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New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
MR.. HOAR HOLDS HIS OWN.
Doctor Says Immediate Danger Has Appa-
rently Been Averted.

Worcester. Mass. Aug. A-The o'clock bulletin
from the home Of Senator George F. HOar tonight
is as follows:
Senator Hoar has had a more comfortable day The
throat ana lungs are not causing trouble. He has
taken "A little more nOurishment. There is
pect OF good night
DR.. Warren R. Gilman. Senator Hoars physician
issued soon afterward the following medical sum
mary OF the case
The condition of the lungs. which cau-zd siarrn
has improved materially during the last three days
ana immediate danger has apparently been avert
ed. changes in the heart and other important
organs have been marked for some years. and these
changes. together with the exhaustion following
cry uncertain.
1t was said in the morning that the Senator had
held his own. A telegram Of sympathy from Arch
bishop Ireland received by lockwood Hoar
this morning
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
RECTOR FOR ST. PAUL's, BROOKLYN.
Bishop Appoints the Rev M. G. Flannery to
Roman Catholic Church

Bishop Mcdonnell yesterday appointed the Rev
Michael G. Flannery. of Far Rockaway. rector OF
St. Paurs Roman Catholic Church, Court and
Congress SITS, Brooklyn. 10 succeed the late Rev
DR.. William J. Hill Father Flannery will take
charge of the parish Monday next
Father Flannery was born in Broo -lyn forry-rour
years ago. and was educated at the parochial
school attached TO St. Patricks parish. and at St
Francis College, from which he was graduated In
June 1880 He prepared for the priesthood at the
Grand Seminary in Montreal. and was ordained on
June :. 1854. He assigned as Curate TO the
Church of St. Ambrose, De halb ana TOmphItns
aves.. BROOKLYN Nine years later ne was appoint
ed by Bishop Mcdonnell rector OF the Catholic
Church at Corona and in 1896 was assigned to the
parish al Far ROckaWay.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

Greenfield Mass. Aug. 24-Judge Edward E
Lyman CT the Franklin County District Court,
died at his home here to-day, at the ags Of sixty
nine years. He had been prominent in politics In
this region. A widow. two sons and two daugh-
ters survive him.
Charleston. 8 c.. Aug A-Carlyle Mckinley as
sociate editor OF The News and Courier" died
here this morning after lorg illness. He the
author of AN Appeal TO Pharaoh" argument
the deportation OF negroes TO Egypt, which at
tracted much attention. Some OF his poems have
been widely quoted He was distant relative of
T1rp NIciE
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
KAISER WAITING IN CUP OFFER

Berlin, Aug A.-Emperor William. before formal
y renewing his offer OF a cup be competed for
in a transatlantic yacht race awaits the con-
clusion Of the correspondence now proceeding be
tween his representative and the New-York Yacht
club respecting the rules that shall govern the
contest Some points Of difference remain 10 ba
settled but It seems likely that a fun agreement
will be reached by September 80
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
REAR ADMIRAL WATSON RETIRES
Has Served in Two Wars-Now on Euro
pean Trip.

Washington. Aug 24.-Rear Admiral John c. Wat
son to-day placed the retired list OF the
navy, having reached the age OF sixty-two years
He entered the service in September, 1856; served
during the Civil War, and in the war with Spain
was placed in command OF the Eastern Squadron,
which was fitted out for cruise across the Allan
tic to lombard the coast towns Of Spain. but which
did not sail owing the fact that the war closed.
He appointed from Kentucky of which State
he is a native. At present Rear Admiral Watson Is
travelling in Europe for pleasure and incidentally
IL nquiring into the methods OF moral training Tor
the men in foreign navies. He will make an ex-
hauStive report upon this subject to the Secretary
of the Navy when he
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
MISS HANNAH woLcoTr JACKSON.

Miss Hannah WoIcott Jackson. daughter OF the
late John p. Jackson. ex-Assistant United States
Treasurer. and Elizabeth Wolcott Jackson and 4
sister Of the late T. Wolcott Jackson died yester-
day morning her home. No. SAC Highest. New
ark She was taken Ill a few days after her broth
er's death. Miss Jackson was a member or the
South Park Presbyterian Church and was identi-
fed with several charitable organizations in that
city. Miss Jackson born in Newark and was
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM ?. SEYMOUR.

