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TRANsPACIFTC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


The schedu. closing Of Transpacidc Nails IS
transit 10 port sailing The final connecting mails
texcspt Registered TTanspaciac Mails dispatched via
Seattle. which close
D. previous davt close az the General Postof1ce.
Nevv-YoTk follows
SeN-ZeaIand Austraa texcept WeSt). Naw-CaIelCna.
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed mail for Fit
Islands. VITA francisco close at 8 y. m. April -
for dispatch s. Ventura tIf the ruuari steaue
CARVING the British mail for Sey Zealand
aTrfVe IN time wien this dispatch. rua
closing a $50 a $50 a and 8 sun
UP and forwarded until the arrival of tAe CunAre-
TTf Islants and spec aly addressed nal ior Nusra.S
New Caledonia. via Nanc11ver ana VISITOR ~ ~ -
1apan except Parceis Post Ms Korea china uat spe
Gals addressed The Philippine lsau4- "a 'n
ard Victoria - -, g-. az o T. W. 1'N''' ~ '
dispatch per 8 Empress ot nina . 81
Ia9Qn Korea china and specially addressed mai ' ne
p,ffDrfns Islands. SEATTLE. close AZ ApTl+
FOR Dispatch per Minnesota
phIiDolne Islands san fttf'4sf' ''s1 -
p n. April - for dispatch per l = -
Hawaii IapaT Korea China and Phi-ppne lslanes va
san Franclsco. cc=e 81 p a. ApFii y ''f 1i'Pa' P
=. = .ru
Hawaii. via san eraf'isco- es,se ~ o y IT, '' % '
t,p pS1S IL pfapan Koree Crao Philippine isla-ds VIZ
San Ffanrisco close D. H. MAY . for aian4tea
s. g. toptt--
~ n 10 IN MAY q dispatch per - NariItsst
Nfsncbtri t-xept Mukdeu SevChvang and Port Nta4Ht
and Eastern Siberia IS present tarsasled VIA t,s-
SOTE-Unless otherwise attresard Vest Alstfal.t -
Torvar,lel VIA Europe, zealand via san Frau
,lSeo and certain places I'm thr Chinese Province o.
Yunnan ildi0-the quickest Fu't.es tntiT
plpee specially addressed via tufupc must be suilF
prepaid az the foreign Hawaii IS forwarded VIA
WILLIAM p. wILLAON Postuas-sr.
Pos-onlce New York. n. ". April ~ 1905
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loHn w eATEs,s FATHER DEAD.

81 charles ILL.,. April 1s--Asel s Gates aged
o,ftv-tvvo wears. the father Of John W Gates the
ueu i,novn uulti-millionaire, is dead here lie had
bean IN from heart trouble for a long time.
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riEhest temperature yes,erdsy ." dese4s' lowest 81
average A. aversgc corresponding date Of last year
45. average corresponding date OF sS' Nsn'yHVe
years. IS - Tnur~aa,. frssb y-.,,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
lAmEs wILMuRT PRINoLE.

lanes wilmurt Pringe died !eseraay holp. ,a,'aIt.,
-. "a director of the United states Casua''-
-,,, and a member of the Manhattan ana
,rerYorls Athletic clubs He leaves IiIe IpiII9eies i
-,ns son Alexander fenng F5Lihsis'
t,-,s -, s1.s AZ 40. iGS West onh-st
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PRESIDENT TO BE AT cHAuTAuouA.

w. H. Maddy, special representative OF the Erie
Railroad. announces that President Roosevelt has
accepted Invitation to attend the annual ses-
sions of the Chautaudua Lake Assembly at Chau-
tauqua Lake. y. Y, August II.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

