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Died.

M sS s sa & his Nae 1
Tuesday. May 6. in Trinity Church. Boston
BENEDIcT-on Saturday May at his late residence
dict. in his s5th year Funeral Tuesday. May o. at
Of the late Matthew Bird Notice OF
BLANCHARp-At North augusta, s G.. on Sunday: May
George Blanchard InterTent at ProctersyiIle. VI,
BRowN-At Canandaigua. y T. on sunday May ?. after
wife s'e & tss David Ess:Tsi
ON viii we ef hsa at May s $50 o
wSoa Of The ats T A. ureh q
No' 24i Henryst Broosiyn on WEDNESDAY May
copy.
DAvIsAt Mount vernon s on sgaSss Msx
SqET at Trnit csufeR Mount VENOM
May g. at 2 o'clock.
DoRMTzER-on Saturday May after a short nj
in her I'D year Funeral viii take PsSs tO 9sT
Of sOrosis invited.
DgNNEntesd into life eternal suade@ly at n. 1ss
], Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WIDOW Of jeremiah G. Garthwas ana daughter
funeral services Grace Church. Broad and Walnut
sts.. Newark. Thursday. May Z. at IL a. m
denes No sea @ %ass s5h Ia:.
p. Groves Notice OF funeral hereafter
HOSIER-At Purchase. n. Y. on Second day. Fifth
month fourth. 1903 Ann NJ. widow OF William fioser,
aged rs years. Funeral Friends Meeting House.
purchase on Fifth day. IL a. m
JORDAN-At his residence. No 2o60 Madison-ave
on Monday, May l. 1903 John Powers Jordan. IN MS
Goth year Interrnent Catskill. N " "Wednesday.
on the arrival OF the 1890 a train from Grand
Central Station
LEAvITT-On Saturday May 2. 1908. Flushing. Long
Island Woicott Leavitt, In his eoth year
Funeral his late residence on Tuesday,
May s. 1908. at 2 2. N Funeral private
MEIIOwS-At Mount Kisco. n. Y, Saturday. May 2
1903 B. Melows. aged 55 Funeral SER
at his late residence, Mount Kisco N T., on
Wednesday May g. IL a. Carriages will meet
train leaving Grand Central Depot. at s:GS a m
oWE1N--on Saturday, May 2. Dagnaar Lewis. infant
daughter OF Walter Glndwr and Dagmar Hansen owen
PoRTER-on Monday. May 4. after lingering Illness
T. Porter IN the 18th year or his age Funeral
private.
RANDALL-In Termination. N. J.. May l. Helen c. Ran
DALI in I'D year. daughter Of David and Eleota
Risley Randall. deceased. OF Nes~-Hartford. Oneida
County y. Y. The burial Monday in the
sARGDANT-on Sunday, May 8. 1908. az the residence
Of Mrs. George E White No u West 5Sth-st samuel
D. Sergeant Of Boston, In the 18th year OF his aSe
Fifth-ave Wednesday. May g. at 1880 o'clock
ann e Tfbbits widow Of Jacob smith, IN the eSth
venr of her Relatives and friends invited to
attend the residence OF her in-law
George NJ. Wednesday, May 0. at p
Carriages waiting arrival OF the IL o'clock
train from Long Island City.
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APPOINTMENTS In COLUMBIA
Two Hundred for the Ensuing Year An
nounced.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the trustees
Of Columbia University, held yesterday afternoon In
library Hall announcement made Of about
two hundred appointments for the ensuing year.
The principal appointments follow:
Professor James Brown Scott, dean OF the Law
School Of the University Of Illinois. professorship
in the Law School; DR.. Christian A Herter. TO the
neT chair of pharuacology and therapeutics in
the School Of Medicine: Dr. Emmett Holt, profess
scr of diseases Of children, seat in the medical
faculty; Dr.. George E. Brewer and Dr.. Joseph A
Blake lectureships in surgery; Professor jackson
z REYNOLDS and Francis z. Huntington, new leot-
,1reships IA law. The resignation of DR.. Robert F.
Weir professor of surgery in the School OF Meoi-
clinical surgery.
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rRANsPACFIc MAILS.

