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Meeting OF Woens Conference the Ethical
Culture. No. SO Central Park West, 2:3o
Meeting OF police magistrates. West Side court.
OF Education. p De Witt
Clinton High School, Tenth avenue, 65th and seth
streets, Frederick 3. Parngton Constantinople and
the Bosphorus llustratedJ: Public School 0. l4lst
street and Edgecombe avenue, Richard A. PIIrdT,
OthellO'; Public School Il. No. 20 East 2Tth street
Henry Collins Walsh. The Land OF the Moor Qlius-
Brown Natural Parks OF the Rocky Mountains
illustrated; Public School 46. 156th 81.
Nicholas avenue, Professor Robert w. Prentss. The
Planet Mars; 1t Inhabited T. dlustrated); Public
School 81, 523 West 44th street between Tenth and
Eleventh Mrs Jessie i. Costeu. Schubert,
King OF Song Writer'S; Public School s2 10th street
First avenue. Dudley Field Malone The City Of
the Setting sun Glusrated) Public school sc. Goth
street and Lexington avenue DR.. Thomas P. Hughes,
Afghanistan' Qlustrated); Public School lie,
1886 street and Eighth avenue. Frank L Blanchard
''The Making OF a Newspaper Gllustrated)i Public
School 135. First avenue and 51st street Dr. Walter
Clark Trade Public School 15S. Avenue A. be-
nth 18th streets. Thomas A Fulton. Our
Supply: How We Get It and How We Waste
IT. dustrated): Public School 15e No 241 East 11eth
street clifford H Easton, Labrador dlustratsdl;
81 streets. Edward Avis. Our Wild Song Birds Oh
lustratei) Educational Alliance East Broadway and
Jefferson street Louis L. wilkinson The Character
O Shakespeare's Comedy''-'Ths Merry Wives Of
Windsor" "A Midsummer Nights Dream Much
Nothing and LAS You Like II Qllus-
trated); ST. Lukes Hall. No 4s3 Hudson street Eu-
gene Schoen. Venice: The Development OF Public
Building dIlusrated) st. Peters Hall 2oth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Mra Hattie 3.
Waters "Burgoyne's Campaign illustrated; Morris
High School 166th street and Boston Road. William
Freeland Rome illustrated
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MAGOON,S MONEY AID.
Judge TerriU VIII Run Cuban
Treasure.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

CFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Oct. 28.-In taking over the pro-
visional government Of Cuba one of the greatest
problems confronting Governor Magoon is the
handling Of the monetary affairs of the island
When President Palma retired the Cuban Secre-
tary OF the Treasury went out of office also. The
Treasury branch Of the government. at all times
q difficult department to handle in Latin -Ameri
can countries, was thrown into a state of con-
fusion by the excitement attending the revolu-
tonary uprising and the subsequent swift
changes resulting in the United States taking
hold to prevent complete decentralization. Under
these conditions the financial affairs of Cuba
were obscured. It is now the task of Governor
Magoon to straighten out the Treasury tangle
and SO to organize the branch Of the government
charged with receiving and disbursing the public
moneys that 1t may meet all the requirements
OF the situation. To show how dsorganized
things are the American officials are finding It
difficult to ascertain the exact amount of money
the Cuban treasury officials had on hand when
they turned their affairs over 70 the provisional
government. An accurate balancing of the
books has not been possible
To help him out in his task Governor Magoon
has asked for aid from Washington and in re-
sponse the President has commissioned J. D
Terrill. chief law clerk in the Office Of the Con-
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A WEDDING.

The Rev DR.. George Thomas Downing, Of 81
Jamess Church. Brooklyn. and Miss Mary 2.
Williams are 10 be married to-day In Boston.
The wedding will take place in ST. Paui's Church,
where Dr. Bowling ordained 60 the Episcopal
ministry, and Will be solemnized by Bishop Law
renee, of Massachusetts,. who ordained him Dr.
Thomas A Jaeger, until recently Bishop OF South
ern Ohio, and now the rector OF st. Pauis. will
assist in the ceremony. The wedding will be prt-
vate with invited guests. except immediate
relatives, On the return OF DR.. ana Mrs Downing
to Brooklyn a reception will be given IN the Pouch
Mansion by the vestrY of St. Jamess Church, to
which fifteen hundred guests will be invited
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BETA THETA Pi REUNION

