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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND HIS UNCLE

EMPEROR WILLIAM AND his C->OA-l-'
II would he well 10 take the stories so wloeIy
circulated concerning the alleged strained relations
between King Edward and the Kaiser with gram
~ salt have the best authority for stating thi'
the sensational interview between the Car and
T3n,peror William at sea of the Finnish port OF
T3orgo was followed by very active interchange
NJ letters and telegrans between the German ruler
snd his uncle, Edward VII while. at the very llo
rnent when one would have gathered from the Lon
don rlewspapers that Germany and England were
an the verge Of war. two Of the Kaiser's sisters
,sr,elv the Crown Princess Of Greece and Princess
Frederick Charles OF Hesse, well as the German
T,-npress's sister Princess Frederick Leopold OF
Prussia were staying with King Edward and
Queen Alexandra al buckingham Palace, appear
sne almost nightly with them the opera and at
entertainments Of one kind and another.
II Is well TO bear IN mind that the Kaiser con-
.rols the foreign relations OF the German Empire
as be does its army and thai while differences
NAY occasionally crop w between him and his
English relatives as they do in all families, yet
ne Ia very intimate with them and bound 10
them by ties Of something more than mere kins-
r,anshtp Indeed, he IS the most English IN his
tastes and prejudices OF all the House OF Hohen-
zoliern entertatns greater admiration for every
-h,ng English than do any Of his cOuntryTnen, and
IA as Lord Ionsdale. who knows him well, has
frsoueutly asserted, the strongest friend and most
enthusiastic champion OF England in all the length
snd breadth OF the Teuton Empire
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

outing jefferson Tammany Club OF the S5th
Assembly District. College Point
Annual convention OF Fellows State of New
York. Terrace Garden.
Convention Master Association. Grand Central
Dinner Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Hotel Astor
evening
Free day at the History and
the Geological Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-William J. Oliver. Knox
Vile; Miss Amelia Barr, Cornwall-on Hudson.
Lieutenant Cleland Davis. I. S. n; Count Herman
Hatfield, England; Sir Robert d; Moncrefe,
Harcourt, ,Lyndshire, England. MURRAY HILL
and r. Wakao Toxic. Japan VICTORIAN. F.
Tooker Sydney. y. 5. ". WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Senior Don Ignacio Calderon Bolivian Minister TO
the United States Washington.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, Aug %.
The pressure low. unsettled weather except
Middle South Atlantic and East Gulf States.
the Pacific Coast and there have been showers
thunderstorns the north portion OF the Middle Atlantic
States. England, the lower lake region the upper
Mississippi Missouri valleys Arkansas. extreme
Western Colorado Utah. Nevada and Northern
Arizona: elsewhere weather fair
Temperature have fallen in the Middle Mississippi
Valley the lake region, Montana, Wyoming Utah. Col
orado New Mexico They continue high from Texas
northwsrd Dakotas. and have risen generally
the Atlantic Gulf States
The weather viii be generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday although occasional local showers prob
able Wednesday IN Tennessee the James and Red River
valleys Of the Northwest Colorado and the north portions
Of New Mexico and arizona showers are also probable
Thursday the upper Mississippi Valley and lake
and Wednesday and Thursday along
the Eastern be warmer Wednesday
n the upper Mississippi Valley.
The winds along the Nev-E England Coast VIII be light
Coast light southwest, becoming variable
by THURSDAY Atlantic Coast, light 10 fresh
southeast south the Gulf Coast. Hght and
mostly south; the West Gulf Coast, light 10 fresh
southeast the lower lake light 10 fresh west
south winds becoming variable the Upper Lakes light
and variable
steamers departing Wednesday European ports will
have light fresh south southwest winds. with
orally fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
"THE SQUARE DEAL.~

The Square Deal is the name OF publi-
cation issued by the Citizens Industrial Associa-
ton Of America. of which c. W. Post is president.
The subtitle is "A Monthly Journal Devoted TO
Industrial Peace" The first number. just issued,
consists OF thirtytwo Of interesting matter.
a demand for the open shop is the principal ar
-lrL IL
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
WANTS TO BEAT FATHERS RECORD
Kermit Roosevelt Starts on Bear Hunting
Trip in Dakota.

