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New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MANY DEATHS THIS WEEK
Meningitis Epidemic Does Not
Shoe ETpected abatement.

From the latest indications. this week will be the
worst Of the meningitis epidemic For the first
three days Of the week GO deaths have been re-
ported to the Health Department OF these. SS
are in Manhattan and q in Brooklyn. This is at
the rate OF 20 deaths a day. which would mean
death rate of 40 for the week.
The week before last there were 1s1 deaths from
this cause and last week Ito. 1t was the general
opinion Of the leading medical authorities that the
epidemic would subside with the approach OF warm
weather. and they seem surprised that there has
not been a greater abatement Of the disease Last
year. however. the climax not reached until
the week ending May Is. when 80 deaths were
reported
Wanden Darder. FIVE years old, Of No. 1S Little
West 12th-st.. died yesterday at St. Vincents Hos
pital. a victim of meningitis
The Jersey City Health Board reported four
deaths from meningitis for the twenty-four hours
ended at yesterday. It reports that the dis
ease is abating.
New-Brunswick N. J.. April n.-Mrs Joseph H.
Bailey OF No. 1OS seaman-st-. is suffering from
cerebro-spinal meningitis. She was removed from
her home to the hospital yesterday Three ehiioEen
living in the same house viii not be allowed 10 at
tend school for fear Of contag1on
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Carroll Beckwith. John ". Alexander. William
NJ Chase, Edwin Howland Blashfeld and others.
the art societies of America had endeavored 10
influence public sentiment TO have this Daroar-
Gus tax repealed. A bin introduced by Con-
gresham Lowering, Of Massachusetts,. provid-
ing that works OF art created fifty years before
the date Of Importation should be free OF duty
was pigeonholed by the Ways and Means COM
mtttee. Mr. Ely added:
1t is proposed by the League for Political lou
cation to cooperate with the ART soeteGes allu @
all other societies and individuals Throughout
the country who believe that tax on the I'M IN
portatiOn OF works Of art is tax on culture
and civilization itself An earnest, vigorous anu
well directed campaign Of education VIII al ONE ONE
be carried on, and there be no DOUBT OF us
ultimate success in the repeal OF this tarlIL-
1t should be distinctly understood that ms
agitation has no relation whatever to the genera
tariff question which is an entirely dlnefent
matter and involves utterly different consldeTa-
tions. The best friends of the tarn system
ought to wish to have a barbarity like this re-
moved. If they refuse to do it, if they are AFRAID
the tariff system will be assaiied or crumols
away then that system must be poor indeed
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
70 DIVORCE N IRELAND.

Il is not often that Parliament is called upon
nowadays 70 dissolve marriage and the MeCon-
1e- case which has been recently engaging the at
tentlon of the House OF Lords at Westminster has
served 10 recall the fact that Ireland Is one OF the
ie" countries IN Europe the Of which DO not
grant divorces. relic OF the times when all Ireland
va catholic The Irish tribunals. ike those OF
-lay. VIII grant judicial separation. but no more
tno L an IF1shnlan-that Is 20 say. citizen who
mas MS legal domicile in Ireland-Wishes 20 get q
oiPorce the only manner By which he can DO so
- the costly and lengthy process Of having a bin
passed through Parliament dissolving the union
n the present instance. the parties concerned
Gueo people The petitioner IN the case 70 Sir
Robert Mcconnell who received his baronetcy
while Lerd Mayor OF Belfast. OF course. Il is only
rich people who AFFORD this procedure OF special
parliamentary legislation IN order 10 I'D themselves
OF Matrimonial bonds that have become obnoxious
Sai y Is q drawback confined 70 the Kingdom Of
ireland 70 which until now none OF the most
ardent Aa1onaliEts and Home Rulers have taken
exception
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
TRANSATLANTIC MATS

