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New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
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rRANsPAcIF1C MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

.L.a,1. ~ rlosirg OF Trarsnariac Malls q ar
e5 On me presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
Saec+ F{ezstared ranSpachc Malls dispatched via Van
colver Victoria. Tacoma semitic. Wnlca close a.
m previous day) close at the General Fostoace Nes-
@ 1oIA a. .r7 pr-els-Ist Mails, Korea China spe-
cislIv addressed Phhnpine lsianis VIA Nan-
collver and Victoria. y g. close p I'D -N's~7e .
- Stsnatrh uer Empress % China
Iatrnine Islands Guam. via san srancc close az
& - m August for dispatcsh per T. : 1sansp9rt
san Francisco close et q 2. U SEPTEMBER TOT US
uatch g.sr CHINA -.-s--
Havaf via san Francisco, clese az p ID Septe10sF
-Si,, e ,far,uesas Islands. via san Fraaeisc9 close
r,ti Y.Iorj Astrala texc4pt wsst ana Nes Caledonia
yfa Vancouver and Victoria. j. t-l.r AZ % p "-
Septernber for dispatch per s. No-e--i- --.
Lamar C0~ea china and Phtppine ls4a.-s Va
aIose at 8 D. m. September n FOR eis-alca per $ >
rea China ami Phipoae Islands yla seattle
close at p. September lf' '2r e'''-'-" F'
,,d1aa 1apan Corea Chine Ppgiae Isasea via
Son rrl1.,.sco. close al o m 7i--iii'7t 80 e- az
patch its su~reita fexcept View w-Caiedonia
re-,0s Hawaii and Fsj Islands VIZ san rtaneLsc-
~icse a. g September lh for dlslatcn. -
~ eve Cunard carrying the Britisn
e0 T,- Zealand not arrive IN TINE % 80.
This afspat~b extra matls-cosinS az esoV
aect o.eo ', a~d 6 o m sundays AZ 4.3o a. n,
. N ana q D m-win be made up and tofwareed
1,rtii the arrival of the Cunard stean1erl -, n. .
1sSr, and Eastern siberia l. az present forwarded VIA
S0rE-I-nlsss otherwise aadrssssa West Australia =
.SS.r5es VIA Europ~ New zealand VIA san franctSco
lo ,,lsces IN Chinese Proytnre % Xunnan
Sis Rritish ndiathe quickest routes Fntppines spe-
i aisreSsed via Europe must be fully prepaid az
- s,rsisr rates Hawaii Is forwarded Via san Fan
ne. excusIvelv Parcels Post mails for New-zsalan4
rf Australia tncluding West Australia forwarded
VA san Francisco exclusively
po.taniee New-YorS \. Y. August 25. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
aEFLEcTlNe cREpIT on KANsAs

Topeka correspondence of The Philadelphia North
American.
Il reckon all Kansas was watching US while we
were back East" said j. ". r. Hughes, adjutant
general % the Kansas National Guard In discussing
ms recent trip Phila delpha 10 attend the launch
lAg of the batfieship Kansas.
T never saw such carpets they had our
looms. took OF nay shoes and just walked through
ne nails and rooms for an hour 10 enjoy letting
my toes go into the carpets. IL fine.
J only found cheap thing while ] was gone.
mat was = place whore they offered all the soda
water person could drink for nVe cents.
., Evsltf tfhins was high back there: know some
taing an9ut c..-ellens. ana they charged me 81 -
Tor half fried.
But there 10 represent Kansas, and ]
geEt pls-.ed Gown he cola without boiling eye"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
ROYAL HOMES IN FOREIGN LANDS.

Among the most striking evidences Of the entente
cordiale between England and France is the ac-
QUESTION by King Edwards sister. Princess Louise.
Duchess of Argyll, Of a very handsome piece or
property in France near Boulogne, which she pro-
poses TO transform into her summer residence. 1t
II situated between Andres and Guynes, and COM
prises, curiously enough. the ruins of Count Ste
phen de Boulogne's castle of Hardelot, which was
occupied by King Henry VIII Of England the
occasion of his meeting with Francis Of France
on the Field of the Cloth of Gold. And the lake
on the estate is the same which figured under the
name Of Eau Claire in medieval chronicles
1t is entirely without precedent for member OF
the royal family Of Great Britain thus establish
q summer home abroad and to become landowner
in a foreign country. Indeed it is for any
scion Of royalty to show this amount Of sympathy
and confidence in foreign land. True. King Fred
erick William " of Prussia time owned a
palace at Rome, and SO. too, did King Louis l of
Bavaria, but their cases were isolated ones, and,
of course. I do not include in this category those
royalties who obliged to live in exile and who
are led TO set up their tents in foreign land by
compulsion rather than by choice
MARQUISE DE F'ONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

