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Special Notices.


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luneE AMOS NJ. THAYER.

St Louis April 24.-Judge Amos Madden Thayer.
~ the United States Circuit Court OF the sth Ju-
-ial District who on April g. 1903 wrote the opin-
to Of the United States Circuit Court declaring the
Northern Securities merger illegal died here to-
6av after an illness Of a few months. He leaves a
- 80 - =
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Mr.. HAY AT BAD NAu4ElM.

Bad Nauhem. Hesse. April 24-Secretary Hay
took his first thermal bath to-day His condition
aupears 10 be good. He is in the hands OF Profess
isor DR.. GroedeI There is a rumor that Mr. Hays
heart is affected but is said that the trouble is
likely TO yield TO the treatment
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sEMAroR ALeER lN No pANeER.

Detroit. April 2-United states Senator r. A.
Alger who was seized with an attack OF acute
indigestion last night a Michigan Central train
nearing Detroit and who was taken home from the
station in an ambulance. IS much better to-day
Although ne able to leave his bed all danger
us said be past.
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DOESN'T WANT TWO PARTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: / too side with r. T. W don't like the
divided paper can't find my place, and when
last I de- have 10 put part OF the paper one
side until the other is read. n. p MAIN
New-York. April 20 1866.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

Dr. Henry Hill Gooden was the son Of the Rev
william G. Goodell an American missionary in
Turkey for forty years. He was born at Constan-
education IN Turkey, he came 10 this country when
seventeen years old. and entered Amherst College
where he was graduated in 1882 He then enlisted
in the Union army and was aid-de-camp
on the staf of Colonel Bisseu Of the Nine
teenth Army Corps. From 1864 10 1867 he was
professor of modern Languages at the Willis
t7n Seminary, Easthampton. Mass He then
became a rnembe-f the faculty Of the Msssa-
causetts Agr1culte-I College. at Amherst which
IS affiliated with Boston University. In 1885
Le became president Of the college. the post
D. held al his death He married in 1873
10 Miss Helen F. Stanton, OF Winchester, Mass.
Amherst gave him the degree OF LII ID. in 1891
Besides President GoodelIs widow he leaves two
sons. one of whom is d student at Harvard Uni
1ers. IS and the other resident OF Texas
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WEDDINGS.
|BY TELEGRAPH TO THEtTRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THEtTRIBUNE.I
Easton, Penn. April 24-Miss Elizabeth Warne
Detwiller daughter of Or. and! Mrs. John J. Det-
willer. and Nathaniel Adams Campbell of New
York, were married in Trinity Episcopal Church
this afternoon by the Rev. Philip NJ. Kerridge the
rector. Mrs sydney Smith. of Chestnut Hill PhTa-
delphia was the matron OF honor and the brides
maids We're Miss Helen Miller Gould. of New-York: :
Miss Marguerite Martin Of Buffalo: Miss Laura
Drake. Of Easton. and Miss Florence Knecht Of
Freemansburg Miss Elizabeth Virginia Davis
niece of the bride, the flower girl. The best
man William NJ Campbell. of New York and
the ushers Giles Whiting Stewart Denning
David II. Taylor, Of New-York and albert Det-
willer. Of EastOn-
The marriage OF Miss Angelyn Bell Wilton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louise c. Wilton, 10
Hanbury Armitage Watkins. son OF Mark A.
Watkins of Derby. England. took place yester-
day noon The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb OF the West End
Collegiate Church The reception was held at
the Ilyonhurst. this city. The bride was
dressed in white messeline satin trimmed with
duchess lace, and wore pearl :tecElace, the gift
of the bridegroom. She attended by Mrs
Charles +. BeesOn, Of PittsbuTg a. daughter Of
Judge White. of Indiana. Penn. the SnatrOn of
honor Robert Forsyth Little acted Mr.
Watkinss best man The ushers We're Augustus
Sheriff. Wilton and Alexander V. Blake. The
rooms were decorated with bride roses and palms
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
EMPEROR WILLIAM AT PALERMO.