WEDNESDAY, Qz-At 7;So a N Osapp2e-znt4ry D
a. NJ Tor Europe. per &. Oceanic. Gassastoura
enc Liverpool; at T:30 q foT NetheEIa1as diEs6t
tsSSeally addressed onlyl q EotIeEdarns a II
e. m. for Norway. Parcels-Post Gails per q a Cnirsf
states also regular mail DenmarE EescfaIFT
addressed for this
THURSDAY Q3l-At Z a. n for Fraue. Erffxs-lza4
4taly. spain. Portugal. Turkey, Ezypt. Grsscs aat
British India. per La TOuraine. via uavrs (llsO
oler parts Of Europe hen specially
stealnerl at 10 for Al0res Islands. q Ee-
steamer. -
81 CftDAY l15)-At q. m for Europe. PEE q NsU-
YORK, Tta Plymouth CherbourF gncludInz iraiaud
Waen specially addressed for this steamer: at $50
n Tor Belgium. Parcels Post Nails per . Finland
also Iesuar mail for Belgiun when specialE addFsssd
Lof tnlS steameT)s at $50 a for Italy direct
5SelaIy addressed oniy), per Eoeutgn Luiss; ac
S-SO a m supplementary II a. for Europe.
O. 8 Caronia. via QusensToWn LiveF1ool. 12:3O
P m for Scotland direct Especially addressed oniy)
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OHiciaI Record and FOreeast.-Washington April II.
The barometer is low tonight in Atlantic Coast dis
ericts with the greatest depression Eastern Penn
sylvania A second low pressure is moving eastward
along the northern boundary its centre having reached
Northern Minnesota The barometer Is below thirty
inches in all parts OF the country except the Middle
Rocky Mountain region
Unsettled rainy continues in Atlantic Coast
districts ana the Gulf States and IS stu falling
turs has fallen sn lake region and thence south
westward TO Northern Texas ana New-AeXico. High
tsperaturss continue in South and Middle Atlantic
States and Florida and Il IS warmer IA ANa1S-7'
DakotaS
Ths weather VIII clear early Wednesday in Eew-Eng-
nd ana the Middle States. but showers viii
continue IN the South Atlantic and Gulf States there
win also be showers in the Southwest with sno" IN
' i1 % he Colder in the Atlantic and Gulf States
wednesday slight changes 20 cooler N I'i
an6 tbe Middle States. Higher Temperatures VIII
,-S-,s ,- tbs ROCKY Mountain region ..,.,
The winds along the New-Englalo ana AuaLs ce.
Iii - fTesh west: on South Atlantic coast
ss northvTes with occasional thunder squaIs on Ihe
clif cast fresh northwest with occasiohaI thun1e
'SS seTating Wednesday for European ports VIII
rave ToEtiy ht TO winds and cloudy weather
70 the Grand Banks
Forecast FOR Special LOcalties.-For Eastern New
vo-l, sa,r to-day preceded BY rain in early morning.
Thursday fair IN north rain in south portion sSn west
winds. ,-,
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Nev-JeTHey and Delaware
fair ana colder to-day; THURSDAY rain fresh west "las
Fo+ ~. District o. Columbia. and cooler to-
day: Thursday fair variable winds becoming iFesh east
For NsW.EnssaS saSi teiT Tss;leS probaby rain in
south portion fresh west winds becoming yaIaPe; .,
to-day Thursday; warmer Thursday ngnt '1EAO4e
WindS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
LOVING CUP TO MLAUGHL1H.
Police Captains in Brooklyn to Honor In
spector Forced Out by McAdoo.

Police Inspector Patrick H. Mclaughlin began
his twenty days vacation yesterday. prior to his
retirement from the force May / After a career
policeman in Brooklyn covering a period OF
thirty-nine years. Mclaughlin practically
forced out OF the department. by Commissioner Nc
Adoo. After transferring him from the position OF
inspector of the bOrOughs of Brooklyn and Queens
to the command Of single inspection district. the
Commissioner ordered him before the board Of sur
geOns for a physical examination This too
much and Mclaughlin. who had successfJlily
fought the efforts OF Chief Devery to huniIiat te
him, decided to hand in hts application for retire
ment.
When Mclaughlin returns from his vacation the
Brooklyn and Queens captains Will present a low
ing cup 10 him. I1s pension viii be S. 500 year.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THAT STRANGE PASSION FOR GEMS.

