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New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
ILL., D. FOR DIR. T4KAHIRA
Tufts College Similarly Honors
Gorernor Douglas.

,,oaford Mass June 21-Tufts College to-day
,siebratad the completion of fifty years by
bo,5ine Conmemoration Day exercises, and in
connection with the celebration conferred hon
orary degrees on fifty-four men and women dis
1inguished in various departments OF lie.
Among the degrees were the following:
Doctor of Laws. Governor William L. Doug
las Of Massachusetts,; Kogoro Takahra, the
Japanese Minister to the United States; Cen
eral Adna r. Chaffee, L. S. A, and Herbert
Parker Attorney General of Massachusetts;
Doctor of Literature Caleb B. Tillnghast, State
Librarian, and Doctor Of Science, Professor Her
man c. Bumpus. director of the American Mu-
scum of Natural Science.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MONEY ASKED FOR INDIA's DEFENCE
Mr.. Brodrick Urges the Need of Military
Preparation Before the House.

London. June 21-william ST. John Brodrick
Secretary for India, on presenting the Indian
budget in the House of Commons to-day. said
it was his duty to ask the House to increase the
charge for military services by about SlZ'zVo-
600 He contended that the main reason Tor
which the military forces of the country were
now organized was -he defence of India. TO
neglect preparations for mobilization was an
entirely faulty policy, and one whicn ne wouId
resol11teIv oppose even if he did not agree with
the scheme of General Lord Kitchener for the
reorga nization of the Indian army.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

what is really worth while being devoted to our
national life
Following the Presidents address President
Hanselman presented the diplomas TO the grad
yates. each of whom was introduced 20 Presi-
dent Roosevelt and received cordial handshake
by the Executive.
After the exercises the President and his
party were driven to the home Of General Rock
wood Hoar where informal luncl->n was
served Immediate after luncheon the President
and his associates took the train for Williams
town. where tomorrow he will receive degree
from Williams College
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SpecaaL Notices.


Offices.
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Thomas cooE & son. Tourist ofaee ludgate c:5sgs
piece leave sdvertisenents and snhscTiDtisns r.
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Credit Lyonnas Bureau deg Etan2erF
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ets fs G. es and xsl a7g 1ss s VI.
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For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SUNDAY TRIBUNE hie in the reading rooms Of tas.
LoNDoN@HofeI Victoria savoy Hots- Ihe t.anshanT
Hotel Hotel Csrton Hets GisTdge7 ofs s ao1e @ @
Eorfolk;st. Embankment: Queens Hotel Cppez
a.'f Nas8d o
Midland Hotel. Morecambs Pay. Midland Hotel.
Derby Hoiiers Hotel, shankIin Hotel Isle Of
scoTLtND-st Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotel.
Ayri station Hotel Dumfries' Brnam HotsL
eeI,PR$ssR4E.h!a -ze.sl cecil ,a ,-,,,..=
PARIS-Hotel Chatham. Hotel De Lille - Q Aio.on
Grand Hotel de TAtherse Grand Hotel, EIotei Cn-.
tinental Hotel du Paiais Hotel 81 James and
Albany Hotel Regina
BEI,G1UM-14e Grand Hotel Brussels; Hotel kursaal
& Beau Site. Ostend
HoLLAND-HoteI des hides. The Hague; Kursaal.
GERMANY-Nassauer-F FIof Hotel Wieshadcn Four
Seasons Hotel. Munich; Hotel Bellevue. presden.
Hotel EaseThof. Berlin Hotel Four S~1sona-
Wiesbaden; Nuellens's Hotel Aix-la- th'pee.
Hotel Messmer, Baden-Baden. Wurtte nheTGel tio-.
Nuremberg Hotel Metropole. Bad -Nauheim: Hotel
Een-Bad; Hotel Goecke. Wilduugen- Bad: Hotsl
Raiserhof. Wildungen-Bad Grand Hotel Wiiaeirns
foehe; Hotel &c Russie kissinger-l{ad- Fiotel
Victoria Kissingen; Frankfurter-Hof. Ftans fort
on-Mun; Imperial Hotel. Frankfort Main. Hotel
Prtnz Carl. Heidelberg; Hotel National. Strass-
burg; HOhAnzoilern. Nauhein1- Bad: Hotel
Continental Munich; Hotel Kaiserhof, Ead-Nau-
helm; Hotel Furstenuof. Frankfort Main.
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND-Hotsl Bristol.
Vienna: Grand Hotel HunSaria. Budapest. Hotel
Carlsbad; Hotel Pupp. Carlsbad: Hotel Continental.
Lausanne; Hotel Victoria. Interlaken; Hotel Euler.
Basle; Hotel Victoria, Base. Hotel National Carls
bad; Grand. Lausanne. Hotel de Ia Paix- Geneva;
Hotel Beau Rivsge. Geneva; StadFath. MaTi~nhad.
Hotel Weirnar, Marenbad- Hotel Elinger Mareu-
blick Interlaken; Grand Hotel. BrUnnen; Hotel
National. Lucerne; Palace Hotel. Lucerne; HoteI
Bernerhof, Berne; Grand Hotel. Lugano Hotel
kursaa!. Msiois. Ensadine-
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-tirand Hotel.
venice; Grand Hotel. Rome; Eden Palace. Genoa;
Grand Hotel Quirnal. Rome: Hotel Danieli.
Venice; Hotel de Ia Vile. Milan; Royal Hotel.
Rome; Hotel de la VILE Florence. Grand Hotel.
Florence: Savoy Hotel, Florence Hotel Royal san
Reno; Hotel Grande Bretagne. Nice Savoy Hotel.
Hotel Monte Carlo: Grand Hotel Aix-les- Baias:
Hotel Louvre and Savoy AfN-Ies-Ban
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
BERTHE IN THE LION DEN.
Unfeelingly Removed by UnappreciatiVe and
Hard Hearted Parents.

