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New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
oNE-HORsE NAVIEs.

To r-i,x Charles Of Rumanias little One-horse
navy belongs the credit OF having succeeded in a
task that the entire Russian Black Sea feet failed
20 accomplish. namely. the riddance OF the black
Sea OF The iratical battleship Prince Potenkin II
s not the FIRST occasion which RuTnania mas
o-s "a +t rasc,,e Of her huge neighbor or has ex-
treated her from a difficulty. and there are IN eN-
istenoe letters which passed in 1877 between hlhg
Charles ana the late Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolal-
witch. then commander in chief OF the Russian
army IN Europe. which show that II huihalia mao
not responded without delay TO the Grand luke
frantic appeals for assistance. ignominous disaster
would have overtaken the Russian forces then
osft!ing with Turks.
OF course King Charless navy is just n Htue
bi' larger than that OF Panama which consists OF a
converted Yacht that recently visited Ne"-h o'A:
lt comprises So0-tor cruiser. training sup o.
100 tons. and about eight torpedo boats. Frlhoe
Ferc-nand Of Bulgaria has navy OF Two guhDoa,Ss =
Sho z few torpedo boats the former OF very si'
tonnage Montenegro's navy is Limited 10 'o
princes yacht, presented him by the Sultan ana
gcnboat Belgium has nothing left OF her ioinie'
navy but training ship. which is to visit Amer
lcan waters this fall freighted with future oheei
of King Leopolds embryo feet. and just al present
national subscription is being raised 10 cornhei-
crate the seventy-hfth anniversary OF belgian III
dependence by the purchase of a first class arm
ssso cruiser. OF large tonnage just by way Of a
ssgnning. The most Insignificant navy however
that of the Shah OF Persia which consists OF an
hnuquated and patched up tramp steamer or %
tons TOO rotten for use any longer as a freight
carrier. This pretty well eXhausts the list OF the
worlds one-horse naVies.
may add that when the Russian Ambassador
- Constantinople requested the Sultan the other
day 70 sink the pirate bsttleship II she attempted
70 pass through the Dsrdanelles, the Padshah
quietly reminded the Envoy that he would be unable
70 comply with this demand. since owing 10 Rus
ss's objections ne hsd never been able TO supply
The BOsporus forts with guns big enough 10 sink
bsttleship He has, however. now proceeded TO
remedy this defect, without further Museovtte re-
moRstrances
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NEWPORT TAX DODGERS.
Summer Residents File Protests
against Large Assessments.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TK1EuNBI

lBY TELEGRAPH no THE JtsifONH-l
Newport. R. l.. Aug. AT meeting OF the
City Council this evening protests were re-
ceived from several summer residents IN re-
gard to the increase in their personal property
tax. The protests were referred TO the tax as
SCISSORS The protestants were l. Townsend
Burden. who is taxed on 100000. stating that
he has no taxable personal property IN New
port; H. A. c. Taylor. who states that the as
sessment of $1.0Oo,0OO is a mistake, and asks
tor reconsideration: Georgianna Brown. taxed
on s5oO.OOO, who states that the assessment is
lhegal and void; Natalie Bayard Brown, guar
e1an al N or John Nicholas Brown. minor, taxed on
Si'UVoCo. who also states that the assessment
is ilegaI; g. w. r. Matteson and Watts Sher-
man, trustees Of the estate Of Harold Brown,
eaAeu on SlooO.OO0. who state that the assess
neht @ is contrary to law and void. and from the
Same petitioners for the same amount as trus-
ices under the will OF John Nicholas Brown,
test -
Inc tax assessors will make a report on the
Council.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
MISS ELIZABETH C. D. BARBER.

