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New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
THE OPERA.
Last 'FParSifar' Performance.

Yesterday the holiday was celebrated at the
Opera House by the final performance here this
season OF 'ParsifaI," given at a matinee. The
house was entirely sold out; the audience suggested
in size those OF last season. The in the main
the familiar one, but Miss Fremstad was al
lowed the opportunity of appearing for the third
time Kundry, and not only did she carry this
final performance TO point OF success thai seemed
at times in doubt. but she added new honors 70
her sheaf OF achievements. There was In her i'm
persenation Of the complex character OF Kundry
nothing which she has not before disclosed. but
every phase was realized more fully. more vividly.
This especially true in the garden scene
OF the second act. The opulencs OF her
charm. the sheer sex OF the character
she embodied. irresistibIy projected across
the footghts. till 1t seemed the leopard skin
she wore giowed a dull symbol Her voice. too.
save IN the passages where the score must remain
too high for her, warm and lovely. In the
vocal performances OF Of the rest OF the cast
lay what fault must be found with the performance
OF the opera. Mr.. BurgstaIer. though in his action
quite as satisfactory ever. was evidently still
laoorlns under the disadvantage OF q cold. that
ne husoanded his efforts all he could Mr. Van RoOy
also was yocaly little weary making his perform
dignity characterized the working OF the scenic and
cnoral details. however. and the final ''Parsifal'
resulted to management and public In pleasure
and profit.
IN the evening TO a large audience '-Tosca'
sung oy Nine. Eames. Mr.. Caruso and the others
tahililar IN tho cast this winter.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
FOR SAFETY ON STEAMERS
Regulations Dra1rn Up by SuperUis-
ing Inspectors.
IFnoz TIE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington. Feb 22-The Board Of SuperFis-
ing Inspectors Of the Steamboat Service ad-
iourned today. after formulating recommends
IoEs which were placed in the hands of the Sec
fstary Of Commerce and Labor. The most i'm
porta-t discussion has centred around three
proposed regulations-CD the question as TO
whether the size Of the crews Of vessels should
be based on the tonnage OF the vessel, on the
cargo carried, or on some other ground: q on
the question Of requiring a given number Of
bUlkheads per length Of vessel; 81 the reg
ustion requiring the instainlent Of separate
boilers for donkey engines OF the decks Of yes
sells
With regard 10 these questions the board
hnaiiy agreed on the first with the contention
OF the vessel men that the determination Of the
crews should be left the discretion of the local
inspector. This recommendation cannot be put
in force without authority from Congress. but
z bill which contains this provision is now pend
ing
The conclusion reached with regard to the sec
ond problem was thar vessels on the Atlantic
coast and the Northwestern lakes ana rivers in
tended for ths transportation of passengers must
have nor less than three buikheads. this being
the regulation now in force
The board further concluded that the require
msat that vessels have donkey boilers was un-
necessary. The report declares that auxiliary
power may be taken from the main boilers
without affecting the safety of the vessels
Regulations affecting the testing of materials,
etc. merely provide that the tests shall con
form 70 modern praetics"
Kew and more detailed regulations affecting
the provision Of Iffebosts. life RATS and life pre-
servers are recommended. with regard to the
iatter, life preservers made from granulated
coTk and kopek are prohibited. Numerous
TeccrnnendatioGs were also made affecting the
acensirg Of officers and for more stringent rules
covering 6re protection, to be enforced by pen
zities OF drastic nature.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
5 Show, Madison Square Garden.

