunlent Of
ANIMALS Tor the Barnum & Bailey meuage-le. A
novelty vas a pair IF pure white Siberian cameis,
Nplch VIII be added 10 the b. "a OF Ba -t-ian and
- tffleEe camsi already Wlth the show The
aIilslHft also Included drOn-edary, guanacos al
So mother Ihe little born the trip
- L3at ne cctaH. bfte he have gone through
ne customary quarantine lnsp, ct!on and detef5-
sds tfe ahi 1aia eid be sent 10 the Bridgeport
,s54eNf quarters and fetasne5 there until the Bar
49, q Bailey ShoY is bfouEhf - NeH-To for
sss sli9ns enAase-aelle A4acison Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
DEMAND STUDENTS REINSTATEMENT.
Excitement at De Pauw University Over Ex-
pulsion of Seven For Drinking.
- rELEaRAPH q - rRIaUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH IHIBUNE.I
GTeeucastIe, lnd.. Feb. 25.-There is much excite
here among the students of De Pauw Uni
vers.ty over the expulsion of seven students who
have long been prominent in college athletics and
politics the charge against them being that of
drinking. The seven young men had a luncheon
at hotel and. it is charged drinking and
making the nisht hideOus with their yells. They
were arrested. and, thinking keep the afaiI
quiet. agreed to plead guilty and pay fines
member OF the faculty was adjoining room
when the fines were assessed. and in this way
became possessed of the evidence against them
The students are IN rebellion against the college
authorities and demand The reinstatement Of the
expelled students declaring that the purlS |
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
DINNERS FOR sir PuRDoN CLARKE.

Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke. the director-eIect of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art VIII be the
guest Of Mayor Mcclellan at dinner tonight. He
VIII take luncheon at the Museum, passing most
Of the day there.
lie VIII be tie guest of the New-York Chapter
of the Sor.ety of american Architects dinner
to be sven al the University CIuo Tomorrow
night Sir Purdon viii sail Tor Eng and the
Baltic Wednesday. J. Pierpont Morgan, who
is president Of the Museum, is booked as a pas
the bO.lL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Mr.. coo9na,s FumeRAL ON TUESDAY

TIE funeral of eN-3fayor Edward Coogel VII ae
nee ~ Gra'se ChGrca or Tuesday morning 1T IL
oei-es Ilf bl-tai WI re 81 Greenwood. Among
tncse who VII attend the services H. the church
~ te the tEeatT-thTee members ~ the goge-ning
~ = Tee 70. tEe JrioE lur. Mr. cooper
80 ~ - the Union c-ub and had been
--e EteT ll- oEcr fgr-Y ye1TE
esttTcfIy 0fre~rror tEs E.Ve-ct- Z committee met
80 le-st o Ies0-lt!oLs tall-.s ll Y cub loss.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

