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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
LIKELY BRIDE FOR KING ALFONSO.


Much likely rs the prospect OF match
between the young King OF Spain and Duchess
Aarie AntOinette of Mecklenp1rg- -Schwerin, the
daughter of Duke Paul Frederick Of Meeklenburg
sschwerin ana OF his wife Princess Marie Windisch
graetz. Princess Marie Antonstte is, like her
parents, Roman Catholic. is about year older
than the King and has inherited much of that
loveIness for which her mother was formerly 50
celebrated. Her father, it may he remembered.
became a convert to the Roman Catholic Church in
order TO marry Princess Marie Windischgraetz, and
obliged in consequence to surrender his rights
of succession 10 the throne of Meckenburg-S -Schwer-
in well his claims to the regency during the
minority Of his nephew the present grand duke
his younger brothers According to the terms
Of the arrangement then made he could not as a
Roman Catholic succeed TO the grand ducal throne
until all the other Protestant Princes of his house
had passed away.
Duke Paul, whose obituaries were published last
year by mistake at the time OF the sudden death
at Kiel Of his eldest of the saps name, is a
haIf-brother of the Prince Conso-t OF the Neither
lands and a full brother of the Grand Duchess
Vladimir Of Russia, who is intimate friend OF
Queen Christina of Spain, often staying with the
latter and with Don Alfonso at San Sebastian In
the summer. In fact, she Is generally understood
to have arranged the match between her pesuG-
fui niece ans the young King.
MARQUISE DE FoNTENOf
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
rRAxsPAcIEIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


The schedule OF closing Of aspacihc Mails s s-ansed
mort Of sailing 1nal connecting MANS
lexce1t Registered Transpacc Nails which cicse
previous day. the General Posto1ce Ne-4ork
follows.
san Francisco. close a. January tor lspalcA
N5EwZesIaSS Australia (excspt Vest. New-Calsdonis.
samoa, Hawaii and FIJI Islands. va san traaelco.
rieqs - = m Januarv dispatch per sierra
fhs Cupard carrying the Erl-lsn nGil tI
Zeaar5 does not arrive IN time % cnaaent win
fbfs disnetch extra mails-closlng az $50 559
> N and 6 n m Sundays a. 43e a. m. a. n ard =
D mwu be made up ai4o 42rNal9sa sal.l s"e siEss@'
yara1 rSorvs Chna and specially addressed NAL Tor
PEppine IslanGs. via Tacorna close a. p m JAM
az II for dispatch PEI 8. s. kscnlu1-
r4ssiI IaDau Korea. China ana Philippine Islands Via
san Francisco close az m January 10 tor dizla'c
per MHnchuria- .,
Jrs, Sexspt Parcas-Pozt Nails, Korea Chira and
rbillpu{ne Islands. via NancoGser and victoria %
close A. 4 > January ~ for dispatch per 8 . Aii-
r,tITre TSian9s and Guam Franeisro close az
Il = n Ianuarv FOR dspalcit per &. $ ITanspq--
rfH Tsanls and specially addressed mall cor NGsrA
srd S.-v-('se3onia via Vancouver sne Fletofa. p -
close al c y N. January 2s tor elsratcA per s 8
Sisi 40 slarauesas Islands Francisco gloss a.
Tehruarv Q FOR dispatch per s. g. Maf-s2-s'
Nfsnhria except Sev-ChWanE1 and Eastern S4oefa -
e. present forwarded via Russta -
s-9r-T--less otherwise ai6ressed. West Austral1 -
VI EUROPE, ZsaianI vis San kraneisco
80 re~tan places the Chinese FroV-nco % al-Ie
~, Hritivh Indfa-rhe 1uicFcst routes rliIRElnsss
sneefsIlv addressed wiz Eurv7e must he tall p2el
- so-sirn rates Hawaii forwarded via san Fraa-
eiseo eNe''''' WILLIAM R. WILCOX Postnastsr-
rsos4oeace NeV-Yors. x p. peccu'le- - -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
INCREASE IN CITY WATER REVENUE.