sportsmen's Show Madison Square Garden.
Rapid Transit Commission nesting. afternoon
Meeting Of the Board OF Education p. m
Annual meeting Of National Society of New-England
Wonnsn DelnontcOs. $3.50 :. m.
Meeting Of West End Wonsn's Republican Club. Hotel
Astor. p n.
ST Mchaeis Church. g 10 p n.
Meeting Of Portia Club Murray Hill Hotel Par-ave and
40th-st.. 5 p. m
Dinner of the Entertainment Club St Regis evening
Dinner Of 18th Assembly District Republicans for Senator
Dinner and dance Of the Ohio Society Hotel Astor Broad
way, : ?. m.
Dinner commanding officers Of the National Guard In
New-York City, Calumet Club, evening.
District Attorney Jerome on Sunday Opening
salo9nn People Institute Club. No. s1s East 18th
Women LAWYERS Club. annual meeting. National Arts
Club. No. 81 West s4th-st. evening
Lecture by Constructor W J. Baxter. I. s \, on the
tiout. New-YOrk Yacht Club ,. m,
Free lectures OF the Board Education. Public
Alaska; CIiastrated1; Public school Va - Hubert
ana CosteE SIS Mss Grace A Burt Macbeth :
Charles P. Caldwell. Texas (iIlustrsted); Public
School No. @ 81 No. 52S West 445t-st @ Dr. Charles
World; Public schohol No. 81 7Oth-st and 1stave..
Mrs Nette L BesI, Raphael; Public School No.
Burn The Care Of the Eyes'': Pu6e schoo No lie
6f Washhston hso dustrSte7 Pblie School No is5
1st-aye and 51st-st. Professor Henri Zick, BeElin
School No. 15s No 24i East 119th-st, Professor
Charles l. Bristol 'Construeton Of Dwellings Qlqs-
e1t @ L5T Of Tncosciousness Such as Apopexy Fainng
tacks Etc; Morris High school 166th-st- and Bos-
land dliustrated1; Public School No o. AIMS
ave and 147th-st. Miss Catherine Collins Poems by
and i45th-sf. Professor Arthur 5. Cooley "a Tour
Through Greece. dlI7trated; lafayette Hall & Alex
the People Live in Congo Land illustrated
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ADDTCKS TO PAY DEBTS.
NM Settle judgments for s48, 800
against AlLee and Himself.
IsF TELEGRAPH 70 THE TBIsrsE.I

-
Dover. Del, Feb 22-The Senatorship situa-
Noh TOOK turn late this afternoon. when II was
announced that J. Edward Addicks has rehabiIi-
1steo himself financially, and will now make re-
Ne~ed Efforts either TO bring about his election
. create deadlock until the end Of the ieg1s-
lature
Il attorney General Ward, the personal coun-
g q Adc.cks. arrived here to-day with a oerti-
lsa check given by Addicks for $14.J00 which
VII be ussd IN settling a Judgment for this
amount r. Wilmington tomorrow. Addicks
VII siso shortly settle judgment confessed by
senator Alice in Dover for $50. 500. The S14. 500
fragment and the one given by Alice represent
lae money which Addicis secured 10 reimburse
b - Bay State Gas Company. ar the direction OF
-.--SslFer Pepper, fer an overissuahce Of stock
he Adolclzs leaders declare the settlement Of
--1se Judgments VIII soidffy their forces and
.lsTent further breaks. The legislators were
SS-Alous 70 celebrate Washingtons Birthday to-
1.@s. and only one Senatorial ballot was taken.
- - vas Intellectual. The only change was the ac
% - q the seven Union Republican insurgents in
-'tfg On 7. Coleman Dupont.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
FREDERICK J. WARREN.
EBx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Icy IELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Boston. Feb 22.-Frederick John Warren, of
Cambridge. president of the Warren Brothers Btu
lithic Pavement Company, of Boston, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Essex. He had
been spending several days in New-York with Mrs.
Warren. arriving in Boston yesterday morning.
After breakfasting with Mrs. Warren at the Essex
he took room there, and she went home He
telephoned his Office that he tired, would rest
a while and be at the office later. When he failed
TO come TO the Office of his brothers went TO
his room and found Mr.. Warren lifeless on the
bed.
DR.. J. II. Stevens. who called, said that Mr..
Warren had been dead only few moments. and
that death was due TO heart disease. On Monday
evening he had complained of being tired but was
otherwise apparently well and in good spirits His
health had become somewhat impaired by over
work though his family and business associates did
not consider his condition serious Mr.. Warren was
the son of the late Herbert NJ. Warren. of Newton.
where he born February Is, 1865. He leaves
a wife and daughter twelve years old
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
mRs. ELSIE SAWYER MAzET.