B%oyLToE-og BOZ saturday February % Arson Hard
Funeral services Calvary C5uTch 4th-ave and 2lst
uent private
BRoWN-After short Illness bis home. Alta-ave
aTS Rron % ~ 1opSeTS S Re On sud- Pe6rgary Is Thomas
Funeral services e his late residence Park I'M
Train leaves 155th-st. fer Park Hii at ? ? m
cooPEB|oa r On sa1grday l FsbEaary p his residence
-. - Norm Nashington ScCare. Edward Cocrer. in
Is. at 10 O'Clock a. n
5Sn-y on SUNDAY FebTHa-y 2G at SUN
King Of 0aIfs En = Funer2T Et4oT pvae Sf P T. Con
CoNNOLLY-On sunday. February %. 1865 Edward
f8R6BTc 2qR8y w. afid r6a4 z at d4sr. h m s n Ne s L2
1eHienoe Of family the con
CRoCKER-on Saturday. February p. Mary q. widow
81 1lano "A 80 AeF n Aei eII1 yea SsrvesS a.
Do 2el oat4cy-st. Rrookiyn. MOnday. at O'Clock
George sidney Webster, on sunday February Is 1905
Tsda ans vn e. s eby aSt1 % c6 neEa al N5 go
East tstn-st Kindly emit flowers Inleruen,. Utica.
FIELDOn February - at the residence Y her daagh-
te. MS r 4 3aiiVtn No. l-S West 'itA-st Ms
ard iHtsLmznt IN Tuesday. FeSruaTy =. al CAM
Z 1865 ts as h5 'Ssiafnif S:e nss Sa
shaw ana daashseE Il Eawa-d Keioss IN N. s55
ssi o; ne ne a5e 6unea services 5 II be hsii At ts
Fast 6Sih-st, On McnIay morning. February =.
iILLhs death Of John Todd Iil Tinted state. Consul
a. a4 Juan ael T9Ite Ne95asTa was rep5Eed 70 tae
Charles ] IiH fcrre-ly Of Stonartan Ccnn
KoNIG-on SUNDAY. February 2s 1895. Fritz KONG o,
D zs-eu. Ce-EA-y-
PAGE-At Norwich Town Conn. February o. Mary
Fitch. wcow n the late r. 9 II Pag-. NJ r. Flne. al
at her ate resilence M.niay FebrlIar. % at e:50
Pad aarto5d 55 Raiaay 10 a. m New ia en
PERElINs--At stamfer1 Corn. sunday. February 2e
tth year Of his age Funeral service viii be held ~
tire residence Of his son-ia-laW Malcom r Pitt No
Mount Auburn Cemetery. Boston. Mass. Tuesday. at
D. n.
Il the late oan ra66 Fs Frlerai al ssr Ti' ae
February IS at lO:3o O'Clock
R1PLEY-o1 Friday. Febru2-y "a at his res dence No
l6 East 79th-st-, &4w-YOIk. Sidney Dillon Ripley.
Heas seaIy Res bta-ave. near +5tE-st-. on Monday
February =. ar 10 a. n
sECoR-At Oszining. y Y. February 25. 1905. Ann
years. Funeral services Tuesday. February IS at
23o o'eioek nm he ate residence at ossnins Car
down and 2;2+
HasSe LIVED \ vyf EeeT4aTy 99 2s 1905
- - ,es~s ss,,''sz - S9.a5s
Hamilton Place HacHensacs- y J.. Wednesday
y Y. via y. J. & y Y. f. r. at 1880 p m
wALIl-On Friday February p 1905 az her residence
Ee e29 West EndIaye Gsthsr4e 9esnhardt vie oi
Friday. February - 1905 Carolyn
Genlal INFANT daughter 9f Charles r and Hetce
Fisher Wi-uo. aEe- Ii-nths an 3 days Funeral Sa
So, Grange, y j.. Monday. February -. a; 1880
Iy. Bridgeport tConn) and Proyidenc= tR II papers
please copy
New-ROe1srs. On sunday. February =.
On Tuezlay, e0reary s. al Trinity Parish House.
Ne~-Ilocael.e. at 80 p.
TNDEfsr4KFES
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Pns-oric. Iii.

lshou!d be read DAILY ty al Interested as cAaasss
Co., - sai.s fer The wssS e-irs March 19o5. VII
ltt@.iN n az General one
- I' i'W'- l'eC>te-rt c1+ fstro=---p
esr er than closing time shown he.ov ParcelsPoa-
tet d Ee4r.ery g.
s'ali; Marsa l. rer : s. Bu=che- and March, s. Per
> = Kaiser Nli-e'n Crcs.e
.tc, and = erer t3ry Mails oc-e a. Fcrssn sta-
- '.'tF et Nes- a1i Morton Sree-si h7' aou- iatfr
-. si lime shown below t-a. Supn-eu-@7tary
3 90 tlr7-e s7i Central America. VIA Colon coss
one hour later a. FOREIGN S-a-frrf
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Sir Thomas Wemyss Reid the general man
ager and director Of Cassell & Co. and Editor of
The Speaker from the time of its foundation
until 1883 He born IN 1872 From 1870 to 1857
he vas Editor OF The Leeds MercurTy st.
Andrews conferred him the honorary degree OF
Ii. D. IN 1858 and he knighted for services to
letters ard politics" in the following year Among
his publications We're cha lotte Bronte, The
Land Of the Bey" Life Of the Right Hon. W. f.
Forster" Life OF Lord PlayfaIr' and Life OF
liam Black" He edited the Life Of w. 4,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
MISS LuLu eLAsER ILL.

WIlkesoar-e Feb. 26.-Niiss Lulu Glaser was taken
seriously Ill here Yesterday. and upon the advice
OF d physician. returned to her home in New ork
to Gay Her illness is diagnosed as a severe attack
StID.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
TENNIS At ST. NICHo-41s RINK.
Mrs. Barger-Wa!laoh 70 Hold Invitation
Tournaments There.

