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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
THE NAVY AND OIL FUEL.
Admiral Rae on Report of Tests-Needs of
His Bureau at the Yards.

washington. Oct 27-The annual report Of Rear
Admiral c. W. Rae. chief OF the Bureau OF Steam
Engineering for the fiscal year ended June So last.
saws:
The report Of the Liquid Fuel Board, when pub
lshed. VIII be OF inestimaole benefit to the manu-
featuring. maritime and naval world, and wiz
show the far reaching benefit Of careful, conscien
tous and extended experimental Investigation.
Neither IN extent nor IN character have these
tests been ecualled either st home abroad. and
the bureau feels assured that when the results OF
the experirnente made known the neces-
eirv and advisa bility Of conducting extended in
vestigation in other directions viii be made mani
fest.
The report earnestly requests the detail OF Junior
line officers as assistants to the naval inspectors
Of material. In order that the young officers may
be trained for the important duties OF inspectors in
charge
Reviewing the needs Of the bureau at the DIFF
ferenr Yards the following recommendations are
made for the yards named:
Portsmouth y. H entire set OF buildings for
the bureau Boston. power plant; New-IOrk, sew
eraI new buildings: League Island, additional tools
Norfolk. auxiliary machine shop: Mare Island, ap-
rrouriation for remaining buildings proposed for
the new plant: Puget Sound, pattern shop, power
house and administration building; Key West.
new foundry; Pensacola complete outfit OF shops.
The estimated cost for tools and machine plant at
Charleston is given at S25QOOO.
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FPISCOPALIANS GENEROUS.
Contributions for Missionary Work Show
Handsome Increase-Councl Meets

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE opening service OF the
Missionary Council OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church was held to-day at Epiphany Church The
serman was preached by Bishop Doane. OF Albany
Tba councu viii continue fus sessions throughout
the week The Indications point to large at
tendance OF bishops, clergy and latty.
was presided over by Bishop Tuttle. OF Missouri
the new Presiding Bishop OF the Church q the
tinted states an address on The Financial Record
OF the Year" by George c Thomas OF NeW-1 OK,
treasurer OF the General Board OF MISSIONS. was
read as Mr. Thomas was unable 70 De present
The Rev Arthur 5. Lloyd. secretary OF tne ooaTd
delivered an address The Genera PTosress o.
Schieffiiu president OF the American Missionary
Society. read paper on Progress IN brs-L az %
the board OF mana gers called attention 70 t1e com
TIatfon Of me translation OF the Bible into en-lI
me classical language % the Chinese Ihe total
recepts OF the treasury for the year ended august
81 the Bishop said. were SIv-S4'' q hAnlsOAHe NJ
crease over the preceding year. -, . -.
public meeting OF the council was he4d to-lisn.
IN Fnfpbany Church. at which Juslce Brewer. o.
the supreme Court delivered an address
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cAPPs's VIEW ABOUT NAVY YARD

Naval Constructor CaPps, head of the depart
uent OF construction and repair at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, said yesterday that he had not been
Rear Admiral Bowles chief constructor OF the
navy. He added:
1t IS to be deplored that outside firms able
TO of1er such attractions that officer Of Admiral
Bowles's long service finds himself virtually COM
PEELED TO accept them
OF course. what would be an inducement 20 an
officer who has q family dependent him would
not be any temptation to me.
Mr. Caps is on record as favoring the improving
Of berthing facilities at the yard
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
ANOTHER NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR OUT.
Il G. Smith to Follow His Chief, Admiral
Bowles, Into Commercial Work.

washington oct ZI-Naval Constructor H. @.
Smith. now on duty in the Bureau Of Construction
and Repair viii shortly resign IN order to accept
a position with the Fore River Ship and Engine
SN.4S-1-s COLnpaIly, CT which Rear Admiral BOwIes.
chltI constructor or the navy who has resigned is
20 become president, There IS considerable specu-
IAtoh as 70 VINO VIII succeed Constructor W L.
Caps at the New-York Navy Yard he having
been designated as Admiral Bowles's successor
among the names mentioned for the vacancy in
New-A oFk Is that Of Naval Constructor W. ;. Bax-
ter VINO is now superint ending the construction Of
naval vessels on the Delaware New York
post is the most important in the construction
corps.
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ORDERS ISSUED.
Washington, Oct 1.-THE following army and
navy orders have been issued:


