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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement OF the kind in the country. Every
other one here or elsewhere, has been started
I'm imitation of this pioneer The Tribune cord
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No collectors are ever employed. and all conec-
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OF q
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THE DRAMA.
Military dad" at the Gqyrick.

4 comedy by Leo Ditrtchstein. entitled MILITARY,
MAD opened the Garrick Theatres season last
night and crowded house received the Offering
Win uhieished laughter and pleHteous applause
me p'ay' though in parts leaning toward the far
cical furnishes some strong clir,axes and s,z+a1e
interest throughout Mr.. Ditrichstein The author
phys Che heros part, and does it we'll barring in
dlstnctness Of enunciation. due TO a slightly Cor
nan accent Miss Ida Conquest in the leading
--iille character. rich daughter Of Kentucky
who after much tribulation IS won nv the aasb
ing German officer. Captain Won Hoheneck CAIr
Ditrlehstein is pretty and attractive but she ought
TO drop her efforts at Southern dialect These
oeglh and end with an "ah," for the first personal
prehoun- Henry Y. Donnelly Is easily the comedy
star Of the performance
The cast follows:
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7RANsPACIF1C MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



DAILY.
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OF their Uninterrupted overland
70 port OF sailing me anal CONNECTING mails
p previous day1 close az the General Postoerce.
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for Philippine Lslancs. Via san francisco. cioSs a.
6.3O D N AUGUST IS for Dispatch s. : Siberia
JaDan. Korea China specially addressed mail
Philippine Islands via Seattle close $50 Az
Korea China and specially addressed
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August IS for disparch per 3 oazfa-
Islands close
Il = for dispatch per T.. : Transport.
Japan Except Parcels Post Nails. Korea.
Philippine Islands Vancouver and Victoria. B C
close az $50 august 50 for dispatch per - =
neT-Zeaiazd Australia Cexcspr west. Nsv-CaIeaonia
Samoa. Hawaii and FIJI Islands. VIA san Francisco.
close a $50 September for d-s7arch 8 s.
sierra. or Cunard steamer carrying British
mail fo- New-Zealand does not arrive 4
meet with this dispatch extra ulailsclosirg $50
a r. 8 a m ana $50 p m--vlil be made ID ana
forwarded the arrival % the Culard sreanerl
Hawaii Japan Korea China ana Philippians Islands VIA
San Francisco. close a. ESQ n September TOR
dispatch per $ Cuptlc
Tahiti Marquesas Islands VIA San Francisco. close
$50 p N September for dispatch psr
FIR Islands Australia except Nsw-Caleaoai..
via Vancouver and Victoria s. G. close AZ $50
September 10 for dispatch per s StaIuka
Russia instead OF via Iaoan. usual route
Unless otherwise ADDRESSED West Australia
forwarded Europe. Zealand via Francsco
Kueicnow Szechw8n ana NWaEssi. British India
Philippines specially addressed
via Europe fuliy rrepald a foreign
Hawaii - forwarded via san francisco ex-
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Possrnasssp>
Fcstornce. New-XOrk. y. =. August 1e. 1904
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NE. INGALLs's NARROW ESCAPE.
His Train Saved from Wreck by Quick Ac-
ton of Indiana Farmer
rpr rrrrGHArH To TIE rrrer@E J

indianapolis Aug. President II. Z ingalls, %
the Big -Four Railroad had a narrow escape from
death yesterday afternoon his special train left
Goshen. Ezra B!oggh farmer, passing along the
tracks saw part OF o. rail broken from the track
As the same moment he heard the whistle o. the
specials locomotive down the road. ana realized
that II impossible TO flag r. N time 70 prevent
an accident Instead he forced the broken r7tl
hack i'm position and Jumped from the track just
i'm time 10 ESCAPE being struck.
The train. consisting 81 engine and two
coaches Dassed over In safety but the broken rail
Uss torn out hyr tire wheels Of the last car and
hurled some distance up the track.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hearing before state Railroad Commission on grade
crossing. 40. u Batter Place. J. M
Nesting o. t-A Board ~ Aldermen, City Hall : 2 N.
sror-e-7E-4 festival II the Central Republican Club
of the XNNIer Assembly District. Harlem River
Park. One-hundred- aud-tN -seventhst and Sec
ond-ave.
Meeting u the Republican club of the XTtth Assembly
District Sizty-nfjf-s ST. and BroRdTay M
Fs1d concerts in Mount Morris and Tompkins Square
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ELEVATED ABANDONMENT APPROVED

Albany. Aug 22.-The State Railroad Commission
to-day approved the abandonment of that section
OF the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Com
pany's system, which is operated by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. extending from the inter
section or Myrtle. and Hudson aveS. along Hudson
ave and Iork-st. to the Fulton Ferry The
commission saws that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company Is TO construct additional street surface
lines in the territory be given up by the elevated
At the recent nearing this proposition there was
opposition
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MIME. scHuMANN.HElNK IS Ill.

