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New-York tribune., 1905-08-14

Hanford Maria A. witherbee J. Gaa,er.
Melmine. George Wood Alan w
& sup4ag august = ls9S a. her SsSs
daqshtsr me late eoTn.us 8inssand Garrison ard
sTtb year Of her age Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CENTER-9n Friday august y 1907 at .Fis Rishasa d
PrHg asrFsgei M 5 S1 sI 81 S aeny IspsT aEa
Interment at sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tarrytown; y Y
inst. at lis.
CoNwAY-Rev James Conway. s ]. died OF heart
huas, Is65 FInera services on Monay a @ S
o'clock Church of 81 Francis Xavier. No so West
cURR1ER-on Saturday August 12 1905 at Lake plaeid
" Y, George G Currier Notice Of funeral hereafter
HANFoRD her late rssdsnss No oam6ridss Place
John E Hanford. deceased, aged 81 years Funeral
MELMINE~on SUNDAY morning august iS GeoTse Mel.
e & Of aS sv ii the CONT NTH af f sis sss a n as
MoTr-EateEed into rest August H. ls15 at NoEoton
from his residence No. 81 East 7Tth-st- Mon
famS. fam 5,1'-'' - y 49,
KANE LonGE No 49, 49, I :, a l,a SSsi yog are
9ehn Owen MS6, M955 trGh 5. 9l 1.h @ INST 10 % hS
h''-' on Ao''N' NC esEoi;GE J. Jackson Master
H W PENoYAR. secretary
sAMPLE-On August II. after short Illness Robert
Westmnster presbyterian church On TUESDAY. at 1sO
STEELE Entered ipto rso rest A. NSwaTk w,pI, on
Barnard Steele. Of Albany. n Y. Funeral private.
ToUCEY-suddeny at sea on July "a PoHald 9 o Bu'sr
Toucey aged 43 Funeral at St Philps Church,
Of train leaving Grand Central Station 2;6s p.
WITHER BEE-Ou Friday. August H. 1908. suddenly. al
Port Henry Y, in the 10Th of mis- J. eau
Witberbee est Walter G.. Z.
Witherbee Funeral Port Henry, y. Y on Monday,
August "a, at o'clock
wooD-on sunday mornins, az s:I9 o'clock. in New
York City Alan ". Wood. in the 55th OF his
1re-ai ser-tces chapel Of Stephen Merritt
Burial COMPANY, sthave and l9th-st, Tuesday at
reTnoon al 2:3O. Temporary inJermenr Kensico
Ser1eerv receiving tomb Special will leave Grand
CentraI station 42d-st 3.45 . m.
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average temperature yesterday IS average for cor
rnonaing date 20 average for correspond
,,- date last twenty-five years. - -.
ocni Forecasf-Parfy cloudy to-day shoNss .
uisht or TUESDAY. li<ht fresh northeast wind~
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PRESIDENT LYMAN HALL DYING.

DansviIle y Y, Aug. 13-Presdent Lyman
Hall OF the Georgia Institute Of Technology con-
tinues in a critical condition at the Jackson Health
Resort az DansyiIle. and the end is evidently
No hopes are now entertained for his recovery.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily accessible trains from Grand Central
station Jerome trolieys and by
rfage S125 Telephone (SoS ramercyl Tor Book
OF Views representative.
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Cures Indigestion

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
obstinate indigestion. nervous
dyspepsia. heaC Eche and depression.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-14
WHY ALFONSO STAYS AWAY
Real Reason for the Post poHement
of His Fisit to the Kaiser

