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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
BETTER SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE.

Among the reforms which William +. Wilcox
the new postmaster OF New-York. will seek 10 ac-
complish is a much to be desired increase Of speed
in delivering special delivery letters. Many COM
plants have been made by New -Yorksrs that such
letters have been delayed. There has been so much
cause for complaint that some have impiored coc-
respondents not 10 place special delivery stamps
on their letters.
Mr.. Wilcox said yesterday that he would be
glad If persons who had reason for complaint would
save the envelopes OF the delayed lettaTs and send
them TO him, with statement OF the time of de-
livery. The Endorsements which the mail clerks
are required to make On the envelopes at the va
rlouS branch stations wO AID enable the officials
tell who responsible for delay. Without the
envelopes the officials usually. powerless tell
where the blame lies.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
FOR HARVARD, 500, 900.
Gift from Class of 80, Of Whch
President Is Member.

Boston, Jan 4-"The Traveller this after
noon says;
Harvard University is TO receive a most i'm
portant addition TO fits monetary resources,
placed al its disposal in such a way that IL is
expected 10 inaugurate a new plan of giving
which viii put the college on z stronger financial
basis Ihan al any time IN its history.
The famous Harvard class OF 1855. Of which
President Roosevelt is the leading member and
which includes many prominent business and
professional names throughout the country will
celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary next June
hy making 70 the college d gift without restric-
toLs % 100000 in cash. This gift, the men Of
50 hone win keep Harvard from running be-
hind ss IL has been doing for two years. and en-
able & % proceed unhampered IN its work"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

oultry and Pet Stock Show Madison Square Garden
ie-GaG OF Commission Electrical Touring on State
canals. Murray Hill Hotel. II a.
Letting OF the Chamber Of Commerce No e5 Liberty
St. 1880 p. m.
apid Transit Commission 2 = m
ieeting Of General Socum Disaster Survivors Comutee
schuetzen Hail. st. Marks Place, evening.
rec lectures OF the Education s o. u-PubIio
School No !. Grove and Hudson SITS. Commander
u e 15anus, The New-Kork Nautical School Ol-
iy~eghth-sf, Ernest r. Holmes. THE Meaning and
Magnitude OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
tllustTSteo); Public school No a. Hubert and COL
lister SITS, William Freeland England QlIustrated)
and St NcholaS-ave-, Frank Blanchard wonders
q AeH-1ork' Hllustraied); Public school No 81
No % " est Forty-fouTth-st- Dr. TheroHSW. XII
The Structure and Functions OF ths@sIealthy
Human Body 0llustrated); Public SchoofFSo. 50
Eeyentieth-st and F1rst-ave. GrFnvile 7. Smelling,
"A Glimpse at the History OF Architecture Glus
Jexington-eve Dr.. G. Alfred Lawrence ''The Struct-
and Functions OF the Healthy Human Body
dllustrated); Public School No. ll9. One-hundTed-
snd-thiTty-third-st near Eighth-ave, stephen Jen-
kins broadway. Old and New, New-YorS
Albany Nllustrated); Public School No 135. First
and Fiftyfrst-st., George H Psyson THE City
No. 24I East One-hundred- -Nineteenth-st.. Ray
mond l. Ditmars. Snakes; Public School No. 1853.
Eighty-ninth-eL between Columbus and Amsterdam
the Revolation Of I7Se' Morris High School. One
hundred -sixy-siKth-st. and Boston Road, Lewis
CASTOR Lesry. Syria and Palestine QllustFatedl
Rogers AoInt California and Yosemite" dlus-
tra.ed); Public School No. 81, ST. AnnS-ave- and
Ofe-hupdred- d-and-forty-seventh-st. Harry K Bas-
sett Eugene Field; Public School No. IL. Mott
ave and hundred -and-forty-lfth- Professor
Henry The Rhine and Heidelberg dllustratedl
Lafayette Hail. AieNander-ave and OneIundr dred-and-
shadow Of an Obeiisk: or Six Hundred Miles Up the
River fiIlustratedD.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
THEODORE THOMAS DEAD
Pneumonia the Cause The Or
cheStra Leaders, Brilliant Career.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Theodore Thomas, the or
chestra leader. died from pneuirnonia at his home
here early to-day. He seventy years old
Death came almost at the hour of his achiev-
ing his ambition of years. the establishment Of
the Chicago Orchestra in magnificent and per-
manent home. Mr. Thomas lived TO lead his
orchestra in only four concerts in the great new
hah built by popular subscription His last
appearance was at the concert on the day before
Christmas.
Ihere We're present at the deathbed his wife.
MS TWO sons Hector W. and Herman Thomas.
both of New-York, and Charles n. Fay. his
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
PAN-AMERICAN NEDIcAL CONGRESS
Its Opening at Panama a Great Success
Welcomed by Amador.

