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New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

C Carter. All Souls Church. 4thave.
and 20th-st., 10 a.
A meeting Of Society OF the Junior Sons and
Daughters OF the Revolution, home Of Mrs John h
Abeel No 14s West T3d-st. 1880 a
of New-York Council Of the sequoya League
Library Room, American Museum OF Natural History,
West T1th-st, $50 m.
Miss scheffer The Dutch Stage" League for Political
Education No. 2S West 44th-st., II a
Meeting Shut-In Society Memorial Church,
West 43d-st., Ii a. m
West End Presbyterian Church reception Rev A
Edwin Keigwn. 105th-st and Amsterdam ave. even
ing
Review Of the 7th Regiment, evening
Review 4 the 9th Regiment, evening
University Alumni dinner, University Club.
evening
Illustrated lecture by Thomas With General
KUropatktn in Manchuria,' City Club. . p. m
Twelfth annual entertainment reception OF the Hell
Gate Republican Club Terrace Garden. evening
Entertainment fund OF the War veter
Sons Association, Decorior Hall. NO SIS
Gates-ave, Brooklyn, S:15
Free lectures of Board of Education ?: m.-wad-
leigh High School. 115th-st between 7th and ath
aves.. Professor Jerome H. Raymond, "London: I'm
peralism and Progressivisn'' illustrated; Public
School No. 5. l41st-st and EdEecombe-avs. Miss
and customs diustrated) Public School No 40 No.
32D East 20th-st-. Gerhardt c. Mars Cairo dllus
trated) Public school No 1877 St. Ncholas-ave. and
127th-st., Frank L. Blanchard, Wonders OF New
and Rivngtou sts., William Noyes. japan; lnstt-
tute Hall No 21S 1O6th-st, DR.. Henry W.
Elson, The Mexican War and What It Meant
0iustratsd); Side Auditorium. No BIS West
57th-st. Miss Florence A Blanchard, Morocco
illustrated; Public School No. 16etf-st; and 3D.
Charles II. GOvan The Lie OF SlE waiter
ave city Island. w Hinton White, Australia as It
Was illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
COOL IN THEATRE FIRE.
Manager Gets audience Out Quietly
While Orchestra PIays.

fire in the Newark Theatre. in Narket-st
last night. at a crowded performance was happily
without disastrous results. owing to the presence
of mind OF two The play Way Down
East" by the William A. Brady company. Toward
the close of the first act, E. l. Pepper. the head
usher, detected smoke lie opened a door into the
cellar and found it full of smoke He closed the
door and FASTENED TO Manager Lee Ottolengui
who. when told of the fire. to the stage and
ment. William Lavery who is in the wings with
extinguishers every night. Ottoengui and Lavery
then took extinguishers and found that the dry
wooden beams under the main entrance TO the
ioboy were in a blaze. The extinguishers
turned ons.but the chemicals had effect. Lavery
sala that the reason that the fire
electrical one and that he would have 10 send in
an alarm. The manager requested that he be
given time 10 clear the house
Ottoiengui back through the cellar to the
stage and found that the act had only minute
10 run He waited while the curtain regularly
run down. When this was done he stepped out
10 the foothghts and addressed the audience in
Iew quiet words He said that the odor Of smoke
had been made perceptible but that there was no
Posslple danger. He had decided. however, that 1t
was peter that the audience should retire. and he
as tnere was not the least reason for excitement.
ne audlence rose and began TO move out with
ouI ruSh put with suppressed excitement Before
HuhuIed persons had passed into the foyer q
male voice in the gallery shouted, Where is the
smoke This caused excitement Several women
SSCIedned ana one woman tainted But the men
Kept cool. and there was no crush except among
the occupants OF the gallery who fell over one an
otheI IN their eagerness 10 reach the exit Two
the engines dashed up Their appearance created
considerable excitement While the audience was
piayed Ihe performance was not resumed, though
the names were soon extinguished-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
DIR. WALSH THE NAN HURT
Professor at n. Y. Polytechnic IN
WhitesbOro Wreck.

