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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
DIR. HARPER "STILL GOOD RISK"
So Says Insurance Man-Wil Start for
Home Sunday.

Dr. William r Harper. president Of the Univer-
sity of Chicago. is still at the Hotel Manhattan
He will however leave here for home on Sunday
afternoon Yesterday he said with evident salts
faction, II shall reach Chicago on Monday morning
and shall go 70 my Office at the university in the
afternoon and get TO work-of course, moderately
at first"
Dr. Harper encountered a well known insurance
man. representing one of the big New-York compa-
MES IN the Manhattan lobby yesterday ana at'er
a., exchange ~ greetings said to him. 81 presume
1 shall be relieved Of the attentions Of the men IN
your line hereafter. 81. -, 49,. ,.,,o,, %
Oh I am not so OF that, Sald the lhsuia hCy
man for il appearances count for anything
should say you are still good risk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
A NEw PLAY BY Mr.. BARRIE.

London. April 81. N. Barries play, "Alce-sll-
-, .,,e-Fire.' was brought out by Charles Fronman
- the Duke Of Yorl's Theatre tonight II -
travesty OF the problem" play. and proVides Ill
Sror-,, THE Mother" with engaging part irene
Ven Trugh also had effective part the play
,,.as preceded by curtain raiser. also by MI D'i
re II is a one act fantasy. "Pantaloon-"
Marie Tempest. In her farewell performance 70
nlght Of The Freedom OF susanne at the CFl-
eo-fon Theatre previous 10 taking the play 20 New
xsrlS had tho hsartisEt OF curtain CALLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
THE HUNT IN OKLAHOMA.
Plans for the Presidents Entertainment
Completed.

Oklahoma City. Okla. April 5.-Arrangements
tainment Of President Roosevelt and his party in
the pasture reserve from Saturday until Wednes-
day. The Presidents special train will arrive at
Frederick on Saturday at p m. and reception
and dinner will be given The party will start
for the camp at p Monday morning the hunt
will begin, with John Alternately, an old cowboy
and plaInsnan, as guide, and Wednesday evening
there will be wolf drive. Major Ripley, Of the
9th Cavalry, with two hundred troopers. is at
Frederick to escort the Presidents party to the
reserve and keep off trespassers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
OCEANIC SIGHTED 1CEBERGs.
Floating Mountains North and South of Her
Course

The Oceanic reached port yesterday after a
smooth voyage from Liverpool Captain Cameron
said that he sighted eighteen icebergs on April
between longitude 1910 and 52:16 west. The great
floating ice mountains were 20 and 100 feet in
height. They seen both north and south of
the Oceanic's course. Captain Cameron said also
that the French liner La Bretagne reported having
80 west.
Mr.. and Mrs John s. Phipps. Miss Phipps and
Captain Frederick E. Guest of the First Life
Guards comprised party on board the Oceanic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Rotenhan, Caracas; GIL
SEY-Captan z. r. Geer. New-London4 GRAM
w F. Beasley, North Carolina H0544ANPL-
Charming NJ Wells, Southbridge. IMPERIAL
Ludwig Boas, Hamburg. MAJESTIC11Ste2hen r.
Srnith London MANHATTAN-C. T. Plunkettt
Adams; Colonel A. E. Evans, Montreal MURRAY
HTTI-Commodore A. E. Austin, PROVIDENCE.
PTAZA-GeneraI Charles Miller, Franklin Penn.
WALDORF STORIA-Ex-G Overnor Mclean Con-
Ninrff
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AIr. pepew said. In part:
POTTER AGAINST TAINTED" MONEY.
Bishop Raises q Nice Distinction as to Its
Acceptance.

Bishop Potter does not favor the acceptance OF
tainted" money for the benefit OF religious tnsti-
tuti0ns When asked yesterday IL he believed that
the board OF foreign missions can cOnscientously
take John d. Rockefeller's gift OF $4,000. he re-
piled:
Tainted money may wisely be refused. and the
Congregationslists desirve all honor for q nice
sensif,Teuess on this point, but must know be-
fore refusing il that II is tainted and not merely
guess
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Breasne Nice; Savoy Hotel. San RernOs Grand Hotel
Monte Carlo; sun Palace Hotel. Monte Carlos Grand
Ies-Bafns.
CAIRO. EGYPT-sheDhsards Hotel Ghezhuh Palaos
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GIVE PURSE 10 RETIRING PASTOR.