WEDNESDAY dsl-At $50 a n complementary 1880
a m faE Inagua HAITI and Nagtalena Dept Co
PaiX Panana and Canal Zone when specially addressed
Prince. via PeraaTlbtco Rio Ianeiro and santos tin'
Guiding Northern Brazil ArseHtne Uruguay and Para
quay whso specially addressed for this l.
for Guantanamo and Santiago Especially addressed
THURSDAY t20g-At o a. m. for cuba Yueatan and
Cempeche. Per Havana (also other parts Of Mexico
1suoDIeneHtary is.5S o. M for BsTanSss' Ss~ g
Santiago Mexico via Tampco. when specially
BelagElo. Bahia Rio Janeiro santos (incudnE
Northern Brazil Arseatias ne IIuslay and P9ras7a,
for Porto Plata, per 5. 5 Verona from Boston.
Porag1Iay per $ S PoIarsternen; at ~ m for Yura-
and CanDeche, per 8. = Tjomo
Bermudian; at $50 a. supplementary $50 a.
for Curacao and Venezuela. per Maracaibo talso
Colombia via Curacao. when specially addressed for
this steamer; at a. m Tor Porto Rico, per
Cept Cauca and Magdalena Departments. per s
addressed for this steanaerl: a. ESQ a m 3supDs.
mentary 1880 for Nicaragua Except Coast.
csnsi Zone csaca Department OF Colombia Ecusdor 1
G isG a G9ysn ana % Tn isI, Ps 5 Asnes 5 va C9ios %
steaInerl at 9;S0 M (supplenentary 1880 for Lee
ing barbados t;rensda s. viy eent ana 1i,sS SrfsI
specially addressed for this steamer; at 10 a
cuba. per 3 Mexico. via Havana
NOTICE-FIve cents per half ounce IN addition 70 shs
wsrded 6y the Supplementary Mails and letters DE-
patch by a particular vessel viii forwarded
by stamps Supplementary Transatlns Maiis sre z1s,
opened on the piers % the American English and
later; and late mail may deposited in the mail
boxes the piers Of the German Lines sailing
half before sailing time. and close ter minutes before
sailing time only regular POSTAGE 0etters q cents
steamers double postage Geters 10 half
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
eeuAroR o f. PLATTs CONDITION.

Washington Conn. April 1S-The condition or
Senator O. II. Platt, who Is u OF pneumonia re-
ainad UNCHANGED to-day. The attending physician
DR.. W J. Ford said the patient was no worse and
that IL any change could be said 20 be discernoe Il
WAS for the better
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
Religious Notices.


90 cents per line.
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS AEOUT ''GUSSTN-@
Bible class First Baptist Cruroh.
Bway & 19th S.
O'Clock this Afternoon.
CONDUCTED TsY PASTOR / n HAI.DEMAN
AL WELCQN&
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
ehanrsa IN pressUre Indicated BY The IrDuneB
recording barometer The dotted line SHOWS he tempera
Iurs as recorded by The local Weather Bureau
Local OHRcIal RecOrd-rhe following cfheial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
Temperature sor the last twentyfour hours IN COM
vsrIson with the corresponding % last year:
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Died.

Death notices appearing in TIRE TRIBUNE viii %
sepubIahed In The Trl-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
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CEMETERIES.
TIE WOODLANDS CEMETERY,

. vesy accessible trains from Grand central
=satlo7 webster and jerome avenue trolleys and by
csrriaEs Lots Si25 Telephone t4S1h GTauercyl sor
T(opk ~ views representative .
~ ,eacs 20 East 23rd 81. y. \. C1ty.
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Special Notices.

Nal sg6ssrIbsrs IN New-TorE CITY 70 the DAILY ana
1ftL- WEEKLY will Be- charged one cent a co-v aEfra
postage in adsiton % the rates named above
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For points Europe countries in the Univsrss
Fossal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed ths fsi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE wIIl
Dc repubIlshed in The Tri-weekIy Tribune withOus
extra charge.
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UNDERTAKERS.

Esd 81 Frank 2. CamPbel-StePhe1 Merritt
F.ub'Tg Inst gals West sd st Tel 4'sS SheseS-
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world wide known un-
CniV one place Of business sth and lS1h
81 Ia rgest IN the world. Tel. l24 and rs chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Bertha Kalisch to 4ct in English
Louis James IN VauderiUc.

Bertha Kalisch the eminent Yiddish actress, IS
TO appear in English drama with George Faw-
oetts stock company. az the American Theatre.
She will play for week beginning May -,
but the play is not yet decided on She has never
played i'm English before, consequently her reputa
ton IN the upper regions OF the town is limited
tnough Jacob Gordin's followers here. and, before
that, the people of Rumania. have long hailed her
as the greatest Of Nidiish actors She created the
leading part in The krt 4tzer Sonata" Miss
Walsh. however. has the English rights 70 that
startling play. that Miss KalIsch may not he
able 10 use IL next month.
The latest recruit TO the varieties is James.
When his season with 'She Stoors to Conquer is
Over he viii go into vaudeville. presenting scene
from 'Nirginus.' else The Fools Revenge" ="
Ar- James viii Play the ferry boat" circuit-tlat
Is. those vaudeville houses in and about New
York-for period OF weeks.
Charles Hawtrey and his company have vclun-
teered 10 give q matinee performance at the Cri-
tcrion Theatre on Monday, May ]. IN aid Of the
actors fund The occasion VIII be of interest. as
II VIII he The first presentatiou Cf the new PLAY.
The Splendid Life" written bv ieorge +. Haw-
trey An entirely new production has been pro
y1ded. The call upon tho funds resources has OF
late been more than ordinarily heavy hence this
second benefit
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

