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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
NOT STOPPED By FEVER.
Thu President VIII Visit Neac-
Orleans and Return by Sea.

washington, Oct. president Rooseyslt VIII
10 ID New-orleans despite the yellow FEVER cpl
dsTnic ,.o ~ +ba
This Official announcement was iil1IN - d.
White House to-day by Secretary -
conference with the President. al VIM -.
rangements for Mr.. Roosevelts TRIP ~
south were finally made N o1uel - lIS.fo.
,o77nlications over the quarantine IS ,s
=. the curious States in the SOUTH the 80
$50 ~ make Nev-Orleans the maj
r+,,,-,-,g Mace on his trip he WIZ DC ~ -
1880 -, the Goth. After the ceremonies Al
- .f+v he will SO aboard & cruiser o. INC
tilA' - -,-,a and make the Journey from
(-o,--orleans to washington by water ne iS
~ - arrive here either on the 3oth OF
31st. soe-,,+a o--a-ga-
Is II was found necessary in part 10 re-
,,~e the itinerary. as it had been made IN
,s,retive way. The President VIII le4Ee
g to1, on the 18th. AS far as ST. Angus
no +be trIp viii be made as previously
--s-ea5 From St Augustine the PRESIDENT
1,-fiI so 10 Mobile, instead OF 10 birmingham
previously scheduled. thence 10 usASSee oltu
11I-r1i-oas1n From Alabama he Will so 10
- So Ark There the party will be dis
bsn5ed the President and secretary LoeO 90
.rc 70 New-Orlea1s for the ceremonies IN ina
civ or the 26th the remainder or the party Te-
4---,irs from Little Rock TO Washington.
= y,as nor vet been definitely determined what
-.ersal The President will use on his return TRIP
- washington, but il probably VIII pe me
C1ayefsrd the Tacoma or the Galveston III
seCf5.re 10 come 10 Washington by sea, the
P-aefdeTt was Influenced by his desire not 10
come into conflict in any way with the quarah-
tire regulations OF the Southern states. W.
weeks ago he intimated that he might solve the
difficulty in this way. but the question was not
serrIed definitely until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BREsI1TNAR Kayahara, Toxic, FIFTH AVE
NTE-Pedro Iactan, Mexico; E T. Niensseux, Lon
don. President D c Gilman Of Johns Hopkins Uni
eTsity alti0rs George r6 B2l Tga5o, Elm din
Mr. Palmer san Jose, Cal GRAND-CoIoneI
8 P JoceTyn Z. S. A; Louis McCutcheon Pan
stuart Edinburgh; S. S. Nef, Mexico; William
Redmond ireland. HOLLAND-F,. Thurman, Lon
PAW Chatham. n Y IMPERIAL--W: H, Taylor
london: Tobias KaIrane, Paris. MANHATTAN
0T W OSWALD Leipsic; p NJ. Fairbanks, In
danapolis MURRAY HILL E9Tbe S+, Ros-
United States Senator ". T. Dillingham;, Mont
pelier Vt VICTORIA-E. H. Spicer London;
James Wilson, Hong Kong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

Colonel John T. Geynor and Benjamin D Greene
are said 70 have spent more money than was mace
BY them in the Savannah contracts in which they
are charged with defraUding the government, IN
efforts 70 elU6e the grasp Of Justice They have
also spent more time in the effort 10 escape i'm
p-tsonuent than slficed for the punishment Of
CAPTAIN Oberltu ". Carter. who was convicted in
connection with the same contracts The amount
lost BIZ the government upon the dredging con-
tracts II Savannah Harbor is variously estimated
from SEo 900 tc 100000. The federal grand jury
indicted Greene and Gasnor on December s, 1898
OF charge Of conspiracy at Savannah, and bail
was axed at $4,000 each Efforts TO effect change
Of venue 70 this city were made and carried from
court 10 court until It was decided by the United
States Supreme Court that they must stand trial
n Georgia and appear on February II, 1902 Ihe
hearing was then adjourned until March Il, and
the bail bonds being renewed the two men re
turned 20 this city. But another federal grand
Jury was sitting at Savannah and found q new in
dictneRt. which they were called 10 plead with
II Two days. Instead OF responding they fed from
the jurisdiction OF the court, and their bail ponds
we're forfeited on March Z. and bench warrants
were issued for their arrest
The two men went Canada, where they TOOK
UP their residence IN Quebec hotel and later
were Joined by taeir families = warrant for their
arrest n extradition proceedings was received IN
Montreal, and they were taken to that city IN a
friends 10 rescue them But the court proceedings
permitted their return TO Quebec ano were hna!ly
euasEed- Application was tnen made TO the Brit
iEh P-iVy Council ~ the Washington authorities
and fer three years and q half the matter was
pushed. Finally decision made in raVor OF
before the Extradition Commissioner in Montreal
an appeal was defeated and final Judgment was
rendered II June ordering the two men 10 Jail 70
await extracltlon- \ writ Of haDeas corpus was
were dismissed on September % Efforts will
Countess be renewed 20 secure change OF venue
Ion ne federal court II Savannah. where the
case VIZ come 10 trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
mTHE PRINCE CHAP"

