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New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
ORDER FOR JAMES STOKES.
Conferred by Gar in Recognition of Work
Of St. Petersburg Y. NJ. C. 4.

In recognition Of the success attained by the St
petersburg Young Mems Christian Association.
known there as the Society for the Moral Improve
lnent OF Young Men, and founded by James Stokes
Lhfee years ago. the Car has conferred on Mr..
stokes the Order OF St Stanisas (of class)
The insignia of the order were recently received by
MT. Stokes from Count Cassini. acting under spe-
t Glai order Of the Gar. Count Cassini IN deliver
g lhenl 10 Alr Stokes stated that the ST. Peters
ourg, association had become the most efficient and
popular organization in the city.
=, ne association now numbers more than one
Lnousdho members, and cannot receive more, it's
rooms are constantly crowded beyond their
pdcIty- Many features Of the American association
nav nave already been introduced. Mr. Stokes who
mas invested a large amount of money in forward
ING associations in Europe. has been member OF
Ii IlS WoFlQ s committee for many years He estab-
sheo large associations in Paris and Rome, and in
organizing this association in ST. Petersburg fur
hiShed the money needed to establish it, and pro-
Nlded the services of Franklin Gaylord, Aneri-
i can, VINO had in previous years assisted him in de-
vices have been similarly recognized by the French
and Italian governments.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