KANE-PERKINS-OD saturday. January 2S. 1905. Har-
ret Emma, daughter Of blward A. Perkins No. 4OI
IAnoX-ave.. NsW-York City, TO John Sperry Kane. OF
Brooklyn, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dOTsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

Mails iexcept Jamaica and BahamasN are forwarded
daily ot sailing The CONNECTINCi mails
q General PoStO!ice NeV-York. as follows
CUBA, Port Tampa t4;30 a MOnday. Wednes-
day Saturday. tAisO from New fork Thursl ~
5aturday-sse ahOve.}
MENICO cry. overland. LEO = ~ and IO.3n
daily except sunday: sunday az ?. ..
EWFOUNDI4AND teNcept Parcels-Fos- Mails. VII,
sydney a . . N. Monday. Wednesday ant sat
urday taIso occasionally New-NorI ana Phila-
delphia--ses abOvei.
MIQUEIlON VIA Boston and Halfav. a. $40 D. every
other Sunday fApril p; May Z and II, etc.l.
JAMAICA ia Boston Z D. Tuesday Thursday
(AIso from New York SatuTday-see abovs)
RAHANAS (eNcept ParceIs-Pcst Ifallsl Miami
Florida. a 44:30 a. Tuesday tAIso from Nsy-
YOrG-see
BRITISH HONDURAS HOEDJ RAS EAST Coast
GUATEMALA. Via New orleans. 41O.3O D. m.
day. tWcst Coast os Honduras IS dispatched srom
New-Y5rk PaDama--see abOvel
CCSTN RICA via NeU-Oreans. a tt0:20 r. Tuesday
NICARAGUA tEasc CotsJl. via Nev-0rieans. az 1iOai
10 M. WefEesday West Coast Of Sicaragls ia dis
patched from Nev-Y0rS Panama abovel
and CANAL. especially addressed
Ma orleans 1850 D. Sunday (after tuSO
n m SUNDAY sailing % New-H0rk steamer.
mail for Panama canal Zone is held for the New
4Rssistered Nail Tor overland dispatches closes
previous day.
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Spectral Notices.


THE TRIBUNE viii sent by mail TO address in
.bt 1nf~v or abroad and address changed often -
tH,~5 Suhscrptions may be given 20 regular
s9ter before leaving convenient hand them
in M THE TRIBUNE Once.
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents NJ N ~ .~ss
WEEKLY FARMERS cents
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SINGLE COPIES


RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
E ali pofuts in United states. Canada and Mexico
ourSde of the horOuGhs OF Manhattan and The ifolA
49, ~ Suba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines.
without extra expense for foreign postage
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-07-12

so agreeable, that Tom, following the
homiletic bent of his mind, was too
busy analyzing them and weaving them
into sermons to really perceive what
they were leading him to. Suddenly
their guide halted and made sign for
greater caution, and then shiver ran
down Toms spinal column-for 1t sud
denly occurred to him that in a mo-
ment he might be putting an ounce of
lead into another mans head or get
ting one into his own! The thought
produced disagreeable shock, but that
paralysis which blunts the sensibilities
at such supreme moments fell on his
brain. He lost his consciousness Of
volition and responsibility. He was
wheel in a machine, a spoke in a wheel
an instrument through which power
was flowing! Looking up, he saw
column of smoke curling through the
trees. Then he heard voices and
laughter, and Immediately after the
cooking of a dozen rifles. Creeping,
crouching, the men moved forward.
They were now in front of the cabin.
They stopped Pinto" looked over his
little squad with critical eye, and
then lifted his eyebrows. as if to say:
Are you all ready? They nodded their
heads. He gave the signal, and they
sprang to the top of the dyke.
To the three robbers their appear
ance was as sudden and surprising
as that of II 'jacks in the box" to
group of little children on Christmas
morning. They were steated on log
before a fire, cooking their dinner. For
an instant their jaws dropped and their
eyes bulged, and then they sprang for
their weapons.
Hold up your hands," cried Pinto,
and fired his gun over their heads.
This sharp command, with the fierce
spit of the rife, halted them instantly,
and they sullenly obeyed-raising their
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-07-12

