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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS,

.-s who will sail to-day for
$3.50 z,.e ~, the Kronprinz Wilhelm are;
~ r z Abbott. Mr.. and MEs $3.50. {. N; LI.00iH
Nine NJ. de ChrapoTitzAy' IIsrbert Parsons
Hamilton Fish. .-.- Mr. and Mrs. J. p Scher-
John B. Jackson, AnaSAlc- - rnerhorn.
Greece. ~
Mrs. Jackson
The cabin list Of the Cre'ic' winch sans
for Naples includes; -. ~. --bo-,.s
Nj and Mrs Granville 7 -I ConaTy
DR. hi ana Mrs P B Scott. MIS- l1"1'''
..-,,rned from Antwerp yesterday
Travellers who retuIHe1
m the Finland were - .s-s @ Yer
Mrs r r. Coudert 1sr
= F fFahnestoek. trv.,uorsI F. B Tarbeu-
Justca and MIS- Ed"ai1 Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Wells
Patterson ,. n The Right Raw. Edward J.
Justice and MIS- FiS- O'Dea-
Scott
Mrs. c. NJ BoTee-
,,,,s which arrived here yestsr-
aay from London, We're r s.srnsv Tt q
W L uenssl former - X and Mrs. ReaIney.
torney General OF FaH Mr. MIS-. ". n John
ca5tain 2 E c. Ryan. Ms and Mrs Cornelius Ia
nava! attache Of me D., o. brisBde
ish Embassy at Wasn4AH
..,,-ned yesterday from Ham
Passengers who retuFheu
burg on the Hamburg We md Mrv William r
Mr and Mrs. Howard a Rowland.
p+ Bsyls +. Hasa. - lDF A sEsE0F7'
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NEW sHusERT THEATRES.

It said yesterday by the Shuberts that they
have arranged for theatres in Detroit and in Rich
mond, Va The Lafayette, one Of the handsomest
theatres in Detroit, will be taken over October
and $4,000 spent in reTnodeng it for the attrac
tons Of the Shuberts, David Belasco Harrison Grey
Fiske. Frank L PerIey and John c. Fisher. The
ShubeTts yesterday engaged Toby Claude for the
Katie Barry,
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HIS MAJEsTY's THEATRE CLOSED
Crack in Proseenium Arch-"0liver Twist
Transferred to the Waldorf.

London. Sept 25-After the curtain fell to-
night at His Majestys Theatre on the last act
Of "Oliver Twist" Beerbohm Tree announced
that owing to the appearance OF a crack in the
proscenium arch. which had been discovered
few hours before, the theatre would be closed
for the present and the play transferred to the
Waldorf Theatre The theatre was opened only
ejo1r years
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you NEVER CAN TELL"
Garrick Theatre.

Arnold DAILY and his company of players at the
C5arrick Theatre continued the Shaw propaganda
last night by revival Of You Never Can Tell, %
the farce which was made familiar last spring
Mr. Daily will continue 10 present this bit Of non
sense until October 1s, when he produces new
Shaw play called John Bulls Other Island Miss
CRYSTAL Berne now plays the part Of Gloria, but
otherwise the cast is about the same as last season.
including John Findlay William. the wonderful
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MISS cAHLLL IN "MooNsHINE.n

by Telegraph TO The TTtoune-l
Detroit, Sept. 25-A4iss Marie CahilI opened here
tonight in AIoonshine.'' musical show for which
Boyle and Hobart furnished the book The musical
part OF the show is the work of SiIvie Heine With
Miss Cahiu are William Ingersoll, George Beban
Frederick PauIding Roy Atwell. Dick Temple
Miss Clara Palmer and Miss Frances Gordon.
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PAUL MORTON LEASES HOUSE.
Obtains Secretary Roots Home st 71st-st.
and Park-ave