Elizabeth, n. j.. Aug. l (SpecaD.-Miss Elizabeth
c. D. Barber, who was well known here for many
years, died last night. Her grandunce, Colonel
Francis Barber, member of General Wash
ingtons staff in the Revolution She was the grand
aunt of Miss Mary A. Barber, who unveiled the
statue TO the Minute Men, June S. when the 125th
anniversary of the battle OF Elizabethtown was
celebrated
Miss Barber ninety-three years old, and
she and her sister were leaders in society more
than half a century ago. She the oldest liv-
ing member of Elizabeths First Presbyterian
Church which she Joined in 1884, and was the Oldest
woman but in the city.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
WORK OF THE ZIONIST CONGRESS
Dr. Herzfs Family Pensioned-Plans for
Lands in Palestine.

Basle, Aug. The Zionist Congress at its session
this afternoon voted several money grants incIud-
ing an annual pension for years OF s. 200 TO the
family OF the late DR. Theodore HerzI. founder OF
the Zionist movement.
Inc congress adopted with practical unanimity
1he Waroourg motion providing for the mainte-
nance Of the Palestine Commission, with an an
nual subsidy OF 5000. well as a motion to de-
AVer TO the Palestine Commission for thorough
examination the documents and data collected by
the Elarisch commission
me congress adopted without discussion the
financial reports for the last two years and gave
tne committee a full discharge The cOn1rnirTas
~llGn mas oeen examining the question OF national
4Snus Illus mas decided that the purchase of land in
esune cannot De made until there Is posi-
Diilty OF It's purchase with clear title 1t was de-
eloea TO prolong the convention one day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Mr.. HARTMAN IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

Omaha August 1.-E II. Hartman left Salt
Lake. Utah. to-day for seven days "trip through
1eHowstone Park He will enter the park at
Monfda, leaving that station Wednesday morning
oy stage spending Wednesday night at Madison
Basin Thursday and Friday will be spent visiting
points in Madison River Canyon and HeIrs Half
Acre. with view to seeing the play of the large
geysers- Yellowstone and Shoshone lakes will be
visited Saturday. and Sunday will be spent at the
summit OF the Continental Divide Monday and
Luesday the party will visit the geysers and take
IIlelr train at Gardiner for San Francisco From
Gardlner the party will go direct 10 San Francisco
the steamer to Japan August I6
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
FOLLOW HOUNDS AT NEWPORT.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Leads the Field on De-
light-Those in the Saddle.
LBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Newport Aug. The first hunt this season with
the Monmouth County hounds took place this after
noon. and. considering the weather, was most sue
cessful number Of showers made the ground
soft and soggy. but the riders made excellent time.
The start was at Alfred G. Vanderbilt's farm and
the course ran across country for eight miles with
the finish at Honeymans Hill.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt rode his prize hunter. De-
light and was the first to finish covering the dis
tance in 20 minutes. Robert Gerry astride his
big black hunter Niger.
Paul Rainey rode big bay hunter while T. F.
Collier as usual acted as master of the hounds 1t
wa an Interesting run from start 10 finish and
there were just enough stiff jumps on the course TO
lie exciting
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Postome. Notice

Should be read DAILY by a Interested az changes
may oc,ur at time)
FcFelBn mails for the ending 5 wi
close promptly in all General Postafcs
follows Registered Parcels-Post close a. tina
General Postofhce hour earlier closing
SHOWN below Parcels-Post Mails Germany eIoys
p july 81 and August :.
arces-Post Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays
the American Line Saturdays additional dispstc,
Is made by the Cunard Line when
on saturday later than American IA
same day The ParcelPos mails close hefozs
the regular nails
PSrcelsPost Mails FOR Barbados Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Fssular and supplementary nails close Foreign
tton tcorner OF West street, half hour
tnan closing time shown below Except supple
sntary Malls for Europe for Central An1srtcA
Colon closs one hour later Foreign Stati0ul.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
EDWARD r. WILBUR.

