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New-York tribune., 1905-08-21

BADEAU-o9 SATURDAY SATURDAY evening Alice Cather;ss only
Badeau. her late residence No.
1ss Halsey-st. Brooklyn, August %. O'Clock.
Please omit flowers
CTEMENTS-At the residence OF her scn tp-la Samuel
W. whittemore. No. Prospects, East Orange. " J..
ents and daughter OF James \ Wells o. New
York Funeral held az Chrfst's Church
East Orange Tuesday, 22d inst, II rs m.
FRENCH-At Shelter Island Heights August 10 Mary
neral private.
ParkhIl. yonksrs Harriet Brown
Haines, wife Of Dr William Fl Haines and daughter
Funeral ssrvlss 81 the residence PsTSaih do9ksrs
Cemetery Pittsburg PENN and Cambridge tOhoJ
papers please copy
MACY-At her residence. Hudson n Y. on sixth day.
late aaron G and Jane W Macy; IN the $50 year =
AIl.n-st Hudson \. Y on the 2ist inst at 3 clock
MIILER-On Thursday. Angus, II. 1905. Henry Cook
Miller. Of Tarrytown Hudson. aEed es years OF
Miller. of Tarrytown. formerly OF Bath. y. Y.
NEw-A NsT Rochss L.. on Saturday AgE1st .o H. 1905
y "a; s,vsss AZ her late re-issuce NJ 81 Cr1,o
Place New-Rochelle. on Tuesday. August a. 80
tain station south Orange \ j. August Is 1905
Marian eldest darshter OF James PuisfoTd Funeral
on arrival 1880 train from Harcav Christopher
sCHENCK-At BronxviIe. n Y. august Is 19c5. Elsie
Mercein daughter Of May snd the late Rev Harris
~ p-o-IrtIie Wondav Aurrs- u a. q ofciocL
a m Interment Princeton y ].
Scotia Bayshors Long Island, August 10. william
4th-aye a1st-st.. Tuesday morning 10
al 2 HfpS- y R ,v u on on AqEHss A. 10
2 and carrie WalsS Notice OF funeral later A"'Ni@'
wARBI- -RTON-At Breyard, y. c. on Thursday Angus,
IL 1905. E Warburton. eldest daughter o. the
services win be Agness CFapeI West s2d
s., near columbus ave on Monday. August 81 al II
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
MRS. CALDWELL COLT HAS STROKE

Hartford. Conn. Aug 1s-Mrs Caldwell Colt.
widow of the originator OF the Colt Firearms Com
pany, of this city. suffered a stroke OF paralysis
last night while visit to her niece. Mrs Rob
bins, of Newport. and is in precarious condition.
Mrs Colt was in Newport making arrangements to
erect a monument in memory OF her husband who
was the owner of the Dauntless. which defeat
ed in the famous ocean race with the Coronst
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21

from physical conditions during the months that
preceded the birth Of her last child IL IS surely
impntic to recall the entire affair from oblivion
by means of foolish poetry. That the poor woman
will eventually su1 IN retreat for the insane
seems to be a foregone conclusion
MARQr-ISE DE FONTENOY.
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N, B0UGUEREAU DEAD.
WeU kp0s0n .Artist .Saccumbs TO
Heart Disease at La Rochelle.

Paris. Acg. co.-News was received here to-
day os the death. a. La Rochelle OF Adoiphe
Guillaume Bousuereau, the painter. The news
was received with general regret in tho Amer
lean colony here. where M Bouguereau was
greatly respected.
N. Bouguereau had been 4 sufferer from heart
disease for tho last two years This was ag-
graveted three months ago by a shock to his
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
SIR MICHAEL HlcKs.sEAcH SAILS.

