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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07

AIIF2N-suddenIy on May g. Mary sls6ee. Youngest
daughter q Charles Doughty and Mary Bennett Allen
IA 6er 18th year Funeral from her late residence No.
40 4th-st Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon. May at
a:3Q 2.
DAZ-1s-on Saturday. May s. 1908. Albert A Davis,
N D Funeral services from the chapel % 90 Luke,s
Hospital Cathedral Heights Monday. May 5. az $3.50
rAR1-suddeny on SATURDAY. Alfred only son Of Alfrsd
A Edna NJ. AZ No. SS3 Teller-ave- unera- PHI
vate
r1-1FR-At East Orange n. J. Harry salzsr son Of
Franz and Lille Salzer Euler, IN his 1'th year n
teruent private
ary,fAsoN-suddenIy. on May 6 1905, Virgil P. I5uua-
son OF Yonkers, y. \. Notice OF funeral hereafter
1F.EDs-suddenly May s. Rutherford. y. =. Robert
Leeds aged GO years Funeral notice Later
NrAvT7ON-Atrsr a brief illness, Saturday. May 4.
le16 AZ her late residence No 30 West I2t-s Susie
Bs1doInh onlv child Joseph J. and Agnes Kelley
4iavhor. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
pIrE-sI AY-Ertered rest az Warwick, \ Y Friday
Ma Slsan NJ. widow OF william Morton FlcAslsty
80 SsughTer 81 the late Thomas and Frances Fifth
Ta-l,or aged years Funeral services Will be held
Cbrst Warwick on Tuesday May = Requiem
az T8O g. n. Burial Office on arrival q Tram leaving
West o3d-st and Chambers-st- at S.4o a. m. VIA
Erfe Railroad Sheffield (England) papers please copy
rr1-pPsr Friday May 5 at residence. No. l35
west 7Oth-st, William Tubbs, or pneumonia fuhera4
private.
11yryr7--E-NFoREAt his home, No. 6s East 11th-st,
arIes William only child Of Charles Z and Cs.therins
? V-hittenOre. in I1th year Funeral private.
In Memoriam.
~, TIN MIN loving ulournful memory OF Alics
Lana vi taken from Us May O. 1888
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BELASCO THEATRE TO CLOSE.
Decision Reached Because of Mrs. Carriers
Accident-Opens Next Fall.

1t was definitely decided yesterday TO close the
pe1asco Theatre and "Adrea" until next September
Mrs Carter in the same play, Will open the theatre
IN the fall DR.. J. P. MCGOWAN. Of No. % East 18th
St who is attending Mrs. Carter. yesterday issued
the following statement, which Mr.. Belasco ac-
cepted as final;
.T-s eeIie Carter has torn the external lateral
,,ararT Of the left ankle and broken the tip OF the
aIJer hone OF the leg at its lower extremity which
will incapacitate her for at least louF WEEKS
Of course. beginning Monday all money spent for
..o,,o+s Co. the next two weeks will be refunded.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
TFRom TIE rRrpuxE nuREAu.l


