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New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
HOUSE H0NoRs HoAR.
Commemorative Resolutions Passed at
Special Session.

washington. Feb. 12.-Tribute TO the memory
Of Senator Hoar, Of Massachusetts, was the oc-
oasion Of special session OF the House of Rep
resenta1ives today Many Of the members at
tended the session which began at 12 o'clock
Representative Lawrence, Of Massachusetts.
presided. Resolutions expressing the sense Of
bereavement and loss in the death of Senator
Hoar were offered by Representative Lowering.
Of Massachusetts, Speakers TO these resolutions
were Messrs- Glllett, Lawrence, Thayer, Sulli-
van. Green, Roberts, McNary, Powers. KeIliher
ara Tirreu all OF Massachusetts, and Clark and
De Almond. OF Missouri The eulogies occupied
The House until 2-37 ?. m, when the resolutions
were adopted and the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND

DAILY
closing Jranspacihc mails arranged
their uninterrupted overland
10 Of hnal except
Victoria. Seattle which close previous
dsyl close at the General Pos1oice NeT-fork. fol-
Japan Korea China and special additional nails fcr ths
10 for dispatch s 3. Shawuut
Japan (sxcspt Parcsls-Post Malls. Korea. china
Philippine Islands. Vancouver and Victoria 2. C..
close at m February IA for dispatch per > En-
press Of China
New-Zeaand. Australia Cexcert wesu. Nev-Caledouia
Samoa. Hawai- and Fiji Islands via Francisco.
close at m February IS FOR dispatch per Ven
for Zealand arrive with
this dispatch. maiiS-closnE $50 a
a m. and 9 sundays a. 420 a. IA, a. an1
p m.--wNl be nate Up and forwarded until ths ar
rival 1f the Cunard steaner.1
Hawaii Japan. China specially addressed
for Philippine Islands. VIA Francisco. close
p N. February - for dispatch per 3 Cuptic-
Philippine Islands and Guam VIA san Francisco close AZ
p February - fo- dispatch per T. : Transport.
Fiji Islands Australia Westl and SewCaledons.
via Vancouver Victoria. b C.. close AZ ?. Feb
ruary y for dispatch . Moana-
Hawaii via san Francisco close az February 2r
Hawaii Japan. China and Phippine Islands VIA
san Francisco close az m March FOR dispatch per
Siberia
p m. March 10 Tor dispatch per s. Mariposa
Manchuria except NeW-ChWank and Port AFthuTf anf
Eastern Siberia Is present Forwarded via Russia
NOrE-Unless otherwise addressed West AustrAlit -
places in Cainese Province o. fuanan
British Eudiathe quickest routes Fnppines spe-
Ciaily addressed tflrulc prepall
the foreign rates Hawaii s forwarded VA San Er4-
cisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX, PostulAstsss
Posto-ice. NeN-Ycrk ". r. FsorrAry 10 1suA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

toned that the Prnssian "Staats Anzeiger," or Of
hcial Berlin Gazette" of June 1929 contains the
following royal decree:
BY Order Of His Majesty the King:
wife of Prince William Of Prussia hereby decree
that such union, il II took place. be null and
ANTHONY voN ALTENsTE1N 49,
Secretary OF State
have seen it mentioned both in German and for
eign publications that the three counts OF Bran
denburg. two of them distinguished generals and
the third for many years German Envoy at Brus-
sells, were the issue OF union OF Countess Anna
Dohna and old Emperor William of Germany But
this is not true. for their father. famous Premier
and soldier, Of whom fine statue exists at Berlin
was the son of King Frederick William II of Prus-
sia and of his morganatc wife, the Countess Dohr-
hon
INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
An interesting story might be written OF the in
huence which American women married TO foreign
ers-especially to men in public lfe-have exercised
III the political affairs of the Old World. Many
instances thereof have been related these letters
A further chapter about the matter might be de-
voted to the position acquired at Rome by the Mar
quise de Viii de Marco. daughter of James Durham
New-York drygoods merchant When she mar
ried her husband he made use of his hereditary
honors but contented himself with the relatively
obscure office Of professor at the University of
Rome. His WIFE, who. without being an heiress.
has a comfortable fortune, caused him to assume
the perfectly authentic and old established title
which he now bears and to enter politics. helping
him TO secure his election to the Chamber OF Dep
uties from Gallipoli. in Southern Italy.
Since then she has not only started a political
salon at Rome, where her husbands colleagues con-
gregate. but has likewise become power in public
affairs in Italy, and is reputed in particular to
ercise great deal of influence the Minister of
Foreign Affairs. Signor Tttoni, and his Under Sec
retary of State, Signor Fusinato both of whom
are habtues OF her salon. In fact the action OF
the Italian government in not merely maintaining
but likewise increasing it's subsidy to the wholly
American Society for the Protection Italian I'm
migrants. in the face of powerful opposition at
Rome and by Italian societies here. is ascribed,
not without reason, TO the remarkable influence
which she has managed to acquire in the highest
political and administrative circles at Rome.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
BIG GIFT FOR CHICAGO.
Million Dollar University Buildings
Said TO Come from Mrs. z. Blaine
Tsr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rprer,xr !

