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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement of the kind in the country Livery
other one. here or elsewhere has been started
in imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field but
without wishing to depreciate in the least the
work of others. thinks it its duty to remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is. so
far as known. the only one IN which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes di-
rectly TO the work of sending a poor child 70
the country, keeping him there for two weeks
and bringing him back again. Every 50 insures
such a vacation TO at least one child There
have been years in which, owing TO the rnagni-
tude OF the operations OF the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, such result was insured by every So 20
No collectors ever employed. and all coIIec-
tons made for 1t are purely voluntary. All ex-
penSes FOR organization, agents and the general
machinery OF the charity are privately defraved
by The Tribune itself and by the trustees of the
fund There are no percentages TO collectors to
come out OF the contributions OF the public and
no payments TO agents managers secretary or
others Every dollar goes straight to the beneht
Of child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
AUTOMOBILE PARTY RECOVERING.
Not Mrs C. E Perkins, ST., Who Was Hurt
in Iowa Accident

Omaha. Aug 3-Mls c. E. Perkins. jr-. Of Bos-
ton. and Mrs J. . Robinson. OF Burlington, Iowa,
who were yesterday injured in automobile acct
dent were able To leave the Central Hospital TO-
dav their injuries being less serious than was at
first believed The FIRST report Of the accident
-auAd Mrs g. f. Perkins. as one OF the VIC
TINS buf later II was learned that il her son
wife Mr. Perkins sr-. and his wife We're not IN the
The partv's trip TO the mountains win not De
given up though Mr Perkins ST. and MS vile,
and Mr. and airs Robinson were forced 70 return
% Burlington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

ArF-1Ns-At Essex y Y Monday Angus, / Grace
bennington Atkins wife % Alfred c. Atkins saush-
vices AZ Episcopal Church. Marcy Gates
avss Brooklyn. y Y. Friday. August .. AT .
RrsBEE-At Greenwich, Conn. Cordela P B,shee
ar the home ~ her soHiay the Rev Josiah strong.
La1s residence oG THURSDAY. az oeIocS- Burial at
CharI1u. Ohio
pEowN-At washington. Conn. on August 3. Orlando
Brown n d aged - FCreral services in C'ongreEa-
foral church. Washington Friday. AUGUST 5. 130
VvIua-n = Browning Notice u funeral hereafter
am, sunday July 81 1904. Harry Eugene Cox On
- Kaiser Wilhelm III. in his 42d Services az
the New-TarS Presbyterian Church. Seyenth-ave and
ty-eighth-st THURSDAY. II
a. N Boston papers Pease copy.
DE-. vINT-At Watch Hiu- R. l. August l. 1904 Cur
neIa A. de Whit daughter OF the Emily Adele
foyt and Francis Adams de Whit Funeral services
will held at her late residence q West 26th-st.,
Neyg-Y9rk city. on Thursday. August 4. 10 a. n.
KENYoN-Ou August : 1904 John 4 Kenyon IN his
s5th wear Fuaeral services on Thursday. August
hundred aui-Jw Jy-seve enlist
PILsBURy-At Fanwood \. J.; OF Wednesday. August >.
Brooklyn. y. y. Funeral private Intermsnt
ROSS-On August ; 1904 James Ross Of the late
4nles and Jeuiua Harrison Ross Of Newark n y
esd Of his Notice OF funeral hereafter
srEwART-On August l. 1904 Humphreys
Stewart Funeral from chapel OF the Home
and hundred -thirtst. THURSDAY at
o'clock.
VAN BUSKIRK.-At Bayoune y j. on Tuesday. Au-
gust = 1904 Mr. Nicholas c Van Buskirk his s3d
year Relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral services. from OF sOn-n, law
day august , AZ o'clock p N Intsrnent No
ravian Cemetery az convenience OF family.
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VALE ALUMNI FUND.

