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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-31

Barand FPedere F. Psnd Ah hos..
H Heyf ju Hsr 3 saif e edTnsa
M as aiAT William W. Winans Rev Gilbert
Nswasyen Cea October 6sra 20 ss 1s Fsf
Be held his late rssdeaee No 45s Edgewoood-saSSs
Friends are nyte9 1 sP4asas W e
| the leaving New-York at a. m. at the New
Haven station
CosH-At Seattle Wash. Sunday. October 90 after
long illness. James Gosh. in his sixsy-sixth year
at her resis ID e No II West 8as 1e
Of Francis H Davies and daughter OF the late > a.
Rokenbaugh Funeral services at the Ch4Tea .. as
i 1895 "a ne. NA'S''-A' anu '
5aT a65s b. at sc bis F h9 Dpu SON
the late ASHER Don il the h SsT 9f his ass
arrival Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
a earn tFe VIII be- Waiting Maplcwood station
1893 Andrew augustus add IN his
sy aeWar M rhufsday
of 5 at 6as harris SON OF
| family. Please omit flowers,
the Mansion House Brooklyn October % 1905
Funeral Burlington. VT.
1905 Lqs a ssgaS
october g. at o'clock p I9i at neT i1 R1ts sEd
! friends invited to attend.
At his osT
October 80 Funeral service private from his late resi-
| dence. Please omit fowers
| NoRToN-on Saturday October %. George r Norton,
aged IS years Funeral from his late residence. No
| Al west 21st-st.. Tuesday october 81 D.
s a 20 the Ts re- den
Henry Alexander and Mary White Oengton In the Goth
sr OF room T 81 PTmoth Church Brooy e On Tus s
day afternoon. October 81, at O'Clock
PAToN-At Belgium. September 1905.
Wisnonl. wife of William Agnew Patton of New-York
funeral service will be held Wednesday morning.
November /. at 10 o'clock. at No. west 56th-st.
Kindly omit flowers.
PENFIELD-Louisa Ann Disbrow. widow of the late
George Penfeld. in the saith year Of her age
O'clock from her late residence. De Mlt-ave.. AID
ST. Wakefield. New-York City. Carriages win be
leavine Grand Central Station 2oS
Interment at convenience of family 1t is kindly re-
quested that no flowers be sent
RODGERS-On Monday 80. 1905 suddenly the
residence of her son-inaw, j. F. Meigs South Bethle
hem, Penn. Sara Perry, widow OF Robert s. Rodgers
Commodore NJ. C. Perry L. S. n.
sLATER-At his home: No. e2 Mason-st., Greenwich.
Conn., October 2S. 1905 Atwood Slater In his esd
} Funeral services Will be held his home.
( Tuesday. October 3D. 1905. at O'Clock p. m.
SMITH-At Milford Conn, Saturday October % 1905
seth year. Funeral services will be held
residence Richmond Hill, Stamford. Conn. Wednesday
at p.
Miss Mary Snyder, daughter William Henry
Harriet Sturdevant Snyder. Funeral from
wednesday November i. at D. Interment in Grace
Cemetery, CASTLE, N. Y.
WINANS-Suddenly. Saturday, October IS 1905 Pew
rasence Of ReV Dr. s. chadWick gPooTyn at as
Centenary Methodist New
ark. N j.. Tuesday, October 81. at 1:3o p. m.
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TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


schedule OF closing OF TranSpacihc Mails IL ar
ranged the presumption of their OVERHEAD
transit TO port OF sailing The final connecting mails
Registered Transpacifc Mails dispatched via Van
couvcr, Victoria, Tacoma Seattle. which w
previous day. close at the General Fostofice Nsy-Yor,
as follows: N'
Philippine Islands and Guam via Francisco cio~s
g m. November for Dispatch L. =
FIJI Islands. Australia texcept Westl New raieaona
Via vancouver and Victoria. y. C., close at 6 % n
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China and Philippne Islands 81,
san Francisco close at D m. November ~ FOR ,,s
patch per $. Mongolia. = - -
Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands tsnert,v
addressed onyl. via Tacoma. close 49,
Der IL fer dispatch per 3; Tydeus. - r
al November II dispatch per = N,-, Slssa
New Zealand Australia except Vest New e.le.io.sa
Samoa. Hawaii and Fill Islands via san Ersrc3'
close at 6 p November rs for diSnafrh ns- Seo'
Sierra: Of the Cunard steamer carrying the ,yi..ss
mail for New Zealand does arrive in tlrs ~ ras
meet with this dispatch extra mas--closing al ~ :
m. 800 M and p: sundays a m y
m. and D. n:-will be made up and forvaras ~, = -
the arrival OF tho Cunard sleafuer). = NN Nt.'4
Japan fexeept Parcels Pcst Msis), Korea Chin. 80
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver yictorta
Empress of China. f. ps1 . >.
Manchfra texcept Mukden. por, ,~.x.ss
and Eastern siberia Is present forwarded VIA p.sd
NoIE--t Mess otherwise addressed Nest st<tra
Forwarded via Europe: New Zealand
ana CERTAIN places in the Chinese
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at the foreign rates Hawaii forwardet Il e.
Francisco exclusively, Pareeis-Pos Mails 49, Nas
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WILLIAM r. wIIdrnx p~st3oas,.r
Nos'oifee. New-fork. n. Y. october 81. 1905
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station, Webster and Jerome trolIsys
and ny carriage. Lots SIPS Telephone (4S55
Gramercy) for Book of Views representative
ONCE, 20 East 23rd ST.. n. Y. City.
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n,.as.t ies..o.uls yesterday, 62 dsEess: lowss 20;
corresponding date o. last year
gaze 10. ce--espeaeias cate OF last twenty-five
YER, ~ Sosr.,s: Fn;r to-a: Wednesday; light
srxsa .ast 20 south wEass
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The Messrs Shubert yesterday announced the en-
gagement of Peter f. DALEY to head a company
which they will present in new musical comedy
entitled THE Press Agent" The piece will go into
rehearsal at once and will be produced fortnight
from now. Arrangements being made for its
presentation here some time in December.
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A WEDDING IN FLORENCE.

