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New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

For New-York fair and not quite cold to-
day; cloudy Friday, with in north and
rain or snow south portion.
For New England. fair and quite cold to day:
increasing coudiness Friday probably
except in Eastern Maine.
For Pennsylvania, fair and warmer to day:
rain or snow night Friday
For Western New York. partly cloudy and warmer 10
day snow night Friday; colder Friday afternoon
portion.
For the District Columbia. Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia to-day; increasing cloudiness and warmer
Friday
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. fair and
not coli to-day; increasing Cioudness and warmer
Friday. probably rain or snow in north portions
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
INJURED on A TOBOGGAN SLIDE.
YALE FRESHMAN VISITING THE sLoANEs WAS
THROWN FORTY EIGHT FEET ON
JAGGED ICE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInrNE.I ]

Pittsheld, Mass, Jan. Id. Raymond Noyes, of
ST. Paul Mimi, Yale freshman. who guest
OF John Sloane, jr. of New-York, at the Sloane
place in Lenox. was thrown from tobOggan while
coasting at the Sloane place this morning. and
seriously injured. The toboggan cut through the
crust while descending steep hill. and Noyes was
thrown forty-eight feet upon Jagged ice and
found unconscious.
PHYSICIANS worked him for several hours
before he showed any signs of life. This evening
he returned consciousness but is still
weak A sister. Mrs. Saltus, of Cambridge arrived
here this evening, having been informed of the
accident.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
GorERNoR sHAw GOES TO WAsHINGTOy.

Des Mones. Iowa, Jan. l-Cfovernor Leslie NJ.
Shaw who ia to become Secretary of the United
States Treasury, started for the East tonight.
He will spend tomorrow in Chicago. and will
rive in Washington Friday night. He will re-
main in Washington two days. and intends TO re-
turn TO Des Noines in time for the Grant Club
BANQUET, on January O. Governor-elect Cummins
called on Governor Shaw to-day and extended New
Years greetings incidentally listening to Gov
ernor Shaw's message 10 the legislature, which
cOnV hes on January l3
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
DIED.

BALDwIS-December ST. Helen Baldwin, eldest daughter
Of Helen Runyon Sullivan and William DelaNan Bald
win aged Ii years and days. Funeral private
BERDEIIl-At Summit y. J.. on December SO 1901,
Theodore Berdell the 53th OF his age Funeral
services at his residence. Nuhurst summit j.,
on THURSDAY. January .. 1902. at 1850 clock a. m
take boat leaving Christopher or Barclay ST. New
Work al $50 a M connecting with D. L. * W. r. r.
train for summit Interment private Kansas City
papers please Sopy.
ttssEIJ- suddenly AT home. White Plains. y. Y.
-, Dacenber al 1901. George y Bisse aged IS
un.rn services his late residence. No Is Lake
., THURSDAY, at p. m. lnterment at Milford y. Y.
7. s7rIE-At his residence Rutherford y j..
49, T,cceynber 81 1901 James l.. Hase formerly OF
YCrk tftv in Goth Relatives friends
asnca No aa6 Union-ayc. Rutherford, y. J.. Friday
NJ ) O'clock. lnteFment at Greenwood
terv Saturday morning Yonkers. y. Y, and Glasgow.
scotland. papers please copy.
Monday. December 80 1901 John r. Hlliard- Funeral
christ church, broadway ana Ilst-st,. on
Thursday. January 1902 at 10 a. M Members OF
afavete No. lao and Veteran Association Of the
Iist Res ineIt are invited.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at hei residence. No. 30 West
aad ST. Tuesday. December 81, 1921. Margaret p.
widow Of John HLhard Funeral services at Christ
Church Broadway and i1st-st-. Thursday. January
1892. 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
Postomce Notice.

should be read DAILY b. all interested. changes
may timel
Foreign mails for ending January 4 1902 will
close promptly all the General Postofhce
follows; Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing Nme shown below. Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at Friday. 5. kronprinz VII
helm.
Regular ard Supplementary mails close EDreigl
Branch half later closing time shown below
Supplementary Mails and Central
America. Via Colon. close hour later az Foreign
B-auch).
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Jan. l. Senator and Mrs. Hanna
gave dinner tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes.
Brook Lowell, OF Boston; Senator and Mrs. I;lkins
Senator and Mrs Hale. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
MacNeaRh.
Mrs Blount OF Georgetown. gave a dance to-
night.
Justice Harlan Is confined TO his home by illness.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
pLNNER rO 4DNIR1L RE4RnSLEE.

