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r,lMEsAL oE JOHN SLOANE.

The funeral Of John Sloane, president OF the
g. - w q I sloane was held yesterday at the
-,I,- r,zb1-+ariau Church. The services were con-
d,,o+od nv the Rev. DR.. William R. Richards,
- oF The church. Delegations from the Cham
49, of Commerce St. Andrews Society, Second
National Bank, Union League Union, Ne"-1orK
- 1Torton Trust Company, Fifth Avenue Safe
Deposit Company and other institutions with which
Nr sloane in life had been connected and all the
employees of the Sloane firm were present During
the service the Sloane establishments ana iiilahy
& Co.'S jewelry store were closed
The chief rnourners were the widow and her son
and daughter. Miss Evelyn Sloane; two brothers.
Henry T. and William D. Sloane. and a niece
Nc reqsia sloane The pallbearers were John S.
IIL9S 11,S,9 C.oionel Iatrohe. Or. J. w. McIane.
I4rris z raSun c ] Fairhank. OF Boston; Charles
ISniaT ~ 81 General Horace Porter and ex-Judge Henry
z. Howland. =, - ST., ,,t. . 4.
VVoodIavyn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

QUEEN AfAUD's NEW GRAND MISTRESS
Queen Maud of Norway has made particularly
wise choice Of Grand Mistress for her household
a Christiania, for she has selected for that I'M
portaRt Office which carries with it the direction
Of the entire feminine portion of the court, the
Baroness WedeI-Jarlsberg, whose husband has
lately been acting as Norwegian Envoy 10 the
Court Of Copenhagen, where he conducted all the
negotiations in connection with the offer of the
Norwegian throne TO Prince Charles of Denmark.
Previous to that Baron Wedel-Jarlsberg had been
the First Gentleman of the Chamber at the court
Of Chrstiania having. of course, no duties of any
kind TO perform, excepting when King Oscar or
his son. the Crown Prince OF Sweden. were in resi-
asnce at Christania.
The wedel-Jarlsberg family is OF German origin
branch of the noble German house of Wedel, ana
It's title Of baron is old German one, which dates
hack several hundred years. But the branch Of me
~edel-Jarlsberg family to which Queen Maud s
eFsnd Mistress Of the Robes belongs. has been
tettied for more than a hundred years in Norway
And may therefore be regarded as entirely NOT
Segisn. The baroness herself is a German lady, OF
heble birth and was Miss Won Wagner, Of Aix-ia-
CEapelle, prior TO her marriage some twenty-five
Years ago
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
HENRY HOLMES,

San Francisco, Dec. I2.-Henry Holmes, formerly
q well known English musician and for the last
seventeen wears a resident of San Francisco. died
at his home in this city. Saturday last He
was horn in London, in 1889, and to this city
in 1885, after attaining distinguished reputation
as voIinfst in the capital cities of the Old World
Ar the opening of the Royal College Of Music. in
London, he was appointed professor of the violin
and did much work in composition. his contribu-
tions to music including many symphonies, can
tatas and solos, as well as quartets and quintets
for stringed instruments.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
OBITUARY.
TOM CROMWELL LAWRENCE.

Tom Cromwell Lawrence. artist and illus
traitor who had studios at No. 20 5th-ave.. Manhat
TAM died from pneumonia at the home of W. w.
Hallock his father-in-Iaw, Monday, where he
was taken sick on Thanksgiving Day. His home
was at No AZ East 1Sth-st-, FIatbush. Mr.. Law
renee was born in Leicester, England. thirty
eight wears ago. and had lived in this country only
Fonr Years He leaves d wife, Helen Davies Hal
Iock
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
MAS. E. 3. HARRIsoMs Will FILED.

The will of Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison who
was killed in an automobile accident on Long ISL
and on November %, was filed for probate yester-
day. Mr.. Harrison and Henry G.; Scott are named s
as executors. After bequests to friends ana SIS
ter and brother. two-thrds of the residue OF the
personal estate is divided equally between the Two
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison-Virginia ana
Barbara The remainder goes to Mr. Harriso9 ab-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
cHARLEs HooPER rRAsk.