.,,,ls he conducted in the most scientific
= vtne-chancellor Peterson Of McGn Uni
..srs,tv. Montreal also deprecated the assump-
- that Capitalization must take place exclu-
-,,,slv in the old country. and modestly re-
-te5 that his own college had succeeded in
-..-,cfing students from England and Scotland
= .otinr I'D the higher aspects of commerce.
- industry and introducing specialized work
-. also commented upon the hospitality and
,-..,dlv feeling shown by the universities of the
rr-,,ss states 10 Canadian students desirous Of
-,s.c,,ting postgraduate studies and acquir-
= speeiaI technical education. and he gave
.;-- that strenuous efforts must be made to
.sar the universities OF the future United
et.,os of the Empire equally efficient and at
....,,-a There were other voices from the colo
-, - sraphasize the fact that scientific foun-
s..i,,s for applied industries and practical arts
- ,ot been laid at either Oxford or Cam
- This truth was blurted out by all ex-
- when Lord Rosebery's appeal was made
> ere London County Council for the endow-
..snt Of technical university in the metropo-
vs II did not lose its SAVIOR when repeated by
,bs representatives Of the colonies IN incisive
.,esls for the coordination Of the universities
., the empire.
The conference was closed last night with an
,rmense gathering at the Hotel Cecil. with the
pr,r,e Minister IN the chair; and If IT had not
beeu for . single speech the results of the in
.s-chanee Of views among the educators of the
ev,pirs would have been left IN a nebulous state.
Mr.. BaIfour began and ended in haze, the clos
est approach 10 a practical suggestion in his
sreeeb being a surnise that centres for special
study and research might be found here and
there within the empire and that English
spes king students ought 10 find in their own
universities conditions for work more suitable
and more congeniaI than in other parts of the
world The colonial responses were dull and
Circurspect and the speeches from the English
snd Irish universities were Ineffective. Sir Gil
bert Parker alone gave a clear and ineligible
r oeount Of the proposed academic union. It
was not a conspiracy against the strongholds Of
classical learning and philosophy. There was
10 intention Of diminishing the efficiency of the
time honored courses Of study at Oxford and
Cambridge which had been instrumental in de-
veioping the scholarship Of the world. The real
motive for coordination Of British university
functions was desire TO exalt science TO its
Tightful place in a world pulsating with COM
mercal rivalries, as 10 keep the nation and
the empire abreast Of the conditions of mod
ern progress. The application of principles and
methods Of science TO the industrial life of the
world was the supreme end TO be accomplished
BY concerted action Of the leading universities
OF the empire. This was the summary of the
given by the most active leader at
the banquet; and il WAS in accord with Lord
Rosebery's appeal fer the conversion of the
London University into a well equipped tech
nicsl college. supported by the taxpayers of the
metropolis INF.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport, R. l.. July 1s (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Widener and Lady Bache Cunard sailed for
New-York this afternoon the yacht Josephine
Mrs Charles Hall entertained at luncheon this
afternoon at the Stone cottage. in Bellevue-ave.
Mrs p F. Collier entertained dinner tonight
at the Coats villa.
Rain interfered with the Sunday concert at the
casino tonight Dinners were given the grill
plazzas by William Cutting, Mrs. wil!!Srn Gros-
venor and Mrs. Travers
Great interest has been taken hers IN the
nouncement in London dispatches of the marriage
OF MIS- Maud Jahray HunRewell to John Stansbury
Iooker' although It had been expected for some
time Mrs. Hunnewell a daughter Of How
ard s. Jaffray and granddaughter Of Edward S
Jafray. She was married about twelve years ago
to Hollis H. Hunnewell. Jr., a son of Hollis H
Hunnewen OF Wellesley Mass. She has two
daughters, aged ten and seven. A divorce from Mr.
Hunnewen was granted her last October at East
cambridge. Mass. John Stapsbury Tooker IS the
son OF Gabriel NJ Tooker. He is a brother of Mrs
Whitney Warren and of the late Mrs J. Wads-
worth Richie
Mrs E Reeve Merritt Of New-York. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard. at
Sunset Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll Will not spend
the summer in Newport. having changed their
plans. Their cottage was closed to-day. and this
evening they left for New-York
George G. Haven is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. c. Taylor, at their cottage in AMMAN
dale Road
James J. Van Allen entertained twenty at dinner
tonight at Wakehurst- The decorations were
American Beauty roses.
Mr., and Mrs. John Jacob Astor entertained at
luncheon to-day on board their yacht Utopan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Bencard guests of Louis
S. Brugiere, at the De Rham cottage.
Miss Anna Sands gave a luncheon to-day IN honor
of Lady Bache Cunard
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
DOESN'T THINK 1T so BAD.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your issue of Tuesday noticed
editorial article, "A Backward Parcels POST and
we wish to enter our protest at the general
favorable description Of the foreign express service
that you have given voice to- We have been estab-
Hshed in the foreign express business for some
thing thirty years past, and complaints such
as you mention are rare occurrences with Us. and
our services are exceptionally wen established in
all parts Of the/world, and If you have occasion
again to write on this subject Of parcels post,
hope you Will not be quite general in your
demnaton Of the existing facilities Of foreign ex-
pressage
very much benefited by the prompt and cheap de-
livering OF samples and express goods, and. far
the conditions of the countries themselves allow
we can guarantee the promptest and the cheapest
deliveries I'm any part Of the world. and
have stated, we would appreciate your bearing in
ter. and We are PITT & SCOTT, LTD
Newly ork, July Is, 1868. Per e n. Whiting.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
mANsPACTFIC lIATIa-

