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New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Special Notices.


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PAfIS-Hotei Chatham. Albion. Grand
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BEIGiUli-Le Grand Hotel Brussels: Hotel Kursaai &
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1sens hotsl Aixlachagee; Hotel Mes1nsr
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on-Main; Hotel Prinz Carl. Heidelberg,-Hotei Ma
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Victoria, Inerlaken; Hotel Euler. Basle; Hotel Vic
toria Rasie; Hotel National. Carlsbad: Grand. Iau
Geneva. Stadtrath: Marienbad: Hotel weimar. Mari
vevey Rugen Hotel JungfTaubiick InteTaken: Grand
doteL BrunHen: Hotel National Lncerne1 Palace
Lusano: Hotei KuTsaai Maioja. Ensadins
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grand Hotel. Venice;
Hotel QniTiEa Rome 4ote, 6aas Venice: Hotel
ds Ia VIE. Milan; Royal Hotel, Rome; Hotel de Ia
Florence: Hotel Royal. San Reno; Hotel Grsnds
1[etagne Nice savoy Hotel San Reno; Grand aote
aote ,Aix-les-Bains: Hotel Louvre and Savoy Air-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Postomes Notice

(Should be read DAILY by all interested changes
tirneO
Foreign mails for viii
eose promptly IN all
f9lows Registered Parcels-Post the
ceneTa fostoflcs hour earlier than closing time
June II and 21.
PaTcelsPost Mails for Great Britain and ireland
olspce by the White Star Line Wednesdays and by
the American Line Saturdays. additional dispatch
Is mace oy the Cunard Line when Cnard sails
on saturday later than the
same day The ParcelsPos malls close before
the regular malls.
ParcelsPost for Barbados and Great Britain and Ire
land CANNOT be registered.
Regular and supplementary mails oioss Foreign
ton corner OF West and Morton half later
than closing time shown
Mails for Europe and for Central Asr4ca via Colon
close one hour later Foreign StattonJ.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MRS W. R. STEWART IN SIOUX FALLS
Engages Senator Kittredge as Her Attorney
Divorce Plans Reported
fnY rELraRAPH 20 THN TRInrNE. ]

Sioux Falls S. D., June 1.-Mrs William Rhine
lander Stewart, OF New-York arrived here last
night and It is supposed plans TO establish resi-
dence with q view to suing for divorce. Efforts
were made TO prevent knowledge of her arrival
Incoming public and she did not register at the
hotel where she is staying She was accompanied
by two women friends.
II is learned that Senator Kittredge has been
engaged by Mrs. Stewart as her attorney. This
afternoon he drove Mrs. Stewart and her two oom-
nsnons TO various points of interest IN and about
the CITY Who Mrs Stewards companions are can
not he learned. It is believed that Mrs. Stewart
viii follow the example OF Mrs. Flora Btge}ow
Dodge in purchasing dwelling house for occu-
nancy during the six months required TO establish
= legal residence in South Dakota
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
LEOPOLD'S PANTHEON.
Belgian Kings Monumental Gift to
His CAPITAL.

King Leopold, after having been throughout a
considerable portion OF his reign in relatively
strattened circumstances. owing to the immense
embarked In those Congo Free State enter
prises that for many years were wholly unproduc-
tive. is now obtaining from these investments such
enormous returns that he literally does not KNOW
what to do with his money. AS his relations with
his three daughters the reverse of pleasant ne
has no desire whatsoever to do anything for them
10 a financial way. and rather than that they
should benefit in any degree by his wealth prefers
to expend it on the nation, thereby acqulrlns-a
little late in his reign It is true-a for gener-
osty If not to his family at rate to his people
It was not long ago that he decided the whole OF
his extensive landed estates In Belgium 10 tie
Belgian nation, to take effect after his death'
gift however which may possibly remain inopera-
tive owing to his failure to consider the rights OF
his children In the matter He has also decided in
the same way his colossal private interests IN the
Congo Free State to the Belgian nation, ana now.
IN order to sgnalize the celebration TINS year Vi
the seventy-ffth anniversary Of the proclamation
OF Belgium's independence. he has decided to en-
dow the Belgian people with magnificent Pan
theon destined to honor Begium's nlustrious dead.
It is to cost 000 paid out OF his privy purse
and IS to be constructed in that part OF Brussels
known as the '-NaInur Gate Quarter" The site mas
already been acquired, and the buildings by Whioh
10 is occupied being torn down, inciuoins
the we'll known Theatre Moliere. The King
favorfte architect. Bouvard Frenchman, mas
been intrusted with the designs, which, like the
Pantheon or German Waihalla, erected by KING
Louis of bavaria at Donaustauf near Ratlsbon.
is an almost exact copy Of the Parthenon at Athens
It WILL. when completed, prove the most noble
monument of the Belgian capital and permanent
memorial Of King who. despite certain unpleasant
features of his private life has, by his cleverness
and statesn,anshp. secured for Belgium in the con-
cert Of nations place and Importance altogether
out Of proportion to her small size and population
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

