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BATTERsHAII-Ausust2o %. 1909, at his Eesidsaoe.
O3d year OF his Funeral service Sea Cir AZ
1890 o'clock Friday. Abany snd Troy papers please
copy.
BECKER-on August 2s. 1905 az PeekskM n Y, Eliza
beth T.. beloved wife OF Joseph a Becker. In the
IS Kenilworth Place Fathush. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Friday August 81.
BOLTON-At Philippine Islands. on June 1908 FTrs,
Lieutenant e G. Bolton, 1Tth Infantry Governor
OF Dagao Funeral services az Christ Church, Pelham
Manor September 2 le00 at D. Carriages az
Pelham Manor station the arrival OF ls5 D. train
from l@eth street and Sd ave.
RRITT-On Tuesday August IS 1906 Edward j. beloved
OF Margaret Britt Funeral Thursday from the
residence OF his mother No 1875 North BROOKLYN
az p. m. Internent in Calvary.
CARY-On Tuesday. august IS 1906 Elizabeth Goslns
wife OF sheldon Cary Funeral services FTday August
81. her late residence. No 9Th ST. Rrcokivr At
10 o'clock a. N Relatives and friends invited
attend -
pWIGHT-Suddenly, August %. az Cottage City, Mass
William ~ Dwight professor Of natural history Vassar
College Funeral az his late residence Cottage Citv
August 81 lnterment Greenwood Cemetery
GARDNER--At YaPhank. Long Island. August 2s 1903.
Achue Gardner. former or ErSolrlvn
Mlte OF u - Gardner aged 20 years Funeral services
friday, 1Od0 g. m, 1som Andrews ~ y Church.
vited. ~ -'''''~' 80
GRAY NhsSuGdenly. August 90 az Kfneo Moos-hraf 4
funora. hereafter. "
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REQUESTS OF $500 TO CHURCHES.

Several Catholic churches and institutions in this
city benefited 20 the extent OF $500 each
through the will OF the Rev Denis p O'Flynn. pas
tor of ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. which
filed yesterday for probate by George III.
Kroeht his counsel. He bequeathes that sum TO
st. Vincent de Pauls Society, affiliated with St.
Joseph's Church; the Church OF ST, Paul the Apos-
tie and 20 the Missionary Society OF ST. Paul the
Apostle. His sister, Hannah O'Flynn, OF Cork,
Ireland receives the same amount.
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NATIONAL CoNfsiANDERx.
-, WITH extreme rfsEss ssas We a9oaH E S7n
general q THIS military order ane fou1ass q ss Penn
cenSanioSs q he ofdsr ere requested % as.na ais
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Commander General.
Attest: JAMES II. MORGAN. Secretary eezsraL
IAYLOR-On August 80. 1896 Eugene H1..,usshead
Taylor only Or Care1ce ". acG Car-is R Taylor.
81 the 18th year o; his Notice o funeral here
after. Southern papers please copy
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VAN vEcHTEN-on Tuesday, August ess 1905. tbs
residence OF his son-tn-lav 5ar.Uei v V. -ntn gon
No GO East 18th ST.. Abraham Van Nyck Van Necatsn-
OF ths city, ln Ierh year e bis Funeral ser
vices viii be held the Marble Collegiate CA.rcn Oh
Friday Nlo-utrz August 5ls et 10
O'Clock Intsrusnt az Fishstu. y y
WARINGAt Non,olair, August q. Anna Lssts wArtns,
widow William II Warics Services at res.'eroe -
Douglass Fitch Cr~s,rnount Roai Friday Ansusr 81 At
1890 Carriages Will meet train lssvtnz Barclay 81
sf eco.
NETMORE-Ou wednesday,, Angus, % ISes. Augustus
Wetuors Ful,r2 services az chAntry ID 3reos ChuroA
on Friday. August 80. at ~ a. fntsrnsnt prtvatA
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THE HON. MIR. BRUCE REMAINS FIRM.
Lord Aberdare Denies Sons Engagement to
Camille Clifford.