The Beta Theta Pi Fraternity will hold a national
reunion and dinner at the Waldorf on Tuesday
night, November 20. The feature Of the dinner
Will he the gathering of the Silver Grays the vet
Grams the society. from all parts Of the country
Beta Theta ri founded at Miami University In
1899. OF the nine founders none is left Now at
the beginning OF its siXty-eighth year there are
more than eleven thousand brothers, representing
siXty-eight of the leading American colleges and
universities. The Silver Grays count a governor
three ex-governors, two bishops and two associ-
ate justices Of the supreme Court IN their numher.
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not only by the testamentsry directions OF his
father but also by what he believed to be his
wishes. Is matter Of conviction to all who know
him personally. He is a con to whom his father 5
wishes would be matter of sacred duty. How
thoroughly the two in sympathy with each
other. even in their political views-which, when
radical the elder prince kept in the background
may be gathered from a remarkable entry con-
tanned In the Diaries" Just after the violent death
or King Louis of Bavaria, and apropos OF that
tragedy. The old Chancellor writes This catas-
trophe is not to be regretted 1t is. indeed. bene-
hcial. for 1t is calculated clear away many con-
oitions In Germany that have become anachronisms
ana impossible. Moreover II is destined to fur
nish clear demonstration Of the utter uselessness
and contemplate absurdity of the minor states Of
the empire That this is misfortune for the
reigning dynastes I free TO confess. But, on
the other hand It is piece Of good luck for the
people"
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NALBENARLE-P Martinez del Rio. Mexico
CITY. BELMONT-A. H. Stewart. washingson-
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Blain, Liverpool MURRAY HILL. H, Dunn,
London ST, REGIs-Charles T: Crocker, San
Francisco. VICTORIA-J. w. Wright. Colorado
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Cameron. Henry c Foote. Ahrod NJ
Crawford. ChariesA Maltey. Mary r.
Culver, Scons
Ednands CatherfnsA. Emil
CAMERoN-on Thursday. October Is. 1900. tbs Rsv,
Professor Henry Clay Cameron. D D. Funeral
services will he'd AZ his late residences, Prinoeton
n j.. on Monday, October 20. az o'clock
CRAwFORD-At E1izabststown. ~ 2, o~eDoer ~,
Charles Crawfore AGED % yearS Frnsral ssrvicS es
Tuesday morning. at 10 O'CLOCK
cuLvER-Entered into rest THURSDAY, oetoor q, ieoA
Adea beloved wife ot Tutrts Culver nsral ssryfess
at late residence Ectsl Winthrop i25th st and fsh
ave. on Monday, az ..
EDMASDS-In East Oakland Cal. octceer q, t2oa.
Catherine Alrra Etands daughter oS laAs Asltcn
! Kellogg and widow ot the late General ], Cushing
Edrends. native OF Boston Mass> Boston rrsns1dp-
Brooklyn Eagle and Cincinnati Enquirer please oocy.
FooTE-At planfeit. ~ J., Sunday, octoh~ "a teoa,
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Tuesday. October so. az Il a N
NALTBT-At No. "a West TN ST., Hvv Yosh cs0 -
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Of her age Funeral private
sToNE-on Saturday. Octoesr a. a. sasstngH scrtnsA
Edwin Stone. the 72t % bis Funeral rlssA
day. October 30 az 2sso from his ats FssstsncA
No. $50 Clinton ave. Brooklyn
sUTRo-suddeny. 81 his late residences HoeA san RsE,.
New York City Emil 5urro. IN ths Tcsn ysar a his
lie. Funeral pr1vats.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-washinston. Oct Is
The lake region passed the St Lawrencs
Valley and moving uortheastward the Gulf
Lawrence. second depression Is central north
Of the Dakoas yet developed special
features weather cleared IN Northeastsrn dis
rcts that hurries continue along the
Virginia there has been drop in temperature Of 10
20 degrees
Generally weather is probable Monday Tues
the Northwestern disturbance
gion temperature will rise in the interior
Monday and in Atlantic Coast states Tuesday.
The winds along the New England Coast viii be brisk
southwest west: Middle Atlantic and Atlantic
coasts fresh norhwestery; Gulf Coast light norhery
on the lower fresh westerly: upper lakes
Steamers departing Monday FOR European ports will
have fresh westerly winds and
storm warnings are displayed on the New England
coast from New Haven 10 EastpoTt
Forecast for Special Lecalities-For New England
fair and somewhat to-day; Tuesday and cold
fresh westerly winds
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware continued to-day and
Tuesday; fresh west 70 northwest winds
For the District OF Columbia fair to-day
and Tuesday; Tuesday; fresh westerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western York
partly cloudy to-day and Tuesday warmer Tuesday
westerly winds
Local Ohiciai Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature twentyfour hours comparison
S4rO dora of
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Married

REx5E-S-PLrNPrCN-At ehs church OF rne rncayna-
ton. Saturday. October T. oy the Rev William n
Srosvsnor, d. D. HsineS Gilbert. daughter Of Mrs Ar
Mass.
wALKER-RANE-On October II. a Marys Church.
Tuxedo Parx n. Y. By the Right Rev. William ID.
Walker. D. d. Bishop OF Western New York Marian
syb daughter OF GTenvie Kane. Alexander Stewart
Walker. OF New YORK
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tndorsed
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SENIOR NkRUco TO ARRIVE NOV IS

Washington. oct 2S-seaor Nabuco. the Brazilian
HH-osssador, who is now his way 10 the United
I, siats rs from Brazil By way OF Europe will arrive
-- washington on November l6
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Forecast for Special Leealitle..-Eor New Englan

Highest temperature yesterday So degrees lowest Al
degrees: 30 degrees for corresponding
date ~ degrees average for corresponding
date twenty-five years. so degrees
Forecast.-Fair and continued cold
Tuesday; fresh TO northwest winds.
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RELATED TO QUEEN VICTORIA.