ELKINsITUCKERMAN-on Saturday. June 10. at As
cens!on Memorial Church. Ipswich Mass. BY Dr.
Roland Cotton Smith and the Raw William O. Thaye-.
Elizabeth Wolcott daughter Of Bayard Tuckerrnan TO
William McIntire Elkns, OF Philadelphia
rJTDIOw-wOOD-On Saturday, June 10. 1905. at st.
Pauis Church, stockbrtdge, Mass by the Rev Artnur
Lawrence, assisted by the Rev. Prescott
Evarts rector Of Christ Church. Cambridge, Mass
Iouisa Geary Wood youngest daughter OF Major Cen
sral John w Ceary of Pennsylvania to James Betner
ludlow of this city. Philadelphia. Harrisburg. Boston
and Washington papers please copy.
st. Johns Church. Far Rockaway. by the Rev.
William Eude Nelson, Dorothy Strong Hnczley to
Thomas Resolved williams.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE Richard Harding Dayis Marion
Mass GRAND-Dr. ]. c. Pryor. y s. N CoIn- Ga-
Charles Rives wilson president ,. of the frand Hs1s
second vice-president, and E. H Fitzhugh, third
vice-presidert of the Grand ID Trunk Kailw4y JsS
fem Montreal. MANHATTAN-A. X BIaKeley'
e.. --C.rIeans: Cantain G. Mead, london
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Commencement dinner for former students Of tbs
Architeotural school Columbia dining rooni UNI
versIty Hall, p.
Regular meeting of the Ohio Society Of New-Tork wal
dorf, p. m
John Duxbury read from the BOOK OF JoD oeofe se
New-York Teachers OF Oratory. chapter roorl C4F-
D m.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
DIR. kINsoLvNe STAYS IN BROOKLYN

There was great rejoicing among the congresa-
tion of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Clinton
and Harrison sts, Brooklyn, yesterday morning
heen the rector for fifteen years, announced that
he had decided to remain, declining the call TO 81.
Paiil's Church, in Richmond, Va The latter Was
La ch11rrh of Robert Z. Lee and Jefferson DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

Pssoue Island. Mass. June 1.-THE three masted
sobooner Rebecca ]. Moulton, which went ashore
an tbs rocks this island more than a week
exo was pulled from her dangerous position by
tSe tug Storm King to-day and proceede4 70
Vineyard Haven, where she will make temporary
,aDairs TO her bottom, which was badly DAM
ted The Moulton will then proceed to Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
OBITUARY NOTES.

Tifin Ohio, June 1.-George E. seney. Congress-
man from 1888 1891 died from heart disease to-
dav He was author of ''Seney's Ohio Code He
served in the Civil War as quartermaster OF the
lOlst Ohio Infantry.
CatslSill n. Y. June n.-Enos B. Smith, for many
years in business New-York, retiring in 1900, is
dead at his country home, Oak Farms. near Athens.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
GOT BETTER WAGES AS A MAN.
Woman Had Handled Shovel In Waoasn
Tunne1-Now Works in Dairy.
inv rr,xasipH TO THE IRBusE-]

Pitssburg, June u--Ars. Enxapelh
srss ,n.1,v-sigbt wears while dressed In mems
clothing was chased into the Allegheny CentfA
Police statian last night by a crowd OF Doys' ~
day she told Magistrate Absrnethy that she W. ~
maie attire because she could get better "ass1. ~
had worked in the Wabash tunnel shoveiiins' any
now works In q dairy.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

