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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
KING COLLECTION GOES TONIGHT.

The King collection Of antique English and French
furniture Oriental rugs, etchings and water coors
will sold this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
American Art Galleries. Al $50 p. m. to-day the
collection OF early English and French portraits
and Barbizon and Dutch pictures will be sold at
Mendelssohn Hall. The collections will be on ex-
hibitiox> until noon to-day. Thomas E. Kirby will
condu II the sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

= EoT the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
ar 9ents ha been made to keep the DAILY and
bosis Ne on Ae in the reading OF the
LoNSy2OS-Iiotel Victoria. savoy Hotel. The Laughszn
pole, Midland Grand Hotel The Howard Hotel
Kx77st tInbankment Queens Hotel. Upper Nor
ENGLAND-Adelphi Hotel Liverpool: Midland Hotel
fsraS TneSter; S1eSR.s Hotel LEEDS Midland Hotel
land T5ote nSiilIston 199n199rldge Meiis MIC
s,yoTT AZ - HStel shanSIin Hotel, Isle Of Wight
c Ayr; Station Hotel Dumfres
SiBRALTAR-HOtel Cecil
Hotel S nathan Hotel de Lille e. Albion Grand
EoeeI du Palais. Hotel ST. James and Albany. HO-ei
gEEILGIUM-Le Grand Hotel Brussels.
JENNA Hotel Wiesbadeu; -Four
NN,55ssrhth Berhn; Hotel -Four Seasons, We>oaden'
SusilenS Hotel, AK -Chapelle Hotel Messmer.
ssastloI2soie BadN auheins Hotel Kaiserhof Weisoa
gen. aotet Guisisana. Wdungen- Bad Hotel Goecks.
Grand Hotel WiIheimshoehe: Hotel de Russie ks
siInsen-Bad; Hotel Victoria. Klssngen; Frankfurter-
on-Main; Hotel Prtnz Carl. Heidelberg Hotel Ma
Ionai Strassburg; Hotel HohenzOllern, Nauheiu-Bad
AUSTRIA AND swITZERLAND-FIotel Bristol Vienna:
Sra i H9tei Hgngaria Budapest Hotel Baur Lac;
1upp. Carlsbad; Hotel ContilentaI Lausanne: Hotel
Victoria lnteriaken; Hotel Euler Basle Hotel VIC
LAUSANNE Hotel de la Paix. Geneva; Hotel Beau
klVage, Geneva Stadtrsth. Marienbad: Hotel Wei
Hotel Veveg: Ragtn f IISgfranbl.k Intsrs Ia
W. GTand Hotel Brunnen.
Hotel QuirinaL Rome: Hotel Daniel. Venice; Hotel
VILE Florence; Grand Hotel. Florence: Savoy Hotel.
Florence; Hotel Royal. San Reno: Hotel Grande
Monte Carlo: sun Palace Hotel Monte CARLO: Grand
Hotel Aix-lesB ains; Hotel Louvre and Sav1y. AK
Hotel
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

Lakewood. n. j.. March 80 (SpeciaD.-The en-
gageuient of Roy A Rainey. the coke operator, and
Miss Bertha Andrews OF No. 20 West 5lst-st.. was
announced tonight She is a daughter OF the late
Samuel Andrews. who was John d. Rockefeliers
partner in establishing the Standard OIL Company
Miss Andrewss mother died three weeks ago; Mr.
Rnney's mother died only a few months ago. The
wedding is expected TO take place in about a month
Miss Andrews and Mr.. Rainey both have homes at
Lakewood.
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DR.. HARPER WILL RESUME WORK,

Lakewood, n. J., March S0.-As result of three
weeks of outdoor life at this resort DR.. Harper
president of Chicago University believes that he
has regained sufficient strength to enable him to
resume his work at the university. He will leave
mere on Saturday and will stay in New-York for
three days TO undergo X-ray treatment to be
given by Dr. William j. Morton. He will then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
PRAISED BY THE PRESIDENT,

The provisional brigade of the New-York Ma
uonal Guard. which sent to Washington
curing the inauguration, has been warmly praised
ior Its appearance by the President. The brigade
was composed of the following organizations: 18th
Eeasy artillery, Sth and 23d Infantry, Company
OF the 18th, I'd battalion, naval militia, and the
sh I'd, 18th and 18th separate companies Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
JOHN DoscHER ASSISTANT COLLECTOR

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Jersey City, y. j.. March 30.-John Doscher ap-
pointed Assistant Collector of the Port of New
York at Jersey City. is the Republican leader of
the 18th Ward. and of the most popular poll
ucians in Hudson County He was one of the
members of the street and water board appointed
by Mayor Pagan afterward ousted nv the su
prtme Court. He is of the leaders In German
sociaI circles and his appointment will give salts
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Posfonlee Notice.

