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FUNERAL OF wALDEck.RoussEAU.

Paris Aug. lin accordance with the frequent
l. expressed wishes OF II. Waldeck- Rousseau his
widow has decided that his funeral shall be OF the
simplest character. without floral wreaths mill
tary honors palbearers speeches. The body was
placed II s cofhn This evening aDd Will be con
vsyed from Corbeu 10 Paris during the night. on
its arrival here the body will be deposited IN the
Church OF Ste. Clotilde. where the funeral cere-
mony viii be held on Saturday morning. The
burial viii take pla ce n Montmartre Cemetery.
President Loubet will be represented by his sec
retaries. The members OF the Cabinet will prob
ably attend privately.
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TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

DAILY.
The schedule closing Of Transpaciac Mails IA A.
ranged presumption OF their uninterrupted Overland
transit port OF sailing The faI connecting mails Ce
cept Registered TFanspactfc Mails which close p N
previous day. close at the General PostOce. NsV-YOE
a follows.
New-ZeaIand Australia Cexcspt westl. Nev-CaIesost.
Samoa. Hawaii and specially addressed for FIIi
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Hawai- Japan Corea China and PhHippIns Islands VIA
Francisco. close at $50 p n. August
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Francisco. close at $50 p. August Tor dis-
patch per g. E. ManchUria-
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Manchura and eastern Siberia present Forwarded va
NOTE-Cnless otherwise addressed. "a.
forwarded via Europe New Zealand san Francsc5
and certain places in the Chinese Provinces OF Yunnn
ENusichoW SzechWan and ISwanssl. British
ne aTicSess. routes Philippines specially addressed
Va Europe must BE fully prspsid ths foreiz5
rates Hawaii is forwarded san Frarrisro ex,is-
stVeSs COH-NELIC5 VAN COTT.
EostoIhee. NeN-Aerk " 2. August 5. 19o&
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PORTO RIcANs TO SEE PRESIDENT.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-THE United States trans
ports fitzpatrick and Sumner. having on board 500
Porto Rican school teachers who have been at
tending the summer schools at Harvard and Cor
nell. arrived at the League Island Navy Yard to-
day The teachers will spend several days in this
CITY and on Saturday they Will be entertained
the I-rfversfty OF Pennsylvania Tomorrow they
will 60 to Washington and will be received BY
President Roosevelt They viii return here to-
morrow night.
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KING EDWARD AT MARIENBAD.

Marienbad. Aug II King Edward. who IS tray-
elling inccgntto the Duke OF Lancaster. arrived
here at o'clock this evening. accompanied By his
suite ] he reception at the railway station
informal only Count Monsdorf. the Austrian Am
bassador 10 Great Britain; Sir T. P Punkett. tho
British Ambassador to Austria. and the municipal
officials being present. His majesty the Ambas-
sador Plunkett drove in automobile the Hotel
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1.-The Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement Of the kind in the country. Every
other sone, here or elsewhere. has been started
IN imitation of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field. but.
without wishing TO depreciate in the least the
work of others. thinks it it's duty TO remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is, so
far as known, the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes di-
rectly 10 the work Of sending a poor child to
the country, keeping him there for two weeks
and bringing him back again. Every SO insures
such vacation to at least child. There
have been years in which, owing to the magni-
tude of the operations of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund. such a result was insured by every 81 30
No collectors are ever employed. and all collec-
tlons made for II are purely voluntary. All ex-
penses for organization agents and the general
machinery Of the charity are privately betrayed
b. The Tribune itself and by the trustees Of the
fund. There are no percentages TO collectors to
come out of the contributions Of the public and
no payments TO agents, managers, secretary OF
others. Every dollar goes straight 10 the benefit
Of a child
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NO CANTEEN, LESS MUSIC.
Band at Soldiers Home Must Be Cut Down
for Lack of Funds.