Utica n Y Jan Little Fails Lodge of Elks
gave an elaborate dinner last evening in honor OF
Rear Admiral Lester 4. Beardsee L. S. y. IRE
tIred).
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
THE PRESIDENT AT THE THEATRE.
Lnr rrLrGrAru TO TIE rn1nrxr.l

III IT.It'IItAIII
Washington. Jan. 1.-The President finished a
busy day by visiting the New National Theatre to-
night TO witness Francis Wilson in THE Toreador ."
II was strictly IA family party the President being
accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and the children.
The theatre crowded
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

Highest temperature yesterday p lowest. IL;
average 49, average for corresponding year
spending date last twenty-five years. 81
Forecast to-day-Far and quite cold; cloudy
and Friday. with rain snow fresh north
winds shifting TO east and southeast by tonight.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
WEDDINGS.

Brookine Mass, Jan. Miss Alice Mitchell. OF
Cambridge Mass. and Richard Rogers Bowker. of
New-York City were married at noon to-day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George p Bingham. In
CarIeton-st The ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR. Edward Everett Hale. of Boston. The
bride Is leader in the literary, social and charit
able set of Boston. being member of the Canta-
brigia Club the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton the Childrens Friend Society, the Port
Royal Club and other Pilgrim organizations. She
Is a daughter OF the late DR.. Edward c. Mitchell
and niece OF former Vice-President Levi =.
Morton Mr. ker was member of the Com
mittee of Fifteen in the last New-YOrk City cam
pagn The bride was given away by her brother
Robert p Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
DIED.

JACoBT-Atter lingering illness. Edwin A Jscoey. son
of Rosaiie and the late Samuel Jacooy. in the S6sh
year Of hts Funeral private
KING-After short Illness at MS residence No 50
East est-st. New-York city. January T. lsp5
Charles King in his ssrh year Funsral services VII
fpneT ss and Eridsy @ JsnGsry s' , u N m ssn
Ne~ourg On " papers please copy
MATTOx-At stamford Conn Tuesday. December 81.
and as5rbsr a I JossPhins , Ia WIDOW 81 Psr7on
New-Tork- y tice ct funeral hereafter.
MoNSoN-At New-York- December 81 1901 AIonzo
he calS MS o In IN his sos & year FTnsTa Tss 1 & @
ST.. on Friday. January 5. 10 a.
MooRE-At Astoria. January !. 1899. benjamin Moore.
ssI ~ years Services AT bis late residence NO. 81
PAI.NEFs-CoIoneI Arthur TrumhuH Palmer aged S.
Funeral Thursday, Stonins.on. Conn.
REED-Suddeny. failure. December 81 Cornea
% rs wIis o FTsderck Reed Funeral services from TIE
West l21st- Friday. January .. D. kindly
scovH.LE--on December 81 Amasa Hall scOvrie aged
D m. Intcrment private.
sfoFP0RT.At 5;,- TsrryIowT December n I9ci
funeral service from his late resdenee in Tarrytown
Depot.
sriGEk-,At Mcndnsm: y J. on December 81 John s.
stissr VI d. Funeral VIII be held AZ residence
On Friday. January 3. at 11:30 a
sWAIN-In Boston December 10 Katharine Kendrfcx
heeer wife Of George Fillmore swain and daughter OF
Wheeler 1'''N anu 'As '"'e Ds'eN "''a'eS
YULEE-on Tuesday. 81 1901 al residence
of her psre7s NJ 3S East TOth-st. Dorothy Murray.
the year her age Funeral services AZ St James
uary :. at IL o'clock.
The woodiavrp Cemetery.
rNl."uch CT Bronx New York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
TRANsPACIFIc NAILS