Panama. Jan. 4--The inauguration OF the PAN
American Medical Congress last night a great
success. The government officials members of the
diplomatic corps, consuls and members of the
highest society were present. After the speech
of President Anador welcoming the delegates an
address made by John r. Wallace, the engi-
neer in charge of the Panama Canal construction
reviewing the work done up to date Referring
10 the proposed sea level canal. Mr.. Wallace said
been decided.
Doctors Gorgas, SaIvo. Tracy and Robinson also
made speeches on sanitation and other interesting
themes. The first formal meeting of the different
sections OF the congress took place this after
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
M'ADoo AND MAYOR MUM.
Have Nothing to Say About JerOmes Threat
ened Visit or Excise Letter.

Police Commissioner McAooo yesteroH' iei
u tall sbort ths letter 10 DR.. Parkhurst or the
threatened visit Of District Attorney Jerome III
company with a committee Of Methodlsts 10 C6- 96-
lnaEd q better enforcement CT tNe Ia" -s3iiS' "'
7 car only say that I have nothing 70 say. ne
rerpsrx,d bitt added: "One paper said this morn
ng thai j was angry wish 30 correct that s.aLS y
rleut. ! am not angry at any oooy. sin il sessi'
far soy,se r,1re0ug and others merely aEnnse me
Mayor afcC lell2n would rot tax ABOUT M M
Jer8.re's Threatened visit TO demand the reIao'.l
Of Con- rrtssioner McAdco. Asked II he expected ~
commissioner McAdoo the subject the mayor
rsI-eo with q sIaie: s =, ,,,,o -
II hope 10 see Commissioners MeAdoo: ne alwsy ,
rings sunshine with MN ~ lnat 'eSpSS' ~ -
Just lie Commissioner Woodbury..
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