Mr.. Peple's charming little play, THE Prince
Chan was moved last night from the Madison
Square Theatre where 1t makes way for The Man
on the Box" to-night) TO Joe Wehers Music Hall,
which Mr. Lawrence has leased until Mr.. Weber's
return to town. It seemed odd enough TO hear no
music to see no chorus. to breathe no atmosphere
laden with tobacco smoke in the music hall. But
1.-The Prince Chap has charm enough 10 overcome
the first sense OF incongruity. and IT'S welcome was
sincere and hearty 1t will remain in Mr.. Weber's
theatre indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
nruE DUCHESS OF pANTzIcn IN HARLEM.

.r-he Duchess Of Dantzc," which captivated large
audiences at Days last spring, began weeks
run at the Harlem Opera House last night. Mr..
Edwardes's English company is substantially the
same as before Miss EVE Greene, capable and at
tractve as singer actress and dancer, appearing in
the title role, and Mr. HoIbrook Blinn giving his
highly credtable portraiture Of Napoleon. The
dainty opera-drama was received with the plaudts
of a large audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

Hisccx, freeman Valentine. Elizabeth h
Jenkins. Rebecca A
place. near Broadway. Jamaica. Pasqualina l. Allen.
beloved wife OF John S Allen Funeral service at
Tuesday. oct. 3, P NJ. Friends and relatives are
invited. Interment private
6eT 5ushs of s af On and
Funeral private. Intsrment in Greenwood cenls5ery
s9, an ThsTsag sssB2 Is 1e9S
Of sparkii n. Y. Burial at canandaigua. N Y
gg at s sazFsg ans Friends % are
vited to attend the funeral seTytGss az ~ 6Sr %
tober = at 10 o'clock.
FANsHAwE-on Friday. September q. 1905, at, at santa
Barbara CAL Edward LeignT9a oPy n sgn OF rnes At
Trinity Chapel 25tst near 5Fosd~4y On Wea an s
venience of the family.
FIELDAt Painheld n. J. on sunday October 1902
Plainheld II on WEDNESDAY October = al $50
m WI aa n 11tv via central Rail
road Of New-Jersey.
eooDR1pGBIn Paris Fence ssDte@6eE s5 90 Frseis
his age.
H1scox-on Monday. October at his late residence.
in his 6zth year Funeral from hts late residence.
ThursdaS. October s. at ., m,
AK 49, sBSs G0 aE d Il the la aR
Jenkins in the sSa year OF her as EITesa &c.,
4 at 10 o'clock a m
1EsTRADE-s Suddenly at her home The Seymour No.
and daughter Of the late William E Clark. Of this city
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MACDoNAI4D-suddenly. at seney Hospital; BIookyn
on October l. Grace Eleanor Macdonald, daughter OF
Neii and Grace Herbert Macdonald Funeral services at
T asr no OF clock train from than-6ersst
HERwIN-Suddenly Hotel Algonquin on sunday
Florence riley MeFia aged z years Funeral service
broadway and 7th-ave.. Tuesday. October !, at :
o'clock o m. nterment at convenience OF FAMILY
ov--rzs-on September % 1905 Anthony oechs. aged
6s years Funeral his late residence. No s6I
immaculate Conception. 15othst, near Ae!rose-avs
where a solemn high mass will be oIered Tor the
repose Of his 10 Thence to 81 Raymond
Cemetery.
T specal meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
minnie relative TO the death Of William Birch Fanklns
Vas adopted and ordered entered upon the records
in the death OF our bro1ner' "
rcL Ra1kine this board Alpha Delta Phi Fra
most serious loss not only OF an
es1 and IovaI co-worker. but also Of friend whose
and SINCERITY constant sources or help and
encoura cement those who mad the Eoo1 io u GIL
Joy personal FR1Ncfs LYNDE sTETsoN. President
LOUIS T. DODD. Secretary
e1D,oNsON-On sunday. October I. 1905 stephen D.
S41oonson aged years Funeral private lnternnsne
IN Woravian Cemetery, Staten Island
sr55enIy Of heart failure September so at
A., daughter OF the late James
and Cathartne V. " Smile, OF NeV-1ork NOTICE OF
funeral hereafter
vA1ENTIN-On October 1. in the $50 year Of her age
TEIiZabefh h widow OF Benjamin E Valentine. Of
ha5sinbia formerly of Salem. Massl Funeral at the
~ her Z, valentine. Woodmere, Long
TTss1d on tuesday. October a. al O'Clock
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CONDITION oF WASHINGTON INvALIDs

