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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

BCpcation. p N. "a
The Assooation % Of Women Principals Schools.
7Wentythrd assembly District Republican Organization
Academy Of Sciences business me.tfnr A.r,-sr
OF Natural History. Sis ?.
West End AssOoiation monthly meeting. St An
Lee No % West 44th-st. $40 p. m
concert Brooklyn Arton Singing Society Baptist Temple
Sd-aVe and scherTnerhorn- ct. Brooklyn. evening
chs5ity ball and drii Knights Of Columbus Madison
Phi Delta Phi Club monthly meeting dinner Hotel
marlborough evening
Annual meeting and dinner NewYork Alumni OF Colgate
University Aldine Association. evening
Annual ball 18th Assembly District Ranuh,tc., On
ganizaton Amsterdam opera House evening ~
Stevens Institute annual dinner R-isenwebers evening
Free Lectures Of the Board OF Education ?. m
Dr Walter E. Clark, Banking Public School No
u No - East 27th-st-. Dr. Edmund o. Hovey
tratedl; Public school No 4e I56th-st and St NICE NICE
Pubic s6hoo %6 81 ssia N 2g Wss Since
between 10Th and l1th aves-. Mrs. Helen Schoon-
and Field: Public School No So 7Oth-st and ist-
ave Ben n Jaquish, anthracite Coal: Methods OF
trated); Public School No. Sc 90th-st and I.exing-
P H6 @ Msi aF Pb e MAJ bod S Ing Fss6
81. near shave. Miss Carolina H. Hudobro
No 1S. lst-aye and 5lst-st W. Wallace Ker
EieGfge Aac dAghting- dlgstratedl; Public School
fessor Charles L Harrington. Dynamica Electricity
.Ilus.ratedJ. Public school 10, iss Lewis East
The Austrian Tyrol' illustrated; Columbus Hall
corn ST. 3eI%een C9umbus and AmsteTdam ayes
land dllusfated) Educational Alliance. East Broad
Uses Of weaith: $: LuRe.z Hall No asa Hudson,
s.. near Grove-sr-. Dr Henry g Hanche;t Models OF
between sth and g,I aves Dr. s Alfred Mitchell
The Great Planets: Jupiter Saturn Uranus. Nep-
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B0RGLUM EXHIBITS GROUP.
HIS Hercules and the Horses Of Diomedes''
To Be Placed in NJ. MA.

The bronze group. Hercules and the Horses OF
Dloiheoes, by Gutzon BOrglum. bought by James
0'i4iiHah lot the Metropolitan Museum OF Art will
be set up IN the east wing OF the museum to-day
yesterday a large reception was held at NIr Borg
lum s studio at No l66 East Ssth-st where hun
oreds OF the sculptors friends had an opportunity
% admire the group before its removal TO the
museum rive hundred invitations were sent out
most OF which were accepted
among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
ID schin. Charles T. Cook, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs
" lLiam X. Huntington. Controller and Mrs Metz
M Az. 6hd MRS Charles P Treat, Mr.. and Mrs John
@ " oourun simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Hen
T4ettIS5oqh waiter ShirlaW. George W. Thurber DR.
" Imam b Wood, Professor CunnfsOn 7 q n
Sydney 5. Smith ~ - 4N anu
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NO FOREIGN PHRASE NEEDED.

To the Editor or The Tribune
Sir. ! notice with pleasure that the invitations
TO the wedding OF Miss Alice Roosevelt a fac
simile OF which you print In to-days Tribune sup
plement is truly American in style and contains
no foreign phrase initials signifying such The
usual r. S. V. p. CRespondez sil vous pIait') give
place the plain English. An answer Is re
quested."
The President and Mrs Roosevelt are 10 be com
mended for thus reforming the fashion and l for
one hope the example followed 10 the fullest
extent so that dinner bills OF fare may in
future be printed IN the language OF the country.
RANDOLPH WILSON.
NeW-York Feb. l. lsG
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EGBERT WHITAKER.

