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COLUMN

1.-TWO FREE SCHOLARSHIPS for Cameron
l. county, Pa The Carnegie Normal and Busi-
ness College of Rogers, Ohio, will give Free Tui-
tion to two students from Cameron County, Pa.
One scholarship good at their College at Rogers,
Ohio, and one Scholarship good for a course by
correspondence Normal Academic and Busi-
ness courses including book keeping and Short
hand are taught Applicants should address the
College.
USICAL COLLEGE. The College of Music
WI at FreebUrg Snyder county. Pa. offers Il
cheerful and commodious home to young people
desiring instruction in Vocal and Instrumental
Music. S33 viii pay for six weeks instruction
and board. Spring term begins May 5th For
Catalogue address HENRY b. MOYER.
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Pneumonia and La Grippe
Coughs cured quickly by Foley's
Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes. L.
Taegart
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
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OBITU4 U4RY.
REPRESENTATIVE C. \. RUSSELL.


Dsnielson Conn. Oct. o3-After a sickness last
Ing several months Re preventative Charles Addison
Russell died at his home here this morning. While
in Washington last spring Mr.. Russell was at
tackled with grip. and the complications which fol-
lowed resulted in his death
Mr.. Russell born in Worcester, Mass. March
. 81. After being graduated from Yale in 1873 he
into the newspaper business being city editor
Of The Worcester Press until 1873. He was also
connected with The Worcester Spy for a short
time Since then he had been treasurer Of the
Sabin L. Sayes Company. voole0 manufactures
IN Dayville KiIlingly.
lie elected 10 the .Lth Congress from the lid
Connecticut District BY the Republicans, and had
represented that district continuously since. Only
a Few weeks ago he renomtnated- Ihough not
4 frequent speaker he was recognized by the Kt-
IUbIIcans as Of the most useful members or the
House. For several years hf was leading member
Of the Ways and Means Committee, and. as the
representative Of the New-England manufacturing
interests. his influence on proposed tarn legislation
strong
Eregational Church Kiltngly. at ] 80 O'CLOCK
Speaker Henderson has been informed. and u II
expected that he will appoint committee OF Con
gress 10 attend the funeral The President pro
tempore of the Senate has designated Senators
Plat and Hawley, Of Connecticut; Aldrlch, OF
Rhode Island. Lodge. of Massachusetts; kean of
Ncw-Jersey. Stewart. OF Nevada CockreI. OF Mis-
souri,: Morgan OF Alabama, and Blackburn, OF ken
tugEv. to represent the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
rRANsrAcIFIc MANS

Mails sor China. Japan specially addressed
close here daily AZ $50 m. 10 October t2J.
elusive, for dispatch 8 America NIa-l.
Mails Philippine Isanis. viz san Francisco. Gloss
here daily G,3n up 20 october ~ inclusive
FOR dispatch per L. s. transport
Nails Tahiti and NargUesas Islands, fran
here daily At $3.50 p. m. o 4sS
inc fer dispatch s.. = Martposa.
fort Japan. Via Vancouver
n G close here daily $50 Q m. up o October 12s
{u.,.- For diSpatCh = Empress @
istarsd mail must specially addressed MERCHANDISE
lor United Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot
forwarded via Canada
NsiIs Tor Australia trNcept West australia which -
forwarded Via Europe New Zealand. Fiji. Samoa ana
Hawai. ia Francisco. close here al 6;3O n
m after october III and TO Nor ember IL inclusive
or on arrival ;. Campania due New YORK
%ovenber Il. fc- dispatch :. Soncma.
NsUs Hawaii. Japan. China and Philippine
Was Francisco. close here daily m m h,
November -. inclusive. for dispatch per Korea
Mails Australia tsxcept West Australia. which goes
via Europe, and New Zealand which goes VIA San
FTaneiseol and FIJI Islands via VsneoUver and Vic
Toria, r. c. close here daily 8 50 D. after No
venoer II and up 10 November -. inclusive. foF
snatch per s =. Mfowera.
rraSspacAe mails Forwarded pert OF sailing daily
ard the schedule OF closing IS arranged the
sumption cf their uartsT~'ptsa overland transit 4Ess
istsred mail closes st 500 m. previous Cav.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Post ohie.. New-YoTk \. Y. October IT, 1904 -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
SPANS NEW MINISTER RECEITED
THE PRESIDENT AND SENIOR oJEDA EN-
CHANGE EXPRESSIONS or GOODWILL

