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New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SHAW PLAY FORBIDDEN.
Continued ffvm Arue pass.

10 i've carefully calculated life OF vice rather
M. ." OF honest work. No character In the play,
ns sssh the clergyman. has one word Tor the
IA.aui.iai Aaiai virtues IN woman Played at the
aacaaemy Of Music. in the East Side, or the
1o uIano opera House. the West Side, popular
psss, os me effect on the public morals would be
tbo oaaing and plain minded heads of families in
Use TSSe mel hoods will permit ii to be played.
r, na, the audience last night did not hiss the
pay on the stage or engage in mob demonstrations
against II was due, / think to the fact that the
aaIudiehce was not representative one. Even in
tb be ss.ieres the seats sold as high s., and in
Vthsohestra There was nothing during the evening
mat could really be called applause Some young
women present, from foolish bravado applauded a
l.ttle al certain points. but the dialogue grew
stronger and ranker, even this ceased / think
she play Is distinctly against public morals and
decency, and utterly discredabie to the managers
and those taking it. If artfully and clevery
acted, so much the
Copies of the Commissioners report had been
sent early in the day to Mayor Mcclellan and
corporation Counsel Delany and Mr. DeIany
gave TO Mr.. McAdoo the following advice:
MY advice is Immediately to notify the managers
OF the play that you consider II Indecent and i'm
moral and that II they produce 1t to-night you will
cause thelr arrest This threat will undoubtedly
ana Dy so doing you will be in much better posi-
non tIian IL you went to yourself If you
apply for an injunction the Will be apt say
that II this play Is indecent and Immoral it your
duty, and not the courts duty, to suppress it. On
the other hand, If you threaten to act and are
stayed, the responsibility lies with you but on
the court.
Mr.. McAdoo apparently thought that If he had
the power to threaten he also had the power to
take full responsibility for stopping the play.
so he sent Inspector Brooks to apply for war
rants.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
KING EDWARDS MOTORS.

although King Edward takes his own motor car
toas with him whenever he pays country house
fsis. It is an unwr.tten law that his hosts have
eae or more motor cars at his disposal In case OF
s-ed for passenger or for baggage eerFice " men
asai Messengers arrive or depart WIZ oisPAlcles
is expected that they be accommodated WIN
-sto- vehicle 20 save time.
hith the cornpletIon of the immense new garage
Buckingham Palace which viii be ready py
-easeary March, tie fresh appliances Tor loco
asiion viii be rexuarIsed by set OF formal ruies
stAlas with the conditions under which cfiauiesis
aa frcolns VIII rs detailed on motor DUTY Ill -
Intended TO stable at BuctstnshnIn palace suffi-
vent service 10 permit OF motors being USED ior
= railroad station duty. not only for the convey
e s-se or sggage but also for the reeepton ana
departure OF palace guests from abroad
MARQUISE DE FONTENof-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

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The London Office OF THE TRIBUNE Is a convanisnt
pi4se TO leave advertisements and subscriptions
PAR1S--John Munroe & Co., No. Rue Scribe.
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail for Liverpool
to-day on the Oceanic are
Mr. and Mrs Edward Coles Mr and Mrs. Mark s. Will
MIR and I. B. Davies. ing
Tawis Dexter J. NJ Murphy
MFs- 81. q, Dwight, MI and Mrs EowiH MO
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Lewis. Eieisn
William Peel. hiisa AiCe ID. sutherland
Those embarlxing to-day for Rotterdam tho
Stetendam are:
I. II yavas Mrs. Iorrain Eesaiona-
Mr. and Mrs John Reid. Miss Helen Il Irons
Travellers sailing to-day for Naples on the
Pdnnonia
Mrs f. s. Blackwell. Mrs Herbert G CaHRrd-
Nr and Mrs. Frederick r Miss Agnes Fiiispury.
d. Hyde
On the cretic which arrived yesterday from
Naples, were:
Bishop Satterlee. OF Wash Admiral McSo~sh
1nr,on snd Mrs aatteres, Captain X. Morgan
Admjr.i q - nfat-lMr. A New. Thomas
fh.w. II r.tIrrd. Major ard j. c. Sanford.
Admiral e, W, Wat Mrs, Spencer fhiiios'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
RUTGERS PRESIDENT TO 60.
Trustees of College Accept Dr.. Austin SCOTS
Resignation.

