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New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
DR.. DE CoSTA'S WILL FILED.
Leaves a Nephew 81 and Niece $500
Roman Catholic College Residuary Legatee

The will of the Rev. DR. Benjamin F. De Costa
the Episcopal clergyman who some years ago be-
came a Roman Catholic, and who died on Novem-
Der I. was filed for probate yesterday The only
relatives Of DR.. De Costa are William H De Costa
and Elizabeth c. De Costa, the children Of his
brother, William De Costa. William H. receives 81
and his sister $500 To his godmother, Nine Fred
erika BeEavides, DR.. De Costa leaves his manu-
scripts. including his autobiography, which may be
published in her discretion. and $500 He excepts
from the bequest Of his manuscripts his journal Of
more than twenty volumes which he directs to be
deposited in the archives Of the New-England His
toricaI and Genealogical Society. of Boston. The
remainder Of his estate he leaves to the Roman
Catholic College of Boston. under the care of the
Fathers and Society Of Jesus, of which the Rev.
". C. Read Mullane is the president, the interest
TO be applied TO the benefit of needy student
n good standing
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
CROWN PRINCE RUDoLPH's ALLEGED AP-
PEARANCE

No Importance need be attached TO the stories
current just now IN the newspapers to the effect
that Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria has been
recognized by a number of his countrymen here
Similar reports have been in circulation concerning
nearly every royal prince whose death has been OF
a violent character. and there are far too many
people of all sorts and descriptions at Vienna who
saw the body of the Ill fated Crown Prince as
II Law in state with manifest traces Of the re-
voIver bullets which caused his death. TO render
any deception possible.
Thus King Oscar has in his reign been on several
occasions troubled by either cranks or frauds pre-
tending that they were his elder brother. Prince
C5ustavus who was killed by fall from his horse
At some military InanRuvres at Skone but who,
his inapersonators declared. had merely been i'm
prisoned by his family and then sent to America
because he insisted on marrying girl Of obscure
birth
Prince Baldwin of Belgium is likewise asserted
TO be alive to this day and there are scores of
other cases both OF royal and non-royal person
ages which could be mentioned IN this connection,
notably that of Charles Stewart Parnel. the great
Irish leader who was firmly believed by most Of
Boer flag against the English in South Africa
der the name of General de Wet, while until the
outbreak Of the present struggle between Russia
and Japan the Muscovtte rnoujiks equally GER
tain that the famous White General Skobeen,
their legendary hero was still in the land of the
living and would appear at the critical moment to
lead the armies of the Car to victory.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
REQUESTS TO SEVERAL CHARITIES.

ingtor Hunt. once Governor Of New-York, who
died at No. 20 5th-ave. February 13 was filed for
probate yesterday. The estate is large. Hobart
College, at Geneva, y. Y, Will receive $1,000; the
Society for the Protection Of Religion and Learning
Of the State Of New-York, $1,000; the Home of the
Holy Comforter, Free Home for Incurabes $ coo;
the fund for the Relief of Widows and Orphans OF
Clergymen of the Protestant Episcopal Church and
Aged and Inhrm Clergymen OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of America, 5000; the Domestic
and Foreign Missions Society OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of America, for domestic mis-
sions. 5000 and Christ Church Lockport. n. Y,
$4,000 The remainder is left in trust 10 Mrs. Hunts
sisters and other relatives.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
MRS. q. H. SAVAGE TO LECTURE.