Paul Morton. president Of the Equitable Life As
sura1cs Society, has leased for q term Of years
from Elhu Root. Secretary of State. the five story
dwelling house. plot rs by 1908 feet at the
southeast corner Of 71sr-sL. and Ps-k-ave- The
house recently erected for Mr.. Root from
plans by Carrere & Hastings.
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Hgsest Temperature yesterday 81 degrees: lowest so;
average CO. average for corresponding date last year
average Tor corresponding twenty-five years 81
Local foT6czEts-To-6Ay, and continued cold;
ase1esozs fair aid warmer, diminishing nsEthsElY winds
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

I-ish fair at Madison Square Garden
Meeting q the Board Of Aldermen, City Hall. P
Free day r. the Museum OF Natural History and the
Geological Park
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CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

l. -.edf,y accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand
E.,t-aG Station. Webster and Jerome avenue troeys
and by carriage Lots S125 up, IeIepnone 1880
for Book Views representative
1i@-N ONCE 20 East 2Srd St, N z. City
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cattle ranges in Wyoming. The plot is the volun-
tary seIf-sacrifce of the younger scion of a noble
house that the honor Of the family may be saved
and the woman he loves spared humiliation.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule OF closing OF Transpaeihc Mails s7s-I
ranged presumption OF their u1nterTuS,s
transit port sailing The hnal conaee.sl5
{except Registered Transpactdc Mails clspe-cl-S-
previous day) close the General Pos;oface. wv"
a follows. 80, r-,-ss C-bfua ana
Philippine Islands. via vancouver ana ga.stsb ner q =
close AZ p N September 20 A''
EdIpFess % Srna ana specially addressed ran -
Phflupius Islands via Seattle ciosT ,fs-r =
dispatch per s. - close Z
tltIo .ie-4S srd Guam via san -.
40 for dispatch per u ,
r4s,s.ff re1er Korea China and FnltptT - isratsh
saE Francisco close a -" . 49,
per e : Korea .,sa Except west). NeE-Caisdo4a;
samoa "a "a s.- francisco close at 2. m 1900
lAlanos' - S0BOma. or the Nla-I0 $780,
Tor dfspatsl tt-.fsh mall Sep-Iealana uoe9 10y
Win z5---s1rs
clcslaS Al :, o a n nvyiil o 49, ~ 49,
a. $50 -n the ARRIVAL OF the Cunard steamer
IcF~4l ana specially addressed ma -
FiN IslaneA via vancouver and Nlcto1 2 ~
and New n m October Tor dispatch PEI =
Miowera ,,-,,.u.s Islands via Frsncisec. Gloss
at D n E1rss china ana Philippine lssnds ~ =
Franclseos e4~7 -
per s $ ISLst Moukaan NewchwanE and Port Ar
t515r ana Eastern Siberia Is at present 10' -
Russia otherwise addressed West Austraua -
no lEfsI vIa Europe: Zealand Via san EIsae-eo-
IoI .e-tsia places chinese Provinca o. 1enna
sha Trtsh Inaaa-the quickest routes [hinpp.nSs5
NI.tafv addressed Europe must De Iaiy pfelall
~ sSraign rates Hawaii Is forwarded VA saH
a tuq 49, e~ritsfvslv parcels-Post mails for NeN-
IS-d ana Augtraiia Cncuding Vest Australia ers
/ S,---vsrSed via san Francisco exclusively.
IN WILLIAM & WILCOX PostnlastssN
pcs,ofnes NsrE York n. r September a AsS
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NAVIGATION CONGRESS OPENED.

Milan, Sept 25-The international Navigation
Congress was opened here to-day IN the presence
OF King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena and
The Cabinet Ministers Thirty-six nations were rep
resented
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EoRrY.EvE MINUTES FROM BROADWAY

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 25.-Ass Fay Tenpleton
made a hit here tonight at the Great Southern
Theatre in KIaw & ErIanger's production OF George
NJ Cohan's new play ,''Forty-hve Minutes from
Broadway" The theatre was crowded and Miss
TemgIeton was heartily appIauded. The cast:
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Ofners.