After a two weeks search for their daughter
Rertie John Faringworth and his wife OF Bath
Beach found her last night in Bostocks snow al
Conev Island ,Ihe was taken from the show IN the
,,sddIa NJ an act Of which she the star Berthe
ran away from home two weeks ago, and landeo
in Coney Island where she developed liking Tor
training lions.
The Bostock management turned her OUT lasl
night for her debut star trainer She was
thrown into the den Of several ravenous kings OF
the forest and was winning much applause from 4
Mo audience when papa and mamma arrived with
Pstrolman Humphries. Then Miss Bertle Was
taken to her quiet home at No. S.671 Mst-aVe bath
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CALL TO PROFESSOR W. E. GIBBS.

Pittsnurg. June 21.-Wlam z. GIBBS M a.
B. s. A NJ of Fanwood. N J., has been appoint
ed professor Of physics in the Carnegie Technical
Schools his appointment TO date from September
/ 1905 Professor Gibbs was born in New-1ork
CITY in 1861 attended private schools until 1875
when he entered Stevens Institute OF TecnnoiogE,
ryaSa,,an <ro-n which he received the degree of
Mechanical Engineer in 1882 His degrees Of = ;.
and A NJ. were received from Hobart SoHegs'
orIf the Eastern cities for his broad knoWIeogs oL
nhvsics which he has applied TO a great variety
of practical operations.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
DROPPED DEAD IN P1TTsBURG CLUB
Henry M. Wilson, President Of the National
Supply Company, Expires Suddenly
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE II

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE-J
pittsburg June 21.-Whe arising from ths
+obla IN the dining room at the Duquesne CIuo
at noon to-day. Henry NJ Wilson. president OF
the National Supply Company, dropped deaa
beside his brother-in-law. George Funk OF
Beaver Mr. Wilson was ffty-eight years ola
and lived at Franklin, Penn He had peen one
Of the promoters of the National supply Coll-
many dealing in oil we'll supplies.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

BRowNsoN-MEADE- june 81 at St Pauis ts;ids EPis
copsl CHURCH. Nonkers. n Y, by the Rev " hiaIn
Morris Gilbert Ada Dudley Meade daughter OF Mrs
T5hilin Nelson Meade Roswell Roberts Brownson'
SON II Rear Admiral willard H. Brovnson. Z. ;. y
HOFFMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June 21. at Hotal
BelIecaire by the Rev. George c Maddcck. virginia
stockton Bunting William Thomas HOFFMAN
ROBINS-DREIER-At her residence, No Montague
terrace by the Newell Dwight EiHs Margaret
y Treisr daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs Thedor
Drejer 20 Raymond Robins, OF Chicago
sTTrRCKE-FOsHAY-At the Collegiate Church. Lenox-
ave on wednesday, g. by the Rev Edgar TIlton.
Foshsy George Henry Sturcke, Jr,
O Mamaroneck.
yOIJNG-HURLBUT-A residence of the brides par
Morristown, y. J, Wednesday. June II, lsOo
Puth daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank Moseley Hurl-
but, and Mason Young. IT.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
M'KINLEY MONUMENT CONTRACT.
Awarded to Barre (Vt) Company-Pink
Granite To Be Used