In the list Of persons injured in the wreck on the
r-s,,Yorx Central a WhtesborO on February
-, an exnloding boiler appeared Dr. Walsh, of this
civ He was said to have received severe scalp
y,o,,nd and 10 be suffering severely from shock
AZ the initials Of the injured physician were not
learned at the time Of the accident II dio not De
ar,a generally known until yesterday that the
t.,-sioian was DR. James J. Walsh a professor IN
Is ~ Se1york Polytechnic Medical School and Hos
pitaI and an especially wen known H'e1io3i pi'c-
fitouer. a.,,,,ora5 a lact,,ra AZ the
r he of fhe members of the Catholic Summer
EIbnni held at the Waldorf, and on Mednesday
SGIIere at Madison. N D. ,, - l.,
TSTesy,eb he still shows signs Of having been IN
- iSSx1itesboro wreck the wound which ne re-
ai,,ed IN the forehead has left scar ne Is no"
ME 70 attend the many cans on ms serxIces
So.S fyiends of DR. Walsh conmented yesterday
on his good luck He had more thrlling expert ~
on his vears ago than he had in the Whitesboro
@ slss White in the South lightning struck house
~ .bich DR. Walsh and some men were, and killed
- &c ~ the occupants of the house.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

Irish peerage In the House of Lords is National
st But there is Irish peer of the realm is
en- ardent Home Ruler-lamely. Lord Emily. who
formerly belonged to the Unionst party. from
which he seeded. There are some who insist that
his desertion OF the Unionst for the Nation
alist camp was due 10 disappointed ambition. He
acted as Gentleman Usher TO Earl Spencer when
the latter Viceroy of ireland. and after
ward was State Steward TO Earl Cowper when
the latter reigned as Lord Lieutenant at Dublin
Castle On these slender political services OF a
more or less honorary character he is said TO have
based vain hopes of advancement in rank and in
office.
AS the government of the day did not see it's
way to satisfy his aspirations. he one morning an
nounced that he had espoused the Home Rule
cause and when he found that his political conver
sion attracted too little attention he proceeded TO
oellVer himself OF series OF political speeches OF
the LORD Chancellor Of Ireland availed himself of
his prerogative to remove Lord Emly's from
the list OF deputy Heutenants and justices of the
peace in the County of Limerick. The only other
instance In modern times of a peer having been
subjected TO measures of this kind the part of
the government is that OF the late Lord Rossmore
VINO incurred the anger of the government of the
day In a similar manner
Lord Emily is half French. his mother having
been daughter of the late Comte de Montigny
and from her he has inherited a chateau and an
estate in France. His appearance is that rather
of foreigner than of a Britisher Irishmen.
He Is tall, dark and clean shaven. and both in
his manner and speech betrays his largely foreign
education. His father raised TO the peerage
as Lord Emily for valuable services in Parliament
and in the administration during a quarter of
century. having held in turn the Offices of Post
master General and of Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies.
II is only fair to Lord Emily to state that. while
ne is not very popular in the House Of Lords, he
is greatly liked by the masses in the South of
land. where he is at the head of organization
known as the Land and Labor Association. He
has a beautiful country place the banks of the
Shannon. and, thanks to his exertions as a mem
Der of the County Council. the system of giving
the contracts for the repair OF the roads directly
to the laborers instead of the farmers middle
men was established. Limerick ia the only county
in Ireland where the system prevails over all the
roads. The fight for direct labor was long one
and to celebrate it's victory the laborers of the
county presented Lord Emily, whose patronymic Is
NTonsell. with magnificent silver mounted black
thorn shalah.
MARoUISE DE FONTBNoY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe5ciaI Record and Forecast-washington Feb. 1s-
barometrc disturbance Of considerable extent covers
the region with lowest pressure north OF Lake
Superior and second disturbance is central on the
Pacific Coast The area high that occupied
the lower Valley Wednesday evening is passing
of TO sea the Carolina Coast
With the exception Of the Pacific Coast and southern
plateau region weather has prevailed in all dis
tricts been decided reaction from the cold
OF wednesday in Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
the lake region In these districts the temperatures have
risen from degrees In the last twenty-four
hours There has less decided rise in At
lantic districts. In Montana and the Dakotas
the temperature fallen ten to twelve degrees. but
remains eighteen twenty degrees above zero
For Friday rain Is indicated the Gulf and South
Atlantic states in the lake region and north
ern portion Of Middle Atlantic States The tenn
perature will rise in Valley the eastern portion
Of the lake region New-England and the Middle and
South Atlantic states. and It will be colder in the
upper Mississippi Valley the upper Missouri Valley and
the northwest portion the lake region The temperature
in the Ice bound river north central districts
will go above thrty-two Friday. there
is no immediate prospect Of breakup Moderate tenn
peratures will prevail Saturday in Atlantic Coast dis
trcts colder weather from the Mississippi Valley
westward to Rocky Mountain region There will be
rain IN the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
TIE winds along the Middle Atlantic and New-Engand
Will be fresh to brisk southwest on the South
Atlantic fresh southwest increasing and
over Lake Michigan brisk northwest.
Steamers departing Friday for European ports will
have fresh southwest and fair weather to the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcalites.-For Eastern Penn
sylvania Delaware, partly cloudy to-day with
in north portion; Saturday unsettled increasing
southwest winds. becoming northwest.
For New-Engiand. fair and warmer. except
northwest sron to-day; Saturday fair in south. snow in
north portion: brisk southwest winds
For NewYor. in the interior. fair the
coast warmer to-day Saturday fair; fresh TO brisk
southwest winds.
For Ne~-Jersey. fair and to-day; Saturday
For the District Of Columbia partly cloudy and
to-day light rain tonight followed by fair sat
urdsy; fresh south winds becoming west
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-4ork,
srov or rain and warmer to-day; saturday snow and
colder: fresh 70 brisk 10 northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