second we're the German and Reddy.
who, just as he climbed in observed
that Ratchet used for cutting ice had
been left on the floor of the wagon box.
Over this formidable weapon he in
stantly placed his foot
The timid sheriff and his inexpe-
r1enced deputy climbed into the rear
seat and sat apprehensively down.
The first part of the journey was un-
eventful, Reddy meanwhile meditat
Ing his plans for escape Being not only
cunning, but a desperate man. il
seemed to him as if the stars were
fighting for him.
Attempted Escape Fooled.
About halfway to the county seat
the road made a sudden turn around
an enormous rock, about hundred feet
high, and on the opposite side was
an 1mpenetrable jungle Just before
entering this secluded spot Reddy ven
tured to nudge his companion. and
removing his foot, revealed the weapon
lying under it. When they entered the
shadows of the cliff and the trees he
stopped over, and with his right hand
which he had wriggled out of the rope
seized the handle of the hatchet. and
turning struck the sheriff sauarely be-
tween the eyes with its butt. There
was dull thud, and as the poor vic
tim fell backward out of the wagon his
deputy, in terror permitted his gun
to drop from his hands In an instant.
manacled as they were, the Irishman
and the German sprang to the ground,
and the Indian, grasping the situation
with a feline intelligence, followed.
For a moment it looked as if their
escape was certain, for Reddy had
hacked the rope from his own ankles,
and was at work on the Germans But
he had failed to reckon on the driver,
whose GOODNESS was imperturbable. At
the sound of the blow McCullagh had
leaped from his seat, grasping the reins
in one hand and a self-cocking pistol
in the other Down the barrel of this
weapon, into an eye deeper and more
dangerous than its own, the robbers
were now compelled to look
Throw down that Ratchet" McCul-
lagh said, in voice that sounded much
as if four chambers of the pistol had
exploded one after another The crest
fallen Irishman did exactly as he was
told, and while McCullagh smiled grim
ly the sheriff recovered his senses and
the deputy his self-control
Copyright, 1903, BY Joseph B. Bowles.)
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-07-12
war constitute the supreme factor in