Barre. Vt. June 21-The contract for construct
ing the Mckinley National Monument at Canton.
Ohio was awarded to-day to a local company.
Pink granite. quarried at Milford n H, Will be
,,sad in tbe construction of the memorial. which
will be 50 feet high and have a circumference OF
$50 feet. The total cost OF the memorial Will De
mn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
g. GLEASON, CLERK OF SENATE.

Albany. June 2l.-The Senate to-day elected AS
sstant Clerk Lafayette b. Gleason. or Delaware
f-ornt,- clerk in place J. 5 Whipple, appointed
Froresf Fish and Game Commissioner. Ihe elec-
ton was unanimous. the democratic senators OF
f.rine, no canddate.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT


Mails Except Jamaica and Bahamasl are forwarded
ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails Close
nj General Postofice. New-York. 5 follows:
CUBA vie Tampa. "A 80 A. Monday. Wednes-
dav nd Saturday. (Also from New-York Thursday
and Saturday-see above)-
MEXICO CITY. overland. 80 2. m. . NJ
daily except Sunday: SunGay at 1:0O and 10 80
p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parces-Post MaiIsl. VA
North sydney at p m Monday. "Wednesday and sat
abovs)
MfOUELtON via Boston North Sydney at ESQ y n
every other sunday June and IS etc) y
JAMAICA, via Boston. at 100 Tues5ay and Friday.
CAlso from NewYork on saturday. See abovel
COSTA RIGA. via Ne%-Clrleans at 4IO.SO Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST COAST ana
GUATEMALA. via New-OTleans, F1O.2O m Mon
Honduras is from New
York Panama-see aboveD
NICARAGUA EAST COAST Nevr-Orleans. TfO.7O
D m. Wednesday CWest Coast OF Nicaragua is dis
patched from New-York via Panama-see above0
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE via New Orleans at TO: 30
D Sunday (sfter 1890 .. Sunday until sa a
ing OF New-York steamer, mail for Panama and Canal
held for the New-York stesmeT-ses above}
Registered Mail for overland dispatches closes D. n
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
THE SEXES AT OXFORD.

From The Oxford IsIe
iie1,, a tetter their matrimonial chances; but at
s6n same time a little expansiveness on our part.
siI;etad h., \ little encoura cement from those in
anPhorftv might DO much 10 enliven the lot OF the
lazy sIsIgert papers please refrain from copy
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MIR. FAIRBANKS AT OHIO WESLEYAN
With His Wife Visits School and Scenes
Where He Met Her

Delaware Ohio. June 21.-Vice-President and Mrs
Fairbanks were the central figures to-day at the
Ohio wesleyan University. The Vice-President ana
his wife attended all the exercises and visited the
old sulphur springs, where they nrst mel as STU
dents in the institution years ago: MI alrpehks
he rcomcd when student
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