Manager F c. Whitney last night denied the
story that Nine. Schumann-H eink was suffering
from appendicitts He said that the contralto had
been compelled by illness to cancel her sunday
evening recital at Saratoga. and to come to this
oit1 for treatment. He said the doctor had dag
1oSsd her aiIment as stomach trouble, and thought
~ would Weld 10 treatment There will be no
oneratiOn. he declared.
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pgeREE cor OSBORN AT CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge England. Aug. 2.-The honorary oe-
gree ~ r,oe.ar ~ Sciences gyas conferred on Pro-
lessor Henry z. Osborn. Of Columbia CnlFerslty'
Sew-york CITY. al the university here THIS at'er-
noon Premier Balfour. as president Of the BRUSH
ASSOCIATION Tor the Advancement or science anu
TIE heads q the colleges attended the ceremony at
which sixtcen other persons connected with the
Esssions OF the British association received similar
cignit.es Professor Osborn was loudly cheeTeo
wien &c was presented by the public orator
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENU E-Colouet George W Dunn
Eirsbsm+on HOFFMAN, Mayer ". 3. Kirk.
s;yrscue- HoLdAND-The Earl OF -uston. {
Ei+z~araid Mater and Thomas Fraser, London,
I\TPERIAI-T A Hanna. Cleveland. MAJESTIC
W. W Crandan. Nashville SAN0tTT4IGS5sJGe u
L Slower Amsterdam y. \ WAltD3ftE A.
TORfA-Foward elliott. St Paul, and J b N.
6.rosvenor. Newport WOLCOTT-M J. Magr1der
N-a.r-- ~ al
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D. LYNCH PRINGLE.

San Francisco. Aug. I'D Lynch Prlngle, for
rnerly United States Minister TO Turkey, and also
to Guatemala died IN San Francisco to-day he
leaves two sons, Captain Poinsett Pringie, Z 3 y,
and julius Pringle. OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23

This was the first appearance together of Mr..
sethern and Miss Marlowe. The two stars had
long conference before going to work. They are to
Iehearse three plays" Hamlet" Romeo and
juliet" and Much Ado About Nothing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23
M. PRYOR las BARE CHANCE.

At St vincents Hospital yesterday 1t was said
that DR. W R. Pryor. who is i'll there, is slightly
better DR.. Pryor was said TO be resting comfort
ably, and 1t was declared that there was a bare
chance OF his recovery.
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From ONE PRESIDENT TO ANOTHER.

Buenos Ayres. Aug. arthur NJ. Beaupre.
the American Minister. called at Government
House to-day and presented to President Roca
a personal letter from President Roosevelt, &C
connpsnied by a photograph OF the President
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MISS KATE CHOPIN.

St Louis. Aug 22.-Miss Kate Chopin. well known
an suthoress especially a writer Of stories
OF creole life In Louisiana. died to-day at her home
In this city from hemOrrhage Of the brain.
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Through a typographical error the acknowl-
edgneut of Dunedin In issue Of August ia,
was made TO read 50 instead Of $50.
Money intended for the fund should he sent
either bv check express or p0S1oflice money or
der ana should oe made payable TO the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
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Tribune Local observations

IN this diagram the continuous white !ae shows the
changes pressure indicated by The tribune SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Rccord-The following ofical record
from the Weather Bureau SHOWS the CHANGES IN ne
-FOUR hours. N coIn-
mn with corresrnrfing date OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23

Highest temperature YESTERDAY So degrees; lowest a.
years. -.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and coolar: Wednesday
fair. fresh westerly winds.
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TRANSATLANTIC MATS

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POstoHc- Notice.

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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Died.