Mrs Elsie Sawyer Mazet. wife of ex-Assembly-
man Robert MaZet, died yesterday ct their home,
No 1o4 West s4th-st. Mrs. Mazet the daughter
Of Commodore John W Moore. Z. S. N. retired,
and Emily Sawyer Moore. She was married to Mr..
AIazet on November Il. 1859. at her home at Lake
George She Mr.. Mazet's second wife He
was married 10 his first wife. May Mazet in Hud-
son N Y in 1890 and obtained divorce in 1889
The decree was granted in January of that year.
but not made public until the following April when
the sealed apers in the were given 20 news
pa uer by Tanlmany officials. Mr.. Mazet has served
two terms IN the Assembly, was chairman OF the
police investigation committee OF lbsS, ana is a
lieutenant in the 7th Regiment
Funeral services for Mrs Mazet will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, IN ST Matthe"
Enscopal Church. in s4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
"BOODLE FUND" IN COURT
Clerk Counts 10000 in Missouri
-Niedringhaus Summoned.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Butler. No, Feb. 22.-Whilc Charles Kelly.
ex-member of the St Louis House of Delegates
was testifying to-day in the trial of Charles
Kratz, there great stir at the door Of the
courtroom caused by the entrance of five de-
tectives with a package containing the S6OOOO
Doodle fund" One detective carried Win
chester shotgun.
The bills were taken out and counted before
the jury. a clerk of the Mississippi Trust Com
pany. which had the Doodle fund" in safe keep
ing. testified that the safe deposit box had never
been opened except once, and that was by the
officers under Mr.. Folk, then st. Louis Circuit
Attorney After the bills were counted the
money was returned 10 the express Office.
Kratz tainted shortly after to-day's sitting Of
the court began and the case was delayed more
than an hour.
Circuit Attorney Sager Of ST. Louis, who is
conducting the case against Kratz has invoked
the aid OF District Attorney Jerome OF New
York, 10 secure the presence in Butler OF
Charles H Turner, who is nov in New-York.
Turner has sent word that he is too i'll to leave
his bed. and in reply to telegrams from Mr..
Sager asking that Turner's illness be verified
District Attorney Jerome replied that il was
impossible 10 see Turner, he will allow no one
in his room.
On the request of Attorney FauntIeroy, coun-
sci for the defence attachment was issued
to-day for Thomas K. Niedringhaus the Re
publican caucus nominee for United States SEN
ator I'VE want Mr.. Niedringhaus for wit
ness" said Attorney Fsuntleroy, "and he must
come"
At the Waldorf last night IT was said that Mr..
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
SHOWS BRIBE TO HOUSE.
Indiana Legislator GiUes VisibIe
Eridence of Corruption.

Indianapols Feb. Z2-Representative Ananias
Baker. addressing the Speaker from his seat IN the
Indiana General Assembly to-day. announced that
be had received q sealed envelope, which he held
in his hand with the request that he vote against
the Anti-Cigarette bill. IT have not opened the
envelope" said ne. There many cries of
open it!' and Mr. Baker tore It open while stand
;ng al his seat. II contained one-hundred-dolIar
DILL
An investigation has been ordered. Mr.. Bakers
announcement of an attempt at bribery was made
in vote on the passage of drastic Ant-C1garette
bill. He said the envelope had been handed to him
his hotel but he did not say by whom. The Ju-
dietary Committee has begun an investigation.
The bill passed by IA to IT, and is ready
TO 20 10 the Governor. 1t prohibits the manufact-
ure sale of cigarettes IN the Stats and forbids
any 10 have them in his possession
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WOMEN SHOULD BE PIONEERS.
Mrs. Gilman's Plan for Reducing the Supply
of Old Maids.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRIBuNn.I