@ % Fs65ay Ts T. s.B Kim I Randa al aE q
$50
BRYANT-winiam G. BRYANT, publisher O The Brook
funeral services St. johns NJ E, Church Bedford
Tusy aHs aTa r. HntsPsnt at eon7snleace q an
I!g 5.a his Fssas1se rsB Sa ' .: ssa etss &
in the 7sh year Of 5 his age 5uaTal a59 5Fs T @ ss
Friday morning. February H. at 10 o'clock
cIARK-At Montclar \ J. on Fs6rgaTy Is 1906 at
y j.. Mary Ann Clark aged 90 years Funeral private.
CoPLEY-Charss ], in the 555h year Of his age. on
"Wednesday. February i? Funeral On ss5uTsay 93 the
Road fSSa as ss5eton, 0 81 Staten 4ta I fs:and
crRR1ER-on February 10. Elizabeth widow Of the
later Denver and Boston papers please copy,
95 Rs@ B MSe.:r d E Fogs Tsday aged f Is
years. Notice OF funeral hereafter
EMBLER-on February 16 at her residence in this city
Hannah Elizabeth Van keeck wife Of The late Moses
aFT5Saii at Walden. n'-iS.' 4 7 ''
GANDoLFo-E- E, Gandolfo. architect of Nsw-York
S at Atlantic City. n J.
oERBERrA Orange FEBRUARY 1s Peter sEa.5s: Ger:
No s2s Main-st on sunday, February 10 at ?. m
KELLoGG-on Wednesday February Is, after lingering
n Kelioeg and Eliza Mcintosh kellogg in the 27ta
year Funeral from residence q his father
ing Inc. February IL at $50 O'Clock.
LocK-on Wednesday. February Is 1905 at $50 o., m.
tborv-ave New~York city. Funeral services at her
late residence Friday evening at S;15- Interment
Saturday morning at 1913 at the White Plains Rural
Cemetery.
oINEY-On Thursday morning, February l6 1908 Ce
celia NJ Olney. widow Of IA Fayette Olney, IN the
10TH year her age. Relatives and friends are in
vted 10 funeral services at her late resi-
dence No 13O West 130th-st-. Saturday morning.
February IS 1905. at 1880 O'Clock
scHAUFFLER-At Cleveland. Ohio February Is. 1908.
the Rev Henry Albert SChaufher. u. D, in his 6sth
year Funeral Friday. February L. 1893. at p m. in
Cleveland
sRfEDRERG-On February 16 her residence Flushing,
n Y Alice. daughter Of the late Francis r THlou
and widow OF Oscar Smedberg Funeral al St Georges
Church Flushing at ll;45 a m, saturday req
ruary Is Interment private
STEVENSON Thursday. February ls 1905 Eugene
Roiaz son of the Byam Ksrby ana Frances Gal
latin Stevens In the 6sth of hts age Funeral
from his late residence No. 80 West SSth-st, on
Saturday. February Is.
IvT4ITEHEAD-At Morrstewn. y. j. February Il. 1909,
Funeral services Will De hed IN FIRST
presbvteran Church. Morristo~n, Friday. tfth at
=, n, The members OF the New-Jersey Society ~ the
e Revolution inNltea 10 attend
~ frneraI OF the President Hon. John Whitehead
tbs Eirst PRESBYTERIAN Church MorTstowu al clock
m Friday the ltth inst tram leaves ->eA AOiN AT
IL O'Clock. Newark. 1214-
his residence. No. 80 Fulton-st-.
49, on tuesday February II. 1905. William
Oft Asa ana Fhebe Pennington White
bsad in the seventy-sixth year or his age Funeral
ssrvices vu FRIDAY February L. a. II a.
az Trinity Church. Newark
UNDERTAKEEs.
ssd ST Frank E. CampbeII-stephen Merritt
Eub'Pg Inst. 241-3 West 2Sd St Tel lS-9 chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