Bath. y. I. Aug. u--After October the Sol
diers' Home band will be reduced from twenty-five
TO thirteen members because the post fund out OF
exhausted. owing 10 the aboIishiug OF the couteen
this town having voted license At the quar-
terly meeting of the trustees to-day the matter
was Feferred 70 the legislative Commtte 10 ask
the next leg1sla ture 10 grant additional appro-
priatlo1 in order TO keep the band up it's pres
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FOREST FIRES IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
Insane Asylum Threatened and Railroad
Trains Stopped.

St Johns, y. F. Aug. 1.-THE ravages ot forest
fires along the outskirts OF St Johns continue this
evening and threaten the section IN which the
asylum for the insane. containing two hundred
patients. IS situated. force Of police. with de-
tachrent OF blue1acAets from the British cruiser
Charybdis arl the French warship Troude. have
gone 10 the scene. in an sldeavOr to prevent the
Are from destroying the asylum and other build
ings- The hre is extensive that railroad trains
unable u penetrate the forest
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Pestonce Notice.

Should be read DAILY hy interested. es changes
a any tiraeJ
FoTesn malls for the week ending August l3. 1904 viii
Cse promptly IN all cases. the General PostOice
IotoWs- Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
cIoslns time shown below Parcels Post nails for Ger
mary close az . ?. August and Is
regular and Supplementary maEs close Foreign Sta
on Tner OF West and Morton Streets half hour later
nan cions time shown below that Supplementary
Aais FOR Europe and Central America Colon. Gloss
one hour later AZ Foreign station.
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HENRY LEMeEcNs WILL FILED

TIE will of Henry LeubeCk the brewer was fled
yesterday afternoon with the Surrogate Of HUDSON
County II gives his estate. worth s, ,o00oo % the
widow ard their three sons and four daughters
The widow is 70 have the homestead in I,embeck-
ave, Jersey City. and the Hudson fats in Ocean
ave The executors are Mrs. Mary Harms and
Gustav and Otto Lembeck, children. and ex-Judge
HenrE Pusrer
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Fer tAs conyeniencs Of TRIBUNE READERS sbroad
sTESHSsTe7Js have been made to keep me DAILY and
LoNpON-Hotsl victoria. Savoy HetsI The Lznshz-n
I1se Gartor Hotel Cagidgss Hotel Hotel Metro
fck-st E1banEn1eTt e1aen|s fy54s T-S,sT 80; Saf1Sos
HoTFeT.s Hotel NorfoIk-st Strand Hotel Great Cen
Aesi2hi Hotel Livsrpeo Midland Hotel.
Eradfort Hotel Wellington Tun6ridgs Wells Midland
hotel Morecamhe Bay; Midland Hotel Derry, Hos-
IsTs Hotel Shaaklia Hotel Isle OF Wight; Woolp7ek
REIIAtND-Eccies Hotel Gsnsarir. shslsOurns HOt.l
scoIIAND-st Enoch HotsI Glasgow: Staten Io5sl
wAfs SSa,on Hotel pum9isz Bir3sn Hotel 1 sllIsS s
erRRRg9iEs4rA RRR9is4 rARmTs,!I RsrtEscy-99ssi 5esi
AiIIIS-I59te Chatham. Hotel Lille ct Albion Grant
Hot. aias Hotai S'ss ss james james s5il ana ASay
BEIGIUM-Le Grand Hotel Brussels Hotel Kursasl
NJ, Beau site. Ostend
Res FigF9aa ass.t.Fs sRsv'a5qss e61ss5as.
seasons Hotel MuniSh: Hotel Bssvus Dr.sdsn:
kfsiSsrh9f Berlin NsullsEs Hotel At.ls-
Vs'Essrhos Hotel NuIsnbeEg -Four seasons HotsI
KKaisiFBof K1isi & wiss6adsn: ParE Hotel DgsssldoIt
H34 sr; Hotel ogls,ssna ssl
Heidelberg: Grand Hotel WiIheInsaohs: Dlsch
H9Ss Ha9ssT 5a5Is 9ti H. s'Ss2s S9atSsals a
6fT B2s ss,I ETaRfOTt Hotel Nati9na @ sSsFsss0Ts
SSjETi-la-Chapellsi Hotel Blinzler. Sodes5eEs-on-
Hotel xaissr9oi Rhine: Grand aossi
5M4a9ysnceoa Rh4.: H2ssi Rsgtas Baden Hsdsn.
s55I IA .5 ASP & ANPaossl R5tss9l % VI VI
s1 Lac Zurich; Hotel Monopols Coolszz: Hotel
Egssls kissnse1: Harsls Victoria ana Yungtrsu.
and Wssr End Hotel CARLSBAD; Victoria Hotel
asle; Hotel Euler. Base; the Stadtrat- CARLSBAD
6ugsn Hotel Jungfraubuck. Interlaksn; Hotel
Beau Rivage- Geneva; Grand Hotel. Lausazne:
Hotel National Carlsbad. Grand Hotel Luganc:
hotel De Ia PaiE Geneva: Hotel Bernsrhof. Beras;
ItoteI Europe Lucsrne; Grand Hotel Vsvey; aotsi
Melmaz Aartenbad: Hotel Elingsr. Mzrtsnbats
Etotel kursaal Malogia Engadine-
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotel Metropolis.
S55s s 5ss G5sId & &50te ysnies;& & Eden pa'!as eaSs:
hotel Royal I,anieI. Venice; Hotel ds Ia villa,
Milan; Hotel ROYAL Rome: Hotel Louvre and
savoy. Atx-es- Bains; Grand HoreI. Aix-Iss-Bainss
Palace Hotel des D0lonnftes Cadore-Borcz
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SVEN HEplN HoNoREp.