Charles Hooper Trask. formerly merchant at
No IA Wall-st died at his home in Lincoln, Mass,
on Monday Mr.. Trask was a member Of the
New England and the American Geographical So
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
p. D. RALLANTINE's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Robert D. Ballantine, who com
nitted suicide at his mothers home in Newark last
Saturday. was held privately in Newark, yester-
day afternoon The burial in Mount Pleas
ant Cemetery in the family plot The ceremony
simple II was conducted by the 6eyn yn; 1T;
James L Vance, the pastor OF the North RelorIhed
Church.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-A T. Bowles United States Ma
val Construction Corps, Boston. CAMBRIDGE
Baron speck Won Sternberg, German Ambassador
10 the limited States, washington. GLLSEY-John
Kenvon Burton, England. HOTEL ASTOR.Ex-
Governor F. r. GOodings, Idaho. HOhAAND-H-
n WaIcot, London WOLCOTT-Lady Howard.
The
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
MRS. rHoMAs's SISTER ASKS DIVORCE
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.J
Louisville, KY. Dec 12-Mr. and Mrs r. WoT{n WI
Offer two of the most prominent persons socially
In Louisville, have separated and divorce pro pro
ceediDRs have been begun by Mrs. otter. IAe
Tro11nd OF the complaint is incompatibiltty' based
on Mr. Otters fondness for other society than tAal
~ MS wife Mrs. Otter is a sister OF Mrs. t h
Thomas Of NeW-YOrk-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
BRITISH PRINCE TO VISIT CANADA.

Ottawa, Dec 12-The Colonial Office received &
cable dispatch to-day saying that Prince Arthur
of Connaught. who is in Japan will visit Canada
on his return trip to England.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dec IL
THE southwest disturbance is central tonight over
TsEas aRa TasS ss and ran oshos
light 5 49Eab and in the extreme Northwest. elsewhere
the weather IS wa" high in the Northwest and
have fallen decidedly in the Missouri and upper Misss
trpPl l5str{cts they have changed little There VIII
rain Wednesda a BrsaS m IN te south &tlantiO and
south portion Of the Middle ATLANTIC States a5 ImsFg & w
England continuing THURSDAY except IN NeTtn IN Ng the
iorgsT lake region. There Will be "Wednesday IN
north he and sttsr east dse PRe ls L T Be
in the upper S Eat aEe eBnssse @ and in the
, It @ stae BE ed e2 IN the upper Mississippi
F3ey me winds along England Coast VIII be mesh
and variable: the middle Atlantic Coast fresh south
Coast Isht to on i s East uif Cast northeast to east
by ThqTsqay qasyreasn wednesday the West Gulf
Coast and 5 sbsaR for European ports win
& fresh variable winds. with snow north Of the forty
nITeF Teas' o s are siRn'd s Of at 5taS tas
@ xsnEs 64Bns haEs Eor Riso SfsP sia fs North
r,.o..t for Special LOcalties.-For Virginia. In
1870 cIoudiness to-day. rain at night and Thursday;
S s 11dav: light to fresh south winds. becoming
noFa For 3 eaWre partly T CLOUDY % I tday
"iPSs FF g9b eGSSy tag xSSs Tg ab
day rain and COLDER ireSn 9 "'1S' i'i'
For Eastern NewYor partly & cloudy o to ei2qdy d to
oai ran III O ana colder; fresh southwest winds. shifting
10 For NeUEngiand in north rain snn5 or gro% IN
south portion to-day; Ihusday a rnSSs,i,, yo2fL
For rystrict of Columbia ana MAJ o
7hursday rain ana e0iler; asii' - 'iS i
1Inds 50 becomng northerly by Thursoay, lay. e. s o,
fTor Western Pennsylvania party sl. S
h sno near Lake Erie; THURSDAY sho" nurrles ana
west northwest "ih9gs-
in5 snag in north portion; fresh west 10 NORTHWEST
winds
,z rba following official record
~ t,e Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
tanperature the last tTehtS aafe OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
WEDDINGS.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Leroy Emmett
of New Rochelle. to Nicholas Biddle, formerly of
Philadelphia took place yesterday afternoon Mt
the home Of the brides sister. Mrs, Martin J.
Emmet is a member of the Irish family msde 1f
appeared with Clara Bloodgood in The Girl with
the Green Eyes and in Fritz in Tammany Hal"
The bridegroom is a member of the Harvard Club
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
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temperature Yesterday 90 o"ss I3
S6 average, for corresponding date last twenty
hye years; ~ Partly cloudy 10 cloudy today;
rrllfIrsday rain or snow lilo SOANeA' -'~
erIv winds shifting 10 noIlN@
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

