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New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
rRANsPAc1F1c MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


The schedule OF closing transpaehc mails Is arranged
OF uninterrupted
10 The hnal connecting mails except
transpacifc mails dispatched
Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close previous
ay cIose II Post1Cs. Ne-Yogk fellows.
Tahiti nd Islands Francisco
al 5 D. m. March 10 for dispatch per Aarlposa
Jaran. Korea China and Pnihpptne 4slands
texcept Westl.
samoa, Hawaii aud FIJI Islands. VIA Francisco.
cios- al & D. March II Tor dispatch per sierra.
az the Cunard carrying the British mall
this disuatch, malls-cl0slng $50 a n. 30
m ud 8 2 sundays ASO a n.
and 6 p m-viI be made up and forwarded until 70
arrival Of the Ga1narc steanleF),
Hawaii Japan, kcrea. China and Philippine Islands
FTaIcisco close at ?. N. March - foF dispatch
per Mongolia
PhIIppms Islands. Vancouver Victoria. b. c.
close Al . y M March IA Tor alssatch 5 Em-
Japan Korea china ana Panippine IsaRs via seattle
Hawaii san Francisco. close az 8 ,. n. March %
for dispatch 8. AaueGa
Hawaii Japan. Korea China and specially addressed
Philippine ISLANDS. Francisco. a.
Hawaii. krancisco. close March > tor
dispatch per NeorasNar-
isianGs. Australia tcxcept WesO ana NsW-CaleconA.
Via Vancouver and Victoria. Il c, close a. . , N
March - for dispatch per s Aorangl
Guam. Francesca cinSs A.
q y. March - for dispatch per : Transport
q rcr|dr@el VIA ttll~si4
COYE-Inless addressed. West Australia Is
and certain places IN chinese fruvnee ot Nunaan.
Indiathe quickest routes FniinRies sps-
tialy addressed 'vla Europe nsssbe ialy orspAlt
a foreign rates Hawaii Is f~sareec VA san
N'''S MILAN r. WILCOX Postmaster.
Postoface. New-York y. y. March ,. 19oo-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
PRIZES FOR PORTRAIT SCULPTURE.
National Society Offers 5000 for Relief,
$500 for Work "in the Round"

The National Sculpture Society. through the gen
eroslty or j. .. A. Ward, its honorary president,
ana l. W. Drummond, one Of its lay members. is
Offering two prizes Of $500 and one of $780, for
competition in portraiture. The first prize will be
awarded 10 the best portrait 'tn the round,' and
the second to the best portrait in relief.
The purpose Of the competition is TO stimulate
the art OF ptrtraiture. thereby bringing more for
cloy to the sinds of sculptors and !aymen branch
OF the sculptors work that. it is thought has not
heretofore obtained sufficient Importance in this
country
Works entered for this competition will be judged
IN the early part of November by jury selected by
the society at large
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
MAYOR CALLS STORIES ABSURD.

,.v,snaDers Yesterday that amused Mayor McClel-
ian tVben he read them. One was that Major
yyoodbury the Commissioner of Street Cleaning
wanted the place of Police Commissioner MeAdoo
Il don't know what Major woodbury. wants the
,s- atd INF there's not a word OF truth :n t,se
rerort that contemplate any change IN the heads
- s9fber Of those TWO departments.
,rbe ot her report that the hghuns companies
"a cyrctd To submit 10 Commissioner oakley blds
IN per cent under the prices asked last year, @ OF
IA seree @ rot 10 erect municipal lighting plant
..'Ihe story is absurd" said the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

