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New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Tg5sds F1s9 JaIgs rs Il THEODORE Ayers his
FrankIn Place Morristown n, j. Saturday at D. m
GILEs-on Wednesday January 25 1906 Henrietta Peck
wife Of pr j. William Giles Funeral service nom her
6f 5faSs' S foot OF ch''n''F''' la0 p m via N R.
GouLDonosuddenly OF pneumonia, on Tuesday January
Edward s Goud and Mary p 6u Bots Ths funersl s
vices will be held at Trinity Chapel Monday morning
invited to attend.
~ d6 dTs6uFsdqy January 2s 1905 as his resi-
jacob Haise in the ssd Year Of his ass s FuaaTI ss
vice Saturday. January IS. at o'clock
JoSEs-At Jersey CITY wedPssaay January q John
late residence No 70 sip-uve. on Saturday. January
Henry Judson Kngs6ury son Of the late Francis H:
later.
q SS into c Ess5 at n Aea@y n & y
a8 lgo2 GeFo9e G the @ & we and On aSns a1ss 1Rs
Mcclellan. Funeral from her late home. No 40 Wash
o'clock Relatives and friends invited to attend.
MGITRE into test at Albany 1 n Y January
Susan Tracey Rice MeaTe at state Street
Presbyterian Church. Monday. at p. m.
McURDY-At Nassau bahamas, January IS, 1905.
Susan McCurdy. Funeral and interment at Athens.
Penn January 80.
NIyENA the residence & MsleGlm o. L ao Niysn Mont &
his age Funeral services in the First Presbyterian
edn'i train leaving SeI-TofE at 2:i0 D m on D. L W
r. r. Kindly omit flowers
NOTAAN-On Friday 9th inst. residence. Jane
Cone hoffman widow Of the late Peter 4otman. In the
7sth year or her Funeral services will be held az
onGay hs Ggrsh Sfts9noon Gn one 5oh S ns at
Friday JeRgsry % & q leo S. at i the Fesde3se Se
wife OF colonel Frederick Prince OF Hartford Conn
Interment at Geneva, n. Y
RANDoIPH-suddenIy. at his home. No $40 Central
ave Piainheld n. J.. Friday. January q, 1905
Thompson f. F. Randolph. in his ISd year Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
ROGERS-At New-Canaan Conn. THURSDAY January %.
1905 Henry Rogers 66 years. Funeral services
will be held a the Congregational Church. New
Canaan. sunday, January y. al y O'Clock p N.
Carriages in waiting leaving Grand Central Depot
at D. m
RowIAND-In Brooklyn January q, 1905, Elizabeth
FovIand Funeral private Services for relatives Sun
dav afternoon 230 o'clock. az her late residence
No las Henry-st. Burial in Fairfield. Conn.
s1,E5IIE-At Trenton Junction, n J.. on January 26.
Io05 Walton Byles, wife or William Watts
SeIle Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
40 1895 at 1880 a. m Interment az Penn Neck,
y T. at the convenience Of the family
x-.>y I17yr-EcOn Friday January 2T. Cornelius Van
1, a9ed 81 years Funeral from the residence OF his
.Ister Mrs John NJ Maeauley. No. 800 West Ead-ave,
sunday January %. at p. H.
Ar Rutherford, N j.. Wickham Williams.
FEBRUARY 26 Funeral at Grace Church.
Iu7ntber91Srrd Sunday Februazs %. at Train
iaaTas ESrie Railroad. Chambers-st. p m
u,oOr,vv aRD-suddenly pneumonia, Thursday.
,,ar ~ 1908 ct his residence. No 49, West 22dst.
eorT Fvertson Woodward In the 18th year OF his age
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
DON'T FOUL THE UNIFORM.
Take Some Other Name than Cadet for
Degenerates.
To the Editor of The Tribune

