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New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
TRAxspAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule az closing OF Transpacidc Mails Is
ranged on the presumption OF uninterrupted
Land transit OF sailing The dnai connecting
mails (eXcept Registered IIanspac Mails dispatched
close D. m previous dayl close at General Post
Office. %sW-YOrk. as follows:
Tahiti and Na.Qussas Islsncs via Francisco
az { D N. February COX c.Spatch per $. Maripos1
Hawaii Francisco, close st . ?. m February
for dispatch per g. g Alameda
Hawrl Jepar fSoree. Chira and Philippine Islands
san Francisco close a. ?. N. February for dis-
yaSsS korea Chira ana Philippine Islands via Seattle
close at p February Tor dispatch per =
Tapap RoTes China and specially addressed mall FOR
Philippine Islands. Tacoma, close ~ 8 D. m.
IScbrusry 10 for dispatch per g Peieus.
Ianan (except PaTCes-Past Mailsi Korea. China and
Philippine Islands va Nancoaver and Victoria. B. c.
~ EcaiaHd Australia texccp. Wesu. New Caledonia
close az D February Is tor dispatch per yen-
Cunard steamer carrying the British
for New Zeaand does arrive in time with
This dispatch Eniis-closing IT $50 a m.
D. m.-wil De made and forwarded until the
of the CuEsrd stes1nerl
Hawaii japan Korea Caina and specially addressed
PhllipuIne Islands. Francisco. close 9
n m February 20 for dispatch Per =. COptic
Gud Guam. VIA san Francisco, close
q m. February - Dispatch L. : IrRngpoTr-
FIJI Islands Australia (sxce2t Weso and New Csieons
v!a Vancouver Victoria. i. &. close IN.
FEBRUARY fore 8. Moaua-
(except $ewchwsng and Port Arthu-i and
Eastern Siberia 3 present fo-warcec VIA Sussts
forwarded via Eurono. New-2eSsns wa san FFanctsce
the Chinese Province oL HunnaHs VA
british Indathe quickest routes Falppnes sreciany
ro~etcn rates Hawaii forwarded via san Francisco
-xclusfvely WILLIAM r. WILLCON Postrasssr.
Postofnce. New York. y. T.s January @i 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
GERMAN AMBASSADOR HERE.
The Kaiser Greatly Interested in Plan for
Exchange of Professors, He Says.

Baron speck Won Sternburg arrived here yester-
day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. He was
greatly pleased landing to learn that Prince Etel
Frederick Is out of danger.
The Ambassador said he had Tong talk with the
German Emperor concerning the exchange of uni
versity professors between tho United States and
Germany. but that as no definite plans had been
perfected he could not discuss the question.
"aThe Emperor is greatly impressed with the
idea" said the baron. and had long conference
ing the plans but | do not know yet whether or
not | shall visit the American universities. The
F,mperor's idea is not merely exchange OF pro-
fessors to deliver certain number of lectures, put
to have them made members of the faculty OK the the
various universities in this country ana IN GernlSJ
for a specified term"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
EDWARD A. eooDNoW.

Worcester. Mass. heb. Edward A. Goodnow,
retired banker and well known philanthropist
of this city, died this morning at o'clock from
pneumonia He was in his ninety-hfth year. Mr..
Goodnow was native OF Princeton. in this State
and he remembered his native town by giving It
$4,000. a seven acre park and the vacation home
for the Worcester Young Women's Christian As
sociation. Among. his other gifts, of a public
nature were $4,000 to Mount Holyoke College
$4,000 TO Iowa College. $25,0o9 to the Huguenot
Seminary in South Africa 5000 to Washburn Col
lege IN Kansas, $4,000 to Drury College in Mis-
souri, and $4,000 to the Worcester Young Women's
Christian Association
Mr.. Goodnow was married four times but he
leaves children. his nearest relatives being
nephews and nieces.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
THE rENpERFooT" ENJoiNED.

Judge Wallace Of the United States Circuit Court
yesterday granted an injunction restraining Henry
Raeder from producing the comic opera called The
1,enderfoot'' or The Texas Ranger any COM
position under those names, pending the outcome
of the suit brought by Richard earle; author Of
he Dlnv for royalties to the amount OF SfOOo Ine
Tenderfoot'' Is being played in New-Orleans
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
DOROTHY RUSSELL SEEKS DIVORCE.