"a reply 10 questions which have reached me
"'h regard 70 tho relationship OF the late Mar
els q Anglesey 70 Mrs.. Florence Bravo OF that
Efayo poisoning mystery cause celebre which IN
80 excited such widespread attention not alone IN
England but throughout the civilized world.
would state that the kinship existed through
-A mother. who was q Miss Boyd and a hrst
cousin OF Florencs Bravo. II is not the wife Of
Soaueln. the actor but the wife of GustaVe CoQue-
~. hs brother. who is the aunt Of the late mar
gus tie sister OF his mother. the late marchoness
sho she brought him up child OF her own, and
vas with him when he died. Though Nine. GUS
taPe Coquelin's husband is not an actor. yet she
and he moved in theatrical circless ana II Is 70
ihs influence that must be ascribed the very pro-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
vE1AsoUEz PRONOUNCED GENUINE.
Francis LathrOp Passes Judgment on Paint
ing in Boston Museum.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. J

Boston, April 1.-THE dispute about the original
ity Of the painting Of Philip " by Velasquez which
is in the Museum OF Fine Arts in this city IS at
last settled and there is not the slightest doubt
according 10 the authorities at the museum abou.
the painting being the work % Veiasquez This was
decided they say for all time by Francis Lath-
roD. an art critic OF New-York who summoned
10 Boston by the committee who had the work in
charge. The painting is considered one OF the
nasterpieces OF NelasqueL
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
Postomcs Notice


EOreign mails for enHfa~ Am TlaH
Sse pFolpty IN all casesl tha Gensral F6s-1r.zs
b hssisSersd and Parcels P0st Malta eass
b.. b.. sattss tnen closing tine shown esOE. Pzresis
EVst mans Tor Germany close az D. kprn 20 pr
= g. GrosseF kurfurst: April II Per . g. Buschsf, ana
AEIu H. per .. 8. Kaiser Wilhelm ~.
regular ana Supplementary mails cldss Forsl<7 Sra
on tcor1er o. West ana SGrests hzf noGr
closing time shown below (eEcspt that Supp=nsrtary
one hour later az Foreign staglonl.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

O1f1Gess
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NEWARK BRANCH OFFlCE-EredeTi1< ~. S5unor.
AMERICANS ABROAD Vin nnd THE TRIBUNE a.
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Eleet-Et.
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AuOrsate-st
american Express Company, No. q WRosTloo FIzaz.
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1as LONDON Office o. TIE TRIBUNE tz a eongsnlsnk
P4Ss 70 le4ye advertisements and subscriptons.
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tesle blFeau No So Cafnbou
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CIecit LJonna1s. Bureau des EtrangsTs
SC1tnental Hotel newsstand
lac Figaro once.
brentanoa No. 81 Avenue ds POpErk.
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E1Sls-Credit Lyonnais.
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dinand StFasse.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
DIVORCE FOR MRS. J. M'KEE BORDEN

Justice Mccall. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted TO Afrs. Mai s. Borden absolute divorce
from J. Mckee Borden, a cousin OF the founder
Of the Borden MIX Company. and secretary OF the
Departuent OF Charities She was awarded at
mony at the rate Of 500 month. and the care and
custody OF her ssven-year-oid daughter, Mary n
Borden.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
PRINCE FERDINAND AT ROME.

Rome. April u-Prnce Ferdinand Of Bulgaria.
who arrived in Rome this morning. paid visit to
King Victor Emmanuel, who subsequently returned
the visit. Prince Ferdinand this evening had
long conference with the Foreign Minister, Sgnor
Titton relative 10 the situation IN Bulgaria in con-
necrion with Balkan affairs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AWEFfCI
WEST INDTEa F-rN