Queenstown, Aug 0.-Sir Michael Hicks-B Beach.
former Chancellor of the Exchequer. is a pas
senger on the CUnard Line steamer Unbria. which
sailed from here to-day. He is the way 10
Singapore
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
AUTHOR OF "THE PRINCE CHAP"

EDWARD Peple. author OF 1.-The Prince Chap
Whicn VIII be produced at the Madison Square The
atre Monday September A. will arrive TODAY
from rom ms summer home at Lake Bonaparts in the
Adironcacks TO attend the rehearsals Of the PLAY.
which have been In progress for the last few days
New-York tribune., 1905-08-21
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

MoNPAY 2l.mAt 10, y n m for Barbse0s PEI TTsss
WEDNESDAY S2s,-At . a m for Cuba Yucatan and
Campechs Per $ Espersnza also other parts %
$3.50 a. m. tsuppernentary 1880 M FOR Inagua.
Haiti and Magdaena Department % Colombia. PER
onlyl per Bayamc. via Tsmpico. al 1850 . m.
for cuba specially addressed oniyl Paioula.
THURSDAY l2R-At ESQ Complementary 1o.so
Cept East Coast. salvador Panama canal Zone.
Department OF Colombia. Ecuador Peru Bolivia and
ChiI per Alliance. via Colon taIs, Guatemala
when specially ADDRESSED tor nis steamer Al u Tor
Brazil. per RyEia. via Pernambuco. Rio Janeiro.
Santos Rio Grande do sul inc.u4ing Northern Braz.
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay. when specially ad-
FRIDAY GA II Tor Barbados Northern Era
I'll. per = Maranhense. barbados Para and
Manaos; l2 m complementary 12.3o M for
Bahamas. saratoga via Nassau also t5usnta-
uan1o Santiago specially addressed for this
steamer az 1870 p m tsupplsn,ensary l:so ?. m)
for Lesward and Windward Isands and Guiana. per
SATURDAY t:Go-At 80 n. for NswfouHd!sua, Ps-
for Curacao and Venezuela zua (slso colsul-
bia. via Curacao when specially addressed tor This
steamer, al a m Tor Porto ttico per = tesro.
VIA san $50 supplementary 1880 M
for Fortune Island Jamacs and CoIoni0is szcsps
Ccssa Rica. Via I4non when specially addressed for
this 10 a m for cuba, per = Monterey
NoTICE-Fvs cents per half ounce IN addition 70 ss
the Supplementary Mails ane eS'ers ae9ostea y
the drops Letters fr Foresn Countries at,-r
,sSssI VIII not ~. 50 Forwarded unless such
ditoDaI postage fully prepaid thereon ny ssenn7s
nieTs Of the American English and French steamers.
vvhensvsv the saiings oceur az a. m o. lster, an1
ri@rs Of the Lines sailing rom Eoho<en sur
Elementary mail Tor FurSs Island and DoniElssn -
the piers oPen one hour & s.s 1a 5af Ss9Ts , saas Ing
time. and close Ten minutes osIoe saiinS s p Sn
&alEee On aSs German sea Post1 steamers dauSs
z
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For the convenience OF TRTBr Ne READERS abroad
sTlsns ements have made 70 keep DAII-I ard
sINDAY TRIsrNE Hie In the reading rooms of tns
I-oNDo,S-EotsI victoria. Savoy Hotel The LanEass
f-oteA Carlton Hotel. Clariezes Hote.. Hotsi ls,-
:opcls. Midland GEalc EotsI. The HO~art Bos~1-
norfolk st. EnbaESmert Qgeeu's Hotel. Upper Nof~
ENGIAND-Aaepa Hotel liverpool Midland Hotel.
1tsnehsster: Queen Hotel. Leeds; Midland HoteL
bradford; Hotel Wellington Tun0ri1se Wells. Mid
eng HoIeL Moreeambe bay: Midland hotel Deroys
S-O lASD-St. Enoch hotel Glasgow. station EotsL
crr Ayr; station Hotel. Dumfrses.
y. =. - = AlTAR-Hotel cecil