William p Seymour, a real estate broker OF this
city. whose funeral was held on Tuesday, was born
in Saltwater, Saratoga County. eighty years ago.
He married Sarah a. Hewitt in 1852. and moved 10
Dunkirk. where he was engaged in the lumber bus
mess for five years In 1857. with his brothers he
began the building Of a railroad over the Blue
Ridge Mountains for the government but on the
outbreak of the Civil War II abandoned Mr..
Seymour then came 70 this city. where ne had
since been in the real estate business In 1885 he
bought a home In Saltwater where he had spent
he since
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
CEMETERIES.
Special Notices.

Bohn's Horneop pathic Laxatives called from
their mild actiou-so mild indeed that the
sxhtest unpleasant sensation is experienced still
they induce the effect thoroughly and perfectly.
They cure habitual constipation headaches dys-
neosis dizziness and all disorders or the stomach
liver and intestines Many who have used them say
thew are the greatest health aid OF the century.
High uyers" will find them a safety valve,
thew keep the human machine in perfect working
ordsr Price sc. Your druggist obtain them
al Crittenton's or McKesson 4 Robbins.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25


THU CRsDAT t25thl-At a tor France. sEttssrAni,
Italy. SPAIN Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece and
British India per = Ia Lorraine, via Havrs (mail
for other parts OF Europe must be directed per
Ia I-orraine''l
SATURDAY t27th}-At $50 a m. Scotland Liver
pooi and Ireland. $ Lucania Queenstown
Liverpool for other OF
rected per =. Lucana' ,. a for Europe per
5 New-IorN, via Plymouth and CherbourSs s30
a Tor Belgium direct, Nacerand (unatl
be directed per ; Vadsrland'1 a $50 a
Tor Italy direct Per Princess Irene mail be
directed per : Princess Irene''l $50 m
Scotland direct per astoria aal must be directed
per : :. Asr0Tial- at II for Denmark direct.
per : Hekla tman must be directed PEI s.
Hekla
NOTICE-Five cents hair ounce in addition TO the
regular postage must oe prepaid on all letters for
wardsd By the Supplementary Malls. and letters de-
posted drops uaraed Letters for Foreign
after Closing OF Regular Mail for
a particular vessel. will for
unless additional postage fully prepai3
thereon hy Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC Mails
also opened the piers OF the American. English
and French whenever the sallings
a later and late mail may be deposited in The
mail boxes the piers OF the German Lines sailing
from HobOken- The mails the piers open one ho1r
and lst before sailing time and close ten minutes
before sailing time Only reguar postage letters
cents half ounce IS required articles mailed on
the piers % American White s-ar and German eSea
postage 10 haic
other lines
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican campaign meeting No 500 broadway, noon
Rand Transit Commission meeting. m.
Cre1lnE n Democratic campaign iE Kings
County Kingr County Democratic
Club. T. ScheruIerhoTu- st. 5 p.
Mass meeting regular Republican organization Of
the XIXth District Columbus Hall, West Sixteth-st..
2.
SIunsrnights festival A HapPers Democratic
club ~ the XJ[XIst District Manhattan Casino,
Pains Of Manhattan Beach, evening
Rand concerts Madison Square East River and Hamil
Fish parks. p.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Iieuteuan Governor r. ". Hg-
gins OIean n Y BELNED ERE-Professor Pufehl.
Berlin. FIFTH AVENUE-W. F, whiting Massa-
cbrsatfs HOFFMAN-Conor Okeliy NJ. P. Ire
land: ex-Mayor Qunlan. Syracuse, N Y. HOI-
IAND-John T. McGraw and ex-Congressman
lanes Cornwall. West Virginia; William J.
buchanan ex Minister to Panama. MANHATTAN
x-Ciove-nor P. G. Lounsbury. Connecticut. MI r
RAY HIII-Stephen D. Field, Stockbridge, Mass
SAVOY-ProfessOr o. Cohenheim. Heidelberg
WALDORF RF-ASTORIA-Jucge $. Miller Outcault.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
AN ENGAGEM EMIT.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nye Jackson have announced
the engagement of their eldest daughter. Miss
Mamie Nye Jackson. W. Lewis Stevens. OF
Castle Point. Hoboken. N. J, Miss Jackson is the
eldest granddaughter Of the late f. Wolcot Jackson
and graduated from the Misses Masters school,
Dobbs Ferry. Mr.. Stevens is the eldest son or
Colonel Edwin A Stevens. and is now senior az
Princeton University.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
WAITER HAS INHERITED 100000.
VIII Go at Once to Germany to Get It, Then
Return to This Country.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO TUE rRInrAE.I