Good sarah H Rieck Anne q.
Friday, June Q. 1905, Henry Bshninx, N
his 5ad year Funeral services will be held at bis late
rasidsnre No 1S1st-st.. Monday. June IL,
at 10 a. m. Friends and members OF the Alexenoer
Hamilton Post. c. A r. are invited 70 attshd'
BI.ANcHARD-On Sunday, June II, at Upland Farms
Chatham K the country TeslgehGs q hs sasohard
widow OF Charles l. Blanchard. in the sOth year OF
her age Burial service at Washnston conn, az oioo
please copy.
GooD-on June 10 92d Sarah Hearse at the
home of her Mr. Brent Good, IN Long tranch,
n J., after prolonged illness Funeral services at
Norris-ays. Long Branch Tuesday, 18th inst. at II
a m New-York trains leave West 23d-st at e;25 a. m
aoI.MEs-As Madison n. j., June 10 1907 Kate r.
Irffs ~ Robert Holmes Funeral Monday, June Il
1905 at noon from Episcopal Church, at Madison
y. j. Please omit flowers
LAwToN-suddenly. at Stamford. Conn. Saturday June
In 1905 Abbie g. widow of Asa 7. LoHton funeral
services will be held at her late residence, No. 81
straw6srry Hi-ave., Tuesday. at 10 a. m. Newport
(R. l. papers please COPY
RIEcK-on Sunday. June II Anne Gamer Risok wdST 10y
OF John Rteck at No. % East oSthr-sts IN ner $50
year Notice of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
A FIRE AT TAUNTON, MASS.

1-aunton. Mass. June IA building owned and
o.cuned bv /. E. Higgins Co. clothing dealers.
A. Ma,n-st was destroyed by fire to-day. The
in.s is estimated at 10000. covered BY insurance
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
OBITUARY.
RALPH II. PLUMB.

rsuf7alo June T.-Ralph II. Plumb sixty-seven
wears old president Of the Buffalo Fine Arts Acad-
en,y died suddenly tonight. The last time Mr.
Plumb appeared in public at the dedication of
the Albright Art Gallery on May 81, when he
the presiding officer. Death was due to heart
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12


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Highest temperature yesterday 70 degrees lowest Ga
average for corresponding date last year e
average for corresponding twenty-five g.
Local observation-disclosures to-day. followed by clearing
tomorrow fair; northwest windA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
a Wonderful Tonic

HORsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
Cooling refreshing and invigoratng. Dispels tha'
dragged out feeling during spring and summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
TRANSATLANTIC, MAILS

Tor Europe per Kaiser wllheim n via PfyrnoutS
CherbourK and Bremen
"Ih5DtNESDAY Az d4l-At $50 for Europe per =
for Netherlands direct Especially addressed ony5 par
g Ryndani at $50 for Italy direct cspscialy
addressed only) per q. O. Lguria-
THURSDAY Q5)-At a. M for France, swftxsriand,
British India La savoie Havre Csiso othss
parts or Europe when specially addressed for thS
steamer: at 10 e. for Azores Islands. per q 4.
Bteansr). - '
SATURDAY QO-At Q a. m for Europe per q 3 g.
Louis via Plymouth and Chsrboury Gnciuding liverpool
Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed for this
steaIner)i at 6:8O for Scotland direct (sIsciay
feefdressed f. ,Ssniy9 per s C9iumhai at s:so for
regular mail for Belgium specially addressed Tor
tnls steameri at $50 for Italy direct Especially
addressed only, Koenig Albert az ii 30 a m
supplementary 1 p m. for Europe per s. a Iucania
via Queenstown and Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
TRANsPACIBTo MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule closing OF Trans-Pacho Mails is ar
ranged on presumption Of their uninterrupted over
land transit 70 port Of Failing The Connecting
Except registered TransPachc Mails dispatched
D. previous dsy) ccse at the General Postofiice
New York. as follows:
Francisco close June u for dispatch per
Hawaii Via san Francisco close p June II for
dispatch per 5. Alameda
Hawaii Via San Francisco close at Juns IT for
dispatch per S. 3 Nehraslan.
Via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C, close At D.
June Il for dispatch per $ AoranEt
Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via Seattle.
close .. June II for dispatch per g q fremont
Samoa Hawaii Fiji Islands. via San Francisco.
close at m "a dispatch s. 5 Ventura
or the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail
New-Zeaiand does arrive in time TO with
this Dispatch extra malS-cosing at $3.50 a m. $3.50
q m and D. m: Sundays at 4:S0 m. o a m and
q D m.-wiil be made up and forwarded until ths
arrival Of the Cunard steanner).
and Guam. via San Francisco.
al 8 o. m. IS for dispatch Z. 3 Transport.
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China and Philippine Islands
San Francisco close at 8 p m June 20 FOR dispatch
per Dorio.
Tahiti ana Marunesas Islands Francisco. close AZ
.. m June 90 for dispatch per Mariposa
Japan Except Parceis-Post Matls). Korea China
PhIippine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria r. O.
Menchurt Except Mukden Newchwang Port Arthar)
Eastern Siberia forwarded via Russia
NOTT-UnleSs otherwise addressed West Australia Is
forwarded Europe New Zealand via San Francisco
an1 in Chinese Province OF
via British Indathe quickest routes Philippines
eIaly addressed via Europe must be fully prepaid
The foreign rates. Hawaii forwarded vie San Fran
exclusively. -
Postoface. New York. n y. June .. 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE Will
he repubIished In The Tri-weeky Tribune without
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