CHANGE EXPRESSIONS OF GOODWILL
Washington oct. 23.-Senor Don Emilio dc Oieda
the recently appointed minister Of Spain TO the
United States formally presented his credentials to
President Roosevelt TODAY. Accompanied by the
first secretary of the Spanish Legation. Minister
Ojedd received at the White House by Secre-
tary Hay. who conducted him directly to the
President. After the usual exchange of feIicitous
addresses the President and Sehor Ojeda chatted
pleasantly for few minutes. The new minister's
address in part was as follows.
The friendly relations which have of old time ex-
isted between Spain and the United states having
creasing cordiaty it is at this time the principal
object of the government of his majesty to cuitl-
vate by all the means within its reach those move
ments Of trade and commerce between the two
countries which al the same time that they CON
teria prosperity, create the mutual solidarity of
interests nd ana tne I9Imate contact between them
and the most durable foundation of the amicable
relations between the two peoples
President Roosevelt's reply vas as follows.
Mr; Minister Recalling the warm friendship
existed between the United States and Spain il
the envoy of his majesty the King of Spain and 10
accept the royal letter you bear accreditne YOU in
Your distinguished predecessor and reattrmed by
you. that the principal aim Of his majesty's gov
PLY renewed and becoming more marked with The
passage OF time, and TO contribute TO that end BY
ments of traffic and intercommunication which tend
tions and the intimate association OF the two
countries. md an earnest response on our part
and the wishes OF the people of the United states
offer you cordial cooperation in all that NAV tend
increasingly advantageous intercourse between this
republic and the eastman nation.
I trust, Mr.. Minister that like your predecessor
YOU will win regard and esteem among us and re-
sentiments OF friendiiness that our peorls feel
toward your people.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
NEr IHE4TRE ZOE ST LoCIs.

81. Louis Oct. 22-According 70 the statement Of
James h Hackett. who is playing The Crisis
here this week. 81. Louis will have another com
modious and up to date theatre before January l.
1874 This theatre he declares. will be the outcome
Of the Independent booking agency organized by
himself Mrs Fiske and Henretta Crosmau-
Through this new booking agency. organized IN
opposition TO the theatrical syndicate. which does
the booking for about % per cent OF all the thea
tres in the large cities the United States the
owners of the new ST. Louis theatre, and all other
theatres which do business with the independent
start with and Mr. Hackett says there are at
least ten other high class attractions ready 10
come in as soon as they shall be assured OF thea
tres enough 10 keep them busy half the season.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24