MAIN oFFICE-No. ia Nassau-st
NALL STREET OFTICE-No. Is Wiiiiam-st
UPTOWN OFFTCE-No- 1864 Broadway, OF any Amer
can District Telegraph Ofhcc.
BRONX BI-REATf-So 4i6 3Sth-st
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No. 1,a2Z Fist:
NEWARK BRANCH oFFICE-Frsderirk ~ sonanner.
AsrEfRIcANs ABROAD win and THE TRIBUNE at
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cooEFRoY cAvAIeNAc.

Paris. Sept. 2S-Godefroy Cavaignac, former Min
lister Of War, died suddenly to-day at his home, at
Saint Calais, Department Of the Sarthe. which he
represented in the Chamber OF Deputies
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Postomee Notice.

Should be BY an Interested changes may
tine1
Foreign mails for week ending September 90 4S9o-
viii close promptly al the General
follows Registered Parcels-Post Mails close az
the General Postoce earlier than cioslns ti1
below ParcelsPcst Mails for Germany close a
3 p m September IS and October
ParcesPost Malls for Great britain and Ireland 80
dispatched by the White star Line Wednesdays ana
by the American Line Saturdays An additional cis
patch e when CunGrd steamer
Saturday the American Line steamer
the day The Parcels-Post mails close one hour
before the regular mails.
Parces-Post Mall FOR Barbados and Great Britain ana
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary Mails close a ForeEu Sa-
sts) half hour later tna
closing except that Supplementary
Europe Central America, via Colon
close Foreign Statiou)-
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VII
he repubshed in The Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
extra charge
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OTHER CHANGES.

Joe Weber and his music hall company still play
ing 'Higgiedy-P iggledy'' and THE College Wild
over" delighted the audience at the Harlem Opera
House last night Miss DRESSER. usual, came in
for large share OF the applause. She is quite as
large and quite funny ever.
Billy 3 Van in '~The Errand Boy" may be seen
AT the West End Theatre this week
Henry E Dixey. in a sketch called THE Passing
Parent" appeared at Hammerstein's yesterday. At
+ba Colonial Herbert Kelley and E1Iie Shannon are
appearing in new one act play The String OF
pearls" Katie Barry is entertaining at the Al
hambra-
Mistress NeIr' was produced IN stock at Proc
.r-g 1g5tb-st house yesterday, where it gave much
pleasure
At the Eden Musee views OF the actua1 siege OF
a. - ,re being shown on the cinemato-
-anb they were taken by soudan war CORE
-,5a-+ and are of exceptional interest
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Died.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must De IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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sPEAR-PRICE-At New-York City. Monday. Sep
ternber 25 1906 by tina Rev John Lloyd Lee u ~.
Lucinda kniboe. daughter OF Mr. Byron Nelson FEAee
Cameron spear.
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Death notices appearing IN The TRIBUNE win bs
repubIished in The Tri-Neekly Tribune Wlfh"ut oxtrs
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

ofaeial Record and FOrecast-IF ashinston- Sept 70
The northern area high pressure IS now central over
The lake region moving southeast Il has caused
sham fan IN temperature Ohio Valley and thence
eastward the Atlantic
FLORIDA ard there depression in the Missouri NaIsS
exterstng norrhward into Manitoba Heavy rain has
fallen in Southeastern Florida and there have been
showers n the Rocky Mountain region and the North
Psciac Coast States
Rain Viii continue IN FroIida Tuesday and wednesday
and there VIII be showers in the portion OF the
Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region
The AXE region high pressure VIII cause low tenn
pe-aturss IN New-Euglaad Middle Atlantic States
exposed places Tuesday night The TEN
pe-ature VIII upper Mississippi valley and
upper lake region Tuesday. and ( viii be somewhat
warner wednesday in the Ohio Valley and Middle At
iaaec States
The winds along TIE New-EngIand Coast viii be
northwest Middle Coast light north.
South Atlantic Coast. light variable becoming fresh
Ess, Coast fresh northeast increasing
West Gulf Coast. light southeast the lower lakes
s srears depsFfir s.S9sv for F-oDea 6or4s VIII
fresh northwest wlnss and far weather the
Grand Banks
Foreeast for Special Localitics.-For Nsw-England
fair to-day and "Wednesday temperatures night
IN cranberry marshes; diminishing northwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware fair and con
tuued cool to-day Wednesday fair warmer: dirnin
Fo4 he District OF Columbia and MARYLAND fair and
continued to-day: Wednesday and warmer Eght
For Easter Seg-xork fair and continued cool today.
Western PeHEsylva1ia and Western New-York fair
ana warmer to-day; wednesday Fair; light north winds
becoming south.
Local oaicfaI Record.-The following ofictaI record
trsns the weather changes IN the TEN
psTuru-e the twenty-four hours comparison
fhs ar-nNn E4ra # faytv aar
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UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL 241-5 West 23d St
DAD St stephen Merritt Enb g Inst Tel 1874 Chesel
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SpeciaL Notices.


THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mail 70 any Co.'s ofts as
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Billy r. Van. in '"rhe Errand Boy" may be seen
AZ the West End Theatre this week
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Foreign Rates.

,,U -,,tsoribers in City 10 the DAILY
-rT5T JvF5FFIIY will be charged cent copy extra
-astara Ia addition to the rates named above.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY C2sl-t 10 T. n complementary 1f:30 N
Europe per Kronprtnz Wilhelm, via Plyuacutns
ChsrbouTE and Bremen
WEDNESDAY G27)-At $50 a. for Europe Per 3 g
TeutonfC Queenstown and Liverpool; AZ $50 a N
Netherlands direct Especially addressed oniy per
statendam: at $50 m for italy direct tSpeclaly
addressed onIyj, 8 Cftta a Tortno; az II a. m
for Norwa- (ParceIs-Post Nails $ 8 Unitet
States also regular Denmark when specially
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Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Bit
ish India. per Ia Savoie. via Havre also other
parts Of Europe when specially addressed Tor tbs
steamer) at : 80 N Italy direct Especially ad-
only. e. 8 Hamburg
SATURDAY 800 At $50 a N fer Ireland. per 3 5:
Jrnbra, Queenstown other parts OF EsafuPs
specially addressed for this steamer)t AZ e. N
for Europe. Paul. via Plymouth and Cher-
botrg al $50 n for Scotland direct ts3eCially adj
dressed onIyl per Astoria at $50 a. n for Sell
GUM Carcefz-Post Mails per Finland also regular
mail for Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer; y n. Complementary l;5e , NJ Ior
France. Switzerland Italy. Spain Portugal LurEeys
EEypt. Greece British India Gaacosue Va
Havre also other parts OF Europe when specially adj
dressed for this steamer.
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Domestic Rates

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I11 Also 10 Cuba. Porto Rico, Hawaii and the
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For points Europe and AZ countries in the Universal
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

TRANSPACIFIC.
,r,tr- 1a~cert Jamaica and BahannaS) forwarded
80 - T,rrS q. sailing CONNECTING mails close
- C.sra-a oostof5ce follows.
C1-T]S Ma Port Tampa T4;3O Monday. Wetnes-
80 and Saturday Also from NeW-York Thursday ana
saturday See aooVeJ -. -.
NEWFOUNDLAND except FaTceLs-Fost AAls3s We
North sydney P Monday. Wednesday and sat1r
day also occasionally from Sew-York and PhLa3el
pbia See
MiQUELOS. via Boston and North Syoney a. 80 ? =
also from Nevy-York Saturday. See above-)
COSTA RIGA New Orleans. at 1000 2 Monday
saiIings NevOrIeans be irregular account
A6FxfcO cry overland at 40 D m. and 1890 D. m
daily except Sunday; sunday az l D. m and 1870
BPITTSH HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast COAST ami
CJTATENALA via Mobile. 1000 2. Monday
west OF Honduras 10 dispatched from Nev-Torx
via PanamG-sse aDOve)
NICARAGUA Cast CoasO. via New-Orleans. at 1850
2. m Sunday and wednesday VEST Cossr OF NO
see above saings nom Nsw-OrIesns may irregular
% quarantine -.
REGISTERED MAIL fer overland eespaJcnes CLOSES -
2. N previous day
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES, ETC

