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New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SWINGING TO WINS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: 1t may be of interest to your readers TO
know that I, a supporter of Mr.. Hearst in this
campaign. but a former Tammany voter, have
found a change of sentiment among Hearst
men in favor of Mr. WINS. Four business men who
a week ago talked of supporting Mr. Hearst did
not hesitate to tell yesterday that Tammany'5
action during the last few days in imp9ting anar.
chstIc tendencies to the supporters of Mr. Hearst
had given them food for thought and had caused
them to take neither The devil nor the deep sea,
but to Mr.. WINS, to whom nothing had
been Imputed which would be at variance with his
carrying stable and at the same time honest
government. - n NJ
New-York, Nov I, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

cryssnthernuu show Herald Square Exhibition Hail.
Las, sessions of the general executive COMMITTEES Q,
womans Foreign Missopafy sociey eng taua al
Public by the Probation Commission No i0' East
Meeting is.so Of : Chamber Ga Of Commerce 40 % L
Meeting os board Of managers American Bible Society
Bible House, $50 p m
Sale ., hoxe for Horse Show Madison Square Garden.
Rapid rransl, Commission meeting. 2:3o p.
Laying cornerstone building for Manhattan Eye
Ear Throat Hospital o4th-st' near oo-aSe''
Of Medicine No II West 43d-st. $3.50 p. m
Nes-yofk Baptist Social Unions meeting ano oiiihs'
Hotel Savoy, G:3o p. m
Quarterly meeting American Institute No. ~ west
4sth-st.. S p m-
Meeting Of Builders Mutual Association Tux
eco HaIi 59ih-st. and Madison-ave. s p m
Free day museums Of Art and Natural History
Board free lectures p HDPuelr sSnoSi
No l4lstst and Edeseom6e 3asra5es1 Da PUB
Ne school No ~ Hubert ana tISutrated, Public
ab, AsTy atehsSek II snd st Leslie
Wills spragne George Eo, and the Enkifelsa 4ots.sf
ses it.sxes' DR. Theron " Kmer The Treatment
e. such ssro M Apofi aysecai Attacks
posons' dliustratedl: Public sehoe WI..Ie9 Wi
Industrio Life fiTemakiag Peters sss wsa'lns hss
sh1ssa saes a:s fa9a Ena sfaSHi Psddocs sfsT
the Balkans usr9tedl& & pp1' Ssn3Si sso1th 10 Con- s
Pnblc sehoo! lso lllth-s1 between Tb. 5ts
Psnams Is"Gs eana aTs4 Alliance
ssst Bqsasag and 81 Ess a Ro sss
rossst Duncan sp9esa ''ng5es,om Slesaa
Road and seRsaS-sre a Thomas whitney sTEssts
S Ia.iie sehss yt Nj ie niusrsieG
Pua.ic school Ne a. l47h-st and So Anns,ass: .-n
c.o He Henry diusraaa Il er.P5c pubic scho
st',ave and lstht sariei e. @
AsSaIdeI-aye and Naa.F. MsF Gus
toms uilns,rstedn-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02