FERRIS-On Thursday October IS. Warren Ferris. Of
south Nvack, RocEland County. n Y. IN his tSd
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GORREN-At Rye y Y. October Q: 1902 Selma Mure.
wife Of The late George T. Gorren Funeral services
FRIDAY. October "a at 1O1J a. m. Church or
The Heavenly Rest. 5th-ave. and sSth-st New-YoFx
JENKINS-On THURSDAY October %. 1907 at New
Rochelle. y. T. Lucy Gardner. widow of William II.
Jenkins. in her s1st year. Funeral her late hons
MUsGRAvE-On October % at her late residence N, 10
Nest 4ih ST. Harriet Pardee. widow Of 8 Brewer Mus
graNe aad daushter OF the tate Harris Pariee. FLU
"tave ahoFe 10th ST. on saturday, Octuoer y,
AZ II O'Clock At New-WindsOr. ~ "
Special train Will leave foot 23d-St.
al Loo .. m arrive in New York at ?.
PERKINS-On Thursday, October g. 1907 az Athens.
Penn. Edward IT, Perkins esd year OF his age.
FUNERAL services will be held his late residence in
Athens. Sunday. October %. at 2.S0 p m
RoGERS-On Tuesday. October 2i at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. James IT, Walker Montclair. N H.
f-iizabeth Caldwell Rogers. widow OF z. p
ttogeFS d. D.. in the ssth Of her Funeral
on FRIDAY moTnng October "A at 1880 o'cock
IN the south Reformed Church. OF Madson-ave
ana Sssh-st New-Hork City Hartford (conn.l Al
hany tN - papers please copy.
RoSS-On Tuesday. October 2f Elizabeth Ross for over
nifty years faithful friend the family Of the late
John HAYS Funeral private.
sEoRD-At the residence Of her sou BENJAMIN seccrd
widow OF the late Townsend Secord in the 03d wear q
neF ase Funeral at the AmawaIk Meeting House
FrlcaY at O'Clock Carriages will frisnds at
Aorhto"h HeshtS Irain leaves l1th-st az 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS 5 RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington, Oct. 2S-The Dakota disturbances has
moved uortheastery and IL central tonight in Minnesota
Pressure continues LOW the plateau and Rocky
and the Pacific Coast The Atlantic Coast
has by Of high pressure that has
from the upper lake region 70 New-Engiand IN
the last twenty-four hours-
There has been Of consequence except on the
Pacific coast, the plateau region. NeW-England and
Florida The temperature has fallen IN New-E'ngand
AMI Northern York and risen In the Middle and
south Atlantic above the seasonal average
generally throughout ali parts except
%ew-Ensland and the Facihc coast the excess IN some
regions amounting twenty degrees Fair weather will
continue Friday and Saturday throughout the
northern and Florida, where rain is prob
able
The Temperatures viii rise in New-Engand and the
lower lake region and weather is probable for
rortheast becoming south Saturday. the Gulf Coast
the winds Will continue light from the cas-, 70 southeast
Lakes shifting N" northwest on Superior Friday and
steamers departing Friday European ports will have
fresh TO southeast winds and fair weather
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For New England. fair to-day; warmer IN Interior
SATURDAY increasing ccudiness showers western
Tor Eastern New-York fair to-day warmer IN interior
saturday showers. fresh winds increasing
urdav.
For Eastern Peunsy lvania tofsysexcept showers
north portion; Saturday showers: fresh
Tor New~ieTsey ana Delaware fair today; Saturday
showers. fresh east 20 southeast WINDS
fresh southeast winds
For Western Pe1nsylvani showers today and IN
portion saturday, cooler saturday fresh southeast
winds.
& cT.S SS"T WITH To4 hGH'T IN @ and 6oran e5 Esy ss
southeast winds. Increasing
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
4 CLINIC FOR CONSUHPTITES.
PROVIDED FOR IN PHILADELPHIA BY
THE GENEROSITY OF HENRY PHIPPs
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

By TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.4
Philadelphia. Oct 25.-Through the philan-
thropy of Henry Phipps. New-York man,
Philadelphia is 10 have clinic for the treat
ment Of poor consumptives. Mr.. Phipps is
much interested in charitable work of any kind
and when he heard. through DR.. Lawrence F.
Flick. of No 136 Pine-st, president of the Free
Hospital for Poor Consumptives. that PhiIa-
delphia was in need of clinic, he Immediately
gave 5000 for the purpose Of securing suitable
quarters for a clinic, and said he would give
money every year TO support the institution
The Free Hospital for Poor Consumptives,
which has the plans for the clinic in charge.
has accepted the offer of Mr.. Phipps and has
already taken steps TO secure quarters for the
officers and dispensary of the clinic. While the
exact site of the building has not yet been
made known. it is understood that it will be in
some district populated mostly by the poorer
classes.
Mr.. Phipps stated to the society in charge Of
the work that he would give more money II
it was necessary. The cost of the maintenance
of such a clinic will be from $1,000 to $4,000 a
year, which Mr. Phipps has promised 20 pay.
He has long been identified with charitable
work. and a few months ago gave S1Oo.Utn for
the aid Of the widows of the Beers. He has
also before given several thousand dollars 70 the
Free Hospital for Poor COnsumptives which is
in operation at White Haven.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