London Aug. S0.-In response to an inquiry as 20
the truth Of the report OF the engagement OF his
eldest son and heir, the Hon. Henry Lyndhurst
Bruce, TO Camille Clifford. the actress. Lord Aber-
date telegraphed to-day from Kingussie, Scotland.
Announcement untrue My Bruce, when shown
this telegram, said: That's just what expected
but he reiterated that the facts he had al
ready stated. and that nothing could induce him 20
change his mind
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AFTER HIS" HOME CLUB :"
President Wants Fraud Order Issued
against 1t.
rBv Telegraph 70 The Tribuns.l

Oyster Bay, Aug 3o-In spite of the fact ina.
the President has done all In his power to dis
courage the scheme o, the Roosevelt Home Club,
through Roderick Begg II Is again soliciting
subscriptions from the friends OF the Executive
The ostensible plan OF the projectors ia TO pur-
chase the birthplace OF President Roosevelt, at
No. 2s East Goth street New York. and convert
it into a Roosevelt museum for the benefit or
posterity.
According TO various "exposers' OF the meth
DDS of those behind the club most OF the
money collected has gone into the pockets Of the
organizations officers. A few weeks ago IT was
announced on apparently good authority that
the club had relinquished the option IT held I'm
the house and lot where the President was born
and had wound UP its affairs. AS Secretary
Loeb has just received a copy of a circular dated
August "a, signed by Roderlck Begg. president
Of the Roosevelt Home Club. IT looks as though
the scheme was still much alive.
Secretary Loeb, az the Presidents request, has
turned the circular over TO the PostOflce Off,
cials. with request that fraud order be issued
If the legal officials of the department believe
such proceeding VIII hold good. In order that
whatever future subscriptions are sent 70 the
'club" may be returned 70 the sendeFs.
President Roosevelt received a visit to-day
from Postmaster General Corteyou, who drove
over from his home in Hampstead. Depart
mental matters were discussed, il was an
nounced, and the Postmaster Generals visit had
no political significance.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
FUNERAL or MRS. n. w. BowEs.

SaybrooI, Conn.,. Aug. 80 (SpeciaD.-The funeral
of the late Mrs. Harriet W. BOwss was largely at
tended to-day at her home In Maine street Pro-
fessor Samuel Hart. Of Middletown. Conn; the
Rev H L. Mitchell, Of SaybrOOE Conn, and the
Rev J. ID. S. Pardee. Of NcrthfoTG Conn, Off
ciated. The pallbeareTs were w, III. Kirkland. OF
New York; Judge Gates, DR.. GFanniss. Mr.. De Voc,
John Dickinson and j. III. Day. Of Sayhroolz.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Aug, 80.
Except the Middle and South Atlantic
States Colorado Utah and Eastern Tennessee fair
weather prevailed Thursday generally throughout the
United States Temperature changes marked.
cept IN the middle upper Missouri Valley. where
there was a rise OF 10 degrees. barometer is
comparatively lower the ST. Lawrence Valley and
the northern Rocky Mountain region and a ridge OF
higher baroerfc extends from the Red River
OF the North Rcutheastward 20 Florida,
indicate fair weather
valleys region and Middle Eastern and Northeastern
during days, with slowly rising
perature east OF the Mississippi Showers likely
continue IN areas In the South Atlantic States.
Friday winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic will be light fresh westerly;
Atlantic and Gulf coasts light and variable
Steamers departing Friday for European ports will have
fresh westerly winds and fair weather TO the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Locaiitiee-For New England
to-day Saturday; cooler in south and pOT
tions today light 20 fresh west Winds
For Eastern York. the District og Columbia, East
ern Pennsylvania, Jersey. Delaware Maryland
nd Saturday: light 20 fresh winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
to-day and Saturday. warmer Saturday; light 20 fresh
west winds.
Local ofieial Eecord-The following official record
shows tho changes IN tho tenn
psrsturs for tbe last tWenyour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
JESUIT ELECTORS REACH ROME.

Rome Aug sO-Fathers William o'Brien Par
dow, OF New York. and William 3. Rogers. Of St.
Louis, American delegates 20 the Congregation Of
the Conpanv OF Jesus arrived here to-day. and
with the exception Of the Germans all the electors
necessary 90 choose a neW General OF the Jes4lts
here. The first meeting or the convention mas
been definitely fixed for Saturday next.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

William Bryan leaves city: Grand Central Station.
10 a. m.
Dinner Governor Folk by the Missouri Society New
York; SherTy's. p. m.
Festival OF the Downtown Tanmany Club OF the "a As
sembly District Sulzer's Harlem River Park after
noon evening.
History.
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GOVERNORS MESSENGER DEAD.