Atlantic City. y. J., Aug 24.-Gustav kiElichef. a
waiter in this city has been advised By counsel in
Germany 10 sail for that country. as a fortune
f~aifs him of 100000 He has taken the advice.
and will sail from Philadelphia 10 Liverpool on
seDtenlber IT, He has been employed for the last
Year a walter ia the Rio Grande Buffet He
SAID to-day tnat ne would return to the United
etstes as soon as he received hts Inheritance.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


The schedule OF closing Transpachc Mails Is
transft of sailing The anal connecting
texcept Registered Transpacinc Nails which close 8
D. m previous dayi close at ths General POstofnce
naval Japan Korea China specially mall
Sor Philippin@ Islands. via san FraEcisco. close az
$50 D m AuEust IS for dispatch 5. siberia
Philippine Islands. via Seattle close $50 .. m
c,lst 90 for dispatch per = . kaEasawa Ma-a-
Ianan Korea China snecially addressed
Phlltpplne Islands. via Tacoma close a. $50 D
4 disnarch 3
and Guam. via san Francisco
a. m - for dispatch Z. :. Transport
Japan Except Parcels Post Mailsl Korea. China
PhIppins Islands. via vancouver and Victoria b c..
close az $40 ?. august 80 cor dispatch per n
Australia except wesU Ssw-CaIsdorla.
close al $50 D. m September for dispatch per q
Sierra Cunard steamer Carrying British
mail NewZealand does not arrive IN time
nect with this dispatch. mails-closnz $50
m $50 a. m and $50 D sundays 30
a m a and $50 m-wtN be made
forwarded until the arrival OF the Cuna-t stsarerl
san Francisco. close a $50 n September
dispatch s. = CoHtic
at $50 D. m. September , for dispatch O. k-
Fiji Isanfs Australia except west}
via Vancouver Victoria. B G. close at ESQ p N.
Siberia present forwarded ylA
instead OF via Japan. the usual
NCTE.-Lness otherwise addressed. West Australia
Europe NewZealand via san Francisco.
Kuelch0w, SzechWan and kwaussf via British India
quickest routes Philippines specially addressed
VITA Europe must be fully prepaid at the foreign
rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San Francisco
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. PousnnssR
Postorice. New-York. n. Y. August 10. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25


BEDELI-At souners Centre n. I. on sunday. August
Il 1900 James " Bede' In t9s I'm year q his age
August % az II a m. Carriages will leav-
ing Grand Central station at $40 a. m
CIAPP-At Clavsrack. \. Y, August % 1904. in the
ists C;-o-S- NJ Capp of Montclair n J Funeral ser
vices viii be held at the house q her son-na No
arrival Of from Barclay Christopher st.
NewYork.
HALSTEAD-On Wednesday. August q. Pearson Hal
wear OF his age Funeral service Friday p.
hts summer residence. No 1s5 Union ave. sara
toEa- Internent in Greenwood on saturday at D
w6icott daughter Of the late Iohn P Elizabeth
wocott jackson. Relatives and friends invited
dence No IIigh-st., saturday. August 27, 1904
AZ 23O D. m. Internent at the convenience OF the
family.
% 1904 Charles Cooper Mott. ia beloved Julia
Jerome and Charles = Mott ir-. aged and ,
months.
residence No 20 Clencening Jersey City, Charles
Ostror, aged 81 years. Brooklyn papers please copy
Notice funeral service hereafter
PETTIGREw-on Wednesday. august - At his resi-
deuce I12 West IlsJh-st- David Petugrew. Notice
Of funeral hereafter
PoOLE-sheriden Poole. suddenly. August -. the
esth year Of ais age. Funeral {Eo. tom Sh1ntry Of me
morning, at II o'clock
POsT-Eutered into rest. residence. PawinE
n. Y. Wednesday morning August II 1904 Betssy
late Lewis HaviLand- aged 81 years
CEMETERIES
Great Pinelawn Csmetery-Priysts station Public
mausoleuHl Every convenience AZ W s4th St
UNDERTAKERs.
Frank r. Campbell esd St-stephen Merritt Enh'rx
Inst. Tel 1894 and 1895 Chelsea s4l-a West ESD St
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the nrst
movement OF the kind in the country Every
other one here or elsewhere, has oeen started
,n imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
,1;,, welcomes all co-Iaborers in the field. but
without wishing TO depreciate in the least the
,,,orl, Of Others thinks it its duty to remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh AIT Fund Is SO
f,r as known. the only one in which absolutely
,.or,, dollar contributed by the public goes dt-
rectIv 10 the work Of sending poor chill to
the country. keeping him there for two weeks
,rd bringing nm back again. Every S3 insures
s,cb = vacation TO at least one child. There
have teen wears IL which. owing TO the magni-
tide of the operations of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund such a result was insured by every - %
NJ Collectors are ever employed, and all colIec-
ffcus nsade for il are purely voluntary. All e1-
1nrgas for orga nization, agents ana tue genera
pati,,er,, Of tbe charity privately betrayed
b,t The tribune itself and by the trustees OF the
F1rd There are no percentages to collectors 10
eoroa or,+ oF the contributions or the puoIc. ana
no payments TO agents. managers sesretsry s OF or
others Every dollar goes straight TO the penent
Of child.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
ATLANIICS OCEAN RACE.
BRENTON'S REEF CUP.
The ReSOIute and Endymion Finish
Far Behind.