New Haven. Conn, Aug 3-The fourteenth an
nual report Of the Tale Alumni Fund. which ap-
reared today, showed that the voluntary cout-i-
buttons Of the alumni amounted to S35.949 the last
year, which Is 50. so more than raised the
previous year There are 2.027 contributors. IA
more than IN the year before. The total amount
of contributions 70 date Is SOS 29S. The fund OF
the principal mas been increased by S2.3S5 and
amounts to So. 5ss- Az the last commencement the
class Of 1879 contributed a gift of 5000 IN
neTnOratiOn of its ywelJy-ffJh reunion Professor
Morris r. Tyler rs treasurer OF the fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

TO tho Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: IN your illustrated Supplement OF Sunday,
Julv 81 there Is a picture on the eleventh pa &c.
beaded ..Gussle Climbed Down" Is that correct?
NV dictionary SAYS 'Clmb-To ascend laboriously
bv ala Of The hands and feet; 70 creep upward. as
n rIant. 70 mount" GEORGE DETIC.
governor Island n. Y. Aug. l. 1905.
To climb down-to descend a steep place.
using ones hand and feet; to descend gradually
and carefully from any posirion."-(standard
Dictionary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
TIE NAME wIssINomINe.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
Sir: WIN you kindly inform ne at your very
earliest convenience the meaning OF the word
''wiEsinoming? II was the name OF the last chief
MRS J. W ONDERDONK.
Buck Hi P o. Monroe County, Penn. Aug. /,
1904
Tho name WisslRoming. which IS now applied
% the north branch Of Frankfort Creek, in
Pennsy wanna means when we were frightened -
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tShoutd read DAILY BY al interested a. changes
may 0c-ur az tiuleJ
roreis1 mails fcr the week ending august g 1904 Will
e2se promptly IN all General Poseocs
l3-oWs Parcels Posi- Mails close sarlisr than
csias TINE SHOWN below. Parcels Post Mails for Ger
MAY close az ? n august and
regular and Supplementary mails
saoa corner q West and Norton Srrsers) hatf hour
lt-eE taan cQsEs time shown below r1at Sup
Pefasn-lry Mails FOR Europe ard Central America. Via
-oll c.1se one hour later than Eorsign Slaronl-
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JAY RANsCH HURT ON FRENCH TRACK

Vichy, France, Aug Say Rsusch the
American Jockey, was thrown in the races here
to-day. and was carried OF the course in a litter
TO a hospital he is suffering from conclusion
Of the brain Up to late hour tonight he had
not. regained consciousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
LocaI Omelal Record.-rhe folIl

Highest Temperature yesterday. degrees lowest g.
aveEage "a average for corresponding last IL
for corresponding twenty-five years "a
Local f1recastIo-aay fair Friday shawers. light e
sressi variable wines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
"a RocHE,s cAR STILL RUNNING.

Ia Roche left St Louis AZ a m yesterday
on his return "Trip TO this city with the engine sill
running according TO word received in this city.
Re arrived ar ST. Louis at 1913 a m. Monday.
having made the distance in 158 hours and % min
utes, breaking the worlds record for L6oo-ulile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
NO NEW TRIAL FOR THE OHIO.

san Francisco. Aug 3-The battleEhp ohio VIII
nor have another speed trial. Robert F0rsythe,
who had charse Of the machinery % the vessel.
saws that the machinery worked wlthou, a h.teh
and that She failure 70 make the required speed
due solely 70 the tldal conditions. The horse
power developed was over 700 more than the con-
tract called for.
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IS ASSASSINATION JusrlFrAgLE?

To the Editor q The tribune
81. Your PapeE IS so fair broadninded and
iudicious in the discussion Of public questions that
your recent remarks upon the murder OF the Rus
sian Minister Of the Interior caused 10 NrrIs sur
prise among MANY who pin faith 70 The Tribune.
II Won PIehve was a loyal jealous and honored
of5ce- Of his government. and acted up 10 what he
believed be his duty and the best interest OF thu
Russian nation. He was. moreover. kind hearted
and generous. as appears from the testimony Of
those win whom he was brought in contact
on July 2s this Ninister while riding IN his
carriage In a crowded street % 81 Petersburg was
KILLED hy bomb thrown by an assassin HIS
coach-a- was also blown n Tiecas and several
persons we're injured.
n the discussion Of this atrocious murder several
journals refer 10 II in patronizing way. rs L
nor an indication % healthfuI public sentiment
as a feature Of government. calculated 70 srrnu-
lste certain class 70 similar deeds Of atroctv.
Possibly The Minister may have been arbitrary
and persistent Public officials must necessarily
b positive and exciting II -he enforcement ~
law and order Blt that is e. poor excuse for
assassination.
We have 1a5 ASSASSIN atoms n this country
Lincoln was killed when most beloved and ven
Grated cE all trtle men and women Garfield was
of the midst Of q life OF usefulness
Mckinley was aSsaSsinHt@d while in q career re
plete with good deeds and words These martyrs
enemies dangerous u freedom. and attacks unon
them stimulated n assassination.
II would seem thar our own experience should
counsel great caution n condoning murder. even
Il perpetrated under the pFetG9es 81
Monticello y Y Aug ? 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
ROYAL MARRIAGE SAID TO BE ARRANGED