BALDwIN-on January p at San Diego. Cal. Henry
his age u -''"-''@''-' o''"'' u 'n' 700 year OF
BALDWIN,
cy cu5 fP'Sa Ss s gsaey e 1905 5 RG' Ta o q
Resolved That the Board Of Trustees Of ths City Club
civ Of NeS-YofE rscosni1ss IN the death q wIa@
q witch he was a trustee iTTsPsfs5e loss 70
Citizen No sacriacs Of time or aboF was too gSeaS
to ask Of him when the Interests Of the Municipality
to any member or any class the cis PoPuls-
whose e prime concern il that city sha gToT sTsa;
or lis wealth and for this enlisted for
IN in the Sas for go s09d P5a S5 b a. sns aen q % OK
usual civic usefulness Of WHICH his work in the City
serves special mention and Will long be remembered
6sd he Of was ne HSs 81 ain Who head o.
. contact with him as free from any influences which
the rights OF the city corporations with
II p9 as9 % h nnS s Gns ms man q Ee
shninE personal honor as we highest possible
aims the trustees Of the CITY Club commend memory
to the youth OF the metropolis as splendid example OK
civic virtue. devotion and patriotism
BAUMGARTNER-on January 4. at her residence. No
15s West I2sth-st.. Emma P. Baumgartner. aged -
merritt BaTis company stsve and 1stst on
Thursday, o'clock Intszment at Worcester. Ohio
suddenly of psritontS . at his residence IN
Of Charles 4. Evelina Blnsel in the rwenty-hfth
year OF his age.
2sth year Of his Funeral private
tss late MaTshai Hunt t. formerly q irsorn j.
in The s5th year Of her age funeral services at the
on Saturday afternoon. January I. at O'Clock.
Wednesday January 56 1905 = IN ,i the Tah g
Iapham. Funeral services viii be helG at ner late
Frday af,srHoo January a $50 ocioe Inter
hoWers. S1s s''''
oNDERDONK-on wednesday. January 4 1908. Julia
Prior wife OF Dr. Thomas W. Cnderdonk and daughter
age Funeral services VIII held from her late resi-
de1ce No s3s President-st Brooklyn Friday. jan
uary g. 1893, at p m
PooR-At BrookIins Mass. on wednesday. January
1905 Henry V. Poor. in the eSd year Of his aga.
Gay January a. 1900 Edwards Ogden Schuyler. son of
the late = Rutsen Schuyler. o. Bergen Point y -
In the Ssth year OF his Notice or funsTal here
after
wALTER-At Plainhsld n, J.. Anna n. Haviland
widow OF Ellwocd WAITER IN hef S91h y7a- -'OiSS q
funeral hereafter
WyCkOF-F-On Tuesday. January B. 1905. Rev James
Wyckof pastor the Presbyterian Church Of Leonia
y j. in his 66th year Funeral services AZ the enufca
TTeay hira-st al 64o D. m: Chambsrs-st At e;45
n m Return train leaves Leonta $3.50 p M Inter
Inent at Germantown. n T., At eonVenisnes OF ths
family.
In MemOriam.
In loving memory Of Ferrier J. Martin. who passed
into the higher life January .. 1908
CEMETERIES.
Great at.aP1nsSs F5neiaSh IS West sith ST. New York
UNDERWRITERS.
1,-,b.r.S Inst. sIi-s West 52d st Tel 1898 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
REQUESTS TO SEVERAL CHARITIES.

The will Of Susan Travers who left a large estate
was FLED FOR probate yesterday. To the Childrens
Aid Society she leaves $4,000: to the Pennington
Lodge Society 5000; TO the Working Girls Vaca-
non Society. 5000. Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church receives d bequest OF sl0000 and its rector
Of huntington. 5000. The residuary estate. after
a number Of other bequests will go Mary Apple
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
CITIES GIFT TO FUTURE RULER
Silver Service for German Crown Prince and
Eis Bride to Cost $l25,000.

Bariu. san A-The joint wedding elil :, ono
l.,..4,es .,,< =, prussia TO the crown Prince
aeaderjc, William ana the Dacfess Cecilia or
Alocflsnlurg -schwerin on the occaslGt 81 ils5 M
sbpioofflioe marriage which i2Hittti"ts - - -
ri re 80, ss,,t ,f ~ 4 coIaIn;ttee OF mayor
esi[s5a,. ,-iii '-eDTesa3i; about oDe cent apiece
fryn Zach Prusstsn city dHeii@t a.. .-,.ice for
T1t. r,veeeut .gsIi be silver "a allF - ,.sacee
tff ei=ons and Of more thar sttssa, or SIS O5
moe ina tke similar git 10 the impefia pA'' -
Es
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Should be read DAILY by all interested. az changes
may occur at any time)
% EoIsisn rails for the week ending January T. 1908.
close promptly In all General
sS IooWs; Parces-Post Mails close earlier
CioslnS time shown below
many close at January =. per 5. Kaiser
helIn der Crosse January 9. Pretoria:
9. e 5. CasseI
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
on corner OF West and Morton SLeets) haf hour
S1an closing time shown below (exceH that
one hour later at Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-R. D. Borden. Fall River ,,F FIFTH
AVENU UE-EX-Co Congressman William Whiting,
Massachusetts HoFFNIAN-Congressma George
y. Southwck, Albany. HoLLAND-H F. Lippitt'
vile Penn; ex-Justice D. Cady Herrlck Albany;
Louis F. Payn, Chatham. IMPERlAI-Esx- Mayor
Goodyear. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
ICEBERG FAvoRITg OVER PIENINa.