Iour12neLts There.
Mrs. Ba-ge-- WaIarL las engaged the ST Mich
o,ss Rink for indoor tennis play sfter the skating
season closes and intends ho's5 invitation tor--
Ea-nents there II april ara MAJ smooth floor
VIII be laid Gown and : EXPECTED thar four
co1rts can be marked OFT "a I.
TIE plan Of ergaetng lh. rnk suggested Itself
Mrs Rarger- WaIach bscau 8. or The difficulty OF
getting courts a. the indoor q, rns Club in 4.st-s
just west Of 7rh-sve The fH55rt has be one so
pcl lar that TIE Isl IS lIed Sans ia advance TIE
bzfr5ttor pl7yeIS also taNef the Sra allotted TO
lher. that ti aa GveEfCw Of bOta tennis
enc badr. on Enthusiasts 20 the l2th Regiment
Ar orv. he 1tL RseiItnt mas lrnz laI $ .olrls 3
:45 ~ are III r. se eEsrE ie5resa4y and satura
IA even gore downtown and obtained courts on
ne drsu 5oor Of tire IN fIgiment ArmoIt in West
.sth-st
Mrs Far-er- Walach an! cTss Anna Sands paired
i1 r-7ay cs tire wome1's doubles tournaments on
The C. no coU-ts az %e fgp0rt last sumner Seg-
eai II Ie singles aCd sIoCicap series a. EeV~Ort
~ Won ov ATs. Bzre -NaIiach- and n several
- fle .utUITCe-ls ter younger sister. Miss LIua
Barge. t.-i.-Hf Cd FrurG sF-i1
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
A HAWAIIAN CRATER ACTIVE.

Honolulu FEB %. - The crater of Kiiauea.
which became active On Febrrory = IS now re-
ported TO be showing the greatest activity since
1885
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

Commander u. NJ Hughes, Y. 5. y. hJLLAAND-
Prince ana Princess ~UAcredo Ma2lste.d, austria;
d. lsay EarrlCk. Albany. Mn riAI EAN-Ean
Compton Taylor. Boston. SAYON-Arthur y Mill
ken i5Ustuu. W AID JttF-AS1O Ot.IA-SeEalOr PM
lam er & knox, " aslIIston Genera II. A Age,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Tribunc Local observatIor- -

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
tu urgssu.e indicated By The Trtbunea self
Se.t1ng barometer The dOtted sine shows the tel-
.-.,fttre re -orGed the local " Gather Bureau
Local OficirI RecOrd.-The following of'cia record
from the Bureau shows the changes IL the te-
,srste FOR the ntyf9ur hours In comparison
vim me corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
TEANsATL,Nr-c WIS

WEDNESDAY tI,At $50 g. n Tor Netherlands direct.
4-L $ 5 Esa-sm tuaI' n-sc be directed per s.
Is5nt@nt ,; a l03e a lsuppiemen-ary = ul) tor
E'.,", pt- ta'i-. va "- tn<toa- AMI ~ el2oOl.
AZ II a. m Ter Norway Parceis-Past Mails. g q
mt states gegGir naI uelllar< Iu1sI oe di-
L-ee-4 g. 1iLed Sra-cs'rf
THURSDAY AT a r for France. ssr tzsrl1nd.
LAY spain. Portugal lurasy EzyF,- Creecs and
Ei!l4sn ln-E1, PEI Ia Hre-azue Hare
Iof other paris Of Europe be directed peg
sAILRDAY c+1--At 2. IT lor Europe. Ter I Phlla-
Lt.y'ia We Ftn -tl ard CheFclu-- t-nIH .lr Ireland
mus No. 'F--t Ff-gIr = D 4 3
Tor Belgium ParceIs-F Mars per F. Eroollani
L--A--a- mai directed s. g
h>lo3nieE-t - ac $50 a IA for I-aly direct,
,lllS Albert mail uust b irsc-s- -per s. 3 Eou
A4oSrt p - - 20 a. m for Italy direct, Der CiJlt
- tofino nal must b. directed =. Clrta al
Iorln3 >. at 10 90 tsuop.-C-eElary u I-l for
Europe, per E-ruria Queenstown ali Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
TrANzpaorFrc MANS voewARDE7 ovEaLaSn


re --~~fu-e y -'-s'7~ r., T-,r-7--ee Ne = anset
rf z~vi-r a--I cc-re-si~- r-rf's taNrsut
Fe~Iste~e7 -rars21cts ais d.s-7t--- vl F-7erTrer
6ey, c Sc az General rostoecc, Nev-Yo-@ IS FOL
laTau va s,u F-7----, cree at o. m Fesrlary -
fcr ait-e-~N r8- e. '1-'@
Few r-p~l. k.rs- ..i-G ard r. pnlre zlactE "A
sen T~s-'scc. e.as- a. Nsr-h s'- -lspasch
Hlsa Il, 81 F----.ze -.'ss a, G 10 n 2ia7-A ts-
rs~o- x1rra tsila alJ ps.p..1e rsao-s v'e searis-
5, ~ M.-cs -or tsra,ca rer 10
Tssit! ans Sl.,-eusse- Is.sass ye san Faa elass
Nty.-<el lraac asslf-as IeS.t N.F-i >e7- i9nla-
ci1se ~ = r Na-en r ~ t~pelea pr sisrzs,
Sew Teai,rz 1--- ro- ecsl.c b tre b. ,ea-s- wlgh
tht- si--et.a. extra ratIz-.testr1 --r. $50
m er5 p -lrtrys et t-7-' A. rs 3 :. ~ ara
81 r.-, r- saee sr' forwarded uuti rss ar
risal t-- Cuaarl -,,-r s.-]
FIs wa Jsran. N1-et rriua ava Pr tfan va
san vrans1e- eic9e "a; O. 1t Nas-a = ias aa''A
reean fev.--t r4-ce's--cs+ -silst. E,fc1 ciaa aHi
rfuiorIue Ts'arf- yia Nsrcetrer @at Victoria 3 G.,
close at sarch li ~ -is2at,1 rer In
r-,t s,a-ls Ass.rsr, esc5e- v-sn ara -s.a,ll.
$50 a4 3 =
Nar 2 ftr flsra'-H re
~ IA. eftrrN ." pes
Mcclure lex Nty-C-hWars apt fft A-Ntt1 ans
,-S--rs I'm 49, ftf-v
rn4 -srrsf- na- he o. Ia7s- reo.trre ee H-a~nea
sia PIT - iais--,r y i1plE
as rhe r1eiFr rgfes Hawsn frvarte1 vin Ssa
wsrtrtsf 81 WILTON. ..nagt.r
PostoHsse. Ssw-1osA. \. a.. Fsbraazs "a loca
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
THE EARL OF MoRLEY.