The Rev William B. Tower assistant pastor Of
the washington Square Methodist Episcopal
Church. for more than seven years. received iast
e,,on,rg m the praver meeting $500 in gold. from
the church and congregation. Mr., Tower expects
20 sever his relations with this church az the pres
ent session OF the NeW-4ork NoiASiS''NS - 81
appointment OF his own.
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m ,,sPAcTFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



me schedule closing Of TEaRsDaeias Nan. e esssd
on ne presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
s,sS ~ port or sailing The dnal connectiug malta
sTranspactnc Malls dispatched via
S-s1Csrver Victoria. Tacoma or Seattle. which close
% m previous day) close at the General Postofieo.
@ CHINA and Philippine Islands VIA Tacoma
eiss al s D. April for dispatch per 8 Ping
sgsy; ,,n,n Korea China and Philippine Islands. VIA
ssS Francisco. close az 8 p m April for dispatch
per 8 - sgn Francisco. elise D. m April 10
n per g. s. Alameda
korea China and Philippine Islands. via
ssn Francisco close ar p m April - Tor dispatch
per 2 is saa Francisco close D. m April IS for
-eli-C-foh pers s Nevadan-
5d 'Nar9uesas Islands. VIA san Francisco close
a. . Ptsnd Australia Except Westl. Caledonia
specially addressed mail for EiN
1870 gin Francisco, close az p N. April -
55ssatch per 8. Ventura qf The Cunard atoansr
IN tras 10 With this Dispatch. eEfrx
ettne Closing $3.50 a. M, $50 e. NJ and D. ~:
a s5svs al 4.30 a. 9 a. and p. m.-7fI -
5e p and forwarded until the arrival OF the Clnard
ste4r'ls, and specially addressed mail for As-s1ix
F1!- via Vancouver and Victoria.
80 al q M. April % FOR dispatch per NIoTar1
It-,fne Islands and GUAM via san Francisco ologs
- nj APRIL Tor dispatch per United states transport
llukdon NoWchWanE and Arf,-F
d S,-tern siberia present forwarded via REsi1
otherwise addressed West
rTardef via Europe. New Zealand san Francis-S
ana certain places In the Chinese Province % Yunlan
Va British Indathe quickest routes Philippines sps-
the foreign Fatea Hawaii "a Forwarded VIA San Frzn-
cisco exclusively -
RoalofsaA-A-zl NaEl. n y. March 81. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
VANDERBILT PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

The case against Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt,
charged with violating the ordinance regarding
speed or automobiles. was before the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday. When his name was
called II. A Anderson his personal counsel pleaded
not guilty for Mr. Vanderbilt. who not IN court
l-Ee case vas postnoned Indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
MRS. srANFORD's ESTATE $7,ooO,O 900.
San Francisco Paper Declares 1t Will Not
Fall Below That Figure.

San Francisco. April 5-"The Examiner says
that 1t is known that Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stan
ford left estate valued at 100000 A formal
inventory has not yet been made but the interested
persons have already closely figured the present
worth Of the several properties making up the
tate and in their opinion it will not fall below the
amount mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
GEORGE E. WHITNEY INJURED.


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE ThIBIAE-l
Burlington, Vt April 5.-George Z. Whitney.
millionaire connected with the American Woolien
Company and the owner OF race horses. known all
over tbs country was injured in a runaway to-
night lie unconscious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
MORRIS MAY SUCCEED BURNETT.

Robert c. Morris former president OF the ne
publican County COMMITTEES. Is said 10 have been
selected By Senators Plat and Depew as the sue
oassor Of United States Attorney Burnett VINO e
soon - retire. 8IT. Morris WIS az me EltIl AfNS
Hotel last night 20 see Senator EAAs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 Degrees lowest 44
average for corresponding date Of last
So average corresponding Of last twenty-five
years A.
eorecastERin. followed by clearing uo-4ys En-
DAY fair. bTIEk noEthsast ElndA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
JUDGE dunno TO SPEAK HERE.

MayoT-elect Dunno. OF Chicago. sent a telegram
70 the Municipal Ownership League, OF this city
yesterday. stating that he would speak IN New
YORK On April z This Is the date for the
municipal ownership mass nesting Judge dunno
VII be accompanied by Clarence DarroW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

Bar
sos
HOURS: Morning..
aAka7 nalo II IN

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
indicated The Iripunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the temper
recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official FecOrd.-The following oheial record
from the Weather Bureau the in the
peraturo the twentyfour hours in comparison
with the eorresnondIng date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
mo BATTLE OF LIFEr-DEPEW.
Senator Tells New-York Trade School Grad
yates of Opportunities.