H. H Egeberg. the Danish wrestler. is a strong
favorite in the betting for his match with John
Piening, the Butcher Boy" which takes place at
the Grand Central Palace on January Is. In the
last match EgeberS was practically unknown IN
this country and his great showing was a revela-
ton ESebeTg is confident OF winning the return
match, and he proposes to wager $1,000 on his
chances. Both wresters have been in training for
the last weeks
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
rRANspAcrFIc MAILS, FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

DAILY
be .cbsIe Of closing Traaspacinc Mails arranged
on me oresumotion OF their uninterrupted overland
s.,, FSsrisfered Trsnsparhe which close D. m
previous dayl close at the General Pos;o1es Nsw-Yor
Is follows: -,,- -. -,.,,,,
San Francisco close January 5 for dispatss
N pSr zsiaIs Australia tsxcept west. Nsw-calsdonia
cfcsS =. n M January 7 for dispatch
N me Cunard carrying the British mall ro1
Nsw-Zeaand not arrive in tiz1s 20 cnnnect With
dfsDatrh malls-cl0sinR 90 a. N. ESQ
e1d 8 n Sundays az 4:8O a Q e. and
Be m and forwarded until the arrival
laoar Korea chinl nd PhhuD inc Island via Seaesls
e.ose al 9 D January I1tn. To- dispztch pr
JsrS5 rsqea China and speciaIy addressed mail for
PhIppina Islands. via Tacoma close a. . m Janlf~
arv IA for Dispatch = s kseuun-
t4sve Japau Korea China and Philippine Islands Via
san Francisco close at p January ~ for dispatch
T4ssEaI Va san Francisco close ?. January "a
fo-d disnatch 8. Alamsda-
~, 9SSestt PaTcss-Post Nails. China and
f,tnDine IsIands. Vancouver and Victoria. 3 @.
close at D m January u eor dispatch per 8 3 En-
press OF Japan
a p m January q Tor dispatch U. 5. Transport
F islands and specially addressed mail tor Australia
VIA Vancouver and Victoria B. c..
close p. January Is Tor dispatch per q q
sbt and Marquesas Islands VIA Francisco Gloss
g d N. February 2 for dispatch per = Mart2oSa-
al present forwarded VIA Russia
NOTFc-Jufsss otherwise Addressed. West Australia -
via Europe NeW-leaand Via san Francisco
certain places Ia the Chinese Province Or Apln An
VIA British India-the quickest routes. Philpplnes
socially addressed via Europe must De fully prepats
at foreign rates Hawaii forwarded Wa san Fran
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postruastsxs
Postocacs. Nsw-YoEks n T.. DscsrnoeF 30 Iso<
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

THURSDAY (5)-At a for Francs. Switzerland.
Italy, spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt, Greece and
BRITISH India. = La Champagne Havrs mail
for other parts OF Europe be directed per
La Ch2mpagne }; at $3.50 for Italy direct psr
Vncenzo Florfo'').
FRIDAY (5)--At a Ireland. Ca,dr4c,
VIA Queenstown tna for other parts OF Europe
aTecsed per 3 Cedric.); at p TOR Azores
ISLANDS. per 8. s. Canopic. from Boston.
SATURDAY CIl-At $50 a. for Ireland, per s.
lvernia. via Queenstown mail for other parts Eu
rope must be directed per .. ivernia'l J; at a
Tor Naples City and Genoa City per o. Deutschland
Cnal roT other parts or Italy directed
peutschIand'D; 6 a. for Europe. per = a Phia-
eelphIa. via Pynouth and Cherbourg
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
HARVARD GETS s25o.ooO BEQUEsT.
left to University by E. W. Goldman, Glass
of 1854.
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBrN

fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Cambridge Mass, Jan. 4.-By the viii OF T. W
Goldman Harvard "a who died December p. Har-
ward T-rive-gitv received bequest OF s250Ooa There
no use specified for the money the only IestIle-
ton placed on fl being that IL SHAH not pe useu
u the payment OF back 0eois tiiaA Inc NA''N4"'N'
may nave incurred.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