Mails fexcsp. Jamaica Baharnaso forynrcsd
daily ports OF sailing TIE eonneSng mails CLOSE a.
the General Postoffice, NsS-1orks as folo~s:
CUBA via Tampa. at a 30 Il m Monday Hednes-
dav and Saturday. LAlso from New York, Tnursc2y
and Satu above).
MEXICO CITY, overland. at 1t0 p m ana 1880 p M
daiIv EXCEPT Sunday; Sunday at p. and I03 D.
NTsWfoCGNDI.AND Except Paroeis-Post Nails, via
North sydney az 7 D. Monday. Wednesday and
iIr5a aiso Occasionally Nsw York and Phiadei
above)
ufoITFI.ON via Boston and North Sydney, $50 D.
eyerv other Sunday June 4 and Is. etc.).
via Boston, p m Tuesday and Friday.
1Aiso from New York Saturday. See above)
rCSSyTS RIGA via Orleans, fio53D
3RITTSH HONDURAS. HONDURAS CEest COAST aad
(T7ATFyMAI.A via Neg-Oreans, at t10:80 D. n Mon
day west Coast Of Honduras is dispatched from
york via Panama-see above-)
-ICARACUA Ceast COAST. New-Orisans at tfo:so
o. m. Wednesday. CWest Coast of Nicaragua is dis
S5atcbed from Nev-York via Panama--see above D
pkTANA and CANAL ZONE. via Orleans az tIo.s0
n m Sunday (after 1890 p. m. Sunday and until sail
ing of New-York steamer, mail for Panama and Canal
zone Is held ro- New-York steamer-see abOya
tFegstered Mall for overland dispatches closes p m
previous day.
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UNDERTaKERS.
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
Tr,bpne Subscription Rates.

TIVE 1E1BIJrSE will be mail to any address tn
bis country or abroad address changed often
saJ-sS Subscriptons may be given your regular
dealer before leaving If convenient hand them
In at THE TRIBUNE Cndce-
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MAns Foa goUTH AND cgsraAI. A,tEaIc:,. xzs,,,


TqpssDAY G91At Y m for Argentns. Uruguay and
Faraguay Especially addressed only. per g. Bardssy
WEDNESDAY Q4)--At g. m. for Brazil. per s. q
Gneuding Northern Brazil. Argentine Urnguay ana
Paraguay when specially addressed for this stsamsr)
az p NJ for Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay
g. m. for Mayaguez Ordinary mall only) per g. =
Berwn (also ordinary mail for other parts Of Porto
supplementary 1920 In) for Inagua Haiti and Co
forbia. except Cauca Department Cartsgena per
g s. Alene Qncluding Cape Haiti Port de PaiS and
Cartagena when specially addressed for this seamer)
at IL for Santiago Especially addressed only) per
6. g. Cienfuegos.
THURSDAY d5)-At $50 a m. Argentine. Uruguay
parts Of Mexico When sspeciay addressed for this
seanaer); $3.50 supplementary 1880 a.
Nicaragua Except East Coast Honduras Except East
COAST. Salvador, Panama Canal Zone Cauca Depart
per Advance. via Colon (also Guatemala when
cally addressed for this seaer) at II for Yucatan
ico TaTnpico. when specially addressed for this
steamer; Y for Northern Brazil per s s Poly
carp via Para and Manaos; at D m for Brazil. per
Castilian Prince via FernaIno ouco victoria ana
Santos (including Northern Brazil Argentine, Uruguay
and Paraguay when specially addressed for this
FRIDAY f1s)-At 80 a. m for Newfoundland. 5.
Silvia: at IL m. Complementary I:SO p M for
Rabanas ner $ Santiago Calso Guantanamo and San
re 20 Tfsn speeiaIly addressed this steamer),
SATURDAY Q7)-At 500 a. supplementary 500 a.
m for Curacao and Venezuela per Maraosoo taiso
sreamerI: at a. for Porto Rico. per Ponce. via
San Juan: $3.50 Complementary IO.oo a NJ M
Fortune Island. Jamaica and Coon1oia eSept
and Magdalena Departments; per s. A.esnany also
Panama ana Canal Zone. via Colon. and costa hics
Via IInon when specially addressed for this STEAMERS
g. C.roT Ieeward and windward Islands and Guiana
ner q s. Korona Qncluding Grenada ST. vincent ara
Trinidad when Specially addTeTsso Tor Va Ia
1890 n m for Cuba Especially addressed onisl per
8 8. Guiana VIA Matan1as
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