Kingston, n Y. Feb. 4.-Egbert Whitaker. the
oldest member OF the Ulster County bar died at
Saugertes last night. He ninety years old
He studied for the ministry. but decided become
lawyer. For several years after his admission
10 the bar he practised at Des Moines Iowa. where
he formed a lifelong friendship with Elihu B
Washburn and Amos Catlin- In the early SOS
he attorney for the defence in the celebrated
was accused Of drowning his wife and child, was
acquitted When the defendant thanked the jury
the foreman replied: I'VE acquitted you a tech
nicality. but believe you guilty" Mr. Whitaker
had not practised actively in the last ten years
New-York tribune., 1906-02-05
A RoMANcE OF RRINs PRERAaE.

triouteu TO the understanding which now exists be-
tween the courts Of st. Petersburg and of Berlin.
A ROMANCE OF ERIN's PEERAGE.
Lady Miiltown. widow OF the sixth Earl OF Mill
town. whose honors have been dormant for some
time has just been ordered by the Dublin courts
turn over and deliver to the OF the Dublin
National Gallery the famous Russborough house
collection OF old masters and art treasures which
she conveyed to this institution by deed or gift
three four years ago Subsequent 10 her
signature or the papers presenting ths magninc,
collection 10 the National Gallery its trustees did
something 10 offend her. declined I believe to
comply with her wishes as to the exhibition Of the
treasures. and incurred her wrath. WomanIike she
then declared that she would rescind her gift and
that under no circumstances would she allow the
National Gallery TO have the collection. But the
trustees have held her to her word and appealing
10 the courts the strength OF the deed OF gift
which she had signed have obtained a judicial
order compelling her 10 turn over the collection to
the nation.
The Miltowu earldom furnishes the many
romances OF the Irish peerage. 1t that the
fifth earl who died IN 1ST had been wild young
fellow in his youth, and became infatuated with a
pretty girl. the daughter Of a farmer. OF his
fathers tenants. He would have married the girl
openly but for the opposition OF his father who
by the way. might tave been the original OF Lucas
Malets Sir Richard Calmady" For although
fine man in every other respect. he was born with
out legs, which did not prevent his enjoying life
his SON. the nth earl. and his sweetheart
cealed themselves in Scotland where they lived
together as man and wife under the same name
this according 70 Scotch law. being sufficient 10
constitute valid marriage A boy was born 10
the union But when the child was about two
years old II disappeared mysteriously with it's
mother during fortnights absence OF its father
all OF whose efforts TO them in vain.
He never married again. and at his death the earl
dom and estates passed 70 his younger brother
whose childless widow has just been compelled TO
surrender the Russborough House collection 10 the
National Gallery. There are several peopIe who
pretend TO be the missing son Of the fifth earl and
therefore the rishtful Lord Mitown but until now,
none OF them have succeeded in establishing their
claims. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY
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Find DYNAMITE IN TENEMENT HousE

Forty-seven sticks OF dynamite and quantity
OF detonating caps found Yesterday morning
in a storeroom in tine cellar OF the tenement house
519 East 14th-st. by Francisco Ferisco a Iaborer
living there. He reported discovery to the DO
lice OF the East 22dst. station. seized the ex-
plOsiVes. The dynamite had apparently been ia
The cellar a long time for was wet and rnouldv
The police believe II stolen by some Italian
employed in q construction gang and hidden there
awaiting a chance TO dispose OF II.
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DR.. GEORGE r. FOWLER VERY LOW.

Albany. Feb. 4-The condition OF DIT. George
Ryerson Fowler. the well known Brooklyn surgeon
was reported at the Albany Hospital late tonight
very grave. It was said that he probably could
not survive the night DIT Fowler came TO Albany
10 attend meeting OF the State Board OF Medical
Examiners. of which he Is a member. also the
centennial of the State Medical Society. He was
attacked by appendicitis. and was operated on Mon
day and again Thursday DR. Fowler Is a brevet
brfgadier general, and surgeon the star Major
General Charles r. Roe. commanding the National
Guard He lives at No. 30l De Kalb-ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1906-02-05
JOSEPH SCHULUM.