Madrid, Aug 5-Despite Official deniaIs. the news
pagers insist thar marriage has been arranged
between the IRfanta Maria Teresa sister OF King
Alfonso. and Prince Ferdinand OF Bavaria
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEAiAFL.E - Lieutenant Governor Higgins
Olean ASrOR-Frank NJ Baker, State Railroad
Commissioner. CWeZo HOFFMAN ~ John g.
Mu!er. Albany HCLLAZb-A rchieaid Johnston
Bethlehem. Penn. IMPEkIAL-W. J. Cramp
Philadelphia NETHEkLAND-The Key r. j.
Deuner. Newport WALDORF ASTORIA-Post
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Special Notices.

Ofac-s.
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P4 IRIS l,. M28Tes s c. !. N9 Rgs sS5iss
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BTsaiaa0's No, 81 Avenue de Topssa-
American Express Company. No II Rue Serbia
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For TIE commentaries Of TRIBCNE READERS aerosa
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5eau Rtvage- Geneva; Grand Hotel. Lausalzss
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- E2,el s-Irsaal Mal9gia. Engadtne.
ILA ~ AND SOUTH OF FRASCE-Eotsl Metropolis.
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Grand Hotel Rome: Grand Hotel 01irinaL Rome-
Hotel RovaI Daufeif. Venice: Hotel ds n villa.
SAVOY 1tN-les- BANS Grand Hotel, AtX-Iss-Eaiuss
Falace Hotel dez D0lorairss. Cldors-BOrca-
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WOULD Call HIM "AuToMocRAT.n

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: We need a rev word. "Autonobilist' is
long. clumsy III sounding. and does not Indicate
the arrogance and inhumanity OF the gent" How
does Il rhyme with lifting words. such as fat
sPat. scat and on? Let's call him automocrat
indianapolis. July g. 1904. .. ". SEARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
AUTOMOBILE RACE MEETS TO COME

The sanctions OF the racing board Of the Aueri-
can Automobile Association so far follows:
Buffalo August u Is. Long Branch august Is. 20;
Cleveland. August L.. ~. 81. Louis. August q, De-
troir August - y. and PoGghkespsie. September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

BARSTOw-GERRISR- Saturday July 30 1904 n
the residence q the brides uncle. Dr. Frederic
r.sh. Portland. Me. by Rev 7 Davies If rec
Tor u AL SAINTS Church, Worcester Mass Clara
Ar15elIa daughter % the Charles o.
Or Donald Mclean 5ars-ov, q Ssw-Tork City
RoBERT-LAwRENCE-Ia November 1898. Margaret
Alden Lawrence 20 Arthur " Roberts
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Insist upon having Buruett's Vanilla


Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE viii
be rePublished In The Iri-WeekIy Tribuue without
extra charge.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

7 A z Malone general stage director for George
sailed from London yesterday on the
Majestic for this city. He comes here 70 stage
The School Girl" in which Charles Frohman and
George Edwardes viii present Miss Edna May at
Days Theatre in September
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Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram continuous white shows the
changes IN pressure Indicated The Trbunes self
reeorang barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
peratore as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official RecOrd-The following Official record
from The Weather Bureau shows changes in the TEN
perature FOR the twenty-four hours comparison
with the Corresponding date OF lasr vear:
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIIshed The TrI-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Notices OF marriages c=d deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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The ConrfcIt-Clark Company, No $40 Fifth-ave
has leased, through its London ONCE. 70 Shubert
Brothers the Waldorf Theatre. which is being built
in connection with the Waldorf Hotel in London.
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either by check. express or postof+lce money or
der and should be made payable 10 the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

Bertram Wallis. the English actor engaged by c
B Dillingham; 70 sing the role Of Sir Charles Bran
don in Lulu GIaser's new opera. A Nadcap Prln-
cess" arrived on the ST. Paul yesterday. This is
Mr. Wallis's first visit 70 America a Madcap
Princess will be produced IN Rochester on august
Senrsr7bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
CEALETERAEs.