,.,., ,enperature yesterisy, II degrees lowest III
,,srsre -; average for corresponding pae a'' "a
- ,or-est.ordng date last twenty -hEs Years %
,1s ForeonstFair and not = l, 81 Scfiovrss ~
eioudfDees warmer, pteIeliy to.iLr4 ~
m, a. snow ysTieble winds. becoming east ana Hss
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Is.Ss,.l, 49, 'a Zoe steam bumpers
70 ,ssoiglion o. the Munsipai owl seSiee
service ana,ssiln Fsraary 3 lsoa viii be f.csyed
~ tse ssfreel.h no- ss Nos 5ssi PARK Row ReoS
Fr-rus'-
Deputy ana Acting Conlraissionor
l-1load wariBg. Of blessed memory named lis
afsl sleam ash bumper Cinderella. Cinderella be-
cause in ;he words Of famous Democratic states
man no~ under e-lirse. her line Of work Was
.touehn' oa aE' appertainia.' TO" einders. Then
caG-C aEciher seam dumper, and when II came 70
-a-linr her a GeTmsn-American holding a lob ia
fhe Street Cleaning Department suggested Aschen-
5roedel.
ITS yoost like der udder yet" said Tho suggester
Thst suited the Colonel. and Aschenbroodel she
wac named.
H..vnE Two Cindera!las different from anything in
thc world. when tie third sister was delivered to
ne city the Colonel named her Cenerentola which
is Spanish for Cinderella. When tho next one
cones along she will be ohrlstened "Asehe4-
roester.' which is COphenhagen Dutch for Ciader-
ella.
TO make a long story short, the Ciadere.las drive
their crews 20 drink That's why the Municipal
civil Service Commission asked the State commits
sion to put city steam bumper hrenen and engi-
necrs IA the non-compettve class. That means
- 40 can stoke coal or run an engine And tina
s Why the Street Cleaning Department resignedly
laws aside SIS ether cares regularly every Wednss-
dsy al o'clock snd holds an examination" for
steam o9npeo % % b n i o sig 5Ns NJ N, yi,de 30
The department. yesterday- but we certainly have
fhe esS steam dumpers The paw is coed enough-sil5
a month for engineers and s. = Gay for freInen.
Tgt ought TO hold EN-. but II doesn't seem 10. We
rave applicants enough. and they away with a
nanny look but somehow. tust they re
M aganst the Cinderella proposition il really
IS they go or a-d get drunk, and that's the last
~ ern Maybe it's 2 disappointment TO the men
a SORT OF compulsory falling below the Cinderella
Zeal The Cinderella in the story book: as re-
an her had q c!nch after her early disappoint-
rnerts and wound up by marrying the Prince.
The n-euen who go 10 work Cinderellas have
ssphf n s
wind ~ by marr:irg bun Our Cinderellas are
r-cafer bun producers than wholesale biscuit
bakery YOU ever saw. That's why have TO run
through a new grist OF applicants every week.
Tbev seldom come back the second time. don I
understand II, either. should think it ought to
he very pleasant job"
.1f's q sure bum Job" said Hogan in the cor
y4dor yesterday. Just ashes-nothin but ashes
Nd nov an thin dead dog smugeled in, and yer
sri~s lookfz' piryin like Whin viz tell 'em yer
Torkin' fer the city dumpin' ashes four miles be-
vsut the lightship. ] Wudnt like 10 meet me own
Tnither on wan OF them dumps Shed have IN
groztn' embarrassment ever aftherward-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