Joseph Schulum. who a member OF the AS
sembly from the 18th District for four years died
his home No. 1S4 Clinton-st.. yesterday. MI
Schulum sixty-six years old. He a promi-
nent Mason a member OF the Tammany Hall Cen
eral Committee Of the 18th Assembly District, and
interested In philanthropc work IN several
hospitals. He uncle of Police Sergeant
Raphael SchUlum. The funeral will be held
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TO ASSIST THE REV. DR.. HoueHroN

East Orange. Feb. 4 (SpeciaD.-The Rev. William
Whiting Davis, rector OF Christ Episcopal Church.
East Orange. announced from his pulpit this morn
ing that he had resigned and would leave the
church March !. Mr.. Davis said he de
parting enlarge his field OF usefulness lie will
become assistant TO the Rev. Dr. George Clarke
Houghton, rector OF the Church OF the TranshRura-
tion-'"rhe Little Church Around the COrner''-n
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAM Chicago FTFTE
: SESP E;N GE{ETaisqke KumaI England. HOTEL
AZ 1OtL-MaJQr \. Belven and Captain Y Baum
Pach. Berlin; HOFFMAN-K Ishakawa TOXIC
45, 4aPani HOTEL G0THAM-Dr r. Gaupp, Munich
I7'LlaflS;; HOLLAND-Sir Algernon Coote Eng
!anq, ~ q 11- -iAPEHlAL-Colonel D. c Robinson MAN
HAIIAN-W. n. Mortimer. London.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A gray matinee" Will be given at the Garrick
Theatre Wednesday next Every woman who
comes 10 the playhouse wearing . gray dress viii
be given Tree reserved seat TO Claiming Pol
locks comedy. The Little Gray Lady" The sans
courtesy will be extended 10 every woman with
pronouncedly gray ewes. All who are entitled TO
admission these scores requested 10 apply
the box office not later than O'Clock Wednes
day afternoon.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE Ia.
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-. a,d MARYLAND snow and colder to-day.
AT night Tuesday fair and colder winds becoming north
,,ast and fresh o brisk
1-r Delaware and New-Jersey. cloudy 70 day followed
-. y and colder cold night. Tuesday fair and
colder brisk west northwest WINDS
t,.-,.,-- rannsvlvana snow and colder to-day. cold
- q. night. Tuesday and colder In southeast por
-, fresh 10 brisk northwest winds
r-ssrarr snow sIc colder To-Day. co!d
- a. Tght. TUESDAY fair and colder IN eXtre1e south
poToH - g-gland cloudy and colder to-day, probably
Fol -1t.s e0if wave az night. Tuesday fair; brisk
We VTe.rerr pennsylvania and western New York
much today with a ''ia "H'T' iuesuhy
.-..I r9ld Irl northwest wines
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DINNER FOR SENATOR BRACKET

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Saratoga. y. Y. Feb. 4.-Friends OF Senator
Bracket arranging testimonial dinner for
him here early In March. II is expected that II
will be attended by from four hundred TO five hun
dred persons from all parts of the state
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fgfsst temperature yes'erda3. - nesIseSi Ia,
average for corresponding date last
Vesr ~. agefaRe FOR corresponding dnie 'aSi '""h'E
Local forecast snow ana codcr io-dal. '"aa .-,
winds.
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The Stolen Story" q play by Jessie Lynch Will
Jams the rights or which controlled by Henry
w Savage. has been made into a novel under the
title OF "The Day Dreamer" and will be pus on
the market shortly by Scribner.
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Miss Josie sadIer is a n

Miss Josie sadler is addition ths Ray
mond Hitchcock Company. playing The Gsllopsr-'
at the Garden Theatre. Miss Ssdler appears In the
role OF Sybil. the Schwartz widow OF the Newark
brewer
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points the United States. Csnsda ana Msxscs
(outside OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan and Trs
Bronx Cuba Porto Rico, Hawaii and ths
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
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Death notices appearing fn THE TRIBUNE win he
charge.

