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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
De Wolf Hopper Experiments with the
Open Lid.

Open Lid.
De Wolf Hopper Irnped last night as a re-,,le If
az open coal hole IN the sidewalk OF Broadway
between FOrty-third and Forty-fourth SITS He
was walking along the sidewalk yesterday after
noon, his thoughts entirely OF Wang" which he
is at present planning take 10 London next
winter. when his right leg suddenly disappeared
ais shin was severely bruised however caugin,
him 10 limp at the evening performance.
The approach OF summer is already being her
aided. Oscar Hammerstein announced last night
that he would open his roof garden on June &
and IT vas also announeed at the Princess Theatre
the season week from Saturday
Joseph Jefferson viii materially lessen the length
OF his season next winter He has played thirteen
weeks IN al this season. as for several years hith
erro, and next year he viii appear only six weeks
Two OF them probably In Harlem
Lew Fields came TO this city yesterday 20 consult
his physician about his injured hip. He was met
al the station by an attendant with a wheel chair
but he did nor require this aid. and his physician
said, after seeing him. that, while he should not
a-loW ann le rtl4rl 70 boston THIS week ne could
appear al the West End Theatre next Monday
Next Sunday night benefit entertainment viii
De given at the Herald Square Theatre, in aid OF
the Metropolitan Hospital and Dispensary. Among
those who Will appear viii be Miss Emma Carus
non Cooks Southern .dyI 'Clortndv" vii nfSo 5e
sung by ATTY colored people.
TO DRAMATIC PILGRIMS PROGRESS"
London. May Charles Frohman has arranged
Tor the dramatization OF Pilgrims Progress "
ard London. There Will be rinaraan scenes and
over two hundred persons viii be in the cast
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BARD-At Norwich. Conn. Sunday evening May I, 1904
Ellen T. W Bard wife or Charles Bard Funeral SER
the family residence No pa broadway, Nor
witch. THURSDAY May .. at , m
BOYD-On May g. 1904. after briec illness John T
eldest OF the late John T Boyd grandson
tves and friends % the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral services az his late residence No
$50 WlIlis-ave-. Thursday. May 5. at II m
Funeral services the residence Mr. George L
Miller. rs North Broadway. White Plains, y z,
on Thursday ESQ o clock
CCsHING-At Boston. MAY 2 IN her TstA year, Mart.
Cushing.
FTTg1i-sgdasnly. On L. May , 1904 Ashoss Flsoh
ST.. Friday May 8. at 10 a Please omit flowers
HIC-Ks-On Tuesday Nay B. Edgar > Hicks Funeral
from his late residence No 81 south Oxford
ment private. Kindly omit flowers
KIRKPA rRICK-At his home No 81 Lincoln Park.
y May 3. 1904. Andrew Kirkpatrick Judge
~ United States District Court State Of
vices be held IN Grace Church. Broad Walnut
sts. Newark on Friday May O. ar o'clock in ths
afternoon
year OF hts Funeral at his late residence
L0rtllard Place. Bronx Borough at $50 o'clock.
Friday evening 9Th inst.
TAYLOR-On sunday. May l. Harriet IT. Taylor widow
Mrs J. Lyman. No. 4Os Park Place. Rro0kIyn.
D m at Christ Church Clinton ami kiArrson sta
Brooklyn.
TRUDEAU-suddenIy. OF pnsumonia. Edward Livingston
residence No III Funeral services viii De
Church Of ST John IN the Wtdnarness Paul
Smiths. Adirondaeks On Friday. May g. at IL a
vANDERvooRT- suddenly q pnegn9nia FIshkiH
OF I0ssuh Burroughs and Laetitia
dence on Friday NAV a 2 O'Clock Carriages win
the trolley Fishkin Village connecting
kill Landing with train leaving Ne-fork City at 1890
a FRIDAY.
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raANsPACIEIc NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