washington, Oct. Secretary Metcaf, Of the
Department of Commerce and Labor, who has been
III with an affection Of the stomach. is reported
somewhat improved tonight.
Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, who has been III for
some davs continues TO improve.
The condition Of Mrs Loeb the wife OF the sec
retarv TO the President remains unchanged She
was resting well tonight, but is still seriously Ill
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Offices.

MAIN OFFICE-No iB4 Nassau-st
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UPTOWN OFFICE-No 1884 Broadway, or any Amer
can District Telegraph once,
BRONX BUREAC-No. Ala East IsSth-st
WASHINGTON BCREAU-No I. 522 Est.
NEWARK BRANCH oFFICE-Frederiek N. somner
No. T94 Broed-st
AMERICANS ABROAD win hnd THE TRIBUNE a,
FIeet-st
Frank Gould & Co.. No. "a New-oxford-st
American Express Company, waterloo Plaza
Thomas Cock & Son Tourist once IudEate circus
The London 0ice OF THE TRIBUNE Is a convenient
place 70 leave advertisements and subscriptions
PAHIS-John Munros & Co.. No Rue Scribe
John WanamakeF. No "A Rue des Petites Ec1rTss.
Eagle Bureau. No. 90 Rue CsnasenL
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Should be read DAILY By all interested. changes
may occur az tmel
ForeiEn mails for the week ending October l. le VII
close promptly IN all the General Pc7tocs as
follows Registered ParcssPost Nails close ~ the
General ostoHice hour earlier than closing tine
SHOWN below PsrcesPost Mails for Germany clezs AZ
.. October ? and
ParcesPost Mails for Great Britain and Erslaa1 ar
ispstcaed BY the White star Line wednesdays ans
nv the American Line Saturdays An additional Is
paton Is made by the Cunard Line when a Cunard
steamer sails on Saturday later than American Line
steamer the DAY. The Parces-Post mails
hour before the REGULAR mails
Ireland cannot be registered
hegar and Supplementary mails close Forstzr STA
ton corner Of West half later than
cosiHs time shown below SurpleIn
Malls for Europe and for Central America Coloa-
close one hour later at Foreign station.
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Department to-day. He Is engaged IN ruperin-
tending tbs making up OF the annual estimates for
the department and reviewing the work Of the
pneumatic tube commission. The final -a,o-t -
the commission ia now in preparation y
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Speeial Notices.