King Alfonsos postponement OF his --islt 10 En-
peror William which was TO have taken place
about three weeks hence cannot but give grave
offence at the Of Berlin all the moro as sns
fact that the Spanish general elections were taL,,
place early in September was known at he ti,,s
when the date for the visit was arranged So ,hs+
II is dir1cuh 10 accept as anything but a mere
p7ctext the excuse put forward that thev will
prevent the young monarch from leaving his do
ninions until much later in the year The real
reason OF the adjournment of Don AIfonso,s terr-
ney 10 Berlin Is that the Cabinet presided
over by Don Moatero Rios (who headed the Span
ish members of the American Spanish Peace Com
mission in Paris seven years agol is rhorau1hIv
opposed TO Emperor Williams nol,cv IN ea,,..,,on
with Morocco Moatero Rios has taken out OF the
hands Of his Minister OF Foreign Affairs and re-
served lor himself. the direction me action OF
Spain In tho Moorish business and has not Rest
tated 10 inform Herr Won Rsdowitz the German
Ambassador Madrid that Snain ia an+t-.,I,, ,I,h
England and France. and opposed to tierms,v in
the Morocco contreversy and that he cannon nm
oerstand either The use or the opportunity Of tha
International conference on Morocco, summoned bv
its sultan at the instance Of German In fact
he openly proclains his entire disapproval ~ ~.
congress e
Ire Spanish Premier in this represents thu views
oi 'ne 'ast majority Of his countrynen. irrespec-
t"e OF political shade and party The spaniards
as natio,. do not like foreigners They love
neither the English nor the French Ru, ae,er
an they had negotiated an agreement vtrb tbAsa
t"o powers whereby Spain was accorded nri,i
Ieseo position with regard 10 Morocco This she
ou'u lose II the agreement is rendered ineffective
ana impossible of execution through The nroiecta6
congress This being the case IL is obyto,,sIr nm
1iiheiy Tor the young King 10 go to Berlin ;,.s,
now since there would be the danger to- -.
wi',h'Is y-I,s ana fascinating manner of which N.
forso - " ereat master might induce Don AL
lOhso 10 commit himself 20 course ~ -,
opposed TO that of his Prime Minister ana 49,;
mental TO the interests of Spain. -1''@ 'e'''-
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o. postoftoe money order. should be drawn TO the
order % and addressed the Tribune Fresh Air
Ftne. Aew-York City
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KILLED THE PRINCE IN A DUEL

Another Count Wedei occupied a leading position
in the household of the late King of Hanover un-
Ill. having had the misfortune kill his masters
favorite nephew, Prince Solms. in a duel into
which he had been forced by the young prince at
post. but likewise Europe. and made his home in
this country. The mother of the young prince
blind. like her half-brother, the King of Hanover.
never knew of her boys death. Her daughters led
her 10 believe that he had left on trip to India
time 10 time letters puprporting have been re-
ceived from him and describing scenes and Incl
dents which he was supposed to have witnessed.
II was just when she becoming anxious be-
cause Of his prolonged absence that she succumbed
very suddenly TO aneurism of the heart dying
without being aware of the fact that her boy had
preceded her to the great hereafter
MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
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THE WRONG COUNTESS wEDEL

Two have been compelled 10 eKpatriate them
selves one Of these is Count Hermann. who has
lived abroad ever since the scandal in connection
with his first wife. who Is under restraint. IN
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uNDERTAKEES.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL .4l-: West 3sd ST
aas 81 stephen Merritt EmhE Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