ATwATER--on WEDNESDAY morning. March $. Isabella
q New city aged Is years service
Springfield. Mass Thursday, March 10. Burial al
Yonkers. y. Y,
BARCLAY-on Wednesday. March s. Henry Anthony
Barclay. after short illness. his late residence
Washington Square North. in 61st year age
o'clock
RERGEN-On March !. 1905 Cornelia N. Bergen widow
Of Jacob l. Bergen. Funeral the First Reformed
on March O. Please omit flowers
BRUNNER-on Tuesday March Z. Isabella, beloved wife
Of William Drummer Funeral from her late residence.
10 O'Clock 1t is requested that flowers
be sent.
Carpenter Funeral services at his late residence No
5 p. m. kindly omit flowers.
Haiock widow Of the late Isaac S Haiock entered
at 2:3o D. m Friday, March 10
JAMEs-At St, Augastins Fla March l. Rossis @ AIIins
y J. iutetSent in vault Friday noon, Mount Pleasant
s5 on Tuesday g ay m5pPs E Ms5Sh 1905
faithful servant and valued friend In the family Of The
terment St. Mary's Cemetery.
MCoRD-On Tuesday March z 1905 Matilda secor.
Tid9% s s0 0t GEORGE soe W Mcc9d 10 2a GaesaSs BrooS
her son ES,1erai M from her 1ats residence at 80
p m. Friday.
March 9S5 at o5E5sS n,. 5saiy sud- q,
ST. PAUL MINI. aged 81 years. graduate OF Amherst
College.
MURRAY-At his residence ew-Brunswick, n. J.. on
Monday. March 6. David Murray Pm D. Ii D., aged
"a Funeral services at the Second Reformed
Cglurch New- Brunswick. Thursday. March O.
at i;a5 p m m. '~
NoLAN-on March I. Ann Nolan for many years faith
f ana devoted the late Mrs. Parker Handy
Maash SPs6at D. ~lti at No Ss 70 5irove-sf
PALAIER-On Tuesday. March Z at J. Hood Wright Hos
pitaI A. NJ Palmer. dearly beloved husband OF Laura
in the 65th year Of his age Fnsral services
al the Church the Transformation No East 29th-
ST. Friday morning at II o'clock Interment at STAN
ford. Conn.
sTRONG-At Oakland Cal. o February %, IN his
year Murray Hoffman son Of the late BENJAMIN Wool
iuU Strong Frances StrCng. Funeral services
be held the Church Of the Heavenly Rest 5th-ave.
ana 45th-st., on Friday morning, March 10. at 10
o'clock II is requested that no flowers be sent
WINsIow-At Cairo Egypt after brief illness.
SATURDAY. February IL, 1890, Edward Winslow. Fu-
neral services Will be held at St Bartholomew Church,
and 4ith-st-, on Thursday morning.
March O. at 10 o'clock Interment private
UNDERWRITERS.
esd St Frank f. CampbeIl-ste2hcn Merritt.
FmbIC Inst. a41-s West 23d st Tel 1898 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures March g.
On the New-England Coast the winds be fresh
northwest north becoming variable: Middle At
lantic Coast fresh and variable becoming eastery on
the South Atlantic Coast fresh southwesery becoming
variable the East Gulf Coast fresh variable
coming northerly: the West Gulf Coast
ery and Lake Michigan brisk possibly high south
west becoming northwest Thursday night
Steamers departing Thursday European ports will
have fresh northwest 10 north winds and clearing weather
the Grand Banks
The pressure covers the Atlantic and Gulf States
the southwestern centre OF disturbance has
southwestern Mississippi with increased intensity.
other northwestern disurba moving rapidly
eastward with rapidly increasing intensity being central
tonight northwestern Minnesota.
Rains generally the South and South
west and rain or SnTw over the norhsn 3s districts east
~ Temperatures have fallen considerably from Texas
noFtheastward into the lower lake region and in the
South Atlantic states and In the West generally except
me northwestern disturbance viii probably move
rapidly southeast|ard causing ram ana shSW n Tns
valley extending Thursday night and Friday into The
aPIsptio States and southern Thers
@ Ea also 9 0e stain Tan IN ths Vest 1f ana the
west generally the weather VIII be mostly fair Thurs
Atlantic a and Ggf states the Northwest
and western lower lake region. II will be warmer
west
Forecast for Special LocaIties,-For District of
Columbia partly cloudy and colder to-day; Friday.
threatening probably rain fresh northsriy
winds becoming variable.
For Delaware. New-Jerssy and Eastern Pennsylvania
partly cloudy to-day Friday threatening. and prob
ably rain fresh northerly winds. becoming
variable
day threatening probably rain or snow fresh variable
winds.
For New-England, fair and colder to-day; Friday,
increasing coudness. probably rain or snow in south
fresh northwesteriy northeasterly winds
FOR western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day rain
~. snow at night Friday; variable winds
FOR western New-YOrk. partly cloudy to-day colder
f., east portion; Friday, rain snow; variable winds
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
An. PALMER FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

he fUneral OF A n Palmer viii take place on
.i'osy morning st i o'clock az the LAttle Church
around the Corner The following have been
,seied Is honorary paIlbearers: Bronson Howard.
MAN Gillette. F. F. Nackay. y. A. DthmeE.
-s'iisi Frohman, Forbes Robertson. Francis VI
~ Joseph r. Grismer T l. James, A J. Often
stsF. Dr. s. ". Smith and Edward Knox. I'm
-1.-sleiy after the services the body viii be taken
~ s4n t9rd Conn. where the burial WI be pr.
f~S Edwin Forrest Lodge. No! = actors
q q Friendship. yesterday passed feSolEtloIls
'es1et FOR Mr.. Palmer's death.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
FRIENDLY SONS INVITE PRESIDENT.