ON the Hamburg which arrived yesterday. We're:
Captain ". =. Burnham. 9. 3. Matthews.
! II Bari Paul NietinghoH.
= ~ Griffith. John = Whitehead.
u O. KAbourn.
On the Umbria, which arrived yesterday were:
Sir Michael and Lady Professor Charles Y. Par
Hicks Beach sell
Captain IS. C. Packen- Nr. and Charles
ham. Thursbv.
f Gordon Barber. Robert J.. Ireland
among those .l The Celtic. which arrived yester-
cay. were
>-- Edwin Boyle IAr. ana Nrs. Edwin Gould
i-l Butler and Edwin GouG. r..
D. Z. Clarn, Mrs William Moir.
lr and Ars. Z. Danger Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander z
field orr
Gr. ard Nrs. J F. Cow IT. O. Pitney.
1erthU-a5.=. Theodore Z Starr
AiFs Annie Irish.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

a vacation to at least one child. There have
been years in which. owing to the magnitude OF
the operations of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
such result was insured by every 50 30. No
collectors are ever employed, and all collections
made for the fund purely voluntary. All
expenses for the organization. agents and the
general machinery of the charity privately
betrayed by The Tribune itself and by the
trustees of the fund. There are no percentages
to collectors TO out OF the contributions OF
the public. and payments to agents. man
ayers secretary others Every dollar gees
strai isht to the benefit Of a child.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUESDAY C29-At 1880 A. m Complementary y nj for
Europe per 5. $ Kronprinz Wilhelm via Plynaootn-
CherbOurg and Bremen
WEDNESDAY (9O1-At $50 a m for Europe per a
Tsutonc via Queenstown and Liverpool az I;5O a m
Netherlands direct especially addressed onyl per
8 Ryudam; $50 a n. Tor Italy direct tspectaly
addressed only. per s Stella: II a for Nor
way CParcels-POst Mails s. oscar II also regt-
for Denmark when specially addressed FOR this
steamer.
THURSDAY G3I-At a. n FOR France SWttzerlsnc
Italy spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
fish India Per la Touraine via Havre (alsO other
parts OF Europe when specially addressed ror this
steameD.
Umbrta via Queenstown also other parts OF Eurcps
when specially addressed FOR this sreamerl al a. m
Europe. per St Paul. via Plymouth and Cher
bourg: at 80 a. FOR Belgium (Parcels-Post Mails
per s Finland (aiso regular mail for Belgium ~hsn
specially addressed for this steamer; $50 foS
Scotland direct especially addressed only1. per
Astoria at $50 for Italy direct Specially a-
dressed only. per s $. koenig Albert
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
ALBANY DESERVING GERMAN DAY.

Albany, Aug. 27.-AIbauy is gay with bunting and
ne large German population Is making holiday in
honor ~ the anniversary OF the landing Of the first
German settler in America. The celebration began
Slis evening with sacred concert at the ctys
2fgesr hall in which seven hundred singers joined.
@zeyor Gaus made the opening address. Tomorrow.
whiCG is German Day viii see elaborate street
pageant and 4 large picnic Germans from all over
Eastern New York arc arriving 10 take part IN the
CELEBRATION.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