INDIES. ETC
TUESDAY us'-At for Argentine. Uruguay and
D n for Brazil ner N,o-ist - p apo Asaes So az
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las a. I1i $3.50 ars s.e'I1erl ar ? n tor Argentine. Cru
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At $50 m complementary 1880 a for FaFtuns
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at 10 a m for cuba psr 5 : Morro castle Va IA
yana. at 10 m. Grenada. St Vincent. trinidad
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MOTTO Five per half addition 10 ths
regular prepaid all letters forwarded
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drops for Foreign Countres after the
closing the regular mall FOR dispatch by particular
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naentary mails opened the piers
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Fore.rs. for Special LocaIit-s.-For Delaware. New
Jersey Eastern Pcnnsylvania and Eastern New-York-
Partly cloudy to-day; showers at might or Tuesday
light 10 fresh north 10 northeast WINDS
For New -Engiand-Partly cloudy today ana Tues
day .bopers Tuesday in south portion light 20 fresh
norm 20 1,.,-nt of Columbia and Marysnd-Partly
eta,dy to-day. showers night or Tuesday hGht
r. Uestern Pennsylvania and Western NeN-f ork
Partly cloudy to-day TUESDAY sh'"Sis' Hsn' - ~
east winds
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Aalser Wilhelm H. VIA Plymouth. Chsrhourg and Bre-
men; az $50 for Italy specially Addressed
onlyJ ;. Prinz
WEDNESDAY f16t-At m for FuraDs
VIA Pynnouth tnciuding France Switzerland.
1taly SPAIN Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece and
bish India when specially addressed for this stsaerl
a. $50 a. m for italy direct especially addressed aa)
p-r > Liguria, at ~ for Norway tFarceIs-Posr
Aaisl per United GalsO regular mail so-
1TInlsEk wnen specially addressed for this
IN ~ ESpAf ul-At a m for France. switzerland.
itay spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt, Brit
ish india per La BTetagne via EIavre also 0the-
parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer - -''
SATURDAY 09p-At 4.30 q n for Ireland ps- :
EJfurld- VIA Queenstown also other parts Of
SneR speeiaIy addressed for this steamer
ioF EUROPE, per = St Louis via Plymouth nd
oeure at $50 a for Belgium Parcels -Posr Mails
Per 5 hrooniand also regular mail Relgfura
specialy addressed for this sJeamer) a m FOR
Scotland direct specially addressed cnIy per Fslr-
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only. per :. Princess irene.
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Local Omciai III

80, onciai Rccerd.-The following ofheial record
,-orn the weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
,.,n.rature for the twentyfour hours. in com
.,,.on with the corresponding date last year;
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HeiniEke
& Bowen
New-York.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mrs. w. A. Kimball was a social wis ftcr to the capital city yesterday
 Maroni Holiday was a business .vis- itor to Phoenix yesterday.
 Arthur Gibson visited the north side yesterday on business.
 Mesa City is having her streets and sidewalks cleared of weeds. Five In dian boys from the Indian school are doing the work, and they are doing a good job. They have about completed South First street
 Dr. Chandler has eleven teams at work repairing the dam of the Con soidated canal and will have the work completed this week. He has about 1000 inches of water running in the Mesa at the head now and will have 10000 inches before night.
 Neri Osborn was a visitor in Mesa yesterday, posting the petitions against joint statehood. He has left a copy in each business house, and the people should make it their busi- ness to get their names on some of them, as a protest against jo.nture. The committee will be around in about a month to get the petitions, which will be forwarded to congress. Fly erybody in the community should lave his name on the protest.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
PERILoUs SPORT.

Eagle hunting in the Alps is a per iOus and exciting sport which is just now in season, and which is beginning 10 attract the attention of English as well as Swiss spOrtsmen. telegraphs the Express Geneva correspondent
 During the past few days scores of plucky climbers have been trying 10 scale the most inaccessible rocks on which the nests of the eagles are built. in the hope of capturing eagiets In the Benese OberIand their efforts have led to some savage encounters with the parent eagles and to some wonderful escapes.
 In the Engardine an English spOres- man has captured a fine young eagle in the Val CElmuera. The nest was on the face of an almost Unclimba5le rock, protected from above by an over hanging cliff. After some perIIous climbing the spot wa at length reached from below, and after a severe :tUssle the young bird was captured. securely bound and safely lowered. In the nest were the remains of a 50- pound ChamOis and three marmots. besodes a quantity of bones. feathers and fur. This is the twelfth eagle which this climber has already captur- ed. and he describes the sport as one of the most enciting tha- he knows.
 At Entlebuch a mountaineer scaled a rocky peak and has succeeded in securing two eagles when the parent birds attacked him with such violence that he fell from the rock and was badly injured. One of the old birds was. however, shot by a spectator. II measured over seven feet across the wings.
 Near Oberbergii two peasants se- cured a fine eagIet while the parent birds were absent from the evrie, by descending on d swinging rope 1000 te-t over the face of an Overhauging precipice. In the nest Were part of a lamb. a small pig. several large fowl and an enormous store of bones oi birds and animals-London EXpress.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
REFORM IN DANCING.