New-Brunswick n. J.. Oct 81 (SpeciaD.-At a
meeting of the board of trustees OF Rutgers Col
Iege this afternoon the resignation ct DR.. Austin
Scott, president Of the college. WIS accepted A
subcommittee composed of the Rev. DR.. Edward
b. Coo Judge Jonathan Dixon, Judge II. w.
Fool staver. Rev Or. J. F searle Frederiek ad!i
nation in naideration; They voted TO accept It
and ALSO granted DR.. Scott the privileges he had
asked of allowing hinl retain the Voorhees, chair
OF history and political science, which he now holds
have three-quarters of his previous salary. DR..
Scott rendered his resigna ton at the March meet
nc of the board, but the board then gave him a
years leave of absence instead Of accepting IT. Pr
duties as the head of the institution that the BOARD
Was finally prevailed to accept the resignation
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
WHITES TITLE OF COUNT.

With regard to Whites title Of count, 1t may Oe
mentioned that 1t IS in way a far hlsher oiS'ii
ton In Russia than that Of prince oiiioe '"o
DAYS of Peter the Great the emperors anu en-
presses of Russia have probably not cohierreo
mere than two or three dozen titles or count All
tola Indeed the last notable instance OF a grant
OF this kind was when Nicholas / created Moura-
ren count for having added the Amoor provinces
Of Siberia TO the Russian Empire
On the other hand, there are thousands upon
thousands OF princes. every Georgian, Armenian
and Caucasian chieftain styling himself prince
Jaoea O. cor,roon has the title of prince become
IN Russia that the grandest houses Of the old no
bTitr such as for instance. the Narishkines, VINO
have furnished several consorts 10 the c%S's %
Russia pride themselves on neither possessing
aof usng any title. The czars nave likewise
conferred about two or three dozen baronies dur
hS the last two hundred years But OF course.
there are a very large number Of foreign, princl-
pany German and Polish. counts and baronsr VINO
have settled in Russia during the last two centa-
RES or else who formed part of the local arls-
tOcraey when what are now the German speaking
and Polish provinces OF the Muscovite Empire were
euught under the rule OF the Gar
Count Cassini, for instance. who has just pre-
sened his credentials 10 King Alfonso AT
Madrid. as Russian Ambassador. after spending 2
lEEber OF years in the same capacity at WASH
fgton, is not Russian count nor a member OF the
Nuse9yite nobility his title being derived from one
the former petty states of Italy. and one OF the
saliest stories ever circulated ut Washington was
'hat about two years ago. 70 the effect that the
Present Gar had conferred the title of Russian
countess upon his adopted daughter, Nile, Mar
rrer;te Cassini no such title having been con-
lerfed by the Russian Crown upon n woman in
her own right since th&t granted by Emperor Paul
70 Nine. de Lieven the governess of his children.
One Of the latter Emperor Nicholas l, on his ac-
tassioa 70 the throne. raised her and her children
to the rank of princesses and princes Of the Rus
sian Ennirs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Hosfafnce Notice