Chicago. Aug. "a dispatch from Deadwood
s. d. says: Kermit Roosevelt. Stanley Bullock and
Paul Martin IN the care OF Captain Seth Bullock
Burt Tilley and VIII Hardin, guides left heI.-last
night for a days hunting trip. The three lads
are about the
Kermit Roosevelt said; IF can only get bear
MY highest ambition is 20 beat my fathers bear
staying record but scarcely expect 10 do that"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
Oyster Bay. August 10. 100!
FAIRBANKS REUNION IN BOSTON
Wife of the e-President Will Be Among
the Guests.
cRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. y

Boston. Aug. 2--Members of the Fairbanks fam
tly in America will assemble in Boston on August
"A for their fourth annual reunion. which will last
a week. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. wife of the
Vice-President, is expected as guest. Among the
other guests will be DR.. A. W. Fairbanks. Chazy
y. Y; the Rev. Francis c. Fairbanks, Royalston
Mass; Ray L. Godfrey, Brooklyn, y. Y; Captain
Joshua Fairbanks. Helena, Ohio and others from
all parts OF the world. Five thousand invitations
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Knabenshue, the inventor of the airship has been
engaged by Oscar Hammerstein appear at the
Victoria Theatre the first week in October. He
will exhibit his airship the stage and will give
q brief lecture or demonstration of his invention
1t is not known whether IL will be practical for
the airship to make ascension within the theatre
auditorium.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
COURT BREAKS ss5o,ooo WILL.

Flint Mich. Aug. 22-The contested will OF Mrs.
Mary stockdale who left $3.50. 600 to charities In
Detroit and Buffalo, disallowed to-day In the
Probate Court The court held that there
subseouent will The contest over the estate will
be Continued by the heirs. who nieces and
nephews scattered through NeW-nork, Ohio, Indi-
ana Illinois and Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
PLAYS "a WOMAN IN THE CASE. "
Miss Blanche Walsh Opens Preliminary
Season of Madison Square Theatre

A preliminary summer of the Madison
Square Theatre was opened this week with Miss
Blanche Walsh in Clyde Fttch's play "A Woman
in the Case" Despite heat good sized audiences
have attended The original has been re-
tanned in large measure, and the strong scenes OF
the play win the appreciation as when first
The engagement is for two weeks only
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

George AIDE will make his debut the author Of
a vaudeville sketch September A. when ''On His
Uppers," described as d character comedy, will be
presented for the first time at Keiths Theatre.
this CITY Contracts were signed yesterday between
B. F. Keith and Mason Peters. whereby Mr.. Ade's
first vaudeville skit will be played the Keith
circuit The three parts in the play will be taken
by Fred Lennox Miss Mabel Spencer, from The
Prince of Pisen,' and H Hayes Hunter, recently
with Daniel Frohman.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
BENJAMIN HANFORD ILL.

the Social Democratic ticket in 1904 is seriously
Ill in the Presbyterian Hospital. He has tubercu
lar diseases and may not recover.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
THE YACHT vARuNA HERE.

The steam yacht Varuna arrived tonight from
southampton with Eugene Higgins. her owner, on
hoard Mr. Higgins has as his guests DR.. Dupuy.
r,r Aumont, Chester a. Arthur. Comte Gontaud
de Biron. Mr.. Lmon and Mr. Faucher. The Naruna
will proceed to Newport to- morrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem from Central
Station Webster and Jerome rolleys and
Lots Si25 Telephone (4s55 CirRmercy)
OF Views representative
once. 20 23rd St. " Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

There tears in The Millionaire Detec-
tive. but the incentives to laughter numerous.
The play is the joint work of Charles E. Blaney
and Howard Han, and will be presented at the
Metropolis Theatre this week.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees. lowest 6s
average rs average corresponding date year rs
average for corresponding twenty-five years 72
Local Fo-ecast.-To-day, partly cloudy. somev hat
cooier Thufsdsy fair. light - fresh southwest winds
becoming Nsglsb.s-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

friends against the decision, SO final was regarded
the verdict of Lord March the title by which the
duke then known.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
For Feeble Children

HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
pleasant effective tonic siCkly frety
| feeble children with weak digestion
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
MR.. HITCHCOCK IN EASY DAWSON.
Wallack's Theatre.

