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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC.

TUESDAY esD-At $50 a supplementary 10 80 4
eep East COAST salvador Panama Canal Zone sa .n
Chill. per s. Alliance, via Colon talso Guatemala
when gsqaf for this sSa s & II 70
for Argentine Uruguay Corona
5 sams fer PoHes R a so ny
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sally addefssd for this 5 sesneT at i2o 2 a &
ward and WindwaTd Islands and Guiana per, :
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Highest temperature yesterday. so degrees: lowest,
average degrees for corresponding
date ms Year 1 degrees average corresponding date
last TWENTY-FIVE years. 81 degrees.
clons,rax.. Iirhf 10 fresh northeast winds.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-John p. oppe, Montreal. FIFTH
AVENUE Ernest Walker, Leeds, England.
GRAND-Leutenant Commander A Smith. Y. s. N.
Observation-Disclosures Won Zedwitz, Switzer-
land ST. REGIS-J. L. Batchelder. Boston. VIC
TORIA-T. Mochida, Toxic.
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THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mail to address In
desired be given regular dealer
before leaving convenient. hand at
THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oaclal Record and Observation-Disclosures, Oct az
-,s high pressure area while thu entire
country .xcep the Middle and Southern plateau. has
diminished in strength, and conditions In the
Northwest have somewhat unsettled. with local
-rows An Irregular disturbance the Middle and
southern plateau connection with the high to
IN. Northeastward has also caused snow In Wyoming
4+er, Colorado and Western portions OF Nebraska
and Kansas There precipitation the East
ern portion OF the country except sht rains along the
eoT mneratIres continue seasoneble
.sent in the Pacific Coast States the departures from
the normal br OVER the northwestern States and the
Central Rocky Mountain region . ,..
and The Central Rocky Mountain region. and rain
snow in Utah Western Colorado Nebraska and Kansas
uers w ana De nrobaby rain Texas
snpi and Lower Ohio valley and the extreme Southwest
n viii he colder the Southern plateau ELSEWHERE tenn
perature changes will not be marked 49,, ,.,
soafs VIA be Coast the
Carolina coast on the sba Ea Ws a s T0aS s rS
te IN the lower lakes light to fresh SOUTH
on the upper lakes light to fresh south to southwest
shnas so epartins Monday European ports will have
si ~ sssh northeast 10 Winds with fair weather
F,r.c..t for Special LocnIitles.-For Delaware and
Nev-Jersey fair Monday and Tuesday light to fresh
northeast TO east winds
saav increasing light fresh northeast to
fair Monday Tuesday; light northeast 10
east winns 1,enn.yivana and Western NewYor fair
rain or snow at night Tuesday: light TO fresh
east to south "ihos
Local Official Record.-Ths following official record
from N. local Office Weather Bureau shows the
change. In the temperature for the last hours
in comparison with corresponding date Of last year
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PRINCE PETER IN AMERICA.

r is NOT generally known that Prince feter not
only lived also fought in America. He spent
a considerable time at Bordentown. n. j., with his
fathers brother ex-Kng Joseph Bonaparte Of
snain and he was in frequent trouble with the
local authorities He then took part In the wars
in Central America, seeing good deal of service
under the Columbian General Santander. After his
subsequent killing of the gamekeeper in Italy and
his escape from the prison into which he had been
thrown on the charge of murder he again came to
the United States fugitive from justice. and led
nreca rfous existence here until the overthrow of
King Louis Philippe and the election of his first
cousin Napoleon Ill., TO the Presidency OF the re-
public.
Princess Pierre, after returning with her children
to France lived to a great extent on charity. and
In 1877 was reduced such a state OF restitution
that she dispatched her Roland to Marshal
MacMahon at that time President OF the Republic.
with the pawntickets of everything belonging TO
her children and herself. entreating him to help
her MacMahon. who was generous to fault. not
onIy redeemed all the pawntickets, but likewise
cave Young Roland a couple of thousand francs
and managed to bring the matter to the knowledge
of the late Princess Mathilde Bonaparte. The lat
fer while declining TO do anything for Princess
Pierre or to hold any communication with her.
undertook TO contribute two three thousand
francs a year to the schooling and maintenance
of the two children, and Roland, who was good
looking lad after graduating in due course from
school and winning commission OF suo-aeutehaht
in the 3eth Infantry, managed to win the mana
NJ Marie Blanc one of the two daughters and
teiresses OF old Blanc, who founded the great
gambling establishment at Monte Carlo. 1t was
on American woman, whose French husband the
Count de Irobriand took part In the civil war
here who largely instrumental IN bringing
.bout this marriage She knew Marie Blanc and
ked the girl and her sympathies had been actively
a. ostad in behalf OF Roland Bonaparte and Of
his sister, 10 whose maintenance indeed she mad
oo-,
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