BLUNT-On Saturday August %. wilhemina Anthony.
wife Blunt and daughter Of Theophilus a and
the late Elizabeth Brouwer. Funeral from her late
?. IN.
CURTIS-In Paris August 26. BENJAMIN Robbins CUrts.
OF late Benjamin Robbins and Mary Gardiner
Curtis in the 2sth OF his age Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
FTsuER-Captain Henry Fisher. retired. on August 26.
1890 residence, sol West 13sth-st- Notice
of funeral hereafter Philadelphia and Washington
papers please copy.
GIBB-At IsIip Long Island. Sunday August 81. John
Glib. in his 71th year Notice Of funeral hereafter
HoLMEs-On Friday August 25 1905 at her residence.
No. BarroW-st.. c. Holmes. services
at the Church Ascension. 5th-ave 1Oth-st.
Monday, August 2s. at IL O'Clock
JANEWAY-SuddenIy. al Bayhead. y. J. on August %.
1906 Frances :. wife OF William R. Janeway. Funeral
from residence No. IS Easton-ave.. New
o'clock
MEYERS-on Sunday morning. at the United States
Hotel Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Cataena Juliana Mason
widow OF Theodorous Bailey Meyers Services at
Greenwood Cemetery. Nev-York Tuesday. August p
1870 a m.
REAMER-At Denver. on August IS 1905. Frank Temple
Reamer. in the 34th Of his Funeral from
Church St Mary the Virgin No 139 West 48th-st.,
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning. August IS
sTONE-Suddenly. Friday. August 25 Princeton N J.
William Eliot OF the late George Eliot Stone and
Madeline Post in the 41st year OF his age FI-erai
services the residence Of his mother No. 40
I1th-st. Monday August S. at O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON Friday August 25 at Saratoga Springs.
Julia Stiles Williams wife Of Roger Williams OF New
York City. Funeral will be held Monday August IS
Brookside. Saratoga Springs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Marie Dressler is booked for enthusiastic re-
ception when she gets in sight of New-York on
board the Minneapolis of the Atlantic Transport
Line to-day. Joe Weber has engaged a tug to
meet the Minneapolis in the lower bay. Mr.. Weber
has arranged to transfer Miss Dressler to the tug
and rush back TO the city with her She will lose
Piggledy'' at the Weber Music Hall
Jan Kubenk will bring to America this season
three valuable vioIins-one Stradivarus and two
Guinerias The former is valued at $4,000 and the
others at $1,000 Sentiment and association
have much to do with Kubeliks fondness for his
yiolins. The stradvarius was presented TO him by
Emperor Franz Josef Of Austria. One Of the
Guinerias was gift from friends in Prague. and
the other he purchased with the first $1,000 he
earned on the concert stage.
DR.. Bruce Miller and his big musical instrument
the pneumultiphone. which is to be one of the
novelties of the final week at the wistaria Grove.
arrived in the city yesterday. Most of the day was
spent by Dr. Miller and half a dozen assistants in
putting his invention together This is no small
task as the pneumultiphone has to be taken en-
trely to pieces when transported There are over
five large boxes and trunks are required to hold
them on the pneumultiphone. DR. Miller is said
10 be .ape TO reproduce the music of any instru-
ment n mt in band or orchestra and also can deyelop
of S5g.cV0
Miss Olga Nethersole and W. L. Courtenay, who
made the adaptation Of Paul Hervieu's drama, lie
Dedale," have decided to name the English version
"A Case of Divorce" instead OF the title first Sc
lected, The Labyrinth"
Henri Gressitt made three engagements on Sat
urday for the Selgman- -Bramwen combination in
The Dragon Fly" Sidney Herbert. who in his
career has appeared under but two managements,
Augustin DAILY and Charles Frohman, was engaged
for an important part and Hallett Thompson and
EscamilliO Fernandez for two others.
Charles Dillingham; purchased yesterday a new
musical play. entitled Omar" which he will pro-
duce here Immediately after the holidays II is
the work of A. n. c. Fowler and Harry B. Smith,
and presents a humorous story surrounding the
character of Omar Khayam the Persian poet.
Trenton, n. J.. Aug. q (speciaD.- George Totten
Smith. author Of The Errand Boy and other
musical comedies, called from the audience in
Taylor Opera House last night play the role OF
Sehor Santos ColOZO. in his latest production.
Bankers and Brokers' in which Yorke and Adams
take the leading parts. This due a msun-
derstanding between 3. E Forester, the producer.
and F. T S. Buckley who declined to go with
his part. There underStudy, and after
some hesitation Mr.. Smith assumed the part.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

Mails fex~sp- Jamaica and Baha-nasl forwarded
daily 10 ports sailing. The CONNECTLCf mails close
AZ the General Postoffce NeV-1ork. as follows:
tsT-BA via Port Tampa ti,So a. m Monday Wednes
day and saturday tAlso rom NsW-SorA Inarsday
and Saturday. See above
NWFOJ Midland Except Parcels Post Nails via North
Sr5nsv Monday. Wednesday and S1turday.
tAIso occasionally from Sew-fork and Philadelphia
NIOI-EION via Boston and North sydney. at SO
every other sunday august p September 10 and -
JAMAICA via Boston At 90 Tuesday and Friday
tAIeo from New orz on atUr3ay- see ahovef
CT,STs RIGA via Mobile mails close at t1o-3O ?.
silv fsailings from costa Rta unceTtainl-
MEXICO CITY overland. 1a0 p. IN. and 1870 ,.
5afv exeept Sunday. sunday ! r. and 1880 2.
ppqT-iStI Ft)SDTRAS HONDURAS East Coast and
GT1ATFNAIAA via Mobile AT flo-S0 2 Monday
tvTssf coast ~ Honduras dispatched from New-Nor<
Panana-see a51vel
NICARAGUA Cast CcaStl VIA N-E dreams a. L.o-oV
n m SUNDAY Wednesday West Ccast OF Mica
ragua Is dispatched from NeV-4 via Fananna-ses
ssbC~eA SafIings from New-treans be irresular
on account of quarantine
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
SIR MICHAEL HICKs-BEACH HERE.
BE Lands from the Umbria and Takes Train
for Vancouver. on His Way to Singapore.