Chicago Feb 1.-The runaway marriage of Miss
Lillian nuaselPs daughter. Dorothy. has ended in
80 5,,,orce courts In petition hled in court here
TO-DAY Abbott L. Einsteiu the husband, IS charged
with being "extravagaat, lazy and brutal" HE
-efnses to work and 1 compelled to support
him is one complaint OF the petitioner Failing
.t money from his wife. IT is said. Einstsin took
60 eoo ,Yorth OF her diamonds. Six weeks after
r,age Einstein alleged to have beaten his wife
severely. He Is alleged to have attacked her many
sttor Zines Twice. Il IS declared, he threatened
Scr with revolver in disputes about money.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURSDAY C9-At a. for France svftzeriand-
italy, spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and
British india Ia Champagne, Via Havre mali
for other parts Of Europe must be directed per 3.
La Champagne.
SATURDAY tsD-At ESQ a m. for Ireland. per q.
Erura VIA Queenstown Cnail for other Europe
must be directed Per 8. s. Etrura''): a for
Europe. s. Philadelphia. Plymouth
hoHrR; at $50 for Belgium Parcels Post Mails,
per .. KroonIand Irregular mall Belgium 81
directed per Kroonand'); at 10 a. for Azores
Islands per :. > Cretic Cma1 for Italy must be d.
fected per Cretic'0; II n for Norway. Par
cells Post Mails per HakIa Irregular mall for Den
mark must Be directed 'psr .. H.kz'N.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. Excrrr
TRANSIT CTFrC

CUBA-via Port Tarrpa Tiorids. eios~s at this ofrs
mails close here on Sfondays Wednesdays a15 sat-
urdays)
MExICO CTTY-Ovsrazs specially addressed for
disuatch closes this Office daily except
Sunday. at ! 80 and 1880 D. m sundays st I
p. m. and 1880 D.
NORTHUMBERLAND (except Parcelz-Post Aalls)-Bv rail
to Sydney. by steamer closes at this
Office daily. Sunday. st m: sundays az $50
p. N. (connectn< malls close hers every Monday,
Wednesday and SATURDAY..
JAMAICA-By rail B1stons and thencs oy stesrnsr.
closes at this Office az D. Tuesday.
by rail 20 PhilaSepha and thsnss oy sfearsr closes
AZ this onice at lO:3O m WEDNESDAY
MIOUELON-By rail % BOSTON and thence BY steamer
closes this ONCE daily. except Sunday. at D ms
Sunday 6 so ..
BAHAMAS Except Parces-Post Msiisl-Ry rail Miami,
Fla thence bv steamer. closes at this oftce az
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS east COAST ard
CUATEMALA-By rail- 20 Nsw-Orieans and Themes BY
tNis Office daily. except sunday. es
fi:30 .. and 4f9Sl .. sundays az ~ and
1000 tconnectinE mail closes here Mondays se
fi0;3O o. nj.
COSTA RICA-Bv rail 20 New-orieans. and thence ~
closes al this ofcs daily except sunday az
FI:3O D m and t1O3O o. Sundays az II and
tiO:S0 D connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
NICARAtiJ-A EAST Coastl-By New-Orieans srd
thence by closes this Office daily. sxcspt
sunday f1:S0 and 1880 sundays az
n m and tl0:sO D connecting mail closes hare
Weorasdsya az }io:31 D. n.l
PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE-By rail 10 New-Oricar..
steamer. closes az this once dAity.
excent SUNDAYS and Mondays az n 30 and tioSo
.. Sundays at II o. and 1880 D m tconnect-
ing closes here every sunday At tt0.3e II }.
tRe<istsred Mail closes at .. m' previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Po<fcmre Nofyre.

may occur any tirneO
Foreign for the sn5fnx A
VII close (FRONPTLY all the General POST
VIce a follows: Parces-post mails close earlier
man closing time shown below. Parcsls-post nails
aerInanv close az m. January 30 Brandsu-
"s ana Feoruary per Kaiser Wiiheln der Grosss.
regular ana supplementary malls close Foreign Sta
uoh corner Ct West and Morton sts half hour htss
than Closing time shown below supple
naentary mails fer
close one hour later a FOREIGN star0uj.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
BRYAN LIFTS COLLEGES DEBT.