Edward R. Wilbur. secretary and treasurer Of
The Forst and Stream Publishing Company. died
at his home at Oyster Bay. Long Island July 80.
Mr. Wilbur always the stanch friend of all
outdoor sports. He was born in 1928 and came to
New-York in 1S49. where he entered into business.
During the Civil War Mr.. Wilbur was a non-cOm-
missioned officer IN the 7th Regiment N Y. n. G.,
and took an active part in quenng the draft riots
in this city. After the close Of the he entered
the firm OF Wilbur & Hastings. Of which he was a
member, until he became connected with The
Forest and Strearn'E in 1880
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
PETER n. BURNETT BUYS FARM.
Lay -rIErRAPH 10 .

l5Y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBU,E.i
MiodIetown. n. Y. Aug. by the purchase OF a
choice farm OF 1O71s acres near Goshen, Orange
County, Peter H. Burnett. OF New-York. becomes a
member Of the large colony of New-Yorkers who
have purchased estates in Orange County recently.
Mr.. Burnett is a nephew OF General Henry l. Bur
nett, United States District Attorney. He Is a
lover of thoroughbred horses and will make a
stock farm OF his purchase. He will make extern
sive improvements and make ii his country home.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
TRANsATI.ANr1r MAILs-

WEDNESDAY cat $50 a. m. for Europa par q o.
Teutonic. VIA Queenstown and Liverpoo 7:30 a
s Rotterdam az $50 a. m for Italy DIRECT Especially
addressed onlyt- = LOmbardia: at II a tor
Norway tParcss-Fost Nails Hellig Olav eas,
regular man for DennarN when specially addressed tO-
this
THURSDAY l3}-At a. Francs. Switzerland.
Italy, Spaln Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece ar1
British India. per Ia Touraine. via HavEs Calso
other OF Europe specially addressed for this
steamer; az 30 for italy direct specially ad-
dressed Onlyl. per s. s NOrd America
FRIDAY DAT 8 D. n. Tor Azores Islands !.
Cauoptc Boston
Umbria, va Queenstown {aso other parts Of Earops
when specially addressed for this sLsamerJs at
for Europe per s. St Paul. via Plymouth and Cher
bourg; $50 a for Belgium (Parces-Post Nails.
s. e. Finland (als0 regular mail Belgium
specially addressed for this seamer; $50 for
Italy direct Especially addressed ony). per Kor1g
Luise $3.50 a. for Scotland direct Especially ad-
dressed Onlyl. s. s. Astoria
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
MARCUS BRAUN ILL

Marcus Braun. Special Inspector or Immigration
was taken Ill at Ellis Island on Monday and sent
to his home. at No. IS 2d-ave He was seized with
cramps While at his desk. and il feared at
nrst that his illness serious. At his home last
night; however. IT was said that he had improved
greaIIy, ana Dr F. K Horn, who attended him.
SAID that there was no danger
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
HEYwARp c. HUNTER MARRIED.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Richmond Va, Aug L-Heyward G. Hunter. OF
New-York was married yesterday at Janeway, in
Hanover County. TO Miss Jennie Winston Cooke
daughter Of Lieutenant n. B. Cooke. a former Con-
sederate soldier Mr.. Hunter has purchased the
estate known Moreland, In Hanover County, and
will reside there with his young bride
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-J B. Lippincott, Philadelphia.
BRFSITN-Henry S Mann, Albany; W. w. Wad-
dell Cleveland. FIFTH AYENUE-C. d'N Glib
Buffalo HOLI.AND-Guy Phelps Dodge, Connecti-
cut MANHATTAN-colonelN n. Raspopon. Russian
Frnbsssv washington SAN REGIS-Prince n.
KondacheY Mongolia; Byron l. Smith; Lake For
president of the Toronto. Hamilton and Buffalo
Pail
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
CHARLES A. JONES.