Society's department. sCciety's dane ing and society's manners, generally. have been taken in hand by the Inn periaI Society of Dance Teachers. which august body. shocked at mod ern ballroom rowdyism, and pained by the deDlorabIe carriage Of duchesSes and the slOuch of the present day youth, has determined to restore to us the elegance, grace and prestige of ballroom dancing in England. Until we have set our steps in order and ceased to regard dancing as a kind of general TOmp, there does not seem to be much chance for us as nation, according to MT. TurveydTOp, whose aim. it seems, is to establish a college of dancing. which shall be recognized like the Royal College of Music. and confer degrees for proficiency and mer- it. Seriously, the R. A. D. would b by no means a bad institution. De spite the gymnastic training through which we all go nowadays, it is a
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
s25.ooO TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 FUNDING BONDS.

In accordance with a resolution Ut the loan commission of the ter-i-e-r- of Arizona. notice IS hereby given -E-E twenty-five (25) funding bonds ot tl- territory Of Arizona GOT so many -S may be necessary Co redeem twenty five thousand dollars in bonds nr rl- county of Pima. Arizoul1 Go be issued under the funding laws Of the said te-- ritory. payable in fifty years optional after twenty years Of the deuoul-ll- ton of one thousand dollars tSl.".' each. bearing interest aL the r1-e u- four (D per cent per aururn- Tayab-' semi-annUally. principal and ir-rre-t payable at the office of the GuI--ur-- Trust company of New No-N- N- A-- will be sold to the best bidder there for.
 Sealed proposals for the purchase Ht said bonds will be received by tHe treasurer of the territory of Ar--nA a- the office of the loan commission lu taT city of Phoenix, territory o- A-.eH-'.- until ? o'clock p. m- the l5-a dlE .- September. 1905. (0 bids for less than the par value of said bonds MI be entertained
 A certified check upon a resTors. 5- bank for five per cent of the au1aarE of the bid must accompany each ErH1 posal. Failure of the bidder to s7=Es payment in full upoG allotment s-4 tender Of bonds will be c1usIdrr-f as a cancellation of the bid and tori~lt- ure of the check accompanylus tl- same
 The loan commission reserves tha right to reject any and all proposals
 F. F KIRKLAND.
 Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14

of a startling nature, they have been sufficient to attract considerable attcn- ton. and there was another yesterday of less importance than any of the others.
 Last week Charles Fitzgerald bOr- rowed five dollars from w. H. Easter wood proprietor of the confectionery store. He borrowed it upon the prom isc that MT. Penn, for whom he works would make it good the next day. At least that is the impression MT. East erwood had of the occurrence. When MT. Fitzgerald failed to refund the five the next day or the day after that, MT Easterwood swore out a warrant against him. charging him with ob taining money under false pre-ences. for in the meantime MT. Penn had said that he did not give MT Fftzger- aid any authority whatever to borrow money under his name.
 The case came up yesterday before the following jurors: Fred Marsh, Mons Elingsen. John Birchett, T. c. CartledEe. Joe Encinas and F. LOh- mann. In the trial it developed that on the day MT. Fitzgerald had negOti- ated the loan from NIT. EasterwOod he had asked Mir. Penn fo- the same amount, but 1t being Sunday. and Mir. Penn having deposited his available cash in the bank the day before he could not give it to him, but when MT. Fitzgerald remarked that he would get it from AIr. Easterwood, MT. Penn replied that that would he all right. as he would have it for him in the morning CMonday). It was very eyi- dent 70 the jury that no criminal act was contemplated on the part of Fitz- gerald. and he had no intention Os talk ing the money by isrepresenta ton, as MT. Penn had practically given his consent to the transaction. The jury. af' CT a moments Geliberation, returned a verdict of not guilty and MT. FitZ- gerald was discharged.
 Tents. wagon covers and canvas. Ari- zona Hardware &, Vehicle Go.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
FOR SALE.