gS :. INTO n ess W ia
service ST. Pauls Church Thursday afternoon At
$3.50. Please omit flowers
BYRNE-Major John Byrns. st tho residence Of James
CLARKE orsksr Eidss Eoamop ra.y enx r0 a. IL
osioek. otdH A''
Of @ sssgd na 4 HEuis:ss s:s q:
bank November 1906 the following resolutions were
has PLEASED sna asy ns sd TO as6p Gm
marked ability nj in TIN as as mt s S Of
Resoved That the me5ers record their
,r .rsoh as ai loss loss IN @
friend wise counsellor and be II further ,s
ns family Of gr 9Sas n s s an
G6 sorrow sdSt and that in body
I. :: bR6XaoSD. bR6EaRS; o'''''''''-
re.ssnes Yet DI.. c09 Widow On q 9'sD tie
late Israel Holmes Funeral st p M SIoas' S0'e"-
AM faSss mh%. Wife Of
the s,s late ssaeaoe g. No and loo North
N ..1es On and yenas are invited kindly
omit sn flowers e 'a -''
wan Nsvs%ssF sssIoI sss 1sSs rossRss sssR1:;
Eo%e: EaSsrnsele broadway 56tst on Friday at II
q mi TnterInent at Mahwah. N J.
M0nclair air Ss j. vssP Metco Of nsa1
hereafter
.--ro,- A. wtesbaden Germany, September 3, Helena
Sr Of Alfred L. Seton. in her i9tn year ieer
Snt e. AZ Trinity Cemetery on Friday November D. a.
1870 a. m
- TON On tenth month. 81st at her late residence
Iltin o. ave Mount Vernon In her SD year Mary
I SoI T,dow of benjamin W. Tfton and daughter OK
EaAei' Iti "a Mary c, Baker. Funeral private.
-,,,rz, November T. short illness. Julia E. wife
" i-Igere White daughter OF James l. MatRins
D residence No 70 south Wasnns-
Tarrvtown N Y. on Friday, November 81 az
oan m Trains leave Grand Central STATION i;Vo and
IJ3 I'D y m Kindly omit flowers
,-->-cco, Tuesday October 81. Thomas Youngs. in
of Funeral from Snrist Churcn.
tne 1'tt t7ev on Friday November ., at lo:S0 g. M
In Memoriam.
,.o>, ,e1s-1aoo In loving and tender remembrance
s1-ototb Cady stanton. whose nobility OF character
OF hunoan sympathy endeared her for more than
ana Hion 10 ali wonfnknd Laid to rest OCTOBER 80
1902
CEMETERIES.
TEE vooDLAwN CEMETERY
,u- accessible. by Harlem trains from Grand
Is .aI S+afIou webster and Jerome avenue troieys
Cel.'ist -, carriage Lots s125 Telephone (asSs
rarcv1 anu ~ for Book of Views or repTeseltatiFe'
once 20 East 2srd St. N 4 Gi's'
UNDERTAKES.
rpsNK T. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West zsd 81
-. O. Starhen Merritt Enbg Inst Tel lSzs Cneisea-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
l. 3. CRANES TRIBUTE TO WINS.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: 1 have known Mr.. WINS for more than
twenty-three years. and a more honorable upright
sterling and fearless does not live He is thor
oughly posted on ali the affairs of city government
capable beyond question, firm as an independent,
and no could influence him against what ne
believes TO be tust and righteous. II the RepuD-
licans viii stick him there is no doubt OF his
election. LEROY IL. CRANE.
NeW-York Oct 2s 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
FUNERAL CHAPEL DEDICATED.
Ministers Attend Opening Of Miniature
Church in West 23d-st.

A funeral chapel of the Frank E. Campbell Com
many at No. 241 West 23d-st. dedicated last
night by the Rev DR.. David Burrell, of the Marble
Collegiate Church; the Rev DR.. Charles L. Good
ell, of the Calvary Methodist Episeopai Church OF
of Brooklyn. -
The chapel is practically n miniature church 1t
was designed and erected for the benefit of friends
of those who die suddenly at or in New York
civ 1t has stained glass windows, q large ppo
organ, mahogany pews seating 265. with camp
chairs seating nearly two hundred more.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
pa<sPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