Sir Michael Hicks Beach, with his wife and
two daughters. arrived on the Umbria yester-
day. and went directly to the Grand Central
Station, where they took the first train for Van
couver. Sir Michael is on his way TO Singapore
on q government mission. Every courtesy was
granted 10 him by the customs officials, and he
left the steamer without the usual delay
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

TThe Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the hrst
movement OF the kind in the country Every
other one here or elsewhere has been started
In imitation OF this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field hut'
without wishing TO depreciate In the least the
work OF others thinks il its duty 10 remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is, so
far as known. the only one In which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes di-
rectly TO the work OF sending poor child to the
country. keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again. EvSrv 81 insures such
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR- Commander I. S X. Reeves. L. s N:
Captain II. T. Winston, L. S. \. GRAND-Charles
B. P2uG7kw9rtb. Proyidence HoLLAND-L1eqte1n ,, an
TAN-The Rev. ". T. Swanson. Glasgow. MARL-
BOROUGH. F. Parry and a. Armour Pittsburg
NANARRE-Captain F. x. Ferguson L. S. A
SAVOY-Robert Lincoln, Atlanta, Ga SEVILLE
Rear Admiral W. /. Field L. S. n. WALDORF
ASTORIA-H. q. Otis. Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
NEW MoNoPoLlEs IN CHINA.

Shanghai. Aug ZT.-An imperial edict declares
thar telephones and wireless telegraphs throughout
china are government monOpolies.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
an DEVIOUS MORAL.

Prom The Twisp CWash) News.
IN The West one Of the first trains 10 come
through was lassOed by the unclvzed Indians. the
other end y the rope being fastened 10 their body
mere Is moral IN this incident which might be
Wei for the who would put himself in the way
% TTogTess 20 ponder
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

Highest temperature yesterday. lowest bs
degrees o. corresponding
date last year degrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years 20 degrees
Local FurscastTO-dav fair and continued cool Tues
day parity coui.. light northeast east winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem from Grand Central
station Webster and Jerome troeys and by
Rage Lots S125 up. Telephone s55 Gramercy) Book
0l views once, 20 East asrd s. y 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

A four-year-old son of a Brooklyn clergyman
has pet kitten. OF which he is very fond. The
other day. in a heavy shower he his pet out
in the street. and. rushing 70 the door ne looked
up the sky Indignantly and said
Look here! Don't you know what you're do
ing. raining all my tat? You'll dit her all
rusty"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
WHEN SLEEP FAILS

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Half teaspoon in half glass OF Just before
retiring brings refreshing sleep.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

An Irishman. working in the Fulton-st subway,
Brooklyn. was told by his boss TO paint sign
warning people of the danger along the street
Pat thought it out carefully and then painted. in
great red letters:
People will please not fall down in the subway"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Total Arrl.t %. 1905 -.

Remittances preferably by check express or
der or postofice money order. should be drawn
70 the order of and addressed to the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund, New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Special Record and FOrecast.-Wa shngton. Aug. q.
The week ended warmer than in Arkan-
Oklahoma Missouri. Kansas Nebraska. Dakotas
upper region and Gulf States II was
comparatively the remaining districts Of
Rocky Mountains until Friday w1en a cool wave
Illinois Indiana the Ohio Valley. lower lake
region. NeWEngiand and the Middle Atlantic States.
reaching the South Atlantic States Showers
neither frequent well distributed they
heavy different days in portions Wisconsin
Minnesota Kentucky Georgia. North Carolina Vir
gina the Middle Atlantic States and Southern New
England. The week dry the North Pacific dis
high Idaho. been
local showers in Ne-Ho ort and New England, the upper
lake region the upper Mississippi Valley and along the
South Atlantic Coast elsewhere the weather generally
fair.
Temperatures continued below the seasonal average east
the Mississippi River and much above the westward
except the Northern Pacific Coast.
viii somewhat Monday In the East ana
cooler TUESDAY the Northwest The winds along the
Eastern Gulf VIII be fresh northeast
the Western Gulf Coast light 70 fresh ana
the lower lakes light fresh east becoming
variable upper lakes fresh and mostly
south Steamers departing Monday for European ports
viii fresh northeast winds. with fair weather 70 the
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mail 70 any address IN
abroad. and address changed often
desired Subscriptions may be given 10 your regular
before leaving II more convenient hand them
In at THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW, cents
DAILY, cents tTFsI-WEEKLY. cents
WEEKLY FARMER 8 cents
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Pnstomrs Notice.