raymond Hitchcock came back 10 the whts
hshts last evening in Edward e. Kidder's new
comedy, Easy Dawson" and, from the warm
greeting he received. is still as much fayorite
with the New-York playgoers as ever This time
ne appears in straight comedy'-the first time ne
ever played it, he said after the second act-thongb
a rev songs were interspersed TO make the break
from The Yankee Consul not too abrupt He
was little changed though his forelock had been
streaked bit with gray. His dry humorous drawl.
quick repartee and winning smile were as pleasing
ever
He appears the village ne'er-do-well and sot
once rich. now in poverty but an inventor at that.
He lives with Hannah Doty Miss Grace Csriswold).
shril voiced spinster. a sister-In-Iaw who ac-
cordlng to Dawson, is so mean she would cook
onions in your house and eat them In hers He
hnds that his daughter Rose Miss Julie Herne) is
IN love with Bruce Grierson (Earls Browne) the
son OF his enemy, Benjamin C;Herson Cscott
cooper the village capitalist The sense of his
oaughters need does for him what all the advice
OF MS sister-in-law could not dc and he quits
drinking TO work with steady p4rpose on his in
yentions.
The idea that TO make fortune for him
and his daughter is stolen from him by his enemy
Grierson. who learned the secret through the nno-
cent means CT Hank Titus John Bunny Dawson's
friend and former tavern companion. What Easy
Dawson does when he finds out the work Of his
brain has been stolen rounds out the slender story
Others who helped complete the village scene
were Miss Flora Zabelle, as Sadie Collins the vii
lase hirt; Jefrreys Lewis as Mrs. Churchill
Lowell Taylor. a New-York girl; Miss Phyllis
tin. negro chautrclr, and Nick Briglo. italian
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

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daily TO ports os saIlins- The CoENECTINlG nails
close A. Tie General PostotHCe New-York follows.
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIished In The TriWeeky Tribune without extra
charx
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
UNDERWRITERS

Rev. stephen Merritt. the world wide known
only place OF business.
largest in the world. Tel i24 and l25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Sam Bernard's engagement in THE Rolicking
Girl" at the Herald Square Theatre, was yesterday
extended to the middle OF October. The engage
rnent which he to play in Boston will be
taken up by the production Of Augustus Thomas s
new play, The Embassy Ball." with Lawrance
DOrsay in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Forecast for Special Iocalities-For New-Jersey.
partly cloudy to-day: probably showers In early morn
ing Thursday; light winds. mostly south
For the District Columbia Maryland and Delaware
partly cloudy to-day Thursday: light winds. mostly
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Thursday; variable winds
New England. partly cloudy to-dau cooler in the
OF south portion fair Thursday: Hight 10 fresh
south wlncs
For New-York. partly cloudy
to-day; Thursday light fresh south winds
becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western NeH-Yorlx
generally fair today Thursday; variable winds
Local Official Reeord.-The following official record
from the shows tenn
rerature for twenty-feur hours comparison
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

1t was decided yesterday that the Lew Fields
Theatre will open for the season on the night Of
Thursday, August 81 with 1T Happened in Nord-
land" the musical comedy by Victor Herbert and
Glen acDonough which ran for nearly two hun
dred nights In this city last season. and which
played for ten weeks this summer at the Grand
Opera House, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

The advance guard of the performers imported
Europe which 10 be seen for the first
time in America when the Hppodrome opens next
week "wednesday. arrived yesterday They include
Mile. Theresa Rentz. equestrienne, and the
Cottrell- -Powels two women and a man, who VIII
be seen IN act horseback. The Kaufmanns,
twelve girl bicycle riders will arrive later In the
week.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

James X. Hackett got back 10 NewYork yester-
day on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He will begin at
once rehearsal of The Walls Of Jericho" in
which he and his wife. Mary Mannering, viii ap
near The first performance is set for September
is at the National Theatre, Washington. The first
New-York presentation will be at the Savoy Sep
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Pains Carnival Of Fire tonight at the inclOsure
in Manhattan Beach wifi probably be the last
carnival Of the season. and this IN itself gives 1t
added interest. The daylight fireworks the
lawn will begin o'clock and in the amphi-
theatre at sharp. Japanese experts will fire the
Japanese fireworks After dark 10000 prismatic
lamps and French and Japanese lanterns will illu-
inmate the beach
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

AII.EN-On Monday. August q. 1905 Edward Allen in
the year OF his Funeral services at late
residence 1O2 Cambridge Place. Brooklyn Wedues-
day August % p. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

from the NtatArF bufcA1 sh'"s IN tne
perafure for last twenty-four hours, in compar
with the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23