Following assignments % recently pro
noted LEONARD 7. MYGATT. 70 18TH Infantry.
Company G: ELLIOTT NJ NORTON, 70 SIN Infantry.
company +. NEI-s ANDERSON 20 1871 Infantry,
Company N Lieutenant ANDERSON viii remain
vi 9Th Infantry
Second Lieutenant FRANKLIN r KENNY. Artillery
CONS % washington Barracks General Hospital
F4- Lieutenant LLOYD I. SMITH assistant surgeon, 70
Army Medical School for instructed
NAVY.
rs,et, = KENNEDY detached command tho Prairie.
10 Washf1g-on as member OF Naval Examining and
Retiring boards
Cap+ain II B MANSFIELD. detached Naval Examining
and Retiring Boards. TO command the Iowa
Commander Q ? REEFS detached Naval War College,
20 First Lighthouse District, Portland a. insT rotor
r,,-,--ander q A MERRIAM. detached First Light
house District Portland. command the Dixie.
coyn-,enser 2 n Deano detached command the DiKis,
Washington fo- promotion
Lieutenant F. H CLARK. jr detached s7~cial duty.
development OF naval stations 20 Alabama
Lieutenant G CHASE. the Dixie.
Medical Inspector =. y. BEFTOLBrTE. detached Naval
D.spensary continue other duties
su-pAon T 7. PLsEADWELLa detached KearsarEs. 70
Naval Dlspensary. Washington
Surgeon Q H T. LOwNpF.s. detached Naval Hospital
Boston. 70 Naval Academy
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. J. SNYDER. Kearsarge
Assistant Surgeon K OHNESORG. detached Naval Acad-
envy % Naval Hospital Boston.
Assistant Surgeon 4 A. DUNN 70 Naval Proving
Grounds. Indian Head
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WEDNESDAT-At ESQ a f1r E1-ope. Per : =
York. va Southampton email tlr lI.l-nl MS
directed New Tlrz'1: ar 80 = m or
Netherlands direct PER > Ryl-1arn tna-i mus -
Sf-acfeG E-yl1a-l''1- az $50 a fslpl4e-
raen-ary 10 a. for Europe. per 3 Leuton-e.
via Queenstown. II A. for Lenurars clfsct per
Uuice1 States CalaiI must De directed Per = =
United States
1-TfrTPSI AY.-At q II FOR France, SEirzerla1d
Its[v spain Portugal Turkey. EsTPS, Greece. British
India and Lorenzo Marquee. per = La Lorra1es
Via HARE traaI parts OF ES-rOps must %
per = L. Lcr-alne ,
So TTRDAT-At a. for BelSl1n direct. per . 4
(rlall Re directed per = = Zee and 9
a. 20 a n complementary 10 a. M for EU-ope-
LsIcanla- Queenstown at 1z.30
for Scotland direct Astoria (-nz-l uEsc Dc d.
rscted per ; 8 astoria
sTr5TN-TE.D NATTET EC--This steamer taxes Printed
Matter Couulecia. Papers and Samples for Germany
only class Of mail matter rcr other parts
OF Europe this sniD unless spsclally
directed BY her.
Mails uA1sd ABOVE additional Supplementary dals ars
ouened piers of TIE American E1giisn Ersnc1
I'd steamers, and remain open u1t4 Sl-ain
Ten Minutes % % sai-1g % steamer
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LIE REv. RosERr HAskINs.

Worcester. Mass. Oct. 27--Word has been re-
ceived from Cawnpore. India, OF the death Of the
Rev. Robert Haskins. q missionary Of the Method
list Church. who has labored in that field since
1865 He was known throughout the New-England
Conference. The Rev M Haskins was a native
Of Bennington. Vt. and was graduated from VIII
Jams College in 1866. He leaves a wife in India
and sons IN Boston. Gardner and Cleveland. Death
caused by heat.
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Died.