London. Feb 26.-Aibert Edmund Parker. Earl
Of Morley Deputy Speaker of the House Of Lords.
is dead. He was sixty-two years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

highest temperature yesterday II degrees lowest :"
a.y.s average as degrees; Yer CORE pondns
date last year degres FOR corresponding GATE
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
DUKE OF ALBA TO BE A BRITISH P1

DUKE OF ALBA TO BE A BRITISH PEER
Tie exceptional favor manifested b. Ki-g Ed
ward TO the young Duke Of Alba, who has been
spending the winter IN England dividing his time
among Sandrira ham. Windsor Castle ana country
houses where the monarch was staying as a guest.
has attracted little attention. and inasmuch as
the announcement that he has taken house IN
London FOR the season comes together with the
news that he has Instituted proceedings for the
recognition by the English crown Of his title OF
Duke Of Be-vsck, il is probable thai ere long this
granGnephew OF Empress Eugene VIII be able to
~ogularize his position with regard to MS British
houors
These lre a t-ife confusing at the present mo-
rrert sIrae. although hz figures as an English
duke in the AlmaEach de GOtha, ne does not ap-
rear rs such ia any Of the British Official peeTages
II may be remembered that King james II con-
ferred upon his natural son by MIS-. Godfrey (oet-
fer known ATabella Chur hill sister Of the h-st
Tp,-l-e OF Marlborough the titles Of Duke % Ber-
u-to- rad uF Tiumouth and Baron Of E0sworth, by
..tI.r dated March ls 1cs7 when he stiu occupied
ne tfrone OF Great Britain and these patents are
70. orGod in tn Patent Rolls Of England. But
,,,fs 81 Duke Of Berwick. who was likewise
.-aatad Duke OF FitzJaTes by the King Of France.
o-.f Tluke Of Iiria and Of Zeri'a by the King OF
c-.,- ,yae alta ut { q JacoDfte in 1888 by the
Tn r1ish Parliament his British nonors becoming in
-o,ssor.euoe thereof forfeited 10 the crown lie
-, +,.o SONS The eldest -ecdnc to his Spanish
-ororg and refining the British title OF DUKE u
r.--,.,, ,la,lcll rot recognized by England. while
- ,.ofrre- son inherited the French d1keooIn.
~, 5f FJtzlatues, now borne by his descend ant.
he s,vth Duke CT Fitzjama far rcher IN arinoF.ai
.o.i,,ge than in WORLDLY possessions
m sranish lire OF Berwick AID Of Liria became
,,,-,Ii the marriage Of the ffth Duke Of Berwick
- lie only daughter and sole heress 4 me twelfth
1,,,t,. OF Alba. merged IN the historic uokeiom or
- title which Is now borne in conjunction
- ,Lst of Berwick by the senior descendants Of
,.s ers, IKE Of Berwick The present duke was
- 1fke his brother the Count de Monujo, IN
za-6 al Beaumont college, near Etdn, under
s,Ire-y,ssou OF MS grand-aunt. the Empress
T-,,oArte ana speaks English without any trace Of
nyes~v eyerv one Of the attainders enacted BY
rerlr.r1ent against the honors Of peers whose only
crime was rheir loyalty to the Stuart cause IN
the early days of The Hanoverian dynasty "sS
reyarsed during ,ae reign Of Queen Victoria
n,zens Of eases indeed, could be cited For the
10 C,ueen was very proud or her Stuart ancestry
ARD deyDt,d to their memory. and. as sueh unwiH-
Jng fhar any of the great houses OF the british
,szfoeracy gheuld conIinae suffer for thef de-
yotion 10 tie Stuart cause. There - - reason