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: VIII you kindly permit me to call your
attention to the use of the word cadet and
the expression cadet system" by the newspa-
pers generally in New-York City in designating
a particularly vile class Of degenerates who ply
their mission on the East Side of the City? In
yesterdays Tribune is an article giving some
doings OF these people.
The word cadet is too honorable a title to be
associated with crime. and particularly in our
own country where for more than century 1t
has been associated mainly with the under
graduates of our Military Academy at West
Point and of late years with those of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis 1 know its misuse did
not have its origin in the newspapers, but un-
doubtedly was adopted by the particular GRIM
inals themselves.
In the interest of the many honorable men who
have had the title, well as of the many to
come will it not be practicable for The Tribune
10 start a quiet movement among the newspa-
pers of the city TO put end to the further
misuse OF the word. before this use becomes
more firmly established? The word ''pimp." as
defined in the dictionaries and as generally ac-
cepted is certainly appropriate term for the
wretches referred to- May I ask you to kindly
interest yourself in the matter2 Very truly
yours. AN OLD SOLDIEh
New-York, Jan. %, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule Of closing OF Transpaeihc Mails Is
on OF their uninterrupted over
land transit port sailing The anal connecting mails
REGISTERED Transpa Mails dispatched
D. m previous day) 1t the General PostOace New
HAWAII Japan Korea and Philippine Islands via
san Francisco close at January = Tor dispatch
NsvTZealand Australia (excepr wesO. New-Caledonia.
Samoa Hawaii specially addressed mail for Eli
Islands via san Francisco close at January p
for dispatch per ur the Cunard steamer
earryfn British for NeWZeaiand does not
rive in time with this dispatch extra mails
at 4:3O a m. . a. m and . m-Wih be made up
until the arrival OF the Cunard steaer)
Fiji Islands specially addressed mail tor Australia
and NeW-Caedonla via Vancouver and victoria. . C.
close .. m January > TOR dispatch per a. q
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands san Fralciseo. close
an m for dispatch 8 5. MaEpcSa-
Hawaii francisco. close at D. m February
Japan Korea china and Philippine Islands via Seattle
close at 9 p February FOR dispatch per s. Sht-
Japan Korea China and specially addressed mail Tor
Phippne Islands. VIA Tacoma, close at .. tebru-
arv for dispatch per a s. Peleus.
Japan sxCept Parcels Post Malsl Korea China and
Phipplne Islands Vancouver and Victoria. b G..
al m February IA for dispatch per 5 . EH-
ManchurIa except Newehwang and Port Arthur9 and
NCTF,-Unless othsrws se addressed West Australia -
Europe. NeNEealand Via san Francisco,
and cersaa places IN Chinese province % lunnan
VIA British IHdia-the quickest routes Ehilppinss
At the fore "A rates. Hawaii Ardsd San Fran
s'' WILLIAM r. WILCOX Possuastsr.
Postonce New-York n. T.. January 70, iso1
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

@ks FFltzi sehen is To appear In Vienna next sea
after the engagement that has been arranged for
Aer IN London. Charles b. Dillingham; her man
agsr has accepted an offer from the Tbeater a \
Nlen Vienna. 10 present Miss Scheff in her native
CITY The Vienna managers have expressly stin,,
lated mat she appear in American operetta with
ler american company IN support II was at first
INTENDED that she sing "Girohe-Girofa'' '.Fatin-
10 Sc zlo m 4,nerS OF that ilk but the Vennese want
~ - ~ 81 IIcah production, and suggested that
ne oDeietla De used winch has made the erSaafegt
Several American musical Companies have ,ont. 80 to
iee5 iSlI, e 9-l ms VIII De the first time has
ID AaS yer been made. since the logical selection
Tor Miss SC4l n A5Iely suited for a stellar vehicle
VIII be selected. tune Teller
Miss Trixie Friganza has been engaged nv Usher
q Aegie-d as an important member of their stock
company. The contracts were signed vesterdax, g.,
us executive ofhces at Weber's Music Hall.
'Aines . Metcalfe, dramatic critic OF Life" was
. ~iiea rom the New Lyceum Theatre last night
" :. O'BTien the doorkeeper. is an old friend Of
f' ana they chatted pleasantly as the critic pre-
9eh'ea ms tickets. Then Mr.. MetcaIfe started 20
bag5 s,s me house but the door tender put out his
Hons ls WI attempt 10 enter the Metropolitan opera
Al@~ Erianger entered into contract ves-
'sIoay with George II Cohan. the young comedian
MDo ls presenting his own musical plav T5ttla
.s Jones. at the New-York Theatre 10 write
az" piece for Miss Fay Templeton who IS stiIl
uloeF contract with this firm, which has two
Ia 80 70 run Nj Cohan has contracted not only
muscal score. ''ii0s ana ehufe
o1Uee wallace in the United States Circuit Court
So - uaY granted temporary Injunction re-
.r-IilIg Henry Raeder from presenting ."TT,e
lDeiioot'' light opera by Richard Carrie. Tbs
Re & brought an action 10 recover & 235 1vbics
on erie ~ ne deiendant owed him for royalty
aa s, ne IendeIfoct" and for personal services as
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
ASKS HOOKER INQUIRY.
BAR Association ACTS
Committee to Represent 1t Before
the Legislature.