Stockholm Aug. 11.-At a luncheon given to-day
the American Legation Minister Thomas pre-
sened the American Geogra phical Society's medal
TO Sven Anders Hedin. the Norwegian explorer
and traveller.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 20;
average 80. corresponding date year ~:
average FOR corresponding twenty-five years "a
Local forecast: Fair today ana Saturday; fresh north
vest winds becoming variable.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ca HOTIAND HOUSE-John " Beatty. Pitts
burg. IMPERIAL-Judge Charles Clark. Galveston.
Washington. D. G.; Alfred A Pope. Cleveland Ohio.
MURRAY HILL-R. J. Jutierrez. Mexico WAL
F-ASTORIA-Robert X. Cassatt, Philadelphia
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right TO the revenues OF the Duchy OF Cornwall.
not being the Kings son.
MARoUIsE DE FoNrENoY.
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C,oudIt Henry T. WILSON, Helen Iy
Re- M5tner N veronica Wood. John ".
Schmidt. Charlotte L
CoNDIT-At westaeId. y. J.. wednestay. August 10
typhoid fever Henry P Cc1dt, son ot Georgs
E and Mary n. Condit, IN the 3ith year OF bis age
Fnersl services FRIDAY August Il. from his late
rss3ence No 2Ss Elul-st OF trair lsav
ing foot OF ILoerty-ss.. New-York. at O'Clock m
Inferrnsnt az convenience OF family.
REV MOTHER NJ. VERONICA Superior General ot the
sisters or the Divine Compassion. August o. \
solemn Will te celebrated 1O:45 a.
on FRIDAY. August L. IN ths chapel. White Plains
\ y Train leaves Grand Central Depot. 9S5 a. m
SCHNIDT-At her late residence Lloyd's Neck Tues
dav morning August O. Charlotte Lloyd Schmidt wife
OF oscar Fgsron schmidt and daughter
seph and Angeline Lloyd Higbee- Funeral services
a. her residence Lloyds Neck Friday. August L.
at l o'clock Carriages will bs az the Huntington sta
ton on arrival OF the IL train from Long Isl
and City
WILSON--At sarauao Lake. n. 7, August 10. 1904
Helen Lyman wife OF Eliwood Wilson. and daughter
Caroline H. and the late Frederick Lyman. Of East
orange, y. J. Funeral services Church OF ST. Luke
the Beloved Physician. Saranac Lake. Friday.
August IL
vOOD-Suddenly- August O. John Willard Wood hls
I'D year Services from his late EeSdence No. SS4
Stuyvesan:-aye Brooklyn. Friday evening. August II
clock.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s9545
Total. August II. 1904.