(should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may time,
Foreign mails for week ending November I. 1905,
VIII close prompty in all at the General Post
office follows Registered and Parcels Post Malls close
time shown below. Parcels-Post Mails for Germany
close AT m. October 30 and November 8.
Parcels Fost Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White star Line Wednesdays and
py the American Line Saturdays An additional
dispatch is made by the Cunard Line when a Cunard
steamer sells Saturday later than the American Line
steamer the day The Parces-Post Mails close
Parces-Post Mail for Barbados and Great Britain and
ireland CANNOT be
- Regular aud Supplementary mails close nt Foreign
station Corner Of West ard Morton Streets half
later than closing time below
neutary Mails for Europe. America
Colon close one hour later Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Oct. 81
Ths Northwestern low has Superior,
much increased intensity. There indica-
tions the North Carolina and
another has appeared In the British Northwest. In
the plateau and slope regions the pressure is high.
been rains and in the lake region tho
central valleys the central Rocky Mountain region
and Texas Elsewhere the weather generally rair-
The temperatures average
cept in the Atlantic States and NewEngland,
they have fallen considerably since Monday
West States and Western Tennessee. The North
disturbance copiCates the weather situation
FOR Wednesday rain is likely in North Carolina Viz
cinfe Middle and New-E England.
lowed Thursday. There
rain Wednesday in the lower lake region
and northern lake region, followed by
fair weather Thursday. No other precipitation
quence is indicat I'd.
II win be warmer Wednesday in the Northwest
extreme and Thursday In the
rai valleys and the lake region will be colder
in Middle Atlantic and
Steamers departing Wednesday European ports
have winds, probably
northwest north Thursday, TO the Grand Banks.
storm warnings displayed the upper lakes except
M Chicago Lake Erie and on The Atlantic Coast from
Norfolk Columbia " G.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
FISHERIES QUESTION AT LONDON.
Mr. Reid Confers with Lord Lansdowne-
Hopes of Settlement.

London, Oct 31.-Ambassador Reid had several
interviews with the Foreign Secretary. Lord Lans-
downe in the last week regarding. it is understood,
the Newfoundland fisheries situation. While the
negotiations are being carried on at Washington
between Secretary Root and Sir Mortimer Durand.
Mr. Reid has been fully informed OF the discussions
and has represented to the Foreign Of1ce the
American contention! 49, .
Official circles although realizing the difficulty
in settling question in which the Newfoundi and
ers believe they in the right, have every hope
OF satisfactory outcome.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
m,kApo TO ENTERTAIN DIPLOMATS.

Toxic Oct 3f-The members OF the diplomatic
corps having requested an audience 1or the par-
ss Of presenting concentrations the conclusion
of peace the Mikado received them this morning.
and afterwsrd invited them to luncheon tosethef
with the imperial princes. Ministers or STATE ana
Baron komura's suite The action OF the Mikado
in inviting the diplomatic corps to luncheoh on
nfber than a state occasion is without precedent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-J. W. Lee, United States Min
lister to Ecuador CAMBRIDGE-Captain J. Van
Horn Phillip, Claverack; Captain Brodrick, Lon
don. ENlPIRE-E. Randall Graham. British con-
sui general at Singapore. HOTEL GOTHAM
General Charles Miller, Franklin, Penn; Senator
Nelson W. Aldrich, Rhode Island. IMPERIAL
HILL-Captain ]. Guest. Z. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
N, Y, THEATRE COMPANY CHARTERED

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.1
wilmington, Del, Oct. 3.-Tne washington
Theatre Company of New-York was chartered at
Dover Del, to-day, to conduct theatres and places
of general amusement. The capitalization which
Is as yet nominal, is given as 1900 The names OF
the incorporators are not given
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
na. DoTY LlGHrENs QUARANTINE.