Charles A. Jones. well known in Staten Island
affairs for the last thirty years died yesterday at
his home in Tompkinsville. Mr.. Jones has served
as member of the Richmond County Republican
General Committee, and n veteran of the 7th
Regiment n. G. y. Y. and Mason. He was
fifty years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC

WEDNESDAY C21--At a for Bermuda. ger
for Inssla Cape Hayt Port te Pax and Ssgdalens
Department OF Colombia. per 8 Faldlvia also o,asr
sJeamerl $50 supplementary 1000 a. M ior
Coast. Salvador, Panama. Canal zone. Cauca Depart
ment oI Col inbia Ec'..I Iet "a I y5S- 81 ~
caIy addressed tor this steaner} az II a. m for a
Paix Curacao. Venezaela. Trinidad and Guiana when
5S6Siere1srv n nl f5r TurEs Island and Domnlcan
Requisite, per > $ New-Yorl. -
son. via Pernambuco. Bahia. Rio Janeiro and Santos
Gineluding Northern Brazil AEssntine Sruseay 1 st
at 9 a m. for Cuba Yucstan and CaHpee he per $ :.
addressed for this stsaInerl Il for Yucatan VIA
or Mexico Tanpco. when specially addressed ror
FRIDAY 41-At 6 a. m for Porto Plata. per $ Brgh
ton; Il for Yucatau and Campeche. per s. s. DAG
sTS az P a. t9F a 7 per Sew NsJf5unaad 5r pSr
5 Rosalind: a. $50 N, supplementary s'so a M
deirha aiso colombia Via Curacao when specially ad-
dressed for ths st9smsg al ra1t. n m Ms2rnia1 and
Csuadeoupe per UIer also Guiana via Georssso~a
a m tsuppIerensry 1880 a. M for Fortune Island.
be9a9eaIs S aIa per s. ssTns SIso costa Risa via
when specially adrsssed for this sJeamerl: ar 10
- m for Barbados. Guiana and Northern Brazil.
Hubert via Barbados Para. Marauhart and Cearas
12.3O for Ga BARREN Cuba tspeeIaiiy addressed
,sfEpFive cents per hslf ounce in addition 70 the
regular postage Be prepaid all letters forwarded
BY Supplementary Mails and letters deposited IN TIE
Closing OF Regular Mail fer dispatch by particular
postage Is fully prepaid thereon by stamps supplement-
ari5 FHriisb and Frenc5 steamers whsnsver the
saiiings occur At later: and late mail Do
Tfgss ssfIr, fronI IIoboken supplemental mall
1ps F cIde i Iine PeS The nails piers open
hour and RaI & 9sIoIS ti ov reSlaS % possa2s Gss
ters cents Ouncel Is required on articles mailed
Sea POSE steamers; double postage Qetsrs 10 cents
haIf ounce other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

Highest temperature yesterday, 20 degrees lowest, g.
eee 70. average corresponding last year 7s;
.rre for corresponding twenty-five years AZ
"a T,oreeast-fHslr to-day Thursday light 10
fresh north east winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE

Headed by THE Girl in the Red DoiIlno' ro
v1yIs+arta Grove entertainment lhc4uoiHs INC
OsIer h,,rIesoue when We Are Forty-ohe, VIII 10
80 ~, the road. tour OF thirty Weehs mas Oesl @
Ined sem cd out and arrangements for BOOKING II arc
now being made
The Boer War spectacle at Brighton beach mas
dd.d me British regular army cavalry sabre oriii
- d. a,+artainment This drill was given al one or
80 performances IN the racing season. but II mas
80 beer made part OF the regular performance
80 can he seen this week. both afternoon ana
~-. Cornelia Young, the young, DoeL
lonan who has been seen IN horseFacsS ~ s1io t
ersna sinre the show first appeared az brIs @
Reach and who 10 return 10 south AillSS ne Iii In
been persuaded 10 remain VIII 'Ai0 S4"' $3.50
apDear in the international race
For Henrietta Crosman's production OF MARY
NJ, Ouite Contrary Maurice Campbell has en-
gagged Boyd Putnam. Louise Galloway; ida HerIo. t
ssnd waiter Thomas. Rehearsals VIII pegln next
month.
Marion Draughn was engaged yesterday py caole
IN, C.aorpe II Brennan 10 create the leading fem
mine role in Thomas Dixon. jr- THE Clansnan
which is drauatizatiou founded on his two novels
,T,ba fansn,au'' and THE Leopard's Spots" Miss
rraugbn,s father Judge Settle. OF North Carolina
Is an actual character in MI DIXON s story OF the
events Ieading up TO the founding OF the ku klux
F[lan which is conspicuous element IN the pay
Miss Clara BIoOdgood was engaged BY Charles
Dnlineham Yesterday for the part of Violet in Man
and suneru1an'' The first New York production Of
the pls,y will be at the Hudson Theatre on Septem-
ber L
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
SIR AMBROSE SHEA.