Florence Oct 30.-Miss Amelia Leland daughter
of colonel Francis L. Leland. of New-York was
married here to-day to Lieutenant Gambassert
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'eMERCHANT OF VENICE"
Knickerhocker Theatre.

e. II sothern and Mss Julia Mariowe appeared
last nlyht NJ the Kp.cE-rboojts- Theatre Shyoc
and Portia In a revival OF The Merchant of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-31

Trees new version of "Oliver Twist viii be
shown at Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre on No
,,an,bar IL with J. E. Dodson as Fagin and Miss
rinebaDo as Nancy. w. s. Arlington, Of Mr.
Trees company will be seen in his role of Bill
Sykes,
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Posfomca Notice

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Foreign malls week ending Eovsmosr 49,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-31

fantastic bit of musical nonsense, called Sim
pIe simon Simple was shown at the West En-
Theatre last night. and pleased good sized aud
ence
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL. Gaia West 2sd St
lad St Stenhen Merritt Embg 1894 Chelsea
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Farecns1 for speciaI Localities.-Tor pelnw

Forecast for Special Localities-For Delaware. New
Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania. Eastern New-Yo-k and
England. fair ocay; Wednesday rain Hight to fresh
For pistri.t Columbia. Maryland fair to-day;
Taught or Wednesday light west winds becoming vari
able.
rar Western Pennsylvania. rain IN southern rain
sno I. Northern pcrtoH to-day Wednesday, sain, r2rl
able WINS
For western NewYor, local rains to day and
Vi ssdag: fresh southeast southwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-31

'eThe RolIicking Girl is at the Harlem Opera
House this week.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Oscar Ivilde's comedy Lady Windermere's
Fan" was produced yesterday by the company a'
proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Died..

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-31

Ar .he Grand this week Digby Bell is playing
1.-THE Education of Mr.. Ptpp." last seen here at
Liberty Theatre.
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Local Official Reeord.-The following official
sron1 tbs shows -hs changes in the
<ur twsrtY tours. IN comparison
.s,ith tie corresponding data Of last year:
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Domestic Rates.

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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
Tor al roints I'm United States Canada and Mex,co
'o' fo,tsde of the Boroughs Manhattan and Tbs
flrnnx1 Also Cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and tba
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Mail subscribers in New-York City TO the DAILY ana
rrt3I WTrF,KIY will charged cent a cony sxtr
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
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Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed fol-
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

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yrday talso occasionally from New-York and Phila-
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other Sunday CNovenlber 5 and 10 etc.t
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UNIFORM LEGISLATION
CONFERENCE oNINsuRANcERE REG.
ULATIoN TO PREPARE BILLS
FOR INTRODUCTION.

Madison, WIS.,, Dec. 21.-Insurance
Commissioner Host announced during
the day that at the conference In Chi.
cago Feb. next Of all governors, at
torneys general and insurance com.
missioners In the country to discuss
the regulation of life insurance com
panies and to attempt to secure uni
formity In legislation bills will be pre-
pared for introduction In state legisla-
lures embodying three propositions:
First-A short period Of accounting
by companies.
Second-To limit the expense Of new
business.
Third ITO bring policyholders In
closer touch with the companies.
Action calling such gathering Is
due to q conference In New York by
insurance commission Of nine
states, who also conferred with the
New York legislative COMMITTEES and
had an audience with President Roose.
welt. The president; It Is stated, agreed
fully as to the desirab ility OF the en-
actment OF the propositions and will
suggest that the District Of Columbia
lead In the work It was unanimously
agreed that proxies should be done
away with and policyholders vote
either In person or by mail and that
nominating committee Of two trustees
and two tellers be selected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21
"PREss AGENT" PROMOTED.
Joseph q. Bishop Member of Canal
Commissions.