Ieaith Officer poty yesterday suspended the
,, ,s-'acn requiring vessels from Southern doInes-
'"f's 10 stop aI the Quarantine station for e1-
ues except IN TIC case Of vessels from New
ssa's These VIII he required stop at the
f.'n uaul that city Is officially declared free
va sssloU fever.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

Beguelin Henriette mcfarland. William W.
ploominsdale Lyman G. Patton. Annie w
Durand. Frederic F. Rodgers, sara ?.
Gaddis. Andrew A. seton. Helena E,
Graham Robert. Smith. Cornelia H.
Ha5f. Harf ius Herbert W. SiIy6e Snyder MarTB MsTyB
KetchaIn, Emily L Weld, Amelia T
sdoy Of Henry Besqss ners at s0
private.
IA. Dsy aasdi G s0t ss Of on St 5s
i7th 1906 the following resolution. wer. aaoptsd: w.
LYMAN Tas 'ssg Bodmass sssss e sss
ae aa d e its ne.s Gs
s a nan hs It aaa S ss edn the
which his presence as ana m
hs stood for all that is highest and best in
By the mercantile community loses one s o,
held in arectionae remembrance BY all whose privilege
a ss. ay sS.s fssoiae5. ss Sc
ssTsaa :sns 70 1Rsn 9Ss tamliy 11n S'D''' "''N ~'
B1Rppr-Enered into rest on Monday October 80
service at ST. Pauis Church Thursday afternoon at
$50 Please omit flowers
T. 4 e si' Fedese Dusn
the 4 !. a'hs b pS5apa on Il
Of Dsavare and wessFa a 5a,r0ad m
asn caranes sa viii if- Be in waiting Mspewood station
eApp1sAt Brunswick Ga. Monday; October .r,iS 90
ssrr sery Ne~ars. n j. Thursday. November at p m
October 80 s so .:99cs, sola at hs late
rasiSsnee nrGSess Weanesday at 1880
& e9ss es w5sa. SON M OF s
aie Charles Harris Funeral at convenience OF
funeral at burlington, VT
asos Emily y ss us. st. s,ephen e. and sarah A Gould
N on Thursdsy .n aesne0m ape nvfed Kindly
omit os Z dovsrs Ro ra ''s'A'''S' A'' '' ~
on - Monads Iews Fnsra ssr
Sess at from her ls5s
private.
s,s..a I:and wam
GssseeF Ssase Please &c eeasTa omit movers s' 80 ~
gruss. g s,su ssRfss rssn s e. ses 4er.
service win be h'd J. on w %st nSs59s ss
SEnsiS Kindly omit iowers.
PENF1ELD-Lousa Ann Dsbrow, widow Of the a late
George s4c. r h ss s45 s
from her late residence De All. & - h
waiting Mount Vernon station Harlem emf Ra5lToad on
arrival 9t s'" s convans.nea Of family kindly
auested that flowers be sent
Monaa GseF a. 1s m.. dssh ssh at the
he1n Penn sara Perry widow Of Robert s Rodgers:
y, Ertford County, Maryland. and eldest daughter of
Commodore NJ. c. Perry, u s n
sEToN-At Wiesbaden, Germany. September o. Helena
w,dov OF Alfred L. IN her 10Th Inter-
ment Mt Trinity Cemetery on Friday November g. ss
11.S0 a.
snffTHAt NiIfota, Conn, Saturday October 2s 1eon
cnrnelia Howe wife OF the late Henry Smith. In her
seen Funeral services will be held at her late
r..a.ncs Rfehrond Hill, Stamford, Conn, Wednesday
at p.
salSt. 4 s .s Wa q Hss 1s
and Harriet Snyder. Funeral service from
har Madison-ave-. Lakewood n l.
Wednesday November l. ut p. m Interment IN Grace
Cemetery. CaBtiie' ~ T.
TIT ToN--On tenth month sIst her late residence.
south 2d-ave. Mount Vernon In her sd year; Mary
Rsker widow of Benjamin W. Ti,ton and daughter of
flol.I and Mary c. Baker. Funeral private
WEIp-oct 31st Amelia T. Weld. widow Of James
Gould Weld, ~ years- Funeral private
yoUNGs-on Tuesday, oetooar 81, Thomas founga, in
Ibs Ssth Yesr OF Funeral from Christ Church.
oyster Bay, on Friday. November g. at 1890 a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
LORD CURZON III AT LAHORE.
viceroy of India Suffering from Fever Due
to Sun Exposure

Lahore. Oct. a.-The retiring Viceroy. Lord
Curzon of Kedleston, who has been making fare
well trip through India, is Frustrated here by fever
brought on by exposure to the sun. His departure
from Lahore has been indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
AMERICAN MINISTER AT cETTINJE.