WEDNESDAY O2)-At 8 a m for Bermuda Per a a
for 1aasaa Haiti Santa Maa and 6Sne % a a mn r
fS9sRa ilc9S PPSp2Ts c03sm9ia 1- PEP & 3 AdIEoHdaeE
Caves and JacmeI when specially addressed for this
Ncarasga sSespt East coSs aandas aS sEesg a nj 5 5s
q cooSa Eeuador Peru % BoIiva Sa aHd CHIP Fsr
addressed for tsi % s9ss1,s- % n Sael speeeIy
Efsnirc 11c,Sn1 81 = ts e a. tISF., I9r 5i45I b ps
p5fiy aadTe5sed f2r this steamer az u for
at 1880 supplementary p. nj for Turks Island
TffT-Rsf1sY hgpo31ie; per 8 Cner9Ees
S1S aaPse1e per s vigiiane9 also other parts of
a n for St kits Nevis. 81 Eustatius. 81 Martins
1880 > M for Bananas Per > . seneca Jsiso MeSie6
e. ~ :, ~ loi Us S.eeisIl
Maesio and Rio JaaeiTO dncludinE Northern Brazil.
dressed for this steemeF): At for Bermuda pr
Brighton. from Boston - ''' lO''' F--'- 's'
r Pd2o s Curacao so Spa n vsSsgSs G aO & I'd
9sphs als9 Golomb1. via Curacao. when specially
$50 a M for St Thouss St Croi1 ISsSSaFI SsS
euans enaaa saaS R sn v9enl ga1 sn 8s s5 PEs % &
9enaqy ioo If mn nnI 5 s'fSi1 F54Sn Is aSS So p lg &
Colombia per sarnia taso costa FIca. Via LInoa
for cuba PEI 5 3 Moro Castle via Havana: a. - :, i5
Bo1ar ~ per rsaaa en- nssno 70 a9S @ sr 'Ba B. 4 54
s. 11eTn li F5nSs S va PeTna39u ne Jausiro ana
' sad PaSaag When sDesg sd a5'8sls f S Sy Ss
Fsa = ana Manaos ' At i2so . = M or ebs bs sPssla1 f1
NoTICE-Five cents per half ounce in edition 10 ths
regular postage must be prepaid on all letters tor
posted II the drops marked Letters for Forssa coI
tries after the closing Regular Nail for a.
patch by particular vessel. viii 90 foTUardsE
unless such additional postage fully
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails are ass
opened the piers OF the American EneIish and
French steamers whenever tHe sainGs occdF q q ~
or later and late mail may deposited IN the Ilaii
the piers OF the German Lines S4iflua fFer
Hoboken TIE mails the piers open enc hour a. 4
sailing time and close hofor@
sailing Only regular postage Qetters cents a
half is required articles mailed
the American. White star and German (ss8 Posti
steamers double postage Qetters 10 half olal
on other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAAIBRIDGE-A G. Martin. British Legation.
WsshinRton. FIFTH AVENUE-ThoTnas Gibbard,
Montreal: Count and Countess r. d Adhemer. Paris
HOLIAAND-Stuart Wyeth, PhiadephIa. IMPE-
Hoxie jr, Chicago. MANHAT~IAN-Charles Web
ster United States Navy; Bishop w. \. McVickar,
rem Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
cEsakEERlES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

a6ttv accessible b. Harlem trains Ceurai
StaIIan S.bsIer AID Jes0ns Atsuus t.ceys anu %
$500 - SiZ5 1e.ePhsns tts55
w. sorYe 2.
DocA O ono ~ East 2ard ST. n Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

In Mendclssohn Hall yesterday afternoon Miss
Sally rockingham Akers who was heard in similar
entertainments at Sherry's five years ago. gave a
pleasant song recital, with small but agreeable
voice Except in the high regster) singing inter
esting and varied list Of pieces to the delight Of
roomful of friends.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