Hstned Edxsr Tsg3ss TsJ5r,~' F11Ssr.ck 1s1sr
gs ned In the Roseville II. T. Church Wednesday
FEBRUARY T. at O'clock Kindly send no flowers.
S22SisNE-Frtday. 2sSI February at Glen Ridge. y ,.
Elneral ar the residence OF son-fr-lav Romsyn
Pi:rson: Douglass Road Glen Ridge. Tussdsy. Feb
". train from NsW-York
CoCTTs-At Sharon Mass February l. Henry n
NJ Frances H coatrs F7InsTa se-1iee. 10 be hsis
az Presbyterian Church. Perth Anboy, February g.
at .
hSSLL.-MaFiah Z. beloved VIII. % william Hal. sud
ssniy On EsSrasTy ssas5s services vii 5e he'd s
the oth inst. az 7:3o ,.
HATETEI.D-Edzar FIata-ld az, ~ ~. i-t. r,o- .,s
aassty Hstneld IN the Ioth GEAR Of his age Funeral
w-dnssday Febrliary 4 1908 st ? rS 6,aIifo-5'.
papers please copy.
MAITLAND -Suddenly. bis Wimbledon Ens
New-York. os the late Stuart c. Maitland.
MoRGAN-on SATURDAY,. February >. 1905. Lucy Pn.ips
Allen. wife OF the late Charles Leslie Morgan and
Phelps OF C0nnectcut IN the 5sth year OF her aE..
sGnsral services at the Tesidsnes o. her sister Ms
on inst. az 10 O'Clock Interment sayoroOk. Conn
Kindly omit flowers
NoRTlIs-on sunday. February az her rezsdsnce No.
Norris and daughter OF the late John ABBY VIA
Stevens her 7isr year Funeral services AZ C-ae.
Church. Wednesday February z half pasr II
REMCK-On Friday February 2 at his late r-.sd.ncs.
No. 20 5th-ave-- Albert Remick. N his I'D year.
and l5h-st Mondsy. February s. az ESQ a n
Please omit flowers Interment at Baltimore Ports
mouth On h papers please copy
TowNE-suddsnly. on SUNDAY morning. February Z.
his residence STANFORD Conn. Fredsrtok Taitnadss
Johns Church Stamford a:sO .. m. on Tuesdsy
leaving Grand Central station az o'cioc< Phil
delphiA Boston and Wilmington CDel) papers please
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Foreign Rates.

For points Europe and al IN ths Universal
Postal Union THE ErSlSINE1 viii be mailed
lowing
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Nail rubscrioers in Nsw-York City 70 the DAr1Y ana
TFI-WEEKLY will be charged
postage addition TO the rates named above
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Local Onicial n

-, oc,ctal Hecord.-The following ofcial record
- yrs.tber Bureau shows the changes In the
.-,,ure Tor the twsnty-four hours IN com
- -,.h me corresponding date Of last year
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK p CAMPBELL Co. 3tf-s WEST SD 81
World Known Funeral Chapels Tel 1874 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-02-05

with her son. Emperor Nicholas that has
triouted TO the understanding which exists be-
tween the courts OF St Petersburg and OF Berlin
New-York tribune., 1906-02-05
CEMETERIES. :.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

IL readily accessible by Harlem
tral Station. Webster and e-oifsv-
by carriage. Lots s125 up. Telephone Grzmsrcy.
for Book OF Views representative
Once. 70 East 23rd ST. y. 7 city
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nAITT ANn sINDAY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07

The new world language. Esperanto.
seems 10 have already won more advo-
Gates than the older volapuk. No
manufactured language. however,
seems to have much chance In com
petition with English. which long ago
Mplaced French as the most useful
and widely spoken language and which
IS gaining faster than ever In all parts
Of the world. Cutie recently the Ger
man government has ordered that all
railway officials and employees must
learn to speak English. In Antwerp
also the authorities are urging all
classes to study English and are pro-
viding spscial facilities in the public
schools; the city has become almost
an English-speaking port" In Japan
all school children are now obliged
20 learn our language. A few years
hence tourists from this country will
be able to get along there as easily
as on a trip at home. With Great
Britain, India, Australia, Canada, the
United States and large sections of
Africa using English. what hope r
there for any other language7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07
~No TROUBLE"
20 Change from Coffee to Postum.

Postum has done a world OF good
for me-" writes an his. man.
I've had Indigestion nearly all my
life but never dreamed coffee was the
cause Of my trouble until last Spring
I got 50 bad was in misery all the
time.
"A coffee drinker fer so years, It
irritated my stomach and nerves, yet
was just crazy for Il. After drinking
II with my meals. I would leave the
table. 90 out and lose my meal and
the coffee too. Then I'd be as hungry
as ever.
"A friend advised me to quit coffee
and use Postum-said It cured him
Since taking his advice retain ny
food ard get all the good out Of It, and
don't have those awful hungry spells
Il changed from coffee to Postum
without any trouble whatever. felt
better from the first day I drank it
am well now and give the credit to
Postum" Name given by Postum
Co, Battle Greek. Mich. Read the 1t
tie book. The Road to Wellviile." ii
pkgs. There's q reason"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07