crRARD-Read Admiral J. \. Mler, Z. s. \.
HoFFMAN A B. A1dTsws PhITaaeiphia S2Tsa GaIS
KENsINGTON-Naval Constructor J. II. "asH' 1.s9
MANHATTAN-sir Chentupg Lians+Sns9Ys ssAy6YLIvdee
NJ L. stover, Amsterdam n WALDOf'
ASTORIA-John F. Nester, Detroit
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
Foreign mails for the ending June % 1906 will
follows Registered and arceisFost Walls close at tbs
shown below Psrces-Post Mails for Germany close at
PsTcesPos Mails FOR Great Britain and Ireland are
made Sg the cuaard Lure when An cnard eeaaer
ths day PaTceis-Pozt mails close one hour
,ds63 Pa5;esaS e Mai Tor Rarbados and and
Regular and Supplementary mails close AZ Foreign
haG Closing Gf ss Ts shown Soa M9 Ss9R Tse hail ha a 5
COON close % 6na 0 hour later al ana FdE 5 Ges59t a
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
THURSDAY C22,-At $50 a. for Europe. per $ s.
}eiSS1e 99fsShsnd via Fymouh chsr5ourg and Hamburg
for 'sSa9s aes 2aasss sItzTad Ter 14 hl.
Tf Pa4s d Rr Er6D. La bs B5s'ss5 9s. Hare al; o
FRIDAY (2sl-At 10 a. m. for Islands per : 5.
sATgRRaH sgsRFa vis f20pAt p;5l for Europe PHI
ss6 wnen m 5geGIsy & addressed q= this sssmsr az
fewn Ssi,I snd IdvsrgOo sac sfsEesI-
sstSD 81 s0 when M ff sfsg a1 rsst sss pssa r es e NH
a9s1g9 Ise & al 95o m for Scotland
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC
THURSDAY C29-At 0 a. m. for tuba. Yuca:an and
when specially addressed for this steamer at il
via Ta1npico; at for Argentine. Uruguay
FEPAY sAt T. FOR sqgtiaso sps9iaIly &c I sdd5szsa
St Eustatus St Martins. Martinique, Guadeoupe and
when specially addressed for this stheamert
u for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. =
Equita; D. for Yucatan and Campeche. per :. =
TjOrnoi ?. for Bermuda, steamer from Hail
SATURDAY C24)-At I:JO q. m. for Newfoundland per
Rosalind al $50 a supple ne1tary $3.50 M
Porto Rico, Curacao and Venezuela, :. :
(also Colombia. via Curacao when specially a.
dressed for this steamer; ct a for Guiana
S E Oranje Nassau ParimaribO. a II
Complementary Fortune Island.
and Colombia CaIca and Nagdalena DEPART
ments, per s Sihiria (also Costa Rica. L.mon.
when specially addressed for this steamer: a 9:30
supplementary 1870 a. Nicaragua texceFt
Panama Canll Zone Cauca Department of Colombia.
Ecuador. Peru Bolivia Chill. z
Savannah via Colon talSC Guatemala specially
addressed for this steamer; at 10 Cuba. per
Moro Castle. via Havana at 10 a for Grenada,
ST Vincent Trinidad Ciudsd Bolivar and Guiana. per
3
NOTICE-Ffve per ounce IN addition 10 the
regular postage prepaid forward
ed BY the Supplementary Mails deposited
the drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries
after the Closing Of the Regular Mail for dispatch
particular vessel. will rs forwarded unless
such additional postage is fully prepaid
stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Mails opened
the piers Of the English French
steamers whenever the settings at Il m
later: deposited n Y,ziIb
Supplementary mail for Turks Island and Dominican
Republic is also opened the CLYDE Line Pier. The
mails piers open and a before
sailing time and close minutes before sailing
required articles mailed piers, Amerf-
can White German (Sea Postl steamers:
double 0etters 10 cents half
lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

is readily accessible Harlem trains from rand Cen
tral Station webster and Jerome avenue troIeys enc
FOR Book Of Views or representative
49, Office 20 East 23rd st. ~ z City
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
A PAINFUL TRUTH.

From The Kansas City Times
1T makes lots of mad TO see an autornonails
running about the streets At high rate OF spetc
saws the Hon Alex Appeoy. unless we are IN j.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

highest temperature yesterday d5 degrees lowest 81
average s2 average corresponding date last year 60
$3.50. ,or eorr..peudng date twenty-five years ~
Tnrsi Forecast To-day occasional showers Tomorrow
sair light 70 fresh southwest az no.thEest vinos.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
DR. BUTLER SAILS TO GET DEGREE.

DR. Nicholas Murray Butler, president Of Column
bia University. sailed yesterday on the Baltic Dr:
Butler will receive an honorary degree from Oxforo
at the convocation July 10
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Elizabeth " J.. June 2l (SpecaD.-Charles Cole
man Stoddard advertising manager Tor r. A
stokes & Co. of New-York and Miss Anna Low
Clan daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Thorp
Glen were married this afternoon at the home OIL
the brides parents on the Salem Road The Rev
DIR Ehen Cobb Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, oficiated. The best man was "liiian L"
I<jnter of Philadelphia. and the ushors william
Sau.corrb Davidson of Elizabeth. an1 J. Eugene
whitney of New-Iork. The maid OF honor was
Miss Mary Avery Glen, sister Of the bride and the
briJasnoaids the Misses Marguerite Parmlee, Anne
Howard Edwards. Elizabeth Clark, Annie Laurie
WinTert Of Elizabeth and Miss Katherine IayIol
~ IsTesTAeId Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard will spend
Tneir honeymoon at Martna's VINEYARD ana east
ern resorts and upon their return Will I'VE on the
upper West Side, NGw-I ork.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