London. Aug. 1.-Sir Ambrose Shea. Speaker OF
the Legislative Assembly Of Newfoundland from
1855 to 1851 and Governor of the Bahama Islands
from 1887 10 1894 is dead. He born in 1915
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

Crawford. Sarah NJ Vedder Dolly l.
No. Monday .5 July q the 3, r3siasn1 T:
ESabe4h s o4nwsn Widow of Robert ~ E Austin In @
18th year FTneTal service win 6s held az Christ
$50 s5'i1' p m C-'9>''''
BARBERAt Elizabeth. n. j. on Monday, July 81, 1905
aTbe R !bs '1 a4gatef @ % Of ' hs ate 2E cnSR and s
GhetwoOd Ogden Barber and graaddsughteT Of Colonel
s6snos o 726 s6uh s5 E5sh ne:
wednesday morning August 9. at 1880 O'clOck
Glen u Risss n , y n, July I3 80 I9S 45ss'
her 5s{9 year Funeral seFgisss trS her % late h9ms
80 O'Clock. Interment in Bloomfield Cemetery.
BORG-on Saturday. July 29 residence stamford
Conn.,. Cecilia. widow OF simon Borg in her 52t year
5th-avs and 45d-st wednesday morning. August . a.
O'Clock Interrnent at convenience Of the family
dsugntsF Eya r. o. Jamalea ssa Long Island ao Funeral
Marlboro Baptist Church Marlboro. \. ,.
CRAwFoRD-At Montclair. n. J.. August l. 1905. Sarah
Montgomery wife Of Henry v Crawford Funeral ser
evening. o'clock. Interment private
HOLIINssuddsnly. at ouogus, Long Island Elizabeth
e @? Tos sAi a as a % The ' a a7ssR'S y.sF
her Notice Of funeral hereafter.
j. oa aii 64 ha sa On and 4aa & 68 81
in the soth year Of his age Friends and relatives are
residence. Wednesday. August 2. at p m
HoUsE-on Sunday July 80, 1908. Caroline Elizabeth
John Agate Of ossining in her s2a year Funeral
late residence. NO 136 Park-ave-. Mount
Vernon n. Z. Wednesday. August .. at II a m
I.OWE-suddenIy. July 81. Allen Lowe. Jr.
Eugene y. and grandson OF James Lowe Services
Thursday. august 3. at at bis late residence,
No. 100 West 11th-st. Internent private The War
Veterans Association list Regiment respectfully
invited. Buffalo papers please copy
sHoRT-At his residence No 90 West 35th-st. on sun
ward Lyman Short OF the late Professor Charles
Short Anne Jean Lyman Short Fun=raI services
be held ST. Thomas Church. 5th-ave- and SD
ST. Thursday morning. August 3. at lO'So o'clock
yEppER-In nd-ocean on North German Lloyd steamer
bremen July 27 1905 Dolly E Vedder. IN her 62d year
widow OF the late Major s. c. Tedds-. Z. 8 a In
tsrrneut at Fairfax Court House. Va
(OficIal.l
DEPARTMENT Oh STATE
washington. y. c.. July IL fgs5-
r,fo-r,atior Department
NJ Fichard westacott. American Consul. Vice and
England OF death,
~ ~ June 1905 a London. England. sarah
Sanford Of Neu-York City
Ths legal representatives OF the deceased obtain
further Information applying 70 this Department
Dated juno 21st, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