Boston, Feb. 22-Mrs Charlotte Perkins KilTnan.
author of Woman and Economics" The Home
and other well known books relating 10 woman and
her sphere has just announced a plan whereby she
saws all the eligible single in Massachusetts
may marry. She declares that there are at present
oyer seventy thousand women Of marriageabe age
in the BAY state and that under the present cond-
tions these seventy thousand women are doomed
never 70 marry because IL is mechanical imposst-
hility for them 10 ind husbands.
Mrs. Gilmans plan IS for women TO become pio-
,,eers as did the men when they made the new
West In short her cry is Go West, young
women and marry IN the country"
Unmarried woman" she says. should consider
the map OF her country choose the State that
sl,sts her hest aside from the married sae), and
HE herself 10 the location she has picked out forth
With She reed not label. The unmarried
men IN her new home will do the rest What We
need is a healthy pioneering spirit among the
women themselves" declares Mrs. Gilman tfi-
unphantly.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
CAPTAIN 7. DONALD TOD.

r. Donald Tod the marine engineer at HarthiI,
Dunvon. Scotland. who died recently at his home.
began his working career engineer with his
uncle David Tod, when the Inman Line was
launched in 1885, with the building OF the City OF
Glasgow the first successful iron screw propeller
steamship in the Atlantic trade. The first City OF
Paris also built by the Tods. made the westward
run In 1867 in days and hours a record In
1853 the City Of Brussels another vessel from the
Tod shipyards, made tho eastward run IN days.
% hours and minutes. again making record
tire works, joined the Innlan Line. with which
he remained for many years He served for two
wears in the Crimea. Mr.. Tod reared six sens and
three daughters One OF his sons was for many
wears the captain of jay Goulds steam yacht, the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
CIVIL CREWS FOR GOLFERS.
Scarcity of Officers Forces Navy Department
to Withdraw Enlisted Men.

Norfolk Va Feb. 22-The crew OF the United
States collier Aberenda at the Norfolk Navy
Yard has been changed from regular enlisted men
Of the navy back TO merchantmen. The govern
rnent decided 10 place all collers Of the navy in
charge of enlisted recently, and the Abarenda
was one of the first upon which this change was
made.
Washington Feb Pit is explained at the Navy
Department that the to the practice sup
plying naval coliiers with civilian officers and
crews was forced by, the great scarcity OF COM
mIssioned naval officers. II already has become
necessary 10 depart from the practice Of giving
officers shore duty at intervals about equivalent in
length OF tine TO sea duty and especially in the
junior officers II has been necessary to send
them back after long and arduous foreign
service with scant allowance or shore leave and
Tufy
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
JAMES CONSTABLE.

James Constable well known baker, OF Brook
lyn, died at his home. No. 533 Ocean-ave, on Tues
day from heart disease resulting from blood poison
ing. Recently he scratched in some way one of the
toes Of his left foot which became so infamed
that il had 10 be amputated on Sunday. It was TOO
late. however, to prevent the paralysis which
caused his death. Mr. Constable was born In York
England. ffty-fve years ago, and had lived In
Brooklyn about thirty-five years He owned four
valuable apartment houses on Brooklyn Heights.
He was member of Kings County Lodge. F. and
a. M, and the knickeTbocker Field Club and a
member of Plymouth Church. He leaves a widow,
two sons and four daughters.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
PUBLISHERS CONTINUE SESSIONS.

The representatives of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association attending the nineteenth
annual meeting at the Waldorf enjoyed themselves
IN various ways yesterday. A short business ses-
sion was held IN the forenoon at the Waldorf and
an adjournment was taken from there to The
IlmeS Building Here the members We're enter
tanned az luncheon. Aftsrward another business
meeting was held, To-day the members will be the
guests or The Brooklyn Eagle" and in the even
ing the annual dinner win be held az the Waldorf
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
1904 1908

Highest temperature yesterday "a lowest 20;
average corresponding date OF last year.
AZ average for corresponding OF last twenty-five
years 32
Local forecasts Light rain todayi fair and warmer
Friday diminishing noTthsasterly wlndk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WHALING INDUSTRY COMING TO LIFE