SHOULD be read DAILY by interested. changes
occur at
Foreign mails for the week ending April / 1905 viii
close promptly IN ali at the General POstocs
follows; Registered and parcels-pOst mails close
hour earlier than closing time shown below
nails for Germany close D. % per
helm Crosse
Resuar and supplementary mails close at foreign
uon teorner OF West and Morton half
tha closing time shown below that supplementary
mails for Europe and Central America via Colon Csc
one hour later at foreign station).
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures March so
The plateau storm slow progress eastward
Wednesday with increasing intensity
tonight over Eastern Colorado. have
the westward side Of this Storm very
low temperatures for the in the plateau
slope region and the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
valleys weather has been fair, with temperatures
East Of the Mississippi River the high temperatures Of
h last few days sTe1 way to much cooler weather
There will be rain snow Friday in the extreme South
slope and northern lake region and rain in
middle and southern slope There win be be rain Friday
urd sss 'ne weather VIII De Sse'a ffoAY ana
Saturday in the Cult States Missouri Upper
Mississippi valleys and the southern upper lake region
states and New, England and saturday in the
on t s' Nehga0d Coast the Winds Will be fresh and
mostly sopthweserly becoming easerly Friday night
the South Atlantic Coast light fresh southwestery
southerly on the West Gulf Coast fresh to brisk south
erl and Lake Michigan increasing easteriy to south
departing Friday for European ports viii have
fresh southwestery winds becoming variable with rair
Special forecast-cold wave warnings have been issued
the interior of the Pacific Coast States
Forecast for Special Localties.-For Eastern New
York. to-day portion; fair satur
day. variable winds becoming and fresh
New-Jersey. fair to-day; cooler northern por-
ton; variable winds. becoming east and
For the District of Columbia to-day Saturday
with moderate temperature; variable winds becoming
For New-Engand. to-day; cooler in western and
son6neTn 2oTIlohs; iar SATURDAY esh southwest "aS
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair today and Saturday
For Delaware today and Saturday; light TO fresh
For western NeV,-Yor to-day: warmer
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day and Saturday.
variable winds.
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LAST SALE OF DRAMATIC COLLECTION.

The last of the dramatic collection of the late
George Becks was disposed of yesterday at the
rooms of the Merwn-Clayton Sales Company in
East Dth-st The articles sold were costumes
stage trappngs. albums letters and autographs in
eiuding signatures of Oliver Wendell Holiness which
Droughs ~; Stonewall Jackson, which brought s34
and abraham Lincoln. which brought ST. -
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

FRIDAY (s1l-At p m for Azores Islands. per s. s.
CaGopic. from Boston
SATURDAY DAT 6 a. m. for Europe per 8 Phil
Saae,pnia via Pymouth ard Cheroourg mail for Ire
land must be directed per Philadepha'): $50
m Tor Belgium parcels-pOst mails. S. J.
land Irregular mail for Belgium per
o 5 hroOnland) $50 a m. Sor Italy direct
8. 5 Weimar mail must be directed per Wei
mar }; at $3.50 for Italy direct. per Sardegna
Cnaii must be directed per Sardegna'); at $50
a. m supplementary IL a. nj for Europe, per ;
Etrurta. via Queenstown and Liverpool
TUESDAY Cat $3.50 for Europe, per $. Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth CherbOurg and
Bremen
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HORACE n. DYER.

Horace H. Dyer. son of Edward Dyer. one Of the
earliest settlers of Rutland. VT, died there on
Wednesday. He eighty-five years old.
He of the organizers of the Klngton
National Rank and the Rutland Trust Company.
He had been State Senator He a younger
brother of the Rev Palmer Dyer. Episcopal
clergyman, who officiated at the first Episcopal
service held in Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
SOCIETIES BENEFIT q, WILL.

Samuel P Mandell. by his WILL i.4ed for probate
yesterday. leaves $1,000 each 10 the Society for
Ethical Culture the Hebrew Benevolent Orphan
Society and Mount Sinai Hospital, and a.500 to the
Montehore Home for Chronic Invalids. The residue
of his estate goes to his three daughters.
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Tribune Local Observations
Bar.
inch.
sos

In diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tripunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tempera-
ture recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather the changes in the tenn
persture for twenty-four hours In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
NEW HOME FOR ART CLASS LEAGUE.

Miss Annie Leary yesterday bought the two story
and basement dwelling house No. SO Chariton-st..
on lot 2i5 by TO feet II will be used as chapel
and art class rooms by the Pope Plus Y Art Class
League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

Highest Temperature yesterday 80 degrees: lowest AZ;
ACREAGE average corresponding date OF last
90 average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years. 40.
Local cooler to-day; fair Saturday.
variable wtndA bseamtux sesteriys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31
TAFT TO SAIL JULY 8.