Cettnje Oct. 31.-John B. Jackson was received
bv Prince Nicholas to-day and presented his cre-
dentiaIs as FIRST American Minister to Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY DAT a. m, for Europe. per = e.
Oceanic via Queenstown and Liverpool; at 130 Q.
for Netherlands direct Especially addressed only. per
s. C.. Statendam.
Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece and
British India, s. s. Lorraine
parts Of Europe specially this
SATURDAY l4J-At a m for Europe, per 8. s; New
York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg Gncluding Liver
pool Scotland. Ireland and South Africa when specially
addressed this g. 80 a. m. Europe
per 3. 3. iucania, Queenstown Liverpool:
s. 80 a for Belgium Parcels-Post Malls. per 5
Eaderland (also mailffor Belgium
addressed for this steamer): $50 a. m. Italy
direct Especially addressed ony). Neckar;
$50 m for italy dree. Especially addressed only)
per s. Cretic: at 1890 a. Scotland direct
Especially addressed only. Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Forecast for Special I,ocaiitie

Jersey and Pennsylvania to-day; fair and
colaer Thursday fresh TO brisk south Winds shifting
north
For Eastern New-Tork rain dayI colder probably
fair Thursday; fresh bfiss southwest
shifting north
western portion. clearing and colder Thursday:
brisk southwest west winds shifting
For District OF Columbia fais
southwest winds, becoming variable,
For MARYLAND. rain day colder In western portion,
rair Thurbny southwest Winds becoming
Fer Pennsylvania partly cloudy and colder
daY brisk 20 high southwest northwest winds.
Thursday.
aay brisk 20 winds; fair Thurs
day.
from the shows the changes tenn
reraturs for the last tweuyfour hours. comparison
anfa p La Near
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

GRANT NT-wATSON-TOw-O October 81, 1905. at Grace
Church. Bro2kiyn Heights by the Rev. William r.
Huntington, ID. D., assisted by the Rev f. Krg-
ley D. D, Herbert A. Grent-Wstson. of the late
Robert GrantWatson OF the English diplomatic service
and Anna Curtis
PERRY-WURSTEiR-On Tuesday October a. 1905 at
No ITO Rodneyst.. Brooklyn. N. Y. by the Rev John
fsrskine Adams, Carolyn Schubert daughter OF and
Mrs Friedrich William Wurster to Ralph Irving Perry
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
,SsrAcIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


The schedule closing OF Transpaeae Malls is ar
on the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
Of sailing The final connecting malls
Registered Tenspacfc Malls dispatched VIA Van
coNver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close
nSsgogs day) cosa the General Postofice New-Yorh
n ls 3;s Islands and Guam
3 n November / dispatch per Z. s. Transport
r T.ands Australia Westi and New CaiedoniA,
Va Vancouver Victoria. B c.. close at 8 D. NJ
November dispatch per 8 Moana
pawafI Jspan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco. close az D. M November tV ior ois-
Japan Korea China Philippine Isia1ds tsRscinliy
addressed only. via Tacoma. close at D. m Nove1-
Ssr ~ for dispatch per =. Tydeus.
Islands via San Francisco. close
RI 8 D m November II for aIsrateh per = q MeFpo.s
Samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands. via san Frsnciscos
cin,e a. a q m November Is for dispatch per g.
sioPra III the Cunard carrying the British
ysti for New Zealand does not arrive IA time 20
dispatch extra nlaiS-clOsflE At 5 81
- O 10 a m and D. Sundays f-3o n
~ .rT,yaI ~ tha Cunard stsamer1-
r,nn, 1e,reat Parc4ls-PoHr Mais). China and
TsIa1d-, Vancouver and YtSf9FtA.
CLOSE at 9 D. m November q FOR dispatch n a
aasns Ssrcept Mukden HemchWanE Port Arthur,
.rfqr@JTnless addressed West Australia 4,
VI Saw Zealand Fr,llrtIc11
ana Sertain places IN the Chinese Province Yun0au
vfa British nsia-the quickest routes Philippines
ciaIfy addressed via Earope must be fully prepaid
at the foreign Hawaii Ia forwarded VIA 'ss1
Francisco exclusively Pareels-Post Mails New
zealand Australia CnelueIne Austra!la) az,
forwarded via San Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM n WrTIroX
PoStorice New-fork. n t. October 2T, 1865
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