Chicago. Feb. 12.-New buildings. TO cost
100000 are 70 be added to the University Of
Chicago according TO an announcement inst
made by Dean William b. Owen, Of the High
school. who refuses TO make known the nana
Of the giver II is believed that Mrs. Emrons
Blaine makes the gift. although she and her
friends are Ike the university authorities reti-
cent. The new group Of buildings will include a
museum. recitation building lecture hail GYM
rssium and theatre, and viii be close TO the one
raillon-dollar school of education recently given
20 the university by Mrs. Blaine
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
TO PRODUCE OPERA BY PAINE.
Work by Harvard Professor To Be Heard
at the Metropolitan.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TErBUSE.l

Cambridge, Mass Feb. 12-Heinrich Conried Is
to produce next season at the Metropolitan Opera
House New-York a grand opera in three acts
by Professor John Knowles Paine Of Harvard The
opera is entitled "Azara" and deals with the love
of Gontran a heroic knight of the CrIsades. for
AZara- a beautiful Moorish maiden, as the central
theme. The opera is the result OF years of labor
the part Of Professor Paine. who is head OF the
Harvard Music Department.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE EXHIBITION.

Despite the inclement weather there was good
attendance yesterday afternoon at the opening
the public of the twentieth annual exhibition OF
the Architectural League. in the Fine Arts Build
ing, in West 57th-st The exhibition will be open
Till Saturday. March f. from 10 to p. m. and
from 8 to 10 p m It Is free. except on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Free lectures will be given on
MedneSdaN- irps
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-J. B. Oliver, Chicago HOTEL
ASTOR-F. w. Benedict, New Haven; A. P. Craw-
ford, Cleveland, and +. Kaltenbraunn Austrian
Consul BRBSLIN-W. S. Mapes Camden and
William A. Pinkerton Chicago HOFFMAN-R L.
Henry, Richmond. and Leon Revion. Paris. IN
PERlAL-B II. Neeley, Havana, and George A.
MacEwen, Paris. and Cecil Evans London.
NETHERLAND-Rober Cluett. jr.. Troy WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-Sen J. p. Dolliver, Iowa,
and Major General S. B. NJ. YOUNG Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Special Notices.
Offices