., rIal.r Jersey, Jacob 3.
i3STr.ton Tbornas G. Keevi Pauna NJ. H
. Sturdivant, John j.
Iiart Il Thompson, Hector H
Helen wife Of Henry Bacon and daughter OF the late
Hon BENJAMIN Brandreth. Funeral services al hsr
late residence Friday morning June =. ,at ~
O'clock Internent a Ossinng- Friends will kindly
send flowers
BUDINGToN-At his late residence. Saratoga Springs
Rev DR. William Burlington, OF Brooklyn, " l.
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery
CTARENDON-At Hackensack. n. J.. Monday. June 10.
lane Patton OF M E. Clarendon IN tne I1st year
OF her age service at her late residence 10
3z5 Union-st Hackensack y J.. on Inursoay tne .
attend Carriages will meet arrival OF SeWIiolA
or1ehanna and Western train leaving DespIosses anu
Sorfisndt SITS at .. Interment private
HART-Ameta Howard Hart daughter Of the late Rich
ard P her 51st year at Barre Mss-' 'ui1 ~
-rpery On Wednesday June II. 1905 after lingering
1scob Banta Jersey. Funeral service az MS ete
raefdsnce No 28s West 132d-st.. on FRIDAY al p III
prEv1I-suddenIy on June 20, Paulina H. beloved
wife Of Rev Charles J. Keevf, aged 81 years So u
near loth-st. on Friday evening az o Q clocA- m
terment at the convenience OF the fernl4y'
sTrrpDIvANT-On wednesday, June 81 1909 Jonn
Tarnes SturdIvant, the 17th year OF MS age
Funeral services Friday evening June ~ az .
o,ciock from his home 6Si Palisade-ave Jersey
City. Interment private
rtyOMPsON-At Newark. y. j. on WEDNESDAY June
Sf Hector Harvey Thompson in the 4tth year OF
he age Funeral from his late residence. 13i Or
go D. m Interment at the convenience Of the
family
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
A w WEDDlNG.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNE.l
Boston June 21-Miss Anne Maynard Butler
daughter Of Mrs. George Henry Butter, Of Brook
line vas married Norman Orlando Hutton, OF
New-York. in Trinity Church, this afternoon. by
the Rev DR.. blanchard
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Washlngton' June q
The weather has cleared in the Northwest 1h1'lae
storms continued elsewhere east Of the ROCKY
lures have slightly in the Atanuc States
5 tbe extreme Northwest and have fallen decidedly IN
the middle slope central Rocky Mountain region anu
Eastern Southern Texas
West of the Rocky Mountains the "eathei ~ ! - -
generally fair with high temperature except On ~ ~ -
coast where II is considerably cooler
There will be showers Thursday in the Atiante aiio
Gulf states lower lake region and the Onl' s r
nv Friday. In the upper Ia-n
rion and the the weather viii be gensLa!if ~
Friday cooler Ihurs1 IN tn
lake region Ohio and MISSISSIPPI, naeg s.o ra
rrnr,sr in the Dakotas central ROCKY
gtons II will be Friday in the upper issssippi
Valley and western upper lake region -, =, ,,-L.
r. fresh east becoming variable; on the Miooe Aa,
south. becoming variable; on the 90
Atlantic Coast light fresh and mostly s9pt on sns
and variable possibly LnuIuel
snra. on the lower lakes light TO fresh norh Deco.
ing variable Friday the upper lakes iresh no'H'
Incoming variable Friday. Ill,
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports VII
80 Iigt 10 fresh south winds and showers
slioz.sS f fair weather Friday to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Born.