Miss Martha Aldrich. daughter of ex-Congress-
man Frank AIdrich, and Willard Y. Miller were
quietly married yesterday in the Church of the
Transformation. There was a breakfast at the Hol-
land House Mr. and Mrs Miller will live in chi
cago.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

Tf 1,ss1S SaqdnE P a1sT, 1e F. baas 1sS e
In the 10th year Of his age Funeral services viii be
held on Thursday December 14th. at gao O'clock a.
baTfa i''S vii be at convenience Of the family
BoGERTA BEDFORD n = on BeSfnSer ,D,- d~sr a. s'a m H.
10Th year Of her age FRe ~ s5 see Of her sister Srs
Louis Bell at m cSrTsses se YIN GsBTs pges dt 5ns o
arrival at Bedford Station
BowNE-At west Chester; 'ewYori CITY sgtdsnly: o.
suosy sur I Tbornas p and Rebecca l. Bovine aged IS
The relatives and Tendg 6 ner, OF % o Wednssasy
West Chester
pneHmona Richard Mortimer Cornell in his 79d ysaT
e Feayss ana n1ted to to attend his funeral
hgT9h Gf The sds9Bef n2B E[ f at IN 24e p A. Carriages viii
the frain leaving LI6ertyst d 4 fs-i:S ~
ton b Is Is c. papers please copy.
DoRMAN-At PIainheld. n. J.. Monday: Deeem5sr a
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rrrNcAN-On Monday December II. I 5tl-svs-s
Ssnshtsr of the late Georgs Sargent Phadephia
and Nstchez Miss Funeral services viii held as
Grace Church S0rns sos5,sg 91 g' Ii at AB 945 o II Is
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the home the Rev John De Psu Esabea
Of Bnghamson n X de3a and Tld0 yt0%ts o. Sen9s Wi R
omit flowers,
GRINNE1L-on sunday, Deeepbsr 10 At his s., so%s
n D.. IN the 5lst year Of his Funeral ssTvsoss
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Herald please copyO
KEsGBLB-on Monday. December H. 1893. EllT- 5
her fsG az age ss funeral services VIII held At 8 GEs
morning December Il. at Ii o'clock
1ILI1E-or Monday December II. 1905. Rear Admiral
4 Lille u & s. ~ s2Ts o2n q ss6ro ss 5ati f SnsrR
services at his late residence, No 1sS East 4Sfs on
Thursday. at IL o'clock
MoRRIs-At No. y North Arli1gtora East 9Tasss 7
y j. December H. Agne5 81 SSsSa5 Se ~ s sTnn % AVsnus
PRESBYTERIAN Church Orange. Thursday Deoeuber
L cswanas on aTsai Rs6ad f aain nds omit we
saturday Psss%S'E s;iss PsT 1sSa p H5's n @
Jocey1 widow OF the eV Fneral = services Vim be held
at residence Of her SON. Elijah D. 35 11nPny; o> I5 1
osmber i8. at 10 o'clock a. m.
ROBINSON Monday December II at his re4:denes No.
Thomas Robins Of Philadelphia in the 10th ysar ot his
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please pleas C copy
a. Monte ca-g On M91daV 5}s2me9s 9s29F vi
take place in Rome. Italy.
TRAsK-At his residence. Lincoln. Mass. the 1th
inst CnaTes Ia Hooper M Tgssk ne2 f2TesY sces 9- a ~
Madison Square Presbyter Church Thursday morn
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Rev. stephen Merritt tns world known ,SsP IN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

William A Brady has engaged Miss Charlotte
walker to play the part of Dora Leland IN the
Brady-Grismer production of "As Ye Sow" which
is to open an engagement at the Garden Theatre
Christmas Day. BY special arrangement with
Henry W. Savage the prices at the Garden Theatre
for this engagement will be reduced to the 81 80
scale. Miss Walker takes the place of Helen Mac
Gregor who died two weeks ago. the part of Dora
Leland having been played by her understudy in
the time.
"a Society Circus will be shown at the Hippo
drone tonight. The final dress rehearsal took
place last night. The Hfppodrome managers ex-
press the hope that the audience will be seated by
o'clock, when the curtain rises. There two
acts and five scenes in "A Society Circus" cul-
minating in aquatic tahleau described "the
most beautiful spectacle ever staged The
ballet The Song of the Flowers" is
ambitious than its predecessor, and the music Of
the show, by Mr.. Klein is expected 70 please,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wm b
In The TrtweekIy Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Katherine Grey Now Arnold Daly's Leading
Woman-Hippodrome Opens Tonight.