LaiIs for Austr1a Cexcept Australia which zo..
via and New-Zealand. -oss via a.,
Francisco and Fiji Islands via Vancouver close hsrs
daily $50 p after December i2i and up jan
uarS "a inclusive. foc dispatch Aoransi Sup
Elementary mails via Seattle Victcria) close hers
D. n. January IS
Mails Hawaii, Japan. China aad Phipp-e Isianss
San Frenclsc1. close here daily m IN -
January &c. inclusive, for dispatch per s $ CITY of
Pehing
Tor and Japan, via Seattle here daily
at IN. January -. inclusive. -
per KaEa Maru- (Registered mail be directed
via Seattle,'1
Australia except Vest Australia which Is
via EurOpe). New-Zeaiand. samoa "a
Hawaii via san Francisco. close daily at $50
n. January Is and January inclusiva
Or s. = EfrIris. a New-YOrk Ian
uary I'll. for dispatch $. Ventura
China and Jafan- via Vancouver. here
daily $50 p. m up January 42I. inclusive for
dispatch per Empress o Japan trcEIstcred mas,
must directed via Vancouver Merchandise for
the L. 6. Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot Be
forwarded via Ca7adal.
China and Japan. via Tacoma, daily
6:3O d. m to January f2i. inclusive for sia-
patch s. Tacoma
spacihc mails forwarded port sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing arranged on the pre-
their UNINTERRUPTED
istered mall closes az 2. previous tay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT- Postmsss>
Postornee. New-Sork. y. y. December q. loaa
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

THURSDAY-At m fer France. Switzerland Italy.
Spain Port1Tal Turkey. Egypt CIR British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. 5 :. Ia ChamEagne.
(msu for other parts Europe directed
per s 5. Ia Champagne
SATIEDAY-At 80 n fo- Italy direct, =. 2.
Bismarck mail must be directed per s. ;. r. Bis
n1arckJ; az $50 a. complementary 10 a nj for
Ireland 5. S. Umbria. Via Queenstown (mail for
other parts % Europe he directed per I'm
hriaO; AZ $50 a Complementary IL a. nj for
Europe per =. :. Kronprfnz Wilhelm via Plymouth
CherboUrg and Bremen tmail for Ireland must be al
rected per krunpriHz Wilhelm q. 10 m for
Azores Islands. per Tartar Prince mail Italy
must be directed per $. =. Tartar Prince').
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Bethlehem Penn. Jan. ! (SpeciaD.-In the old
Maravian Church at o'clock this afternoon Miss
Itscretia Mott De Zchweinitz married Will
lam Wallace GichTist. jr., the artist Of Philadel-
phia in the presence OF guests from New-York
Steelton, Mechanicsburg, Philadelphia and other
places A cousin OF the bride. the Rev. Paul De
Zchweintz. secretary OF the governing board OF
the American MoTavian Church. Offciated. The
bride her mothers side is reat-grandda ughter
of Lucretia Mott the noted preacher of the Society
OF Friends in Abolition days, and on her father :
side is the granddaughter Of the late Bishop Ed
mund De Zchwentz. a noted Moravian divine OF
the nineteenth century. Mr.. and Mrs. Gtchrist Will
live in Germantown.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

PRINTED MATTER, ETC--Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parts OF
Europe VIII sent by this ship unless specially d.
rected by her.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF American English. French
and German steamers and remain open unn within Ten
Minutes OF the hour of sailing CT steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

n this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer Ae dotted line shows the tepsra-
as recorded Pe-ry's Pharmacy.
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nR. RocKEFELLER.s GIFT TO BrCKNELL.

Iewisburg Penn. Jan John d. Rockefeller
has pledged &5,0O0 of 100000 TO be raised for In
creasing the endowment of BuckneH University
The friends OF the institution have begun raising
the remainder with good prospects of success.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes temperature for the twenty
four comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

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IN NETWORK CITY.
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be charged extra postage in addition 10
the rates nsme1 above.
The Tribune VIII be mailed Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without expense for foreign
postage
For points in Eurore countries Universal
Postal Union Tie Tribune will be mailed the following
ates-
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THE PASSING THRONG.