HOADLY-suc6-nly. a. RiverdAle y. z. October -
1908. Mary Perry widow II George Hoatly. OK @ss-
York and Ohio. informant az Cincinnati
KEILEY-On Tuesday. October =. her la-s rsss-
Gence Ma IL Sftn-sI. r. beloved Wis %
Frank u. Kelley. 10 the 18th q ner F1nerat
services house. y o'clock. Wednesday. 90
tober IS Internent Greenwich. Conn
KNOWLEs-On Sunday. October =. 1903. Ichn Fletcn-r
Knowles. Funeral services , n. Wednesday. CctO-
Der % AZ home q wilbur = Knowles. Ne. so Par<-
ave. East Orange y. J.
sTAATs-At Chester Y October - 1903 EIiza5eta
Acke1. widow % Rev John A. S-lats r1nsral
vii - held Wsdnssday. October "a
1913. ( z u. Carriages Viii BE- Cfr-yc0lrL ar
rival OF The S3O a. n train from Jersey City
STACY-On sunday October Is AGrfaua Melville odssr
daughter o. Isabelle d. James 1L-cy
Funeral services from The residence 81 her mother No
II Can poell-sr Eahwav. n J.. Wednesday. Ocrobss
IS : 2 M LEtsrleut private.
Rev. stephen Merritt. worI1-wtds-snOTz
csrtsker. place q business. schavs and lst-
st world Tel l4-l-rE-st
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RApluM ON EXHIBITION SUNDAY.

Ragsrd,ng the samples OF radium presented TO
the American Museum Of Natural Hstory. Director
Bumpus said yesterday
They are being used in several Of th3 hosPitas
-. - = ,,',,sernn v have nevertheless StFlNen
~ bsvs men, here the days when TIE attend
~ lave LEI, Tor example, Sunday afternoons
So ~ss,ra has been EXHIBITION Tor some wssAs
snd x.tIt r. Visible for sons weeks 10 coma
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Should read DAILY by changes nay
occur al
To-efx1 for October 81 1909.
IN al General Ecsro1cs
follows s. close hour carrier
Germany .CI0E . 2 n MolCay-
Regsr a1E SUPPLEMENTARY mails close Foreign 50
tfo- ralf closing tine shown below lex
Europe and Ceulfa-
America hour later at ForelSa STA
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BRADFORD NEW ILLINOIS CAPTAIN

CAPTAIN Royal B. Bradford, formerly a member
OF the General Board at Washington, with the
ranl. Of rear admiral. took command Of the battle
ship Illinois yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
in Dlace OF Captain .. 4. Converse.
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highest temperature Yesterday - degrees. lowest ga
average corresponding date last o.
average corresponding twenty-five years o.
Local observation-disclosures psoAsiAy clou;y to-cAys
hxzk es wsn6sa THURSDAY fAaS.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mr.. Harrigan Celebrates the Fiftieth Per-
Torrance of "Under Cover"

Edward Harrigan. who is now appearing at the
Murray Hill Theatre in Under Cover" celebrated
the dftieth performance Of that play last night
Souvenirs were distributed TO the audience. and
Mr. HarTigan made a speech after the third act
The souvenirs were prepared by Colonel Brown
and contained, besides a sketch OF Mr.. Harrigan.
facsiiles Of rare old Harrigan-Hart playbills and
many illustrations from old photographs There
was q large audience, numbering many friends Of
the star.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.
ARRIVED

Washington. oct 1.-THE following movements
Of vessels have been reported to the Navy Depart
rnent:
ARRIVED.
October 2s-Tns samoset at Philadelphia the MohcAn:
al San Diego. Iris a Honolulu; the AachlaA al
Naples. ths Baltimore al navy yard. Norfolk
SAILED.
o--,be- 9g-r1a Wash from Pensacola BrazoH San
tiaE3 the Newport from Boston for JachsoAFlLe
o-,ob.~ g-Fr ono from Shanghai for Hankow: the
Ne--,.-i zfo,tsvfdeo for Ayres. the
oregon sr8rB <ote Tor Yokohama the Hercules from
Norfolk % search for wreck.
The Panther was placed out OF commission yes
terday at the navy yard. League Island
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE - mail any address "a
this country abroad address changed often
desired Subscription be gwen u regular
before leaving. convenient hznd
n a TRIBUNE once
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The following official the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature FOR the last
fr hours In comparison with the corresponding date OF
No.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. A1EIHzIcA- VEST
INDIES ETC

