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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
A WEDDING IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Sept 16-Iiss Jeanne T. Steele
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles s Steele Of this
civ was married this afternoon 10 HOLSTER Sur
ges son OF Mrs Francis H Leggett, Of New-York
AZ St Johns Church. by the Rev T. Slater Dunlap
The BRIDEGROOM was attended by Theodore Stein
way OF Network. The wedding was extremely
quiet There were present the brides immediate
family. Mrs Francis H Leggett, her mother, and
the hridegroom's sister and her husband, George
Charles Montague. N. P, heir 70 the Earldom Of
Sandwich Nj. and Mrs StUrges viii make ex-
tended tour, attending a relay OF house parties
given IN their honor. before arriving at their new
home il Los Angeles. Mrs. Sturges IS the great.
Observation-Disclosures Of General John Steele, OF
PevolICfonary fame. She is also descendant of
Tr6ge Samuel Chase. signer of the Declaration Of
IrSsnenderce and 2 Justice Of the United States
Surname Court.
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Offices.
MAIN OFFICE-So. lJ4 Nassau
WALL STREET oFFICE-Na. IS Wlllsr-s-
UPTOWN OFFICE-S0 1884 Broadway. Arns<1~
District TssEraph once.
BRONX BCEEAG-,aC. 4f6 East l55th-sf
WASHINGTON RCREAU-%o J. 22 2 ee
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE--FredeTleS n sornnner
ia BrCad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD viii 4ud THE TRIBUNE st
LONDOS-OfIcs q THE TRIBUNE. az Ne IL
Frank Gould &. Co No - New-oxrord-st
American Express Company. No. 3 Waterloo Flaee
Thomas Cook & Son Tourist Once. Lsdgafe CfEcus
The Lendon once ~ THE TRIBUNE 81 e91Ventsnf
place 70 leave advertisements and subscrsut ons
PAR!s-John Aunrcs & Co. 10 Ftue Sertns
John WanamafsF E1e des PetteS EcI3l-s
Eagle Bureau No - Rue Carbon.
Morgan. HaTies & Co. No 81 Boulevard Eausrn>1oa
Credit Lyornas Bureau ies Etracgers
Continental Hotel newsstand
Tie Figaro Office
b entano's st &c Fersra
American Express Company 70. II Rue Serice
NICE-Credt Lyonnass.
GENEVA-Louabard. oder & 60 snd Buioa BsrE
FLORENCE-French Lemon Co. Ses. and 4 sss
f0rra buoni
Ma1Uay & Co. Bankers
HAMBT-RG- Annericsn Express Company. No Fsrsi-
nand Strasss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Should be read DAILY BY all interested a. changes
tirne)
Foreign mails for the week ending September y leo
will close PROMPTLY al cases az the Genera r9st-
Office follows: Registered and PaTeelsPess MANS eLess
the General Postofice One Earlier tssn eoens
time shown below Parce-Post Mails for Germany eoss
at p SeptsnbsE 20 and p
ParceIs-Post Mails Great Britain sHd 4reiano -
dispatched bv the White star Line Wednesdays ard
the American Line on Saturdays An aGdttt9nat Us
paten made by the Cunard when CunaFd steamer
Saturday later Americas Line srAsaaer
the day TIE PaTceis-Post Mails close one hour
before regular mails
PaFcels-Post Barbados and Great Britain ana
Ireland be registered.
Regular and Supplementary Foreign esa-
ten corner OF West and Morton SrestS half hour asr
that SuppieFe
Mails Europe Central AHnsFtea VIA Eolens
close hour later AZ Foreign Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
MR. WOODRUFF WORKTNG.
Planning Brooklyn Campaign from
Syracuse.