Albany. Aug. SO.-wIlliam ]. O'Connor. ffty-two
years old, formerly Of Brooklyn. died at his home
In this city to-day He was chief messenger TO
Governor Higgins. and for twenty years had been
connected with the executive chamber in Official
capacity. He had extensive public acquaintance.
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PASSENGERS ON THE OCEANIC.

Queenstown. Aug. S0.-Among the passengers on
hoard the White Star Line steamer Oceanic, which
sstle6 from here this afternoon for New York.
were Mr. and Mrs Z. A. Cudahy Senator Philan-
der Z. Knox and Mrs. Knox Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh j.
Chisholm and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Carolan.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
KITCHENER MAY SUCCEED eRENFelL.

London. Aug 3I-"The London Tribune this
morning says IL is Eumored in staff circles that
General Kitchener will be appointed TO the Irish
command in succession 20 General GrenfeL
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Marienbad Aug. SO-Lady Campbell-Bannernan.
wife Of the British Premier Sir Henry Campbell
Bannernan died at 8 o'clock this afternoon She
had been invalid for years.
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known; eia stand Chapss PaTors etc Tel aae4 cAsssA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Lady Campbell Bannerman was Miss Charlotte
Bruce daughter OF tke late General Sir Charles
Bruce. She was married 10 Sir Henry csmpbell-
Bannerman in 1850
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1t was learned yesterday that a number Of
letters had been sent out by certain members Of
the Roosevelt Home Club soliciting aid 20 buy
back the house No. 2S East goth street. where
the President born. The property was re-
Gently sold 90 Herman wrOnkow.
The supposed end OF the original Roosevelt
Home Club came on August 10. when Justice
Mclean signed an order permitting the dlrec-.
tors of the club TO sell the house to Mr.. wron-
kow. The selling price was 100000. and there Is
a mortgage on the house OF $4,000. the interest
of which the directors Of the club professed
themselves unable 10 meet.
When several OF the clubmen unfoIded TO the
President plans for maintaining the house as a
national landmark, he emphatically expressed
forced those Interested IN the project 20 stop
collecting money with the avowed object OF turn
ing the house into emergency hospital.
ROderick Begg, president of the Roosevelt HOnle
Club, issued the following statement tonight rsIa-
tive to the announcement that President Roosevelt
had directed investigation OF the club by the
PostOfflce Department:
This Is a matter between the club and those who
have voluntarily and patriotcally contributed and
j can't understand how IL can possibly affect any
one else.
The club has not disbanded, and it does not ex-
pect to diSband. It has contract with the
chaser TO Fepurchase the property and has taken
a lease OF the entire premises for term of three
years.
Since July last the club has not solicited or
received public subscriptions. and since then its
dues received from private citizens who requested
to become members Of the organization.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Battershau, Ludlow A Higgins. John J.
Becker, Elizabeth 4. howard. Edward.
Bolton E. c. johnson. Rev. George ID.
Britt, Edward y. Aaiohof Joachim
Cary. Elizabeth g. Slevens' Rev @. ELLA
Dwight. William y. Taylor, Eugene r.
TtchenOT. 7
Graves Henry, Van Vechten Abraham v.
HasbrOuck Frederick Wartng Anna y.
Hensey, Clara. Wetmcre. Augustus.
Hernon. James J.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

