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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Dr FvaId Flugel. Stanford JniveeTrsity'
California EARTINGTON- Professor J. F. Wells,
Hiram Couege. Ohio. FIFTH Avenue, w.
NreGhsra. president Of Columbian University,
Was6irrror y q HOIIAND-Justice d Cady
Herrick Albany MAJESTIC-,.Hi- Moore BoS t{oL
croft boston: Professor Josiah Royce. CanpTldse'
Mass ARRE-Captaiu T. Nhee!sT 4. = a
WALDORF AsrORIA-tharles II. TaYlor. Sos
ton: senator s = Elkns West Virginia; Captain
!, r Dotv Chicago. Harry Hamln, BlHalo.
V-Ft,,-,fT Ns;T--F-Ci,5r KEENAN, Washington.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. szcuP-

IHANSE'AClFiC-
cJBA-via Port Tampa. Florida closes at this ones
daily. except THURSDAY at fj.30 (ths connecting
mails close here on Mondays Wednesdays and satur-
MENICO CITT-Overland unless specially addressed
dispatch bv closes this Ohcs daily.
sunday. az 1a0 and 1870 .. sundays az 1
%. ard 1870 D m.
SEVFOUNDLAND.-Bv rail n North Svdrsy. and
thence hv steamer. closes this Office daily $50
.. trCrre-tiuE mails cl1s3 hero every Monday,
NsrUe-tav -frurfavl.
JANAICA-By rail- 90 Philadelphia ard thence BY
e., closes az this Office at 90 Sd D. III every sunday.
p rail % Boston, and thence BY closes
rL-s office % n Friday
-ELs1c--Lv Boston. by
closes az t..s C1ice daily at ESQ p.
BELIZE. PUERTO CoieTEI and GUATEMALA-By rail-
% NeW-tr-ear7 and thence by steamer. closes
daily. sunday. ~ p 1880
sundays az n o. and fl03O Connecting
mail closes here Allcay5 az ulo-30
COSTA BICA.-By rail- to Nevv-Crleaus. thancs
steamer. Office except sunday. al
fl $50 D. m and Tlt-5p % m. sundays Fl 2 m. and
1l0aU o. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
TlC:3O p. ND
BAHAMAS Except parcels-Post MaIIsl.-By ran %
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every Monday. wednesday ans Saturday.
Registered Mall closes at D. previous day.
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FREDERICK l. BARTON.

Frederick I. Barton. a well known drygoods man
of this city. died yesterday at his home. No. 43
East SiXtyfOUrth-st. in his fOrty-sixth year. Mr..
Barton was In business at 80. 40 ThOmas-st- He
a member Of the Harvard Club. the Chamber
u Commerce. tho Republican Club, Richu md
County CLUB. and the Metropolitan Club. His
wife Mary L. Coolidge.
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INDIES. ETC.
NoS 1 = a n f3r Bar5eaos per L0ystasAsa
dl-ectei per 2. L0vstakkeu''J.
TUESDAY-At $50 a M for Newfoundland per a $.
Central America Except Costa south Pacino
Forts, per s. s. Cl-y q Washington. VIA Colon (mai
i1r ,f-1tenala must be directed per city oe
vE-1,sEs pty-At $3.50 P m Complimentary 1 . M
.e-s.-' az 4--SV 2 m Complementary $50 p. m
Islands. British. Dutch and Preach Guiana per s.
Lal-.-.. i-a.- L-F tFf-nala ard Trinidad must b
directed Per s. Parma b.. az 2 ?. for Brazil. FER
s. E@.lea trlnee va Ferlan1ouco, Rio Janeiro and
and Paraguay must be directed per s q Eastern
TEtUEso. AT m f7r cuba. per $. $ Havana onai
mus. H" Ctra--31 SCI. H1vara''I. "a m.
Bermuda. 3 Trinidad. at Il m Tor Mexico per
per g. g M1nzanll0'J. 23O p. m for ArEentins
- I tls-ay and paraguay. = s. orc.
EI.lLtL--At $50 a. H. f0r Barbados Brazil a
Gamma via Eer1amRuc1 Rio Janeir0 santos cnai
I-r N5rth-r1 trazi Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay
Elementary 1880 M Bahamas. per > . ssrlsox.
tIaL -lr santiago must be directed per 3 q Sar-
St Martins British Dutch and French Guiana per
s. Cier; az D. m for YuCatan. per 8 3 riOun0 via
S ATURDAY-At $50 a. m (s,.ppIsr1enfarv 40 ~,
for Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. per 3 Phla-
recteI per g s. Ph-la depha.)- at $50 supple
mentary 1880 a. M for Fortune Island. jamaica
tnaL Tor Costa Eica must De directed per g ALE
gnsny D. az $50 n m tsu7psrnentsry 1890 M
me tliijl t'rt De ak and santa Marta.
s. Ae7ndtcS tuail for other parts OF Hayti must b
directed per AdrOnfack1. 10 a. IN. for Cuba
Ger O. MORO Castle VIA Havana; st 10 a. for
tFrena1a Irllt1ad and C1udad Bolivar. per q Gre
NADIA; az 10 a. n for Haiti per Prius slaurits nait
Tor Curacao. Venezuela, Trinidad. British ana Dutch
y N. fer Northern Brazil. PEI s Hillary Via Para
and Naraos at 80 ? m FOR Cuba. per = 3 CIrtyba.
tytl'I.
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AAEIToU WAS FORCED TO LAY TO.
@'''srslng Gear Net Accident-Steamer
Drifted Thirty Miles.