The tNenty-fourth commencement exercises OF
the New-York Trade School were held last night AT
the assembly rooms OF the school, at 67th-st. and
lst-ave. The address was made by Senator De-
pew.
Mr. Depew said. in part:
Il Is often said when man leaves school that he
begins the battle Of life There is battle Of life.
Il IS battle that you going into; you are
going take your place in the world. and there Is
place for every man. The whole education Of the
world has been or was a basis 10 instruct only
the head; now IL IS instruct the hands as well
the brain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
PRIVATE CAR FOR W. x. VANDERBILT

Chicago April 5-one Of the most expensive and
Injurious private cars ever constructed y now be-
ing built al the Chicago works OF tue l'-- com
49, sor " K vanderbilt The new car VIII cost
liz. Vanderbilt S5QsV09
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Should be read DAILY BY All interested a. changes
may occur at any Gme)
Foreign mails for ending 8 1905 win
close promptly in all General Once
as follows; Registered Parces-Post Malls
noof earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels
Fost mans Tor Germany close at ?. m. April 8 per
8 Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse; April g. per 8 q.
10 per 5. GrOsser
Regular and Supplementary clcge At Vorsl14
Station Corner or West Morton sts) hair hour later
man crossing time shown below Except that
Eaentary Mails for Europe and Central America, via
Colon close one hour later at Foreign Staton)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

IA readily accessible BY Harlem trains Central
station Webster ard Jerome Avenue trolieys and by
carriaEe Lots S125 Telephone (4S55 Gramercy
~ Odics, 20 East 23rd ST.. N z. City.
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE WIN b
unpublished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06
TRANsATI.ANTIC VANS

THURSDAY (6)-At . a. for France Svftzsrland
4Saly. SPAIN Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and
BRUSH india, per 8 La Lorraine,
ioT other parts OF Europe when specially addressed
SATURDAY (sl-At 4:8O a m for Liverpool Scotland
ana ireland s s Campaua. ia Queenstown and
Liverpool talsO other parts % ErOPe when speciav
addressed for this steamerl at a. for Europe per
g. g. St Paul, via Plymouth and CherbOurg; at T:3O
m Tor scotland direct Especially addressed Only)
g s. Caledonia: a. $3.50 a. for Belgium
Ssiis per 3 s iceland also regar mail for Begiunl
When specially addressed for Eteaner);
a. m Tor Italy direct Especially addressed only per
3 4. KONG Albert.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
"sam" Shubert Returns from Abroad-Mrs.
Fishes Plays To Be Repeated.

Sam" Shubert returned yesterday from bust
ness and pleasure trip to England and the Cont
nent, during which he arranged for the opening of
the Shubert theatre. the Waldorf, in London
The Waldorf will be unusual in London, because it
will have no pit, being designed on the American
plan. 1t VIII also be unusually large. 1t viii be
opened May 16 with Duse in repertory. She will
appear the evenings when Covent Garden is open.
On other evenings Calve Alice Nielsen and the
company of singers which Mr.. Shubert has secured
will give grand opera. This same company will
bert says the two successes Of London and Paris.
respectively The Secret of Polichinele'' and
Taps" played in Paris under the Of ''Disci-
pine" Both plays were comparative failures in
this country.
Mrs. Fiskes three plays which were given at
the Manhattan Fheatre again yesterday afternoon,
created much enthusiasm It has been decided to
play them more-next Wednesday afternoon
though only two performances were originally
planned.
Beginning next week. the Wednesday matnees of
''Fantana,' at the Lyric. will be given at summer
prices
Samuel Untermyer has been retained by David
Belasco as chief counsel in his suits against Klaw
& Erlanger and Joseph Brooks. which will come up
for trial in the Supreme Court this morning.
Keller the magician, who has not been seen on
Broadway for almost three years. will return to
the main street" next Monday evening. when he
will begin a limited engagement at the Ma
jestic Theatre. He viii be assisted by Paul Vala-
don, an English conjurer from the famous Egyptian
Hal o.
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Insist upon having Burnstt's Vanilla.


Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
De reDublished In The TEi-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

ely MEte-STURGIS-In Boston Mas. at Emmanuel
CHURCH. by the Rev. Walter Lourie. on APRIL 4 MI
5eofge ClyIner. OF this city. and Miss Susan w.
A1HCh1LD-READ-At the home Of the BRIDES parents
10 gao CaTr4I[st Brooklyn. Wednesday. April s.
Dy the Kew. Henry Snyder, assisted by lanes \
aIrar bIorenee Esther, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Jullan D. Fairchild. to Edward Everett Read OF rOO
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
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Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be by mail 70 any address IN
country abroad. and address changed often
desired. Subscriptions be given 10 regular
dealer before leaving II more convenient
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Domestic Rates.
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toutside % boroughs OF Manhattan Bronx)
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without extra expense for foreign postage
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UNDERTAKERS.