Tho schedule Of closing Of Tanspacino Mails IS ar,
s1 M The presumption OF their uninterrupted overian
IsJt - nort Of sailing The FINAL connecting nail
s+ Rsrfsered Transpacifc Mails dispatched VIA Van-
.r Victoria Tacoma Seattle. whicN close m
revta,z day5 close the General Postonice Ne-foFk
ss Australia Except west) and New Caledonia
s-a-a,1Fer 4 for dispatch 8 Moana
rrsf, Tapan Korea China and Phtppine ISLANDS VIA
eH t-ranc{sco close November 10 Tor DIS
paeh kores K China Philippine Islands specialf,
only) Tacoma. close ar p M Noysrn-
Ssrf ~ Tor dispatch per 8. s. Tyesus
asi and MaTquesas Islands via san Franeiseo eioss
Australia fexcept Wesr1. New Caledonia
New J5avai and Fiji Islands, via san Francisco
samoa, n n m November 1s FOR dispatch per S
a ~ the cunard steamer carrying the British
Kew Zealand does not arrive in time 70
@ NJ. 3tb mis- dispatch extra rnails-cicsing ESQ
H. ~ q o. nn.-vti be made and forwarded unit
e. 60 s.--stvsl of the Cunard steamer.
fsrcept Parces-Post Nails. China sr{
@bst,nIre islands Vancouver and Victoria, B. O.
ff5ss ~ o D m. November q for dispatch per . 9
,sa5asnris Except Muden Nswchwang Port Arthus
and Eastern Siberia s az present forwarded via Russa
Forwarded Europe. New Zealand via San Franc.son
ana certain the Chinese Province Yunna1
via british Indfa-ths quickest Philippines
cially ''vta Europe fully
al the foreign rates. Hawaii IS forwarded via Sal
Francisco exclusively Parcels-Post Mails for Ne1
Zealand and Australia Qnciuding West Austrsia) Al
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively,
WILLIAM r WILCOX PosemaseuG
Hossotncs Ssr-Sork. ~ T.. oetoesr p. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
J. T. MANSON FOR EQUITABLE DIRECTOR

New-Hayen. Conn, Nov. Policy holders Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society In this city re-
ceived to-day circular from the trustees asking
for an expression OF preference concerning the d.
rectors to be elected in December. 1t Is learned
that q majority OF the New-Haven policyhoIders
will unite in naming John T. Manson, of this city
for the Connecticut dictatorship Mr.. Manson is
president of the Yale National Bank and has large
interests here. The poicyholders also have the
option Of referring the matter back to ths
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

ror the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
have been keep DAILY and
bos,. LlBuNE on file in the reading rooms OF the
LoNDoN-Hotel Victoria, Savoy Hotel Ths IAngAar
hotel Carlton Hotel C1arIdgo's Hotel Hotel Met
,ropoe Midland Grand Hotel. The Howard Hctsl.
x-, wood; Hotel Russell.
NGLAND--Adelphi Hotel Liverpool; Midland Hotel
Bradford: Hotel Wellington Tunbritse wells: Mid
Iano hotel Morecarnbe Bay: Midland Hotel. DsrbyI
sCoIIAND-St. Enoch Hotel. Glasgow; Station Hotel,
a3syr. station Hotel Dumfries.
S!sRALTAR-Hote Cecil.
PARIs-Hote Chatham. Hotel de Lille =, dAIeion Grand
Hotel du Palais. Hotal st. James and Albany Hotsi
Regina. Hotel Montana
6EIGIuMmIe n 1 Grand Hots Brussels; Hossi Kurs.a y
HoLLAND-Hotel des hides. Tho Hsxus; KursaaL
Schevenlngen
GERMANY-Nassa Hotel. wIesbadsn; -Four Sea-
sons Hotel Munich; Hotel Bellevue Dresden; Hotel
kaiserhof. Berlin: Hotel -Four Seasons WiesoAdsnt
Nuelen's Hotel. Afx-la-Chapele: Hotel Messrnsr,
Kaiserhof. wIesbaden: Hotel Kaiserhof wiidun gen
Bad Hotel de Russie. Kissingen Bad Hotel Victoria
perial Hotel, FranCtort-on-Mair: Hotel Prinz Carl
Heidelberg Hotel National, Strassburg Hotel Hohen
zolern, Nauheim- Bad: Hotel Continental. Munich;
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND-HoteI Bristol Vienna:
Grand Hotel Hungaria Budapest: Hotel Baur au
Lac. Zurich Hotel Savoy and West End. Carlsbad.
Hotel Victoria Interaken Hotel Euler. Bssle; Hotel
National. Carlsbad Grand, Lausanne: Hotel de Ia
Hotel. yevey: Rugen Hotel rungfraubck. InterlAksni
Hotel National, Luosrne: Hotel Bernsrhof, Bernsi
Grand Hotel. Ingano; Hotel krrsaai' Malo1a Ed
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-GranG Hotel, yeniceE
Grand Hotel Rome; Eden Palace Genoai Grand Hotel
Qurinal Rome: Hotel panieh. Venice; Hotel as =
Vile Milan Hotel de la Vile. Florence urend Ho,ei
Florence: Savoy Hotel. Florence: Grand Hotel, ALI
es-Bains: Hotel Louvre and SAVOY AixIss-Baina
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
PRONUNCIATION OF WHITES NAME