WrDNESDAT-At 10 d. Ger Grenada. Irini1ad srd
C-Iilad Bolivar. Narav4l. a. Lz-S1 ? III or
Nartinicue Ba-oa1os Trinidad. Cf1cad Bolivar eHd
T}ur-n PIemo1ts. AZ l2.50 > n SIP
elementary 20 ? Thomas. - CrotL -
WtndWar1 Lsls-1as. br4-AsE -'-l~1 -
Guiana. .. 8 Parma
T.30 e Tor Jamaica Per 3 . 1919
Schlsv- at B Cuba- per 8 = HAya1A t-.-@-1
for Mexico ProgrssO. C1rupeche azll sSlS -
must be directed per Havana az lv-sJ a u
Sor Brazil per = Helghi1ston- va Fsrl@lll1e.,s
Parabvba and ATacefs (nnaiI directed = a
HeIgnington')s Z Tor MEXICO per = 3 S@so--
Tarlpco (r1all b c1recrsd Ter 3 8 S1so- ,
FRIDAY-At $50 - r. for NewfotL1d-3re- Per q
PosaIind- f3r BarbaG0s and NSrthern brazli.
Scbralense. Para Nara11an and cara az
XUcatar- per a I1oIlO t-lAll Ilt1st - -
-ectad L r. tSlpD4eEnetl-arY
I9.3O n, bahamas SANTIAGO lEna4l Tor
must 6e directed per = o.
sautiaEo''1. ESQ D for Bsruauda per s1saaa-r
from Halifax
pzrsa1ay per virgil az $50 a tsCppAeillsnrary
ESQ a NJ Porto Rico C1racao and Nsnezae-a por
pniIa5etpaia (rraL FOR Savarljla and C1-rASeu@
a. Philadelphia'l al 30 a. n
IG3a Tor Fortune Island. Ja1lica~
EaVerffz q Alene mail TOR Costa
- --~st he directed per =. Ale1e) az 10 q
C~7te Castle. VIA Havana at 10 80
"a. fs1p1Iernentary 11-31 ul for Iuaguas Ea11 ant
So Marta g 8 A1rondacE- a. LS-sV ?. for
CSIba per Curicyba VIA Havana
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To celebrate the Tooth performance OF Miss Grace
Georges Pretty Peggy in this city, Illustrated
books viii be given away tomorrow evening by
William A Brady at the Madison Square Theatre.
The last performances of this play here this season
will be Saturday afternoon and evening.
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OBITUARY.
JUDGE MORRIS NJ. EsTEE.

Honolulu, Oct 27.-United States District Judge
NJ. NJ Estee died here this morning from prostra-
ton. following operation performed Two days
ago for kidney trouble.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.
v-.s,,,eton Oct 27-rhe centre OF the coast storm.
No sisa-reared over Newfoundland and Will probably
lr, course over the Atlantic Ocean in high attitudes
rsrou1e-rc depression has moved eastward over me
british Northwest Territory, attended BY rain N me
North Pacific Coast districts The barometer continues
high from the Missouri Middle and Lower Mississippi
and OHIO valleys 70 the Middle and South Atlantic
coasts
Tbe temperature is below seasonal average
IN the Eastern Southern districts and has risen n
r5-f rain Is reported evening IN the lower lake
region and q cloud and area has appeared IN
Warmer and cloudy weather. with scattered rain is
,r5'1--I for the interior Nsw-YOrk and New-Eng-
-@. me Texas cloud and rain area probably extend
ve5res5ay over Middle Gulf States Oklahoma and
EItIrI valley The temperature viii rise slowly dur
IN wednesday districts OF the Rocky Mountains
I5uce over the Lower and Middle Mississippi val
ieys and the disturbance in the British Northwest Ter
ritorv viii eastward over the lake region at
tended BY cloudness and rain -. - Ill, =, 49,.
q, t-is west; Middle Atlantic Coast fresh
shft1E % s5fting TO east on the GuIf Coa light %
fresh east and In the lake region fresh
Steamers depaTtias "wednesday FOR European ports VIII
have brisk winds and partly cloudy weather the
Grand Banks.
FORECAST EoR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For New-Englaad- partly cloudy to-day and Thurs
dav warner in portion to-day; Thurs
dav: brisk winds.
For District Columbia Delaware Maryland. fair
today increasing cIoudiness and Thursday; fresh
west shifting southwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and partly cloudy
today: Thursday fair; fresh west winds
For Western New-Iorh. partly cloudy and probably
ran to-day: Thursday far; brisk west winds.
increasing cloudness Thursday: brisk west winds
day with rain in interior brisk west winds; Thursday
For Nsw-Jersey. warmer and partly cloudy to-aayi
Thursday fair: fresh winds.
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aarrture notices appearing in THE TRID-
rxt. vim b- repubIished N The Tri-WeskIy
Tribune without extra charge