Nsw-Zealana Australia texcept wert. Nsw-Csiedopfa,
Fiji Samoa Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here
daily at $50 m. after April rs and -,
inclusive. dispatch 8 sonons- Of the Cuna<d
not connect with this dispatch.
urais--ciosirs $50 q $50 a and $50 .. m
SUNDAYS at 80 a. m, a. and $50 .. Twill b
made up forwarded until thu arrival Of ths cnard
china and lamar VIA Seattle hero daily AZ $50
D. m up May TO. inciusivs. for dispatch
Hawai- China japan PHILIPPINES Islands. via saa
Inclusive Tor dsspstc- per $. = Nippon Maru.
C,rs and Japan. Tacoma. close here daily g. 50
o. N up to May t13. inciusivs. for dispatch par
Olympia.
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china ana Japan Vancouver Victoria b c. close
here daily $50 2. up 20 May fiS incluslye fos
United Postal Agency Shanghai cannot b for
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FOR dispatch per 8. Aorangt
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United States Transport
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forwarded via Europe: and Sew-Zealard snd Philip
specially addressed Canada via Europs nus
be fully prepaid at the foreiga rates Hawai- for%
warded via San Francisco exclusively. -.
Transpachc mails forwarded port OF Ealing eah1
sumpticn OF their uninterrupted overland transit
fRsgistered mail closes - 800 p m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COrT. PostraAstsrs
Posto<meA Nsw-York. n Z May ieos ~
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few actors. Mr.. Charles Cherry. probably. could
act. IL he would acquire self-controI. and cease
to sprawl and founder. and admire his cwn AIM
less proceedings. Much amusement was. seeming
ly. derived by the spectators, from this Eruption
of Jay" who had patent for making clothing
out OF 'incombustible paper" The play is rub
bish; but II contains enough OF local allusfon'
smart. talk. grotesque incident. social slang.
pretty raimert. and smpering female vacuity. to
please careless crowd; and. probably. 1T will have
some measure Of success The drawing room set
is exceedingly bright and handsome.
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VICTORIA THEATRE.

Mr.. David Warfeld. who appeared last night at
the Victoria Theatre. in The Auctfoneer."- has
been seen in New-YoTk before In this play, and his
fidelity. as a copyist OF actual Hebrew character
in its lower aspect has been recognized and COM
mended. He does not show imagination. but his
photography of the East Side jew is accurate, and
he possesses the faculty, well as the sense. OK
he audi
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SQUADRON A CAMP AT ST. LOUIS.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Please deny that one single memner OF
SQUADRON A complained Of having to pitch tents
at St Louis while other troops were quartered In
buildings. Many would not have maze the same
81, - 1eeve New-York had they not counted on
going into CAMP the situation of which was peautl-
full and the appointments perfect +b.+ IN tba
II was obvious however. to US tnat III tle
handling of political guests, large crowds, etc,
our hosts were unused to the business ana ff yft
for myself il was equally obvious that their enort
to succeed were genuine and their chagrIn at
failure very real They were iearI TP5Gn dG
not vet learned AAN0A $1,000
inv
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ELSIE LESLIE TO APPEAR MAY IL.

The presentation OF THE Tanning of the Shrew
by Elsie Leslie and her dramatic company at a
special matinee at the Manhattan Theatre. advsr-
tised for May T. will be postponed UnEi TUESDAY,
May T. at $50 p m. The postponement is neces-
sary for the completion of the costumes, with
which great care is being taken. and which are
being made at considerable expense. The dresses
are by Hermann the shoes by Azzimont and Mrs
Kirke and the wigs by Garrison. of London. and
A NJ Buch of Philadelphia. The dances have
been arranged by Carl Marwig and the music has
been composed by Ecke.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. May z-The weather continues unssason-
silly East and South In the West and par
tcuary Middle Mississippi Valley and the South
west temperatures have risen. and ara now signify aooVs
average Pressure continues high ovsr fhe
being occupied by the principal
CT high pressure Pressure is low over the South
west including Rocky Mountain region, where dis
appears be forming There he's been no ram
couseouere in arv mart of country although light
rains have fallen widely separated regions
Tie weather to-day except along the South
Atlantic Coast the lake region tns missouri val
ley and locally tn Southwest where showers and
thuderstor7s probable Wednesday viii be fair ex-
cept on Rocky Mountain slope ano II the
Lover Mississippi Valley where showers Indicated
viii be Ohio Valley and the lower lsKe
region The will also rise slowly In east
districts II will be warmer "Wednesday II Auaihtc
districts
TIE winds along the VIII be mostly light
northeast: On the light and rariable on the
upper lakes fresh south, and the lower lakes
light northeast, becoming southeast 49,,
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports Will
Light to winds and fair weather 10
Banks.
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Should be DAILY BY all Interested. changes
may occur at any tme)
Foreign mails for the ending May .. 1909.
close promptly n all the General Postofe~
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below. for Ger
many close at .. N. Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close Foreign Sta
on half hour later than closing time shown below {sx
cept that Supplementary Malls Tor Europe and Central
America. Via Colon. close hour later Foreign sta
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WILLIAM KENT MADE A DEAN.