-
horzan Haries & CO. No 81 Boulevard HsaEznsazr-
Continental Hotel newsstand
BTsntasos 40 81 Avenue de ropsra.
American Express Company. No II Rue Serbia
ENEvA&Iombsrd. Oder & Co and Union BANK.
FLoEENCE-Frenea. Lemon s Co.. Nos and Va
HA1fbCkG -Amsrican Express Company. No, Trsdi-
For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abross
SUNDAY TE'Ist-NE Gle IA the reading rooms q th'
LoN T; victoria otsl . Tue az. Lzns CT
r?pole, Midland Grand Hotel. The Howard h .3
Hotel IivaFgoql sEsIsSs Hs s,:
Bradford Hotel Wellington Tunbridgs Wells Mo
IIois:s Hotel sSsnkLs Hotel Isis q !giga1 ,,.,
AYE: station Hotel Dumfriss
PAEfs0Hotel chsthan Hotel de lille ct AIbion Grsna
HoteI De EAthenes GTa9d io1sl Hotel contlnsa ssi
Regina Hotel Montana
sELG1uN-Le Grand Hotel Brussels. Hotel Kursaai a
HoIzLAYb-Hotsi des hides. The Hague; EursaaI
GERMAN Hot Hotel. wiesbaden; -Four Sea
sons Hotel Munich: Hotel Bellevue Dres1sns Hotel
N9aiIeB rI IsTn' a ssneis Hotel N.ssnss1
baiseEhof. Wiesbaden: Hotel Kaiserhof Til4sassz-
Kissingsn: FranEf1rter- FIof FRANKFORT
feiieberE Hotel Ne .ionsi straisbafs Hotel Ifohsn
zolleTn Nauhen-Lsad Hotel GcntnenfaL A1nieh'
AUSTRIA AND swITz EIFsI4A lSDEotel Bristol VEINS:
Lac. Zurich. Hotel savoy and West End. CARLSBAD:
National caTjsbss Grand fsusanns Hotel ss "a
Hotel Xeyey: Rugsn Hotel Jgngfragh IsterazSs:
Grand Hotel. Lusane: HOtsl Kursaal Nalota En-
ITALY AID SOUTH OF FRAME H9ssl ysszsi H.:
eIra. I1oIsl tzo1s Eden 5s-e = "a
Vile Milan Hotel de Ia Vile Florence e5 5, Hs -
Ls-Balns; Hotel Louvre and savoy. Aix-les-5sina
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WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Board CT Aldermen meets; City Hall l
Irish fair: Madison Square Garden
New-York Historical society meeting 2d-ave and l1th-
St; $50 ..
Meeting the New-York chronological Society: Anaor-
can Museum Of Natural History s . m.
free day at the Museum Of Natural History and the
Geological Park
Free lectures Of Of Education 2 wad-
leigh High School. 1I5t1-st between It'll and sth
aves John P. Cum Alaska illustrated; Public
School No So pa SSth-st Professor Charles
1. Harrington. Magnetism Ghe first Of OF
eight illustrated lectures 'Eectricity'); Public
School No 1Oa e9th-st-. between "a and 90 aves,
Ben NJ JaQuish Anthracite Coal: Methods OF Mining
and Preparation for Domestic Use illustrated; Al
fred Corning clark NeiEhborhood House, Cannon and
RfvinEron Albert J. Osgood, How 400 600 600
Chinese Earn Living Qllustrated) American MI
se-Irn 77th-st Central Park West. Frederick E
Part1ngrou Sweden and Denmark illustrated; IN
stItute Hall No 21S East 106th-st. Kenneth Bruce.
Tha Historic Hudson illustrated, Public School
No 16eth-st. and Sd-ave, Professor Louis Bevter.
r. bryant he Of OF six lectures
The American Poets'); Network Catholic Protect
orr Van Nest Harry Steele Morrison A Boy 8
T-nioue Journey Around the World" Ollustrated)
Realty Hall Ogden and Merriam eves- Eghbrdges
MS Louise 5. Houghton Present Day Syria d
lQs-ratedl.
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Special Notices.
rrihune suhscription Rates.

Tribune Subscription Rates
TRIBUNE. will sent by mail TO address In
eve country or abroad address changed often
Sss5-s5 Subscriptions may be given 10 regular
Ssiar before leaving II convenient. hand them
THE TRIBUNE ONCE
sI SINGLE COPIES
ur-D-0Ay cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
1ATTY cents TRI-WEEKLY, cents
WEEKLY FARMER, 5 cents
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MACMILLAN WAR VETERAN DEAD.