FAt-s-Iiotel Chatham Hotel Albion. G-4ns
I3o.eI De Atnenee. Grand Hotel Hotel CoutaenSa
P Psse du Pslais. Hotel ST. James and Albany H0ts
sELGIpuN-Ls pLs Grand Hotel. Brussels: Hotel bu-saaI
fioteLAN1 es N1-Eotsl des hides. THs Hzs'ss Ku-sas.
SElSh Nssszue--Tiot Hotel wleshsdea; Eour
Hctej raotsL Munich; Hotel Beilsyus. prcsasn
:, ,,lesnaden: Nue~u's Hotei Aix-ls-CnzreTs. Hotel
ber-. I1,1 tsader: Nurtteneers-r-Ho1 Neren
t4.g t4I.a1nsen-B Bad; Hotel Russis. Kissfssen-ssd
N,Storta- tSis=ingen; Frsnkfurtsr- HOf Frans-
Aote Prinz Carl Hs5delbs-r Eotsi National strasz-
1-s. ftotei HOhsrz1ilern Narhsu,- Bad Hotel Co7.f
N-s- Munich: Hotel Fvrstenhof Fraakfort-oz
60 cI..A AND ZE,RI4ANr--HoteI Bristol vi-zuss
Hotsi Hungarian. Budapest: Hotel Bsu- aa
AoteI P1pp. Csrisss1: Tio.-i ContInentai Isasanns
Hietoria- Iuteraken: Hotel Euler. Base. Hotel
Ps,x P,00SL a. Carisbad Grand. Lausanne: Hotel De -
~; LeVcv; Rugea Hotsl JunzfraubIck Interlaken:
cr.os HHyaIioual Lucerne; Hotel BerneraOf. Ber1ss
Esssna HoteL Lusano; Hotel Ku-sazL Malcia. En-
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grzad Hotel Venice;
Eo+.f oEl,1S.eL Rome: Eden Palace. Genoa: 6rs-t
ee "a VIE Milsn Hotel VIE Frer.ne.s Grand
rrffence: Savoy Hotel. Florence Grand Hotel
Rains. '
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oncinI Record and Forecast.-WashnEt9a
Aug 20-The week just enZei has been cooler than
usuEl the greater portion OF tire cou7'r especially
| England Mi5dIe atlantic States. In
Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Kansas ead Nebraska
comparatively high temperatures The Tiie. show
daily occurrences over the Southern
States Texas Louisiana but the Of
-a.n.sl a. all tzcess.ve. In the remain ing
districts RocBy there fairly
we! dFtributsd showers in the first three DAYS
week. and again on Saturday SUNDAY. except IN Mis-
rainfall was light anad scattered There was NJ rain
II last twenty four hours there have heen light
.oesl showers In -Engiane ne a. Middle Atlantic
nessee. louisiana. Oklahoma ana Kansas elsewhere tho
'enpsTstgrss as rule slightly higher, except IN
There VII be showers in North Carolina. lower
iiiss:ssiPR, VALLEY The souhwsst Nebraska Iowa Min
Mona night - Ilesday IN lower Miehisan ana the
DAY and Tuesiay IN Florida the cuf states. Tenn
he winds sionE the YegEppians and Middle At
c coasts VT" @ he s to fresh south on the South
East Gut Coast lgh aae mostly south: on The West
70 t ttes ~ ana .,y on. on ne 9 pc as tIesh
sagte 10 a ,Sons vb; org co. ] st s ss Non
steamers def'srt.as Moaeay for Euroreen ports vii
1ssnl Neat ss5 % the Gfsa 'a ia1 ssa winds vii" generally fair
Forecast for Special LooaIitIes-For New-Jersey
to-day; warmer in interior fair Tuesday light
fresh south winds.
For Eastern ..ew-yorx fair to-day; wrrner IN the
interior: fall Tresdsy II porticn
light TO fresh south wini-
For pisric; Columbia Maryland Eastern Penn
ss.ysnis warmer 'oaay. fsr Tuesday. light south
For Delzware. fair to-day ane Tues1ay: lisht south
cor E5sasa aa5ty e!sgay ;.aay
esn Maize light 10 fresh soutli winds
Local OnaclaI Record.-The following Official record
fror the Weather shows changes in the ten
peruture for last four hours comparison
with the corresponding date last year:
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