,ehesr Temperature yesterday 81 degrees. iowest 45.
corresponding date
90 aYEfsse fSr corresponding date twenty i've
fore forecast Rain to-day; colder probably
Thursday: f;esh southwest winds shifting
10 noriisFiy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

g. readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
tssntr. station Webster and jerome avenue troiieys
- 30 91sS Telephone t4850
ora mercy for Book Of Views representative
once, 30 East gard St, N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
UNDERTAKERS.

Rev stephen Merritt the World vide I ,sa IN
., os' srx.xf in the TEL 224 and i35 Cheisea-
ru.HK r. CAMPBELL. sff-s West ssd st.
..1 G. st.nhen Merritt Enbg Inst Tel 13st Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Special Notices.
Domestic Rate.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY NAH. TRAIN.
For all points the United States and Mexico
toutsde of the Boroughs OF Manhattan and Iss
Bronx. Also 10 Cuba. Porto Rico. Hseai and the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES. ETC.


WEDNESDAY DAT e:30 a. m. supplementary 1890
Inagua, Haiti and Masdalena Department OF
dc ax VIXEN Pe secag addressed for this steamer
II for Cuba Especially addressed only1 per g s
peohe Especially addressed only). per s DassTy.
THURSDAY Cat 9 a. m for CUBA. Iueatsn tai st sna
leo when specially this seaHer) IL
especially addressed only, s. Seneca
FRIDAY ts-At 70 m supplementary II so p. m-) for
s5rssSs5 peT for ass a ssso az M g
80 p @ ssns. Ga st. hS Guiana @ cTS p1
Parma dncluding Barbados when specially addressed
for this steamer.
SATURDAY t4)-4At a. for Brazil Arsentine. Urn-
quay and Paraguay. per Syracuse, via Pernambuco
Rio Santos (when specially addressed for
VIA Perna mbuco Bahia and Rio ianeiro qncluding
Brazil 9e 6 nesme ena AZ S
supplementary $50 a ND for Curacao and Ven
Gao when specially addressed for this steamer): at
for Porto Rico. per s. s Ponce. via San Juan:
at 10 a m FOR Panama and Canal Zons especially
ony esr M va for Fns II island
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca ead Maxdssna
pepartmens per P, s sdsra for b eames n
- m for Brazil per Moorish Prince via Pernan1-
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay when specially ad-
dressed this steamer. ,,,., . 49,
regular postage prepaid all letters forrsrded
by the Supplementary Mails and letters eeposea ~
the Closing OF Regular Mail for dispatch by =
vessel will & not be eroaS so thers bW
suppenentary Transatante Mails 1a are e1sb an
whenever the sailngs occur at m or later; and
late mail be deposited In the mail poxes on ,he
Elementary mali TURKS Island and Dom,nsan ,. Re
public also opened on the CLYDE 5dns ,s b.so1
malls on n the aps pf close ten minutes sailing
Only regular p9s,1ase emaieS on the piers OF the Am.ri
can White Star and German (See Poso steansrs
double postage deters 10 cents half oun0e' or 0tas<
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE Will
be repubiished in the Tn-Wcekly Tribune without
extra charge.