The 12lst anniversary dinner OF the Society of the
Friendly Sons of St Patrick will be held at Del
monico's. 5th-ave. and 44th-st., Friday evening
March IT, al .. N. President Roosevelt who has
been a member Of the society for some years. has
been invited be the principal guest Of the even
ing The seating capacity at the dinner-about
six hundred-Was early taken up by the members
Of the society, and over two thousand requests for
a place at table have. it is announced, been re-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
ART SALE BRINGS s65,s61 IS.

The A. D. Vorce art sale at the American Art
Galleries was finished yesterday afternoon The
total receipts amounted 10 S65,S6 20. Yesterday
60 7s2 WIS taken in The articles disposed of
crystal balls holders and wood carvings, por-
eeIains cabinet specimens Chinese cabinets and
carved stands. This afternoon there will be an
S11ction az antique obiects-textes and embroid-
sries wood carvings enamels. French fans etc
belonging George A; Gaenzer & co. Ihohnas
p Kirby will conduct the sale
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
MANY STILL STAY DOWNTOWN.
Business Men Fear to Risk Danger and Delay
by Going to Their Homes

Although The trains on the L" and subway
lines we're running on better schedule time last
evening. large number of business men who
lived IN Westchester and the upper Bronx again
sought shelter for the night under the roofs of
the downtown hotels. Some OF them were
afraid 70 ride in the T. because they had read
great deal about the many snashups on the
road. Downtown restaurants, however, were
Lot so crowded as on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
AN AUCTION OF AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

The first of three auctions the disposal of the
autograph letters and engraved portraits, compos-
ing the collection OF the late John H. \. Arncld,
was held last evening at the Anderson Auction
Company's rooms, in West 2Sth-st- Among the
signatures in the collection those Of Addison,
Coeridge Warren Hastings Garrick, Washing ton
Irving Charles Lamb, Mirabeau, Scott VoItaire
and Wordsworth Last night about 500 was
IA ken
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
ROOSEVELT coNeRATuLATes AMApoa

Fanaraa March s.-President Roosevelt yesterday
sent to President Amador his congratulations on
the settlement of the boundary DISPUTE betvaen
Panama ana Costa Rica. and expressing his gratih-
cation at seeing the scope Of international arbitra
@ @uon enlarged and practically applied Mr. Roose-
vert Will appoint an engineer to act as umpfra IN
CrSGing tne boundary according the terms of the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
NEW FLAG BILL PASSED.
It Is Designed to Overcome Defects in the
One Declared Unconstitutional.

Albany, March S-The desecraton, mutilation or
improper use of the national flag is made penal
offence by a bill introduced by AssembIyman Vain
wright and Senator Carpenter, and passed to-day
BY the Senate. The measure drawn to meet
the constitutional objections TO similar law
raised BY the Court OF Appeals. which declared il
invalid because it affected property rights in force
at the time of enactment The present bill would
not take effect until September l, 1S00 1t has al
ready pa ssed the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
NO STRYCHNINE FOUND.
Police Deny That Poison Was Discovered in
Stanford Residences.

san Francisco. March S-The police OF this city
haze not set actually dropped their investigation
q the circumstances surrounding the death Of Mrs.
Stanford. but they admit that none Of the former
members q the household mere or at Palo Alto will
Dc further watched OF questioned.
The police authorities have deemed it necessary
deny the persistent r1mors ahoat that they found
tsgchnne IN Mrs srsnford's residence here. The
seEing statement has been given out:
Dae 0f Chief OF Police san Francisco. March &
hereby certify that, 70 the best or my knowledge
belief, the investigation in this city OF the death
4rs Stanford has failed 10 result N the finding
soy strychnine whatever. either at the residence
v Afs Stanford or elsewhere.
JOHN GPILTlANE.
CAPTAIN and Acting Chief Of Police.
J. J BURNETT,
-Er of
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
STOLEN KISS COST s4oo.

TRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUkEl
rra,ce Moss March s-A stolen kiss cost
George p Leighton head bookkeeper for Hicks
x3ro,bsrs, Shoe Company. of Haverhil 500 to-day
IN the Superior Court. Mrs. Alice Harrington OF
Hsverhill. was the complainant She asserts that
gre,bton suddenly seized her while descending in
a., elevator at the Hicks factory and kissed her.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
GENERAL BOOTH IN JERUSALEM.