Mails Except jamaica and Bahamas, forwarded
daily ports sailing The CONNECTING mails
at Postoffice. New York, follows:
CUBA, at 81 30 m Monday, wednes-
day and Saturday. IAso from New-Yors. Thursday
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels-Post Malls VA
North Sydney a D. Monday Wednesday and Sat
uraay .also occasionally from New-York and Phiia-
delphia-see above).
MIoUELoN. via Boston and North Sydney. at $50 p
Sunday (Sovember 5 10
JAMAICA, via Boston a D. m via phfia-
delphia. at 30 D. m. Wednesday. (Also from New
York on aboVeb
COSTA RIGA. via New-Orleans at $40 30 D m Monday
Sailngs from New-Orleans may be Irregular on an
Quarantine = -
MEXICO CITY. overland. 80 D. m and 10 an /, N,
daily, except sunday: sunday at and D M
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS tEast Coast rnd
GUATEMALA. via Mobile. at 5000 ?. Monsay-s
Wis abovel.
NICARAGUA tEast COAST, via Mobile. at $40 30 p m.
daily West Coast Of Nicaragua Is Dispatched fro.,
New-Yerk via Panaina-see abovel. ssinss from
Mobile uncertain. -
iRegisered Mall for dispatches closes a. M
previous day. = 49,
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AucH1NcLoss- No. East etn-st October r. 1905
t Anns s sayS ss yoassS daughter Mary Nash ana
Cornelius Rea Agaew fnneraa seVices oS a.
d dS oetober 80 al requested that no
flowers be sent.
at o asf ss fes Gornelia s. wife
e. nne4s an Services at the Of the
Incarnation Madson-ave and s5th-st. on Tuesday az
IS sehst, on October e. Anne Putnam bemins widow
ss s hs at late the He Church Of sR
Hartford. Conn.
DuERoa Friday October ~ 1907 a, R0. sly ko5s
at Trinity Chapel - near on
saaasy 6eoss4 Of
family. Please omit flowers.
LUsK-on October %, 1906 Margaret w Lusk widow Of
s e 81 s 'f m at h ats
No 54s BIamhaave Jersey City, N Relatives and
friends invited attend.
sssd Is rom ad his a No
ov1NGToN-on sunday, October % the residences Of
her brother Irene ovnSs dsgh,er Of II: Is late
lecture room Of Plymouth Church, Brooayn on Tues
day afternoon October 3D. ct o'clock.
pAToN-At Brussels. Belgium September 49, 1905 Annie
Wisnom. wife of William Agnew Patton. Of New-York
November l. at 10 o'clock, at No. west 5eth-sf
sIBBI,I-On 1908. &. She'll
year Funeral Services from her late resi-
dence, No. 429 3d-st, Brooklyn, Monday morning,
October 80. at IL O'Clock.
sIiATER-At his home, No 62 Mason-st, Greenwich,
Conn, %. 1905, Slater, in year
tuesday t oetober 81 1905 at o'clock p. M
sMITH-At Milford, Conn, Saturday October IS 1905
Cornelia Howe wife Of the late Henry Smith, in her
seth year Funeral services will be held at her late
at p.
VAN INGEN-At Roosevelt Hospital, Friday morning
October o. Edward Ingen the 5Ith o
Church, Madson-ave and 44th-st MONDAY. October so
at D. M, and No. 8 East T1st-st.. pre-
vfousy announced Interment private at Washington.
Conn.
unsatisfactory. Saturday october rs, 1905, Rev
Gilbert II. winans. of Newark Conference at the
OF Rev DR.. j. S. Chadwick Brooklyn.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
ark. n. j.. Tuesday. October 81 ut 30 p m.
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY
Il readily accessible by Harlem from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome trolleys
and by carriage Lots 1925 Telephone (4ss5
Csranercy) Book OF Views representative
Office 90 East 2srd St. n. 7. City.
UNDERWRITERS
FRANK e. CAMPBELL. sai-s West 2sd st.
s3d ST. Stenhen Merritt Embs Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Eambert, King Victor Emmanuel and the prin-
cesss two brothers prevented the marriage from
taking place
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
be republished In the Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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TALCOTr-AGNEw-At the Chapel Of the First Pres
byerian Church. NewYork. by the Rev Charles Cnth-
bert Hall, d. D.. Katharine Nash. daughter OF Mary
Nash and the late Cornelius Agnew. NJ. D.. to
Allen Butler Talcott, October IS. 1905
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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rr,r LATE pRINcEsss AMBITIONS.