Great Pinelawn Cemetery. s.SI5 Acres-A triumph OF
the landscape artist As West saith St. y z.
UNDERTAKES.
Fr,,uk z. Campbell. esd st.-sssphen Merritt Eubrs
Inst. Tel 12e4 and 1928 Chelsea 2&I-3 West 2sd Sc
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED ovERr.sH1
DAILY

DAILY
The schedule OF closing OF Traaspacihc Mails "a ~
ranged the presumption or their
land transit port OF sailing The duaI conne~rfT-
mails except Registered Trauspacifs yVSfr-
close 2 previous day) close the General poSt
once. New YORK follows
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San Francisco close
a. $50 D N august = for dispatch per Mari
Japan Cexceps Parcss-Posc 9EaiIsl Korea China an4
Philippine Islands Vancouver and Vfgr1~fq
B c.. close at $50 p n august 9. for dispatch Dr.
8 Empress OF Japan
Nevr-Zeaand. Australia (aEcept Wesrl Nev-Caedoniz
Samoa. HawaN and specially addressed usail tor 80
Islands via san Francisco close A 63o ?. n. Auslss
steamer carrying the British NsuF-ZeaIard
arrive N time with thiz divuFreh
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2 sundays az 45O a. 8 a m and 90 q -
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NsW-Caledonta. via Vancouver Victoria. a q
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Mi0Wara
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san Francsco- close az $50 p August IS Tor as
patch 8 Doris
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$50 N. august = for dispatch per L. Tz11s1Ort
Alauchuria and Eastern Siberia pzeseu- Forwarded "a
RIss-a instead e VIA Japan the usual Route.
forwarded Europe NeV-ZealaHc via san Tfsa~T,c-
ard certain places IN the Chinese Provinces 81 XIr
k1eichoT. SzechWa1 and kwangs. British luEiq-
quickest Philippines specially a1tr-sssI
va E1roQe mast Be fully propaid TIE c5-s4Sl
rates Hawaii u torEaroed VIA san FFalciscc excl--
stvoy. CORNELIUS VAN corr. ser.
Ros'ohice NeV-4oFk- n 2. July %. 1904
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Special Notices.
Tribune suhscription Rates.

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tis aoroad and address changed as
desired Subscriptions be given regular dealer
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Domestic Rates.

M0McslIc NltI9..
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA



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I'VE cannot understand whore our correspond
ent got his ideas Of Plehve's character and
career and OF The Tribuae's attitude toward his
murder. They are strangely erroneous PIehve
was doubtless loyal Jealous and hono-ed" in
the service OF the Gar. Nevertheless. he was
ruthless, tyraanicaI and cruel 70 a degree seldom
apprOximated 70 in modern times our CORE
spondent seems 10 think The Tribune condoned
the murder. What The Tribune did vas 70 call
Il an evil deed and IAN atroclous crime" and
TO say No words could TOO strongly express the
detestatlon which must be felt for IL" To para
phrase Patrick Henry. If that be condemnation.
make the most OF il
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TR4NSpacTFTC

CU8A-Via Port Tampa Florida. closes at thts ere
daily except THURSDAY, $50 conH.srin-
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uEXICO CITY-Overlant. specially aadrazzsa So-
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North sydney. are Hiz
Office daily $50 D. m hare
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04

NAVAL CREWS FOR GOLFERS naval
collier MarceIus has been put in commission at the
Norfolk Navy Yard with Lieutenant Commander
George 4. Stafford in command. The vessel. which
formerly had merchant captain and crew. now has
compete naval complement. This is in accordance
Win the present policy Of the Navy Department
with regard TO the manning Of Golfers with naval
officers ana crews.
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PROVING GROJET
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PROVING GROUND INSPECTED Secretary
Morton Rear Admiral Converse, Chief OF Bureau
OF Navigation and Rear Admiral y z. Mason. the
newly appointed Chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance,
went 70 the Indian Head proving ground to-day on
board L5e Sylph. 10 inspect the work in progress
there The Sylph returned this afternoon.
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