tTaIlaWdS mary.
BENNER-Aprf 10 1905. Nathaniel A. beloved hus-
band Of Susie 8. Bsnner aged 60 years Funeral ser
and 2oth-st "Wednesday. Al oeloek; Relatives am
Gde) and Key West CFIaJ papers please copy
BOYER-On Tuesday. April H. Eugene L Boyer. in the
ga Of mis- age Funeral service Al late residence
at 2:86 p. m.
CALDwELL--octayta HaLett wife Of Ebea Caldwell
o1eG April GheraI .To;a neg ate IesidSaee 20
O'Clock. Interment Elizabeth. n J. Kindly omit how-
cTabtee the s5th year q her age FGnerai service
at her late residence No 12S 59th-st thursday
England papers please copy.
FoLsoM-At her late residence. No IS West 9th-st on
Tuesday April H. 1895. sarah Carman daughter
in the ssth year OF her Notice hereafter
GALLAwAY-suddenIy, on sunday, April .. Mary. only
daughter of Robert NJ. and Elizabeth A Galway. in
aoweIs.
HUDsoN-on Monday. April 10, 1905. at noon. after
eteE W. Ss Z .sA 5 St.p % ~o.ts
voted husband Kind and loving father, true ''ul
$50 p m a. 81 Jemsss Lutheran s church - sst
and tne teaeHtrs and puns 9t IIS-e Seaool No . ae
WoodIawn Cemetery receiving vault
MtLLER-At NeyszS % \ j. s Tgssday april Ii H. 1875 at
held ]. Miller. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PETTY-On Aprn 10 1895 LA Pacihc-st.. Brook
kn. George ". Petty. ased a. FGnsral services Al
ls at 2.S0 y. n IaJsrmenJ hillside Cemetery.
WApsV CRTEI-Terry J. WaGsworth. NJ D. At Engle-
N9Sa: y, j.; Api ~ l'I n .Sls9 M pe
Ere Z. .eavts cnaSEevrs-s1. New York. a
$50 p m. kindly oniiS flowers
WCso1sEY-At Aer home Il Nespcrt. l. J.. On April O.
ate a Ienz Illness, slral Caazneey Wo9Eey. Oldest
lghter u The att JoA'. q, w--ss' ei ~ Haven
denee e.ccz IN tle ni,ciHooa 81 Wednesday
Ars.l l. Tne .nerHeat @i le a tae eoRveE.eaes 0f
lie family.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
Special Notices.


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New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Highest temperature yesterday. G degrees; lowest =
average. 81 for corresponding date OF ast year
a.: for corresponding Of last tWeh'yHs
wears. 50 =, .,,-,
ing: ThHEsaas Eain- fFaah westerly WindG
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MR. WYNNE TAKES NEW POST.

London, April u-Robert J. Wynne to-day took
over the oflce of Consul General here from Henry
Clay Evans.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
NO GRAND DUCAL PARTY
RusSia's Imperial Family Too Much
DiUided to Work Together.

that there is no such thing as a grand ducal
nur1y Russia. owing 20 the antagonism that
prevails among most OF the members Of the I'm
psriaI family. and that neither Grand Duke vIadi-
MIR nor his brother Alexis has any influence with
his nephew. the Gar. have frequently been stated
a these letters. and glad. therefore. to hnd
Sir DCnald Mckenzie wallace. the foreign editor
or The london Tines" publishing in that paper.
with his Endorsement and guarantee for the au-
fhenticity OF the information. letter from par
sicularly well informed Russian friend at ST.
Petersburg. who confirms therein these statements.
The letter in question insists that there IS no such
thng a grand ducal party. foF the simple rea-
son that no kind OF solidarity exists between the
gnsmberE OF the imperial house and that for ten
Years or more the Grand Duke Vladimir has been
kept aloof from public affairs BY his nephew. Sir
Donald spent number Of years in Russia. has
kept touch with Russian Affairs. and. therefore.
when he vosches FOR the ststenents OF his friend
they may be taken authentic.
The exclusion OF Grand Duke Vladimir from any
participation in the direction OF the affairs OF the
frure dates beck 10 the reign OF the late Emperor
who dreaded Lhe ambition OF his sster-in-lav the
Grand Duchess Vladimir. whom he feared and dis
liked knowing her influence upon her husband So
great was the apprehension which he entertained
with regard 10 her that when he felt the approach
o. death he organized the most elaborate military
precautions for the purpose OF preventing vladimir
from obtaining possession Of the crown by means
OF 8 coup 6'etRt after his death This is well
known. not only IN Russia. every capital OF
Europe
Emperor Nicholas has inherited all his fathers
and mothers suspicious with regard 10 the Vlad-
srrirs and 8 may be remembered that when he was
Sc 81 some years ago the young Empress. fearing
lest Vladimir should take advantage thereof 10
establish dictatorship or regency, dispatched
the most perempto-y orders 10 the grand duke and
70 fhe grand duchess. in the Cars name, COM
Gnanding them 10 remain at Paris. They were al
ready 81 the railroad station at Paris. leaving for
81 Petersburg. when the orders reached them
sn6. deeply offended, they were obliged 20 return
70 their hotel and subsequently distinguished them
selves n the French capital BY their gayety and
BY their participation in al. kinds OF entertain
saeuts 81 The time when the Cars condition was
most critical. thereby creating end OF COM
Eneut-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes pressure indicated BY The Tribune'8 self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the enpera
suro recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
Local Onleial ReeOrd.-Ths following ofheial record
from the Weather Bureau the changes IN the TEN
pernrure for the last tweny-four in comparison
Iytth the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
A SONG RECTAL.