Palermo. April 24.-The Hohenzollern. with En-
peror william Empress Augusta and Princes Etel
Frederick and Oscor on board. arrived here to-day
Emperor william gave a dinner to the local au-
thoTiteA
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LIKES TWO SECTIONS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: It affords me pleasure 10 join with others
in ,ompIimenting you on the change Of the paper
into sections It is certainly Improvement
decided advance have read The Tribune almost
daily since 1851. Z {. W 1
New York. April q. 1905
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
PROTEST AGAINST DIVIDED TRIBUNE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: ! want to enter my protest agpanst divided
Tribune. J. r. GOODRICH
Littleton y H.. April 60 1905.
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MR. MORGAN CONG TO TURKEY.

Rome April 24.-J. Pierpout Morgan left Rome
tonight for Brindisi. He will 90 the Piraeus
and thence TO Constantinople.
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Local Official Rccord.-The follow

Highest temperature yesterday. degrees: lowest a.
average 81 average for corresponding last wear
40 average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
wears. 50
Local forecast: to-day: Increasing clo,,5t,.s
Wednesday. fresh west winds. becoming variable
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in Indicated The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows tempera-
turO as recorded ~ the local Weather Bureau
Local Official RecOrd-The following Official record
Weather Bureau shows changes IN the TEN
perature for the last tweutyfour comparison
with the corresponding last year:
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCErT
TRANSPACIFIC 81


TRANSPACIFI
Mails except Jamaicl and Bahanasl tarwa0isd
dai sailing The CONNECTING mails qlsa
att nc P0stoffce. \ev-Y1rk as follows
CUBA. Tampa. "A 80 a. n- Monday. Wets=-
Saturiay- tNIso from NeT-ICrk. Thursday
Saturday-see ahOvel
MEXICO CITY. overland. 1-20 p and 1O:S0 E. m
daily. except sunday; sunday az and 1000
J..
NEWFOUNDLAND Except si~PosI Nails. via
sydney Z p. Monday Wednesday fsfri
saturday ,Nlso occasionally from New York and Pail
a!eluhia-See
MI0I; EION. via Boston North sydney p IA
every ether sunday MAY and 2ll
JAMAICA. Boston. n- m. Tuesday and Frtisv.
tAlsn from York O. Savurday-see above) -ro.-
RAHANAS except Parcels-PCst Nfsisi Miami. Ffa
al t4;3O m. Tuesday. CNso from New Tork-tse
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS CEast COAST ans
GUATEMALA via Nev-freans. f1p:1n p. Mon.
day. west Coast - Honduras is dispatched from Nev
York ia aboye1
COSTA RIGA VIA New Orleans. 71o.2O r. ro Tuas5av
NICARAGUA Cast toastl Via orleans. 4
M. WedueSicy. tNEe=t Coast nf Nirar7Gue Re- dis
patchai from New York via Pauana-- above .'t.s
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. VIA New Orleans. ff0sa
n SUNDAY. tNfter 1O.ao r.. sunday ard urtI SAIL
ing ~ New-YorS steamer mail for Panama and canal
Zone ia held for the Ney York ste7uer-see a5ovsl
tIseEfst-red Mall FOR overland tsratces
previous day %
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Paris April 25.-King Edward will arrive in
paris on April % and will confer with President
I.oubet on Sunday or Monday.
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OBITUARY.
"a. HENRY B. eoopELL.

Boston. April e4-Henry II. Goodell. president Of
tae Massachusetts Agricultural College, al Am
ae-st- died suddenly yesterday while a passenger
On the steamship Nacochee. Of the Savannah Line,
on his way from Savannah TO this city. He had
been IN failing health for some time and was re-
Gently compelled 10 renquish his duties the col
lege, being temporarily succeeded by Professor "
p Brooks. Several weeks 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell
went South, and IL believed that the change
had done him much good.
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win ba
seDubIshsd In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
be republished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune wIthOus
extra charge.
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NJ MDONALD-HEDGES- the home or the brides par
ents. No. 30 West 45th-st.. Monday April "a by
Robert Russell Booth. d. D. assisted by the
Rev Robert McEienry. D. D. Alice Hedges, daughter
OF Mrs Andrew Thiland, 20 Dwight Mcdonald
SYLCOX-COUTAST-At Newburg. Sunday April ..
1905. by the Rev T. H. Baragranth Lizzie F. Coutant
and Edward l. Sylcox- No CARDS.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dOrsed with full name and address.
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KING AGAIN TO MEET NJ. LouBEr.