war constitute the supreme factor In
naval operations.
Probably no naval officer in the world
watched with more intense interest
the movements of the Russian and Jap
anese fleets or studied more closely the
performance of the vessels in those
fleets in the engagements at Port Arthur
and in the Korean straits than did Ad
miral Dewey. Since his great victory
in Manila bay, seven years ago, the adj
miral has been absolutely convinced
of the superiority Of the battleship, and
he now declares that the virtual annihi-
lation of the Russian fleet in the Korean
straits was accomplished by the gun
fire and mastery maneuvering of Adj
miral Togo's battleships. The reported
exploits Of the torpedo boats the ad-
miral claims were only rendered posi-
bic by the fact that the battleships had
crippled the big vessels of the Russian
navy and left them at the mercy of the
little torpedo boats.
President Roosevelt has had many
discussion with the admiral regarding
the performance of the different types
of vessels in the recent fight between
the japanese and Russians. He agrees
with the admiral that the policy of build
ing more battleships must be kept up,
especially now since Japan is likely to
become the queen of the Pacific through
her victory over the Russians and the
capture of so many of the latter's vessels
of war.
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and pleasure of the men. One recon-
mendation is that band be established
at each recruiting depot. Army officers
declare that the influence Of music will
add much to the military spirit.
1t has further been recommended that
BARRIERS be furnished at government ex-
pense. to be paid out of the company or
general mess fund. There has been
some talk of requiring soldiers who were
BARRIERS to act in that capacity at army
posts. but it is probable that they would
object to doing so unless they received
extra compensation.
This post exchange building will be
built of brick and will be paid for out of
the appropriation for army public
buildings of the current fiscal year. 1t
will have a gymnasium fitted with all
modern appliances for athletic work;
a large public hall. where the entertain
ments Of the enlisted men can be held,
including their dances; a reading room,
where will be kept the weekly and
monthly periodicals, together with
small library; lockers where the men
will keep their Symposium clothing;
bowling alleys and an administration
room. where the officers in charge viii
have their desks If this building seems
10 meet all the wants of the enlisted men
it will be duplicated at other posts and
army life will be made/as attractive as
is comparable with discipline and strict
discharge of duties
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Jays. and had finally disappeared. One
man declared they were still in the
vicinity, and that he had seen them
eamped in a shanty in a little can
yOn a couple of miles or more down
ihe river. Instantly a dozen grim and
determined men started for their
stables. In a few minutes they reap
peared on horseback, armed to the
seeth. Tom was already mounted but
vas dubious as to the propriety of his
ioining the posse In spite of his sacred
sailing and his almost Puritanic prin-
siPles, he had always cherished a Sc
Bret desire to see a real fight. And.
besides, it takes any man a great many
years to outgrow the dime novel dispo-
Sition to, hunt highwaymen, and there
was good deal more than a necessary
bones. While he hesitated somebody
handed him a gun, and before he knew
what had happened he was galloping
eff down the road through a cloud of
Dust. his heart throbbing and his
pulses leaping with sensations SO de-
lightful that he was scared at the dis
sovery of so much uneradicated orig
NAL depravity.
'Savagery lies mighty close to the
surface of us ALL" he whispered tc
his friend Harry, who rode by his
side lingering the lock of Winches-
ter rifle
You're right! I'm no better than
an Indian. could shoot one of those
men as coolly as he has probably stuck
the little pig they stole from Fergu-
SON." replied that stalwart man-hunt-
er without a qualm.
81 don't believe this is just in my
line. Perhaps I'd better drop out.
ought to be man of peace. don't you
know" said Tom, reluctantly drawing
his bride.
You aren't afraid, are your" asked
Harry. surprised at his action. Thi:
Insinuation turned the scale, ana. put
ting his horse to a run, Tom rode t
the head of the column. At the mouth
of the canyon they halted, and by com
mon consent an old frontiersman whom
everyone called Pinto took the lead
The Thieves Trapped.
Lay low" he said. There's a sor
of dyke in front of the cabin, and i
you're quiet, we can creep up to with
in two rods of them. When 1 Civ,
the signal, let every man spring t.
the top and draw bead. Keep you
eyes peeled-they're liable to shoot
In Indian file they trod the flores
path, their steps scarcely audible in tn
sand. The sunlight shining through
the branches of the pines fell in grea
golden patches on the ground. Their
was not even breeze enough stirring
to rustic the pine needles. The still
ness was profound. So curious wer
tha. sensations and emotions. so new
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dirty paws to heaven in an attitude
anything but prayerful.
Noisy Irishman Squelched.

anything Dut prayerful.
Noisy Irishman Squelched.
One OF them was quarter Indian, an
other half German and the third all
Irish. The latter was red-headed.
None of them had hats on All wore
flannel shirts, and they stood outlined
against the green background of the
forest looking down the barrels of -
rifles, in one of those picturesque at
titudes into which the contingencies of
frontier life often throw men with the
suddenness of the turn of a kaleido-
scope. They were all stunned into
momentary silence, and then the Irish
man, whom everyone recognized as
"Reddy the Goat" burst forth into an
angry diatribe: "Yees are all a pack
of domned towards. Tie one hand be-
hind me and put down yer guns and
III lick the whole of yees with the
| other" he shouted.
Shut up!" said Harry.
Come over and make me-! Come
over and make mel" he screamed
dropping his hands into an attitude of
offense and dancing with rage.
Harry handed his gun to Tom, walked
coolly toward him and slapped his face.
This made him furious, and he struck
out wildly with both hands, making it
easy for his stalwart opponent to seize
him by the collar of his shirt and the
seat OF his trousers and toss him into
| the bushes.
While half of the men covered the
thieves with their guns the others tied
their hands behind their backs. The
search for the stolen property was be-
gun and everything of value was re-
! covered except Toms rifle and the moor
pig, which was submissively roasting
over the Goals.
After the inventory was complete.
and the goods piled up for subsequent
removal, the captives were driven down
the canyon single file and marched
nome along the dusty highway, the
TWO others walking in sullen silence
and "Reddy" enlivening the Jour-
ney with the only revenge left him
insults, denunciations and threats.
On their arrival at the village the
ROBBERS were securely tied to hitchine
posts until after supper, when a pre-
limlnary trial was. held in a vacant
store, and the wretched trio bound
over to await final trial, and to be
confined in the county Jail.
The next day their removal took
place Amid crowd of onlookers thew
were loaded into an old wagon which
served as a stage" In the morning
and an ice delivery in the afternoon
ana was now for the first time con-
scripted to do duty as Black Maria
There were three seats On the frs,
! were McCullagh. grizzled old from
tiersman. and the half-breed. On the