plant at One hundred and -forty-second-s and
Rider-ave 10 incinerate refuse and garbage. Prop
erty has been purchased az the point named and
. large plant IS to be erected. All garbage and
light refuse from Harlem and The Bronx are to be
disposed of there. The system is experimental and
has the approval OF Mayor Low and Commissioner
Woodbury. Of the Street Cleaning Department.
The city has awarded contract 10 the De Carrie
company with the pToviso that the plant about 10
be erected can successfully do the work. Sanitary
and other precautions will have to be taken for
the protection of property owners and residents In
the neighborhood where the plant IS 10 be erected
before the Health Department and local authorities
OF The Bronx Will consent 10 its esta ntshment.
The plant Is not 70 he erected and put in opera
ton before December J.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
ODELL ON HILLS CHARGES.
THE DEMOCRATIC AND INDEPENDENT
PRESS APPROVE THE COY
ERNOR'S REPLY.
AMENDE HONORABLE
sW-York Herald Qnd }.

, rom ! he Newly loTk Herald Qnd.l.
IN his speech delivered Al Syracuse last night
Governor OdeN absolutely retutes the charges
made by David =. Hill on Tuesday and printed In
some Of the upstate papers on that day.
These the effect that Governor odellS
desire 10 CenFraliZe the management OF the state
charita bic institutions due 70 his owning stock
IN q Newburg grocery hrm- which was thereby
enabled 10 sell large quantities Of supplies 70 the
institutions IN question. .
Mr.. Hill told his audience ~ Rochester that all
the purchases were made from one firm al New
burg, and ChaTa cteTized the Governors motives
institutions Transparent and .mercenary.
The Herald" yesterday reported extracts from
Mr HnIs speech and published statements from
the State Democratic papers which were evidently
inspired by certain Democratic leaders a Her
ald'' reporter sent to NeWhurg yesterday and
found, after careful investigation that there was
evidence whatever 10 support these charges.
Governor Odell last night IN speech IN SNracus~
gave detailed and emphatic denial 10 this Demo
cratic fabrication which should convince every fair
minded citizen of his integrity.
When Governor odelI made his memorable per
sona tour Of the State institutions during the ter
Tihle hot wave IN the summer OF last yeHr The
Herald heartily commended mis- personal interest
m the charities and edtoriaily supported his plan
for securing centralized and responsible manage
msled iu yesterday printing The alsga tious Of MI
Iil and the upstate journals.
The newspapers have OF late been made IN" vic
tins Of somewhat similar concerted literary bu-
reau' methods which do not rebound 10 the credit
Of Mr. Hill or his candidate and The Herald" Is
happy 10 be IN position 10 refute this latest
pagu sanueT.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

Mails for Newfoundland. ty rail - North sydney. and
thence by close this Office daily n
(connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and
SaturIayl- Mails Miqusion. hv rail o ard
by close this ofhce daily u
Malls for by rail Port Tampa. Fla thence
by this Office daily
1850 a m. connecting closes made Mondays.
Wednesdays and Saturdays)- Malls for Mexico Citv,
overland. unless sPecaly addressed for dispatch
this office daily sunday at
m n 80 y sundays I .
q n Mails Costa Rlta Belize. Puerto Cortez ana
Guatemala, by rail Nevs-Orleans,
steamer close at this office daily. except
day. at VI 80 and fIl30 m. SUNDAYS at
p and III 80 2 m (connecting closes here Mondays
for Belize, Puerto COFtez
for CuateInala. and Tuesdays 1u:SO n m for costa
Rca). tReSisteled mail closes at p. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