Money intended for the Tuno should be sent
either by check, express or postof1ce money or
der. and should be made payable to the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
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Tribune Local Ob.ervxtions-
Inch.
3o5
HorRs: Manning.

Jn this diagram the continuous white line shows the
Changes In pressure indicated By The Tribunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local oGiciaI Record-The following ofacial record
from Weather shows the changes
twentyfour hours. in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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TRASSPACTFTC.
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malls close here Mondays. Wednesdays and SatsT-
MEXICO CITY-Ovsrand. unless specially addressed ssr
dispatch by closes this once daily sTcsot
sunday. at 1 80 and 1880 ,. m sundags AZ
D N. aad 1890 ..
NEWFOJ MIDLAND except Pdrcels-PoSt
sydney. and thence BY steamer thls
$50 .. m connecting
every Monday " s5nesday and Saturday.
rail 10 Boston. kv
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MIQCELOS-By rail % Boston, and thence BIZ steamer
closes at this office daily AZ $50 p m.
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Cozstl ana
rail 70 New-Orleans, and thsrcs ~
steamer closes this ofcs daily except slnday Al
D m 1850 2 SUNDAYS. q n
ana t1O;sO D Connecting mail closes Mondays
f10:3O D. M.
COSTA RICA-By rail TO New-orIsans. and themes ey
steamer closes this ofice daily Sunday ~
tI:3O n. and 41OS0 ,. Sundays at n .. n and
tIO:SO O. connecting mall closes hsTs Tassdays AZ
NI@APAt;UA East Coast-By rail- to Nsw-OrIsans .,s
thence bv steamer. closes this daily excepr
sunday. at t1:So p m and t1O:3O m. sundays as
" % m and 1880 D. n. (connecng mall cIossz H--.
Thursdays f1O;SO
tResistsred mall closes ,. m. previous DAY
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Died.

"a III. best The grocers il Insist having
Burretts. for your food Pure and wholesome
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
repubshed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Gua5e0upe and Barbados. Fer :. 8 Procda (uail for
Trinidad, British. Dutch and French Guiana b
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per Rosalnd. at $50 a. for Arsentns. Uruguay
ans Paraguay. Per s. 5 Cervantess AZ for Bsr-
uauda Per 5. Trinidad; az $50 (supplensntary
a FOR Curacao and Vsnezuela. s.. g
catbo natI Colombia. via Curacao
per Maracai6o'l az g n for Porto Rico. per
; Ponce vz san Juan; at $50 a. complementary
nj for Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia
Cauca and Magdalena DepartnentE s.
sibia for Costa Rca must be directed per
SIbria'): at 10 r. for Cuba, per s. Mexico. via
Havana: 10 a. n FOR Grenada and Trinidad. and
Cfudad Bolivar. British. Dutch and French Guiana,
Per Grenada: at II a m for Argentina. UrlsTIay
and Paraguay. per $. . AdEate-
SUNDAY d4rhl-At $50 p n for Sc Pierre MiQuslou.
MONDAY G5thp-At u for Norths-n Brazil per a a
BaciI. via Para and Manaos-
TUESDAY Q6th)-At $50 a Complementary 1890
m for Nicaragua Except East COAST Honduras lax
cent East Coasl. Sa'~7dor. Panama. Department OF
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III mail FOR Cape Haiti Port de Pai1 Curacao. vensz
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rected per Prtns Wille-n IT'D.
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Mail subscribers IN New-Yorx City 10 the DAILY and
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c,oudit Henry T wilson Helen Lyman
Rev Mother NJ. veronica WOOD. John W
7.
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BIZ EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all ronts in States Canada ara M.xt-,
of b0roughs OF Manhattan he
10 cuba. Po-tO Rico. PhuIDoln1s
without expense for foreign postage
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Inasmuch King Edward willis at Marienbad
viii make use OF the incognito title OF Duke OF
Lancaster. IT may be worth while to explsin that
the Duchy OF Lancaster has nothing in common
with the county Of Lancaster. The latter is con-
fined within the boundaries Of the shire where. I.
the property known the ''Duchy Of Lancaster
comprises lands not merely in Lancashire but
also in the counties OF Leicester Lincoln DERBY
York, as well in twenty other counties OF Eng
land and Wales
There was a house OF Lancaster long before tn.
constitution Of what is known as the Duchy
OF Lancaster. When the head of the house OF
Lancaster secured possession OF the crown OF Eng
land on the deposition OF Richard II and pro-
claimed himself King Henry ". he realized that
the retention OF the throne by hts dynasty might
be as short lived that OF some other usurpers
and accordingly set to work Immediately 70 ac-
cumulate much landed property as possible
converting 1t into a great family entaned estate
that If he lost the crown he might at any rate
remain one OF the greatest territorial masnates
of the realm
When King Henry VI was attainted by Parlia-
ment. the Duchy of Lancaster was declared for
feited King Edward ". who caused the prom
erty 70 be continued I'm parcel. and vested in
himself and his heirs. kings OF England forever
but under separate government from the other
domnions inherited with the crown. The revenues
of the Duchy of Lancaster. now amounting 20
about S00OO0o. have been paid 20 the regning SOW
ereign such ever since as the monarch's per-
sonal possession independent OF the control or sl-
pervtsion Of Parliament. the understandings
however. that the revenues belong 70 hin, as King
OF England and that were he TO lose the British
throne he would ipso facto forfeit all rights 10 anv
income from the property known as the Duchy OF
Lancaster.
may add that the Duchy OF Cornwall which
comprises much property situated in London is
vested in a similar manner in the Prince Of Wales
but not necessarily IN the heir apparent to the
throne That is to say. II King Edward had no
issue and the heir TO the throne were his brother
Arthur Duke OF Connaught the latter would have
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-24