Jerusalem. March s.-General Booth. OF the Saliva
ton Army, has arrived here He intends to hold
series of meetings The Porte has directed the local
Authorities prohibit Turkish subjects from at
tending these meetings
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

tshould be rad DAILY by al interested changes
may occur at
mails for the week ending IL 1905 will
SlIse promptly IN all General Once
AelloNs- Registered and Parcels Mails
5oUI carrier tEan closing Parcels
OSL mails Tor Germany close per 5
1aIseE Wilhelm der Crosse. March s per GrOsser
70 lLIst' March TO- per Pennsylvania and March
regular and Supplementary close Foreign
oL VCEner OF West and Morton
--la-L cIOsing time shown below
EEe5ntary Mails for Europe Centra AInerica via
~0'On- close one hour later Foreign station.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
DEATH OF ADMIRAL HOUSTON.

patch received here announces the death at Lau-
same. Switzerland. of Rear Admiral Edwin S.
Houston, u S. N, retired. sixty years old. He was
native OF this city, his boyhood being spent at
Marietta Penn Admiral Houston in Switzer-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
INSPECTION OF The cARoNlA.

-hs new cunsrd Line steamship caronia, which
~'lsed Sunday on her maiden voyage 10 this port.
-, tlfo%s open FOR the inspection of newspaper
49,. enc e.ssCs interested in shipping yesterday
M noon luncheon was served The caronia
Lar opeE for public inspection to-day. Tickets
essns.s - oeLa1hed free az the once & cae CunaTd
ss1e-ets. 20 = BsoadFay. or - The Cunard plef'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-AIbert Halstead Washington
HOLI4AND-Robert % T. Todd, Providence: Major
er Chicago Ma M7AANHATTAN-C. F. ChoaIe ir,
man. England. NETHERLAND-Capta F. w
Evans, Vancouver. B. c. PARK AVENUE-Cap-
tain f. l. James, Z. S. 4. VICTORIA-E Sakuma,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
RUSSELL SAGE HAS A COLD

At the home OF Russell Sage. No s52 5th-ave..
Iast night II was said that Mr. Sage was suffering
rom a cold contracted Tuesday Dr. John P Mum
ms physlclaT; said: Mr.. Sage is suffering from
q a severe severe cold but there is no reason present
10 expect any serious outcome
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
coNslsToRY SAT- FoR MARCH 27.

Rome, March s-The date OF the next Consistory
he's been hxed for March e. hut 1t probably VIII
only be for the preeonizatlon OF bishops No
dlnal win be nominated.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
IoRp sEREsFoRD SAILS FOR NEW-YoRk.

Southampton. March 8 - Vice-AdIniraI Lord
charles Beresford sailed the North German
Lloyd steamer Kronprinz Wilhelp from SouLhaIhP i
ton Tonight for New York, on MS way 10 AleA4CO
Thence ne goes to Florida.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
PHASES OF THE STRIKE.
Scattered Incidents Sho5oing the
CompIerity of the Struggle.

FTATTERY MAKES A DESERTER.-C. H.
Teager. ole OF Farley's motormen. deserted from a
Taird-zve train on the solicitation Of good look
ing woman strike sympathizer. When he left his
train l2th-st. he was carried about the shoul
deFs Of the strikers. snilingly receiving the re-
marks o. the women that he was altogether too
nies looking a 10 be a 'scab-" He evidently
belisVed IL
DYNAMITE SCARE-An athlete left his i2-
pound shot n a leather case in q subway train at
Ienox-ave and I25th-st. BY the time the news
reached Park Row II had been expanded TO an at
hour later the athIete identified his shot at Police
Esadquarters. where the bomb had been taken
All, ABOARD FOR sCABwAY.-An aboard
~ tbe gcabway traini' yelled young fellow. do
ns a football rush 10 get aboard a subway train
- +z-oolzIy1 Bridge last night In instant the
whole crowd in the train had dubbed the tunnel
'Ihe scabTay.
STRIKERS VISIT JEROME.-Two strikers, ac-
eonparled by another youthful looking fellow. vis
ited District Attorney jerome at his Rutgers-st
hone last night They told him they had found the
third member Of the party working q guard in
violation Of the law prohibiting the employment Of
4 minor M Jerome told them that when they
saw what they considered violation Of the law 10
call the nearest policeman
POLICEMANs CHILD DYING.-Patrolnan John
Fitzpatrick u the Nsdison~st station. detailed to
strike duty at the Brooklyn Bridge entrance. was
relieved last night. when word was brought TO his
station that his daughter two years old, was dying
Gt his home, No Sc Gouverneur-st.. where he had
not been for Two days. his oldest daughter ap
peared at the Madison-st. station last night and
test1llly said 10 Sergeant Mccormick:
Lznt you lei papa come home tonight Hes
Oee-i away Almost IWC Gays, and baby Is dying
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
Captain and Acting chief Of Police.
J. ] 81 RNE EFT,
Captain of Detectives.
-h4 private detectives engaged IN the case also
'1F thst they found sny poison Oh the premises.