Savage who was the author Of MY Official Wife"
which was dramatized by Archibald Gunter will
begin a series Of historical lectures in Lakewood
on Tuesday evening. February IS opening with "Du
T3arrv'' and following with Marie Antoinette' and
Catherine Of Russia" on March Il and 10 Mrs
Savage will appear in the royal court costumes
OF the periods Of these famous At the
close OF the Lakewood season Mrs. Savage will
r,,ear In Ienten lectures at the Broad Street The
- obtIadelnhia and at Ford's Opera House.
aairimoTe Mrs James ". MorrisSey has signed
: ccpfrs Fl with Mrs Savage for spring tour.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY, (22)-At 6:3O a m for Europe. per
majestic, via Queenstown and Liverpool: al T.3O
a m; for Netherlands direct. per Amsterdam
y5sI must pc directed per 8 Aulsterdaun'l
~ HSDAG (S5-At a FOR France, SEtrzsriard-
Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey Egypt Greece znd
SritiSh India, La Gascogne VIA Havre mail
Ior otne- parts OF Europe be directed per 8 a
SATURDAY C25l-At $50 g. Italy direct per a. a
Nelnlar mail must % directed per 3 Weala-~l.
a. . q m Tor Europe. 8 3. St Louis. Pfyrr-
outh and ChereoUrg (nan Liverpool Scotland and
drsIanc must De directed 5. 5 St LAouis'O. q
ooO a. n tor Europe Per .. Csnpania via Queens
IWn and Liverpool. at $40 = Parcels
aOst NAILS per > :. Naderland Irregular mail for
Belgium must be directed per Vadsrand'): a. $50
a m Tor scotland direct. F-rnessz cruall
De directed per Furnessia); at 10 m for
azores Islands $ Republic Italy
Dc directed Per 8 Republic'O: 1i:S0 q N
!taly direct per = . Prtnz Adabsrr mail Be
directed per 5. 5. Prinz A6aI5ert'').
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
AT THE IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Ger und Seine Schwester" a Benefit Per-
formance for Mr.. Won Seyffertitz.

The Irving Place Theatre company presented last
night an amusing Viennese farce entitled "Er und
Seine Schwester" by Bernhard Buchbinder. The
performance a benefit for Gustav Seyffer-
titz the Irving Place stage manager and this
sterling and popular comedian found himself cast
in a role which gave full play 10 his genuinely
comic talents The farce deals with the efforts of
a letter carrier (seyrerttz) to get his sister Jose
fine (Fraulein Won Ostermiann) a chance 20 make
a career on the comic opera stage. She finds the
opportunity through the brothers persistence and
diplomacy, and not only meets boure
star, but marries the poet who wrote the book Of
the performance. Mr.. Seyfrertitr greeted by a
OF with great spirit The acting Of Fraulein yon
Ostermann was capital and Heinrich NARROW
played a roue baron with his usual cleverness at
character sketches.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
ments, to proceed to Moscow TO take charge OF the
obsequies of Sergius