Springfield Ill, Feb. William J. Bryan spent
Tuesday III Jacksonville in the interests Of the i-
nois College, Of which he is an alumnus and trus-
teo At a meeting OF the board of trustees Mr.
Brvan started subscription to wipe out the college
debt subscribing $500 TO head the let. Twenty
thousand dollars was raised. which viii ezuhsu'ah
4f,n AnIf
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

artist. died here this afternoon from Inflammation
of the lungs.
Oswald Achenbach. the younger brother OF An
dreas Achenhach who has wide reputation as
painter OF the Dusseldorf School, was born at
Dusseldorf Germany. February 2 1927. He was the
pupil of his brother for a time in the study OF
nature but later went to Italy and devoted himself
TO the classical school, He visited Italy and Swltz
erland in 1876. 1850 and 1851 He exhibited at the
Paris Exposition in 1856 and frequently contributed
thereafter to the old Paris Salon. In 1858 he was
made professor of landscape painting at the Dussel
dorf Academy, holding the place until 1872. He
was made chevalier of the French Legion of
Honor in 1853 The scene of many of his paintings
Is Italy. lie was regarded having a more ideal
conception OF nature than his brother. His land
scapes have charm of color and realism in peculiar
atmospheric effects. Many of them are owned In
this country Among the best known are Noon
hight on the Bay of Naples. ''Rea pers in the Cam
pagna," Olive Harvest in Sorrento Naples and
..T' .M.TSsuvlns' The Flower Festival Of Genazzano,
Nights Festival at Naples. The -Four Seasons at
the Italian Lakes" Villa TOrlonia Frascat"
and The Environments of Naples"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
pa,sgR OPPOSES LUXURY IN ARMY

berlin. Feb lon Emperor Williams request the
oestrtsn festival planned ct Eerlin has been given
-, The Duke of RstiOor and General Won Plessen
va nsked the Emperor 10 be patron OF the en-
t.ai,n,ent which was TO include a fitting tourna-
4 ~, knights in arnlor. The costumes were 10
- of 90 rich a character that the Emperor thought
~ SvouId be too expensive for the ohcers- fis
majesty is el-osaFo'4"s " N -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
THE MAYOR GOING TO BOSTON.

Mayor Mcclellan viii go to Boston tomorrow
afternoon, to remain until Monday night While
there no will visit the Boston waterworks system
and talk about municipal problems with his friend
Navor Collins In his absence from the City Hail
President Fornes Of the Board of Aldermen VIII De
acting MayOF.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GILsEY--I Baron Ernst yon Mock Guatemala.
HOFFMAN-LawTeaCe Duke, North Carolina. HOl.-
LAND-James H. Eckels. Chicago: II. 2. Iippitt.
Providence. MAJESTIC-Palmer Montgomery. Chi
cago MURRAY HILL-General Amass ]. Parker,
Albany; Stephen D. Field, stockhridge, Mass. WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-A. G. Yates. Rochester
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
pa,NcE EirEL RECOVERING.

va,tsss-n Feb i.-Er'nee Eitel Friedrich Is on the
,rav toward recovery, This morning bulletin said
,-ne night wss auet. This morning the princes
alna-atI,re ~ was s77; pulse g. The Inflammation
f he right side continues to dlmniSh ana eituson
IRON the pleura IS less. Respiration Is III agn'
- 5thatanciuy has present HeekEesS.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
PRINCESS vlcroRlA's CONDITION.

London Feb. THE bulletin issued this morning
by the physicians In attendance Princess Vic
tora, who was operated upon for appendicitis at
Buckingham Palace yesterday says she passed a
restless night but otherwise is well as can be
expected.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

Highest temperature yesterday q degrees lowest 49,
average @ average for corresponding date last year "a
av.raga for corresponding twenty-five years 20
Local ForecastFair colder to-day Friday fs1r
fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
ORDERS BESTOWED BY THE KAISER

Berlin Feb. 1.-Emperor William has bestowed
tbs crown order OF the First Glass Baron
sneok von Sternburg the German Ambassador to
the United states and the Crown Order OF the
Fourth Class Joseph Schlenker. presluehl Va
tie German Veteran Society of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
Tribune Local Observations
HOURS: Morning.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure as indicated by The Tribune's
saf-recordnE barometer. The dotted line shows the
tsmperature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local ofaeial Record.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes in the tenn
psraure for the twentyfour hours. In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02