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BANNING---suddenly. on SATURDAY. August % 1904
a os sa Pd cBn9 e' p 5s M bus F
II a. n. Iuterment private.
BECK-On Sunday. August - after 4 short illness
Madame vitoris Eugene Berthe Beck nee Metz IN her
Blanche. Paris. France,
RgPE ;5, sou1srs centre on slnday august
E9sra services rom his late ssssnes on Ihr'aay
ing Grand Central station s:1O a
BoARDMAN-on Saturday evsnins. august IN, 1904.
IIs'R-sr-. On Tuesday. August g al : P. N.
BJ-ILEy-ou August ~ 1ao4 at MANCHESTER ", e
doTe a s1iSsy all Of BToeElyn y y In'ermsnt al
CLINcIty-At ocean Grove, on SATURDAY morning Eliza
VIE OF Captain w.a5 n Il CineAy Of White NE
10 5S a. $500 80 -.4s ~ VII -esss
ST Carriages will oe IN waiting az Asbu-y PARK sta
Wednesday. August p. at $50 ? m
corr Colorado sPrilgs. On Thursday, august IS
late t1ai and saTah Lyman Cory. EnsraI services in
the FIRST ressytsr:5 CnlFca OF Aarr2StGyn On Tues
and western train leaving Ra-clay-s- at
ELT-ou August % 1904, Caroline Boes Ely, widow Of
ne late Colonel George B Ely and d4qsateF Of he
Tsar Funeral services from Ter residence, River
Al IL o'clock.
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
AND TRADEsMEN.
Brothers; RegrsttI announcement made q the death
On The rs inst % sT. Bro James 1s for t3ToqT
ga inst late residence No - West 55th-st-
JOHN BEATTIE. President
RICHARD T. DAWES Secretary.
AITCHELI--Ar her residence. wildwood Great Neck
Long Island. Saturday morning. August 20. Cor
reIa Post widow e. Roland Green Mitchell and
daughter OF the late Henry and Mary Minrurn Post
on Wednesday morning. August "a. 1918 o'clock
Kindly requested that no lowers be
NEwELLs-At Mecha1icsvflls. y Y. August -
Helen 2. Newell widow q the Rev William W. Newell.
Funeral services St Luke's Church. Mechanics
vile, Tuesday. August IS al 80 ?. m.
PEsINGER-Cn August 90 1904 Hannah z PestnEe-
wife % John 7 Pesnger. IN her list Funeral
from her late residence. No. SOS Madson-st,
friends respectfully invited. Internsnt Wednesday
was a Daughter Of tie American Revolution and
c-andaaughter Of Isaak Van Wart, CT caprors
u Major white Plains. y y papers please
CCPy)
simpson wife Of Joseph Simpson. or No II PaItsaAe
ave, tonAers FqIsrs4 SesVicss W. &c ned
a. residence or w h. ao's' Ne, %" tTeL5oE-a'e
Yonkers. Wednesday morning
ST GEORGISuddsn!y on Saturday August 20, az ort-
lev y. J, Resale Cddie widow OF Christopher r St
Sluincy-st-. Brooklyn Wednesday. August "a. 8
O'clock
aged - FunsraI services at WarwicE, \ Y. en-
foot Char1hers-st-. S,1o a n
CEMETERIES.
Great Pineawn Cemetery.-Privats station Public
unausoieum- Every convenience IS W S4th 81
UNDERTAkERs.
Frank E Campbell. esd st.-stephen Merritt Ernb'rg
Tel 1924 and 1898 Chelsea 24l-S West Esd 81
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
VEST INDIES ETC.


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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC Exrrp-


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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Nance oNeil in a New Play By
Thomas Bailey Aldrieh

Miss Nance O'Neil. who was so popular last win
ter in Boston. Will reopen her season NJ the Ire
mont Theatre. in THAI city IN about month. and
on October 10 she viii present a new drama hT
Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Mr. AIdrtch has just com
pleted this work, which is in verse It will be
called. It Is said. The Tents OF Assur, and will
treat Of ancient BIBLICAL times As yet the fact of
Miss ONeiIs appearance in this drama has been
little announced Mss O'Neil will make her first
Broadway appearance at the Herald Square Thea
tire on November gS
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Great PineIawn Cemetery.-Private station Public
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CORNELIUS VAN COLT Poss-nassss>
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Inst Tel. 1898 Chelsea. 241-S West Esd 50.
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