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: VIII you kindly print the correct pronun-
citation OF the name Witte, the Russian countf
J. H. 3.
New-York, Oct. 81, 1905.
In the New International Encyclopedia the
name is pronounced Vit-te (short e..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-E. Mayor des Planches, Italian
Ambassador the United states WaShlng Ton; PIo-
II W Hovey. L. S A EoI.ANPFuRSbeTBt La F-ds, Bres. A
den MANHATTAN.-E R. Thomas; SIaar. Baffaio aF 10
Stcbisan Topeba ard santa Fe Hallway. Chicago
paPK avFST+E-Rear Admiral MCGOWAN. u. S. \.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
M LoUeET AGAIN AT PARIS.

Paris Nov. 1-Presdent Loubet returned here
to-day from his visit to Spain and Portugal. and
received q nota BILE welcome with military honors
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
HENRIK lBsEN UNABLE TO MOVE

f-onep ha gen Nov. Henrik Ibsen, the Norwe-
.o drarattst is said be suffering from artarial
scIerosis He is very feeble and unable 70 move
but is mentally bright.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
UNION LEAGUE INVITES Mr.. WINS.

The Union League Club last night invited Mr.
WINS to speak at a meeting in the club hall Sat
uriay afternoon Mr.. WINS has accepted
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Wednesday afternoon. November
l. Third Presbyterian Church, Newark, N j., by
the Frederick Woloott Jackson, assisted by the
Rev Robert In.lis, Edith Atlee second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Philip n. Jackson. to Thatcher NJ
Adams jr.
LORD-BARKER-On October So 1905 at Grace Church,
by the Rev Morgan Dix. D. D.. assisted by this Row
Ernest NJ Stires. D. d. Lillian Lee. daughter OF the
Fordyce Barker and Franklin Butler Lord, 1r.
QUINCY-HONEY-On inst, the chantry Of
Grace Church, in this city, by the Rev Joseph Rush
D. d. assistant OF the Church Of Zion and
Timothy Of this city, Josiah Quincy. Of Boston,
Mass. Mary, only daughter OF Samuel Robertson
Honey, Esq. OF Newport, r. I.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Highest temperature yesterday a2 degrees lowest ~
a AZ average for corresponding date last year ~;
-. Co. co-re.noadluz date twenty-five ysarr ~
averase Tasy fair somewhat COLDER Fri.
.aX Sair. diminishing noTthwssteE1y WINDS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
r.,,,r,e snb.crip,isn Rates.

n,y., TBrBIJNE Will sent by mall TO address. In
ana soCfess cDahSei IA c-teo
SnSscrptions be given TO your regular dealer
convenient ildnG taern N
THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. esIts ,rpI tUrsL..fTy D"' esnts
WEEK We. LY FARMER 2 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
SpeciaL Notices.

A.-A.-
caswELL, MASSEY s. cos
CPEAM OF CUCUM y EEeS
for the
,>,MEDIATE MENT
In Appearance
and Texture OF the Skin.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Klaw & Erlanger's latest Drury Lane spectacular
production 1.-The White Cat" will be given it's
premiere at the New-Amsterdnm Theatre tonight.
This is the largest of the series of spectaces
Hlaw & Erlanger inaugurated, with 1.-The Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast" at the Broadway Theatre,
four Years
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Yale football team and associates have en-
gaged $50 seats for Joseph Cawthorn's performance
of ''Fritz in Tammany Halr' at the Herald Square
Theatre Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates
nv EARLY GAIL TRAIN
w.. -.,.s fn the United States Canada Ind Mexico
fot 81 P1. ~ m. Boroagns OF Manhattan and The
0ctElIe a. S,.o "a C1,ba Porto Rico, Hawaii and
aiinynes without extra expense Tor foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
saIrs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TpsNsPACIFIC-