Hawaii via San Francisco close daily $50
up July TO inclusive. for dispatch Per a Ala
china and japan via Vancouver b c. close
disparch per Empress OF india (MeFchancise for
Unlted states Postal agency AZ Shanghai cannot b
Forwarded via Canadal
daily al 6:39 p Up July T2d. inclusive, for dis
patch per s Nippon Maru-
Phl.uptEe Francisco. close here daily az
p m TO July "a. inclusive, for dispatch per
china and Japan via Tacoma close daily $50
D. m Up July f2S inclusive. for dispatch per = =
NsV Zeaisnd Australia Except Wesp New-CaIsG0ni4.
FYfi Samoa and Hawaii Francisco. close here
daily AT n August u Inclusive for
rsfch ser Ventura OF Cunard steamer carry
Ing British mail for Nea-letlassi aces 70. -
rive Ia tins with t1is Dispatch extra uaiiS
-closlng a. $50 a. m. $50 a. ard ESQ p n:
sundays $50 q n. = = a. @ile e-sy -
Be made UP and forwarded until the arrival q ~
t5S, rS5iaa Japan AID PhGiP9ias Islands, via san
Frencisco close daily At $50 p m up % august
4s inclusive. dispatca per = . Stasrla
Taitf aua Marquesas ISLANDS VIA san tIsnc-sco e5S
for disPaseh per 8 > Aariposa- - -,
a f-rcepr Westl. Fili Islands and Nevy-CS.edonia-
"a Vancoassr Victoria. b g. close here daily az
eco .. August 10 Inclusive ror d-s5@ten per
5i-ss otherwise addressed West Australia
fs-1Vardes va Europe. and New-Lealand and Phl1-
pines via lsco-the quickest routes. Fnlp-
uines specially addressed via Careda via ~
Tores' must - tliiy PREPAID the foreign rateA
Hawaii - forwarded Francisco exclusively.
malls f1rWa~4ed % sailing cay
the schedule q closing ss arranged On the PRE-
sumption of tneir uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mail clcscs 500 D m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTf. Fostnzstsr.
POEtocnoa Nsw-YoTk. n. y July IT. iSoS-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
MEDAL FOR THE PRESIDENT.
To Commemorate His Presence at Worlds
Fair Dedication.

St Louis. July 1s.-The management OF the Iouisi-
ana Purchase Exposition has sent a gold medal TO
President Roosevelt. in cOmmemoration his visit
to the worlds fair for the dedication ceremonies
A letter accompanying the gift reads in part as
follows:
We are forwarding TO you to Oyster Bay the gold
medal which has been struck especially for YOU as
a souvenir of your visit to st. Louis on April so
last during the dedication ceremonies. This medal
has been duly registered in the Patent Office at
Washington.
We hope that this medal viii be to you as pleas
ant souvenir of that occasion as the honor Of
your visit has been and will always be to
The medal is OF solid gold. about an inch and q
half in diameter. On one side Is a picture Of
Thomas Jefferson and on the other a cornucopia in
front Of the rising and the words Dedication
Ceremonies Louisiana Purchase Exposition St
Louis. q. s. A, April S0 1903"
The case for the medal is IN keeping with the
medal itself. The silk plush covering IS ornament
ed with heurs de lis The initials of President
Roosevelt form monogram IN the centre Above
the words Louisiana Purchase EXPOSITION" snd
below April So McMIIL"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