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Special Notices.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-06

Beginning next week the Wednesday matinees Of
"Fantana" at the Lyric, will be given at Summer
prices
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Mail subscribers IN Neg-Xork City 20 the DAILY ana
TpI-WEEELH viii be charged cent extra
Lostass ~ s1&itioa % tAa Easas 1ausd 6hovs
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEFI
TRANSPACIFTC


Mails Csxcept Jamaica and Bahaas) forwarded daily
~ norris ~ sailing The CONNECTING mails close az
tbs General Postofilce, New-Xorks as follows
CyTTBA via Port Tampa t4:S0 Monday WedueS~
and Saturday. (Also NoNI-IorEs IhuT1daY
and Saturday-see abOVe-l
MEXICO CITY overland. 1:SO ?. ard 1850 ?.
daily, EXCEPT Sunday; Sunday at m and 1OSO .. m
FOTTNDiAND except. Parceis-Post Mal1l, via
N-o-tb sydney Z D m. Monday Wednesday and Sat-
urday 5AIso occasionally fom NeU-IorE and Phtlads
Dhia. See abOveJ -. -,
other Sunday (Aprn and 3; May and ~ So. -.
Boston p. Tuesday. via Ihila1sl-
80 ~ 1890 p m wednesday. (AlsO from 1SoE-X0Ex
~ Ssfurdav See above1
'fex-ept Parcels-Post MaiIs) VIA gTIaul
1880 F4.3O M Monday wednesday and Satur~
dav C3Iso from NeE-York See abOve)
r,E,TTfSEI HONDURAS. HONDURAS lEast COAST ana
al s7-F.f a. via New-Orleans, At f10s30 Monz
Gay west Coast Honduras Is dispatched from New
YorJ, via Panama-see aboVel
CsCers FICsA via NeW-Oreans. at t1O3O p Tuesday
EAST NeT-Orlean1, 1000
:, wednesday. West Coast OF Nicaragua % Dis
Aes+cTa5 from NeWl-TOTk via PanaIua-see abOVo.l
tSSSSGs and CANAL ZONE. via NeWOrloanGs 0t 1850
~ sunday fAfter 1880 Sunday and until sails
Nev--York mail for Panama and Canal
Z91e is beld for the New-York steamer--see ahoveO
,+isteTe5 Mail for overland dispatches closes az
previous
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA, WEST
INDIES

THURSDAY 6-At II m for Mexico Especially addressed
onlyJ per g. s Bayanno, via TanptcO; az ]. Tor
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(Cab0 Graciaslt Belize. Livingston u
when specially addressed for this steama ~ m
for Cuba Yucatan and Campeche per s. G. Esperanza
also other parts Of Mexico when specially addressed
per Daggry at u m. complementary 1890 D. u.j
for Bahamas. s. Niagara (also Guantanamo
Santiago when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY Sat a for Argentina. Uru-
a. m. FOR Brazil. per e 8. Catania via
PerramhucO. MaceO and Rio JaneirO Qncludinu
Northern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
when specially addressed for this steamer: at
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bia except Cauca and Magdalena Department. VIA
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mentary $50 a. nj. for ST. Thomas, St Croix Lee
ward and Windward Islands and Guiana Per g. g.
KOrona Gncluding Grenada. Trinidad and Sc. Vincent
when specially addressed for this steasrl; at 10
NOTICE--Five cents half ounce IN addition 60 the
regular postage be prepaid al letters
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patch BY particular vessel. will not be forwarded
additional postage IS fully prepaid thereon
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opened the piers OF the American English ana
or later: and late may deposited IN the
boxes on the piers OF the German Lines sailing
Hoboken. The malls on the piers open one hour and
sailing time. and close ten minutes before
half ouuce1 Is required articles mailed the piers oe
the American, White Star and German CSea Postl
steamers postage Qetters 10 cents half Ounca1
other lines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-08
A PEACE CELEBRATION.

In a circular just issued Lucia Ames
Mead Of Boston, chairman of the peace
demonstration department of the Ma
tional Council of Women, urges the
celebration of May Is. the anniversary
of The Hague conference in 1899. Teach
ers throughout the country are espe-
cialIy urged to observe the day. The
recitation Of appropriate poems. such
as .LOngfellOws Arsenal at Spring
field" LoweITs "Fatherland," Burns
"A Mans a Man for "a That" the
reading of Summers three Addresses
on War" and the presentation Of more
recent material bearing on the subject
of International peace are suggested.
CIergymen are requested to preach on
peace on the Sunday before or the
Sunday after May IS.
Anything that tends to promote uni
versaI peace is TO be commended, and
no doubt the suggestions offered above
viii receive consideration in the proper
quarters. With the men whose sug-
gestion resulted in the establishment
Of The Hague tribunal engaged in a
bloody war, and with the great nations
of the world steadily increasing their
armament, the peace advocates should
have plenty of material to work upon
this year.