Joseph ". Savage. Water Register. yesterday
forwarded TO Mayor Mcclellan and Water Commis-
sioner oakley his annual report. which shows an
increase in annual receipts. as compared with last
year. of $s4 5s4 20. The 1894 surpasses all
previous records, and Mr.. Savage said yesterday
that this had been accomplished without resorting
to threats to shut of the water OF denquents for
not paying up. The total receipts for 1903 were
S.. .l19 Ssi 3d. for 1884, &,19S,245 TO-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
AN IMPRoBABLE ALLIANCE.


,,le Romors Of royal and imperial matrimonial al
ldIces continue TO form the theme of much gossip
at the various Of Europe. and Of course
no little Of it centres upon the young King OF
Spain Small credence however need be accorded
10 the report printed IN the semi-oicial Epoca OF
between Don Alfonso and Princess Patricia Of
England, younger daughter Of the Duke OF Con-
naught
Such a match would be as unpopular in Great
britain as II would be in Spain For the Span
iards always entertain a bitter grudge against the
English in connection with the latter's possession
OF Gibraltar. Indeed, the depth of feeling about
me matter in Spain Is not sufficiently appreciated
Aoroad To understand it. IT is necessary mag
iue "aat tbs feelings Of the people Of the United
States would be IL the principal fortress and most
historic stronghold American territory were
occupied by a foreign nation. To this day the
AIng OF Spain Ia appointing the Governor Of Al
geFlcas invariably nominates him the same time
Governor Of Gibraltar, which in the words OF the
Royal Commission is temporarily IN foreign
ana unla wfUl occupation"
The King of Spain and Princess 'Patsey'' Of Con-
haueht have never met, and while the Spanards
would resent their King marrying girl who had
neen born and reared a Protestant there would
De great optcry the part of the Protestant
middle classes and masses in Great Britain were
an English Princess to became the bride OF a
Iathohc monarch. and especially of the ruler OF
SO intensely Catholic country Spain. More
over the English Constitution prohibits the mar
rage OF any English scion of royalty with a
Catholic King Edward could well give his
sanction to such union. and If no objection was
made to Princess Marie's marriage TO the Roman
catholic Crown Prince Of Rumanis, it be-
cause at the time her father the sailor brother OF
King Edward had become foreign sovereign
as Duke Of Saxe-Coburg- -Gotha and that from the
point ef view Of the British Constitution she had
ceased to be an English Princess. but had become
a German.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUESDAY C3l-At $50 n for Europe pe- Kaiser
Bremen. -
WEDNESDAY t4l-As $50 n. for ntaiy direct. per
q Vincenso Flosio (nlaiI directed per =
vlneenzO Florfo ,; IL m. Norway Parees-Pcsr
SlallS. per = Oscar II Irregular nal for peuHuark
must e directed PER = = Oscar IT.
THURSDAY 6o-At a. m. france. Switzerland.
4satY Spain. Portugal. Turkey, Esypt, Grescs and
British India. 9. Champagne Havra crnatI
Ter otaer parts OF Europe must be di-scted per
Ia fshampaEne)
FRIDAY V5l-At 2s30 n. Ireland. per Csdrfo.
va queenstown tua tcr other parts Of Eurors
directed Per e. s. Cedric ,; 2 = m
ISLANDS, Per $ 5. CanOplc. from Boston.
SATURDAY C1l-At $50 a. Ireland.
lVernia VIA Queenstown (lall for other parts
be directed ''per Tvslnia D Al A a n
Tor Naples City and Genoa CITY. Deutschland
nau tor otheF parts o. Italy be directed per
Deutschland D at a for Europ-. per 5. Phlas
deiphia via Plymouth and CherGourg.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
rosfomce Notice

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
5Fetslsn mals for the week ending January ? ioO4
vii close promptly n all the Generai Postoc
~ oo+s. Nais close one 6ouT earlier Lhan
many close az ) January = per = Kaiser VII
helm Ser Crosse January 8. per PgeIor5a ana Jan
uary 3. s. Cas=eI
Regular Supplementary nails close at Foreiza sca
on corner cf West Morton half hour ass
saa eIosng time shop below except thar supplementary
Mails for Europe Central america via oion cios@
o3e hour ater Foreign Stat!cnl
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

In this diagram the continuous white me SHOWS the
m - in pressure indicated by the IFlbunes self
ct9y bsroU.eter dotted line shows the tenn
teco,s se recorded By local Weather Bureau
xaI oaictaI Record.-The following official record
Ho - 80 o., the last tweury-rour hours. in comparison
- the corresponding OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