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Headache. Exhaustion and Restlessnsss.
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK f.. CAMPBELL. 241-s West 23d ST
23d stephen Merritt Embg Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea.
Rev. Stephen Merritt the world viee-known ur-
place OF business Sth-ave.
ST largest in the world Tel ia ard 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

Columbia Maryland Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania,
fair to-day Thursday: light north TO east winds
For New-Jersey Eastern Newfork fair to-day and
Thursday: light o fresh north 10 east winds
and Western NeWXork. fair
sav ana thursday: light north winds. becoming varfa
bic. .o,-,r c,oudy % da,. e.i- r-h,-.,sa,-.
49, "a fresh north winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

FORWARDED OVERLAND 81. EAGEfE
TRANsPACIFIc
Malls except Jamaica and BshSqs>l are 5. toTsSss ,
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C;I- STFNfAIAA wa New Orleans. al ti0;SO p m Non
dsy West or Honduras is dispatched from New
N1cARAGUA 14lF East cosI via Nsx orleans st t1oso
i espaJchsd from NsN-Yark va Psnama--ses a5oysO
PANAMA AND eANA- EOSE, 5 We tsH.s ,GS s, -
forwarded via New orleans. Tasre , Ns@ YORK ssssm.s
and until sailing Of New York steamer mall for Pan
and Canal Zone is held FOR the Ne" YORK steamsr-
trssssTsd mail for overland dispatches closes
previous day
rRANsPAcIF1c MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY
ae schedule o CLOSING 81 q ,5s Mes Is a..
RANGED on me prssIIP..' - = s pea 81
ee11 F.sssssered Trans-Pacine Mails dspasched
previous close at the General Post once New TsrN
Sew zsSiand Australia except wesp. Caledonia
samoa. Hawai- and Flji Islands. wa san Francisco close
CIf the cunaFa steamer carving the British maf tOr
this dspateh. extra nasiis-closins at $50 ss'
Tu o. hNn a
P. m--Hi. be made up and forwarded until ths
arrival of CuuarG stearnerl
Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands Seattle
close az p m August for dispatch 5. shaw
Japan except Parces-Post Nails and Pail
ppne Islands. Vancouver and Victoria. D..
az s D. n. for dispatch per s. Empress oc
Japan
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per 3. Siberia
close a p. August ii FOR dispasch per
Yangtsye
FIY Islands Australia texce3t Wesl and NeS-Caedonia
Via Vanco ard Victoria, h GO close D m
August II for : =. Noana-
fsygaf Via san Francisco, close a o. m. August IL
for dispatch per s. Alameda
Hawaii Korea ttina ana Specially addressed
InS fer Philippine Islands. san Francisco az
h n m August dispatch per = Mongolia.
NeWchwans
ana Festern siberia forwarded Russia
N9lTF-Irness addressed. West Australia l..
Forwarded via Europe New Zealand san Francise9
and certain places IN the Chinese PrOvnce OF Yunnan
Via British Indiathe quickest routes Philippines spe
eialIv ADDRESSED via Europe be fully pr>raia
The foreign rates Hewai Is forwarded via san
Francisco exclusively. Parceis-FOsf for
Zealand Australia 0ncluGinE AusrrHltnS A.
Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postrast>n
gossosrce. New-York. n =. July IS 1905
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OF Views or representative.
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Prince william Of wled who has just been ap-
ooiatse by Emperor William 70 De enc OF the
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Tfsl-tN t.k LT will be charged one cen. a cow ~,
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1904. 1905

,, tbe weather Bureau shows the changes In tempers
me for the last twentyfour hours in comparison Wit
,be corresponding OF last year: