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New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
IMPROVING TIE OPPORTUNITY.

E7-orn The Boston Herald ., -.
-, i,- economical woman has been dlsccveEed at
a lItA2, - FIer husband was SO unfortunate as
NI!ioL =; hand badly mangled by contact win n
70 ,11 1s Nv and portion OF IL was as aI1pglteG ] oy
If tfSo sSS,erce bis better half remembered that
m bsd discussed having ms ieiais AZ ast,ciai tss SET
tractea. ana Injured OF the doctor II ner huspane p
ntteas 80 ,srder the influence or the ether long
Eould rs~f lie teeth, and u II WoNid cost
e!ious rs ID have this done also @ hee'yhE VI - -
any ilU-t. gSe Instructed Dr.. Hatcl 70 pioCeeu
anis ~. husband when he Eegalneq h's isF 5gsSa @
s5.g s9,5 thai lis wife had Aillea t"o 0i07 VIA ''
stone"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
AN ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sanford Carpenter an
,,,,,nca the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
cora Carpenter; TO George Albert Legg' son OF
ASr and Mrs George Legg, Of Tarrytown, n y
MICS Carpenter was formally introduced TO society
-. -,asrs ago al a reception given by her parents
- -. ,ys1v-yorJS home No Sc West a5th-st
az - ,1,xg al their home at Ardsey- on Hudson
~ date has been set FOR the wedding
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
coloNEL LAMoNT's MOTHER ILL
IBx TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

TBY -ELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
cortland Y Y. July 24-The news OF Colonel
ssnonts death was broken 10 his mother. Mrs
: q Lamont by DR. H <. Hendrick, the family
physician and old friend Of The Family MIS-.
Tsnaonr has been 81 e. the old family home. in
.fcCrar for weeks. and scarcely week has
PASSED that her has not spent Sunday with
her Notwithstanding her feeble health and az
-ance6 wears she insists going 10 Aillbrook
and arrangements viii probably be made 10 carry
- wishes
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SAYS HYDE DID NOT DELAY TRAIN.

That one hundred Long Island commuters
were held up for half an hour recently that
James H Hyde might complete his toilet and
catch the ola train from Bay Shore was fatty
eontradicted by President Ralph Peters OF the
Long Island Railroad yesterday. mo earthly
power could make 4 train on our railroad wait
half an hour" he said, mot even President
Roosevelt and certainly not Mr. Hyde. who has
been a director for several years The story
Is absolutely untrue
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
GLEN cuYLER.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IsT TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIsUNE-I
Cortland N Y. July 2k-Glen Cuylsr, OF Brook
lyn, died suddenly from heart disease at the home
OF his sister. Mrs. Jane Foster. here. to-day. Mr..
Cuyler 20 Cortland last Thursday TO spend
the summer Mr. Cuyler, VINO seventy-sx
years old, was for than thirty years con-
nected with the williamsburg Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF New-York- He uncle OF Charles
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

GOWNS Charles A Squire. Alfred Z.
Horton Jane 4 waterbury 1anis A
BETIETon g1o ysy Il 100 a: . san EEaassso cal Ma
% d Wssr Fsss and n 's .ns 1s sa & and
eisco
BoNNELL-July "a Alexander 8cnnsn. aged "a years.
Vs9nsst Van H ''O'' 'h' n0'' oi n'A ''''S' MIS- a. y
o9oKAf 9o. H!:s Is'Tss e ssy 5sslg a 1903
aged S. Funeral services the residence % his ss-
ay E His 5ay @ 1905 aot a. Il sao a;
c Ipy z u .ss ss after qPz:5sF gSsss Rsss
fr0m his late residence. Upper Montclair. n. J.
GENERA SOCIETY OF , AEczANICs 4! S 4Np TRADES
Ezecutivs once. 1s-sa wsst 44th-
Rr0lhsr BlFdsa Cornell July Is, for fOrty-sight
''-i' . -4----1' . wIiLIAM z srRAUcH. Presia.nt.
RICHARD T. DAWES. ssorssaTy.
, 1.zs sssgrsy gu z i C Shsss: R S09s s s
lat: Esy J. G2Sizs- % ESnsrsl A. Tss.asass of i as
81 al i.ao p n fntsrrlsnt a. Eah~ay
EERRIN-In Proviasncs. =. I: .hs 2ss tass. Henry
late Tesidsncs Ne DO Pins-st ws1nssaay 2Sth
at : e'eeek m Relatives snd friends are invited 70
HoRTcN-At the Home FOR IasH-shlss SUNDAY July q
ss Jane ne. am aSFtsF sssq y yesis ss ss
Of Taes6av at p N.
Inv Aa P.l. s,s nso naHssa ..s
years Funeral services az No BE Orans. Road
MOutcIair Wednesday July "a arrival Of train
leaving Chrstophsrst and BArcIay-st tsrrtess New
York CLackawanna R. RI. at $40 ? N
s. 6an. La services % a IS lat:
lawn 61 av Il Of q special sI .a about S 2 oa0 1
MOoRE-At Cestletor- W. July q Graydon whitley
son Of Phesbs Mott Adam: and The l-ts John whitey
Mecre. IN 5eth year OF his Funeral from his
residence Castlston, Vt. on Tuesday. July %
at SO .. n
scHMITz-At Spring Lake n J.. on Monday. July a
IeGS CHRISTIAN Sehrnitz beloved husbsnd of Emile
Schrnitz nee Krutina- Funeral services at his late
residence. Spring Lake, Tuesday, p m
SCaOLIE-At Greenwich, Conn. sunday, July IS 1905
after illness Lille Stern beloved wife OF Albert
W. Schoue aged 40 years Funeral ssrvices az Fresh
Pond CrsrnatoTy Tuesday. July 3 at il:s0 m San
Francisco papers please COPY
sQUIREsuddenly. at White Plains, Saturday, July
neral Grace Church, White Plains. y Y, on rues
day July .. II a Carriages viii meet the e;S5
a m trai1s from Grand Central Depot
F4AYER-At YonkeTs. Monday. July "a 1905. Frances
Mckay Thayer eldest daughter OF Stephen Howard and
Anna Fraser Thaysr. Funeral services az her late
residence. 70 Hawthorne On Wednesday after
noon. at o'clock.
wATERBURY-very suddenly. az San Jose. Cal, on
Monday Annie A Waterbury. widow OF AbsTr
G. Waterbury daughter or the late Cornelius Mo
Coon Funeral services az her residence No As West
79d-st Tuesday. Iuy =, az O'Clock Interrnert az
convenience CT family.
In MemOriam.
RIC-E-In loving memory 4. Rics OF
Mass who entered into eternal lre on July
.. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Referring 10 the reports published yesterday
morning that John F1ndIey Wallace is to be
made president Of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
vav. James A Blair, chairman of the executive
committee saws there is foundation what
aver for such a statement AIr. Wallace was
until recently chief engineer OF the Panama
Canal Commission.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
SUMNER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Louis James viii appear in the coming season
IN -eviz-als Of ''Virginius ''Ingorar' and Rich
eIieu." opening at Fords Opera House Baltimore
labor Day September 5. After tour Of the prin-
clusl cities ne VIII return the Broadway Thea
t~e after the holidays This viii be the first time
-@y-lrginlus'' has been played on Broadway IN 81
most decade
ne wedding of Mss Nellie Van Dake TO SER
eeant John Vaye viii be solernnized In the Boer
War arena al Brighton Beach this evening Dy
General PET Cron5e assisted by the Rev w j.
Hughes chaplain Of the troops The ceremony
vii Be performed after the battle Of Paardepurg
while The troops are parade Miss Van DAhe
IS a hosuitaI nurse and the sergeant member OF
the personal stan Of General Cron1e. captain
ArrhIr ~ Lewis has ordered the costume 40F I17
bT1ce
Miss Lulu Ggaser. who arrived on La '1oIra4ile
On Saturday, soert her entire vacation In Paris
she SO yesterday she felt thoroughly rested and
eager 10 tegtn rehearsing to-day for MISS Dolly
Dollars the new musical comedy By victor her
bert sae Harry =. Smith
C,on,e-ts f., tbe Summer Garden are feature
81 TIE F6en Musee this week The sloing Fool
sdrlits the cool breeZes. Aew isaA0ISS ." '"'
cinema t0gEsp ph are added coASlSli-s
Several hundred Alasons from AallaatL@n alo
Froolzy, mn attend the performances al ne
Galveston F71aod" Coney Island next wednesday
Special decorations music and souvenirs u Noiio4
q the occasfon VII be provided
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
c.sNEe,g GIVES TO coLoRED SCHOOL

r,,,,.delnbia July 2A-The principal of the fnsti-
80 Cor Colored Youth. at Cheyney' Penn near
mere. received letter from Anare" Cernesle 10
80 ues t,-es the institute $4,000 for library. A
nsGIT school for teachers now pelng cohauetsa
-. - insture is attended Dy le-S-i1'7 i''4 '4--S
II, fhe Southern states
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Eighteenth annual convention New-York State
League Of Cooperative Building Loan Assoca-
tons Kings County Democratic Club. No. ia Seher-
nerhorn- Brooklyn. at 10 a. m.
Racing at Brighton Beach. 2:3O N.
Meeting for policemen 235 SOth-st. 10 D m
The Rev. R. V Hunter. OF Central Presbyterian
Church, OF Buffalo speaks at Bible Training school
No. Lsxtngt0n-ave-. 10 a m
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25


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TP.'IRsH'al sc. F;sg91 5s,ss 5ls,si as~'s'aHd-
an. A4eriean Express Company. No II Rue Scribe
oess GO sne y gsqg lss a.p VI.
rke-Anasriisa express Company. No Fssal-
naHd strasse-
For the eonvenienos Of TRIBUNa READERS asrsad
SUNDAY rEIBTNE on aie IN the Teaeins rooms Of ths
LoNDoN-Hotsl victoria savoy Hotel The LaHgs@Ea sss
ropois Midis1d f;ras6 fforel rae HoUsTd HStsl
Norfok st. EInbankment. Queens Hotel. EpPer Nof-
Hotel Iveoe sHe5s9s 5.8a ss. Pc.
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sCoTTaN6f ES6e5 9o.el . e,issro~ y station TIots
Ayg; station Hotel. Dlmlres. Blrnam Hotel BiTaa1n
PARis-Hote Chatham Hotel De Lille ct d NIbon. Grana
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HoLI-RND-Ho.si 5es Inde- The Hague. EursaAL
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Hotel Furstenh0f Frankfort-0n-Afai1.
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAANL-Hofei Brisfoi.
Vienna Hunsara. Budapest aots4
Lac. Zurich; Hotel savoy and West End
Carlsbad. Hotel PSIpp. CARLSBAD Hotel Continental
Lausanne; Hotel Victoria. Intsrialxsns Hnts Euler
Basles Hotel Victoria. hots4 Natonai Cari&-
bad: Grand. Lausanne Hotel De Ia Patx. Gsnevs
Hotel Beau Rivage. Geneva. StadTath Marienoad.
Hotel Weirnar, Marienbad. Hotel kfrgef. Marfe1-
bad; Grand Hotel. vevsy: Rugsn Hotel Junsran--
biicL Intsrlaken. Grand Hotel. BrJInnens dotet
National Lucerns; Palace Hotel. Iucernss Hotel
Bernerhof. Berns; Grand HOts. LusaPSs Eotet
ITALY AND sotyTH oF FzANcx-eraaa Hat.G
Venice; Grand Hotel. Rome. Edsn Palacas Gsno&s
0uir1na- Rome Eaafci. Nsricss
Hotel ee "a Vile, Milan: ROYAL Hotel. rous-s Hotrt
DE- IA Vile. Florencs: Grand H0ta Fisrenes. Ssvcy
Hotel Florence Hotel ROYAL Rsros Ectei
Grande Bretagns. Nice; savoy Hotsi. san aeznos
Grand Hotel. Monte Carlo; sun Palace Eotsi. Aonts
Carlo; Grand Hosel. Axlss-Rains: Eotsl Leuvrs AID
Savoy. Atx-Iss-Raf1S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Highest temperature yesterday. Is degress
average IT, for corresponding year as
average corresponding Twenty-Five years "a
Local farecaEtToay. local showers; Wednesday fair
and wa-rners hsnt south 20 winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
vegELANp ENTERTAINs EMPLOYEES.

Thirty Of the employees IN the executive onioss
the aew-York city Railway Company we're eiisi
tained ar dinner al the Hotel AstoF i@sl 49,
o. t5s ,,,ss,s we're engaged ia the accident as-
par1ment of the company Ii.e Sgp5sS Tsrzvent
s2saon wzS "AecioentA' A-0
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

official Record and Forecast-Washington.J July ~
Cool weather continues IN Northern Eastern dis
trtcts high temperatures Rocky Mountain and
plateau rssonA In the last twenty-four general
rains fallsn the Gulf States. except Florida
also In Carolina portion OF the
Middle Atlantic States and New-England
Tuesday showers Indicated IN the Gulf
South States, Texas New-Mexico and
Eastern New-England-
FAIR weather Is indicated for Tuesday except along
Gulf South Atlantic coasts. are
probable.
II will the Missouri upper Mississippi
valleys. the region and the Ohio Valley.
The along the New-England and Middle L
lantc Will be light fresh south. south
Atlantic light southwest. Gulf light
and variable lakes fresh west. the
upper lakes fresh northwest
steamers departing Tuesday for Europeans ports will
have light southwest winds and fair weather the
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
OBITUARY.
Ex-PREsiDENT RoJAs PAUL.

Caracas. July 2s.-Dr. Juan Pablo Roias Paul
former President OF Venezuela. died to-day. he
born in 1876. and was President from February
%. 1sSS. 10 February 20. 1880
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-A S Tanning. Z. S. A FIFTH AVE
NUE-Alfred Davies NJ. p, London HOLLAND
Lord and Lady TraynOr. England; Louis T. Payn.
gOu London.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Colonel William L. Prather, OF Waco. Tex, who
elected president OF the University OF Texas
In 1893 born IN Tennessee IN 1s45, and went 10
Texas when six years cid. He educated
Waco University ana at Washington and Lee Uni
vers!tY. he AT the latter institution when
General Robert Il Lee was its president, and was
graduated a successful legal prac-
ttoners and was for years member OF the Board
OF Regents OF the university he chairman OF
dency
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
DR.. III. sCHIFF DIES SUDDENLY.
Was on His Way to Attend Convention Of
knights of Pythias

by TELEGAAFH TO IHIBTNE-I
Ogdensburg. n. Y, July 24--Word received
here tonight that DR.. H J. Schi. of No. III East
7sth-st New-York City. q member Of Olympia
Lodge, knights OF Pythias. dropped dead the
steamboat pier at Alexandria Bay this afternoon
He was on his way 10 this city attend the State
convention OF the order. which conveneS tO-Tnor-
row He was chatting with friends when stricken.
and died within few minutes
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

DR.. SchiR was born IN New-York City in 1858.
He was graduated from the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, and later took at Mount
Sinai Hospital in which he had since been visiting
surgeon. He also visiting surgeon TO St
Marks Hospital. He was a Mason
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

j. Pierpont Morgan, who has been abroad for
several m5aths expects sail for home tomorrow
lie is coming on the Oceanic. II Is understood
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

MAIN OFFICE-No I54 Nassau-st
WALL. STREET OFFICE-No. Il Williaml-st
UPTOWN OFFICE--Ne- L364 Broadway. any Amer4-
can District Telegraph 9rnce-
BRONX BGREAE-NO- 426 East i3ssh- at
WASHINGTON BVREAU-No. ~ F-.f.
NEWARK BRANCH OFFIcE-Fredsrsek n 5ozmer
No 78s Broad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD VIII nnd THE TRIBUNE st
LONDON-Ofacs OF THE TRIBUNE. az No l-S
Flcet-st
Frank Gould & Co. No 50 New-Oxsord St
American Express Company. No WateTtoo FlAce
q Tourist Cric- lSt4gate circus
The London once OF THE TRIBUNE = a CONVENIENT
place o leave Advertisements ard suhssrptions.
PAFIS--Iohn Afunro- & Co. Nc hne Scrice
John wansmaAer. No. Al Kas dss Petitss Eenris~
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rRANsar.ANrrr MArrA

WEDNESDAY C26l-At $50 a. n tsGpp.srasntary - q
M for Europa per 9 Baltic, va slsensto~a and
Liverpool tneudns Francs Switzerland. Italy Spssr
Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greees an6 British India wnsr
specially addressed for this sleaner1-
C2Tl-At a. II eor F-1ocA. 6.ftzsrlzrd.
Italy, spain. Portugal Turkey. Exypt Grsscs and
British India psr . q La Lorraine, via H4gys also
Othar of when specially addressed
steamer1s az 10 q n for Ita1y 1rsot spseAAy sa-
sATURnAY C@1-At $50 A. m Cor sNig1qn 7areels-
Post Nails par O. Zealand (also regular mail tor
Belgium whsn specially addressed tor thtz
$50 a m Complementary - NJ fer Europe. par
Queenstown and LIverpeols n 40 ..
for Scotland diracE lIpesaIy addressed oay0. per
s. o Caledonia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
Special Notices.
Tribnne subscripTion Rates.

Tribune Subscription Rates
THE TRIBUNE be mail address IN
abroad and address changed often
desired. subscriptions De given 20 your regular
dealer leaving mere eonVenisnt. hand them
IN at THE TRIBUNE Once.
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
nATIY cents TRI-WEEkLY. 2c-nts
WEEKLY FARMER. cents
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.
TUESDAT Co., S7,s.. I;so a m (s1Dps@sntaTy i2so
durss (except East CoasD. Salvador. Panama. canal
Bo1.a % and cs per- os'H9hs Enan5 saR 9is eS 5ss
also GeaSsr1SAs wren Specially addEessed Tor thls
Brazil Per s :. Cea-snse. Bsr6ados. Para and
wDSEsDAT p Ca ., ESQ n ssggg'msa.sry lo:so
% SiI5 s aaa @ e . Per % : SsaseS 5Ss
for this stsae-9 at IL n for Argentine Uruguay and
Especially addressed only. Paloma. Via Matan
Mexco When sDsetail sddressed Tor his steamer AZ
10 D m for Porto Plata per 3 q Lille from Boston,
At Il n for Msxieo Especially addressed only,
FRIDAY C2Sl-As II m tsupplsmsntary le.9o p tar
santiaso VIXEN seaaiy aadfsssea for MS steamer, s5
Yurussri: Sas u n FOR xTEsntns rrgsEsy and Para
nsntary D M tor ST ThGnas S. crofx. LesNsra
naa aHe ~ Tsn Ha ad 5f and aan xhs ss
eially addressed tor this steamer
silvia al $50 a n tsuppsrnsnSary $50 a NJ
ioabs via Crasao Whsn specially aadrssssd FOR ths
@ % ua AZ AZ = 80 M M 2 S9 Rs 1oso a me-
Tor FORTUNE island. JsHaicA ana Colombia except
iIoa xhsn sSsoiaS ADDRESSED for this sssas1i; az
10 m 70 sar 1e2 ersnaa 81 Tiaasns taida1 aas
and Friniaadi az l. a, for GUIANA Psr a oraats
NeTicE-E7ve cents per hAf ounce IN addition 70
Tssuiar poStssa naSs os ors1a1S on a. lsssss rss
posed IN the drops narkse 'L<stsrs Foreign
"a as5T sas SsaS S.ss g ne m Hs o9 3 a. % rr as
unless postage IS fully prepaid tasr>on
by stamps Supplementary rransatisrrtc Mails
epsnsd on ne pisrs q TIE AmsrissA Ezxiish and
French steamers, whsnsvsr the satngs oy;ur At a m
or later and late mail os deposited IN ne mat
boxes oc the lines sailing from
ken mail fcr Turks Island
TomInicau Republic also opened the clyde Line
pier mails ths pisrs oDsn one hour and a hac
minutes b-fo-s sA4nx
time. Only regular postage Gertsrs cenrs q aa-t
oInCel required articles mailed ire piers cf
American Whts and German Sea Po~r1 s1><Easrs;
double postage Gstters 70 cents haf ounes9 an oass
line&
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
TRAxsPACIFTC MATS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule OF closing Transpacic Mails
on the preSupon their uninterrupted overland
10 port of sailing The hnal eonnectng nails leNceQt
Victoria Tacoma Seattle which close previous
savl clo-e AZ Pnstoce New YORK foliO~s
Philippine Guam, san Eanctsco close a.
d n. fO dSpaVcE q = rransport
ranan korea China and specially addressed nail f1r
Phippiue islands Seattle. close al p. Jaly r
sor dtsuatch pers 3. Maru
Hawaii Japan Korea. China and Phiinplne l-an1s VIA
san FranciseO close NJ July > sor tiSEatch ne7
Hawaii "a san Francisco m. Iuly - for
dispatch per Nseraskan-
Tahiti Marquesas Islands Wa san tneso elosr AZ
h n ~ Aususr I for dispatch par = = Mariposa
Nsv-ZealaDd Australia (except Westl Nes-S aeconia
TTaxafi and Islands. via san tranc1scQ.
close az 5 D August ror dispateh Rer sononas
Ssu.-Tesland does not arrive time win
fsts 5iSDaseh extra maiis-closnS At $50 a q 60
a m snd 3 .. m: sundays az 4-sO a m. q. AMI
q o u.-Win bo made up and forwarded until the ar
rival of the CtInard steaEnerl
Iars1 6sxcspt Parcels Pest Mails. Kor-a. china
Niilnpine Islands Vancouver and Victoria. p C..
close a D August for dispatch per q a Hr-
F4sraF Iapsn Korea China Philfppins Hslaads VIA
San Francisco. close a. D August II sor atspatea
rsii Isiaas Australia esScspt wsso Nsw-aIsaaaia
via and Victoria b c. ciese p m.
August Il dispatch a a Moana-
ManehaFaa except Mukdsn. New-Chwzns
Arthur and Eastern siberia Is az present. torwarted
NsSTf-Unsss otherwise addressed West Australia IA
forwarded VIA Europe NsN-Zealaad san Francisz.
places In the Chinese ProSinos
VIA British India-the quickest philippines
specially addressed va Europe musr es rtliy prspsid
az ths foreign rates. Hawaii - ro9xarcs1 va sAa
Fraucisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX puukns~eA
Postorses. Nsw-TOrk. ". p. JalT u. f3b&
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25

Forecast for Special LOcaIities-For New-England
and Eastern local showers to-day. Wednesday
fair and warmer: light south o winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
fair to-day Wednesday. light fresh winds.
For and Western Nsv-YorS.
to-day and Wednesday. Wednesday; fresh west
winds.
For Maryland the District Of Columbia fair and
not so warm to-day Wednesday fair. light northwest
winds
Local Official Record.-rhe following oricial record
from the Weather changes in the teni-
peraturs for twentyfeur hours comparison
with the corresponding date Or last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
Insist upon having Burnsst's Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIished In The rriweekly Tribune without
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
w. L. PRATHER.

Austin Tex, July 24.-President W. Z Prather
of the Texas State University died suddenly to-
day OF heart failure
New-York tribune., 1905-07-25
MAILS FORWARDED ovERrANn &C. U|z
TRANSPACETG


TRANSPACTETG
Mail. 6axcs-. Jamaica ard Bzhaznaso ecrva-1>d
daiiv os The
al the General Postof1ss NeS-York- as tollovst
CTTBA- via Fort Tampa f4sSo a N. MoncAy Ws1rss
dsy ara SATURDAY, ALSO from Nsw-xark THURSDAY aaa
MEXICO CITY overland. az $50 :. and 1880
daIIv except Sunday; sunday at ?. and 10 80
ETWFOUNDIAND (sxespt ParcslsPose Masl. via Norm
sydney at Z n. Monday. Wednesday aud Saturday.
1AIso Occasionally cron Nsw-Xork and Phliads-ha-
abOveG
every other Sunday (July 80. August IS and y, scG
Boston, az p Tuesday a1d Friday.
19Iso rom Nsw-york Saturday. ses above).
r-0SrA RIGA. NsW-Orlealz ar t1os3o Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS szass Coast and
ATTSfAL.A. VIA Nsv-OrtEars. At T1o.ac D.
day West ef Honduras ls aispatched rom Nsw-
york Pznama-see ancTal
AC%TrA Coast. VIA Ns~-Crlsanz. TIO-G
n ~ sunday wednesday. West coAss q Nicars-
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-28
FIFTH tXPHLS
TRAITORS TO PARTY
pAH|l AND EsA(

Resolved. That the Republican Fifth
District Committee of the County of
Oahu does hereby dlsapprove of the
attitude taken by the Executive of this
Territory regarding the County cam
paign, inasmuch 1t has embarrassed
this committee in Its work, and lent aid
and encouraged certain members of
this committee to work against the
Republican party:
Resolved, That any member OF this
committee who did not support the
regular ticket but who worked for and
supported candidates that were not
nominated by the Republican party
should be expelled frSm this commit
tee." tie
The Republican Flfb District Com
mittee met at It's King street headquar-
tiers last night and unanimously adopt
ed the above resolution, following up
the action by formally expelling from
membership Frank Pahia and VIM. X.
Isaac.
These men were charged with being
traitors to the Republican cause.
Isaac handed in his resignation last
night but the committee refused to ac-
cept, expelling him instead. Isaac
claimed that he had handed in his
resignation at early night This was
conceded. but he was reminded that
he had withdrawn the original resigna.
ton. Warm words passed between
Isaac and Charles Clark over this prop
osition and blows were exchanged,
Chris. Holt separating the contestants
before any damage was done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-28

Sales-Between Boards: 80 Nc.
Bryde. $3.50; 80 McBryde, $3.50; so
McBryde, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 4.25 cents.