Miss Grace Van Studdiford engaged yester
day by the Shuberts play the leading part in
Lady Teaze." 1t in this play, by John
Kendrick Bangs, Roderic Penfeld and A Baldwin
sloane that Miss Lillian Russell last
winter at the Casino. Miss Van Studdfford was
formerly with the BostOnans and last season was
i'm Red Feather
The oasis., 1905-09-02

mosillo, who has been visiting in Colorado Springs, has now gone to Los Angeles to visit short season before returning home.
 Last week MT. c. c. Kingsley, manager of the branch house of Roy X Titcomb at Hermosillo, was called 10 the east by telegram, and left by the first train. During his absence his family are visiting in Nogales.
 Great activity Is reported in the vicinity of Soyopa. Men who go about their business in a quiet way have been there, taking options and denouncing new properties, in such manner that it is sur- missed they are representing very heavy interests.
 Information from Moctezuma is to the effect that B. F. Graham, T. J. Wylie and John Brooks, held at that place on account of El Tigre complications, have been released. While constructively in custody they were not incarcerated, but given the freedom of the town,
 In the York mine, beyond Pila- res de Teras, in the Moctezuma district, development work has produced some wonderfully rich tellurium ores. Samples taken have run as high as 473go in gold and silver, and away up into the thousands, in values. In sinking shaft fifty dollars of values in shipping ore were extracted from every foot the hole sent down. The ledge is fifteen feet across, and rich all the way.
 Extension of the Yaqui, Cana nea & Pacific Railway to Alamos and up the Yaqui river has begun in earnest, and within two years it will open a splendid mineral re- zion, where properties of great in- trinsic worth need rail communica- ton with the outside world to make them very valuable. The Sonorense Prospecting k Develop ing Co.,, has been organized to get just such properties, and has some already. It's stock is offered for sale in limited quantities.
 The Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lumber Go, operating in the Pinito mountains, eastward from Quijano station. on the So- nora railway, has been reorganized under the name of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company, with the usual double organization in both Mexico and thes United States. Mr. Joseph E. Throop of Washington, D. C., is president of the American company, and Prof. F NJ. Kelsey is at the head of the Mexican corporation.
 Near La Colorado last Saturday two Mexican were killed by Yaqui Indians. Two others have been reported killed between Hermosillo and the Dewey mine. Sunday a small band of Indians were seen in the vicinity of Torres. Numerous other depredations have been re- ported during the past two weeks which lead to the belief that not many of the Yaquis are taking part in the efforts to make peace. Most of the depredations have been reported from the section of coun-
The oasis., 1905-09-02

try lying between the Sonora rail- road and the Yaqui river. It was in that section that some of the Yaquis about six weeks ago an- nounced that they wished to make a peace treaty with the Mexican government.
 An unsigned letter from Altar, dated the 22d ult. and received at THE OASIS office describes some very rich placers recently discov- cred at Fl Zoni and Los Hornitos, in that district. The correspon- dent writes the gold is found ex- tremely easily, and 1t is a wonder that so rich a region has remained so long unexplored. Some Indians were washing ele seco, as they say, and from each botelladd Ca utensil used in making tortillds, about 40x20 inches) saw gold weighing three to four ounces, in grains, some as large as beans. I think these placers will rival those found in California in 1S4S."
The oasis., 1905-09-02
SONORA SETTINGS.
A Collection ot Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

Mrs. A. ". Vanneman of Her mosillo, who has been visiting in Colorado Springs, has now gone to Los Angeles to visit short season before returning home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-10
THE DISPENSARY.

Mayor Johnson states that the in
vestigation of the charges made
against the dispensary will begin to-
morrow.
1t is well known that the charges
were preferred, to quote a leading sd
loon man, as "Our biggest gun in the
campaign for a return of saloons,
and it is apparent that some of the
charges are puerile and absurd. But,
no matter what motive prompted the
charges, some of them are of the
gravest characteristic worst being
that liquor is sold to minors)-and
the gentlemen upon whom the inveS-
tigation devolves will be expected to
make such careful and rigid investi-
CATION as to give the public the true
situation.
The people of Raleigh, and particu-
larly those who voted for the dispen-
sary, demand that it be conducted
strictly in accordance with the law and
that if any evils exist in it's manage
ment they be promptly remedied, and
if any person connected with it is
guilty of wrong-doing he be punished.
At the same time they demand that
the men who have made grave charges
come forward with whatever proof
they have so that every charge may
be sifted to the bottom.