For the eOnvsnssnee OF TRIBUNE READERS Nsro~4
h9ye been made . keep ths DAILx sna
LoNpoN-EoteI Victoria. Savoy Hotel TIE IanshAns
pole Hotel Cecil Midland Grand Hotel, Horrersa
folkst. Erlbankuent; GSueeus Hotel Cpp-r Norwoo4.
ENGLAND-Adelphi Hotel. Liverpool: Queens HossL
Tun6ridge WeIls: Midland Hotel MSSseam6s hSyf
ESySl Hotel Rosszon-Wye; Bull Hosel, CSmeri6ses
HolieT's shanklin Hotel, Isle Of Wight; Watsrsoa
Hotel Bettvs-y-Coed Wales Royal Oak aoesI
scoTLAND-st Enoeh Hotel Glasgow stAHea Eossa.
GIBRALTAR-The Hotel Cecil
PARISEIotel Chatham Hotel Binds Grand Hotel Ese~S
Palais Hotel de a CIrande Bretasns Hotsl con-
r,o, tnental Hotel ST James and Albany.
1REI7AND-SheIsurue Hotel Dublini Royal vi1tsr4
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotsl sEss-upoa
Rome: ROYAL Hotel Rome; Grand Hotel AK ies
6ains; Hotel Louvre and savoy. AK les sans GrA.4
Danieii Venice; Grand Hotel Venice; Hotel DO Il
BELGIUAILs Grand Hotel Brussels; Hotel Kursaal
,,,,, Beau size. ostene; Continental Hotel ostsnd.
DE-NMAHk-Hotel De rAngleterrs CopenhaEen-
RCSSIA-Hotel Berlin Moscow.
NassaueT-E Hot Hotel Wiessaden; Fcyr ssA~-
sons Hotel Wesbaden; Kaiser-Ffof and Augusss Vio-
{qTiaIoad W.es6aden; Four Seasons Hotel Guniehs
Baden: Hotel Bellevue Dresden: Hotel Carlton
lin; Hotel Bristol, Frankfort-On-N Main: Hotel
Baden: Bu- Hotel Furstenhof Fisenbach: Hotel Ma
tional. StrassburE; Neullens Hotel Ak Ia Chapsles
Linden. Berlin Hotel de Russle Munich: Grant Hotel
Nuremberg; Hotel de Holland Mayeuee-on- Fthinss
AUSTRIA AND sTiTZERI-AND.fIstei BRISTOL viennas
Grana Hotel HgnEaria BUDAPEST; Aotsl Nesiqnals
West End. Carlsbad; Hotel Euler. Basle; Hotel
Bernerhof Berns; Continental. Lausanne; Hotsl Eu-
rope. Lucerue; Hotel KHRger Marenhad: RuEsn
Hotel Turg Frauhlick. Intsrlaken: Grand Hotel,
Se Ia PaiT. Geneva, Hotel National CARLSBAD; Hotel
Schweizsnhof Falls OF The Rhine. Nsuhauseni Kuss
aaus Carlsbad; Grand Hotel de VsveZ. VsVey; Hotel
BauF au Lac Zurich
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
BUFFALO BREAKS BOYS ARM.
Advance Guard of Wild West Show at
Jersey City.

when the residents in the neighborhood Of St
z,a,,I-eve and the Hudson Boulevard, Jersey
C-;tv. arose yesterday, they were surprised 10
saa half q dozen buTfai0es grazing on the med
dows near by. They were the advance guard
Of a wild West show" that Is TO arrive to-day.
Several boys startei in TO tease Inc animals
-,.,.ar one Of the bulls caught Herbert Gamttry.
e.-,a,+aep wears old. IF No 56 st. Paul-ave.. on
he horns ard tossed aim over fence. breaking
his left arm. The lad was taken 70 the City
Eospital. After that the animals were not dis
turbe6.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
HEA1THFULNEss OF ITHACA.
Mayor Says No Other City Is Safer as Place
of Residence or to Visit.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Anent the report which appeared in your
issue of Thursday, July 16. I would state for the
information of the public;
First-That the epidemic OF last January was over
months ago.
Second-That the Ithaca Water Board, organized
in April with authority to expend $4,000 for
supply Of pure water. is sinking wells to veins at
least go feet in depth and more are projected.
Third-That wells flowing aggregate $4,000
gallons a day; an amount which will be greatly in
creased when pumps are attached.
Fourth-That with board of health Of more than
usual efficiency composed of our best citizens, with
artesan water largely used for drinking and cook
ing purposes together with the fact that no eX-
pense been spared 10 make this city the clean
in the United States, give me warrant for say
ing that other city be safer as a place OF
residence or 10 visit than Ithaca at this time.
GEORGE W. MILLER.
Mayor Of the City of ithaca, n. 7.
Ithaca, n. Y. July Is. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
OBITUARY.
MISS AUGUSTA CLARK.