GREAT NAMES AS MONS DE GUERRE"
The French Duke de Treyise. whose family may
be said have been founded by the first Ma
poleons Field Marshal Mortier has obtained very
little satisfaction from the suit which he recently
infsuted against Partisan music hall favorite
10 prevent ser from styling herself Mile. de Tre-
wise, in which she was merely following the
tom Of many other divettes. chorus girls and
ladies OF the half world, who for years have made
a practice Of assuming the illustrious names
of the French aristocracy their MONS
guerre." For on being warned by the courts of
the prohibition of her OF the OF ''De
Trevise," she merely transformed her name into
''Treyvyse" which in French sounds absolutely
the same. Nor the duke prevent her
styling herself thus. and the only satisfaction
which he has obtained by his expensive lawsuit
is the knowledge that he has given to the young
woman immense amount of highly appreciative
advertisement
The duke is the fourth OF his line. and a grand
son Of the marshal. who, it may be remembered
was killed in 1885 while riding by the side Of the
carriage of King Louis Philippe by the bomb OF
the would-be regicide Fieschi. Curiousy enough,
the Trevse family has on at least two subsequent
occasions been subjected TO injury by bombs. the
last time being when the Marquise de Trevise's
town mansion in the Rue de Berri badly
damaged by bomb. the perpetrators of the out
rage remaining undiscovered to this day. The
duke is the Youngest Of three brothers the eldest
of whom. Napoleon by name died third duke.
while the other. Hippolyte. succumbed just
month earlier Marquis de Trevise
1t is the widowed marchioness who the
magnificent country seat of the family, the his
toric chateau OF Sceaux the gardens Of which
were laid out by lie Notre. who likewise designed
those OF the Palace OF Versailles. II has belonged
in turn TO the Duke Of Tresmes then to the famous
statesman Colbert, who with his three daughters,
each OF them duchesses, entertained there King
Louis XIV: to the dukes Of Maine. to the Duke of
Penthievre to the revolutonist Lecomte. and.
finally. to his son-in-law, the second Duke of Tre-
wise.
The marchioness has daughter married TO
ROdolphe de Faucigny Prince Of Cystrta. The
princess Is dark and Spanish looking and sings
divinely. Her husband. the prince, is a great
grandson OF the Due de Berri and. therefore,
great great grandson OF. King Charles X. his
grandfather havin married the royal Due de
Berrfs eldest daughter Countess de Vierzon in
her own right by ais morganatic English wife.
Amy Brown.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OflcIal Record and FOrecast-washington' Feb 21-
Generally fair weather prevailed in all districts
cent along the South Atlantic Coast and In Florida
,ybare rain has fallen also fallen In North
States the lake region.
r area OF low pressure has drtfted slowly eastward
twcnty-rour hours, and IS
central tonight the upper lake region II Will con-
nue 10 eastward during the next fortyeight
hours and the lake region and rain snow
; the northern portion OF the Middle Atlantic States
"Wednesday depression central tonight in the
axtrenA northwest will probably reach the upper Msss
ioi Valley ana lake re- Thursday causing unsettled
rslther ard snow rain these districts Elsewhere
fair weather continue Moderate temperatures Will
prevail.
Forecast for Special LOcaIitIes.-For Eastern New
York increasing coudiness with in the interior and
rain on the coast today Thursday. fair; fresh east TO
southeast windJ
For New-Jersey and Delaware, rain to-day Thursday.
fair: fresh southeast winds
For the District Of Columbia partly cloudy to-day and
7rsdav with moderate temperatures fresh east shift
ing 10 south, winds -,,.-
Fer Western New-York. to-day; somewhat COLDER
Thursday snow increasing winds shrting 10 north
4,,-. r,,,,-z,,,. gro,w
south shifting 20 west. Wlds
Tor New-EngIand. rain in southern snow IN nortnern
nor+ion to-day; Thursday, fair except sno" IN horteE
For Eastern Pennsylvania rain IN southern snow IN
northern portion to-day 4hufshaE' IAN 4ies s ~''
becoming northwest
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
TRANsPAC1FIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule Of cosing Of TEanspaciae Mails Is ar
the presumption o. their uninterrupted
land transit port sailing The nual connecting
Except Registered TranSpacttc Mails dispatched
via Vancouver. VICTORIA. Tacoma seattle. which
close D previous dayf close Al the General Post
once. New York as follows
PhIipplne Islands Guam. Francisco. close
D. m February "a for dispatch e. ; Trans
port
Fiji Islands. Australia (except Wcstl and Gale
donia Vancouver and Victoria. y G.. close s
D. m February IS for dispatch = MOana-
PhiIippIne Island Seattle close p Fe6rua-y
:. fremont
Francisco close az ? February
- for dispatch per : = Alameda
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and Philipplne Islands.
via san Francisco close az , m March for dis
patch s siberia
Tahfi ana Msrguesas Islands san Francisco closs
al . D m March 10 for dispatch per 5 Alariposa
Australia ieXcspt Wesrl. NeW-CaledOnta
samoa Hawaii and Fit Islands Francisco.
Isl1ard carrying
New-Zealand does arrive IA time connect wf.h
this dispatch. mails-ciosing 539 N.
a N and .. sundays AZ f,3o a. a IL and
& D m--wfl Ne made up and forwarded until the
OF the Cunqrd sLearfeFl
Japan fexcept Parcels Pest Aalsl Korea China and
phipoae Islanas. and Nlctoria. 3. c..
close p March IA Cor disSatea per Empress
% India
Fasterr Siberia : present Forwarded via Russia
NOTE-Inless othcrwizs addressed. Wess Australia -
forwarded Eev-Iesaad Vie san Franoisco
and the Chinese Province q 1HnnAa.
VIA British F0tll-the quickest routes Ehilippnes
srecaiiv asd Europe fully prspait
az the forssA rates Hawaii = forwarded via san
Francisco exclGsiveiy
Postofnce. Nsw-YOrk. n Y. February II. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
SIR HENRY IRVING MUCH BETTER.