TIE schede Of closing OF tanspacidc mails arranged
Cf Uelr uninterrupted overland transit
p0rt sailing The nna Connecting nails except
regsteed uanspaciac mails dispatched Vancouver
day close Gt General Pcstoalce. NswHoTk tol-
lows
Japan Korea china SPECIAL additional
Philippine Islands VIA Seattle, close at FsbrU-
Japan except Parcels-Pcst Nails Korea China and
Philippine Islands Vancouver and Nictora. b
close al ? Fehstary "A tor dispatch per , Em-
New Zealand Australia texceP, Vest, rsu-cal.donis
samoa. Hawaii ana FAN Islands. Francisco.
close 20. February Is Dispatch per Ven
III the Cnard steamer arTyiEs the British ma
NewEeaaGd does not arrive IN with
this dispatch. extra ra.lselosing a. $50 $50
"a and g D. "a, sundays az $50 N. o a and
n.-Wiil be rna1e and foEwar5ad unttl
rival q the Curart steamer1
Hawaii koveg China and specially addressed mall
h. m February ~ soE Dispatch 8 CCptlc.
Philppice ISLANDS and Guam. Francisco close
b. "a February ~ for dispatch o. : TranEpoTt
Fi Islands Australia texcept Wesp ard NeN-Ca eooaa.
va vancouver ana Victoria. n G close az , N FEB
ruarv dispatch s Moana
Hawaii via Francisco close p. February 81
for dispatch pr g s Alameda
Hawaii Japan, China and PhIppine Islands VIA
Francisco close az p D. March Tor Dispatch psr
Tahiti and Ma-qesas isisnss Francisco eIoss
. March 10 for dispatch e 8. Aarposa.
ManchuFia feNcept New-CaWang ara Port Artnuri and
Eastern siberia - at rreset toIwerdea va t.nssa
NOTE<-lnrss otherwise ADDRESSED West AustretLa -
New zealand VIA san Francisco.
Ia the Chinese Province o. Nunn7a
lndiathe quickest routes Pnippinrs spe-
cally addressed via EIEopc must ee fuy PREPAID a.
the foreign rates Hawaii forwarded via San Fran
cisco exclusively.
Pcstofee Nes-Iorh~ n. J.. February 10. 1903 :
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-E Edward Box, Of Philadelphia.
H Tauscher, Washington; OIL4AND-ETskine
NJ Phelps ChiGago, and John T M&eeiraw & Demo-
IMPERIAL-Judge ": NJ Titus MaSsafhp9s4gt5Ts. as T9g
ASTORIA-Ferdinand W. Peck, Chicagoi ex-Gov-
ernor William Pnkney Whyte, Baltimore, and Rear
Admiral J. ]. Read, L. S. n.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
NOTHING TO DO WITH MILK FIRM.

Beverly r. Robinson. connected with the law firm
of Masten Nichols. and one of the eOrporators OF
the American Butter Refining Company denied yes
terday reports that the new S170O000O concern was
MIX Company. Masten & Nichols are counsel for
both companies. The American Butter Rehnipg
Company said Mr.. Robinson. lis organized 70 take
over two or three patents and to make and refine
butter
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
PostOmee Notice.

may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending February Is Iq13
VIII close promptly in all the General Postoc.
IolloWs; Registered
cuT earlier than closing time shown below Parcels-Posr
.,aiIs close p. February 13.
nan: and FEBRUARY 20 per 5 Eronprinz Tilhelrn
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
n cornsr OF West and Morton half than
Sio5lng time shown below sxcept that Supplementary
Malls for Europe and Central America Colon
one hour later Foreign Station)-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
BRITISH NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

London. Feb flowing TO the death OF Vice-Ad-
mraI Hammet this week and the retirement next
week of Admirals Salmon and Rice under the age
miral Sir Edward Hobart Seymour will become
admiral of the feet and Captain Percy Scott di-
admiral.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17