-, Auantic Transport Line steamship Manitou.
-. - vas overdue two days az this port. arrived
- o1s, All through the voyage she experienced
,ousA weather and mountainous seas frequently
o., over her decks. She brought ten passengers.
-, ~Anitou left London on January 30. Gales
-. reported nearly every day. and these were
80 oy squalls of han and Snow. On the 7th
-. pipe leading from larger pipe 10 the
a.. ssIig gear blew out AT a Joint. IL neces-
beiS, - ley % for some hours while repairs were
L. see ana the vessel orfftco thirty miles 10
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EETERTAINs AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
MAJOR General COrbin Gives Breakfast in His
Honor at Governors Island.

- General Henry C. CorbIn. commanding the
-, ,---el' OF NE East. gave an informal break
.t, ,eag az Governors Island in honor OF
mum. = Ahsassacor, Ladislaus HonEel-
----ef Won Heugervar. ana his We Ar,or-g tlos.
..sseht In addition to General ana MS Corbia.
,r1 - arthur Paget. Of London: ar. and Mrs.
~ - L-ela' Mr and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander.
~. @.lo Ara. Edwin Gould. Mrs. william Post.
c,.... snhe Clarke. General Charles whittier and
rtsr -iA Morse and Horton. OF General Corbin's
Cove l55.soessador was saluted on arriving at
nunhsT - -Hieno by the firing OF a salute Of the
81 suns Csual for an ambassador
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ssa Hs5 s: s FT s x. T 2s9:5z, g;
his s.sJer A r MacCoubrey. Brewster. Monday.
at . o'clock
BARroN-At his residence No - East s9thss sunday.
Fs6ruAEy IA . H''5 Se4 "a h' soT5
Church come. Madison-9tye, and g6th-s; Tuesday
BILILNon SATURDAY. Fsbru9ry 13 ct tho residence o.
service Monday evening at $50 O'Clock.
BREWSTER Peacefully. at rs home IN - DIsnbury
golH LEman Dsnpl So , u.s. hi, 7l a. ss3s. an n
banbary. on wednesday afternoon at ESQ.
CFAPo-At sreIham England. January. a. CornsIs ".
4.55 p m. Interment at Proyideace. r. l.. TUESDAY
dRANBERY.o2 February - 1904 o Msnr A. T -, e.aa
Notice % funeral hereafter. Norfolk VA pagers
please copy
HAL1,oU SATURDAY. Fes-aary T. at No 12sI Madison
ltl 'a- 49, ~ F,--.-,T ssryi.as q, - Ee.L
Avenue Presbyterian Chureh corner o5th-st on Tues.
f5weTs -
HA1sEY-At hi, late residence No - East 124,hs, on
year OF hi5 age Funeral private Kindly omit flowers
HANILTON-sudseniy. February II, 1904 AZ Daytons.
ase. Funeral services from re c0isgiats church
relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
JoHNsTON-Eutsred into on sunday. February IA.
n NeN-Yo-S Cty. kaJhaItas yo+ns,9a esed 81 years
February 16. at 10 a.
LoOAus-suddeoly TIE 11th inst. his residences
No. 154 6Sl-st.. Prank LOOMS counsel y Y c.
K r. Goth year OF his Funeral services
James Episcopal Church NadisoE-ave. and 7lstst.
lawn n TTsn leaves Grand Central DEPOT ii Is "a
McCITRE-On Friday. February II Elizabeth B.. willow
the late William J. Mcclure. Funeral services a
her residence, Main-st. Freehold. n j.. Monday
a O'Clock p n.
AiIIIER-On Sunday February Il 1904. Laura Augusta
Chace wife CT Jacob F.. Miller Funeral services A.
her residence No. O. West S9th-st Nevg-Yor on
Tuesday. February 10. az 1880 a. Hudson ~. y
papers please copy
ROUND-At N-wburg. N. z. February "A Elizabeth
widow q the late JOHN ". Round. q Florida
orange county y Y. IN the SD year o. her age,
Private funeral services her late residence "A
"Wednesday. February II. 1904. Iuterment FIoriIa
Orange County, y. Y.
yvEFpEN-At the Mansion House. Brooklyn y 7 sud
4enIv SUNDAY. February L. n 18th year Of re-
age Margaret youngest daughter o. and the
late F. Weeden- Funeral private. al
Wakefield. F. I.
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SERGEANT MAJOR EDWARD 3. HERR.