Offices
MAIN OFFrCE-No 1s4 Nassau-st
UPTOWN ,oFFIcE-No 1855 Broadway or any Amer
BRoSx BI7frss TessraRh Gas qss Sss ,sas..
EEwARk BlANe By Fred rick n sOu-r
ass0SP III HE '4 EHa TsiSsS 4: ia
3s1 Pans si E.eSsas: s s' Ssdn House.
4@s5iss3 4ssm.. & sP.sss cogaa 80 wasssss Pic 9
plas mss :, Lo.s0. s5 enc e TIE Z sonv-Hi-ns
PA4RIsTJohn 45I5 NIgnEOs e Co; no. q Rgs Scribe
as, ssaa No S ss s s. FSs esnsn ss P's' A''
a M9Tgan Harjes Co. No. 81 Boulevard Haussmana-
SentineLtal Hetei Bswsssand
h%s4es5 Nq 81 Ayssgs Dc I rogeT p . s-
NICE-Cretit Iyonnais
GENEvA-Lombard. odIer & Co and Union Bank
FLoEENCEs-F French. Lemon & Co. Nos. and Va
HAMBL,FG American Express Company No Fer
sUNbAY TrR1e RayS ees an mAs to to keep the DAIL9 ard
hotels named Below:
LoTPqS-Hosl Hs:i Victoria Hotel LaaEha
SoTfoltM MdATs T Grand Hotel The Hoard Hotel.
r.,rcyT wood Hotel Russell
Sa..d s o,. & 9saa Mssaa HSs. HS::
land Hotel M91eesTb SsnsSon s tI195lass % Ws'i hid
sro4f H9ieT-s i Hotel saanklin Hotel Of wight
station Hotel p1mtries 51Gf ia'so" station H0'''
Fs55 fIo. Chatham Hotel Lila dAIsion,
GPPa,insnal Pssn AL Hotel Psias Hotel s., James ssa
BEL1IICM-Ls Grands Hotel brussels
Hotel Tesbader. Four Sea-
soLls Eotel. Munich. Hotel Bellevue.
aCS1 Fti+t AND SWITZERLAND-FIot Bristol
Grand Hotel Hungarta Budapest: Hotel Baur aa
AIAd1 AND SOUTH Or FRANCE-Grsnd Hotel. Venice;
Its4i -Holel- Rome Eden Palace. Genoa. Grand
~ toJei I 9niirinaI Rome Hotel Dzneh Venice: Hotel
Ie VIE. Milan Hotel de THsrmltage. Monte Carlo:
ROYAL Hotel Rome: Hotel de Nice Nice: Hotei
I5eau site Cannes: Hotel Gallia Cannes savoy
t1ose4 Genoa: Hotel De Genoa: Hotel Belle
Tue san Reno; Hotel IA Vile. Fio-e1ce- Grand
Hotel Floreaes savoy Hotel Florence: Hotel Metre
S.Ie. Monte Carlo: Hotel Royal Reno. HoteI
-r-9as Bretag1e. Nice: Savoy Hotel RoSsantzo,
SSaRles; savoy Hotel San Reno; Grand Hotsl Monte
=. J1rlo; sun Palace Hotel. Monte Carlo.
CAIRO, EGYPT-Shepheard's Hotel Ghszrsh Falacs
4otel. Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE DIPLOMA.
He Accepts Honorary Membership in League
of Former German University Students.

DR.. Carl Beck the well known surgeon OF this
city president OF the League OF Former German
University Students. has received a letter from
President Roosevelt accepting his election to
honorary membership in the association. The
President has named March the day on which
he will receive the committee which DR.. Beck will
appoint bearing the diploma. which will be hand
sOmely engrossed-
The only other honorary member OF the league.
which Is rapidly growing, is the Grand Duke OF
Baden, the aged uncle OF the German Emperor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY Q5lAt T:s0 a n for Netherlands dirsct
per 3 = statendarl CrnaIl Be directed per
ssaJsndan q at $50 a for Italy drsct. Per 5.
slcaIia CnaaI must Be directed Siciiial:
1890 m supplementary - m Z for Europa Ser 3
Cee4nic Via Queenstown and Liverpool: II
norway Parcels-Post Mails. HeIlis Oav (reS-
Olav''J. = - - -
ii URS1AY dat a. m. for France. Sxft=eraat.
1taIy spain, Portugal Turkey, Egps Brit
isn india. per . La TOUrzine Eavre mail for
TOuraine'1. -
FRIDAY QO-At D m
Canopic from Boston.
SATURDAY CS)-At 9 a for -lrone q yo-x
VIA Plymouth and CherbOurg for Ireland must
greeted Per 9 $ New YOrk'): $50 a m. for Bel
eF Belgium must b directed per E1nland);
ooO a m Tor Italy direct, Princess naIl
must % directed per s. Princess Irens'): 1880
orfa via Queenstown ana LlverpooL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
TAFT TO BE VALE ORATOR.