ADMIRAL STIRLING RETIREs.-Rear Admiral
Yates Stirling placed on the retired list OF the
navy to-day, having reached the age Of sixty-two.
51e entered the service September q 1850. from
8 ~ to the grade of rear admiral Commander
ISLher 10 that Of captain, and Lieutenant
OoLAniahoer Cove 10 that OF commander.
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY
se'0Ta 5egtenaRt JOHN x HERR 7th Cavalry. to
First Lieutenant F WILLIAM W RENO. assistant surgeon.
. from Fort sumter TO Fort Myer.
Infantry 10 9th Infantry.
Washington Barracks to proper station alton
Major WILLIAM p CRAIGHuL, corps Of engineers.
tenant FRANCIS W CLARK artillery corps detailed
Gppires during joint exercises artillery district OF
NAVY
Pear Admiral ". H. BROwNsoN commissioned.
to Naval War College S-o - ALI o.
Captain T PERRY. detached navy yard. Pensacola; 70
boards, Washington.
Captain " H BE9H1.ER. detached inspection duty
West ana seventh Naval 2t6' pistTio
: 'oa f@ a5 to sixth S & B5 naval
Captain r n BERRY detached naval station, Charles
cola and Esh S5 SavS ePi pisslio navy YAM
0aP2t9 VIZ! 61 detached naval station
w q MILLER TO inspection duty at Camden.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
May 5-The Truxtun Domingo City. Column
ba al Hampton Roads, the Cesar at Lambert Point
the Worden at Norfolk, the Culgoa at Pensacola, the
MRrbiehead Santa Cruz, the Dixie san Juan
and the Stewart Pensacola
May 6-The Columbia Newport News.
SAILED.
May 6-The Hercules from Key West for Port Royal,
s c; the Cesar from Hampton Roads for Lambert
Point, the Worden from Hampton Roads for Norfolk
the Brooklyn from Guantanamo Bay for Monte CrlstI
the Marblehead, the Chicago the Paul Jones and
Saturn from Santa Cruz for San Francisco; the
Petrol from Santa Cruz for Mare Island and
Yankee from Sanchez for Porto Plata
May e-The Columbia Hampton Roads for Newport
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Postomce Notice.

iSdoui1 be DAILY by all f-rs-as-a4 ~-a--aw
may occur any tineI -
c-so sn mans Tor the week ending IL 1905 viii
N az cases. the General
T0,, tseslsteret and Parceis-Post close one
'l 80 Ter llaI closing time SHOWN below.
5--s,LIh lS- A-s FOR Great Britain and Ireland are
$3.50. oJ me Wh4te star Line Welres1avs
me American Line SATURDAYS Al af5i.i5rsi -Ds-~5
=, - me tu1ard Line when Cuuard steamer saiIs
$3.50 -tter than the American
the regular mails $50 1-'' N1-4 S~-'-0
ana Supplementary Nails close a. Foreign s,a
80 CLeF OF west and Morton strests} hair hour later
tlIs shown below Except that srsrtary
o1a 49, 'Ie ard Central America Colon close
0iio holr later az Foreign StatianJ
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ERsTWHILE EDITORS MEET.
Men Who Published Amateur Newspapers
Hold Reunion.

Men who were interested in amateur newspaper
work twenty-five years ago met last night at the
Republican Club at the second annual reunion Of
the Fossils Club. Charles w. Young, the presi-
dent Of the organization presided. An interesting
feature was the publication by Carl FiQue of
Special souvenir number OF our Own Journal"
four-page paper he had written published and
owned a Quarter of a century ago
Abraham Levy, who once pondered over amateur
editorials Instead of fair defendants misfortunes
RirtOn r Stevenson, the novelist; Joseph Dana
Miller of '.Ine Single Taxer'; William Clemens
charles A Young and others who first attracted
the ATTENTION Of their contemporaries by belonging
70 he Nay1nal Amateur Press Association and the
METROPOLITAN Amateur Journalists Club pres
were elected: President, Charles c. Neumann
New-York; president, j. Edison Briggs, Wash
ingtor. recording secretary. Foster GirOy, Pha-
deIphia corresponding secretary, William X Graf,
T{-i5peTort Conn; treasurer, Louis Kempner, New
York and offcial editor. Joseph Dana Miller, New
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eERMAN CROWN PRINcE IN ENGLAND.

London, May 6-Crown Prince Frederick William
OF Germany arrived in London tonight on the way
10 Esher a visit TO the Duchess Of Albany. at
Claremont. King Edward sent a carriage TO the
Victoria Station for the OF the Crown Prince,
and Count Bernstein and other members Of the
German Embassy staff welcomed him when he
rived On his return from Claremont next week
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CAPTAIN R. P. HoBsoN TO WE'D.
His Engagement to Miss Hull, of Tuxedo
Park, Announced.