B0TD-BOYD-On Wednesday. February l. 1908. by the
Rev Charles Cuthbert Hall D. D.. Mary Scott. daugh-
ter of the late Robert r. 5oyd. OF Ncw-windsor-On-
Hudson. " Y, 10 John Scott Boyd. 3r q New-York-
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing THE TRIBUNE VIII
be republlshed In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extru charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
UNDERTAKINGS

.es 6, rrsui. f. Campbeli-stephen Merritt
@on Ynst ct e4i-s West esd ST. Tel lSs5 Cselses
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC

THURSDAY Cat s a m for Cuba. Yucstsn and Cam
must be directed "per s s. Monterrey; a Tor
Mayasusz ordinary mail enly. per SS sentrss
directed 'geF : santuros''I; at ESQ (slppls
and other places in Masdaens Department Of cso1s-
oia, per Flandria tnai! Tor st Marc Petit Goays
AT $50 a m for Newfoundland. per 5 Silvia; al II
a M for Hal Haiti psr s PrIns Magrts @ Cnali or Or
Mexico per 5 : Turkeslan via Ta1iDico mail must
@ sPgb s.r 3 S ss@a6e G2f dsr' Island and 0
FRIDAY t3)-At 10 m for Brazil. Te- nysor.
via PernaInbuco Bahia Janeiro and santos CnaiI
mus: be directed per : = Tennyson}: at p n for
Gua9tanamO and Ssn'ias9 per Yumgr mail l must
6 m 2S 6.T 9 g,i fSg Bs dres,ca Pe s Ya
Yucatan''); T. for Argentine. Uruguay Para
quay. per $ $ Crown Prince
sAIT8AT Spg s9A Gss "a r q, ArFaHs s5 M may a
Elementary $50 a M for Porto Rico. Curacao and
cgrseaei must be erected Per s. Saracas: At
$50 m for Barbados Tririaad and Guiqna per 3 5
ESQ q. m. supplementary 1880 a M tor Fortune
Islsnd Jamaica and CooHbi exert Cauc1 snc Mas
asn1 Rea must BE- directed per ssIria9 At 10 a m
10 0F oURa m f6r Grenada Tiindad and cudad Bolivar
per 5. Grenada: at 1880 n m for Cuba psr :. =
oiinda'l
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later: and late mail be deposited in the mail
goboken TIE mails on the piers open ons hour ana
half before sailing time. and close ten minutes eerors
sailing time Orly regular postage 0sttsrs cents
half Is required articles mailed the pier,
OF the Arnsrican. White star and German Sea Postl
steamers double postage psters 10 cents haf ouncs1
on other lines.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In"
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charge
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
Eor all points in United State1 Canada and AexleC
FCl - - tbs bor Oughs Manhattan and The Bronx
AIso "a c.ba Porto Rico Hawai- and the PhlippineS
,ritbout extra for foreign Poslass-
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OBITUARY..
OSWALD ACHENBACH,

Dusseldorf. Feb. 1-oswald Achenbach, the
artist died here this afternoon from Inflammation
of the lungs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-02


SUNDAY, ntsii ssntsii ,TysI- WEEKLY 2 esats
0A1+tttii !0JAEtiiy FARMERS eentst
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

brought down by the sheriff and a deputy yesterday morning. One of them was a soldier from Whipple who had been convicted of burglary at Prescott. After his conviction he was discharged from the army. He was sentenced to eighteen months iii the territorial prison. The most inn portant prisoner of the lot is Pedro Abeyta, sentenced to twenty years for murder. Abeyta killed another Mex ican at Jerome. His victim had been living with woman, but they had separated. He visited her now and then rather for the purpose of seeing how she was conducting herself. Abey- ta had also formed the habit of calling on the woman. He was there one night on the return of the other Mexican and shot him as he was going out of the door, Abeyta offered the plea of self defense; he said that the Mexican drew knife on him and that he was forced to shoot. The knife or a knife was found at some distance from the house. Abeyta explained this circum- stance by saying that he picked up
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