r. Herr OF the state Soldiers Home here, died
suddenly to-day from heart disease. at the age Of
sxty-twO years. Herr formerly resided IN Buffalo.
and was past colonel Enc1mpmcnt No. 80 Union
Veteran Legion. In the Civil War he served IN
the Tooth Regiment New-T0rk Infantry.
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DEAD GIRL STILL UNIDENTIFIED.

The girl who killed at One-hundred-and-
eleventh-st. and Park-ave- on Saturday had not
been identified Up 20 late hour last night nor had
a single person called az the Morgue 10 identify
the body. No persons have made Inquiries about
a missing girl answering 70 the description OF the
dead child.
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Should be read DAILY By interested. changes
may any timeJ
Foreign mails the week ending February 20 1904
Will close promptly In an case5) General P0stoics
as f-aws Parcels Post Mails close earlier
closing mails for Ger
many close at p. m Monday. q. s. Main
Regular Supplementary mails Foreign sta
ton nar hour later than closing time SHOWN below
cept that Supplementary Mails for Central
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

DeaciaI Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Feb IA
The low pressure area has contracted cohsl17'-
ably since Saturday night. tbs lower portion haF-
ing hlled up while the upper one has moved
slowly 10 Ontario. Il has caused rising tempera-
t-es 20 the eastward southwark. and SHOWS ana
rains east OF the Mississippi River except In the lower
obio valley 4 marked high area accompanied oy Gear
an much colder weather closely follows the zero line OK
tending into southern Minnesota There IS another stoI
=, 5Issd character on the north Pacific Coast accom-
ranies ry rain the north plateau ana ''oA
central California northward-
7-ers viii be snow Monday IN Northern Ne"-ahglaha'
"a ain on the south Atlantic coast On the Middle Al
,,,to Coast the weather will clear There VIII Do sH'"
-. al --,l..ssv on Lake ontario and East Lake
- ,i he snow rain r. the middle Sna n. 80.
- Of tho Rocky Mountains LslseN l.ete 'I-e
viii bs generally fair MONDAY ana Iu7el.,s
Monday from the CUR Sll'eS
I.-s-s through the lower lake region ana NauIe
..lr-tfc state and Tuesday ln the MisSsipP4
clearing weather. 10 the Grand Banks
T5-ecnst for Special LocaIities.-For Delaware ana
- Ie.ev fair and colder to-day: fresh to brisk "es'
= northwest winds. Tuesday fair
F,,- F,as,ern NeO-lork. clearing and colder toia''
-r,srav fair. fresh brisk west 70 northWeht Ws o.
F1aFtcru Pennsylvania. fair IN s9utI
norm portion: colder to-day, Tuesday fsir esh 10 Di
IVES o northwest winds -u,s.- ., -4sy. Tues
For eIand clearing in south snow IN n2r'a,
,-ff,, caIee- night; Iues-ay ialrf iesA u
500 southwest northwest winds -.--,a-
~ XVelferu Pennsylvania. fair to-1ay and Iuelay
LINT snow lake Erie, much colder to-day iFesh
TO BRISK 49, NsrYork snow and much colder today;
Tesday snow fair in southeast portion Disk
est Wll-a
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tIirhe.f Temperature yesterday. 3 degrees; o"esI
Is; average -; average Tor oorlezD'nlis 80
-, "a. average for corresponding date last twenty
years. 81 older to-aav: Tuesday
- ,-s.b 10 brisx west northwest wln1s
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TATIO-LAoE-At the residence q tire brides parents
GARFIELD Place, Poughkeerse " Y February II. Alice
q. Lane. daughter % William =. and susan L. Lane.
20 Howard w. Taylor. % Philadelphia.
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or all the names that figured prominently In the
history Of the Second Napoleonic Empire there Is
rot orc that has bee, moro frequently recalled TO
the attention OF the public by legal dlhiculues OF
one kind and another than that Of Fleury- General
Count FIcury. IL may be remembered was one ot
the most intimate trusted and devoted associates
OF Napoleon III. 10 whose fortunes he allied HIM
self long before the coup detat. and at least on
tso occasions preserved him from assassination.
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CEMETERIES.
TNDEETAKERS.