Highest temperature yesterday D oesrees 90 90
.s,erdav As. average fer corresponding date iast
.ar ao average foc corresponding date last
years Partly cloudy to-day; probably ram az
rIesday fair and colder. southwest 10 SsA' ~l'oA
increasing Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ASTOR HOUSE,. H Powell. Seattle. FIFTH
AYENUE-JGmes a. Smell. Mexico. HOFFMAN
Charles A Deux. New-Orleans IMPERIAL
Henry Satterlee Wilmington, Del: Hugh Lloyd,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

sip saSsAip OF Nine. de Waru and social recognition
rom mat fashionable element of the Partisan
"orlu, including the Dukes and Duchesses OF Uzes.
eoalles' Brissac etc. who in the of the
Royalist party
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Special Notices.


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Cont.nental Hotel newsstand
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,,--z A-mzsFiee2 Express Company. No y Rue Scribe
sENEvA-LOnlSsrd. oder & Co and vnsos Bank
ALo,sENSE-s French. Lemon & Co. Nos- : and Va
Msqgay & Co. Bankers.
HA1BU UItei-Anierican Express Company. No. Fer
For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
arrangements have been made 20 keep tfs DAILY ana
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pole: Midland Grand Hotel ne Howard HotsL
NorFood ifosei Rasss queens A0's~ eS'sf
NtslANL-Adelphi Hotel Liverpool; Midland Hotel
bradford Hotel wellington. Tunhrldge Wells
Derby; Hoiier's Hotel shankiin Hotel. Isle Of
rr,,is Misst
4 se1aa Hs9sa Hoss BSS,rs. B9sst Glasgow station 0''l
GIBRALTA AR-Hotel Cecil
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Grand Hotel dc PAthenes Crane hotel Hotel
CgntinsniaL ltotel du PaIats Hotel St James ana
ETss Sy sl,S GEsaS Ho.eL tI ,I BrgsseS
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cA1Eo. EGyPT--shepheara.s Hotel. Ghszirea Palas.
Hotel Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
SAID NE WAS craIsI7s BROTHER.

DECLARING 20 tie last that he was the "orothef Q.
Sesas Christ" francis Johnson 3 wen ts !,
Illan. oied yesterday in the pFychopatZtllS Z oiS ~
-s-isgue Hospital he Was nfiS-si&A- SS-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Religious Notices.

90 cents Ter une-
THE EVANGELICAL. ALLIANCE
WEEK OF PRAYER.
.sszRru COLLEGIATE CHURCH 9TH ave. ane on n
NCNDAY JA.s- Is. INCLUSIVE. AT O'CLSSA-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Died.

Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE VII De
republsbed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02


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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Special Notices
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

Passengers who use the Slxth-ave. elevated road
have been greatly amused for week past and have
had their curiosity excited by the sight of turkey
and goose hanging from nails outside the window
OF an apartment fronting Oh the avenue. Surmises
&c to whether the same turkey and the same goose
have hung there for week or whether tIesn ones
have been hung there from day 10 day have peen
heard from all who noticed the suspended pro-
yender If they are the same ones saw Wesk
ago said one man yesterday. "the persons VINO
Intimately eat them viii find no cause Tor com
r,sining that n gamy havor is lacking. IL they
Rsxe got away with a goose and a turkey each day
for a week conversation in that household must be
carried 81 by gobbles and Quacks
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

Heinigke
4 Bowen,
NsW-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

Not very long ago a quiet Philadelphia hotel
nam visited New-York. and under the guidance
of a native OF Manhattan-a past master a pilot
made tour OF observation. After repast at
the Waldorf they crush ef diners at
Eterry's and It's duplicate at DeiInonico's. then
TO the theatre-where the Quaker visitor. OF his
ou-r r,rer,sditation had bought front seats
at a spectacaar performance. And when the dnaai
c1rfsi1 fell he confded 20 his chaperOn that New
York is full of life and the place 10 get ones
moneys worth. -. -.
ness cf the hour. measured by the PnlIadelphla
standard and allowed that il was time FOR MIN
10 pet 10 his hotel But he parted with his
pilot he made the frank admission, There are
as many people on broadway AZ midnight as on
Chestnut-st in Philadelphia IN the middle Of the
day: this is real lie, and hereafter shAA come
over very often.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
TRY 1T ONCE.