Highest temperature yesterday IS degrees; lowest g.
H. for corresponding date OF last year
o. average for corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years. 81
Local and to-day: fair Saturday;
frseh to brisk southwesterly Winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
CAST OF THE PROFESSORS LOVE sroRr.
VILLAGES FUNERAL ON SATURDAY.

k,-s. -s-.DtosViie. Ind Feb. ls.-Arrangements were
e.sse'sd to-day for the funeral Of General Lew
.ssss The body viii lie in the library at his
- to-fnorrow, and viii be viewed from 2 70
htur5, hy the public The funeral viii be held on
3s and viii be private.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

Canopic from Boston
SATURDAY t1Sl-At 8 a N for Europe. pAr York.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg mail Ireland
directed per $ New York;: $50 a.
GUM Paroes-Post Mails, Finland reguar mail
Ter Belstum must be directed per Flrland''l, at
$50 a m tor Italy direct. Princess Irene Cna
mast be directed ''per Princess D: 1880
a. supplementary Il nj for Europe per q I'm
bria via Queenstown and Liverpool
TUESDAY f2Il--At 4 a m for EHIrope g.
prinz Wilhelm. via Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
Tribune Local Observations -

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows tenn
pera as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the shows the changes in the tenn
2erature tweRty-four hours In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
BIBLES FOR WEST POINTERS.

The American Tract Society yesterday afternoon
- is annual presentation of teachers Bibles
=. the members OF the graduating class at West
point or the 1ls members of the class all but six
,.e Fsthles. the remainder selected the Memoir
~ The late Rear Admiral Phiilp.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

INDIES.
FRIDAY u7}-At . m Navaeua- ar1iuarv mail
only per Pathfinder Ordinary mail for other parts
OF Porto Rica directed per Pathhnder'N:
at IL m. for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay. per
s. Elaine
SATURDAY G5l-At $50 a. m (su2plsusntarv e.s0
s. Philadelphia (mau Colombia. Curacao
must be directed per s PhiIadelphial a a
supplementary 1880 for Fortune Island Jamaica
aud Col1nlcla. except Cauca and AaEdalena Depart
mems. q Sarnia (nai for Costa Fica Llon
must De directed Per s $ Sarnia'l; ESQ
Newfoundland. per 5. Silvia 10 a. n FOR Cuba
Cuba, 8 s. Curityba. 2latanZas must be
directed per CuTityba' J.
MONDAY Coat $ a m for Bermuda Per $ Trfni-
TUESDAY C2D-At $50 a m supplementary 1870 a
NJ for Nicaragua Except East CoaSr Honduras
eept East CoasU salvador. Panama, Canal zone Cauca
Chilli per 5. Ssguranca. Colon mail for uare-
ma m . per > Ssglranca ~
Yucatzn and Csmpeche per $ 5. TIonao 1rnsfT
1s1ppleneatary 1880 p. M for St Tfo1ss 81 S~oi4
Isevard and Wndward Islands and Guiana per = s.
korOna (an for Barbados. Grenada Trinidad must
tine Uruguay and Paraguay. per $ 5 Solder rrinc.
NOTICE--Five haIf addition "a
regular postage. must be prepaid letters for
Warded by Supplementary Mails. and fs-rsr
posted in the drops marked Letters for ForsS S,1-
after the Closing q the Regular
patch by particular vessel. viii be 50 forWar5zs
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic 1fas ara aIs1
opened the piers OF the American. Englfsh s94
French steamers. wherever The sailings occur q
a or later and late mail may deposifed
1ron Hcboken- Ine mails piers hor-
halr before sailing time. and ten rrfrIf-s
before sailing time only regular postage Ostters
cents half ounce IS required articles uaile an
the piers Of the American. White and Csrrus1
(Sea Post steamers. double postage Qstters 10 cenr
half OUnce) other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
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CHURCH-SANDS-On Wednesday February Il. All
Souls Church by the Rev. William NJ. Grosvenor
D D., Alice Kennedy Sands 10 Edgar NJ. Church.
HNESTOCK-PERRY-On Wednesday February 10.
1905 the residence OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Rtzema De Grove by the Rev. Ernest NJ
stires d D, Georgete De Grove Perry TO Or. Ernest
Fahnestock.
JAQUITH-QCINBY-On Wednesday. February Is.
Newark. y. J.. Dorothy Minnerly Quimby William
Hamilton Jaquith, OF East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-17
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