The Bar Association in its rooms last nirrt
-asoveo tnat the state Bar Associations re-
Dort against JustiSs Hooker required a search
.nr legislative investigation: that IL the investi-
,aton sustained the facts in the report Justice
cooker was untitled TO continue TO hold his Of
fce and that president Root should appoint a
committee 10 3 ppear before the Assembly IN the
case
The resolur ons, which We're introduced by Ed
ward Mitche n, seconded by Paul d. Cravath
snd passed unanimously. follow:
Whereas. "rhis association was created mainly
FOR the pur pose OF maintaining the honor and dig
rty OF the profession of the law" and increasing
AS usefUlne IS in promoting the due administration
GRssove6 That in the opinion OF this association
he facts 50 unanimously found by the grievances
,onmitte 0f the State Bar Association. whose re-
s,gf Wa adopted by the State Bar Association it,
I'D lrire prompt and searching legislative in
Reso fSa That Il; upon such Investigation. such
scts taa2 be established, the conduct OF Mr.. JUS
ICE Iaoker has been of such character to
sffce and sufficient cause exists for his removal
al d legislature Of the State New York or for
lis irnpeachment by the Assembly; further.
resolved. That the president appoint members
Cf ans association who together with the presi-
& frt ~ this association, shall constitute a
-suse duly certified COPY OF these preambles and
-bs Assembly Of the State of New-York. with a
resuectful request tnat he cause The same to be
referred 10 the proper committee FOR action The
apDear in behalf of this association before such
COMMITTEES Of the Assembly. 10 retain counsel. and
rom tine 10 time 10 take such further or other
action IN the foregoing matters as 10 II may seem
reasonable just and proper
IN the absence Of Mr.. Root. Julien T. Davies
presided. The speakers in favor of the resoIu-
lions were Henry !. Stimson, George w. Wick
ersham and Theron G. Strong-an three Repub-
ncans.
Justice Eooker's letter TO the Assembly was
eubmitted al the meeting. as we'll as the State
assocltions report. II was an unusually large
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
AT THE OPERA.

Inc expected happened at the opera last night
Slgnor Caruso did not recover from cold sufi-
clehuy TO sing, no substitute could be found for
MIN IN the opera which had been prepared for per-
formance Verdi's I'm BaIIo in Maschera'0 and
change OF bill had to be made-a very unusual pro-
ceedlns at the Metropolitan. 1t being Mime. Eames's
evening Tosca was repeated. with the redoubtabIe
and ever reliable Mr.. Dppel in the part of the paint
e CaVadarossi The opera received an admirable rep
IseI'aton despite the fact that the charm
ol taruso voice was missing. and If the audience
"hlch was fine in character and large in numbers
iet any disappointment 1t neglected to give utter
ance to 1t in any manner. AS for Mr. DippeI he
Ifted himself another notch in popular admiration
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
FOR SYCAMORE HILL.
Plans Drascn to Improve the Presi-
dents Oyster Bay Home.