When Arnold Days company appears at the
Grand opera House next week in Bernard Shaw s
you Never Can TeT' the organization will have
a different Gloria. Miss Katherine Grey plays
the part Another addition to the DAILY company is
Miss Isabelle Urquhart. who Is now the Mrs.
Clandon,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
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extra charge.
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MR. sTEvENs oN THE Wy HERE.

Panama. Dec. 12-Johu f. Stevens chief engi-
neer of the Panama Canal, left here to-day Tor
New York.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must Be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
Special Notices.

THE STANDARD COIOGNH
OF AMERICA
CAswELL, MASSEY 81 co.'s
No. 8 COLOGNE.
IN WICKER COVERED BOTTLES
FOR XMAS GIFTS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

BIDDIsE-E1IMET-on Tuesday. December u 1906
Elizabeth Roy, daughter Of Richard 8 and
Katharine Temple Emmett. 20 Nicholas Biddle, az New
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

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New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

TF7RRY-M' GRECOR-At ManaronecIS " z. Tusst.
December II 1905, drH. Ambrose 81. McfSrasOr 70 ]
Marshall O. Terry, Of Utica ". Y
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
,,t for specfal LOcalities.-For Virginia. II

-, Official RAeOrd.-The following ofhciaI record
I-Oel ISst,sr B,ireau shows the changes in the
ttDnnerature for the last of Is9t az
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

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Central station. webster and Jerome aye1ue trosys
Cyramercyl FOR Book OF Views or REPRESENTATIVES
Once. 20 East 23rd St. N. y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-13

FRANK r CAMPBELL, 241-s West 2Sd St.
zsd St Stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev Stephen Merritt, the worid5wide. known ,d IN
dertser. only place OF business. Shave ana ASt-
St largest in world Tel 124 and i25 Chelsea
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-11-04
CAPTURE A uN coNWcTo.
EI Escribano de Distrito Romero Ha
lila a Romualdo varela en- su
Rancho en- Casa Grande.

Romualdo Varela, un presidiario que
Sc hugo de la penitenciaria Territorial
fue capturado el microbes por Don
Secundino Romero, escribano de dis.
trito en- Las Vegas, en- ell rancho del
Sr. Romero en- Casa Grande. varela
hizo su partida en- Junio pasado, mien.
tras trabajaba en- Ell Canine Pintores-
co.
La captura del convlcto estuvo muy
dramatica. El Sr Romero venia sa-
liendo de su rancho temprano en- la ma
mana, cuando vic Varela parade en-
su puerta. armada con un rifle. Ell ac-
two escribano de distrito regres6 q
su cuarto y obtuvo un fusil Enton-
ces sigui6 al convicto y 10 capture en-
tregandolo despues a las autoridades.
El convicto le dijo su captor que
su primer intencion fue correr, pero
que pronto reflej6 que ell Sr. Romero
era muy buen tirador Y traeria prom
tamente su caballo y luego estaria su
misericordia. AL fin pens6 pelear v
creyendo que ell Sr. Romero vendria
por detras de la casa. levant6 su fusil
y esperaba matarlo al momento que
apareciera. La prontitud del escri-
bano cambiaron sus calculos.
La captura de Varela es una de
las cosas mas satisfactorias de su cla-
Sc que han acontecido en- mucho item
po, porque sin duda era un hombre pc
ligroso para estar libre. Ha servido
solamente un mes de su sentencia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-11-04
DEsEAN AccIoN IMMEDIATE.
ciudadanos de Carlsbad Peticionan
al Departamento del Interior de
A nirnar Ell Proyecto de Regadio
d1o