standing near the stage and gaping into the face Of
the PLAYER.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
UNDEHTAKERS.

Esd ST. FIaEk z. CanIpbsIl-stepAen NerrItt.
EmbTx Inst. 2il-S Wes, - 81 Tel iS%' Cheissa
Pew. stephen Merritt. tas world wide known IN
orlv one place of ulsnezs Sth-ave and 19lh-
- Z. largest In the world Tea 1@t AID - chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

heath notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
eerubished in The Tri-WeeEIS Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIishsd in The Tri-Weekly TrIBuus withOut
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
rrANsPACTFIc MATS. FORWARDED ovEEI.aNI
DAILY

TIE schedule of closing of TrangpsciEc Efails
rur o. ne presumption Of thei- uninterrupted overland
t-orslt sailing The huai connecting nails
TTarspaci0c Mails dsuatche via
prlvIocs saw close the General Postoace. NeHor
I5svaii Jsnaa Corea CHINA Philippine Islands VIA
San Franrssro close az 6 n April - Cor dispatch
per Msnchura
7bji5 ana SIarguesas Francisco. cIoss
3 ApFl y FOR ftsuatch q MaFiposa
NesS-Zealan5 Australia Except Wesp. Sew-Calecona.
Sar7r Hawaii and specially addressed FOR Fiji
~ dts1atrh per Ventura Gf the Cuaard steamer
rsrrvfrs tHe British mail for Nev-Zcalan1
arrlve IN rlHe with this dlspatch. extra
rrri,r-clasn- et ssh a. N. 9-s1 n and D. n
Tade up aae f1rwGrded until the arrival Cunard
i Ts nss and specially addressed mail FOR Australia
q~f e1ouig va Vancouver and Victoria - C..
c.1ao 90 O. Ap.H e for liseatch MoWeEa.
TaFau except Pcreeis-fost Wallis. Korea. China
soecaIv aicrUsrd nail ~ the Phsp7ine Is.aais
and NirVeT.I. - C.. clnse az 3 p ~.
Trnr~ese - fhine.
Phirpins Isafa eud GHan vla san Francisco cugs a.
n. April % to- Dispatch per United States Trans
Hawai- Japan Korea Chira ana PhHrplpe Islansa Va
san francisco. elose az m April g for dispatch
A5ncaurta 5cxcent Newchang and Pa-t arthur
N1TE otherwise aidfesFci. West Nus5raifa
frUarfef rurope. NeW-Iealnd VIA san rranc soo.
AMI places IN the ChnGge Province cf Tunua1.
via British IHdis-the quickest routes Phifiuniufa
Al te Hawaii % forwarded va san
WILLIAM r. WILLCOyE Pcstmasi-r.
PostoGlce. NeW-XoFk. N T. April z lis~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

NOTES-ROE-On April II. Hotel Willard, n. Y
City, BY Rev. R. G. Dav6y. Esther Worth VIII
IAN Russell NOyes. all OF NOnteIaiF " ].
WORCESTER-DCNCAN-A Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Bloomfield, y J.. April 10. BY Rev Dr. George
A PAUL.. Henry Elwy WOrcestCC Alice Gerry
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.