(shouId be ready Daily by all interested. changes
a any rimeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending sepsenesr 10.
Will close promptly General Posto1cs
follows; Registered and ParcelsPosS Mails close
the General POstofce earlier than closing nae
shown Mails close AZ
p N. August 2S and September a
Parcels Post Mails for Great Britain and ireland -
dispatched by the White star Line on Wsanesdays -
by American Saturdays An additlcnat ds-
patch Is made the Cunard Line when Curard stee-
sails Saturday later than the American Line $500
day. The ParCels-Post mails close one hour
before the regular mails
Parcels-Post Siall for Barbados and GTear Hlln Ao
Ireland CANNOT De registered
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

NOTTCFF1ve cents uer half ounce IN addition 70 ths
rsg1Iar hostage be prepaid all letters for
,varded hy the Supplementary Mails and letters de-
marked Letters for Foreign Couu-
tries after Closing OF the Regular Mail Tor DIS
particular vessel. Will not ~ so 1orWard@0
unless such postage IS fully prepaid thereon
nv stamps. Supplementary Iransa tlanlic Mails ar
C1ara5 the pfsrs O American. English and
Fre1ch steamers whenever the saings occur at a.
and mail be deposited in The mail
boxes on OF the German Lines sailing from
F4obozen Supplementary mail for Turks Island and
Republic - also opened the Ciyds Linz
pier The malls the piers open one hour and halr
and close ter minutes before sailing
time Only regular postage Qettsrs cents a halt
onca required articles mailed the piers of the
American White star and German SEA Post) Steamers
double postage Qetters 10 cents half ounce other
lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
MAILS FoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC.

WEST INDIES. ETC
TUESDAY C29)-At $40 m complementary 1870 a M
for Nicaragua Except East Coasu, Honduras
Ivad, zone Cam Ts-
partment OF Colombia. Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and
Chill, per 8. Finance. Via Colon talso Guatemala
when specially addressed for this ?.
for Brazil Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay Especially
addressed only, per 5 s. Grectan Prince. via Eto
Janeiro and Santos.
WEDNESDAY ISO]-At a n for Brazil Argentine.
s. Capri via MaceiO. Rio JaneirO and Santos at
a. for Bermuda per : Bermutian, az $50 a
supplementary 1890 a. M for Inagua, cape Ha.
Port &c PaX and Magdaena Department OF Colombia,
per Valdiva (alsJ other parts Of Haiti when
cially addressed for this steamer, II a for
Haiti 3 Prince Willem I tucluding Cape Haiti
specially addressed this searnerl at fsss0
, supplementary p M rcT Turks lsiard anu
Dominican Republic. s. 5. Cherokee. l2-So
for Caibarien. Cuba Especially addressed oniy per s s
THURSDAY CsD-At s a. N. fer Argentine. Uruguay and
Paraguay. Celtic Princess az 9 a. m Tor
parts Mexico when specially addressed for this
steamer. Il Tor Mexico specially addressed
only. 5. City Of Washington. via Iamptco
FRIDAY dat II m for Yucatan and Canpecne per
only. per 5 YumuTi. - for cuba, per > :
Niagara, Via Havana; at D m ior 5ernluda per
steamer from Halifax
SATURDAY (2l-At T:3O a. for Newfoundland per
Rosalind a 6 a for Argentine Uruguay anu
Paraguay. :. Houartus, az $50 a. m tsup9le5
nentary 9:3O a. for Porto Rico. curacao ana
Venezuela per 3 PhiladeIPla Ja73 Co.9iola ~. -
Curacao specially addressed for this steaner az
9:3O m. supplementary 10-3e m Tor Fortun4
Island jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca ana Mas
daIena Departments. per : Sarnia also Costa Hica
at 10 a m Cuba. per : Moro Castle va ia
ar for Grenada. 81 vincent IElnllt1
,n5 C'udad Bolivar per :. Grenada: at 10 a m ror
Guiana. per $. $ Orange Nassau via Pararnarioo-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
Foreign Rates

For points Europe all countries in the Universal
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE Will be the fol-
llv-ftfr rrufe
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UNDERT.AKERs.

FRANK E CAMPBELL. 241-s West 25d St
2Sd St stephen Merritt Embg Inst. Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28

Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foregn sta
tion OF West and Morton Streets haf 1o1r
than closing time shown below teXcept that Supps
Mails Europe, and for Central America VIA Co'Ss
close one hour later Foreign Stationl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-28
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIshed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
charge.