Oyster Bay. Long Island. Jan. 27.-It is Thought
probable here that President Roosevelt and his
family VIII arrive at Oyster Bay earlier than usual
next season. New-York architects have drawn
plans for large addition to Mr. Roosevelt.s house
on Sycamore HILL The work win begin soon and
will be pushed rapidly The addition will prove
OF great convenience 10 the family and add much
20 the fine appearance OF the house The yeranda
on, the west side OF the house has recently been
extended five feet and the railing has been re-
moved This is the favorite family resort In the
summer time IT on this Yeranda that Mr.
Roosevelt was informed of his nomination for
President OF the United States.
Some five hundred OF the Presidents neighbors In
Nassau County headed by the Port Washington
band, are arranging TO go TO Washington TO see
him inaugurated They VIII all carry silk umbrellas
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
BROOKLYN EAGLE LUNCHEON.

he - - N'oohiyn Daily Eagle" gave a luncheon 10
Hon.. sD@per friends yesterday afternoon at the
n. -'A , club in Brooklyn. Immediately after
-. -Ileheon the new plant Of The Eagle" was
I.,,a-0 Among those present were William
aas . president; william V. Hester, secretary
= s. uessurer: Il F. Gunnison business ,sra,,e,
e6,o- -T a'ckelway and Gilbert Eyans managing
n 81 oI The Eagle: Colonel c. s. Diehl and
aanie, ie ,Ssil'on OF The Associated Press; J. r
aeEs As@ls-I, 10y Gator OF the Newly City
lelirssse laslons Herman Ridder OF the sStaafs
asnis8r' ss -es = seitz. Of The World; Lindsay
9 '.gbe ~, ne ne sun Mr.. Miles and J. c. Cooke
Aea.V,-t--. t--.cs4l ana t1XpfeEs; T.. p Call az saThe
.ssrrsiI - tColnnlereiai J. W Dodsworth OF The
.l6une - commerce. and H w. Kellogg OF The
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
CLYDE FITcH's NEW PLAY.

Pr lHi TELEGRAPH TO THEiSSRIBUNE.I
,7,f' ,7,,.leslef' Jan 27-cIyde F1tch's new play. The
,bs -, ~ me case with Miss Blanche Walsh IN
So t4oihs role. had its first staging tonight Al
IN, ne Lyceum Theatre II has been said tbs+ ~
rbe rat'eison case furnished the inspiration for
,sr,a[ 7s, Out IN an interview tonight Mr.. Fitch
So. 'Iis' Nevertheless the play unfolds the
PaIfe q murder the, charge being against Julian
tle rros - innocent. The principal witness for
,'E 49, Miss WALSH was repeatedly caIIed befors
No., 1ein and Mr. Fitch was finally forced TO an
80 ne made a br.ef sneecll.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
VEDANTA SOCIETY CELEBRATES.

The Vedanta Society celebrated the tenth ami
versary Of it's founding its rooms. No. 81 West
lst-st, last night. The members Of the
ciety follow the teachings Of Swami Viveka-
nanda who came to this country from India in
1898 to represent the Vedantic philosophy at the
Parliament OF Religions az Chicago. The work
in this city is led by the Swami Abhedananda.
He led the service last night Other speakers were
Professor Herschel G Parker. president Of the We
danta Society; Walter Goodyear, the treasurer;
Cone
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
RUMOR OF RAILROAD MERGER.
Baltimore Report That B. and O., Reading
and Jersey Central May Be Combined.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TR1BUNE.l ]

BY TELEGRAPH TKIBUNE-I
Baltimore Jan. 27.-The friction in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad management, resulting in the
resignation of c. s. Sims, the general manager. and
the expected probable withdrawal Of other officials
was talk in railroad and commercial circles to-
day In connection with the change. it was re-
ported that the Pennsylvania Railroad authorities
are beginning look with suspicion the vigorous
policy OF President Murray in trying to keep that
company distinct from the Pennsylvania, and that
the latter company will eventually put the Balti-
more and Ohio the Reading and the Jersey Central
Ali under one management. and that President Baer
of the Reading viii be put in charge OF the allied
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
EsAOY BECOMES LoRlMER's MANAGER.