PhilippeyilIe. Algeria. April 24.-King Edward
sailed to-day for Sardinia, whence he will go 10
Marseilles and Paris. His majesty will have an
other conference with President Loubet at the
capital
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Senator and Mrs T. CJohn r Mcdonald
Plat Mr. and Mrs P. &. Lsouns-
Senator ChaunCey bury
DepeW Attorney General Mayer
Governor and Mrs Higgins John f O'Brien Secretary
Lieutenant Governor and o
Mrs. NJ Linn Bruce O'Rrien
MT and Mrs Clarence H Nj, and Mrs. Frank Il.
Nj. and Mrs, Alfred C. Mr. and Mrs Edward T
Vanderbilt Thebaud
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Mr.. ana Mrs Paul G.
Dyer Thebaud
Mr. Mrs. Emo. The Misses Thebaud
Miss Emo. Wyllys Terry.
Controller and Mrs. Grout. Colonel and Mrs.
Congressman and Mrs Nrooman-
Henry Bristow- IL. l.. Fawcett
Commissioner Edward D and Mrs G Wilton
Jordan Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Farm
Senator Aids ham
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MI and Mrs. William Rerri- Robert Maxwell
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DomestI- Rates.

EARLY NAIL TRAIN
For all poipts in the States Canada ard Nravtc
fout=ide Of the Manhattan and The I{~onr
Also 70 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii The PhilIyufres
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WIS
INDIES ETC


per n i for insgs Haiti and MasaaieRs Pe5arnsS q
s. Mare Petit Goave. AUX Cages and JacnsI Naan
Grenada ST. Vincent Trinidad ana Ciudad BOLIVIA re-
wiiem H1Eaea neahF AZ eape @ Haiti Fort De Psiz 6ra
Gao ve1ezuela frinidad and tsrlans when spacislly
cially addressed ouly) per Matanzas; al l2-s1
Iominican REPUBLIC per : $ Seminole.
RSDAT GS.-AJ = a. m aor Barosdos GUIANA & al
Para and Manoas At 5 a n for Becn,uda per So
peche. Per Monterey (also other parts q NgXHr1
for Mexico 1s5ecislIv addressed onIyl Der Yucstan
bee; at : D. for Porto Plata. per S. srisht6H.
for Nicaragua texeept East COAST EoHaras tsSeept
East Soasp. SalyadoE; P4naEis canal Z9ns. S9les
Shen speciay addressed for this steamer, At p n
for Arsentiua, Uruguay and Paraguay per 5 EEyp-
SATURDAY l29'-At $50 a m. supplementary s9sso
7d, S95@eas 'To 1- Sis "a : s q nv %
aTy M Tor -. Thomas Croix I.eeva-T- ard
ncIdns erenads St vincent and trinidad Ven spe
ciaiy addressed for this steaner) a. $50 a. n esir
Elementary 1O:3O a. for Fortune Island. Jamaica
and Colombia, except Cauca and Magialcna Dezlz-z-
when specially addressed for this 10
a m for Tevyf5undIand Der : $ silvia. Al 1si-.
for Argentine Urusqay and PARAGUAY, per Etqns,
Olinda. Matanzas
NOTICE-Five cents per half ounce r addition TO me
by the Supplementary Mails and letters depose in the
Closing the Regular Mail dispaJch partse,,
nepSa Payass Is iGy T[Pli sNsoa , % 4 Ps sup
pisrs Of the Snlersgn ETsIIsr and Frcb St.9rs-s an -
whenever The s2ilinEs oeeur al a. m or later: ana
piers Of The German Lines sailing from Hoboken The
sailing time snd clos ten minute bef-e '1,' sa.Ia
time only resular postage detters cents haf ore
American White star and German PosO
double postage Ce,ters 10 cents half ounce otsI
lines.
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Foreign Rates.