New-Haven. Conn., Feb 12.-It is announced that
William II. Taft, Secretary Of War, will be the
orator at the annual commencement exercises OF the
Yale Law School next June Secretary Taft was
graduated with the class Of IS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Postonce Notice.

may occur a any tfme1 -
Foreign mails he week ending Esbruar- 1an5
VIII close promptly in all at the General Postocs
toL0Hs registered and Parces-Post Mails close
esrIS{ nan closing time shown below Parcel-Poss
germany close 7. m a
40 FepIusry s krOnprinz WtIhelnn-
and Supplementary rraS closs
on tcorsr OF West and Morton later
Slosng time shown below (sxceDt Supplementary
mails 1or Europe and Central America. Colon
one hour Later az FOreign station.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
RoTHscHILD HEIR TO WE'D.

Paris Feb. 12.-Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Baron Edouard de Rothschild. only
Of Baron Alphonse de Rothschild. to Miss
Germaine Halphen. daughter Of Emil Halphen. the
sugar redner.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
LoNDoN's RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.

London. Feb. 12.-The Torrey-Alexandsr revival
rather hung fire in London in the beginning of the
week, but The later days have seen crowded audi
ences. and tonight Albert Hall was packed within
nfteen minutes after the opening of the doors, and
fully ten thousand persons were turned away.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

Highest temperature yesterday 4s desrees' lowest ~
average 81: for corresponding date ' year o'
avarape sor corresponding date last twenty years. o.
Teesj Forecast To-day fair and much soldsI' Dfs@
narthwest Winds Tuesday. fair and continued e0l0-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
THE DAY OBSERVED AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga y. Y. Feb 12-Linooln's Birthday was
generally observed by Grand Army veterans ana
thosa who served in the Spanish-American War by
iistening TO sermons eulogistic of Abraham Lincoln
The churches decorated with the nauonal
colors and floral offerings
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
NO RgsTRIcrIoNs ON THE GIFT.

Auchmuty OF No l0l University Place. TO the New
York Postgraduate Medical school and Hospital,
DR. d B. ST. John Roosa said last evening that
the money would be devoted the general work
OF the school There no restrictions on the
gift. he said
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
A BRITISH OFFICER MURDERED.

Calcutta, Feb. 12-Lieutenant Harman, COM
mandng the South Wazristan Militia, has been
murdered at Wan by a Mahsud. The murderer
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.
CUBA-Vla Port Tampa Fla closes this oscs daily
except Thursday. al f4;3O (ths connecting mails
close here Mondays. Wednesdays Saturdlysl.
MEXICO ClTY-Overland unless specially addressed fer
Sunday. az 1;30 p m and 1910 Sundays az
2 m and 10S0 2.
NEWFOUNDLAND (excspt Parcels Post Mails)-By rail
10 North sydney and thence BY this
once daily. except Sunday. az D sunday a $50
2. connecting mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday,.
JAMAICA-By rail 70 Boston. thence BY stsansr.
closes at this ortee az , m Tuesday. By rail
Philadelphia and thence By steamer closes at this ocs
al 1880 D m. Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail 70 Boston. and thence by steamer
closes at thus ONCE daily. except Sunday. at D n:
RAHAMAS (exccpt Parcels-Post Marsl-By rail 70
Miami. Fla. and thence BY steamer. closes this
Office f4;SO q m Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast Coast) ard
GUATEMAIA-sy rail 20 NeVg-orleans. and thencs By
steamer closes a. this Once daily, except sunday, az
tl3O ?. and tlO:SO D. Sundays AZ II :. N. and
tl0:so Connecting mail closes hero Mondays
COSTA RICA-By rail- 60 Nsw-orIsans. and thence By
closes ~ tEs once daily, exeapt Sunday. az
tI0:S0 connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
f1O:SO p M.
NICARAGUA C-ast Coast)-By rail Nsw-orisans. and
closes this once daily. except
Sunday, II 80 .. m. and f103O .. sundays az
II ?. and 1880 (connecttns NAH closes hers
Wednesdays at fl0.30 ? M
PANAMA ana CANAL ZONE-By rail- 10 Nsw-OrIsa1z.
thence by steamer closes az this once daily
cept Sundays and Mondays at rl.30 ?, and fl0ss0
D. m. Sundays II n. and 410:3O m connecting
mali closes here every Suncay at tlO.S0 ,. M
Registered Mail closes at p N previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
UNDERTAKERS.