Ex-Lieutenant Governor Woodruff who is spend
ing most of his time these days in Syracuse, is
making his political plans for Kings County at
long range. Yesterday he consulted with four OF
the county leaders. who had been summoned to
Syracuse. They were Senator Frank ]. Gardner.
of the 18th District; F. J. II. Kracke, OF the 18th
District; R. c. Fuller. or the 10th District and
Congressman William F Calder. Of the 18th Dis
triet.
1t s understood that the principal topic of dis
Justice in the new 9Th District I. n Bayliss and
John II Kemble making active eanvasses for
the nomination. The question OF the formation or
the entire county ticket WAS also discussed, It Is
believed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
rRx Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Augusta, Ga. Sept 16.-Nothing is known
here Of the William A. King who killed himself
al Mamaroneck. Members of the wealthy King
family. which is largely interested in cotton
mills, say they have no such relative, and eff
forts 10 identify him with other King families
have failed. a search Of the city directory for
many years back revealed no such name as
William A. King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
MINISTER POWELL HAS NOT RESIGNED.

Washington, Sept. Is.-Nr. Powell. American
Minister 70 Eayti who is al his home IN New
Jersey ca leave Of absence. las communicated to
the state Department deaial Of the accuracy -
The Interview with him recently published in
which he Is said have declared his intention Of
Tesigning his pest and commented upon the large
number Of revolutionary troubles which occurred
during his ministry reason for his resignation.
II cannot be learned how much OF the interview
8Ir. Powell repudiates, but far his reslgna ton
he's nor reached the staIs DepsrtInent.
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MISS GRAMS FUNERAL TOMORROW.
= raced 81 % Tribune.l

rRv TeleEraDh TO The Tribune
T4nex Mass Sept 16.-The funeral Of MISS
Ethel Cram will be held on Monday at Il a m N
trinity Church The body will be taken in a
,-t,,a+e funeral car 10 Laurel Hill Cemetery. in
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane recalled
their invitations to a dinner and dance at Elm
Court this evening because Of the death OF MISS
crau on Monday the board of trustees of the
Tanox Library of which Miss Cram was mem
her will meet and take action on her death
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FALLS TO DEATH FROM LADDER.
Foreman Tries to Walk Upright from One
House to Another.

Owen MaIlnn, a foreman employed by Nicholson
&, Galloway fell to almost instant death yester-
dav afternoon while directing roofers at No. M2
Madison-ave.. a building owned by the Astor es-
tate and occupied by George Boyd MaIlon had
ordered ladder thrown across from the roof OF
the Nadison-aVe. house TO another, thirty reet
nW-ay at No 256 West 35t h-st -.
In crossing the breach Mallon refused TO get
5our7 IN his hands and knees. On his trip he top
nie6 owe He was dead when ar ambulance ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

BELDEN-BUTLER-At St. Paurs Church Syracuse
September IL by Rev. Henry Neal Hyde. assisted By
Rev. A II Jaynes. Ethel Butler. daughter Of Mrs
William Allen Butler, to Mead Van ZIe Beden.
BRUTERE-ATKINs-P Tulane Bruyere 70 Miss
Murtel atkins, daughter OF Mrs Thomas Bedford
yrI-esr st+ ~ - ~ % Ta ~
Lukes Church, -Roselle, n J., on September 18th
TowNsEND-sIMPsoN-o Saturday, September Ia
1905 Church Of St. Sacrament, Lake George
y 7. by the Rev. George R Van De Wafer, D D.
assisted by the Ernest n. Stres, D. D. and the
Rev. Dwight =. Paree Fanny Proddow, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Bouiton Simpson TO Edward Perry
Townsend, both of New-YoEk City.
WANDER PoEL-BARCLAY-septen 18th. at St
Andrews Dune Church, Southampton Long Island
by Right Reverend Bishop David z Greer. Mil
dred Moore, daughter OF Mrs Henry Anthony Bar
clay. to Samuel Oakley Wander Peel, il.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsToR-E. ". Gilman, Montreal; W Z.
Miller and Mrs Miller, New-orieans; Albert WaiE.
HoFFMANJ l Pilgrim Lyndon e4 ro ao+ 4I3is Re
C1Ie1aard NeEico CITY. IMPERIAL-Loftus John
son Cleveland ST. REGIS Marshall RoneTt6 7 ana
Sir George and Lady Murry, London t1C1OF1IfA-
q NnIfandan- liverpOOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
WILL OF FERDINAND MEYER FILED.

