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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
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Held; but, without wishing to deprecate in the
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remind readers that the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund is. so far as known. the only one in which
absolutely every dollar contributed by the pub
lie goes directly to the work Of sending q poor
child to the country, keeping him there for two
weeks and bringing him back again. Every So
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magnitude of the operations Of the Tribune
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS ELECTION.

san Francisco. Aug. 2o.-T'he veterans OF the
EpaEish-Amer5can War and the Philippines insur-
recLoa have elected officers follows:
Csnns-Se- in chief-GeneraI Owen Summers Of Oregon
Senior ScecoTlra aerA MAJOR B. 7. Sine OF California
Arizona
5a5go advocate EsnersI-GeneraI n. P. Metcal. Of
Kansas. -
s4-gs1n gsaersl-AIaia- L s Brown, q Washington.
tzPstl geaera-The Rev Joseph s. Woollev. al Rhode
o-1rsrs O: the dsy-LGegteaant L Hartman. OF Idaho
BE edJutant general and quartermaster general
eie 70 De appointed by the commander in chief.
a -cso4llon vas adopted declaring strongly il
-loI q l-s consolidation Of al existing organiZa-
IONS q veterans OF the Spanish and Philippine
~e-Sr a-u I1s Rev. 6 .. NoolleE was chosen a
-=-tsEts 10 eastern meetings or the various
tle-les 70 urge Cgrsolios ton.
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GOVERNOR AT OYSTER BAY TODAY.
To Visit the President-He Sees the Yacht
Rzce.

Governor -Oden will go TO Oyster Bay to-day 10
confer with the President. IT is believed that he
will discuss the local situation in the State and
also give the President the benefit OF his observa-
tons during his trip through the West. The Gov
ernor went TO the yacht race yesterday on the
Naval Reserve boat Aileen In the party we,e
Lieutenant Commander Fry, Captain Forshew, of
the I'd Battalion. Naval Reserve; Secretary James
c. Graham. Judge ". y. Goodrich. Judge Perkins.
of Kentucky; AdjUtant General Henry and Reuben
L. Fox. Governor Odeu was the guest Of Com
mander Fly al the Union League Club at dinner
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

1t Is not often that one meets a rei5png monarch
IN public tramcar. But cid King Christian o
Denmark, who in certain respects is the most
democratic Of crowned heads delights in this
means Of conveyance; and while he does not 90
to the length Of employing it at Copenhagen. yet
when at Hamburg the other day he rode about
everywhere in the surface cars attended by q gen
tlemd -I-waiting. ard recognized by many of the
passengers. So lar know, he is the only reig2lng
sovereign who adopts This mode Of Iocomotion
since the death OF cid Dom Pedro, who. while En-
peror OF Brazil, used when visiting London to
horrify the English lords-in-vaiting assigned by
Queen Victoria TO attend him by riding in the
penny bus.
Emperor Nicholas is also on record as having
on one memorable occasion ridden IL a tramcar
IT St Petersburg, shortly after his accession to
the throne lie had learned that one or the officers
Of the Preo5rajensky Regiment had been ostracizsd
by his fellow officers for having ridden in
car, the ground that it was damaging TO the
dignity and prestige Of the corps. The Emperor
also ascertaiued that the young subaltern was far
from rich, being the sen an old colonel who had
little but his pay to sUbsist on. So arrayed in the
uniform Of this particular regiment, which he in
variably wears and OF which he IS colonel the
Gar rode q considerable distance in the tranlcar,
and then. alishting the barracks Of the regi-
-neut summoned the officers 10 his presence. asked
them If it that the Of trans was
contrary TO their ethics, and, on receiving al
hrmative reply. informed them that he had just
been riding on surface car. and inquired whether
they proposed to subject him 10 the same pre-
posterous treatment their other brother officer
the young subaItern above mentioned. with whom
he warmly shook hands. at the same time intinat-
ing that inasmuch he did not ostracize the lad.
he would not allow any one else in the regiment
10 co so.
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NO OPPOSITION TO ROOSEVELT.
Quay Says Pennsylvania Will Support Presi-
dent Next Year