asd 81 Frank E. Campbell stephen Merritt.
.mb'Tg Inst, 24I-s West 23d ST Tel 1925 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Tribune Local Observation

In this the continuous white line shows the
.hsnFes in pressure indicated by The Tribune's
seIf-recording The dotted line shows the
,smperature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following official record
from The shows the changes in the tenn
perature for twentyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE Will be
republished In The Tri-wsekIy Tribune extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

ARPENTER-CORNING-O Saturday. February IL
1895 by the Rev William r. Richards. D D.. Virginia
Gibson daughter Of Edwin Cornirg. Edward A.
penter, both OF New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN United states Canada and Mexico
49, ~ cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and Philippines,
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Special Notices.
n1EMORIAL WINDOWS
rribnnn suhscrintion Rates.

-rYr 1-uTrT-NSFl Will mail address in
,ntrv or abroad and address changed often
ms be regular
1s- hafore leaving II convenisnt. hand them
in al THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
SINGLE COPIES.
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY cents NE Tet1a,1iT f1F LEV" cents
WEEKLY WEEK FARMER. 3 eentsi
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. VEST
INDIES, ETC.

WEDNESDAY Cf5)-At a. "A. for Bermuda. par a
for Nica1sxua eeSceSs East c6as Hass 42O tGs !. M
st S s9' q c6oss caasR c5o E s4 eaai @ zGRs caP S & %
Per $ Finance via Colon Cnail for Guatemala must
Janeiro santos mail for Northern Brszii srzsa
s. Moorish Prince ,; a 10 \ Tor Greaada Trin-
for Haiti per Prins Nederianden Crlaii Tor
szuela Trinidad ana Guiana must be directed Per a
Prins der Ne1sTlandsn') at II for Argentine Uru-
NOs5hsGn Brazil. per Bas via Para and Siana0s;
and Dominican Repgblic Der = 7 5hsrosse ~ ~
cs6S 5oAf Co. ,, a m; for & Gu5a & Yusa5an s1s
sAeo must s Ge directed Per $ > Eiglancia y az
Pathfinder Ordinary mali Tor other parts of Porto Rico
must be directed per 5. PathandsrJ; az $50 n.
mail for Cape Haiti ana Port De PsiT must
$ MsnzsniIo mali must + dirsctsd Per a slsn-
BANANAS Der IN rtzsbs 1lai fS- s,Eo @ 2 ms, m. e, &.
v7SIIs sITeS1Sd Per $ 9rtzaha,l - -,
SATURDAY 'Gsj-At $50 a n supplementary go
3 s PhadelPhia mail for Colombia, via CgFacao.
6sPpIsshsary $50 a M fer Fottas Island iSuaisa "a
ments per ; ssrnis mail eoT Costa fs Sia Iina5
must be directed per $ sarnia'j; at 9sO a n sor
per 5 MORO castle via Havana: al $3.50 p m. f5r
Cuba per ; 5. Curttyha. via Matanzas mail must Be
NoTICE-Ftve cents per half ounce in addition
warded By the supPleuaentary Nails ana letters de-
tries after the closing Of the Regular Mail for dis
patch BY particular vessel viii so forwarded
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Malls ars also
opened on The piers OF the American English and
Han boxes on the piers Of the German Lines salins
from Hoboksn The mails on he piers open ons boI5
ana half before sailing time and close ten minutes
cents a half ounce is required articles mailed on
Isea Post steamers: double postage Gettsrs 10 ss
half OUNCE other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers NewYork City 10 the DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY viii Be charged a copy extra
postage addition 10 the rates named above.
Foreign Rates.
For points IN Europe and all countries IN the Uni.
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at
the following rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

HeinIgke
Z Bowen,
EeW-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

adopted a fern Of speech the Times Square
during the theatre rush hour TO keep people
from stepping down between the cars and the plat
FORM which Is amusing, II not particularly efhca-
ciols- II YOU want 10 see the show, look out for
TIE wide step they call.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

The committee in charge Of the arrangements Tor
lie testimonial 10 be rendered Joseph Holland at
The Metropolitan Opera House, some afternoon late
IN Nsrch IS daily receiving offers 70 aid IN TINS thls
worthy object Yesterday offers OF assistance were
received from the Twelfth Night Club ana from
tne Professional Woman's League.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