MICHAHEILES-To Edgar and Eunice Mchaheiiess Snse
Harrah Hamburg, Germany Iuesda!' june @V'n'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
UNDERTAEERS.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL 241-3 West s5d St
ssd St Stephen Merritt Enbg Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
p...s4 For sneclaI Iocalities.-For Eastern Penn

Forecast for Special Locaties.-For Eastern Penn
1,oota occasional showers to-day Friday. fair.
-oc,sr 1ixht to fresh southwest northwest winds
For Western New-York, showers to-day cooler in
Ast porton Friday fair; light fresh north winds
becoming variable -. -,
IN north portion Friday fair: light fresh north
winds becoming variable
For Delaware and New Jersey. showers to-day Fri
dav fair. light variable winds, becoming northwest
For Eastern New-York. occasional showers to-day
Friday fair; cooler the interior; light to fresh
snufbSest to northwest winds.
Enr District OF Columbia. occasional showers
dav FRIDAY fair: light variable winds. becoming
northwest. 80, 80.
Iirbt 10 fresh ga winds becoming variable.
local OriciL Rocord.-The following official record
.roru the weather Bureau changes IN the
srature for the last twentyfour comparison
g,,b the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SPECIAL Notices.
T-ibnne subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will by mall 70 any address in
tbi. contry or abroad address changed often
s-sirsd sI,bsc-fptIons may given your regular
deaIer before Leaving II convenient hand them
in THE TRIBUNE once
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DAILY ONLY:

points Europe and an countries IN The UnIversaI
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fol-
lowing
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
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Marriage notices appearing In THE IhlaoNI WIN
=. ,-nubii.hed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all uoiats in the United Canada and Mexico
~ ,outsids OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan and The
Bronrl Also Cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
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Foreign Rates.

Natl subscribers New-Y0gk City to the DAILY and
TrI-WFFKIsY will charged cent extra
hostage IN addition the rates named above.
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Died..

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII De
.rhI,.bca In The rri-weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be
dorsed with full name and address.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
HOW TO KEEP WELL.
Strengthen the Stomach with Mi ma
and Get Perfect Health.

The source Of health is the stOm-
acl ana the digestive system. When
acting as Nature designed they
should. the organs of digestion do their
work regularly and unconsciously. like
i perfect machine.
Those who use Mi-o-na do not have
Sallow complexion. sunken cheeks.
nor i!ahhy flesh. Their skin has a
ruidy glow. the eyes are bright, the
breath sweet and the step elastic. In
snort. the users of Mi-o-na have the
maximum Of good health and are
pump. rosy and robust.
Ainc-tcnths of all sickness comes
if"m Il weak stomach. causing loss
81 iIASh. shattered nerves. flatulency,
E"rtburn. sick headaches. back
aches, spots before the eyes, rheu-
h'ttic troubles and general weakness
'Ad debility. Take Mi-o-na tablet
''i"re e"ch meal and all irritation
'"'StS'l"n ana Inflammation IN the
S'"hE'' h or bowels will be Immediately
S""thed and relieved. In fact the
S'"m1ch will become we'll and strong
"Na the whole system filled witt
strength and vitality.
ti"n if a weakened stomach has
.r"uSht You to a chronic stage o
III health, where life is one Ions
"FaWn out pain do not despair MI
WiectionS III each soc. box are faifh
fully followed.
''ad the guarantee given by Bow
utrh X Webster and Percy W. Mean
N,.h every package Of Mi-o-na w
~ They pledge themselves IN IN,
guarantee to refund the money, shoui
".-o-na fail to help.
febS-S-l0 .t ~ StS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
STATE HOUSE.
Proceedings Swallowed
by Death of Mr.. ManIey.
Both Bodies Adjourn as Mark
of Respect and Esteem.
The Work of the Committees in the
Afternoon.

The death of Hon. Joseph H. Maniey
cast 4 deep gloom over the entire pro-
ccedinGs of the Maine Leg islature, yes
terdaE. The announcement III both
branches came as a sad blow TO the
members, many Of whom had been inti-
mate i'll their acquaintance with Mr..
Manley, and they We're visibly affected.
cut OF respect To his memory adjourn
m"nt WAS made in both the Senate and
House as soon as the fact WAS madc
known, Senator Heselton of k"nnebec
making the motion in the Senate and
representative SeWall of Eath per-
forming the same duty in the House.
l;oth bodies VIII reasSemble at 10
o'clock. today. when they will pass
resolutions and appoint committees TO
"ttend the funeral services of the de-
ceased.