FTOADI.EY-HAsTTNGs-On Saturday. October -. 1909,
at New-Haven Conn. BY the Rev stewart Means Har-
-Iarta SOItavv.1r4h daughter George Harriet
Southvorth Hastings. % New-YOrk 70 Charles Wesson
Hoadley.
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~~oen hoisn absolutely refused 20 have any but
app"s mated couples among their encourage the
having been eliminated Tho so-called
Femme lncomp-1-e'' and the Mari rEh.r.fn.' are
"Sp'ouoes oy their absence nowadays from the
court OF the ouirinsl and the consequence :. that
mere IS very little OF that spirit OF intrigue which
prayed 80 considerable role during the last reign
sho especially during that Of old King Victor
Emmanuel.
or Anan Mackenzie the Scotch Baronat who has
oeen entertaining King Edward VI in Scotland IS
ne son ano het- % old Sir James Mackenzie who
ieIt SO queer a -ill at his death. Among is pro-
visions was Photograph codicll which runs as fol-
Io"s' NV executors may let or sell Glen Nu,ek
this place n Scotland near BalmoraD. but not n
Gao or to one who would be dssEreeable 10 the
ROYALTIES. from whom have always received the
greatest kindness"
04F James who was OF the most humble pareut-
age MADE fortune in India as an indigo
PiaH0er' and on returning his native country
purchased Glen Muck. which borders on Ralmoral
ano became thus the neigllbor. and eventually a
warm friend. not only OF the late Queen but also
@ the present King. who ncknarned him the
Oenetactor' on account OF his many generosities.
80 Glen Muck cannot be sold or let TO a cad, the
Interpretation OF that word being left in the event
OF controversy 20 the courts OF law.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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REvAN-O- Sunday. October p Larchuont y z
services al 81 Auslsnes Church. Iarchrnont.
"wednesday morning 70 o'clock Train leaves Grand
C,entral Depot NsN-York. a Intermsnt Woof-
lawn.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC-. ExczP1
TRANS-PACIFIC