Newport, r. l.. Aug. 24-Wilson MarshaIrs
schooner yacht Atlantic has won the race for the
bTenton's Reef Cup, which began at Brentons Reef
Hshtship at 1o;45 on Monday morning. She finished
at S:2;26 this morning dsseating tie schooner Res
quite by 3 :Iours l9 uis-utes 81 Seconds and the
Endymfon by 16 hours 80 minutes 2s seconds The
Atantlcs actual time for the course was 40 hours
~ minutes 81 seconds; the Resolutes 40 hours 5s
minutes Sc seconds. and the Eudyrnion's 81 hours
minutes A. seconds
Inc times taken when the yachts rounded Sandy
Hook lightshIp. the turning point in the course 1872
miles TO the westward. as follows:
Atlantic ,.oo,. - -.
E'ndyrnion - -N-E -
-'''''''- Not given
The Endymlon finished at 7:5s O'Clock Tonight
having been becalmed for fourteen hours The
Resolute was Obliged to anchor on Montauk Point
Tor six hours The Atlantic put two reefs in her
mizzen. owing to the hard blow on Tuesday morn
ing The official time follows.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Pnafnfflrr Nnftc-

Should be read DAILY BY all Interested as changes
may occur az ttme.t
Foreign mails for the week ending August 81 1904.
VII close promptly in all cases. at the General Post
o1ce as follows Parcels Post Mails earlier
than closing time below Parcels
Germany close . o. August - and 81
Regular and Supplementary Mails Foreign
ton Of West Morton
than closing time shown below teXCept that supple
mentary Mails for Europe and Central America via
Colon. close hour later a Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
TIE coLuMaINE GETS oEF rHg ROCKS.

CoIumbine ono Of the vessels OF the squadron
patroIIing the Newfoundland fisheries, which struck
on A rock in Suook's Arm. Green Bay. Monday last,
was refoated to-day. and will be brought here and
80
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

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Frankfurter Hof. Frankfort Hotel National. Strsss
burg; Hotel Grand NonarqUe Aix-ia- -Chapeile; Bad
Nauheln; Hotel Eaiserh0f. CiOdesberg-0n- Rhine
AUSTRIA AND SwTTZERIAND-HoteI Bristol vieuna
Grand Hotel Hungarfa, Budapest; Hotel Baur Lac
zurich; Hotels Victoria and YungfraQ. Inter
laken;; Victoria Hotel. Basle. HOte, Euler
Basle: the Stattrat. Carlsbad Rugsn Hotel. Jung
fraublick, Interiaken. Hotel Beau Rtvage Geneva
Grand Hotel. Lausanne. Hotel National. Carshad
Grand Hotel. LEgarO- Hotel Dc IA Palx- Geneva
Hotel BernsrhCf Berue, Hotel Europe. Lucsrns
Grand Hotel. Vevey; Hotel KursAaI. Maogia Ensa
dine.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-HoteI Metropolis.
Rome; Grand Hotel Venice. Eden Palace, Genoa
Grand Hote, Qurinal Rome Hotel Royal Denei
Venice. Hotel de Ia Villa Milan; Hotel Louvre and
Savoy. AiV-les-Bains; Grand Hotel AiSle 8ains-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Burton Holmes Will in Future Give "TraV-
elogues," Not Lectures.