In the reign of james we learn OF Loro
William Howard paying the large sum of POUNDS
shillings for two straw hats. while Queen Ahne
and her great ladies addicted to beghoih
chips which, indeed. were carried into over"heiih-
ing popularity the lovely heads OF those famous
beauties the Misses Cunning.
Nowadays. straw hats do not find partcuiarIy "
much favor among the masculine element Oh Oiu
World royalty. 1t is ages since King Edward mas
been in headgear of that character, ana lhe
Leopold of Belgium. who in hot weather ahects
remarkably fine Panama. Germanys crown
Prince has likewise had himself frequently photo-
graphed during his engagement in a Panama nat,
which did not precisely add to his good looks, ana
President Loubet, when at his home at Montelimar,
in summer. also goes in for a large brimmed straw
which suggests absence of affectation, siInphclty
of character and good nature Indeed, there IS
something very democratic about straw hat, even
if it be the costlest kind OF Panama
AN UNJUSTIFTABLE ACCUSATION.
The sensational onslaught made In the current
number OF 1.-THE Contemporary Review" on the
American who have married Engiishneh
of rank, insisting that they have failed TO fulfil
their duties mothers. and condemning them Tor
the paucty of the number of their children Is not
altogether Just; for 1 have frequently had oc-
casion to draw attention in these columns to the
extraordinary number of twins TO which the Amer
ican wives of English husbands have given birth.
Among them are Lady Gray Egerton, who was
Miss Cuyler of New-York. Consuelo. Duchess OF
Manchester formerly Miss Yznaga, of N2w-forh,
likewise had a priv of lovely twin girls, both OF
whom arc dead i nen there is Mrs. Arthur Paget,
daughter of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens. of New
York, and wife Of General Arthur Paget Of the
British army who has twin sons; besides many
others whose names could be mentioned lnoeeo'
twins are quite expected in the of interna-
tonaI marriages: that is to say, matrimonial alli-
ances between American girls and Euglishmen OF
birth; and this circumstance has surely escaped
the attention of the writer in 'The Contemporary
Review since It manifestly relieves American
uon,snhood of the altogether unjustifabie imputa-
+to, of not doing it's duty in maternal sense by
the British aristocTacy.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand cens
bv carriage Lots s125 Telephone (4S5b Gramercy)
for Book of Views or representative
Office, 20 East 2Srd St, N Y. CITY
UNDERTAKES.
FRANK f CAMPBELL 241-3 West asa St
ssd St Stephen Merritt Bmbg Inst Tel, 1894 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Died..

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshod in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points the United states Canada & and and Mexico
Also TO cuba Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
1ARoNEr OF NEw-YoRK

In mentioning the other day the report to the
effect that Lord Curzon was to be advanced TO the
rank of earl with the title Of Earl OF Lhasa L
alluded TO the rarity of English peers taking ther
titles from places beyond the borders of the British
Empire. and cited the Duke of Wellingtons mar
ouisate Of Douro now borne by his eldest son. as
on. of tho fsw instances thereof. Douro being a
river in Portugal.
I may add to this that there is g baronet whose
patent, granted by King George III, entities MN
to add the words ''of New-York to his name. he
is Sir William George Johnson. The first baronet
distin nguished himself military commander dur
ing the first American war and as negotiator with
Indian tribes and 1t for his services in this
respect that he was created baronet with the
right Of the addition OF the words "of New-York
to his name. His son married the daughter OF John
Watts president of the Council Of New-York, and
1t is his grandson who is the present holder of the
baronetcy. The family is connected by marriage
with General Sir Hudson Lowe. who acquired such
unenviable notorety throughout the civilized world
the harsh jailer Of the First Napoleon at st.
Helena, MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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