Syracuse N Y May 4.-William Kent. NJ E. Of
New-York City. to-day chosen Dean OF the
I. c Smith College Of Applied Science Of Syracuse
University. Mr.. Kent is man of thirty years
practicaI experience and occupies a high position
IN the engineering world
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NEW HEAD FOR CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

New-Haven Conn. May z.-Roland J. Mulford,
principal Of the Country School, Baltimore was
to-day chosen principal Of the Episcopal Academy.
Cheshire in place OF z. d. Woodbury.. resigned
Mr. Woodbury. has been principal Of the Cheshire
school for nearly forty years.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

Sober minded persons who have a fancy for
tumid nonsense. false sentiment and miscellaneous
fustian can find IL In abundance I'm Mr.. Tolstoi's
dull and artificial drama of The Resurrection
which is now current at the American Theatre.
where it was produced last night. The treasurer
IL when suitable performances will occur.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white Inc shows ne
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eroTdinr The dotted line shows ths tepeIs
cara as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
tn. .o1cvane official record from Weather Bureau
.to, the changes tspersture for the last twenty
cons boys i comparison with tho corresponding Gate OF
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irhest Temperature yesterday g degrees; %
vsxe ga average temperature for corresponding cate
- - "a average Temperature corresponding cato
last Today and light.
WINS
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The w o o d q w . m . tery

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For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania Della
ware New-Jersey. Maryland and the District OF Column
bla faar to-day Wednesday; light variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania SevYork. fair
to-day with rising Temperature; Increasing couoiness
winds becoming sootneasi
For Neg-England to-day and Wednesday: warmer
Wednesday; light northeast WINDS, oscoiins
variable
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object in view, better service and
cheaper rates. It ia true postoff'ce re-
ceipts have fallen off some since the
advent of the cheap system, but the
public in this case is the arbiter: they
choose and we serve. Ia q measure
the postoface has been superseded and
locally at least the posto6ica is only q
supplement of the telephone system.
We have still many improvements to
make, but we are proud of what We
have DONE"
1t will be of interest to note few
of the tariff rates. For Stockholm
and a sixty-mile zone, q cents for
three minutes. In this zone the tele-
phone tariff Is quite as cheap as let
ter postage. The 360.mile zone limit
has rate Of l3 cents for three min-
utes, while 600 miles costs rs cents.
The rate for 1000 miles is 80 cents,
over that distance it is about 81 cents.
This latter is the highest rate in the
kingdom. For priv ate houses the un-
limited use of the telephone costs SO
per year, and for public places, ho-
tells, etc., $l2 per annum.-Josiah S.
Meyer in Minneap Ills Journal.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-31

1S. Arthur Balfour was inconsolabls.
and the story is told that he entered
the death chamber, removed his rfn8
and placed it on her wedding finger,
pledging himself forever to his dead
love. He has always remained a close
friend of Alfred Lyttelton, whoeseveral
years later married Laura Tenant.
the eldest sister of ''Margot" Tenant.
who now is Mrs. Herbert Asquith and
the original of Benson's "Dodo."
Laura Tenant, remarkably bril-
liant. fascinating girl, attracted all tho
intellectual men and women of smart
society in her day, but she, too, died 4
few years after marriage The devo-
tion between Laura and '**Margot" was
intense, and the latter was terribly
stricken by the bereavement. MI.
Balfour, the Lytteltons and all thu
other young people who worshiped at
Laura Lyttelton's shrine, devoted
themselves to consoling tMargot'' for
her loss, and always alluded to Laura
as 'The Soul" The circle these formed
became known as "The Souls" Who
by their exclusiveness as we'll as their
intellectual pretensions, excited muck
envious criticism.