Wolverhampton, England, Feb Z.-Sir Henry Irv-
ing is rapidly recovering from severe chill, which
caused alarm. He was obliged to cancel an engage
rnent at the Town Hall here this afternoon, where
a silver casket was to have been presented to him
Sir Henry appeared here tonight as Beckett He
was warmly received, but contented himself with
srningIy bowling his acknowledgements. He looked
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22


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New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
SENATE HoNoRs NORTON p. OTIS.

Washington Feb. H.-In the Senate to-day Mr.
Fairbanks for Senator Platt, of New-York offered
resolutions respecting the death Of Representative
Norton p. OTIS OF Yonkers. N Y. 4 committee TO
attend the funeral was named, consisting OF Mr.
Depew of New-York: Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan;
Mt Elkins Of West Virginia; Mr.. Martin. of vir-
ginfa and Mr Blackburn. OF Kentucky. The funeral
of REPRESENTATIVE Otis viii be held in the First
Presbyterian Church YOnkers. Friday at II
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
Postohre No,,c.

(shouid be read DAILY BY all interested as changes
may occur any tiulel
Foreign malls he andfrr -ab-ra-v fanE
Pcs, 0F tas<C,APILF n al cases. az the General
as follows: REGISTERED AND
AlAS close one hour earlier closing
s.ONn oe4ow Parcels-Post mails for close
y february 20. $ Krouprinz
reorusIy zX per 8 s. Barbarossa: February "a per
Breslau '@-i' - ~ .
I.ssu4ar and Supplementary mails Foreign
49,, tco-ner or West and Morton Streets) hale hour
ttan ctosnB time shown below
elementary Mails for Europe and Auarfca-
NoLoh, close one hour later az ForeiEn stationl
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
MILES TO PUBLISH DAVIS LETTER.
Will Do 1t in His Own Way and Time, How
ever, He Says
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuxE.l

Boston, Feb. 2.-"In my good way and in
my own good time. I shall publish Photographic
copy of the letter sent TO by Mrs. Davis when
her husband was a prisoner at Fortress Monroe"
This is General Nelson a. Miles's answer, given
to-day to Mrs Jefferson Davis's demand writ
BY her TO a Savannah paper, that General Miles
publish any letter he says he received from her,
thanking him for his treatment of her husband
I shall make answer TO a letter of such
offensive character as the one written by Mrs
Davis 10 the Savannah press" said General Miles
gFry,a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
BRITISH EMBASSY TO BE AT LENox.

Tenox Mass Feb. 2L-Sir Henry Mortimer
Durand the British Ambassador TO the United
states Will again spend the summer in Lenox. hav-
,rg leased the estate Of d. Francis p. Kinnicutt,
~ New-York The Ambassador is expected about
June / with his family and several OF the attacnes
issf year By the German Embassy
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
PLAN TO BUILD YALE DoRMIToRlEs

New-Haven, Conn. Feb Alt is announced that
under the auspices OF the Yale class OF "a com
nittee has been appointed 10 promote movement
for raising funds for five dormitories at yale
The plan provides for dormitory 90 be given hy
classes previous TO 1865 and four dorinltoIles ny
cades.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-M. L Parrish, Philadelphia: AS
TOR-Virgil p Kline CLEVELAND: CAMBRIDGE-
S NJ Perry. Denver; !dPERIALZF: c. Ptngree.
WALDORF-ASTORIA-C Antoine Sala at
tacht French Embassy. Washington W H Lee
TpfOp
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
LocaI onlclaI Record.-The foIlowi

Highest temperature yesterday 45 degrees lowest a.
average corresponding date last year a.
average for corresponding date last twenty years g.
Local Forecast-Increasng cloudinsss. with rain.
day; Thursday. fair; fresh 10 southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
PLEASED WITH MR.. WHITES SELECTION