Klew & Erlanger have entered into contract
with John J. McNaIy to write the musical play IN
which Joseph Cawthorne VIII open his tour al the
Herald square Theatre next season II VIII be
called IN Tammany Hall" The lyrics VIII be
written ~ William Jerome ard the music BY Jean
S-lKerfz
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

Ills ITixie Friganza makes her debut as a Weber
.s3f al the special Lincoln Birthday matinee to-
lay. She takes the part OF Mimi de Chartreuse'
q 5Hisg gledy- -F1ggledy." formerly played by Anna
rec and VIII continue. throughout the season al
~aE', a member Of Joe Webers company.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

BURNETT-Suddenly IN BROOKLYN. February II 1905
h Burnett aged "a years Notice Of
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-08-22
Picnic,

r N. A. and NJ. w. A., will have a
Basket Picnic at Riverside Park,
Vernon Springs, Aug. %, 1905, after.
noon and evening, including sports
and amusements. A cordial invita-.
tion to all; come and have good time.
Don't forget your grub baskets, there
will be plenty of good coffee, sugar
and cream furnished. Buses will
leave the Woodmen Hall for the Park
from Loo clock during the afternoon,
Round trip Is cents,
PROGRAM.
History of our Camp by j. A. Cut.
ting.
Drill by the Forester Team.
Tub race across the mill pond.
Boat race by the M. w. of A.
Boat race by the r, N. of A.
Three-legged Race.
Crock breaking Con test by r. N. A.
Fat Ladies Race and other contests
not mentioned.
Drill by Forester Team,
Program to begin at $40 pm sharp.
A. 4. Peterson, starter; Ben He'd.
dtngton and @. F. Robinson, judges.
Supper at $40 p. m. sharp.
Bowery dance afternoon and even
ing. Music by Cresco Harp Orchestra.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-08-22
A Bad Accident.

Howard Marshall is COP fined to his
bed with q fracture Of both bones OF
one leg just above the ankle. In COM
pany with John Hegg and wife he had
driven to relatives Of Hegg's pamed
Peterson, In the vicinity Of Plymouth
Rock. They were returning home in
the evening and while driving down a
steep hill near Steen Stinsons, the
harness broke and the horse became
frightened and got beyond his control
running into the embankment beside
the road and throwing them out. Mr..
Marshall was caught under the bug
gy with the above mentioned results
and Mrs. Hegg sustained a badly
|sprained ankle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-08-22
MARRIED.

FAY-STATELER-At the office Of the
officiating Justice, M. M. Moon, at
Cresco, Iowa, Thursday, Aug. II,
1905, Milton @. Fay, Of Canton,
Mimi, and Miss Minnie e. Stateler
of Preston, MINI.
GREENE-JuDsoN-At the residence
Of the brides father, in Oak Dale
twp, Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1905, by
Rev. Geo. w. Stone, Louis B.
Greene Of Doland, S, D., and Miss
Nellie p. Judson.
FRosr-WALL--At Usage, Iowa, on
Thursday, Aug. II, 1905, by Rev..
Clark, Fred Frost and Miss Mabel
Wall, both Of McIntire, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-08-22
SALE RAPIDLY INCREASING.
Remarkable Popularity of Wadswort th
Bros. Cnioo, the &c. Cigar
ofQuality.

AsS AAesA nAoAO IOPo4nlluyoA VI w ouS WOI VI
Bros. Cnieo, the &c. Cigar
ofQuality.
You can't fool q smoker the second
time on the same cigar. Ifhe tries 1t
and does not find it good, he will not
try 1t again. Smokers who have tried
Wadsworth Bros. Chicos, lind them
just what P. A. Clemmer says they
are, equal in quality to any 10c. cigar
on the market, with long Havana
filler, burning with good solid ash
and delicious aroma and flavor"
Yon get all this for &c, something
you never bought before for less than
loo, and oftentimes you had to pay
l5c for 1t. Try Wadsworth Bros.
Chico to-day, and you will adopt it az
your favorite and never smoke any
thing else whea you can get one, and
kick hard when you cannot get one.
P, A. Clemmer has the sole agency
for Wadsworth Bros.' Chicos In
Cresco. aug % tsept1 IL.