FI4EMING-PELGsAM-o wednesday, January l. 1905
BY the Rev, Harvey Glass, Caroline Marie Pegran 20
Henry Stuart Fleming.
JuNKIN-sCHAUs-on Tuesday. January g. 1905 at
high noon. at the residence OF her grandmother Mrs
John Bates johnson, No. 4.244 Washington boulevard
81 Louis No. by the Rev Father ReIliey. WiIheIuna
C. schaus daughter OF Hermann Schaus OF Nev-YorIx
and Joseph de Forest Junkin r son OF Joseph de For
Junkin. OF Philadelphia
SCOTT-RUSSELL-On Tuesday. January a az tha
Church OF the Incarnation. by the Rev DR. W W Bat
tershau, of st. Peter Albany, by
William D.. GTosvenor, Eleanor eldest daughter OF Nr
and Mrs Horace Russell. Lothian GrasHe Scott ED
Of Colonel Lothian K Scott OF Forest Lodge
Fsrnborougl@ Hants. England.
Notices of marriages and deaths uus,A ha in
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05


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anneS; savoy Hotel. Genoa Hotel de Londrss.
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s1otel, Florence; Hotel Metropols Monte Carlo:
Hotel ROYAL San Reno; Hotel Cfrands Bretagns.
San Reno S ---
CAIRO EGYPT-Shepheard's Hotel Ghezireh Paiacs
Hotel. Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
DO republshed in The Tri-Weekly TrEbuns without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

oe,.taI Record-The following Official record
-. weafber Bureau shows the changes In the TEN
,e for the last twentyfour hours in COMPARISON
,,h the corresponding date Of last year ,o. ,oo,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
SINGLE COPIES
Domestic Rates.


BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Va all points in United States. Canada and Mexico
foutside OF borOushs OF Manhattan and The
pronxy Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and ths
Philippines without extra expense for foreign post
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
Tribune local Observations.

HOURS: Morning. Nsn';
s7soic lal2 l2s46e7 ssIen :
rT7JIII ~ y y e RI NJ
f79ilf1i w an
l1I Nv M M m
f5T9isT9 1 l 4 ~ y w H. .-.sl -
y y
Iaa1. % - i'Hl il1t
3 lssrfrsf r. " ~
S4Tr--, n; I'll
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

THURSDAY (5l-At m. for Cuba, Yucatan ana Cam
peche per 3 Monterey (mail for other OF Mexico
for Brazil. Byron. via Pernanbuco Bahia. Rio
(uall for Northern
Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed per IS
Byron D. az 8'5V a. m Complementary lO-5e M for
Inagua Haiti santa NartI and othe places
le a. Depar men. co urlh 3 >. Fland ia a 1230
lena, De art ent, Q mota, per s. md a az II
Niaga- mail Mexico. via Iamplco b.
pc s. NtasaIa' ,, a. IL N 20 barbados.
and Northern BrazH per 3 FIuminsnses Barba-
dos, Para MaTanhan and Ceara.
FRIDAY CD-At II 80 a. Brazil. per 5. .. Roman
Prince VIA Psrnamouco. Maceio and Santos mail for
northern Brazil must be directed per s > Roman
PTiRCe'O: az - supplementary 1870 D. nj for
Bahamas. per s fucatan mail for Guantanamo and
sI4I sanliago must be directed per >. Yueatan.1 -,
Paraguay, 8 EIon3s at a. tor Bsrmuda.
g. Bsrn1GdianE az so g. m supplementary 800
Caracas mail for Colombia Curacao dl-
rected per {. Caracas ,; a. 0;3O a. m supple
mentary 1880 M for Fortune Island. Jamaica and
Colombia. except Cauca and MascaleDa Departments.
per s. Stbiria (nau for Rica. london
be directed per 5. Sibiria'); $50 a. for Bar
badOs. 5. Caprera tmail for Trinidad and GuiaE
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