Washington, Dec. 21.-President
Roosevelt has appointed Joseph Buck.
lin Bishop as a member of the 18th.
milan canal commission to fill a va.
cancy in that body caused by the res,
fgnation Of Chief Engineer Wallace.
Mr.. Bishop has been the secretary and
historian of the commission. Mr..
Bishop received as secretary of the
commission salary of $4,000 year
and until a few days ago he prepared
statements for the press relative to
the progress of the work on the canal
and other canal matters. 1t is under
stood that with his appointment as
commissioner Mr.. Bishop will be Sc
lected as secretary of the commission.
His salary as commissioner will be
1880 a year and it is said that for
his services as secretary he will re-
ceive an additional compensation of
$4,000 a year, thus making his aggre-
gate salary equal to what he now re-
ceiyes as secretary. - $ 4;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21
LASGE AREA Laid :
WASTE AROUND riga

st. Petersburg, Dec. 21.-The consul
OF Continental power. who arrived
here from Riga during the morning on
. train heavily guarded by troops,
says that throughout the district ex-
tending 120 miles on this side of Riga
the land has been laid waste, all the
buildings belonging to the landlords
having been burned to the ground.
The condition in Courland, the consul
says. Is worse. At Riga the garrison
Ia too small to attempt to wrest the
power from the hands of the work
men, who have organized a police
lorce and are administering the affairs
Of the city. The workmen have sent a
Reputation to Governor Reginsk noti-
tying him that he had been deposed.
The city is terrorized, but compare
lively quiet. Several killings take
place in the streets daily but the work
mems militia is successfully prevent.
ing pillage, showing no mercy to row.
lies, several Of whom have been shot
or hanged.
The Novoe Vremya prints a dis
patch from Riga dated Dec. Is saying
that the Let's are completing their
armed organization and are ambush
Ing and driving out the troops from
the country, destroying the bridges
and Transforming the castles and res
licences of the landlords into forts. AS
last as the country is cleared of troops
and Germans the Let's are setting up
bcal administrations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21
HURLED THROUGH WINDOW.
Bomb Wrecks Nonunion Employment
y Office In New York. 81:

EN- 4 =, tgYt y .
New York, Dec. 21.-A bomb was
hurled through one Of the front win
dows Of the Allied Iron association at
Z East Fourteenth street during the
night. It landed in q room used for
telephone purposes and, exploding;
wrecked the placer Several employee
were In an adjoining room, but were
only stunned by the explosion.
The Allied Iron association was
formed recently when the structural
ironworkers declared q strike against
the contracting firm Of Post & Nc
Cord. Its Offices have been used as
q bureau for the employment Of non
union men to take the place Of the
strikers. About ten days ago notice
was served on all union structural
ironworkers in the city that on and
after that date no ironworkers would
be employed by the contracting firms
Of New York except through the asso
citation agency In East Fourteenth
street. u b n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21

1t. Petersburg, Dec. 21.-The procla-
nation Of general strike has created
the most intense excitement. If it can
be successfully inaugurated and main
tanned the reyolutionaries are conf
dent that it viii break the govern
ment's back. In government circles,
however, confidence is expressed that
the proletariat organizations cannot
effect complete tieup and that the
strike must be Of short duration. This
hope seems based on the theory that
the extreme programme of the revo-
lutionists has alienated the sympathy
Of large proportion OF the real work
men and also upon what they claim to
be absolute knowledge that the or
PLANTATIONS are without funds. The
governments calculations, however,
have proved deplorably at variance
with the true situation in the past and
the strike leaders declare the govern
ment is again hopelessly ignorant of
the magnitude Of the struggle con-
fronting it. Their plans are exceed
mgly ambitious.
From the nature Of the appeals of
the leaders to the troops it Is evident
that they expect to precipitate a crisis
In the army. "
The central committee of the rail.
road men of Moscow has telegraphed
over the railroad lines that the EN-
plOyes of twenty-five roads are ready
to strike. The decision is to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21
ELEVATED TRAINS COLLIDE.
One Man Killed and Forty Persons
Injured.

.3s Injured.
New York, Dec. 21.In one of the
most extraordinary accidents known
to American railroading two heavily
crowded passenger trains came to-
gether on the elevated tracks Of the
New York Central and Hudson River
railroad near One Hundred and Tenth
street. In Harlem. One man, ]. w.
Knapp Of New Rochelle, was killed
and forty persons were more or less
seriously injured. = \. !.
"A swiftly moving. crowded passen.
ger train was derailed and two cars
full of passengers were completely
overturned. The overturned cars were
saved from crashing down thirty feet
Into the street only by the three-foot
stone coping at the western side Of
the vtaduct. Had the accident hap
pened two blocks farther north the
whole train would have been flung
over into the street with appalling loss
OF life.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-21
HUMMEL GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY

once m winch ne Is now the senior
partner many years ago as an Office
boy and worked his way to the prom
inent place he has held for some time
past In the city's law circles.
The charge upon which he was con-
vtcted was conspiracy in the Dodge.
Morse divorce litigation, in which he
sought to- show that Mrs. Morse's d.
vorce from Dodge was invalid. The
object Of this was to upset her mar.
rage to Morse, who is a very wealthy
banker and owner Of steamship COM
rsnies.