,,.5 f,onanarte left the army his marriage,
-, ,ransformed him from penness man Into
millionaire His wife died few days
after giving birth daughter now grown UP,
- Who bears like her mother. the name OF Marie
It cannot be said that the iate ffiheess fiefre
- har daughter-in-law who had thus placed her
"a herself above want; for 1t seemed at the
80 m rave the way TO the realization OF her
ar,btions which were that Roland should marry
princess Letita Bonaparte' Woo" o. tue DuAo oi
-. ~, buving off her brothers, Victoi and
&c Ronaparte with his wealth obtained from
-. "a .lo 10 put himself forward as pretender
- ,be imperial throne of France That hohaia
Us a suite. for the hand Of Princess Letitla Is
WI Lnown. and It is equally positive that King
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys
and ny carriage Lots 1925 up Telephone (4Ss5
Crafnercy) for Book OF Views representative
Office 90 East gard St. n. 7. City.
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repubshed IN The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Andre Messenger. the composer of "Veronique,"
which will be presented for the first time in Amer
lea tonight at the Broadway Theatre, will con-
duct the orchestra in person. On account of the
length of the performance the curtain will rise
promptly at o'clock
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Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers Neyv-York City the DAILY and
TRT-WEEKLY viii be charged a copy extra
postage in addition to the rates named above
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Young woman possessed of voice of remarka-
BILE power who desires that her identity be not
d,vuIeed will sing two solos tonight at Madison
souare Garden during the National Business Show.
She will have the accompaniment Of d AQuins Mil
Pam
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FRANK e. CAMPBELL. GAIA West Esd st.
s3d ST. Stenhen Merritt Embs Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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GLOWING Lady windermere's Fam" which Is to
he presented this afternoon and evening and
throughout the week at Proctors Fltth Avenue
Theatre Mr. Proctor will show his company in
Vic,orien Sardou's play Fedora Miss Amelia
Bingham who is said to bear striking resem-
blance to the late Fanny Davenport will be in
the title role ON the stage on which Miss Dav
EXPORT made her success In this character Charles
Rfchman will be the Loris Ipanoff, Frances Starr
Will play Dmitri. Robert Cummings Jean and
Gerald Griffin Cyne. The other parts are assigned
ia the other members of the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-30

Leo Ditrichstein has perpetrated a new farc'
called Before and After" He himself. with Frit
Williams and Thomas A Wise. will shortly appea
in IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-30