Los ciudadanos de Carlsbad estan
muy ansiosos de que ell departamento
del interior apure Ell trabajo en- ell pro-
yecto de regadio de Carlsbad. En- una
reunion tenida en- los aposentos de la
Sociedad Comercial, Sc decide de Pc
ticionar al Secretarto Hitchcock de
tomar pronta accion en- la causa.
Sc dice que Ell Departamento del In
terror no esta muy apurado en- comen-
Ear ell proyecto de regadio, no ser
que los ciudadanos de Carlsbad pom
gan presura sobre ell departamento, ell
proyecto quedara olvidado para STEM
pre-.
]. o. Cameron, F. G. Tracy, y A. M.
Hove, fueron autorizados para nom
brar un comite para vaya q Washing.
ton a presentar la peticion de los ciu-
dadanos de Carlsbad. Los gastos del
comite seran pagados.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-11-04
EL PRIMER DIvoRcIo INDIo.
Un PieI Roja de Pueblo Quiere Abso-
Iuta Separation de su compaie-
ra--La Accion ha Comenzado

Luis Abeyta, del Pueblo de Isleta.
ha comenzado accion en- la corte de
distrito de Bernalillo en- albuquerque
para obtener un divorcio absolute de
su esposa, tambien de Isleta Es la
primer vez en- la historic del condado
que un Indio haya puesto pleito para
una separation legal de su esposa. Ell
licenciado w. C. Heacock comparece
por ell Indio, teniendo la distinction de
traer la primer accion de esa clase en-
registro.
La institution del casamientO, aun-
que los misioneros han luchado por
mucho tempo Y encarecidamente pa
ra plantarlo entire la gente de pueblo.
Sc ha Observable solamente reciente-
mente Y .es de suficiente rareza hacer
una boda interesante. La accion de
la Ultima legislature en- requerlr un
sistema uniforme de licencias sirvi6
para haecr los Indios mas cuidado-
SOS casamientos por proceder legal
estan haciendose muy frecuentes,
Siempre ha habido, por cierto, la for
malidad de matrimonio en- la tribu. Pc
ro .divorcio es la Ultima institution de
civilization de hallar su camino en- los
Pueblos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-11-04
LA RECEPTION De Los BoMeE-
RIOS
La Fiesta uno de los Acontecin,ientos
de mas Regocijo que sc han Dado
por ell Departamento.

Ell Departamento de Bomberos ds
Santa Fe entretuvo ef microbes en- ID
noche d los huespedes invitados cor
una de las recepciones mas alegres
que sc han dado por ell departamento
la OCCASION siendo ell Aniversario dc
Plata del Departamento de Bomberos
en- conmemoracion del afio vigesimo
quinto de su existencia.
Los huespedes Sc reunieron en- la sa
la de los bomberos, donde fueron bien
venidos por ell comite de reception
despues de 10 cual procedieron al gran
aposento de ibanquetes del Hotel
Claire, Ell cual estaba hermosamente
decorado para la OCCASION, el escudo
de armas de los bomberos siendo los
objetos principales que Sc usaron pa
ra la decoration.
Despues que todos los huespedes Sc
habian congregado, Ell Jefe. Frank
Owen, maestro del brindis para la oca-
"El Presidente Roosevelt" Despues
de 10 cual ell Juez A. l.. Morrison Sc
levant6 y respondi6 al brndis con un
breve pero interesante discurso sobre
''Departamentos de Bomberos, Viejos
y Nuevos.' ''Valor Comercial de De-
de Bomberos para las
Ciudades," fue respondido por 0. A..
Larrazolo, de Las Vegas. La Ciudad
de SantaFe" fue ofrecida despues, a
la cual respondi6 el Mayor A. R. Glib
son. La Obligation Moral de una
Comunidad los Bomberos Volunta-
rios,' fue diccutida despues, despuesl
de 10 cual los huespedes Sc retiraron
al comedor, donde Edward Ehle. Pro
veedor, sirvi6 las sabrosas viandas.
La siguiente es una lista parcial de
os huespedes que Sc hallaban presen-
;es:
Gobernador Miguel A. Otero, o, A. |
de Las Vegas; A. L. Morri- |
ion. Frank Dibert, Mayor A. r. Glib
ION, Alguacil A. ]. Ortiz, DR.. }. A. Mas
lie, A. J. Fischer, Ex-Jefes Bacon, Van
Arsdele y Alarid, las Conciliares Kau-
le, Fred Muller y p A. Speckman,
edactor de las Nuevas de Estancia
Durante ell curse de la tarde una
ontribucion voluntaria, para ayuda
el Departamento en- comprar algu-
4os de los aparatos necesarios fue do
ada por los huespedes.