When the catalogue comes from
your mail order house draw an easy
chair up to the table where your light
Will shine full on the page and put
ON your glasses, that no bargains may
escape your eye. What a wonderful
book II Is, to be sure-wonderful for
what It does not contain az what 1t
does. We miss some things that we
would be glad to see. Where Is their
offer to pay cash or exchange goods
for your wheat, oats, corn, beans,
butter, eggs or hay? How much do
they pay for cattle. sheep and hogs
o. b. at your depot? How much tax
will they pay to support your schools
and educate your children, for i'm.
proving roads and bridges, for the
support of the poor. OF the county,
for the expense Of running the bust.
ness of the township, county or
state? on what page liz their offer
Ia contribute money to the support OF
the church, What line OF credit will
they extend to you when your crops
are poor and money gone through
misfortune or illness you ara not
able TO send the "cash with the or
der for your groceries, clothing,
farm tools and crockery7 Where is
their offer to contribute TO your en-.
tertainment next Fourth Of July?
What did they do last Fourth In
short, VIII they do anything for so
cjal, church, school or government
support, or do they take your dol
lars out OF the community with no
returns except the goods you buy?--
Donnelson Review.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27


dlmlhuslnh ~ sssAilss and Al shtfwna
va llAhlllAs ~ lndlaMlilnn. nxfvuux
Mfisahlilis ~ pnms nfhef aliment
There nFe snfinue desirus fof ceoi.
ina = he'd foom. ~ the elreific ran.
ihe suspenslrn ~ large surfaces n
Mhamhent cloths, alrrvA N WATER,
ihe evaporation lowering Che tpmppr,
aiufN, rftirufatinr machlnea, etc.
These afe neuAily COO expensive ~
cumbersome OR ,he ordinary rlllFcn,
bot available FOR hospital use and w
che homes ~ Che very wealthy.
There n n Runpivr plan endorsed
hy Chlcaro physician, Formerly
health commissioner Of that city. IL
N CLEARLY told In the following com.
munIcalion 60 the Record Iferaidi
During the torrid weather thou.
Han6s find u almost impossible 20
sleep nc night. In the interest Of
suffering humanity YOU will kindly
give 10 your readers the following;
The last thing before retiring, &c
20 your bathroom and take plunge
bath, having the water as cold as
can be borne without shock TO the
system. Use no friction; Il excltes
the circulation and increases the
neat. on emerging from the bath
put ON your night robe without dry
ing the body in the least. Get into
bed at once and you will find your
self cool and comfortable and win
sleep well all night.
"One might think the sensation OF
going to bed in damp night robe
would be disagreeable. On the con.
trary, the sensation is most dell.
cious. Only enough water clings to
the body to slightly moisten the
night robe and the evaporating pro
cess which ensures cools the whole
system and invites sleep at once.
1.-THE above was given the writ
err many years ago by DR.. Oscar G.
De Wolf, long time health commits
sioner under the elder Mayor Harri-
son, and he has never known 1t to
fail. Try It.
Monon.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
NOTICE OF GARNIsHMENT PRO
IN CEEDINGS TO PRINCIPAL DE-

NOTICE OF GARNISHMENT PRO
IN CEEDINGS TO PRINCIPAL DE-
PENDANT.
Moline Pillow Company, plaintiff, VS.
Il. s.. Knowlton, defendant.
In the District Court OF Iowa, In and
for Mahaska County.
To n. 3. Knowlton. ~
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of May, A. D., 1905, said Clih
b. West, Clerk OF District Court Of
Mahaska County, Iowa, was summon
cd as garnishee In above entitled cause
and was required to appear Mt Oska-
loosa, Mahaska County, Iowa, on the
first day of the next term OF said court,
to-wit: the Ord day OF October, A. D.,
1905, wherein the main cause 10 pend
ing, and then and there answer such
interrogatories as might be PROFOUND
ed touching his liabilities as garnighoe
at which time and place you can APP
pear and show cause, IL any you have,
why judgment condemning the prop
erty or debt In the hands OF said
garnishee, In which you have any In
terest, should not be entered, and
that unless you appear thereto and
defend at the same time said garnighee
ID required TO appear, Judgment will
be entered against you and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
II. II. SHERiFF, Attorney for
Moline Plow Company.
ED l.. VALENTINE, 6Ow4
Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
HoweIls Held Again.