TMPFRIAIl-Colonel D. 9. Robinson. Elmira
ireland VICTORIA-Frank J. CASSIDY. E;imira
MURRAY HTLI-F. n. Li2pincott Philadelphia
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igheSs fe1persure yestfrday. &c degrees lowest O.
nrsragc for corresponding last year IA
Hyeraqa corresponding asr wea'yhve years -
Loeal Ioyeea~;--Fai- 20 -Gsy aEd TueSaag. Esbt -
fEs1a s-ssaa @l- Ia
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A Wonderful Tonic
HORsFORD'S

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Cooling, refreshing and invlgorating Dspsls that
dragged out feeling during spring and summer.
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& CEMETERIES.
THE wooDIAwN CEMETERY

readily Harlem Grand Central
station and Jerome trolleys by car
rtaee Lots sI25 up Telephone ts5S Cramercy fo Roo
cf Views representative
Ofsce. 20 East 23rd St. y Y. City
UNDERTAKEES
FRANK r. CAMPBELL.. e41-5 West Esd St
2ad St stephen Merritt Emhg Inst Tel 1s24 CheIsea
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0mre>.

0asee~
MAI$ oFFICE-No. IS
WALL STREET OFFIcE-No 10 Wiam-st
UPTOWN 0FFICE-No. iSet Broadway. Amers-
District Telegraph Once.
BRONX EtiREAtf~S We sse East issth-st
WASHINGTON EJREAf-eSo. I.1@2 Est
NEWARK BRANCH oFFICE-EEederiek y sommsr.
Ne -
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE Will
republished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
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Special Notices.

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me London once OF THE TRIBUNE a co1vea.eae
risee 70 leave Advertisements and subscriptions
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John Wansmax-r. 40. a. Rue des Pesites Ec1-f-s
Eagle Bureau. No. Sc Rue Caneon
Ac-gan. HarJes e Co. No ~ Boulevard HaUsn1AnA
Cre-t LyOnnais. Bureau Etran=e~s
continental Motel newsstand
ere ffssrJ Offc-
Brsnlanos No 81 Avenue Il TOp-ra
American EXrreS8 Company. No II Eue Scribe.
ssiCE-fredt Lvounais
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Fer points In Europe countries n Un,-
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE VIII be naaied
s. the following
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-R ,xsPAcTFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

DAILY.
-Aas,t. - closing of Transpacidc Mats 3 "a
-,r@~S or ,hs presumption OF their uninterrupted
land transit e P3t 90 Ta1Sna-tS Nsii. S'xn.tSs.3
va Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close
a. m previous dayl close at the General fossoftce.
91 Korea China and PhiIippins Islands Va
Ss1 Franrisco. close ~ D. Auss, Il tor dispatea
per Korea ChiEa and Paiiipplne Islands Seattle
= 25iard Australia texcev Vest New-CalesoaIa
G. - Hawaii Tii Islands. via San FrRncses.
for dspatch per s Ventura.
f,3-ard carrying rhe British
%@V--Zealand does not arrive m time 20 connect vita
thts A .srs1-ch nat4s-cosifE a. a'ao SSo
80 4 p m. saturdays et $50 a m 9 4 n. all
: - will be nade ug aEe forwarded un,ii the
rfval ~ me CuEard atg gAAe&
srt,iv addressed far the Phiippiae Islands VI
Vancouver apd victoria ~ - e.ose a. % p m Aes&si
y Tor dispatch per = @tAP5ss7s =. Dntl~ -.
rsvvne Islands and Guam Wa san ssistsoe ese az
t.t-'A Nugust 81 sor Dispatch e. > Transport
YerNn KoreR China and PstitaSine islands va
sss Francsco Al p m september Tor dlsoazan
per s = san Franc ssco close D. n. SeptersSsr
20 dispatch Per s. s. Alameda
%S'-'' % 49, seDrernher dispatch Aerfpoxa
-ts, txsnts Australia except Wes and View Gal-dsz2
III. Vancouyer and Victoria - - elesc az p N
Sepss i,xreof Noukden. New -Chwang and PERI
vtrS ard Eastern siberia s az present Forwarded Va
r-,I.s- otherwise addressed West Australia
Enrope NeN Zsalsnt VIA san F-ancisro.
ana certain IN ne chinese ProvnSe o. fannan va
via be fully prepaid A.
S-efxn ratea - forwarded Yie saH Franc..e,
a-t-sls isnelair< Australia rerwsra- ra
WILLIAM T. WILLOW Pos;msa~
Po.i-c.ss Ssw-r resa- = y. A.. IS. iooo>
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. EIC-s tlNCE-Fr
TRASSPACIFIC-
Mail. EXCEPT Jamz.-a and Eahsmas forwarded
5aiIv 10 ports % SAILING The CONNECTING nails
coss A. the General PosJoire New-forS, as follows
CT-FA Ma Port Tampa. f4.$0 a Monday, Vedze--
Cav nd Saturday also rom Ne"-AoTk. InuFs1sy
and abOVet
ScTOT.ASD Parcels Post Nails.
N0rrb sydney a. 4 D Mor4ay. Wednesday ana SAT-
rrdav ALSO occasionally from Nev-YorN and Phila-
deIphia-see above
NfTOj-FION Boston and North sydney a. $50 = M
es-v other sunday tAugust -. September 10 and ~
TsMAICA via Boston. : ?. Tuesday and Fr.dzy.
tAIso fr0rn New York Saturday-see ehove1
,rSISA RTCA via Nev-OTiesns 1000 ? Tuesday
,fE-NTCS, CITY ~ and 1910 =.
4aiIv except sunday SUNDAY a. I 90 ard 1919
RrITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Cessu ana
or ATF-NATA. Mobile ~ rlO9 ? Mortay.
West coast Honduras - dispatched from NsIGvx
40 Sc;1Ta East Coasr}. Orleans 10 30
=, Sundav and wednesday. west Coast - Nicara-
80 i dtSpatched from New York via Panana-sss
-
4reEistcred Mail for oN-ftan1 ais'7s ci-ses ~ 90"
p m previous gay.
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Foreign Rates.