LAS an old New-Yorker I very glad to oe in
New-York to-day TO the administration that
represents public decency come into
CHANGE office" said the Right Rev. J. H.
PLEASES johnson, Episcopal Bishop of Los
BISHOP Angeles, at the Park Avenue Hotel
JOHNSON. last night. II have been in Cali
fornia six years now, but l was
born in this State, and I lived for many years IN
New-York City. The people Of the West-au those
interested in municipal government at any rate
took great interest In this last New York election
fiuence out there on the Pacific Slope the people
OF such different nationalities, such dinereht
ideas and beliefs and the social body Is so & new,
that We have not yet reached the stage OF 1dII-
many Halls and great organizations in most OF our
cities. The society Is not homogeneous enough yet
OF course there strong political leaders, out
as yet there Is too much Independent thinking 10
make Tammanys possible. Even the churches nfe
most independent Now on this shaping society.
ideas, l the lesson OF the New ORR
election viii have its effect for good You know
after 1t.
~ good illustration q how this great Eastern
election may influence California was furnished by
the Episcopal convention that met
THE EAST'S in san Francisco last fall The
INFLUENCE church leaders from the East, men
on THE of dignty and weight. were listened
WEST TO very closely ard their remarks
were carefully and conservative
~ reported in the local newspapers, where the
reports were read by all. This due TO large
extent the fact that they came from the East.
They strengthened the Church in the eyes OF con-
scrvative Californians; they improved the tone of
the newspapers immensely. their coming to Cali
fornia a very real help to the State. For this
reason then. well as because | am a New
his supporters step into office to-day. 1t is good
new years beginning
New-York tribune., 1902-01-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

THURSDAY-At IL m. Cuba Yucatan. CaInpeche.
fab1scO and Chiapas = = Monterey (mau for
terey'D; - supplementary 1880 p. M for Ba-
hamas and Santiago per = Saratoga; at II m
Complementary 1870 p M fOr Bahamas. per -
Antia mail directed per = Antiia D: az
FRIDAY--At IL M for Mexico. Matanzas.
tua be directed per =. $ Matanzas'l.
SATURDAY. n m fo1 Bermuda. per Trinidad:
at a. m. for Porto Rico. Per : san Juan: at
ueia. per $ Zuia. via La Ciuayra and Maracaibo
tme for Savauilla ard Cartagena be directed
q. Zul.t ,; at $50 a. supplementary 1890
a. Fortune Island Jamaica. Savanlla Carta-
Rica Oe directed per ,; m
for Haiti. per 5. Prins Wilhelm Ill via Port-au-
Prince and Petit GoaVe tnal for Curacao. Venezuela
Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana be directed
'per $. Prns Wilhelm III''): az 10 a m for C1nhs
per ; MORO Castle. via Havana; a a. m. for
santos and Sac Pauo, = Mozart mail Othe
parts Of Brazil must be directed per Mozart:
at a. m. for Argentine, Uruguay Paraguay per
Soldier Prince: II 80 a for Brazil per a
GrecIen Prince mail Tor Northern Brazil Argentina.
Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed per s
Grecian Prince) AZ III p. for Bahamas Nassau,
per steamer from Miami, Fla
Malls for Newf1 midland by rail North sydney ana
by steamer. close at this Office daily at
p m connecting close here Monday Wednesday
and Saturday. Mails for MiqCeion by Boston.
and close this daily 40
p N Mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa Fla and
thence BY steamer close AT this Office daily 48
Saturday.. Mails FOR Mexico City. overland unless
specially dispatch steamer close at th.
office daily at 80 p. m. and II Mails Costa
Rica. Blize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by rail 10
daily II 80 Connecting closes here Mon
DAYS for Belize. Puerto Cortez and Csuarerala ara
Tuesdays fer costa Rcal- tRegistered closes al
p. m. previous day.
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The woodla~ro Cemetery.
Borough CT Bronx. New York city.
oTce 20 Fast 2sd SfrsH- Madison SaUarc South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
CorraiIine Young Methodists.

Chicago, April 25.-'1f the clergy OF
the Methodist Episcopal church expect
to keep their young men and women
in the fold, they must do away with
old restrictions against card-playing,
dancing, and attendance at the thea
tiers. II they are not allowed to fol-
low the dictates OF their conscience
they will attend churches where they
will be allowed to do so, or they Will
not attend church at all"
This, In substance, was the declara-
ton set forth at dinner at the Union
League club, attended by s. prominent
Methodist ministers and laymen Of
Chicago. The proposition received gem
eral discussion In which Bishop ]. W.
Hamilton, l.. ID. Condee and Robert
Quayle took leading parts,
III we do not take active steps to-
ward arousing interest In the church
on the part OF our young men and wo-
men, we shall stand alone in our old
age, there will be none to take the bur-
den from our shoulders when we pass
away" said Mr.. Quayle. III we seek
to bind the young people down too
closely or draw too tight rein, we
cannot hope TO keep them with u.s."
IL recommend that all laymen and
clergymen to whom the interests of the
Methodist church are dear, organize
around this question and insist that at
the next general conference the present
regulations and restrictions be re-
moved"
Another important movement set on
foot at the meeting was the consolida-
ton OF all the book interests and per-
iodicals OF the church in this country.
II the scheme is successful the site OF
the central institution will be In Chi
cagO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
Charlemagne Tower Says Epglish
Accounts are Exaggerated.