WEDNESDAY G0@At a m fer ssrn1ud l6s gsr 5 :
for Tnagaa, Cape Haiti Port de PAX and MaEdalena
Department OF Colombia. per 8 Valdvla taso otler
eq at P II a N for Haiti per ; Prins der NsdsT
Ianden QncIuding Cape Haiti Port de Palx Sqrae-3.
dressed for this steamer) y FOR Cai6aren Ca9a
N 1s!p1ielentary / D M Turks Island and Do
ninican Republic, per s. Cherokee -
s5 sncfsiv ADDRESSED for this stsansrl
Except East COAST Honduras except East CoaSlls
Salvador Panama Canal Zone CaGe1 fSiyt 5sr =
Havana. via Colon (also Guateraala %neI sIelay =.
tine Uruguay and Paraguay 5Pecay aadTssed 1879 oyy;
and Santos. AZ - m Tor cuba per City OF Wash
ington Havana also Mexico. via Ia1nplcO. "iiSA
specially addressed for this steamer .,,.- ,,.
FELRA1 20 = FraziI specially addressed onyl.
SkuId PsrnambucO and Maceio
skTURDAY C80j-At 7-sO FOR Argentine. Urus1 s
N New per 5 RosaIInd. At $50 Sup
Elementary $50 M for Forlo EIlco' -i.S -
Curacao when specially addressed for THIS steamer az
$50 m for Argen5ine 515Ie-1sntarv 1870 a nj
for Fortune Jamaica ana CoI2nloL- 81 . a
S1esssd Sor mis- steamer: at 10 cuba.
castle via Havana AZ y "a, ioF 54 a.s 49,
per s s Nyredene, via Rio Janelro. Santos ana Fsio
NcTfcFNFive cents ger half ounce IN addition to the
regular postage must be prepaid on al les - - -.
go ,1e5 stters Foreign Countries. after tho
Closing Regular Mail for GisPaIeh oy par e
orsi ostags IS fully prepaid thereon By stamps SUP
s me American English French steamers When
ever the saings occur az a m OF ater a lal .Sat
IS-ns1 lines sailing from Hoboken supplementary
1aI far turks Island Dominican Republic is also
le ~ q, ne clyde Line The mails the piers
oBsn one hour and half before sailing time and close
ten minutes before sailing time Only regular Pos5ss
Getters cents half ouncel, Is required on aItieles
Lnad 1srI steamers double postage Cettsrs
co-ts q taIf ounce ether lines
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Local oaaefaI Record.-The following Official record
Weather shows the changes the TEN
peEutu-e Tor the twenty-four comparison
win TIE corresponding Gate Of last year;
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BRIsrOLAt her residence NeT1aven Conn., On Gs ss
William Bristol in the seth year OF her age Funeral
services from her late residence No. 60 En-st New
Haven Conn., Tuesday, the 18th inst. at -;oV p L.
Friends are requested to send flowers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-27
oregon suburban Auto Co.

Automobile car leaves Willamette
Hotel for Independence, week days, at
7 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Returning leaves
Independence at $3.50 and p. m. Sun
days leaves Salem at a. m. and $3.50
D. m. Leaves Independence at 1900
a. m. and 5 p. m. Connects at lnde-
pendenee with motor for Monmouth,
Dallas and all points on the West Side.
Special for evening parties.
e-l7.tf M. p. BALDWIN, Mgr.
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Clever Littla stories.

She entered a large department
store to buy yard of Six, which the
clerk told her would cost 75 cents
Her purchase left a remnant Of one
and one'half yards. The clerk mg.
gested that she buy the remnant,
What will you take for iti" asked
the woman. "Fifty cents, madam, -
replied the clerk. "well, I'll take it,
but you can keep the yard you we just
torn on" The clerk was staggered
Tor a minute, but appreciating the hu-
NOR Of the proposal made the ex-
change.
A long-winded member Of the Mas
sachusetts legislature was delivering a
political address in town not far
from Boston. He had been speaking
Tor nearly an hour when an old
seotehman arose and walked out Of
the hall. At the door he met the vii,
lage haekman who was waiting to
dFive the orator to the station. "Is