The will Of Ferdinand Meyer was fled for pro-
.+a !, the surrogate's office yesterday. The value
Of his estate is not stated Mr. Meyer leaves 81 600
- 1ofessor Felix Adler. Of the Society for Ethical
culture. The resduary estate Is divided into
Ven Be2evolent Asylum Society one 70 Mount
Sinai Hospital two 70 me ~ tb 5or Ethical
Srure and the remaining SiAe10 I" ei'S HleThhers
g
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Died.

Inca.
Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubIished in The Tri-weekly Tribune without
charge.
gss@5:: ana 59.dsr. 2s5yi 2p 5s.'
5:s5 SsE:is s Ess:sa' Ms=:S I.@4
Hamilton. Alice Young. Mary G
BALDw1N-At her late residence in HopeWeu Dutchsss
Baldwin. Funeral service. viii be held Monday at
! at her late residence Relatives and friends
CEAMBERLI ThHrssa sy ssgts@,es E IA at his SUP
mer home Craigvls eape toa a4aSs y rfedSTleS
he'd at Cavalry Church. summit N. J.. on sunday
Friends Will kindly omit flowers
CPAM-At Lenox Mass. on Thursday. September a.
ls Eng Gram and hs ias Henry a cram Of Ne
York city
DE NoYE1LEs-on Saturday. September 10 1905, Flor
l. widow OF Chester B. De Noyeles. Funeral ser
Mo2day at = a m Interrn.zt at Tuckahoe n
s Rn e ws n 5s SON 81 ns4ssn
Marie Louise GoetcAius Funeral private Kindly omit
hewers.
st. Alice a n . vsaasn e Begvsi ' HaGtcn
Funera at Grace Church Chantry. Tuesday September
l9 at 10 a n.
M0HtSs 4ss u Ps:,i Il ! is s ss
Monday September IS. At $50 m at his late resi-
the D. L & ". train leaving Nsw-York at 2;lo P n
RAY-on SATURDAY. September ID Lurnan Ray, beloved
husband Of Amra Perry, aged ~ Funeral services a.
Ms late residence PAS STAFFORD Road, Flatbush,
Monday September is, AZ $50 p m Boston and
Worcester papers please copy
WATRE-At Eaglewood. n. J.. Saturday September
Is. 1905. Harold arthur Watres beloved husband Of
Torot1v jackson eldest OF Colonel
Mrs. I. A Watres. Of Scranton. Penn, in the 26h
year Of his Funeral services hts late residence
N s31 Oufncy-ave Scranton. Penn, Tuesday
afternoon September IL 28o'
xF1sE-on September Il. Henry Welsh his summer
residence Rad Bank n. J. Funeral services will be
held ar his city residence No 65 East 127st Harlem
a7lhar q
friends invited 20 attend
wING-on September Is az the hene Of her daughter.
Mrs L Spear Milton 44asz-' isEy L wing wlao%
AZ The residence daughter Mrs NJ. Nicon r.,
No I24 East 6oh-st- New-York, to-day. Intermsnt
private
YOTr~C-SuddenIy Belraar n ]. Mary Crosby Young
widow Of the Peter Young in the 18th year OF her
age Funeral services from her residence No 500 Ber-
gsn-ave, Jersey City, Tuesday evening, at p n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
MISS EsTELLE LlEBLlNe TO MARRY.

Mss EzteIIe Lieblng, who was for several sea
sons soIoist with Sousa's band. will be married
mis- afternoon al the Hotel Majestic 10 Arthur R
Mosler son Of Henry Mosler, the painter Miss
Lieoling besides having been with sousas has sung
- he -Nerropoltan Opera company, and on one
Cecasor sang before King Edward al Windsor
castle She will continue her professional career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
GERMAN EMPEROR RECEIVES Mr.. MEYER

t4onob1rg Prussia, Sept l6-EmpeFor William
sa+ rsrsved in audience George V. L. Meyer.
to-o@y -, ambassador TO Russia who is on
his 5e waT from St petersburg to the United States
on leave Of absence. The Ambassador also break
lasleo -, ware the German Crown Prince
ons Grown ne Prne and the er asRr Prince and
Crown Princess Of Greeego hours pTaN ~ae was
with the pdIIg ana win sail for America on Sep
eraloe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
CHARLES HUFF SERIOUSLY ILL
- Telegraph 70 u T,ribane. J

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Lsnox, Mass, Sept 1s.-Charles Hun. Of New
York. attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad. is
seriously Ill IN Lanesboro. where he attacked
b. a hernorrhage Of the intestines Thursday.
4 council OF physicians vas called IN Lanesboro
yesterday 70 advise with the attending physician
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

"a readily accessible by Harlem trains from ranc Central
Satan webster and troIeys and by
rsge Lots S125 up Telephone 4s55 GFaneTcy) for Book
q views once. 30 East 2srd ST.. NJ ?. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
HoNoRs FOR MISS ROOSEVELT IN coREA

Seoul, Corea, Sept. 16.-AIiss Alice Roosevelt
Major General Corbn, Rear Admiral Train and
their party are expected to arrive here Tues
day next. The Emperor is preparing to welcome
them with imperial honers. The travellers will
remain few days in Corea, whence they will go
to Japan by way of Fusan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
SENATOR LODGE INTERESTED.
Has Taken Up Investigation of Affairs at
Charlestown Yard.
LRv Telegraph e The Trlbune. J

Boston. Sept 10 = It is understood that Senator
Lodge has interested tiTnseif in the Investigation
At the CharIestown Navy Yard of affairs IN the
general storekeepers' department by the board Of
inquiry appointed al the request Of Paymaster
Ring Just what his interest is no one seems TO
know exactly but It is understood that friends OF
Payrnaster hing got Senator Lodge TO take the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

highest temperature yesterday. Il degrees; lowest 80
-. ,srsss 81 degrees. average for corresponding
- - 81 degrees; average for corresponding
date last twenty-five wears SO degTEs o., a., s,a Mon,
al cast--Scattered Eno"Sis - -@s al mn
day. fresh south WINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington, Sept le-
The area Of high pressure that occupied northeastern
districts for slowly giving way ana
esA continues low over Florida western third
of the country The centre Western depression
IS sun over and Eastern Colorado Inc
Florida depression Is deepening somewhat
5as fallen along the South Atlantic Coast and
rom Ne7E.ngland the Missouri valley. Inc
1a{ns in Missouri Kansas have been quite hea|S
The temperature changes have been generally unlI-
pcTtant. = -s- 4. 49,. xs,.so,,-t val
lev the upper middle portions Of the MISSISSIPPI
the Ohio Valley, also aiohs
Satrh Atlantic Coast There will be showers Mon
Ss IN Atlantic districts the OHIO valley anu me
-sSrern norton of the lake region
teu1peratures " above the seasonal
- in an districts somewhat warmer weather IN
s-SicsTed for the Northwest The winds along the New
ana Middle Atlantic viii be fresh south
- ,e South Atlantic Coast fresh east 70 northeast on
-, Guif Coast light south: the West Gulf Coast
tsb Eouth; on lower lakes fresh SOUTH ana On the
tlsS. - 5ores fresh northeast, Increasing Sunday
upper Storm warnings displayed on
- W. sbt7gton and Oregon coasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
SPEAKER NIXON RECOVERING.

westheld N Y, Sept I6.-speaker Nixon passed
a comfortable morning and all conditions are
favorable for his His fever is decreasing
rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from Southampton on the Philadelphia were
~, 7ar,ae " Osborne Mr.. Mrs Louis Sherry
Mr and Mrs Edward Post Dr., S. 6 Tracey.
- OAKLEY Rhine Judge Augustus Van WICK
is,=s- and Mrs Van WycE-
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK z. CAMPBELL, gaia West 2ad 81
2sd 81 Stephen Merritt Emeg Inst Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev Stephen Merritt, the work.. wids-known un-
orfJ one place OF business. sth-ave and 18th
a. 1sTrest in the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
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TRANsATI.ANFIc MAILS