the knife as it fell from the hand of the man he shot and carried it with him a short distance and dropped it. Abeyta fled after the shooting, but was captured shortly after the death of the Mexican.
 At the time the sheriff left Prescott James R. Sias, the former under-sher- if of Sheriff Joe Roberts, was on trial for the embezzlement of the money be- longing to MT. Roberts, after which he fled to Texas, where he was located a year later and brought back. Sheriff Lowry received a telephone message in the afternoon saying that the jury had been unable to agree, and that it was understood that eleven of the jurymen were for conviction.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08
A YAYAPAI BUNCH
 FOR THE PENl1ENTIARY
Sheriff Lowry Left Last Night With
 an Aggregation of Seven.

Sheriff James Lowry, of Yavapai county, made hole in the Maricopa county jail last night by taking out seven prisoners for Yuma. Four of them had been there for a week, hay ing been brought down by the sheriff before he had learned of the interrup tion of communications at the Gila river Not wishing to take them around by California, he left them here and went back after more, for the court at Prescott was continually turning them out.
 There were three in the installment
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08
ROMANS FoReERIEs-Readers 0

NOW AIN 0 Ol The Republican will remember the ar rest a few weeks ago, and recent con- viction, of one Emil c. Rowan, who al- so went by other names and who was captured while trying to pass a forged check on a Bisbee bank. It is learned that the day before being taken to Yuma Rowan made out a list of his forgeries, with the name, places and the amounts, which was placed in a registered letter and sent to the Ameri- can Bankers association and for the use of the Pinkerton detective agencies. Rowan made out the list at their re- quest, and with the understanding that they would help him out in securing the dismissal of the charges when he had completed his five year term in Yuma. He maintained that there were older heads engaged in the work beside himself, but refused to give the names to the authorities. The list contains the names of twenty-two forgeries, and involves amounts in the aggregate of $26,410. The operations are not con- fined to any one part of the United States, but extend from New York to San Francisco, but Kansas and south ern California were touched up for the greatest amount. Rowan states the first one was issued on Sept. 10, 1904, and the last one on Oct. 27, 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings outgoing S. F. P. & P. train were: Lafe Shannon for Kan sas City; Dan Lowell for Jerome; and Mrs. J. A. Blacksper for Jerome.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

arm seams. At the neck Is a regula- ton collar which is turned back with the fronts to form lapels, and the sleeves are the thoroughly comfortable and satisfactory ones in 'leg-o-mutton" style, finished with becoming roll-over cuffs Also there are patch pockets oyer the fronts which provide amply for the convenience of the wearer.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is 3-4 yards 27, 1-4 yards A. or yards g inches wide, for the full length; 6 1-2 yards 27, 3-4 yards Al or 3 1-2 yards 52 inches wide for the tI.ree- quarter length.
 The pattern 5199 is cut in sizes for g. 34, S6 3S, 40 and Az inch bust mea- sure.
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., hll- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08
HdndkerChiefS

Handkerchiefs for everybody-a a world of handkerchiefs, so to speak. Yes, handkerchiefs of every description, every style and all kinds-some linen, some silk some lawn and some Missis- sippi silk-well show you the differ ence between linen and cotton, and we will show wonderful values at from
 Sc up to SIPS
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08
DOUBLE BREASTED COAT 51es.

The double breasted coat made of cheviot or homespun is a favorite of the season for driving, motoring travel ing and all occasions of the sort, while also it is well liked for general utility wear, being available both as separ- ate wrap to be worn over any gown and for the suit. This one is among the best the season has to offer and Can be made either Tn full or three quarter length and with or without the strap at the back. As shown the material is one of the rough Scotch mixtures that will withstand all weathers, simply stitched with belding silk, but all of the materials mentioned are equally appropriate.
 The coat is made with fronts and back, both of which are loose, and is fitted by means of shoulder and under
Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

We have so many styles that We hardly know how or where to begin describing them. There are long and short coat suits, fitted jacket suits and blouse suits in cheviots, homespuns, fancy and novelty weaves in latest col brings, and the perennial favorites black and navy. All of these suits are splendidly lined, and elegantly tailored throughout. Cut, fit and finish excel lent, trimmings the very latest. Their regular selling prizes range from SIC up to $27.5O. As a Christmas offering you may pick any in the house today at
 0NE.FOURTH OFF