Pittsburg. Aug. 2O.-When asked tonight
what he thought OF President RooseveIt's
chances for renominaton. Senator NJ. S. QSy
said:
have heard OF no opposition to him. Penn
sylvania in my opinion. will support President
Roosevelt at the national convention next year
The Senator was on the way to Philadelphia.
where his daughter Miss Coral. will name the
new battIeship Pennsylvania.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CUBA-By rail . Port Tampa. Fla. ana thence -.
steamer closes once daily except THURSDAY
$3.50 a m tthe connecting mails close on Har-'
Gavs Wednesdays Saturdays
MEXICO CITY-Overlant unless specially addressed Tor,
dispatch y closes at Office daily exceus
sunday. al $50 ? m. and I-3o ? Sundays a. i
~ p
NEWFOT-NDI.AED-By rail 10 North sydney ~
thence b. steamer Office daily Al 30 y
m connecting mails close every Aonday Weines
cay and saturday,
JAMAICA-By rau % Boston. and thence by steamer
closes this once AZ ESQ p m. Tuesday ana
THURSDAY
NIOUELON.-By rau % Bosto1. and thence By steamer
closes a this cfHce daily 60 $50 p.
BELIZE. PUERTO CCItTEZ GUATEMALA
rau 10 NeW-Orieaus and thence by steamer closes AZ
oflc5 daily. SUNDAY. q nd
I'll 80 p. m. sundays az n and t1l50 D n
connecting mail closes here Mondays 30 NJ
COSTA RICA-By raI SeE-(l-eans. md thenrs
closes az this olce daily. except sunday a.
4I30 2. and us P Sundays a % NJ
111:3 p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
I'll 80 ,. U}
tIiesisterea Mail closes a; ?. m. previous day.
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MISS DREW MARRIEs.

Boston Aug 20 (SpecIap.-AIiss Grace Esther
Drew, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Drew
and FOR eight years writer under the pen name
OF Nargery Daw. was married at noon to-day TO
George William AIger. the Sew-Yorz lawyer. The
Rev. Edward Towle. pastor Of the Second Unitarian
Church. Brookline performed the ceremony at the
home CT the brides parents, Lougwood- The bride
was attended by Miss NJ Louise Fynes. Mrs. Ellie
NJ Alger and Mrs Benjamin r CuTrier. The best
was DR.. Eli-e n Alger, brother % the BRIDE
groom.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-days Forecast.

Washington aug. 2o--Ths weather has cleared over
half OF the country except along the New
England Coast and the South Atlantic States where
showers over the half pressure
low very high temperatures and fair weather
cept Utah where local thunderstorrns have lowered
the temperature somewhat, Pacific Coast,
where it slightly cooler. In the Northwest the
temperatures ranged from so 10 100 degrees.
The in the Northwest viii slowly
eastward and southeastward extending into the central
valleys and upper lake region Friday and into the lower
region Middle Atlantic States Saturday. will
quite Friday in the Northwest, and Fri
day night Saturday the upper lake region and
upper Mississippi Valley. The fall In the two lat
local thunderstorns. No other
precipitation Of consequence IS indicated except II East
Fl0rtda showers will continue.
On the NewEnglsnd Coast winds viii be light 70 fresh
becoming SaruTd on Inc Middle Atlantic
Coast they VIII be Light north becoming east Saturday
South Atlantic Coast light and variable: the
Gulf northeast 10 east; the lakes
light south. becoming Saturday and the
lower lakes light fresh variable. becoming south
Steamers departing Friday for European ports viii have
light winds and fair weather 70 the Grand Banks
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TRUMAN ). WALLACE

ny TELEGRAPH 70 1HE TR1BJxE1
aoosick Fails. =. y, Aug 20-Trur.ar ? v-.,-
lace died this afternoon al his home il, Rfsfr :.
here after brief sickness He was r7-,-,i-,sr,.7
1noH-a as q banker having been president ~ tl5ss
tltSi national Bank here. and was Interested in
many nC&Ic.al affairs. He was senior u1eT1be~ ~
ne arm Of Wallace. Jones & Ely Mr. Wa1iacs
vas seTCLty-eiglt years cid.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY

For the District Of Columbia Maryland fair today
Saturday fair warmer variable winds, becoming east
and fresh
For Delaware fair to-day and saturday; light north to
For New-England fair to-das; Saturday fair warmer
interior. light shifting 10
For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair today Saturday fair
warmer, light o fresh north TO winds.
York. fair to-day; saturday fair with
warmer in Interior light north winds becoming east and
Saturday
For NegJersey fair to-day; Saturday fair. warmer in
interior north winds becoming east and fresh sat
urday.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Nev-YorA
far warmer to-day Saturday; variable winds fresh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

Trfest teaperaure Yesterday. IS degreesi lowest %
degrees. average = degrees: temperature for
corresponding date last year 20 degrees; average TEN
erature corresponding cate last twenty-five years %
degrees. -.
winds, becoming fresh easteTly saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

The Right Hon. Horace PIunkett is well
known this side OF the Atlantic. having spent
q number of years on ranch IA Wyoming where
he still owns q considerable tract Of land devoted
cattle, that the news Of his being knightcd by
King Edward. which gives him the right TO the
prefix OF Sir his Christian name. will be
ceived with interest BY his many friends in the
United States. The knowledge of agriculture which
this Of Lord Dunsany acquired n America he,
has turned 10 good account since his return TO
ireland by founding. in conjunction with Father
Finley, S. J., the Irish Agricultural association.
for the purpose Of promoting agricultural co-opera-
ton Started only a few years ego, there are to-
day some three hundred cooperative societies,
,5teh about thirty-fve thousand members, IN the
Emerald Isle Cooperative carrying. cooperative
supplying OF seeds and fertilizers, cooperative
credit etc. have proved successful that the
"Gombeen man"-that combination OF storekeepeT.
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POstomce Notice.

Csaouh be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
az az
Foreign mails for The week ending August q 1903 viii
close promptly II all cases) at the General Pusto1ce
follows Parcels Pest Mails close hour earlier than
Regular and Supplementary Mails close Foreign sta
ton half hour later than closing tle shown below
cept that Supplementary Etas Europe Central
Amsrica. VIA Colon, close Foreign
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sATLRDAT-At $50 a m for Scotland direct per :, $.
Belgium direct. per vaderland (naail
be directed per NaGerlandl: 30 a.
Complementary Tor Europe. Per 5. Carnpania.
Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer taxes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers, and Samples for Germany
only. The class OF mall for other parts OF
Europe viii nos be ssat By this ship unless specially
directed by her
After closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers. aid remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour o. sailing o. steamer.
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s or the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS an-usa
49, II,IBCNE on die n TIE reading %
LO&DON-HoteI Victoria Saw. TT-eal
IlIIet aIiJea Hotel Ca-idge's Hotel Hotel Metro
pole Itutel Cecil. Midland Hotel. Nszr
EtoteL Hotel Russell, The Howard Hotel Norf5lk-st-
Ri oaHAHaent, Queens Hotel. Upper Norwood
l-eelst Midland Hotel Bradf0rl. Hotel WellnEron
5unocldse Wells: Midland Hotel. Moreuarabs Pay:
SS2y,l totel Ross-on-Wye; Bull Hotel CamhridEs:
NLdl3nq Hotel Derby, Holer-s Shankiin Hotel. Isis
o. Wlshts Waterloo Hotel. Brttws-y-Coed. Wales
0CO 1-SA-Ell-SC Enoch Hotel Glasgow Hctsl.
,-yr@ssy 1i station Hotel Durnfriss--
FALtlsttotel Chatham. Grand Hotel Hotel de LILLE
dAi6ion, Grand Hotel de rAthsnee. Hotel du PaIaa,
hotel de Ia Grande Bretagne. Hotei 81. James and
HoLLAND-Kur Haus Scheveaingsn
44'E -. eIDurne Hotel Dublin: Royal Victoria Ho
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotel MstropoIs
Rome Grand H tel Bains: Hotel Louvre and
savoy. AK les Raius. Hotel. Venice Edsr
Palace Genoa; Hotel Royal Daniel. Venice: Grad
bAIIl CALe Grand Hotel Brussels: Hotel KursaaI and
r,7-eSSIIsu ste OsJeEd; Continental Hotel Ostsnd
EISSlA-4otel Berlin. Moscow.
sons Hotel, Wiesbadsn; Easer-H0f and Auguste VIC
Itfia-uad- Wlesbateu. Four Hotel. AIuuichf
ttolet strauss Nurenberg. Hotel Bellevue. Dresdens
Fiotel Brs-ol Frankfort Mans Neuens Hotel Al
Hotel de Russo Munich: Grand Hotel Nuremberg:
itotel de Holland. Mayence-1u- Rhine Hotel Wurtsu.
AUSTRIA AND yvITZERL.AND-HoteI Bristol Visnnat
Strand Hotel Hunsaria. Budapest Hotel National.
Carlsbad Hotel Victoria. Intsrlakau. Hotel Euer.
basle, Hotel Bernerhof Berue; Hotel Europe. Luz
SIrand Hotel Lausanne; Hotel Beau RtvaEa. Geneva;
Cranq Hotel de Ia Paix Geneva Hotel National,
Sariscad. Hotel Schwsizenhof Falls OF Rhine
Seuaeusen; Grand Hotel de Vevsy. Vsveys Hotel
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA WEST
INDIES ct.