WEDNESDAY t20thl-kt a n. for Ireland ara rF1aess
per s. Baltic VIA Queenstown and LAyerpoot $50
other parts OF Europe when specially addresses fr tas
stsameFl T30 Netherlands direct fsPeetaly
addressed only, s Noordam. at $50 6. n tor
Italy direct Especially addressed only1- par s. 3 1n
baFdia
THURSDAY C21st)-At $50 = m fer Europe peT q 4
Deutschland. Plymouth. ChsFhoUTg and He16urE On
Guiding France when specially addressed toT lsis
steamer: Z a for France, STitzsrland ltzty.
Spain. Portugal. Turkey Egypt Greece and British
india. La Tourane via Havrs also ether parts
Of Europe when specially addressed fer this sssaHsr1
SATURDAY C23dl-At s a n for Europe. Per = =
Philadelphia PlynSuth and CherbouTs tinciudirs
Liverpool Scotland and Ireland when specially al
dressed this steamer; I-30 rfsL17psfer
a. M for Europe. per 8 campania, via suse4s-
and Liverpool at $50 for Belgium (Farces-
Post Nails. per > iceland (alss Fssuiar nal foe
Belgium when specially addressed for this steasr1 s
$50 for italy direct Especially addressed erlys
per 3 $ Princess Irene; AZ ESQ a m r9F scera1o
direct Especially addressed only, per 3 Caledonia
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
extra charge
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES, ETC

sUNPAy C17thl-At a for ArssattHe. BruEuAz
MoNDAY-At ?. m for Argentina Uruguay and
Rssfsq7y RsE P9laIss1srHff6 for Brazil per
castlaa PriRee va Rio Ja ian Santos ana
AEgsatias Uruguay and Farasusy when s2ssslIg
Rod osaa aa mis- s a per e s ssis
Sopss a. = , 69T YgsetsA a4a ess tsPs
WEDNESDAY l20thl-At $50 a rs sppIszasntsry
PartpeRt Of coIORbia- per eEaseta tssesuslH.s
s!s.s H1 a t s5s .Fs tear a sI Ts4 fs eS s
etally addressed only. per L > Palons- via Ma
THURSDAY C21st>-At a for CUBA, Tueatan and
Ie4ieo When Specially addrssssd Tor his sssasS;
4 for Mexico specially addressed ealy1 Per > s.
F564E cas- i n tPE sd g5as Ipr ssiass
BEs5 AFgs2tins TTgggay and d Fl5agua ~esn
spsStsly aaaTssIsa 9atgl PEI fos e = p
Saratoga Santiago when speeiaily addresses for
fhls steafs s,ss 81 Frox IssvaTd ana Vndxard
taR Tise esf rsndn dam and uaaa hea spssy sd
sATTRbAY tzsdl@At $50 a for Newfoundland. per
$ silvia at $50 a z. n. SIgpPeas2lAs z MA
9sI.n a 9 Ma curacao when specially ADDRESSED
for this stsameFl at a. m f9s Forte nee gs sr
aentary 1890 M tor Nicaragqa lszesRt East eeast
zoae cauea bepaTtrnent Of Colombia cuadoT. Peru
goa ana WHEN sreciay ADDRESSED fer THIS sfeaulerl
$50 Complementary 1910 a M 1o5 t sS
Via @ r61 Wien speeialiy ADDRESSED for ts ssarsTl
81 ~ F1- cSlba 1e- 8 = MsntsssF. ia Ha-
vana. 10 q for Grenada St1sg11ssgIta tr1nt-
dad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana per = @-Aarzvals
at IL m Tor Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay per
NOTIE-FIve cents Per half In addition 20 ths
REGULAR postage must be prepaid all iatreFs FOR
warded BY the supplsn Mails and letters csro
marked Letters foE Eorsign EStlr-
trles' the closing OF the regular mail for ds-
patch by particular vessel VIII n2 es = :, -
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails ars
opened on the piers Of ths American 1AsAsa ana
French whenever the saiags eeegr st 4 m
later; late mail may be dsp9sitee z ne IA.
FIebeIxen Supplementary mail for Turks lzard ana
also opsnsd On the CsYae l11s
Pier The mails the piers open one ho1r ane q
half before sailing time and close ten Etrnres
before sailing Only regular postage GetteSs
half Is required articles natlec On
the 5!es - the American Star and German Sea
POST STEAMERS: double postage Qstssrs 10 cents ha<
Other lines
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExczT1
TRANSPACIFTc.