subscribers IN Ssv-Yors CITY to ths DAILY and
rf(I-WEEKLN viii be charged n copy
.ostaGs IN addition % tae rates named above
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his sonipss;.o- As added. ~si.i. you get on. your
gi,I sd :. thls here feller lnoTes yol jus shoot
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Fs-ceast for Special LocaIitles.-For ,

Local Ofnclal Record.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes IN the ten
pcruture FOR the twontyfour hours in comparison
,rth the oarresponiing date last year:
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Rronx3 Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
ELASTICITY Is NECESSARY.
Conclusion Reached by Section Four
of the Railway Congress Upon
the Rate Question.

Washington, May 9.-The only phase of
the railway rate question which will come
before the International Railway congress
is that Of slow freight rates" which
topic has just been concluded by section (
for presentation TO the general session
Of the congress THURSDAY The ConCIu-
sion reached by the section is that tar
ifs should be based on commercial min
CipIcS. taking into account the special
conditions which bear on the commercial
value Of the services rendered With the
reservation that rates shall be changed
without arbitrary discrimination TO all
shippers alike under like conditions. the
making Of rates should as far as pos
sibic have all tile elasticity necessary to
permit the development Of the traffic
and to produce the greatest results to
the public and to the railroads them
selves"
On question Of length of time on duty
and working regulations for employees and
iabOrcrs section has reached the fol-
lowing conclusion for presentation to the
general session Of the congress. That
due 70 the many pccuiarities of railway
service, il is impossible to reconcile the
Tigidity of the law with the elasticity
neCcSsitated by the various requirements
by the needs of the public. the employees
and employing management. II is held
that the employer should have the great
est latitude to fix. under the control of
competent authorities. the regulations of
work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
JUDGE BELLINCER ILL
But Slight Hopes Entertained for the
Recovery of the Oregon
Jurist.

Portland, May 9-Cnited States
Judge Charles b Bellinger, of the dis
tTict court of Oregon, lies at his home
in this city very i'll with complica-
lions resulting from an attack of Ia
grippe. While all hope has not been
abandoned that Judge BeIlinger will
recover his physician admits that his
condition is grave. and that the
chances are that he will not survive.
Judge BellingeT contracted a severe
cold during the hearings of the land
fraud cases When he rendered his de-
cision on the motion for a plea in
abatement in the case of the govern
ment against United States Senator
Mitchell he was SO i'll that he went
home Immediately after adjourning
court. He responded to the usual rem
edies and in Il few days was able to
visit his farm on the lower Columbia
river. After his return from the visit
be attended court daily until Friday
last Saturday he was stricken with a
recurrence of the malady. which this
time refused to respond to medicines.
Sunday his condition was unchanged
and yesterday complications set in in
the shape of septic poisoning. It was
not. however, until today that it was
realized that the jurist's condition was
critical. and not till late in the day
that his physician was willing to ad-
nit that there was but slight hopes of
recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
RUSSIAN FLEET
IN THE OPEN SEA
Continued from Pane ~