Washington, March sO.-The day of sailing from
San Francisco of Secretary Taft and the Congress
party bound for Manila has been postponed from
July / next to July s.
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Special Notices.
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FIFTH WEDDING FOR BOTH.
Bride of Seventy and Bridegroom of Eighty
Have Each Lost Four Partners.
TBY rELEGRApH 10 THE rRIBU

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
New-Orleans, March SOL. NJ Thomas eighty
years DID, and Mrs. Louise c. Wommack, seventy
years old were married at Georgetown, Grant
Parish, this afternoon. This is the fifth marriage
of EACH all their former partners being dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

Anthon. or New-York. a member of the family to
which Mrs Stuyvesant Fish belongs and It is this
ninth lords grandson who is the present peer
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steamers double postage Qetters 10 half
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-24
HE CLAIMS RICH LAND
Dallas Man Asserts Title to
Valuable Property in
New York

fBv Associated preas)
New York Aug "a When losput r
Cowa 10 Duns Tevas cune 90 New
York the cthor d3y to- disaitc with
Nthcr Kmiyi;e.bocser aboat 'au imt
m.tt ard pcoel Of hhd' from sctfnty.
afh .trea way up to Ono Hundred and
Twcnty the most extraordinary Of
an sNipondous land claims of ono Tern
umes was nnthed
Tho rduo of tfo property chhmed hy
Mr. Coe.s nt' racnuu~ tne liafisield
Leps. ,v.r lroo ihopa nd miIlon dH-
hos YetUse tie l4nd in uues 'or s 70
nic urt of the fashionable district
lud covers ihe sites of all t" million
Dfes homes including sech splendid
mansins as that which Aidrco Came-
sio has recently bunt
hIr covem md nc Haushald heir'
stand "nlt" ou the scnms of q lease saia
10 have seen made by James rausieit
as hte as 1883, wticn hriuss matter'
uad.r the resme of the Ann ri1an re
punic Ceoiss Wasijusion having iee'
inaueuaicd as first rresid'mt in i1ss.
Joscih T C1N1 SAYS he 9 tae oilcs
Twins ducci descendant of Jam tiarts
deld who read. t'is tense E,e has al
ready travelled m thirtceu states col
lecung evidence and dl@ f.r the claim
and has expended about si0.o0o 20 brlnl
together sufficient acta as he ihnks
to win 3ui" Mr. Cowup is very muc
m earnest. and SAYS be has already son
far onongh to cause syndicate q
wealthy New Workers 90 nnu5o ovcrmrc
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ALEX JESTER TURNS UP
Aged Man Charged With
killing John Gates Broth
er, at Shawnee.

1he following IS dispatch rrom
Shawnee;
Bent and smiyeied with his se years
of evenuul hfe Alexander Jester the
most noted alleged criminal who ever
$50 fo9t in Shawnee remrned here yes-
tCfdav Ifier an absence OF SIX venrs.
seascsiv : reader Of the daiif rrcss Of
ihc wemern hemisphere Of the year 500
Gdlrd 10 note the rerori ut the ir-esi ir
urs uy Of Rev Alexander Jester on a
chafre of having lnur iered yoarg 1ian
uano. Gilbert Cues. n br1inei Of Mil
iiouaiie John W. Gates near the little
town OF Macon, Mo. ana afterwards
hauling The body of the victim 20 a river
and pushng t under tho Ice chat az the
Nnc covered the stream
ittrs after this murder Tor which ROW
3estcr wis later tried. he came 70 Okla
hcina. and by the vigilance of officers
that are said to have been well paid
boy John w Gates. he was finally located
htie and arrested
AT oncc a fed-hol legal battle for his
ref,rtion and release on hlbeas copus
pgotccdmes WAS begun but one night
Alexander Jester was missing from the
recumseh jain and the next ume he was
heard from ha WAS In a Missouri iail.
Taking into consideration the trouble.
hc has passed through no wonder at tht
mems dccrepit condition can be express
ol- rather IL is wonder that he IS aliv,
today and able to visit the town from
whcrc D., started apparently for the gal-
lows for tho wots, crime eyer charged
! .lr tit.st "A mun
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cAT.soAT RACE.
AN Associated Presa }

Milwaukee, Wis.,. Aug. 24.-The Pc
waulSee Yacht club race for cat-boats
took place here today on Lake La
Belle A great many boats had been
entered for the race including the
Comet H.. the PICKED. and the Char
lotte The cup was a handsome AFFAIR.
offered by George Bullen. Jr.
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scalp diseases DeWits Witch Hazel
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Boils. old sores. carbMcles etc, are
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Ell RENO

and the new counties m Western Oh
lshoma, also all points on the RocA
Island System, including Choctav
Division, can now be reached to Der
advantage by the New Line.
The ST. Louis, EI Reno & WesterT
Railway CO.
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Fe (Union.) Station
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week deTiv
cred every day except SUNDAY.
THE AMERICAN POWER BOAT
ASSOCIATION CRUISE
An AssoolaIed Press.l

Wy ff0HINIUIWW T IT00sT
Thousand Islands, Aug 24-The
races for the American Power Boat as.
soc.ation cup opened here today A
great many outside boats have been
entered for the challenge. for this is
an international affair. among the con
testants are the Standard, owned by
Price McKenna Of Cleveland o.. and
the Vingt-et-Un owned by Wills Sharp
Kilmer OF B'nghamton The course
has been laid out. TO be thirty miles
long on the St Lawrence President
- Howard Wainwright of the associa.
ton, has charge Of the arrangements.
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OF Indigestion. Kodol Is a ths..ough dl.
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Q a - TO TIT a.
B..,,,h. TIE Kind loH lah knas Bought
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Ia a year. probably. as read the want
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-24

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