Sentiment may find special interest
In the current report of the post
master general. for We are celebrat-
ing the two hundredth anniversary
OF the birth Of Franklin, who was
deputy postmaster general OF the
British colonies in America. At the
time OF Fyanklin's death. 1890, there
were 70 post Offices in this country.
To-day there are $4,000. Then the
receipts we're less than $4,000. Last
year they We're s150,O00,0 600
The number Of people employed by
the post Office department is nearly
s00. .000-equal to the working pop
ulation Of a great city-and the num-
Der Of employees and Of all agents and
means for distributing mail mounts
faster in propottion than the receipts.
The postmaster general touches on
many suggested Improvements, such
as the reduction OF certain rates of
postage, the parcels post and postal
savings repositories. but he recon-
mends that attention be paid not so
much to possible additions to the serv-
ice as to the improvement OF the kinds
Of service already established. The
principal change that he recommends
is the merging Of third-class natter
unsealed printed matter-and OF
fourth-class-unsealed merchandise
into one class at one cent for two
ounces-Youth's Companion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07
Mr.. GREEN WENT TO WORK
Veteran colored Laborer Knew Els
Rights in the Situation and
Meant to Have Them

In connection with any great mu-
niclpal improvement much interest al
ways attaches TO the ceremony Of lift
Ing the first spadeful Of earth. laying
the factory task Of putting in place the
final trowel Of plaster and the last
brick. The new Virginia avenue and
the last part OF the Pennsylvania rail
roads share in the project for the
elimination Of a grade crossings with
In the city. was completed a short
time ago, and the formal finishing
touch to the contract fell to the lot OF
Mr.. Green, a veteran colored laborer.
Mr.. Green is a character known by
every foreman for the big contract
ing firm. and he assumed the task Of
putting in the last brick of the tunnel
as though 1t was his by right.
Mr.. Green. so the story runs. came
into the work on the Virginia avenue
tunnel in a truly Characteristic way
II seems that Johnathan Wainwright
Jr., son OF the president Of the com
pany. was in active supervision Of the
work. and he did not know Mr.. Green.
One day the latter appeared at the
office and 10 Mr. Wainwright said
Say. boss. where's my room? Use
come TO work"
What" replied the superintendent,
fairly taken aback by the aged labor
er's statement.
where is ! goin' to sleep. and
where's my tools?" the colored man
continued unabashed.
Get out" Mr.. Wainwright an
swered. more than half angry at the
seeming imprudence. Il have no place
for you. We don't need any more
men,"
Go on, now, young man, ! knowed
your father and mother long Defo' you
was born and II you don't find place
TO me right away Ill have you dis
charged. You just run along and find
me a bed and I'm goin' to work"
And Mr.. Green went to work. and
that he stayed TO the finish is obvious
from the statement that he laid the
last brick.-Washingt Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07
Some Tntslestinr Expsriments.

Experiments are now made at the
department OF agriculture with view
OF raising a featherless hen.
Secretary Wilson has known for
some time Of the demand for such a
fowl, and he has directed his experts
TO get busy and work out the prob
lem. Assistant Secretary Hays, who
is responsible for the campaign that
is now being made to improve the
human species, is taking great inter-
est in the experiments now under
way, with a view to producing a
featherless hen.
Another experiment is being made
at the department that will be fol-
lowed with great anxiety. Efforts are
making to graft the milk weed on the
coffee plant for the purpose Of evolv-
ing a herb that win yield cafe au lait
Exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-07
sAY1Nos on THE sAaEs.

Lack Of desire is the greatest Of
riches.--Seneca.
Art holds fast when all else is lost
From the German.
He is safe from danger who is on
his guard even when safe.-Syrus.
IN the court of his own conscience
no guilty man is acquitted.-Juyenal.
He who is afraid of asking Is
ashamed Of learning.-From the Dan
ism.
When ell men say you are an ass,
II is time to bray-From the Span
ish.
The only competition worthy wise
man is with himself.-Anna Jane
son.
A babe is an angel whose wings
decrease as his legs increase.-From
the French.