FL Paso, Tex. Oct. DIR. Mariana Samaniego
Of Chihuahua, died in this city to-day. He was
twice Governor Of the State Of Chihuahua, Mex
leo and was q general in the Mexican army in the
war against Macmillan At the time Of his
death he was a member OF the Chihuahua legis-
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MENZEL's WORKS AT LENox LIBRARY
Large Collection Will Be on Exhibition
Week Days fer Two Months.

public exhibition OF the works OF Adolph Fred
erick Erd-nana Mcneil was opened at the Lenox
Library yesterday morning. and will continue each
weekday from 70 a % p m for the coming
tF9 mouths.
The ezhibit consists OF reproductions OF draw
AAss, paintings, Autographs etchings. wood en-
cravings and portraits OF the artists at various
Periods ot his life Among the most interesting eX-
einples seven Autographs IN crayon illustrating
gs ne q Luther, executed BY Mcneil when about
E2teer years old.
FRANK Weitenkanpf curator Of the print depart
'-enis arranged tie display.
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TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY.
The schedule OF closing OF Transpaeiac Mails Is AZ
ranged presumption OF their unnterrupted
land transit to port or sailing The mai connecting
Except Registered Transpacidc dispatched
via Vancouver. Victoria Tacoma or Seattle which
close .. m. previous day} close General Post
Japan China and philippine Islands Seattle
close at .. October for dispatch 8 Trs-
Hawai- Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands va
San Francisco. close az October sor dispSteH
Nsw-zsaland Australia except Vest. New-Cslsdoai.;
Samoa Hawaii and specially addressed mail for ~
Islands. san Francisco close ar p m. 1900.
for dispatch Per Son9na- Ct ne esnaIe -. 80
10 connect vita TINS elslA-s
Tuaiis-cIosing at $50 m $50 a "a 81 -
made up ana forwarded until the arrival Of me Cu~Io
FH Islands and specially addressed Esi Ter au5sTaA
sns ,sIesonsa va Vancouver ard victoria = g.
riose a. = m October for dispatch per 8 > Mo
EJtt ans Nfarnuesas Islands via san FRANCISCO eloss
al 1S,rs- 70 Ter dispatch per Martposa
t4oS-e,S ra,aT Korea and PhPplne lslal5cs Va
san Franeisoo close AZ P m Ce'OSsE 40 of ai-P@c"
Per 5. Sep1sS' Francisco close at p October "a
So t;;s.14rb per s Alameda
Vancouver alG Nictofla .. "
Is ~ p m. octobsF - for dispatch Per 5 3 IN
pIsss ~ Tsiands Guam. via San Francseo, eass
PhligplA7 - Ortober dispatch L $ Transport
-. II, Except Muadeu, NewchVapg and SQrr rthy3
d eastern Siberia Is at present forwarded Va Esss
Via Europe. New zealand va san tfanciseQs
III s-1agr paces the Chinese Province % XunnaH,
isr addressed via Europe must be fully pFepald a.
"a ,oreisn rates Hawa is forwarded via San s-anz
cisco exclusively. Parcels Post mails fer Se-1calnf
Snd Australia nciuding West Austraal are toT"krosa
via san FrAnai1ee WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postmassss
Postarsse. Nsw-xezk- n Y s2nteuheF p ls0@
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FEVER STRICKEN TOWN NEEDS AID.
Hamburg, Miss, Is in Desperate Straits
Necessaries Of Life Wanting.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

Mobile Oct Information has been re-
eefved here that the town OF Hamburg, Miss. where
yellow fever epidemic exists is in desperate
straits and needs prompt assistance. The inhab-
ftants are not able to get up public meeting 10
raise fuadE as there are no people 70 attend
STATE Health Officer Hunter has no funds 70 AID
such cases, but has ordered trained nurses % the
place. Dr.. MCGEE telegraphed that the town is
ebsOIutely without ufeis necessartes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
MISS ALLEN AS BETTY SINGLETON