Otis Skinner. in the Fitch play His Grace du
C,-ammont" will come to the Lyceum Theatre here
at Christmas time. The play has been rewritten
since its first production a decade ago
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Louise Allen MRS Colier) says that she Is go
ing to appear for short season in Rosna Vokes'
renertory probably in The Circus Rider Tin
viii Tell and I'm Honor Bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-30

Miss Blanche Ring has been engaged for the
leading part in musical piece now In Chicago,
called "The Pink Hussars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-30

r.,.i official Record.-Ths follow official record
80 a.. ,o,at of1ce Of the Bureau shows the
change. Tn the for the last hours
In ornar.on with the corresponding date Of last year:
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11

the cars were $40 head Of Texas steers
that were purchased by Lawler in the
Pecos section. With others, he is plan
ming a number Of shipments from Pecos
to Yavapai county in the near future.
From the Prescott Courier
The case against T. c. Archer, charg-
ed with embezzling the funds of Pres
colt Aerie of Eagles, No. 233, was on
motion of the district attorney, on May
2, dismissed and the defendant dis
charged. Judge Sloan, in giving his de-
cision in the case, said ut appears
there is no evidence to show that T. C.
Archer was guilty of embezzlement,
fraud, or any criminal wrong in his
handling of the funds of said Aerie of
Eagles while treasurer of said body,
and that the facts do not justify any
criminal prosecution whatever that T.
C. Archer is entitled to a judicial state
ment in this criminal case dismissing
the same, and that he may go forth
from this court innocent of the crimi-
nal charge set forth in the indictment
herein.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
IN GRAHAM COUNTY
From Stafford Guardian.

From Stafford Guardian.
Eugene Caruthers left Tuesday fol
Ell Paso, where he expects to reside il
the future. He will be joined by Mrs
Caruthers the latter part of the week
A young man named Ira jenkins, ageC
II years, resident of Central, was
killed on last Monday as the result of {
runaway accident, while engaged il
hauling hay.
J. f. Carpenter and Geo. w. TodC
launched boat on the Gila river, Sun
day, loaded with provisions, camping
outfit and small arsenal of guns, pis
tolls and knives, bound for San Carlos,
where they will spend few days in the
neighboring hills hunting.
From the Copper Era.
One of the locomotives of the Moren.
ci Southern has been fitted with equip
ment for burning oil and was sent out
for successful trial trip last Saturday.
The Barrett Beaucamp drug store was
burglarized Wednesday night and about
5000 worth of jewelry, filagree work,
pens and pipes taken. An entrance was
made through the door in the rear end
of the building.
John Miller, employed at the Corona
do mine, met with an accident yesterday
morning, by which his right leg was
broken just below the knee. He was
brought to the Arizona Copper compa-
ny's hospital last night, where he is do
ing fairly well.
For weeks past there has been a ru-
NOR in circulation in the southern part
of the territory that smallpox existed
at Clifton. This is mistake, as there
are no smallpox cases here, nor have
there been for nearly two years. The
general health of this community is
better than it has been in many years.
The grain and hay crop of the Gila
valley promises to be a record breaker
this year. The valley has been badly
hurt by the loss of land and damage
done to bitches, but bountiful harvest
and good prices will go long ways to-
ward wiping out the loss. Farmers who
have not been hurt by the floods will
have money to burn this year. County
Treasurer Clark estimates the damage
to the valley by the loss of land at
5000,
The wagon road from Clifton up the
Frisco and Blue rivers is one of the
most important in this section of the
territory, as it is not only travelled by
local residents, but also by people going
to and from northern Arizona, Colorado
and Utah. 1t has been stated that the
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritory Since Our Last
Issue
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION
New Business Enterprises Year
for the Man With the Hoe, and the
Owner Of Live Stock y Everybody
Will Have Money to Burn.