Rome Feb Z.-The Foreign ONCE has announced
Injection with the proposed appointment OF |
Henry White 70 be American Arnha-sahnr Hf Kama
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA


THURSDAY (23)-At $50 a. m Complementary 1880
a M for I1agua. Haiti. santa Marta and other
Alene at 10 a m for Argentine Uruguay and Pz-a-
quay, Per 8 Elaine. y m cuba. YucaCaa
Campeche. per :. Havana (mau for other parts OF
Mexico must De directed per 5
supplementary 12:3O p for Bahamas per san
tago mail for Mexico. via Tarpico. directed
FRIDAY C24l-At $50 a m for Newfoundland ~
Silvia CT II for CSuantanarno and Santiago. Der
8 $ Ctenfuegos tmail must Be directed Per 5. .
SATURDAY (25)-At a for Beruuda. per q s.
Bermudsan at $50 a Complementary 40 8 m
for Curacao and Venezuela g Ma-acafbo CraafF
for Colombia via Curacao. must directed 'apsr
a M for Porto Rico Thomas. Leeward and
Wfndward Islands $ 5. Ponce. via Juan
mail for Barbados. St Vincent and trinidad
must De directed per s. POnCe'J; at 80
Elementary 1880 a nj FOR Fortune Island Jamaica
and Colombia. except Cauca and Magdalena Depart
Inents. per = Alleghany tunafl for Costa Rica-
10 a m FOR Cuba per : Mexico. via Havana: az
10 a. m for Grenada. ST Vincent Trinidad Cfuda1
Bolivar and Guiana per AaravaI. II a 70. for
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, per = 3 Soldier
Prince. u for Barbados Rrazfl-
5 Maranhense. via Barbados. Para and Manaos
NOTICE-Ffve cents Per half ounce in addition
warded by the Supplementary Mails and letters Is
posted in the drops marked Letters FOR ForsfT7
Countries. after the Closing OF the Regular Nail
Tor dispatch BY a particular vessel. he
forwarded unless such additional postage IL fniIv
prepaid thereon oy stamps Supplementary Trans
atlantic Mails also piers 90 ~
the saiitngS at 500 a. o. Iare ar6F Faes
mail be deposited in the mail boxes on tie piarS
OF the German Lines sailing from HobOken The
mails on the piers open hour and a hal betorg
sailing time, and close Ten minutes gafIinz
time Only regular postage fIetters cents hafF
ounce) - required on articles mailed piers of
ounce1 other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Trtounes self
recording The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau changes in the tenn
perature twentyfour hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRASSPACIEIC


CCBA-ELs Port Tampa Fla closes az this ofacs daily
close Mondays Wednesdays anG SaryriaT.1
MEXICO CITY-OveTand. Unless specially addressed fr
dispatch by steamer, closes this Iay excssx
Sunday. at 1:9O and 1870 9. p SUNDAYS af't
D m. and 1870 p. N
NEWFOUNDLAND texcepr Parcals-Post lIailsl-Ev ratf
20 North sydney and thence closes al thz
once daily. except sunday. al Sunday az ESQ
D m. connecting malls close every M0u4ay
Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAICA-By rail 10 Boston. and thence by steamer
closes at this once at ,. m Tuesday. BY ran 20
Philadelphia and thence BY steamer. closes a. thfs
Office Al 1890 D. n. Wednesday.
MIQC CELOS-By rail 10 Boston. ard thence BY stsare-
closes at this Office daily. except Sunday at p
Sunday a 80 2. n.
BAHAMAS Except ParcosPOst Mailsl-By rail Miami
Fla. and thence BY this ofacs az
+4;3O q. Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS CEast COAST
GCATEMALA-By rail TO New-OrlCans, ~
closes az this Office daily except Sunday az
p and tlO3O = Sundays II ?.
tO-30 p. tcQnnecting mall closes here Mondays
f10;30 M
COSTA RICA-By ran 20 New-Orlsans. and thence by
steamer closes this ONCE daily Sunday Et
D m. and 1919 p SGndsys II ?. an1
p. Connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
-lO:3O p
NICARAGUA East Coast)-By rail Nevr-Orisans.
BY steamer closes AZ this ofHce ts ~ except
Sunday at 1850 and 4lO-30 , m. Sundays az n
p and t1O-30 ? n connecting mail closes here
Wednesdays 1000 Z.
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE-By rail 20 Nev-Orieans.
BY steamer. closes this once daily.
except Sundays Mondays II 80 ?. and tlo:S0
d N Sundays at Il o. and Tl0-So tconnscrtnS
mall here sunday a. Ti0-3o m
Registered Mail closes al ?. n previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