Great PineIawn Cemetery.-2St5 acres Easy OF ac-
cess, reasonable IN price. Once. 25 Broad ST.. " Y
UNDERTAKINGS.
stephen Merritt EmbI'g Ist.. Undertaker- .ff-s u
asa 81. Tel 1324 1325 Chelsea Frank z Campbell.
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Those who are interested in the welfare of young
King Alfonso end OF his devoted mother have good
grounds for being alarmed by the present condition
OF affairs Spain. where the anti-dynastic move
rnent is becoming every day stronger and the
spread Of republicanism more extensive. The re-
dictionary policy OF the government Is ascribed,
rightly wrongly. 20 the influence Of the Kings
hrother-n-law. the Prince Of the Asturlas. husband
Of the heIress apparent TO the crown and It is TO
be feared that we're anything Untoward to happen
70 the King his sister. the Infanta Maria de
Jas Mercedes. would by reason OF the prevailing
unpopularlty OF her husband. be barred from the
succession in which event troubles Of the gravest
character would be likely 20 ensue. Already at
the time OF the marriage Of the Infants, the dis
taste the part OF the public Tor the match led
to sargunary riots throughout spain. and nothing
that has happened since has tended to diminish the
distrust and the dislike with which the Prince OF
the Asturiss IS regarded by all save the ultra
Conservatives.
L is this state OF things that gives additional
gravity 10 The attempts which are being made upon
the life OF the young King. They are increasing In
number Most Of them do not reach the cars OF
the public. but the Project OF Madrid was forced
admit the other day IN reply 20 questions put TO
him by wei Informed persons that tin canister
had been found a short time previously IN a part
Of the royal gardens most freGuented by the King
and that being subjected 10 examination II was
ascertained 20 contain l75 grammes OF dynamite
mixed with broken glass and pieces Of lead, while
attached thereto was q fuse which had failed 10
keep alight after being set on fire.
Anarchy is rampant just now IN Spain, and OF all
anarchists OF the Old World the most desperate are
those who make their headquarters at barcelona
II is there that the hostility 10 the present regime
is most pronounced. and were careful observer OF
the affairs Of the old World 10 be asked who
the sovereign whose lie stood IN the greatest
danger on the part OF the anarchists. the name Of
Young King Alfonso would undoubtedly 10 men
toned. not because there Is any particular grudgs
against the royal lad. who S. so 20 speak, on the
very threshold OF his reign and OF his manhood but
because his death would be productive Of greater
political disturbance than that OF any other ruler.
IN al the other countries the sudden demise 81 the
monarch would bring about the accession OF the
heir apparent without much trouble interruption
Of the continuity Of government. In Spain alone
would the Kings murder be followed by that po-
uucal chaos 90 dear and profitable 70 the an
l archists.
] Every lover Of Shakespeare viii regret 20 learn
! that the Castle OF Kronborg. sometimes known
F1sinore Castle the battlemeuts OF which the
ghost OF Hamlet IS lad. IS IN danger OF
disapppearance. owing TO the fact that its founda
lions have been undermined TO such extent by the
stormy seas Of this winter that they are REGARDED a.
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Every lover Of Shakespeare viii regret 20 learn
that the Castle Of Kronborg sometimes known
Esinore Castle, the battlemeuts OF which the
ghost scene OF Hamlet IS laid. Is IN danger OF
disapppearance. owing TO the fact that its founda
lions have been undermined TO such extent by the
stormy OF this winter that they are regarded
being beyond repair u was IN this castle. too.
that Queen Caroline Mathlde sister OF King
George O, England, was imprisoned after the
ecuton n her lover. until released by threat OF
way BY England when she vas allowed 20 leave
for Hanover where she spent the remainder Of her
DAYS
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03

Remember that The Republican's clubbing offers still include Success, Thrice a Week New York World and The New York Tribune Farmer.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-03
TOO MUCH WATER NOW
Farmers of the Buckeye Country
 Want an Intermission.

Buckeye, Aug. 1.-(Special correspon- dence to the Republican.)- 1.-The Buck eye valley has been favored with rains to such an extent that some of the far mers who were blue over the drought two weeks ago are inclined to call d halt. Water is going over the dam, and there may be some slight injury discovered after the water gees down. The Buckeye and Arlington dams were both reported as being gone, but there was no truth in the report. No breaks have yet occurred in the Buckeye ca nal, and but one important one in the Arlington. Cattle are not going out very fast, but it is hoped that condi- tions in this respect will improve soon.
 c. T. Hirst was in the valley looking over his interests Thursday.
 There will be an ice cream social at the home of H. w. Davis Tuesday ev- ening for the benefit of the Palo Verde church.
 There is some talk of having a steer