The engagement Of Miss GrfzeIda Houston Hull
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George H Hull OF Tux
edo Park. TO Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson,
has been announced On account OF the recent
death of Captain Hobson's father. the wedding
which had been set for May 25 viii be at the homo
of the brides parents. without formal invitations
or announcements Only relatives and a few inti-
mate friends will be present Miss Hull IS a grand
niece of Ex-Governor Houston of Alabama. Cover
nor Houston appointed Captain HobsOn's father,
Judge James NJ. Hobson, 10 I'LL a vacancy on the
bench of Alabama.
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JOHN BOYLE MAY RECOVER,

Regular and abstenious habits, which hao Ou4''
ID 2 stBrd, constitution have come 20 the rescue
q John Boyle the merchant and trustee OF PIyin-
outh Church who was stricken with apople1y al the
Prayer meeting OF that church on Friday night ana
The doctors now believe that he will recover
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FUNERAL OF FRANKLIN S. WILSON.

The funeral Of Franklin s Wilson. an expert on
rare books, who at time was instructor
in languages in Heidelberg University, was held at
No. so Carlton-ave., Brooklyn, last night He
had been connected with Anderson's book auction
room. in West 2Sth-st.. Manhattan, and had acted
as translator for several large publishing houses
Mr. Wilson was born in this city ffty-four YES rs
ago. He leaves a widow and one The burial
u-iLl b. q hensIco.
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May Cine Columbia at Newport News.
SAILED
SAILED.
CUTS DOWN VERDICT FOR D. A R.
Pittsburg Judge Would Allow Them Only
$4,000 Instead of $50 900.
IB7 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg. May 6.-Judge John NJ Kennedy to-day
fled opinions and orders in the two OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution against the
city OF Pittsburg involving the old boekhouse at
the Point. In the case the order says that II
within five days the plaintiff will file a stipulation
to accept so coo and costs in full satisfaction of the
verdict a new trial will be refused. In the other
case the order reads that II the plaintiff within
five days will stipulate to accept 5000 and costs
z trial will be refused.
The Daughters had originally won verdict for
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MEETING OF CATHEDRAL LEAGUE.

The third annual meeting OF the Cathedral
Lea que Of the Episcopal Diocese Of New-York wa =
held yesterday In the synod house at 1lOth-st and
Amsterdam-ave. In the absence Of Bishop Potter
his ooadjutor. Bishop David H. Greer. presided
About two hundred and fifty men and women were
present. A report Of the treasurer showed that he
had received up January 81 6z 500 A in con-
trbutons for the erection OF the cathedral and
that since about $4,000 more had been subscribed
The officers OF the league elected were Robert G.
Hone. president; Charles F. Hoffman, vice-pFesi-
dent: William Folke. secretary, and Henry w
Monroe, treasurer.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Luigi Gramatica, Genoa, Italy. BELLE
CLAIRFAColonel Z. D. Campbell Z. S. A. BRES-
LIN-Captain E. E Johnston, U. s, a. GRAND2--
Captain A F. Prescott, [. S. A; Colonel George NJ
HalsTead Scranton HOLLAND-Jules Mendels
Paris; Charles NJ. Hays president OF the Grand
Trunk Railway, Montreal MURRAY HlLL-Ex-
Mayor James K. MCGUIRE. Syracuse. PARK AVE
NUE-Dr. c. 0. Shinnott. Quebec, ST DENIS
Chicago; Wayne ALacyeagh, Bryn Mawr. Val
Chicago WOLCOTT-A- B. NcGrew. Pittsburg.
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MAYOR HoNoRs CONTROLLER CIRCUIT
Presents Pen He Used in Signing Brooklyn
Central Library Site Bill.

In signing the legislative bill which designates the
site for a central library in Brooklyn on the east
side lands bounded by Prospect Park Plaza. Flat
bush-ave. and the Eastern Parkway, Mayor Nc
CleIlan presented 10 the Controller the pen with
which he had signed il. Accompanying the gift was
a complimentary letter TO Mr.. GrOut.
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Highest temperature yesterday GO degrees lowest Az
seraRe 81 average corresponding date last year o
for corresponding twenty-five years %
Local forecast.-Showers and thundersioFhs I07NA''
Monday fair; fresh southwest 70 west WHO'S
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DO YOU OWN REAL ESTATE2
The Tribunes real estate each day Is oOmpste,
giving records of transfers, mortgages. lis pendens
liens auctions, Improvements. etc
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FRESHMEN OPPOSE CITY OWNERSHIP.