FRIDAY-At IL a. for Azore Islands. per Pen
tnsular
SATURDAY-As $50 q. for Netherlands direct per
5 s. Ryndam mail must be directed per 5. Ryn-
dan'D. a a m Belgium direct. per iceland
tnah must De directed per Zeeland> $50
a. m supplementary 10 A. M for Europe. 3 q
lucaota Via Queenstown. at $50 for scotland d.
rect Furnessia Cnau must be directed per
:. FuTnessia'I
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-This takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class Of mail matter for other parts Of
Europe viii not be sent BY this ship unless specially
directed by her
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers Of the Arrer English
and German steamers and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

monument to her husband az Berben. NORWAY The
statue she said. most artistic and the most
hfelike representation of her husband she had seen
ON the steamer also we're Mr.. and Mrs f Roose-
Welt Scovel They had been away on two months
Wedding tr,p They We're delighted 10 hear that the
illness of Mrs. L =. Grant was not so severe as
bad been reported
Miss Ger9ldine Stoney. sometimes called the
Irish BEAUTY" was also passenger. She Is on her
wsv To Bermuda. where she will visit the family OF
sir Henry GeaTy. the Governor. On the same snip
came also Lieutenant Colonel Parkinson. OF the
stah n Sir Henry Geary.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
RIcHARD NJ. GOODHEART.

Hackcusack oct. % (SpeciaD Richard NJ Good
heart, a manufacturer OF extracts IN Reade-sI'
.NeN-York. died last night at his homo In Hacken-
sack from Brights disease. He was fifty years old
lie was an officer Of the Hackensack Gentlemen'S ;
Driving Association. owning two good horses, ana
beIon1Sd 10 the HaCkensaCk Lodge of ElkS. the
Hacksnsack club and the Oritani Field Club. He
leaves a widow.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
WILLIAM II. MACY.

Orange y J.. oct. % (SpeciaD-Wtliiam II. Macy
seventv-three years old. a well known resident of
Orange for the last eighteen years, died Yesterday
his home No g. Reynolds Terrace. after linger-
ing illness re was born in Nantucket, Massachu-
sotts and was connected with the firm of John
Boyle & Company, of New-Iork He leaves a son,
StarhIlrk Macy The funeral will b. conducted on
SATURDAY. morning by the Rev. Dr. John Fulton
PATTERSON pastor Of the central Presbyterian n
Church Orange, and the burial Will be in Nan
eZat
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.

FRIpAY.-At - N. for Mexico. per 3 NIatsazas via
Tanpico must be drected per = MarsnzaS1.
IL NJ. YuCatan and Campeche, per : DaggTy:
at l2s3" 2 for Inagua and Hart. per Paloma-
SATTRpAY-At : a for Bermuda : Pretoria:
at a. m for Porto Rice, Per = Coamo; at a. m.
ga a. Curacao and Venezuea.
per $ Maracaibo mail for SavaniIla and Cartagens
directed per 5. Maraca bo' -: at $50
(slpp Iemenetary .O30 a. Fortune Island.
Jamaica. Savanla Cartagena and Greytown, per : $.
Allegheny (nail for Costa Rica be directed per
AUeghany) at 10 2. m. for Cuba, 5. :. Mex
ico. Havana. 10 tor Grenada and Trinidad.
Il a. for Barbados. Pernani-
bueo, and faulo. per 5. Capri (mail for
parts O Brazil directed 8
CAPRI: at II Barbados Northern Brazil.
s Hilary. via Para and Manaos.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
MRS. GILBERT.