London, April 2i.--Charlemagne
Tower, United States ambassador to
Russia, has arrived In London on his
way to the United States. He will
sail for New York on the American
steamer ST. Paul May 8; viii 80 direct
TO Washington to see President Roose-
welt, and Will return TO St. Petersburg
after a short stay In Philadelphia Mr..
Tower said 10 a representative Of the
Associated Press
II cannot discuss the reports of dis
turbances in Russia and the changes
OF the ministry However, YOU can
say this, that the reports reaching
England are generally much eSagger-
ated This criticism does not apply
to the dispatches Of the Associated
Press from st. Petersburg, which, /
believe, have done much to explain the
true conditions In Russia.
zone reads here Of savage charges
Of Cossacks upon unprotected mobs
on whom they innict knockings and
other hardshirps. How mistaken Is
that impression | know from exper-
ience, A short time ago | got in a
crowd on whom Cossacks charged They
came riding down not very fast, with
swords not drawn, with only small rid
Ing whips in their hands and shouting:
Please pass on | saw not single
trace Of brutality. No one was hurt.
I'm our country l have seen police
who had not the same consideration
for more excited crowds, az those Cos
sacks who are always portrayed az so
fierce, No cavalry could have handled
mob more gently"
Mr., Tower will be presented to King
Edward prior to his departure for
America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
An English Railway Accident.

London, April 25-Fifty persons were
injured this morning in an accident on
the Great Eastern railway near the
Hackney Downs station, As a train
from Walthamstown. called the three
penny train, was crossing a bridge, an
axle OF the car nearest the locomotive
broke and the coach jumped the rails.
dashed into the side OF the bridge and
lodged across both tracks. lhe train
was filled With workmen on their way
10 work The two coaches following
the stranded car crashed into II, com
pleting the wreck and dealing awful
havoc among the passengers caught
therein. The second car also was
wrecked and a number OF its inmates
were badly hurt.
The injured were taken to the Dals-
ton hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

designed TO place renovated butter on
the same footing with oleomargarine.
but they We're voted down.
The latter part OF the day was Se-
voted TO the agricultural appropriation
bill. II was agreed that there should
be three hours general debate upon
both sides, Mr.. Wadsworth OF New
York In charge Of the bill made
brief preliminary statement Of the con-
tents NJ the hn whtoN ~ exclaimed,
carried s5.l5S,570 an increase Of s575
over the current law. Inc largest In
creases were those for the weather bu-
reau and the bureau of plant industry,
each about 800 900.
Mr.. Fox OF Mississippi availng him
self OF the latitude allowed in general
debate, discussed the question Of re-
stricted suffrage In the south, with es-
pecial reference to the legislation of
his owl state, which he defended, lie
argued that Mississippi had done the
wise and patriotic thing, and deserved
the commentator of the country. AT
the conclusion Of Mr. Fox's remarks
the house, at sos p. M, adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-25

standing OF youth of 10 years IN the
Philippines. His answer was that
ten-year-old lad would about rate with
a l5-year-old boy here, He further
informed me that boys Of that age and
up 10 II could bear arms, greatly TO the
disadvantage OF their opponents that
he had seen youths Of that age and
two or three years older among the In
surgents and ladrones captured. and he
further said that sometimes there
would be considerable proportion Of
such boys In the hostile ranks, as rep
resented by those who surrendered and
those taken prisoners
"Of course, II Is mcst shocking TO
our Ideas OF what is allowable even un-
der the extremist exigencies Of warfare
TO think Of children OF 10 or II years
Of age as being subject to the seventies
administered to their seniors, Yet II
occurred to me that the hove facts.
II they be as stated may put a some
what different color upon the reported
order OF Gen. Smith"