Honolulu. March s--The testimony OF the chem
1H z the inquest on Mrs. Stanford's death prac-
10y completes the case for the jury, and to-
49, ne witnesses Will sign me transcripts or thelr
a-i'49ny ln the presence Of the jury.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
kEENE DENIES DIVORCE RuMoH.

fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBVSEl
Colorado Springs. March s-Foxhall Keehe denies
sr,nbaficalIv that hs Is here to secure divorce.
ar6 saws he will not remain IN Colorado over one
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

34 average 3s for corresponding date OF last
year a.; average for corresponding date OF last
ty-ive years
threatening. probably snow; fresA variable
winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

IHTGESDAY s CalPAs n FOR France. Switzerland
tarlus1 india per La Lorraine, Havrs mail
La L1Orraine').
FRIDAY tIO-At Azoraz
Romanic. from Boston -
SATURDAY ul(-At $50 a m Ireland. Per a.
aroma VIA Queenstown (ns other parts Europe
Fr Fi-s[ ee directed per CaEonial . at a for
EuI1ps. per s ST Paul. Plymouth Chsrbourg.
sIs SSO q m Lor Belgium Parcels Pest Mails
1.eelahl Irregular Belgium be
per 8 ZselaId') n italy dIrecr, psr
-, honIsln l>uise mail be directed per 2
FNoulsla Lulse az $50 m. Scotland direct
= : Astoria mail must De directed per AsteFial
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS,

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on
La Lorraine are
Baron Stanislas d'Halewyn. Baron z. de Turckheirn
Baron J. do MOntesquieu lCountess ds TessnT
Count de Portes.
Among the passengers who Will sail to-day on
the Grosser Kurfurst are:
Or. Mrs Paul c. Freer Mr. ana Mrs Philfp scbnur
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Horace Mr. ard Mrs C.harlax Line
Gallatn. mann 10y
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on
the Teutonic were:
Captain z. Bernardiston Colonel William III Chess
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ Cas- brough
satt. Captain e G. Hebron
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
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savoy, AtN-ies-Rains
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Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

Last night The College Widow was played for
the 20Cth time the Garden Theatre. Tonight the
theatre viii be largely given over to New-York
University. The house viii be decorated in the
college color. The Presbyterian references in the
dialogue expected TO meet with particular favor
Miss Bingham will give a professional matinee
at WalIack's next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Drina De Wolfe's Father Dies as Actress Is
About to Go on the Stage.

Just as Miss Drina De Wolfe dressing TO
appear at the matinee Of You Never Can TelF'
at the Garrick yesterday she received word that
her father was dying at a private sanatorium
where he had been taken three days ago suffering
with pneumonia Miss De Wolfe rushed a once
from the theatre to his side, reaching him before
he died. She has understudy for her part, and
things looked bad for matinee till Miss Edna
Bruna, who plays a very small part, offered TO fill
her place. The audience asked to be indulgent
but Miss BrUna got away with her task In easy
fashion Miss De WOlfes father was Franz Waters
She appeared at the evening performance.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

Local oficlaI Record.-Ths following o6hcial record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes N the
temperature for the twenty-four hours In
parison with the corresponding date OF last years
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be republished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
Special Notices.


TRIBUNE be sent by mail address
cc,~trv and address as
1900 Subscrp.ionS may be given your regular
Sssi,r bsfore leaving II convenient. hand them
"A AZ The TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09

MARITN-BUCKLEY-On Saturday. March 4 at the
residence of the brides parents by Rev n N Nc
knnon s. j.. Jeanne GudeI. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard ". Buckley. 10 John Sayre Martin II.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-09
Tribune Local observations
Bar
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HOURE Morning.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
in indicated by The Trbunss
recordng barometer dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.