Columbia freshmen defeated the sophonores II
their annua! debate on Friday night The subject
Ees The Municipal Ownership OF Street Railways
IN New-York city" The freshmen supported me
negative. Three members Of the faculty seteu @S
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Rome, May 6-Henry White. the American Am
bassador and Mrs. White received this after
noon in their first Official audience by Queen Hell
ena- They were introduced by Marquis Calabrtni
and Count Trinita.
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rRANsPAC1FIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule o. closing ., FransPaeiae Mails Is a.
transit port OF sailing Tae Anal connecting MAJ IS
EXCEPT Registered Transpacdc Mails dispatched Van
couver Victoria, Tacoma Seattle. which close O.
? previous day close At the General Postod-ce NsN
Hawaii Japan. Korea China Ph7P IsIants VIA
San Francisco close - D n May fo- ttsIat'a Per
Japan korea China and Philippine IslsaF Wa s-attis.
close a o .. MAY TO for dispatch per = lyo A@rl
zealand Australia except Westl, New ed nil
close o. May il for 1ls-1t1t pF > > 80
IT, CS.na-i steamer carrying the British mail ~ N7
Zealand arrive IN time % connect WIN l--'
dtsua-ch rlaIisCloslng at % O. r.. .-1f o. n
made and Forwarded ~nt-4 i-e a.
rival Of the Cunard steamer
ya-eT farrsDt parcss-Post Nails. Korea China am
sDe-fafv addressed mail FOR the Priir2i1e Lsa1-7,
Nav NJ s1r dispatch pcr 8. Empress q MIA
W+s-' and
VIA Vsucouver ana Victoria, - 90 close az o . -+
Nfav 20 far dispatch per g. Ma1ukl
75iti ana Marqu-sas Islands VIA san Fce1-7co c.se
4 May dispatch Mar-rc@t
t4eraff Jeran Korea China and specially att-essed
I'll f,r che Phrpine Islands via san Francisco close
a. & o. m MAY . s1- tspatrh per s. s. Siberia
Hawaii trouciS-' close az . 2 H. 1-dy = ror
disratrh per =. Alar-e-l
y,-i1e Islands Guam. VIA san Francisco close
4 "a m Nav for dispatch Per e : Transport
NfI4en -hva1r and Fort arthur
NrSTF-I'nIsss otherwise addressed West Australia
svyarset Wa Europe. New Zealand VIA san Fra1csco.
go ~errafn rlarrs the Chinese Prarnce 90 Yrguaa
"a British In3ia--the quickest routes Ph-tp1 mes
specially addressed via Europa must - fully prepaid
At ths foreign rates Hawaii IS forwarded va san
WILLIAM P WILCOX. Postmaster.
Prstorce. New-YorS. y Y. Nav O. 1900
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.sd Ct Frank E. Campbell stephen ~ Merritt
rrb'T1 Inst. 24l-3 West 2sd 81 Tel l'-o Ehslss~
Rev. stephen Merritt the World Ds ,s g
dertakert onS r. world Tel. pa and I2S Chelsea
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THE REAL ESTATE NEWS
Is fully covered by The Tribune which gives each day
complete record transfers. mortgages, lis pendens
Liens, auctions. Improvements, ETC.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr

malls FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC.
AoNDAY c0-At $50 a NJ supplementary 1880 MI.
Eas, CaasF ,GHSeR5 East Coss1 Honduras CsxcsDt
tcSsR1r[msHt Of colombia. Ecuador Peru BoivtS al
specially addressed for this steamer Satlo when
1Vs s5y ss7sse5 z aa fer Ea:a' bss
Ins a la and aasd5lsaa P:Pa1a.n he'e e
81 Marc. Pen Goaye. Aux Caves and JscIneI whea
Haiti per Pri1s wilisrn liaelaaiag e Cape n a
Prt os FAX CeTaeao Eenezueia Trinidad and Guiana
for santiaso Especially addressed only per 5 1ian-
Turks Isiaad and DorniaI5aa Requisite Fer = :
TH a5a a. l.-4 AZ r a n fer sraa Trim
T;ss--ia n $500 - Ola, 1lettan All tarpeche Te-
eially addressed for this seamezj at II m for Nez9
pieo: ,. m Tor T5erzas Per 5 esrf5bs sll Tan
ae Va Fni AZ for and 5'7 f5 Rs5 2aT
E Ss arm 4sss5i1s ITgsuay ana Farasy
for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay. Isle q
SATURDAY d0-At $50 a n for Porto Rico. Curacao
ana Nsnezueia Per $ : Phil95-lphia galso Colombia.
f at $50 n .s2g;sHlsn5aTy $50 a n tE s.
cent ana PEI f155 A2 2S g3ea3s e5-s1sas s. VIZ
Fortune Island Jamaica ard Colombia exes6 CsGcs
Costa Tica via Lnon. when specially addressed for
Castle Havana: = m for ArssHtns Ur1saaP
cuba Specially addressed only Per CurlJyba VIA
NoTICE-Fvs cents Der hal; an ounce IN addition TO
the regular Postage must Re prepaid al, letters for
Wdrdet by the Supplementary Mails.
posted in the drops marked Letters Foreign Coun-
trie after the closing the regular mail dispatch
b particular vessel VIII not bs forwarded unless
such additional postage - fully prepaid thereon b-,
stamps Supplementary Tra1satlantic Mails also
opened q American.
French whenever the sa-ltnEs at
later. ard late mail Be deposited n the
mail boxes the piers % tho German Lanes sailing
from Hob0ken- The mails the piers open hour
and half before sailing -tIe and close minutes
before sailing time Only regular postage Gscre-s
the Piers q the Aaersa1 White STAR ana e-aa sea
Postl steamers; double postage 90 half
lines
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIished in The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
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Special Notices.


--,,,,-N-E, viii be by mail any address n
TIE ~ abroad and address changed as often
this country or~;r+i0rs may regular
desired, fore leaving Il more convenient hand them
~ - THE TRIBUNE once
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Local OfaciaI Record-The following Official record
from the weather Bureau changes IN the ten
s,r. for the last tWeaty-four hours comparison with
=. zo-rsenondue date OF last year:
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
he reuubIshed In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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pY NAIL
For all points the Unsd S Sans ana fRs R Ms1So
toulsloo tees porto Rice Hawaii and the Philippines
Also 70 IRA expense for foreign P-stass
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Special Notices.
Fo-eIxn Rnfes-

1lS!.-NEEAIT viii be charged one cent a eooy .xtr.
POSTAGE In addition to the rates named above
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Religious Notices.
20 cents per line.

20 cents per line.
FIRST ASSOCIATION SPIRITU AIISrS. TuH@ao MAJ
ison-ave 5eth-st. Miss MARGARET GAULE-Entrs
services devoted s2irit messages, SUntRyE ana
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Tribune Local obserratlons.-

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
InsTature as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
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s1NnrE COPIES.


= csuts WEEKLY REVIEW, s cents
SUNDAY. Sents. TRI-W EEKLY , cents
49, Civ FARMER cents
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

. An ..-sssihls br Harlem trains from Grand Central
- 'a v-sbstsr and jerome Avenue trolsys and ~
station, s125 IN Telephone (4S55 Gramercy) for
SAIEtass yyt.Ws or representative
BOOK OF go 20 east 2Srd St. n. Y. City.
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TIF-CHAMBERLAIN-On Saturday May g. at
Christ Church Warwick. N I, by the Rev j. Holmes
McGulnnsss Helen Floy. daughter OF MI and MIS-
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points IN Europe and all countries in ths Universal
loving 800 - --- = TIC Lot-
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRAN5PACTFI~