Ro.. ----1GHAPH TO TaE TRIBUNE.l
iro '~-- William A. Brady has entered
aoE 49,, Gag contract with Wright Lorimer
St.,, '-4'.Lg an extended engagement In The
y, - A-Ag at the Majestic Theatre whereby
lstters - becomes AR. Lort uer's manager In ali
iatenfi,r - 'el-llg 10 business affairs IL IS the
several ne., 80 bTady 10 present Mr.. Lorimer IN
A.ng" ~ pays ds well IA The Shepherd
L9rlnsev,e| "a 14.iaog viii assume control OF Mr.
ElOod -4--iia GA February l2 hut il is under
King org,tI ~ oe no changes in The Shepherd
Boston ~ t t@'.1loh nor any curtailment OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

TRANSPACIFIC.
CIJBA-Va Port Tampa Fla closes at this ONCE daily
except Thursday, 1880 (the connecting mails
here Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdaysl.
MEXICO CTTY-Overland unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steamer closes this once daily except
Sunday at 80 p. and 1880 p. Sundays at
D. m. and 1880 p m
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post Mails)-By rail
TO North Sidney thence by closes
daily except sunday. at NJ; sunday at $50
o. m Connecting malls close here every Monday.
wednesday ard Saturday.
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes at this office at p m Tuesday By rail 70
office at 1880 m Wednesday
MIQUELON-By rail Boston and thence by steamer.
closes this office daily, except Sunday, az ?.
Sunday $50 ..
BAHAMAS (except Parcels Post Aails)By Miami.
Fla. and thence by steamer, closes at this Oics
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coastl and
GUATEMALA-By rail TO New-OrleaEs, and thence by
steamer closes this Office daily except sunday az
II 80 and 1000 p. Sundays at II p and
t1O:30 2 Connecting mail closes heTe Mondays at
flO.3G D El.l-
steamer closes this Office daily except sunday az
1850 % m. and t10SO p Sundays at II o. and
f1O:3O D. Connecting mall closes here Tuesdays az
f1O;30 p M
thence steamer this office daily, except sun
day. at 31;3O y. m and tIO:3O p sundays at II
D m and f1O;S0 p. connecting mail closes here
PA%ANA and CANAL. ZONE-By rail to NeW-OFieans.
Ia ana thence closes at this Office daily
Sandays ard Mond1 at 3I30 p. m. and 1850
D m sundays at II and f1O:30 ?. m tconnectinS
mall closes here every sunday at f1O:50 p. M
tRegistered Mail closes n D. n. previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
TO DEBATE FOR TRIBUNE GAvELs.
First Interbranoh Y. NJ. c. e. Contest in
BROOKLYN Tonight

The first of the Interbranch Young Mems Chris
tan Association debates for the championship OF
greater New-York and the Tribune trophy will
be held this evening at the Central Branch Young
Mems Christian Association No. J02 Futon-st..
Brooklyn The question Is Resolved. That
favor the Platt bill for the reduction OF Southern
representation in Congress-" Bedford Branch, OF
Brooklyn. will have the affirmative and Central the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Postnmea Nntlce.

rs SShouId be read DAILY by interested changes
VIII coss 35 for me week ending January 2s 1905
NpolPtty IN al casesl the General Postofcs
Parcels Post Malls close earlier
raon usae SHOWN below Parcels Post mails for Ger
Tsr Tr,1y CluSs at o m January % per Chsmnitz
su15y ~ - per s Pennsylvania. and January So per
ton ana mails close Foreign
+bo OF West and Morton Streets hour
time shown below texcept supple
c Alalls LOT Europe and Central America Colon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MAN FROZEN TO BAGGAGE CAR.

Syracuse. Jan. 27.-Michael Conlin. OF Bridgeport.
N Y rode on the front platform OF a baggage car
on the New-Yorlx Central from Utica TO Syracuse
last night The locomotive scooped up its water
supply from the track tank near Rome while in
rapid motion, and deluged Conlin- he was soon
henumbed by the zero temperature and covered
with ice Station employees In this city discovered
him. and cut him from his ice tomb, He was taken
10 a hospital To-day he regained consciousness
and told his story. Physicians say that he may
I.,ro al fnns
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-count Hoyos Washington. FIFTH
AVENUE-Captain Asa F. Fisk Manila HOFF-
MAN-W J. Bryan, Lincoln Neb HOLLAND
Thomas Nelson Page and w. Scott Towers, Wash
Boston, John S. Pllsbury, Minneapolis. MAN
HATTAN-Bishop Talbot Pennsylvania; Captain
c. w Ramsey, L: S. A, and Professor Hugo Mum
sterberg, Cambridge. SAVOY-Angeo Movers
Philadelphia. VICTORIA-GeneraI Samuel Pear
son, Scranton, Penn. WALDoRF-ASTORIA-V
Horn Ely and c. V Goodyear. Buffalo, and D. H
CarstaiEs. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