FRIDAT-At . a n FOR ST. kits St Eustatius and St
Martins via Kits. BRUSH. Dutch and French
Guiana per Cller. a 8-3U a. n Psrnambucc.
Maceio AID Rio Graate del sui per 8 = Mi-a1sa-
(mai must be directed per s. Mirauar1s a.
10 a m Tor Haiti per PTtns Willeza II
FOR Cape Haiti Port De PAX Curacao. Fenezueia
Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must be directed
per = s WilIem H. az Il m for Mexico. per
NIAGARA Ia IpIco fLnal must De directed per
Niagara at .. for Porto Plata. par a .
Foxhau. from Boston Cnau Tor other parts OF the
Dominican Republic be directed per 8 Fox
halrp; $50 ?. FOG Bermuda. per steamer froaa
Halifax.
SATURDAT-At 4 e. for Argentine. Uruguay and
Paraguay s = BaroLsC. at $50 a N. for New
foundland. Per Rosalind: al ESQ a. tsuppgs-
$50 M Tor Porto Rico Curacao and Venea-
ueia, per Caracas (nail for savanLla ana Carta,
geua be directed per q s. Caracas'1- AZ 0.31
m fslpple -nenLary 1880 a. FOR Fortune Island
Jamaica savanila and Certagene per :. Altai (nai
Costa be directed 90 s. s. Altar.
$50 a. m supplementary 1850 a. for InaEua-
Haiti and Marta 5 s. Athos: 10 far
Cuba. per : s Mexico; va Havana ~ u n. ts-
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay, Per Q. 8 Sailcr
Prince: at $3.50 ?. fer Cuba. per = oltn5A via
Havana.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oRsrr-.~-o~s,

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated BY The ITpNes SEX
recording barometer. The dotiea me SHOWS me 7iL-I
t1re recorded g local weather bureau
The following record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes 81 temperature for the last TWEEN
yfoGT comparison with the corresponding date
oe last year
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whiskey seller and money lender. who has been
until now the curse OF Ireland, especially OF the
peasantry-has been put out Of business.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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MISS GOULD GIVING LIBRARIES.
She Will Put Them in 7. N. C. A. Houses She
Has Helped to Build