RELATED TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
Several letters have reached me asking to
the relationship OF the author OF the "reminiscences
TO Queen Victoria. He a distant cousin, but
boyhood friend OF her husband, the late Prince
Consort, whose fellow student he had been at Bonn
and Queen Victoria relates somewhere in her pub
hshed Journals" that among the very first mes
sages of congratulation which she received from
Germany on the announcement of her engagement
was one from Prince Clovis Hohenlohe. Her
mother. the Duchess OF Kent. prior to her union
TO the English royal duke had been married TO
Prince Emeric of Leiningen, by whom she had q
daughter Of the name Of Feodore who was there
Iore half-sister Of Queen Victoria Princess Feo-
core Leiningen married Prince Ernest Hohenlohe.
who was the father of Prince Hermann Hohenlohe.
present chief of the house Of Hohenlohe and Gov
ernor General OF Alsace-Lorraine. Another child
OF Prince Ernest Hohenohe and OF Queen Vio-
toria's half-sster Adelaide. Duchess OF Au-
gustenburg. and mother of the German Empress:
while a third child Prince Victor Hohenlohe.
father of Count Gleichen military attache of the
English Embassy at Washington
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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DODDE-FINLAY-On Saturday. October 81 1906. at the
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev
G Calvin McCielland. ID. D. Eva Hayden Finlay.
daughter OF Mr. Mrs. Walter Stevenson Ftnlay to
Robert Irving poGde
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Special Notices.

Address wanted OF relations (in the United 5saess)
OF Peter Stillman who sailed for Chile than 50
years ago Information wanted BY The widow %
his Send THOMAS STILLMAN. W. q
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Conference OF Society sor Ethical
Culture, No. SO Central Park West, 2:9o p.
Meeting of police magistrates West Side court.
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DR. w O. Stman. of Albany, president of the
American Humane Association. addressed the
following letter TO President Roosevelt:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07
MORGAN COUPLE
ARE RELEASED
Evidence Against Negroes Ar
rested for $4,000 Port
land Robbery insufficient.
ACTION TO BE DISMISSED
DETECTIVES RETURN TO ORE
CON WITHOUT PRISONERS.

Harry and Leora Morgan. the negroes
arrested for the $4,000 robbery of Anton
Fritz in Portland six weeks ago. were re-
leased from custody last night by order
of Judge G. B. Diehl.
Every effort was made to connect the
pair arrested in Salt Lake with the rob-
berry OF the Portland butcher, but the evil
uence against them did not prove suf-
ficlent to warrant a prosecution. For the
past rev days the county attorneys of
ice has been endeavoring to connect
Harry Morgan with the crime. They were
unable TO find, however, that he was in
oregon at the time OF the robbery. The
unsupported evidence of the victim of the
robbery, coupled with the circumstantial
evidence which showed that Morgan had
a considerable amount Of Money was
not deemed sufficient to make out a prima
fac1e case against the woman
Assistant County Attorney Willard
Hanson notified Judge Diehl of the re-
suit Of his Investigations and said that ne
intended 20 move for a dismissal of the
proceedings now pending in the city
court against the couple. Judge Diehl
therefore, notified the sheriff to release
the prisoners on their own recognizancc
pending the dismissal of the action
brought against them.
Detective Joseph Day of Portland and
Detective Mark Hubbard of Seattle who
were here after the prisoners, returned TO
their homes last night.
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THROWN OUT OF COURT.
Judge Booth Scores Durand Because
of Supposed Unlimited
Jurisdiction

Provo, Oct Sin the case Of C. NJ
Beck VS.. Washburn Preston. judgment
obtained through Luke's collection
agency, which had been docketed in the
Fourth district court, and under which
an execution had been issued for Sol 10
Booth on motion of J. w n. White
cotton, attorney for Mr.. Preston, on the
ground that Justice Durand lad no jur-
iSdiction. The litigantS are American
Fork people and Justice Durand was snh-
poenaed as witness for the defendants
When asked by Judge Booth If he did
not know that he had no jurisdiction in
the case, he said he did not. and that
hc generally acted on what was brought
before him. Before making the order
Judge Booth said he had heard OF JUS
tice Durands court before and the evil
dence in this case led him to believe that
what he had heard OF the court was
true.
The Brigham Young University lecture
Thomas B. Mcciary in his famous ie eSi-
lures on ''rhe Mission of Mirth"
Mrs. Kitty A. Hines has left for a
trip to the reservation to be gone for a
Deputy Sheriff Barnett has spent sew
eral days In Salt Lake, and while away
found time to go TO Stockton to locate
some promising mining claims.
A three weeks farmers institute will
be held in Beaver this month under the
auspices of the Brigham Young univer-
sity. President Brimhall. DR.. and Mrs
Widtsoe, Professor Merrill and Professor
Homer will be in attendance
Mrs. Leah Dunford Widtsoe has ac-
cepted the position Of matron OF the
Brigham Young university
The class in trained nursing at the
Brigham Young university has a large
enrolment of enthusiastic students
many Provo students are taking this
A daughter has been born TO Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Fuller; all well.