daV to ports Of sailing The CoNNECTISG malls Gloss
a. tba General postoffice, New-Tork. Es followst
cTfsA via Port Tampa. az 81 90 n Mondey Weonss.
dsv ana Saturday. (Also from NeW-IcFk. TnarsdAS
ana earu above)-
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parceisrposs Mangs .s "
Nnr4b svdnev eft o Monday, wednesday and saE"
urdav 5aiso occasionally from Neu-fork and Phils-
ufo1EIoN via Boston and North Sydney az SO ne
JAMAICA Via Boston. at D. m Tuesday: Wis Pntla-
ds1nbIe at wednesday. tAlso nom News
York on Saturdav-see sooVe)
via Neyy-Ore3ns, s10-50 .. Monday.
SaiIines from New-orleans may be irregular on ao-
sfTC Gognt or CRY overland .. and 1870
daiIv except sunday: sunday at D. m and loao D. m
TICsSDTPAS. HONDURAS (East COAST and
6 1lY4 aT1-ns Ala Via Mobile. at s103 Monday
1Sse Cast OF Honduras Is dispatched from NewYorh
via Panama-see aoovel: a, ,,.x,- -. ,,o M
safI Cegt Coast OF Nicaragua IS dispatched from
New-York via Psnama-see aooVs'. salinss frofs
,oetered o Mail for overland dispatches closes at
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

80, ,,scTfbers in Nee-york City TO The DAILY and
elA,. viii charged one cent copy eAsfA
iN Ifi-n In ndduon % the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Special Notices.
Foreign Rntss

Foreign Rites.
points and all IN Universal
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fol-
lovvfn1 rate
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Died..

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii bs
republished Tho Tn-Weekly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC.

rTJT-RSDAY CO-At q. m. for Cuba. Yucatan anu
Canpeche per g Seguranca faso other parts OF Mex
leo When SPECIALLY addressed steamer: at IL
Especially addressed only. per g. ssneea-
via TaInpico - <,.-....- q, On - ~ %.
bananas, per s. Santiago (also santiago when 1pe-
cIay addressed FOR this steamer: at 12:SO m Sup
Elementary 130 D. M for St Thomas 81 CIos1 n1 -
ward and Wndward Islands and Guiana. per
Parma dncluding Barbados when specially aoars">o
sATJ-RDAY 14J~-At a. m Brazil, Argentine. Ura-
e,ay and Paraguay per Syracuse. via Psrnaroroc
rio Janeiro Santos (whsn specially addressed 1oH
this steamer: at a. FOR Brazil per 9 - I, 65r,n.
Northern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay ana rsdnSuaS
when specially addressed for this steamer; az $50
m Complementary 0.S0 9. m Tor curacao ano Sen-
ezueia per 8 Maracaibo (also Coionbie Via Cufa..
Gao when specially addressed for this steaInsri AZ
a. m for Porto Rico. g Ponce via ea1 J2an:
at 10 a. Cuba per e s. Monterey, wa aasa
addTssssd me- 9sapSisenary oPgs 2so p
Departuents per 8. Alleghany talso costa hloa va
Inon when specially addressed for this steaInerl a.
bnco Rio janero and dnciuding Northern Brazil
ArrentIne Uruguay and Paraguay When speciaIAS NJ
dressed for this stean1ert. 4, .xn,,,-- .. -.
NOTICF-Ffve per half ounce N 20 -
gegIar hostage be prepaid on sl letters
Nv the Supplementary Mails. and letters ~
the drops marked Letters for Foreign CounlIss
nar-tCuIar be so forwardod Vness euca
edaitIonal postage fully prepaid thsrson py Stamps
iaTs OF the American English and French s.same.si
Whenever sailings occur az a m o. aa,eal 80
late mail may deposited II the mail & po1es on -
niers Of the German Lines sailing from Hoooksn SUP
piensntsry mail for Island and Don1inean ase-
RpnbiJc iz also opened the Clyde Line Pisr. Ins
mails the piers open one nour an +,,.s
Sniy regular postage Gettsrs cents naH ounce1 ie
TeGlired on articles mailed the piers OF te Asr,
double postage Qetters 10 cents half ounce On onss
lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
PostofYice Notice.
DAILY by all Interested ~ changes