room house with larse lot -11 l-- feet by 400 for S2OOO.
 room house in north Capitol adL-- ton. good barn. nice shade and lawn. lot 15Ox15O for S225O.
 9 room house in west Capi,o, aJl-- ton for s1S0O.
 room house in Churchill adIl-1a, nice shade and lawn for slsoo.
 4 room house on North Fit-h strre- in Churchill addition for s9oo.
 G room house ou South First aveau-. lot well improved. for $500.
 1 lot close in on East Adams for sale for s25o. on easy payments
 l lot on East Washington street. close in, for s4OO. on easy payments
 FoR RENT.
 Houses furnished or Unfuru-~ael -a all parts Of the city. PECKA BROTHERS 512 w. Washington St. Phoenix. Aria.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14

the Highland. The canal has a couple of pretty bad breaks just above the Mesa head and about one mile down the canal besides a few minor breaks There will be some cleaning above the headgates and some work on the dam. It is thought that it will take abou- from four to six weeks. The work will commence Monday next. Those desiring work will apply to Manager F. T. Pomeroy before that time. The first work will be for teams and scrapers.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14

Yesterday morning Constable Harry Troops of Phoenix came over here on a hunt for a Mexican who was wanted there for having stolen a box of shOoT- The man had been here for several days past. selling candy. The con stable put in the day On ] still hunt and late in the afternoon landed his man in East Tempe. He returned to Phoenix with him last evening.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
WANTED SOME SLEEP

A man who had been hired lr close-fs-ed farmer. who believed sT burning the candle al bo-l e--z- u a called the first momius az ar--e-e- About l5 minutes later he c-rs- eHz "a stairs with his bag -u hi- hand
 "Ain'J you Eoiu' to ve-E- sNEe- the farmer in surprise
 No" replied the man -I.g -H.- to hum up some place -r ~t-r 4 night-,
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
Unhappy Women !

No woman can be happy when hfr health iS undermined No woman can have good health while she suffer- .rs-l female weakness. inflammation ulrrra- tiOn or any disease Of the delicate uur-- anly organs. Nervous, Sleeple>s, fr,ttuL suffering in bod. and mind. she uurS not live but only exists.
 More than a half a million such vnrlrD have found a perfect and permanent r.-rr for their diseased condition iu fhe --s ut Doctor Picrce'S Faycrite fre~-ri p-.HE- Women cured by this remedy say 70 .> a wonderful medicine SD perfectly does it restore them to health and curlc- illness
 There is no alcohol in Favorirc Pre- ScriptiOn." neither does ir contain opium. cocaine. nor any other harmful dru-- lt Is in the StricrcSr sense au huuF~f- lem perance medicine. Its ingredients arc purely vegetable, and it wil agree Nlia the most delicate constitution
 NS@ Don't be hypnorzgd ur ayur per - Suaded- into accepting >T. ..~- .'r.fl- This medicine has a record that's f..r-l far more than any CitIereE-- .l ur.-f-
 Sick and ail!ug women are invited % by letter. absolutely without chlr-e 1r fee. thus avoiding Jhe unpleasant .ur~- tiOuingS. offensive examinations and ul- nOXiOuS local treatments considered ueg- eSSary by many local prscrltlgUer~- All correspondence treated as strictly private and Sacredly confidential Write Ntflu-r fear and without fee tO D-- R. V. Elrrcr- GG3 Main Street. Buffalo. N N-