A great deal of ante-election day comment has been indulged in by the newspapers, concerning the Vermont election result as a pointer indicating public sentiment in other states and the drift of it either toward or away from democracy. Democratic journals particularly have harped upon this subject for a reason that was appar- ent. The circumstances in Vermont were unusual and peculiar and of such nature as to warrant hope in the hearts of democrats, that the usu- al republican majority would be les sened if not entirely wiped out. This result would have been heralded as d sign that the people were turning to democracy in disapprobation of re- publican achievements. The pur- pose of this deduction of course, would be to stimulate democratic campaigns in other states.
 Now that the returns are in it is likely that democratic editors will spend but little time in analysing the Vermont vote. There were two can didates for governor. MT. Proctor on the republican ticket and Mir. P. ". Clement on an independent ticket. en- dorsed by the democrats. Clement is of republican faith but ran independ- ently as the result of a factional f ght in the party. It was believed by the democrats that with their united sup port given the republican mugwump candidate, the regular republican can d.date might be defeated or his major ity trimmed down to a narrow margin. and that the result could be hailed as a democratic victory.
 The normal republican majority in the state is approximately 3O,OOO, though in rare instances favoring the party it has sometimes been larger. The Proctor men, previous to election, claimed a majority of 10000, while the democrats claimed that their can didate had a good show to win. MT. Proctor's majority proved to be ap- proximately 17,O00 showing the req sonable accuracy of republican claims and the wild guessing of the opposi- tion. In respect of public sentiment, the democrats have another guess coming.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

It is said that figures don't lie. but
 they have been nailed this time A prominent Walker man announced yesterday that he was certain MT. Walker, who seeks the nomination for sheriff, would receive the votes of three-fourths of the delegates to the democratic county convention. A Hayden man was encountered a few minutes later and furnished the tin that Hayden had four more than a majority of the delegates already pickled and laid away in cold storage.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

And again the sporting element of the country has been buncoed. A se- ries of yachting events was arranged for off Marblehead, Mass, and adver- tised as a contest for superiority be- tween American and German boats, there being three of each. The pres ident was induced to stand sponsor for a loving cup for the winner. In the first event two of the American boats beat all the foreign tubs and in the second event all the American boats finished before the German yachts got within speaking distance of the line And yet the dispatches speak of the circumstance as a boat race!
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
MARKET WAS RELIEVED
Better Conditions Owing to Order of
 Secretary of Treasury.

New York, Sept 8-The stock mar ket today showed some stimulating effect from the order of the treasury department permitting the deposit of government funds with national oaIiks with engagements of gold for import. The effect was moderate, partly owing to the selling to realize profits by those who bought stocks on the conf dent assumption yesterday that ac tion was imminent by the secretary of the treasury for the relief of t':e money market and partly owing to the fact that the market did not show the expected relaxation as a result of the news.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
LOOKS ENCoURAGING.

From the brief report of the meeting of the territorial republican central committee of New Mexico, sent out by telegraph, the situation in New Mexico is most encouraging for Arizona. so far as the statehood question is concerned The vote in the committee meeting was 30 for jointure to 10 against it. If the central committee is fairly represent ative of the republicans in the territory. it indicates that 22 per cent of them are against jointure Statehood having been made a republican issue in New Mexico, it is reasonable to presume that the democracy or at least the greater part of it, will be lined up on the other side. With the major part of the de- mocracy and over 20 per cent of the re- publicans against jointure. the voting strength ought to be pretty evenly di- this early stage of the fight are even Justified in hoping for a victory.
 The above deductions are made only from the expression of the republican political organization From the best sources of information. it is commonly accepted that the people at large are less strongly inclined to jointure than their political leaders. It may there fore be contended, in all fairness. that on this question the expression of the central committee was hardly repre- sentative and that when the votes are counted the anti -jointure sentiment will be found even stronger.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
GRAINS

Chicago. Sept. 6.-Clear weather in the northwest caused renewed selling of wheat today and resulted in new low record mark for the season.
 December wheat opened unchanged to one-eighth lower at 729s to 7274 sold off to 72A and closed at T29s.
 December corn opened unchanged to a shade lower at 4234 to 423t 6 $. sold at 42 5s and then declined to 42A.
 December oats opened a shade lower at 307s, sold between 3O% and 31 and closed at 3O7s.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, 11224; sugar, 1367s; Anaconda, 2S1A; Atchison 1oSA i; Atchison preferred. 1OO1a; New Jersey Central. 225; C. & O.. 643s St. P4ouI. 1S02i; Big Four S31z; C. & S., g.. first preferred, 961a second preferred, 50A; Erie. 47H; Inter. Met. 3S5s; NJ. F., 919s; New York Central. 144A; Tenn. 1427s; $. P, 92; U. P, 194A; U. s. Steel, 475s; U. $. Steel preferred, 1O7A.