Governor Kibbey, as chairman of the
territorial republican committee has is
sued call for the coming together of
the members of the territorial republi-
can committee on May q at the capital.
This is for the purpose of organizing
systematic and general action of the
party against the joint statehood prop
osition.
Arizona is to be represented at the
Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland
after all. A proposition by the exposi-
ton authorities has been accepted by
the Phoenix board of trade and COM
mittee will solicit funds with which to
defray the expense. Space will be given
in the forestry building which is said to
be one of the most desirable locations
on the grounds.
Con O'keefe reports to the Nogales
Times that the narrow gauge railroad
from the Mowry to Patagonia and to
the Salero has been surveyed and the
grade stakes set. The road passes with
in half mile of his mine. From the
Salero, it is said, the road will connect
with the Twin Buttes road being built
south from Tucson. From the Mowry
the road will doubtless be extended to
Washington camp.
D. NJ. Martin, president and general
manager of the Rio Colorado Land and
Irrigation company, returned to King
man after a brief visit in the city, says
the Prescott Journal-Miner. His com
pany has eighteen miles of irrigation
ditch built into the reservation that is
now being surveyed in Mohave county
preparatory to its being thrown open
to homesteaders. Mr.. Martin states
that under cultivation that part of Ari-
zona will become most productive. He
says early crops can be raised there
and placed in the market before
Southern California points.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
AND YAVAPAl COUNTY

West Prescott is desirous of obtain
ing new school house and asks $40, 900
for purchasing site and erection of
building. When sites have been nomi-
mated mass meeting will be held to
which the question will be submitted.
Six additional buildings are to be
erected at Fort Whipple during the
next eighteen months, making twenty
four in all now authorized at a total
cost of 100000. A double barracks
building, 150xl03 feet and two stories
in height will be built of stone and
brick and will accommodate two COM
panies. Captains quarters will cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; two lieu
tenants quarters will cost between $12,-
900 and SIS, 900 each and two non-com-
missioned officers quarters will cost
$4,000 each. When these improvements
are completed Fort Whipple will be a
four company post. Construction work
will commence July l, 1905.
From the Prescott Journal Miner
The streets of Prescott were coated
with ice on Wednesday morning, Nav 3.
Several inches of hail fell during the
night before. Snow covered the high
places south of the city to a consider
able depth.
William Thomas, superintendent of
the county hospital, has been indicted
by the grand jury for alleged fraudu-
lent practices at the county hospital
while he was superintendent there on
a former occasion. The usual warrant
was issued, and the accused man has
been arrested.
John Lawler arrived in Prescott YES
terday evening with about fourteen cars
of range cattle, which he will take to
his Kirkland ranch, where they will be
fattened for the summer market. In
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11
PlNAL COUNTY NEWS
FROM ARIZONA BLADE

Mrs. w. C. Truman arrived home
Monday from Pasadena, California.
Thos. N. Wills and wife departed
Tuesday for their Mammoth cattle
ranch.
The Arizona Eastern has force of
rs men at work on the grade three
miles above Kelvin.
The grand jury of Pima county last
week ignored the charge against r. E.
Troxel and the case was dismissed and
bondsmen released
District court was convened here Fri
day afternoon, Judge Kent presiding.
The docket contained about seventeen
civil cases a very few of which were
ready for trial.
Mrs. Thos. F. Weedin, daughter and
son left Tuesday for an outing in the
mountains. They will pitch their tent
in the vicinity of Camp Woolley so as to
be in touch with civilization.
John w. Sharpe has leased the resi-
dence of Judge Doan for year. Mr..
Sharpe will bring his family from the
east Immediately and they will occupy
the Doan home as their residence.
Phoenix & Eastern trains are again
whistling into Kelvin. All bridges have
been repaired to that point and the first
train arrived at that lively camp Thurs
day. The side tracks in the yards are
already filled with cars loaded with
machinery and supplies for the mines
of fhaf snciinn
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-11

ounty would abandon this road, but
this is denied by Road Overseer Web
ster, who will soon commence work on
it. Ranchmen of the upper country
state that if the road is abandoned by
the county they will at once ask for a
permit for toll road, and if granted
they will put it in first-class condition as
soon as possible.