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$50 a tthe connecting mails cA0ss
rec o. Wedlesdays and Saturdays via Tampa. a1d
Mondays via Miami
NrFT[TCvJ CITY unless specially addressed
Pr dispatch y closes AZ this once daily
al 80 ? n and II - p n 510G@Ss
at N and ll-SO p
.F-WFDJ-NDIAAND-By rail % North Sydney. and
thence by steamer. thts Office daily 8 30
- 70. (counectng mails close mere every Moucay.
Wednesday and saturday
JANATCA-Dv rail % Boston. ard thence ~ steamer
closes az this Office a $50 every Tuesday
MIQJELOS-By rail . Boston and thence b ssea-osr.
Closes a thfs Office tailv az $50 2. e.
RFTTZF. PUERTO CDFTEZ and GCATEMALA.-By
RAJ 10 New Orleans. and thence ~ steamer. closes
ofscs daily. except sunday. ri30 .. u ard
81 en- m Sundays +fu0 q. r.. and I'll. D N.
f---7srrnx mail closes Mondays III 80 D. M
COSTA RICA--By ral @ New orleans. and thence
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a,5 III ~ p connecting mail closes Tues
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The manager Of Klaw and Changers New-Am-
sterdara Theatre. which was opened on Monday
night said last night that the public thought the
theatre was SO fun that they couldn't get seats;
therefore they did not come TO try: and he wished
il made known that there plenty OF room last
night so that no one may be kept away again by
the fear Of not gaining adrnittance. The manager
was quite right in his facts regarding the opulence
OF room. II is now entirely up 20 the public
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c,i,. ard Ja9aa via Seattle close daily az $50
= - Ia October - Inclusive for dispatch per =
rosa Esru-
- - To- Oct1ber go. Inclusive f7r -spaJch Der a .
ts 81, san Francisco. close daily az 80 d N
= re N.gs.naer Inclusive. Tor dispatch per a a
49, japan China ard Philippine Islands. VIA san
Fs-s,csco close here daily at $50
f--f-siss for dispatch e. America Mar1.
.s+-s'fs ,-x .ept Nesl. F Lsianls and NeCaieiorla
"a V4ncoiver and victoria - g., close here 4aliy
sgo ra ~ November 81. inclusive. dispatch
g Aer@l-l
Ftr Saa1oa AM Hawaii. san FRANCHISES, close
71s.atrh per . or Cu-a-d steamer carp
80 frIrisa mail sor SeT-Zesand does rot arrivs
- r'-@ q connect wirr this extra mails
,.i,eI1E at $50 n. $50 q and $50 p IN sun
scvs I o M ard $50
,9. up and forwarded until arrival C1nars
h.r- 9alIv Al p. November
Tor dispatch per s. q Maripoea
MOTH. otherwise addressed West Australia q
forwarded Ealrups. and NeVr-Ieallnt Philip
otues Frauciscc-tne quickest routes Philip
rlnea addressed via Cn0nta''
must be prepaid az the foreign
f1r,v1rara San Francisco exclusively
Trrnsra. forwarded % saifIns
tie scledu.e % closing 81 arranged Ia
presumption % uninterrupted overland
fE.sLstsred mail closes at p previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. PostraaS>nnk
1sSsocic>s SSv-1o<k- " T. October - iSoA
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lInrned.

=. the best The grOcers know H. Insist or having
Turnetts II II for your food Pure and wholesome
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Died.

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rr order 20 realize the extent % the cisappoll1-
r-4-- esrartence6 by the King and Queen OF ltaiy
A. connection With the indefinite postponeTnenl OF
rsr Cars visit 70 Rome u may Be mentioned lllal
s.-..e --eraration had been completed for MS re-
c---.1- AND even the final selection q the horses
s-e ra-r.seos 10 be used by him on the occasion
o. r.. can on the Pope had been made ~ the
afa...,-e envoy tc the Vatican. while The lists Of
F...eter and italian d-guitaries who were 70 have
received decorations in connection with the Car s
Fo.r.-r en- rre Eternal CITY had been drawn up
sr5 eI.r-sitted 10 the respective sovereisns-
queen He.eu is reported as particularly put out
srrr tho whole matter She il very fond % Russia
and 90 she rrnuertaI House o. Romanor. having
indeed f.er reared and educated at 81 Petersburg
uu5er the personal supervision o. The now widowed
Cz.-.rs no treated her one or her own oaugh-
tsfs TINS j. sornetine. forgotten IN ltaly, and
when a short tine after her marriage one o. The
eresf ladies Al Rome who looked upon the consort
90 the rhen heir apparent as a rather unsophisti-
ca-es gtrl from Montenegro. asked Der IN o some
what protecting tone anc patronizing manner
Whistler she was nor q little bit confused by the
amount q LIE and movement ct the Court OF the
Cuirtnal Princess Helen replied: oh. dear no.
not Al al You forget that have been brought up
o. the Court % ST Petersburg.
V-1eroae curing TIE reign % King Hunlbeft mere
Nere several men and women separated respectively
from their wives and from their husbands who held
nTn ocaoss at coaT1. King VICTOR E<au2Anns4 A1o
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