Elizabeth. n. J.. July 10 (speeiaD.-Stricken with
fatal illness while 4 visit to her niece. Mrs.
George A WardIow. OF Cherry-st. this city. Miss
Augusta Clark. OF PittsbUFg. died suddenly to-day
She was in her seveuty-fourth year Miss Clark was
born at Newburg N Y. in 1873 She was a cousin
of Edmund Clarence Stednan and first cousin OF
the late General William Belknap who was secre-
tarv OF War under President Grant Her brother
Frank 1. Clark with whom she lived, IS chief
gfneer for the Westinghouse Air Brake Company.
OF Pittsburg. The body was shipped 10 Pittsburg
ton 1fr-hf
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
HORACE HUNTINGTON.

Saratoga, n Y. July IS (speciaD.-Horace Hunt
ington q retired crockery dealer. OF Cincinnati
died in the Saratoga Hospital last night. He was
prostrated in May with paralysis at Elnwood HaH
where he guest de vas unmarried. and
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
PostOmce Notice.

Should be DAILY BY AL iaterssss6 enzng-a
may at
Foreign mails for the ending July p, 1908, VIII
close promptly az General POst1fhce
follows; Parcels Post mails hour earlier than
closing shown post malls for Ger
close D m. Monday
Regular and supplementary mails close al Foreign sta
ton half hour closing time shown below
supplementary and Cantrat
America via Colon. close hour later az Foreign
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
a1lromoalLE PARrY IN NoRTHAMPToN.

hzortbarnpton Mass July ls tspeeiaD-Janles q.
mrs automobile party the Rangeiey Lakes,
Maine has arrived here from LenoX- They crossed
the mountain in a heavy rain
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DUKE OF AsRUzzI COMING TO AMERICA.

conc rome July ls.-The "Tribuna" says the Duke OF
@ofuzzi on board the cruiser Ilguria vii, s4ortIy
visit several North American ports
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
CONSUL GENERAL HoLLowAY's rRip.

petersburg, July Is-United States Consul
1[ --Fi a boAoIay has gone 70 Harrowgate. an
1-s-isA watering place on leave OF absence.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Died.

CoLLINs-At Cambridge Hospital Cambridge AIass
July 10. Alfred G. Collins.
DOUGHERTY-In Brooklyn. on the 18Th inst Anita
wife OF Paul Dougherty, and daughter OF johannes
Lund and his wife. Anna Kronberg. OF HeIsingborr
Sweden Funeral service private.
GRIFFLN-Suddanly. July Is Is0s at his residence
Hotel San Reno Edward Payson Grimm. Funeral az
the Brick Presbyterian Church 5th-ave. and S7th-sr
Tuesday. July 81 AT 10 a P1ttsburg papers please
copy.
MATTHIESSEN- Of appendicitis at Morris
town. y. J.. July IL 1908 Emma widow OF the late
F. o. Matthessen and daughter OF James nd
Mary BoyIes. OF Philadelphia. Relatives ana friends
respectfully invited funeral service
at Woodawn Cemetery on Monday. July 20 las
Special leaves New-York Central station At
O'Clock Philadelphia, Paris and Rome Italy papers
please copy.
ROBB-At he home in this city. the 18th inst in
the 54th year OF her age, Co-neIia Rensselaer,
wife OF J. HaInPdea Robb eldest daughter OF me
late Nathaniel Thayer. OF Boston Funeral al ber
residence. No. . Fark-aye-. Wednesday morning,
2zd inst, at 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
REQUEST FOR YOUTHS EDUCATION.

tnleago, July ia beauest o. Il 0oo 4, ~, iii
o Sustavus s Swift wiz enable clifton p. Pledrer
: 90 /, %,oFthNestern divinity student 20 realize his
-ee $3.50. % attending Harvard University for four
- s.Ag PledEer was .eublOyed bv SwIft q
fbis &c &c me favorable Impression he made With
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

THE TRIBUNE will be by any address In
this country abroad and address changed often
desired Subscriptions may be given your regular
dealer leaving. II convenient hand them
In at THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