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Boston, Feb 22-Boston shipping men are prepar-
ing for revival Of the oldtime Atlantic whaling in
dustry, on the strength Of reports coming in that
large numbers Of whales are being encountered by
vessels. number of Connecticut capitalists. with
Captain Hegarty. will start the movement by fitting
out the brig Sullivan for expedition ranging from
Nantucket Shoals to the Indian Ocean.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAafBRIDGB-Mrs. Lloyd Macy, OF Pasadena
Cal FIFTH -AVENUEE.PEofessor Charles W
Dr. John Wesley Hill of Harrisburg, Penn. I'M
PERIAL-spencer Borden jr., Of Fall River. Mass
MAJESTYC-E. Frank Dodge. OF Kansas City.
NETHERLAND-D. r. Hanna, Of Cleveland.
PLAZA-C. ]. Miller. Mayor of Franklin Penn.
VTCyTORIA-CIinton Seollard, OF Clinton n. Y.
F-AsTORIA-George 2. Matthews Of
Ruffalo. MOLCOTT-C. ". MclIunn, OF CHICAGO.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
SIP PuRpon,s DAY AT M. M. A.

- Ssspar Purdon Clarke. the director-elect of
a., HftroDolitsn Museum OF Art leaves fcwn to-
e - o1 visit 10 Philadelphia. Where he will be
st of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
snnual dinner tonight. Robert W. de Forest.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
Postomcs Not,r.

(sheuld be read DAILY BY Interested as changes
may occur tIue.l
Eorelgn malls for the week ending Tehruary
WI WI ctose (PROMPTLY all cases. a. the General
Oiace as follows REGISTERED AND PARCELS
LL MAILS close one hour earlier than closing
elo"1 DeloW. ParcelSPos mails for Germany close
a. p m February 20 per q 5 Eronprtnz Wiihelra:
Feoruary q per = = Barbarossa February "a. per
Rreslau. - - - -
S corner OF West and Morton StrsstsI half
teI llan closing time shown below fsxcspt that sun
penentary Mails FOR Europe and Central Anarica va
Ooloh' close one hour later az Foreign SIato1J.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
MRS. SARAH coLwELL MAsIE.

Mrs. Sarah CoIwell Mabie. mother Of Hamilton
Wright Mabie, the author. died at her home in
North Tarrytown yesterday morning from pa
raIysis. She had been in poor health for some time
Mrs. Mabie the daughter of Samuel CoweII
and Charlotte Wright, and born in Dutchess
County eIghty-two years ago. Her husband was
Levi J. Mabie. who died in 1883. The funeral
vices Will be held Friday at noon The burial
he In
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

7tsi sFSDAY t2a)At a N for France. svi,s.riand
SrltIsn india 5, La C5ascogue, Havrs cn.a
oF SIAer parts Of Europe must be directed 'r-r =
Ia Gascogne' ,.
SATURDAY C25l-At $50 a. m for Italy direct psr q
Netlar mail must be directed per = 8 WsiEaFD:
oStS = snd "a to- Europe per 5 3 s. LSus va Pina
1reiahc must Be directed = g 81 LOUSY: az
o-So 4. Tor 9. 5 Campania, Queens
town and Liverpool; $40 for Belgium Parcels
Fost Mails. per = = Vsderiand Crezular mail fer
b7slua us- De directed per Vadsrlsna al $50
N IoE scotland direct Ter Furnsssia Cail
&c greeted per 5 Furnessa'D: 10 a. for
azores Islands. :. : Republic Italy
ne directed per 3 = RepubIic'D 11;30 n N for
ttaIy dlrecr- Per s Prinz Adaihert (ulal b.
directed per : s Prtnz AGaIberT').
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
ACCEPTS CALL TO NETWORK CHURCH
Icy TELEaRApH To