La Porte, Ind. Aug 2o.-NIss Helen Gould. who
has literally endowed the Young Mems Christian
Associations in a number OF cities in this State
along the line Of the Wabash Railroad. has ar
ranged TO place number of LIBRARIES in the build
ings which she has helped 10 build.
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Addrsss all communications relative subscriptions
adNtEtist aents u TIE TRIBUNE NeE-Ecrk City.
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5c bird Ws IS ~ d t su5 5:g on AuFRs: e.
also members Of q escent Lodge 10 402 r. and a. II
are invited to attend The tusal services az Eighteenth
9Tday aft Sa55' at fS eiocs near sat
DRIGHA4T-At Greenwich. Conn, Tuesday August Is.
day. august 81 AZ in the Methodist Episcopal
f2Sc. aS9s aaasst.I 70 Y Gsae5a ss &
Brown: aged - yes 5 Funeral AZ the Church OF the
: O'clock. Tntsrraent at Greenwood.
3d n. Tsss at w9's LAKE :, Is
H Bunlsted, Funeral private.
CUsHMAN--
Rsat members Of t9 ne Grand Lodge are tFatsEnay
Cushman, al No. a53 EInwoodavg. BaffaIo. on satur
EDWARD N L EaIERs Grand Secretary t-
ssosa :, =. Il auspst IL 1908 anna nm Fred
Of DIT De W WI .6 GnI9s La9s f Gf 35Gyn EHsFa
Greenwood Cemetery.
4 AIS ! 3 35 memory Of Ebert Nissan a'ted
a Fsnp yaSif oN y s SH FTq 5Sa A Aas5 e.
4e.sI serves x 'a seer Q. AeT eaGs1LeT MS
Friday. August q, a. ?. m.
PERKINS, ms Sudden At Cant9n Ca Thursday
and M521 P i15 IN ss 1ss Notice Of
Beecer PTindIe Beloved HUSBAND Of Louise A5ei.iIs
T t9 Fe5 5h r fses' A9 9 g a. a ae5e Ne Is
Interment Voodlawn at convenience OF family.
REID-suddealy. at her residence scarsdale y y. on
Of the late Aaron Bertrand Red. Funeral private
RooME-on Wednesday. August Ia 1903. Margaret,
widow Philip J. Roome. IN the seth OF her
friends invited % attend the
services late residence. No. ~ 30th-st
Friday, August q. at p n
WoODCOCK-on THURSDAY. August 90 at the home OF
her rother-In-aw. William Chandler Casey. Bedford
y Y Matilda Astor. daughter OF William Palmer AMI
The late Mary Bard WOodcock Notice Of funeral
after.
XOUNC-Tuesday. August IS, Laura De,avan. daughter
o. Jose1ha 81 and the late Edmund Murray Young Of
New-Y0rz. Funeral service Friday. August q. 10
a. m Trinity Church. Broadway a. Wall-st. Inter
uent Poughkeepste. y. y.
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The Springfield herald., 1903-08-21
Blaine Vicinity.

Mrs. Katie Allen is visiting with
her folks ut present.
+. Hall had the misfortune to
have one of his best steers killed
by lightning Il few days ago.
Il. Henneberg is very sick just
now. He is bed fast part OF the
time.
1. McAiam and family attended
the Blaine Sunday School and
preaching service last Sunday.
Miss Nita Hall returned from S.
\. Fairbank last Sunday where
she had been visiting last week.
Harvey Hall visited home folks
last Sunday,
sBlanchat Bros. are building a
stoue house for h. uenneberg.
Robt. Pierce returned from La
mar laet Saturday.
\ very light shower fell in this
vicinity last Sunday night. Crops
look very we'll considering our
not. having had very much rain
lately.
A brother oi John L. McFar-
land and his family are visiting
here.
The 24-circle round up passed
through this country last Monday
Isaac Davis visited home folks
few days last week.
We hear that q. A. Dietrich
had mare killed by lightning
last week.
Rev. Guy E. Konkel preached
his farewell sermon at Blaine last
Sunday to Il very large crowd
The attendance at Sunday School
was also large.
&. A. Dietrich and son Henry
have taken IL bunch of horses
away to sell.
Sun SHINE.