VIII Howells. an obstreperous lad
who has figured as defendant In sew
eral police court troubles over assault
and battery is again In the tolls for
his old offense. Winfield Scott, a
bridge carpenter OF the Rock island,
Is the complaining witness this time,
and Howells 10 accused OF attacking
the man, VINO attempted to get away,
when the young fellow threw brick
at him. The throw missed It's mark
but the boy VIII be tried upon a charge
OF assault with intent TO do great bod
Ivy injury.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27

--odessa,the Russian seaport which
has been the scene Of such exciting
events in connection with mutinies
ON Russian ships OF war, stands on a
broad plateau on the northwest shore
OF the Black Sea, and wide stair
way Of 200 steps leads TO the beach.
The city, which was founded by Cath.
crime II. in 1892, has population OF
about $4,000 and Is the 5fIncipal
grain exporting point on the Black
Sea.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27

The government is going to throw
open to settlement $4,000 acres OF land
in the White Earth, Red Lake, Fon du
Lac and Chippewa Indian reservations,
Minnesota, and 100000 acres in the
Uintah reservation, Utah. All OF 1t
win be sold at $1.25 per acre. The
Fairfield Ledger loolB for no such
scramble for these lands as for Rose
bud and Devils Lake last year. Peo-
pie have learned that cheap lands are
generally cheap lands.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
GEN CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Quincy, Illinois.

Write today for our beautiful 64-page
illustrated Catalogue FREE. Itcontains
school-room views, groups of students,
portraits Of students In positions, testi-
monials, specimens of penmanship,
graduating class, and list Of 400 students
in attendance.
This elegant Catalogue also contains
rates OF tuition, cost of books, board,
etc, with much valuable information
for any young person DESTROYS of pre-
pairing for a situation as stenographer
or bookkeeper. Address
d. L. MUssELMAN, Pres't,
Quincy, Illinois.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
,Don4 rebuke Dame Natl

Don't rebuke Dame Nature"
urges the Montezuma Republican.
she has handled the weather OF this
old world for quite a while and has
become quite an expert at the bust.
ness. Last week the farmers were
quite discouraged on account OF the
rain and thought their corn and hay
was surely ruined. But this week we
see what she has done for us. We
heard Of one farmer saying he could
not sleep atuIghts now on account OF
the cracking OF the corn In it's growth.
When old Iowa fails 10 give us a crop
then look out for the rest OF the
states. she has not failed US and
win not
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27

lin comparing the average annual
temperatures OF the past 16 years in
Honolulu, II will be seen the lowest
was 63.07 degrees and the highest
74.49 degrees. The maximum in the
Bame period was 30 degrees and the
minimum was SO degrees. This Is a
remarkable exhibit Of equability OF
temperature. Probably in no other
place under the American flag will be
found 80 little disparity between the
extremes Of heat and cold.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27

1t has developed that DR.. Wash,
ington GIadden--who mas 80 vigor.
ously scored the church for its &C.
ceptance OF tainted" money-and
John ID. Rockefeller we're country boys
together in Tioga county, New York,
attended adjoining district schools,
and frequently met in rival spelling
bees,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27

Talking about the advantages OF
an interurban railway 20 the farmer
who Is lucky enough TO have one come
his way, Joe Trlgg says: THE farmer
OF u proposed trolley line 30 that the
route is diverted to some other local.
ity will live to regret his avarice as
long as he lives. A man Is fool to
turn down such benefit when 1t
comes his way"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-07-27
In the opinion Of the Keosauou,

I'm the opinion OF the Keosauqua
Republican, a newspaper that adyo-
Gates factions and factional disturb
ances In party Is entitled to no more
respect, and is no better in character,
than is the son VINO advocates and
uses his influence to create fractional
disturbances and the disruption OF
the family Of which ne Is memebr.
Both are disgrace TO the household
relationship, be 1t either flial or 20.
liticaI, Of which they are a part.