I8X TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUSEl
La Porte, Ind, Feb. 22.-The Rev. William n
Boetcker pastor Of the German Reformed Church
al sheoyviile, this State. has resigned to accept
a call to the Second Reformed Church OF New-York
City The Indiana clergyman will begin his New
York laborS early IN March
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule OF closing OF TTanspacihe Mails
ranged presumption OF their uninterrupted
land transit 70 port or SAILING Ihs anal connectns
mails Except Registered Transpactdc Mails dispatched
Vancouver. Victoria. Tacoma OF Seattle whioh
close p. previous day. close AZ thu General Posi-
once. New York. follows
Philippine Islands and Guam. via san Francisco. close
Fiji Islands Australia Except west) ana New Gals
donia via Vancouver and Victoria 3. c.. cioss az
D. N. February 25 for dispatch 5. Moana
Japan. Korea. China and specially addressed mall sor
Philippine Island via Seattle close - Fsera2zy
% Tor dispatch per
Hawaii VIA san FranGscos close ,. n. February
Tor dispatch s. .. Alameda
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and Phlippins Islands
via san Francisco. close at , n March for dIs-
TAHITI ana Marquesas Islands. San Francsco coss
AZ o. N. March 10 for dispatch per 8. 2lariposa-
Zealand. Australia eXcept WssN New-Cai ie6onla
Samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands. Via FrznciSco.
close p. March II for dispatch per 8 sierra
the Cunard steamer carrying the British ror
NsW-ZsaIand arrive IN tine connect with
this Dispatch mails-closlnE $50 n. $50
a. m .aad D. n, sundays AZ s-a0 a N. a n
6 D m-wfn be made and forwarded until the Ar
rival of Cunard steanaerl
Philippina Islands. Vancouver and Victoria b
close D. March ta for dispAteh per Empress
MsnehIris (sxeept Nsv-ChwanE and Port Arthur, ana
nC9TE-Juies addressed. West Australia
Forwarded Europe NeW-Zealart vtz san Francisco
and certain places Chinese ProVincs of Yunna-.
Ma British Iniia-the QuicSest ronfes Philippines
al the foreign rates Hawaii - rorNA4ded VA san
Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM WILCOX. PostmAsfs<>
Postorcs Nsw-York. n. r. February II. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
WHISTLER EXHIBITION OPENED.

London, Feb 22-Auguste Rodin. president OF ths
International Society OF Painters. ScuIptors and
EngraVers opened the Whistler exhibition to-day.
Ambassador Choate the Belgian Minister. Alfred
austin Countess DOnoughmore, daughter OF NJ. ?.
those present --9
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
NlEpRINaHAus LOSES A VOTE.

Jefferson city. Mo. Feb. f2-There was one more
detection from the forces OF Thomas K Niedring-
haus when the roll was called this morning for
the tEenty-ninth ballot of the joint session Of the
legislature 10 elect a successor to United States
Senator Cockreil w. NJ Monaghan Of Green
irl
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washlngton. Feb. IA
The weather has generally fair in all districts
cent the lower lake and Ohio Valley and the
North Pacific Coast States where Light rain has fallen
The temperature IN the South. and Is above
the seasonal average all Of the
rsuEngand and the portion OF the Middle At
lantis States where has been fall OF about
serees since Tuesday the extreme Northwest there
has been a sharp IN temperature. due to the east
ward movement depression central tonight north cf
Montana The Of the highs and lows
drn. the last few days been unusually sluggish So
long as stasnatsd conditions prevail there IS little keI
hood Of a Of cold weather.
The weather Thursday and Friday will be fa= except
IN New-EpgIand New-York and the lower lake region
where light rain with winds
prevail Thursday, followed by fair and weather
Friday Continued warm weather will prevail IN the in
terror valleys and ths South.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For Eastern New
York partly cloudy to-day with light IN south por
ton: Friday fair warmer; diminishing northeast
For New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware
light rain to-day; Friday fair warmer: diminishing
northeast Winds.
For the OF Columbia cloudy to-day. with Light
rain; Friday fair, warmer fresh northeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Westsrn New-9ork rain
or snow to-day F-day fair. warmers diminishing west
For New-Engisnd parity to-day with light
winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
T. c. DUPONT GAINS THREE VOTES.

s'fer Del. Feb. H.--The special feature Of to-
- bsllotlng for United States Senator was the
- - made by 7 Coleman Dupont Regular Re-
Sssseesesn- Three Union Repablicans-Speaker Den
80 .ead Nessrs. Lingo and LyonE-who had been
sysrs'sHg their votes to-day voted for T. Coleman