TRANsPAeIFIc
Mails fszeevt Jamaica BaLauas1 forwarded 4sy
70 ports Of sailing The eonnseting mails eioss At ths
r15I Via PoT Tampa at t4:s0 n Monday Wedaes-
dsv and Saturday. tAlso from Nsw-YerA Thursday
NEWFOuNDLAND except PzTeelsPost Mails1, via S2-ta
sydney az D m Monday. wednesday and s@r1r14y
Also occasionally from NeUYork and Phllaaslpia See
sfTSTfEION via Boston ana North Sydney. az $50 p
svery other Sunday (Septeu1ber "a October s p stel
JAMATCA via Boston q Z p Tuesday and krtdays
ALSO from New-Yorz Saturday. See a5oVs,l
COSTA RIGA via Sev-Orieans. at fI0S0 P N Aorcsys
sai.ngs from NeWorisans b irregular On aoou12
MEXICO CITY overland, p m. and 1890
daily except Sunday sunday az p m and 1880 ? n
RPITiS4 HONDURAS HONDURAS East Coast and
GUATEMALA. VIA Mobile. AZ t1O:SO p M Monday
West Coast Honduras Is dispatched from Ns~-1crk
via Panama See above =.
NICARAGUA east Ccast) via NeV'-Slrsans az Tlo.So
n sunday and wednesday West Coast Of Nicaragua
fsNdtspatched from Nev-York via Panama See above
Saflins from be irregular aeeeu1s
OF quarantine i.
REGISTERED MAIL for overland dispatches rtssos AZ
m previous day
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rRANsFACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


DAILY
On the presumption their uninterrupted overland nst
70 rort Of sailing connecting mails (azcspt
REGISTERED TranspacSc Mails dispatched via FaroF er
Victoria Tacoma Seattle which close p N pf@Fieos
Postohice Nev-foFE as fV9sss
Japan Cerea and specially addressed E14tl nor
Philippine Islands Seattle, close AZ p n SePrer-
Der 20 for dispatch per = 3 Hyadss.
Hawaii Japan, C0rea. China and Philippine lsandA -
San Francisco. close September = FOR oiH-
Hawaii via san francisco. close at ? September =
for dispatch per 5 5 Alameda
japan fexcspt Pa-csls-P0st Nails Corea china $50
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and victoria > =.
rbi1rne islands and Guam VIA san Francisco close a.
Hawaii Japan Corea CHINA and Philippine Islands VIA
San Francisco. close at October fsf Slst@soa
%s1ZeaIsn5 Australia texcspt T'estl SeW-Caledonia
Samoa Hawaii and specially addressed man seE Ell
Islands Francisco close Al ? n Delaoer .
FOR siSpatch per Scloula IL ne SGHaFe steamer
rive in time 70 connect with this Dispatch extra malls
closing at $50 n. $50 m and p n sQaaaNs
al so m. 9 a. and q p n2-%iu De made W
and forwarded until the aFrtVa! o. the Sntd steamer
FW Islands ard specially addressed nal for Australia
ana Nsw-Caledonia. via VaHcouvsr and victoria B c.
SIoss AZ 6 o m Ocober FOR dspatch per Miowsra.
AZ s IA October u for dispatch per 3 Aarposz-
Ars1ch,Irta except Sfukdea. NeW-ChwsnE and Port
Arthur and Eastern siberia IS at present forwarded
,-g,TF Unless otherwise addressed Australia Is
Forwarded Europe. NeUzeaand via san Francisco.
ard certain places In the Chinese Province q Tgrnan
saeeiallv addressed via Europe be fully prepaid
a. re foreign Hawaii IS forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively Parsels-Post Mails Tor Nsw-
Zealand Australia GncludinE West AUSTRALIAN zrs
forWarfed Via Francisco exclusiVey-
WILLIAM R WILCOX. Postsszztss.
Postofsee. Nsw-XorS. y T., September Ia 1908
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