The Burton Holmes lectures, beginning with the
coming season. the twelfth In America and the sec
ond In England. will hereafter be known as The
Travclogues Of Burton Holmes" This title was
invented for the first London season. Mr. Holmes
says. A TTaveiogue' IL not eCture-one listens
TO a lecture; one experiences a traveIoSue.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 50;
average for corresponding 70;
corresponding date last II
Local foracastToday fair; Friday. showers incress-
nz southeriY winds.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

DAY-DUNNTNG-O Wednesday August "a the
residence ~ bride the Rev. Percy Sttcknsy
Grant Mr Charles Day II Germantown. Mar
garet runnins. daughter n Mr.. and Mrs Edwin James
runninE Of Nev-Tork city
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

THE TRIBUNE be sent by mail any address
IN this country abroad and address changed as
oftsn az desired subscriptions be given 20 your
regular dealer before leaving or. mOre convenient.
hand them a THE TRIBUNE Omcs.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

w T. Keogh has engaged T. Tamamoto, a Jap
anese actor for the role or KOji in The White
Tigress of ia pan" which opens the season at the
American Theatre Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

,yora, intended for the fund should be sent
etrher bv check express or postofflce money or
der and should be made payable 10 the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
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Ward .-....I4 45O23551 -
Clothle- - 3 z 5 2 2 : Z : . 80
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In The TRIBUNE win
charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

Robert B. ManteIl. assisted by Miss Marie Booth
Russell begins his tour september in Waltham.
Mass. His early Will be devoted to perform
ances Of The Light of Other Days" his last sea
sons success. Late in November Mr.. Mantell is 20
make revivaIs OF Hamlet "OtheilO, ''Riche-
lieu" "Pouleo and Juliet and Richard III in
which h. has not appeared in several years. He
will present these plays in New-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
rribune Local Observations
HOURS: Morning.

IN this diagram the continuous white line shows
manages pressure Indicated by The Trbunes
rscordtnk The dotted line en-
nsrature IA recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local OricinI Record.-The following official
from the Weather Bureau SHOWS the changes the
perature the tweutyfCur hours comparison
with the corresponding date of year:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

and TRI-wEEKLY will be charged cent copy
extra postage In addition TO thu rates named above
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
Domestic Rates.
= EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all uoints In United States. Canada and
Mexico (outside the bor0Ughs OF Manhattan
The BRONX Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
the Philippines, without extra expense foreign
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25

Jacks Little Surprise farce in three acts
will be produced tonight az the Princess Theatre
under the management ~ James X. Hackett, with
Arthur Byron In the title role. and Miss Charlotte
Walker as the leading feminine character.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
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WEST INDIES. ETC
THURSDAY 625thr-At a FOR Cuba Tucatan and
MexCo must Be aireetsd per : = Esperansa AZ L
2 M roT N9o 9i2sSts 9eT a IsnPo rs ~ ma s1r
M Pas a5d and MaH at a e M @ British buR a
E2s Sfsn 81 GSaPa Mans DsF I a e Maqe h eT an "a & ktSs
ioupe must De directed per = :. TIer''i.
F5D2T .eSs & Ss3s must Il Il IN r.s fq. saBaso per S
12:S0 P m tsuppiementsry 1:S0 p NJ for ST
British, Dutch and French Guiana. per Cariobee:
saTrRD4Y 527thS|4t $50 a. n FOR Nswtaaniand pe-
Rosa!ind at a N for Bermuda per : Triat-
CuracaO and ysnezueia per zulia lInail for Co
zua' at . a n Porto Hieo per ; Coano.
70 fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia except MAG
a.en 5I IN r. rsrrs9 .sr $50 mai Ip ~
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for Argentine. Uruguay ard Paraguay per q
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.
CUBA-vIa Port Tampa, Flori5a closes at this once
mails close Mondays. Wednesdays and Sat
MEX1Co cTrY-overand unless specially addressed tcr
dispatch BY steamer closes az a. m ibis oGce daily .xssDs
NEwFo1-N -NDIANb except Parcels Post MafIs,-By ran
70 North Sydney, thence BY at
eT eTrv Ma4day Wednesday and saturday, ~ e'' nero
JAMAICA-By rail 70 Boston and thence BY steamer.
Moi ELONBy rail 70 Boston and thence By steamer.
4 s4S-fs a. SopIFAs S5s HoNDfRRs East Coast, and
GAUTEMAI-A-By rail- . New Orleans. and thence hy
+i:so p m. ana 1850 sundays a. u p n and
1850 p tcounect-Es mail closes here Mondays
COSTA BIcA-By ran 70 Sew-orIeans. and thence sy
tiO:sO D n connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
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