Should b. read DAILY by all Interested ~ changes
at timeB ...x
Foreign mails week ending November = ipes
will (promptly at the General POST
follows: Registered and PsrcelsPost Malls close
q Postoffce earlier than closine
time below. Parceis-Post Malls for Gernany
close D. October 80 and November g.
ParceisFost Malls for Great Britain and Ireland Az
dispatched by the White Star Line on WednesdeIs and
by the American Line Saturdays An adoitionei
dispatch Is made by tho cunard Line when Sunsrd @
steamer sails Saturday later than the American Inns
the day. The Parcels-Pos. Malls close
9arceIspost Mail and Great Britain and
ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary malls Gloss a. forexn
Station West ard Morton Sreets) half bcuf
closing time below texcept that supple
Mails Europe and for Central America yfn
Colon, close hour later at Foreign Station.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY Cat N. for France. switzerland.
Italy. Spain Portugal. Turkey Egypt; Greece , ana
British India. per La Lorraine Via Havrs Uso
other parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY t4)-At 4. for Europe per = New
York via Plymouth and Cherbours Qncludtng Liver
pool Scotland ireland South Africa when specially
this steamer); at 30 a. m for Europe,
per Lucanis. via Queenstown and Liverpool; at
$50 a Belgium Parcels-Post Mails). per s. s.
regular mail for Belgium when specially
addressed for this steamer); at $50 a. m FOR Italy
direct Especially addressed ony). Necksr: at
s3O a italy direct Especially addressed oniy1:
per Cretic: at 1870 a. for Scotland dirscs
Especially addressed onyj. per e. q Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
be republished In the Tr-Weskiy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
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TIE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

,r s..as.tbt. BY Harlem trains from Grand
1ai Is station and Jerome avenue troHsys
CeiiIraA a. Scarriaee Lots s125 Telephone (asSs
anu py T2ook OF Views representative
Gfahie1' once 20 East gard St. N z City.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
rNDERTAEERS.

x-,.~U r. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d 81
=, Starhen Merritt Enb'g Inst Tel 1874 Cneisea-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02
A FUSION OF THE PEOPLE.

He has created 4 fusion Of the people Of the city
Of New-York of all parties sets. creeds. colors and
conditions II 90 not mistake the signs of the
times they have determined on this one issue at
least to take their government into their own
hands, and send these little gentlemen to the rear
Now. how has Mr.. Jerome done this? How has
this wonderful change come about? Two weeks ago
everybody was in despair. They said he had no
chance-no chance whatever-and now we hear that
the betting stalking; their money Jerome
How they can tell never could ind out, but they
usually right
three or four votes to any one for anybody else.
Now. how has he doEe it? Why, IL is very greatly
the charm and fascination of his character, the
admiration of the people for the honest man; the
applause of the whole city for the incorruptIble
man; the splendid spectacle that he presented the
brilliant courageous chiyalric man Jerome against
New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

Travellers who arrived from Bremen last night
IN the Kaiser Wilhelm II were;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-19
PENoBscoT.
ETNA.

Frank Wiggin of Lewiston was ir
town recently and purchased two fine
horses.
II. a. Friend recently moved Il barr
from his fathers place to his.
The public examination was held
Saturday. April Is. in District No. ?.
Henry Simpson has been putting Z
hardwood floor in his house and max
ing some other repairs.
Schuyler Friend has returned t6
Massachusetts. after spending the win.
ter with his aged parents. His mother
died q short time ago and his father is
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Hammond arrived
i'm town Il short time ago from Cali
forlia. They are an elderly couple
and intend to make their home for the
present " it'll their niece, Mrs. II. Pres
colt.
Mir. and Mrs. G.. A. Sanborn were in
town, Saturday, ut his fathers, J. A
SaHbOrn, who has been very i'll. Mr.
Sanborn is comfortable at present.
John Sanborn from Plymouth was al
his fathers, J. A. Sanborn, Sunday.
Bert Fogg from Fittsfield was in
town AT his fathers. Stillman FOgg
Saturday. returning to Pittsfield, sun
day night.