turned toward Great Britain for assist
ance. It is argued that France rescued
RoJestvenslNy from absolute failure to
reach the China sea. and that the final
aid given to the Russians in IEdO-Chi-
ma amounts to On act of belligerency,
and there are many demands that ia
pan invoke the alliance with Great
Britain.
Formerly a large section of the pub
tic was inclined TO view with leniency
the French acts of friendship for Rus
STA on account of the formers delicate
position as an ally and creditor. The
suspicion that Rojestvensky. was not a
welcome guest at kamranh bay and
that ne was presuming upon French
hospitality. also tempered the feeling OF
resentment. but recent events are re-
moving these attitudes and the nation
al sentiment Is uniting in unconditional
iESistence that France preserve neu-
trality. The japanese government has
not taken the people OF this country
into its confidence. Since the Kamranh
bay incident nothing has been officially
made known except that the govern
ment was making vigorous representa-
items at Paris, while proceeding care
fully and cautiously. not desiring to re-
sort to extreme measures
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
WESTERN PACIFIC OFFICES.
Local Headquarters Are Opened in
Deseret Annex Building,

The Western Pacific Railroad COM
pany has established Offices at 339 Des-
eret Annex building. and within a day
or two viii be prepared to transact gen.
eraI business for the eastern end of the
road"
This was the information given out
last evening by the Western Pacific Of
hCers now quarteTed at the knutsfOrd
charles HarlOWe, supervising engineer
Tor the company, and his chief clerk,
George J. CleaTy, viii locate in their
local quarters at once.
Mr. HaTlowe and Chief Engineer Yard
were not in consultation yesterday aft
eTnoOn. which may confirm the state
ment That at their meeting Monday
they came TO some definite conclusion
regarding the course of the road from
salt Lake to the immediate westward.
a western Pacific official said yeSter-
day that 1t had not been fully decided
whether the formal election of officers
would be held in New York or San
Francisco upon the return of the West
erU Pacific directors from the east. In
the latter case the New York directors
would go west for that purpose. and
for the purpose of inspecting the prop
erty already acquired and the prepare
tons being made for new construction.
The Western directors who attended
the formal banquet in New York. Nav
8, follow: Henry + FOrtmann. David
F Walker John Lloyd ". J. Bart
nett A g Gains. F. n. West and John
IreadWell, all OF San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
SECRETARY LOEB ESCAPED
Route of Presidential Party Was
Changed and Omaha Sher-
iff Got Left.

Missouri Valley, Ia, May civilian
Loeb, jr-, secretary to the president.
passed safely through Nebraska with
out being served with summons in an
action filed by Miss Mae Wood. de-
handing $4,000 on a charge of conspir-
ing to deprive her Of certain miSsives
alleged to have been written to her by
a United States senator. The seCre-
taTy's escape from service was the re-
suit Of a change in the itinerary of the
presidential special by which the train
was transferred to the tracks of the
ElkhOTu division of the Chicago &
Northwestern at Fremont, Neb., and
run TO Missouri Valley. Ia, where con-
neCtiOn was made with the main line
The change left Douglas county, Ne
braska, and the sheriff with his sum
mons about thirty miles off the route
OF the special. No announcement had
been made of the altered plans until
the special arrived in the yards at Ere
mont, Neb. Then it was stated by rail-
road men on the train that by skipping
Omaha a saving could be made in time.
Railroad men said also that the Doug
las county sheriff was waiting at the
railroad station to board the train and
ride into Omaha. If he was there he
failed TO find the train for il was made
up in the yards to suit the new plans
The guests on the train were at dinner
in the private car of Vice President A
i. MOhler when 1t was said that the
train would be sent over the E,lkhOrn
line. Mr.. MOhleT's car was TO be cut
out Of the train, so without concluding
dinner the party transferred to the
regular cars Of the special.