[By Telegraph The Tribune
Bridgeport, Conn, Oct. Miss Viola Allen ap-
peared as Betty Singleton in Clyde Fitchs comedy.
THE Toast Of the Town" for the first time to-
night at Smiths Theatre Mr.. F1tch's play is in
four acts and relates the incidents ana career OF
the famous actress al the tile OF GSVEse LII MISC
Allen was well received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
TELgeRAPHER DIES FROM FEVER.
by Telegraph TO The Trib

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
New-orieans. Oct 2-R NJ. Arlington. chief
onerator Of the Postal Telegraph Company here,
one Of the best known telegraph men in the South,
died tonight from yellow fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03
4 NOTED CASE CLOSED.
Warrant Signed for ErtroditiOn
of Gaynor and Greene.

Ottawa, Oct 2-The warrant for the extra
dition OF Messrs. Gaynor and Greene has been
signed by the Minister OF Justice and forwarded
TO the Lieutenant Governor Of Quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest o"
~ -aga SO degrees; average for corresponding
te last year 81 degrees average FOR corresponding da'e
49, rvveD:y-fre years. co degraes- ,,,.. -
ocsl partly So3ays HscIssuAS A@AAs
nh 70 sTesh southwest winds. becoming Variable
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Central station. Webster and Jerome avenue trolisys
- -9 for Book OF Views representative
VI once. 20 East 23rd St. N. 7. City.
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL, 941-S West ESD st.
sad 81 stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE WIN |
be rspubIished In The Trf-WeskIy Tribune without |
extra charge.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Tashington Oct -
High temperatures generally over the east half
Of the country except the Ohio Valley where they have
fallen considerably It is the entire
West, except the West Gulf States and Arkansas
There showers the Ohio Valley. the lower
lake region States the Southwest
the North Pacific States tropical disturb
ance was reported at a. II. Monday northwest Of
Jamaica. apparent reports re-
II had made little progress
intensity and direction yet uncertain
There will be Tuesday England and ths
portion of the Gulf States. and rain in the North
Pacific States and West Montana continuing Gay
IN districts elsewhere the weather will be
Tuesday n the Atlantic States and warmer IN the central
valleys.
south variable; East Gulf
Gulf Coast light Trash becoming the
lower light southwest west the upper lakes,
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
southwest to winds with partly cloudy
the entire Northern Pacidc district from the mouth Of
he Columbia River rorthwarc
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For the District
olunsb!a Delaware New-Jersey and Eastern Pennsyl-
vania partly cloudy and cooler today fair Wednesday;
light southwest to west winds becoming variable
For Eastern partly cloudy to-day;
tho interior fair Wednesday; light tresh southwest
"laa=' vesfern Pennsyvania partly cloudy to-day fair
Wednesday; light 70 heSh northwest "44uS' becoming
VaElSDs Western New-York parity cloudy to-day with
80 n eastern portion fair Wednesday light fresh
~ New England. partly cloudy today. showers
ser, portion cooler western portion: Wednesday.
fair; Ig6t westerly winds
local Onicial Record-rhe following Official record
- .t local Weather shows The changes in ths
nrv-f four hour IN SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

Klaw Erlanger have obtained for their coming
big Drury Lane spectacle. THE White Cat" at
the New Amsterdam Theatre, the Ercoles troupe
Of Castiian troubadours and dancers OF the IeatrO
NaCioual. OF Madrid. The troupe is composed OF
eight young women and four men. The young
women dance. while the men accompany them
nandollns and guitars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vanderbilt. dauEhter Of
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Vanderbilt Of New-York was
married to Louis Dean Speir, Of South Orange at the
home Of her parents West Hampton, Long
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address,
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Percy Williams the vaudeville manager. and
William Reynolds have secured the lease OF the
old Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn
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Mp coRTELYou RETURNS TO WORK.

!" asnangtoa. Oct. z-Postmasrer General Cortel-
'ss assumed charge OF affairs at the Postofice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

Bernhart's engagement here begins at the Lyric
city but two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-03

The Four Mortons, favorites OF the vaudeville
stage appeared at the West End Theatre last
night in a musical comedy called Breaking Into
Society" In spite of the title II IS not the work
OF George AIDE. The Mortons made amply
welcome
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