Nail subscribers NeW-York city 20 the DAILY and
TT2I WEFKI.Y Will charged one cent copy extra /
hostage In addition : the rates named above
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CFNETFPy

readily accessible by Harlem from Grand Central
Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolIeys and by
carriage Lots $12O up Telephone (4s55 GFamercyJ
Book Views representative
Office. 20 East 23rd s.. " T. City
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Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VII be HaHea a. the fol-
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TEANsArLANr1r NAILS

WEDNESDAY t25).-At 53O a. for Netherlands direct
Especially addressed Oniy) per . 8 NooTlan- s-S0
Complementary 10 a. M for Ireland France
= 8 Baltic via Queenstown and Liverpool tslso
other parts Of Europe when specially addressed for
stcsnerJ- at $50 a for Italy direct tSperiaIy
dressed onIyi $ LOmbardia. IN a. M for
Norway PaTcels-Post Mails per
regular mail Tor Denmark when specially addressed
this
THURSDAY C2T--At a France. per Ia
Bretagne via Havre tals0 other parts q Europe when
specially addressed fer this steameri5 a $50
supplementary 10 m1 for Europe. per DsutsCi-
land. Plymouth. CherbOurg and Hamburg
SATURDAY At 8 a m Europe. per s. Phia-
delphia via Plymouth Cher5ourg Gncludin1 aRi
when specially addressed stearnerI- a $50
a. Complementary 10 a for Europe per Z
Etruria. Queenstown and Liverpool. a.
for Belgium Parcels-Post Malls. kroonand
(alsO regular mail for Belgium when specially ADDRESSED
Tor this steamer; $50 for Italy direct tspeaiv
addressed only. per Princess Irene. 10 a.
for Azores Islands. s. 3 Cretc falso Italy V1fa
specially addressed for this 1880 uaGF
scotland direct specially addressed oniyj per :, s.
Furnessta.
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UNDERTAKES.
Special Notices.

esd ST. Frank +. CamPbell-Stephen Merritt
Embrg Inst. PALS West 23d So. Tel 1928 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

Tribune local ObservatlOns-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

good man and a great statesman without
dissimulation and with no thought of guile has
passed away. Personally the bereavement IS
yours beyond any, bat Connecticut and the
tire sisterhood Of States are conscious and per
manent sharers of the loss. I have never known
a greater statesman than Orvie II. Platt. Ac-
cept my deep sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-25

ANNAN-sunday, april 1905 Of pneumonia Ezvina
sehene4 widow of AsxaHqeT Annan Funeral services
Wednesday, April 20. at ? m Interment AT Mattea-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-14

fI,t &ias3.
MIS- Wilson & thti daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs. john William Blown.
|aAa aniember Of one II tbe most
prominent and distingnishod fani-
lies IN West Nir&ini'{. She Is a
granddaughter Of the distiueui=hcd
|lAMyer aud statesman, Col Brujd-
min Wilson, deceased Po.sa<sine
Charms and gface- o. great attfac-
|tiYenss eias,, ion and 4 mast
agreeable and lozable temperament
she Is loved md esteemed by 4 large
circle q friends ii tllis community.
She ~ endowed with unusual a..
complis hments intellectual and
|otheffise and Mr.. Wilson can Just
|ly feel the lilppiest of men IN clainn-
ing her IS his bride. 4 &
The groom, i "a promising and
talented Young ATTORNEY 81 Reno.
Nevada. He the only son ii MI.
and Mrs Gideon g, Wilson, sof 6'in-
cinnati his father being d proinin-
|ent and eminentiy soccessful attof-
|ney ia that city Mr. wilson Is i
graduate of ne University and has
had The finest training 6btainable il
preparing himself for his chosen
lAtptss sion. He il ambitious and
energetic and u Il safe 70 sey that
he wiz meet with great success and
aistinstio N the psactie 81 his pro-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-14