Too lines from . versihed apostrophe addressed
70 George Frederick Cooke, by an admiring bard
hsneo Phillips. might appropriately he addressed
~ Mrs -. IT. Gilbert, who ~ the age Of eighty is
euA acting. and still giving pleasure TO her au-
eience
hfguued hy thee. old Time. with aspect the,
Leans on his sceptre and forgcts his scyth"i
" ".
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
Posfoffsce Notice.

CShould be DAILY al interested. a changes
tme-l
Foreign mails for the ending October % 1902 viii
close prompty all the General Posto1ce
follows: Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at D. Monday and Wednesday
REGULAR and supplementary Mails close at Foreign sta
ton har hour later than closing time shown below (ex
cept that Supplementary Mails Europe and Central
America. via Colon close hour Foreign Sta
rioul
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
r ELIZABETH c. ROGERS

Montclair. oct % CspeciaD.-Mrs. Eliza beth Cald-
well Rogers eighty-nine years old widow of the
Rev. DR.. r. = Rogers. Of New-York died the
home Of her daughter Mrs. James Fl. Walker. i'm
Valley Road last night. after an illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Rogers was a member Of the South
Reformed Church in New ork, where the funeral
will be held to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
THE HON. LADY BIDDULPH,

London. oct 23-The Hon. Lady Biddulph,
who was a lifelong friend Of Queen Victoria,
died at Windsor to-day.
King Edward visited Lady Biddulph just be
fore her death
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
MRS. OLE BULL BAcK FRon NoRw,r

Mrs Ole Bull. the widow Of the Niolinist re,, ,
here yesterday on the steamer Majestic after -
Of two and half wears in Norway. She went d,ra
~ 10 her home az Cambridge. Mass. Mrs Bun -
that she had recently attended the unveiling of :
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

Highest temperature Yesterday. - degrees lowest
average Sd average for corresponding date year So
average fr corresponding Twenty-Five years 81
Local forscaSt-Fair to-day saturday showers fresh
south winds. increasing saturday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24

opoy1 RESIDENTS DISTURBED.

o- WELCOME GARBAGE INCTNERATING
PLANT APPROVED Fr CITY.
.,s.nts Of A certain section OF The Bronx
s,r,,,rbed over the announcement that the D@
Car,s Msnunarra--1s Company Is 10 estaphsh d
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
HoPELEssLY STALLED N MUD AND MIRE.

sou N Austria 70 secure for him a contract With
hUhelik for Amerir5. that he had deposited $1,000
IN a hank At Prague 10 further Arons0ns plans.
IL vas stipulated that II Aroufon did not secure
ilF contract hE july ~. the money should 10 re-
turned TO FTohman by the hank. and the matter
como - END. ATorgon having failed 70 secure
the contract. Frohmau secured from the banking
nrm tho return Of his money. and sent Hugo Cor
l"z 70 AuSrra t. cousummete the deal G'rlitz
succeeded where ArOnson had failed. In spite ~
~" fact that Arouscn was unable 10 bring about
The deal. he st! felt that he had Just cause for 4
claim in one-half the profits of Tho Kubelik tour.
There have been two trials of the case lste. which
has been pending Sin~e last wear.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-24
II WILL RECoIL.
Trom The Brooklyn Eagle I'm.

Governor Odell eNcuSabIy characterize 81,
,ess Of this attack and Of those who ~ ,n+ 9aSe
strong terms His indignation will be Ses sSe u IN
an MS assailsntS should be severe and ~ 80 ss W
will be The attack would have deserved ~ 'diiilh ny
,enfion had IL been confined 10 the sor,I.u" III" Al
which it started. When David B HiI Vas rom %
and foolish enough give To IL his att.-n,iSs I'W
tndorseuent the situation was altered s,SS aSh and
arnor OdeIl has very properly dealt with ~ GOV
,er Mr. Hills POLICY OF Socialism and Desrrl-ss mat
has simply advanced step further bv tb{tt tlon
tality and bun1er, iiIn@ m en- enough remains of tSo
for them hN responsibility upon those Who Vhy Si ana
plsh ''Nir''