DAwES-At Hishtstown n. j.. February IS Dr. Aaron
Dawes aged So Funeral at home. February p. II:SO
a.
GRIFF1THs-on Monday morning. February 20 Dr.
noon 22d inst at 2:30 o'clock, his late residence
No. 32O schermerhorn-st, Brooklyn Please omit
flowers
IIEMINwAY-At New-RocheIle. n Y on February 20
1906 olivia P Heminwny widow late Albert G.
Heminway and daughter OF the late JOhn 4. and
&c., - asr yVfnvah ave Nsx- Rochelle
Thursday. February % 1905 800 m
will meet y Y and n. H. train leaving New-YorS C9tv
2I5 p. Troy On. " papers please copy
her son. the Rev. John BOWS Hills. on city Penn
sarah Dows. widow OF the Rev. George Morgan Hills
York Burial service inteTment 81 Mary's bur
lngton. n. J.. Thursday February q. lis o m
LA FoRGE-on February 30 1905. Elizabeth Davis.
400 West l52d-st., Wednesday, 2;3O p. m.
I.ANpoN-on Monday February n 1905 Edward n
I.andon aged Il years. FunerRl service late
residence No. las West 1Soth-st.. Wednesday al
?. m.
I.Aw-At New-canaan. Conn. February p. Polly 5.
age Funeral services her home IN New
Canaan. Thursday, al sSO p m
MINER-on Tuesday. February o. 1905. Herman Frank
Miner his Sist year Funeral services his ists
at 1880 Interment SkRn~ateeS. N Y.
oTIs-At Yonkers Monday. February % 1905 Norton
Prentlss Otis. 65th OF HIS ser
First Presbyterian Church, Youkers Friday
morning February -. II o'clock Carriages will
trains leaving Grand Central at $3.50 and $50
PILLsBURY-On Monday, February -. 1905 at the
residence Of her daughter Ms. II. Radcliffe Romeyn.
so East e6th-st.. Mary Eent Piisoury. widow q
Nehemiah oraway Plsbury. Funeral private.
Elizabeth Beers wife Of Thomas z i Brake, in the
Gsth year Of her Funeral service at the home,
Thursday. February -, at 2;5O , m
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshed in The Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

TTIoMPsoNmANDERsoN- somervlle y. J.. Monday
February 20. 1905. BY Rev DR. Edward Grisen Read
Alice Gorion, daughter OF Mr.. Mrs. Alexander G.
Anderson. to Lewis A. Thompson No cards.
TT TTLER-WoOI1VEIt EItTON-On Saturday. February IS. az
the United Church. Nsw-Haven. Conn. by the Rev
Artemss J. Haynes Mary Benham, daughter OF the late
Charles B. and Mary c. WooIverton. TO William
Butler Tyler Brooklyn papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
Mdrned.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
be repubIished In The Trf-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
Special Notices.
rrihnne snh.crinfinn Rats

TRIBUNE VII mail 70 any ADDRESS n
country and address changed often az
desired Subscriptions be given 70 your regular
leaving. uveEisnt. hand them
IN THE TRIBUNE Ofice-
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CAsT OF nABIGA1L"
OBITUARY..
THE EARL OF soUTHEsK.

London. Feb. 21-The Earl of southesk (James
Carneg1e) died this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
6orsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

points United states. Canada and asxieo
I toutside of bOrougns Manhattan and bronx
Cuba Porto Tsco. hawaii and the Philippines.
expense for forslsn poss@se-