Highest temperature yesterday IS degrees lowest el
degrees: 6s degrees; average for correspondents
date year degrees for corresponding e
last twenty-five years. % degrees al.
Local forecast: Fair warmer today 4NesoAS A~N'
light fresh west winds
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure BY The Trhunes seii-
recording barometer The dotted line shows the epera
Is recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature the last wen
tyfour hours comparison with the corresponding date
o. year;
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
ANSPA ACTFIC

CI-BA-Rv rail 20 Port Tampa, Fla. and thence ey
srsau.sr eyses al daily except Thursday
at IS 80 a. N. Ohs connecting malls close here On
Mondays. Wed1 esdays and SatuTta5sl
NEXICO CTTE-Overac- unless specially addressed for
dfsDateh bv steamer. closes al this once daily
sunday. 1-S0 and Il 30 p m sundays
al 90 o. N. and IIS0 2 m
NF,WFOIN NDL.AND-By ran North sydney. and thence
By steamer. closes tHis Office daily at ESQ 2.
connecting mails close here Monday, Wednesday
and saturday,
IAgAICA-Bv rail Boston BY steamer.
closes Al this once D. m every Tuesday and
Thursday.
Gloss a. this ofice daily $40 . m.
BEIIZE PUERTO COf5IEZ and GtAIEAALA-By rail-
10 New-Orleaus and thence by steamer, closes az this
once daily. except sunday az I49O p m and fllsao
"a. sundays ~ 900 and III 30 2 ~. cor
meeting mail closes here Mondays AZ VI 30 ,
COSTA RIC.A-By % NeW-Lrieans and thence ~
steamer closes this once daily. except sunday.
~ so D m III 30 D m. Sundays az fi:oo
and I'll so p connecting uail closes here Tues
tfSset5rered mail closes Al 500 ?. m previous day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
is the best. The HAVING
BurnettA II L for your food Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Domestic Rates.
~ ranTv NsATr TEAM

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points in United Canada and Mexico
(outsde Of boroughs Of Manhattan and The BronD
Also 10 Cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii and the PHILIPPINES
without extra expense for foreign postage
~. IL l. p
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
FORECAST FOE TO-DAY AND rrEsnAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS Morning.
Night.

t29l5s s7ssls i2I7s4s slsu
!, u
- Il ~ i s.
. TT ~
- f-sfTrTssS
4 y ~ ~ 4.l
= 49, ~. ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

4eSLeroay RECORD ana Io-uays Forecast.
Washington, July 19The OF low pressure central
Saturday evening over Eastern New-York has moved
of 20 diminishing greatly IN energy; the
pheric conditions TO the westward stagnant
and to-nights map presents important features.
second OF low pressure overles the plateau
region. but gives little promise Of moving east
ward
There have been showers to-day in Eastern Tennessee
and locally in the East Gulf States the lake region and
the extreme Southwest temperature changes have
toward warmer weather Fair weather probable Mon
day ana Tuesday in all districts except the lower lake
region and Northern NewEngland where showery con-
ditons viii prevail Monday. Widely scattered showers
atlantic States.
Important temperature changes are not anticipated The
winds along the Atlantic Coast VIII mostly west o
southwest and light fresh Gulf Coast mostly
northwest.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports Will
Rave fresh northwest winds and fair weather the
Grand Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
For NewEngland fair to-day except showers in east
portion Tuesday fair, warmer fresh northwest winds
except the Maine coast. where north winds Will
ish.
For Virginia fair to-day and Tuesday; warmer in
southeast portion; Light southwest winds
For Eastern New-1orE NeW-JerseY Eastern Peunsyl-
vania, Delaware, District Of Columbia Maryland
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-york. oc-
casonal showers today, with rising temperature Tues
day fair; light TO fresh winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Married.

NICHOLSON Saturday Julv Is 1914
at the Abbot residence Redding. Conn Katherine
Harrison, daughter OF the late E Harrison of
Ne"-Haven. 10 Truman Nicholson. OF this city.
Notices OF Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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