as New Tax Laws Provide That NJ
More Than Five Per Cent. More
Taxes Can Be Collected BY CITY
This Year the Levy Has Been Cul
Down To Correspond:
llncer the new tax laws of the
Safe TN rate, of taxation for the
,Aseis | taxes Of the city 81
snivg slides from 81, 90 on the
$lD0.i . down to So cents ON The
$1,000 for this year. This was as
eertaihed Thursday when the total
of the assessed valuation Of real and
personal property of The city was
computed by City Assessor w p.
Camp after his labor Of assessment
had been completed.
Calamity howlers, Democrats,
knockers and Others who have been
yelling about the new tax reform
laws @going to increase our taxes
will please sit up and take notice,
The total assessed valuation Of
personal and real property in this
city, is this year 81, ass, $40. 90. Last
year it was $9,94s, $4,000. This
shows an. increase Of little over
seventeen per cent. in the total as
sessed valuation. This, Of course,
does not include the new assessment
of real estate.
Under the new tax laws the city
cannot collect more than five per
cent more taxes than the amount
collected last year. Therefore, the
levy has been cut down from $Is00i
70 Ss cents on the $4,000, 50 That
the taxes shall not exceed the limit
prcscribed by the new tax laws. a h
The Total of the personal proper
Il. valuation this year is $1,674,-
$4,000 and the total Of the real
property valuation $1,S15;S46.
In computing the assessments il
was foand that the small property
owner will receive fine benefit Of the
reduction in the rate Of levy. Az
though the. assessed valuation has
been increased the large property
owners who have hitherto been es-
Gaping their Just proportion Of the
taxes are the ones who get the most
of fhe increase in the assessment:
And; yet they have the advantage Of
4 lower tax rate. This first appli-'
cation Of the new tx laws here
shows that they provide for a more
equitable adjustment Of the taxes
than underItlie ancient and inades
duate laws.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-14
CHIEF CONFEBEE
To Re NJ WHITE

BY Associated Press.
4 ST. Petersburg, July Is Emper-
or Nicholas has signed the apopint-
lnent OF N: Nitte as president Of tho
Conmittetei Of Ministry. He will
be chief plenipot ntiary represent
ing the Russian government in the
paace negotiations. The appoint,
nsnt clothes N. -Witte with plsnary
power.
N, Witte will take passage on The
North German Lloyd steamer Kais-
er Wilhelm der Gorsse, which sails
from CHerbourg July 26.
General Trepoff expects to be
made minister Of the intefiof on the
resignation pf Boulagan, which il
expected shortly. The Tsrforists
are persistent in warning Tfepofi
that his doom IS sealed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-14

MISS GERTRUDE DESFktsn
BROWN AND MR. RIO BliRp
RISSLER WILSON Al r q
& MADE HUSBAl p'WlEE.

-~lsF.ls - - 'se,-lI'
MADE HUSH ID w y
CEREMONY RERF RMED BY
f REV JAMES u RLN NiAIllH|
AT HOME OF BRIlE'S Z AR
ENTS ON LEE STREET
;------ .: III
Beautiful, Impressive and HAPPY
Event is Followed BY 9 Reception
Which Is Attended BY o Largt
And Fashionable lhrong,
"a 4 -; 4
Miss Gertrude pespard Brown
daughter Of Mr.. and Mfs, John
ny llllam Brown, and Mr.. Robert
shissler Wilson, Of Reno Nevada
We're I united in marriage at the home
q (! the brides parents ON Lee street
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock
The z Ceremony was witnessed BY the
bridal , party and the members Of the
tamiiies OF the contrac ting parties
and IT was q beautiful and impress
sive event. Following the wedding
ceremony a reception was held which
was attended by 9 large thrcng Of
invited guests.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. James II,