improving. The fruit prospects are generally not good. In the lower Col orado valley crops are in very fine condition, and considerable quantities of farm produce are being marketed. The supply of stock water has ir.- creased and the rains have started the growth of grass on ranges. Cattle already shown improvement under the favorable conditions. The rains, how ever, being generally of local na- ture failed to reach some localities. In these sections the condition of cat tie continues very poor and there is still some less by death.
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decided revival of activity in farming operations, especially in those sec tions where the rainfall was greatest. Gardening. potato planting and seed ing of small grain are in progress in the northern districts. Alfalfa, and small grain that is up, have improved in those districts. In the warmer sec tiors grain was too far advanced % be benefited materially. Alfalfa cut ing is in progress in some sections, with a light yield. There will gen. erally be no sectiond crop cut in Mar icopa county. Corn and sorghum planting is in progress. Gardens are
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from other sections. The flow of water in streams has been increased
 Santa Cruz river was sufficient 10 cause some damage to crops on the bottom lands along that river The rainfall in Haricopa county was light but rains in the mountains caused q decided increase in the flow of irri- gaticn wate-. This increase was only tempoary, however, and theflow is now rapidly diminishing. Under the favorable conditions which have pre- vailed, crop prospects have improved considerably. and there has been q
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

The weather conditions of the past week were more favorable fer agricu!- tural and stock interests than any
 which prevailed for several months previously. Temperatures were gen orally moderately high, and local showers, varying from very light D heavy, occurred over most of the ter ritory. As a rule the heaviest rains occurred in Yayapai, Gila and Souis- ern Apache and Navajo counties ani in the southeastern part of the ter ritory, but good rains are reported
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Cochise County.

Pool-The weather has been very cloudy and windy, with good show q in the valley on the 10th and heavy rains in the mountains; abundance oi water in the river; grain crops doing very well; hay harvest ingin progress. garden stuff has started to grow and is looking fine; good rain on the 18th. -J. Pool
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STOP AT THE ANGELUS.

Within three blocks of the Fl Paso & Southwestern R. R. is the Angelus Hotel, steam heated. and with every modern convenience. Large, airy rooms convenient 10 all places Of bus ineas and adjoining the plaza, on either the American or European plan It is a good place to stop, and you will be well cared for Try it.