ouis Via Plymouth and Cherbourg mail for Liverpool
ScOIShd and ireland must be directed "per i = s.
EEouis.): at 7:30 a Complementary a. nj for
TiverDoolp a. %, Oanpane. Via Queenstown and
1oenigin Luise mail directed ''per > 5
Aoehsln Luse); at $3.50 a. for Scotland direct par
aStofa 5 mail must be directed Astaria
land lnail for Belgium must be directed sDer 8 :
Naderland'). ~ . >
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
MRS. FLAoLER's GOWNS BURNED.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Savannah. Ga. Jan. 27.-Two valuable lace gowns
owned by Mrs. II. NJ. F1agler were burned in a.
FIRE in an express Of the Atlantic Coast Line
few miles south OF Savannah to-day. The gowns
had been shipped by Mrs. FlagIer who is at Palm
Beach TO sister in Wilmington. n. c.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washngton. Jan. ~
There has been decided rise IN temperature from the
Mississippi Valley eastward due principally de-
preston that is moving eastward yer Canada It is
central night north Of Lake -4rio. Another high
marked proportions follows this disturbance
the have fallen decidedly from the Dakotas
the upper lake region There been no
precipitation OF consequence except local in the
lake region and in Montana and the North
Pacific States.
Saturday lower region
Northern New-England and the northern and
lake region There will be in the North
west and ths central Rocky Mountain region and showers
in the Gulf States. hurries continue Sunday
the windward shores of Lakes showers
in the East Gulf States
Forecast Special LOcaIities-For the District OF
Columbia and Delaware, fair to-day; Sunday fair and
colder. fresh southwest 10 northwest winds.
For NewJerssy. partly cloudy to-day; Sunday fair
colder. fresh 10 brisk southwest northwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day colder
portion Sunday fair. colder southeast portion
southwest 20 northwest winds.
Eastern New-York partly cloudy to-day. colder in
Interior and night the coast; Sunday fair. brisk
southwest northwest winds.
For New-Engand partly cloudy to-day. probably
brisk possibly high southwest TO northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
BUYS AUDUBON PAINTING.

Lancaster Mass. Jan. 27.-Colonel John L. Thayer
has just purchased from Miss Martha Audubon the
Turkey painting by her grandfather the naturalist
which has been for years in the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, New York. He has presented IL to
the town Of Lancaster for the ornithologicel mu-
scum which he presented to the town last Novem-
ber.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
9NNER FoR Ex,JusTicE FRespMAN.

as, s'eis Of the bar in this city are TO give din
As,os ~ ne evening Of February ] at the Hotel
tssDgrss,s31e ~ Justice Freedman The dinner is IN
Ses tiraoln OF BIS sefvlcs OF thirfy-fve years in
Srpeilor and Supreme courts. "
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
FOUR KILLED IN A COLLISION.

Nashville Jan g7.-Four trainmen were killed
and several persons injured In a collision to-day
between a northbound freight and southbound
passenger train ON the Nashville Chattanooga and
ST. Louis Railroad near Tullahoma. Tenn,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
COLD KEEPs ELIHu ROOF Ar HoME.

Elihu Root, who has been confined to his home
No. % East 69th-st., with severe cold for three
or four days. was said last night 10 be feeling
better. although il may be two or three days more
before he Will venture out.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
JOSEPH RAMSEY, JR., NOT TO RESIGN.

| The rumor that Joseph Ramsey. jr.. would soon
resign the presidency of the Wabash Railroad Com
pany. because OF friction with another ofhclal OF
| the Gould system was positively denied yesterday
by a prominent Gould interest
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest. IL;
average for corresponding date last 2o
sv.raxe for corresponding years
Local forecast Partly cloudy to-day; colder at night
fair Sunday; brisk southwest TO northwest winds