Malls Except Jamaica and Baha1nss az forwarded
daily ports sailing The contracting malls close
General Posro1iCe. Ssw-Eork. follows
CUBA, Port Tampa. fs.B0 a Monday Wetnss-
and SATURDAY. ALSO from SsW-YJrk. Thursday
Satur1ay-scs above.
daily except sunday. sunday az 2. and 1890 "a
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post Eatls'. va,
North Sydney at .. Monday. "Wednesday and Sst-I
urday taso occasionally from NsEE-York and Phadsl
phia-ses above.
MTQUELON via Boston and sydney az $50 ,
other Sunday MAY and Il
JAMAICA via Rosto1- at p Tuesday and Friday
also rom New-NCrk n Saturday-see abovs1
COSTA RIGA. NeV-OTlsans. T10-30 . Tuesday,
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS tEasr COAST am
CTITATFSIA via New Orleans a. 1lO30 p. M1n-i
day West Coast OF Honduras Is dispatched from New,
York FaTa-la-see abOvel
NICARAGUA CEssr Coasrl. via New Orleans. az rio:8O
D Wednesday. west Coast OF Nl-ar1ETla - DIS
patched from New York via Pana-na-see ahovel
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE Specially addressed on-y)
via Orleans Tl1.b .. sunday later le-t1
. n. Sunday and until sailing of New York steamer
mall sor Panama and Canal Zone IS held :5r New
stsanner-sse above.
Nan for overland dispatches closes eD
p previous day
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TRANsATLANrIr NrAus

TJ775At sl-At $50 for Europs per > Kaiser
I,--7La Ger Crosse. Plymouth. CherFosl-g M
5-sIs AZ 1850 q for Italy direct specially ad-
dressed only. Ter s s. Pruz Oskar-
WEDNESDAY U0-At a m for Es,-o,s ~
va Queenstown and Liverpool. a N
~ -Es-neIiancs direct specially
> ~ Llana az $50 for Italy direct tsrecfal.y
T.11-s7Se1 o--S}r per 8 5 S4r1eECa,
a y elIeet specially addressed only) per CiJt
- -'aLo-Ii az II a. for Norway Parcals-Post
5y $ : HelLg OLav taIso regular mail for Te1rnarx
N|eH specially addressed steauerj.
-II1-oIISSLAf C1)-At a II. for France Sxt-erIs-1
49, SPAN. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and
LIllsh 4lsILa, per la EIavrs 60.
other parts q Europe when specially a-sssi f-
steamer -t-S @'-~ 7SsA 4uF rs
FRIDAY Q2-At 1O.sO y m e,- 49, 49,. - . .
CanoPic- from Boston - = -
o4- IttDAF Gs)-At 5 a n. for Europe Ter = = New
19Ik VIA Plymouth and CherbourE Cncfl5nr leland
men sPecl4Iy addressed for TITS stsasrs at a n
Is-pPts-7illsAry . q NJ for Europe Ur7hrf7
VIA queenstown and Liverpool; al 50 a m for RaI.
sun EaFce+s Eost Malls.
LL4It tor Selgiul when specially addressed for
5aLleJ, az $50 a. n Tor Italy 5iract s-sclaIIv a.
Isssec Only Per 8. KONG Albert. al II 90 a 10
Astoria 10y 1---17S7l ol4S]. pe< q -
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ARRIVED

May 5-The Truxtun Santo Domingo City Column
biA At Hampton Roads the Cesar at Lambert Point,
the Worden ct Norfolk the Culgoa al Pensacola the
Merbiehead at Santa Cruz the Dixie san Juan
and the Stewart Pensacola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
A BOER PLOT REPORTED.
ANDREW DE VET TAKEN
Accused of Scheme to Join Black
Rebels and Establish Republic.

Berlin, Oct 3-Andrew de Wet. nephew OF
the famous Boer general Christian de Wet, has
been arrested at his residence in suburb OF
Wfndhoek. German Southwest Africa, with four
other Beers. accused of plotting the overtime"
OF German rule in Southwest Africa ana the
creation of a Boer republic. This news. purport-
ing to come from an excellent authority was
distributed to the German press by the Han
seattle Press Bureau, and is accepted as true by
leading Berlin journals.
Andrew de Wet. who is merchant of Wind
hoek is said to have arranged with the rebei
natives to make common cause with them.
About II 900 Beers are said to be in German
Southwest Africa, one-quarter Of whom are
organized. Quantities of arms were seized at
De Vets house Although the arrests were
made on August % nothing was reported by
ca BILE to the newspapers, doubtless owing to the
censorship.
De Wet married daughter of a Prussian
officer.