ne schedule closing Transpacinc Mails n -
ranged presumption o. their
Land transit OF sailing The final connecting man.
tsxcsDt Registered franspa nc Mails which d M
previous close at the General Postoe1ce.
Hawai- Japan China Philippine Islands VIA San
Francisco close az d-aO p m May Tor dispatch a.
: 5 America Maru
Hawaii. via Francisco close a $50 d m Nav
diararch 8 AlazD-ua
Japan. via Tacoma close az $50 D. m
for dispatch per Ming Chow.
close at 80 D. Nav II for dispatch par =.
Fmpress OF India t8lerchandiss for United states
Postal Agency az shanghai cannot be forwarded vita
China Japan. Seattle ESQ D. m May 70
for s. Hyades.
Zealand. Australia Wastl.
Fiji samoa and Hawaii. via San Francisco. close ar
the Cunard carrying British mas for View
Zealand does not arrive IN time
Dispatch extra mails-closing $50 m, nj.
and $40 p sundays 4-So m. \. ana $50
m-WiM he made I'D and forwarded until ths arrival
OF the Cgnard steamer
AnStralih Except Wssr Ft islands and NevCaledonia
especially addressed oaly), Victoria
b C.. close az $50 .. May q dispatch per a
Mi0wera-
1IaruueSas Islands Francizo e4o.- AZ
$50 D. m. NAV - FOR dispatch per MaripoSa-
Philippine Islands. vita san Francisco at
May 81 for dispatch per Z. s. Transport
NtfrE-Inless otherwise addressed. L.
pnes San FTanciscO-rhe quickest routes Pniiip-
pines specially addressed via Canada Europe
must De rully prepaid At the foreign hawaii
forwarded VIA san Francisco exclusively
CORNELIUS VAN cCTr pnsfrnase~.
roseor,es Ns~-xorx n z. April .. 1904
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III RSDAY-At a N for France Swirzerland Italy
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt, Greece and British
india per 3 Ia Touraine. via Havre maI COR other
parts OF Europe directed per q Ia T0u-
raine'D
SAtLRDAY-sAt a. IL for dernaniC
CheFbourg SodthaTuDrou %
per GermanC'ls $50 a. N per
LlCauia. la a a n
GUM direct. per s. Eaderland mail
per s. Naderlald''l. a $40 q m. for Italy direct
per ) 3. Princess Irene mall bs directed per
s. Princess Irene a m. direct,
per 8 8. Astoria tnalI directed q
toTta -. at II a m for Denmark direct per 8
aekia directed 8
AFTER the the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers Of American. English French
and German steamers. within
Ten Minutes 0f the hour OF sailing OF steamer
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Washington. May 4-Leutenant Commander ].
NJ Jordan, Z. 5. N. who duty in the Bureau
or Equipment, Navy Department died at his home
IN TINS city to-day from pneumonia he was a
native of Maine.
Philadelphia, May 4-Dr. William Barton Hop
kins who was well known here socially. died to-
day from cholera morbus. He the author OF
many valuable medical articles and his book on
fractures IS widely known. He was member or
the Rittenholse, Country. New-York Yacht, Cortn-
thian Yacht and number OF medical clubs
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wHITNEVs DEATH DELAYS SEWER.

The death OF William c. Whitney is responsible
for delay in the construction Of big sewer FOR
the Canarsie and Gravesend section OF Brooklyn.
Usually. when sewers under private property.
easements are obtained by the city The proposed
sewer VIII pass through land belonging the estate
OF Mr.. Whitney. Harry Payne Whitney. the
ecUtOr, is willing TO grant the easement, but his
lawyer tells him he has right TO do so while
Miss Maud whitney. one of the heirs Is under age.
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ORDERS IssUED.-rhe following army and
navy orders have been issued
ARMY.
First Lieutenant JAMES Z ABBOTT. sth Cavalry. as
ssiE1sd to Troop NJ vice First Lieutenant JOSEPH A.
Captain ARTHUR VI EDWARD. co1nrnissary. Department
S5o a as SP9f 0g6 IN absence OF Lieutenant
Captain ELIJAH B. MARTINDALE. IT., to Fifeth Com
pany, artillery
Captain JOHN ". KILBRETH. IT.. TO Twsnty-shird
Captain LIE VERT COLEMAN. TO Thrty-sishth Company
Lieutenant ten; LAURIN L LAWSON. Eighth Battery
Lieutenant WILLIAM K MOORE. TO Fourth Company.
Captain 5aas G a2s Il 5azA fT. re. F's'A Company
First Lieutenant JOSEPH ". REACHAM. Jr- signal
KUMPE Who W pr 5si to s1Sioa BaqrsSs
RSt Lieutenant WILLIAM A. KENT. signal corps. 70
First Lieutenant LAWRENCE BUTLER signal
NAVY
Captain $ II ACKLEy; transferred from retired 70
Captain J. F. MOSER, detached Pensacola;
Lieutenant Commander F W. KELLOGG. to Naval War
Lieutenant F. H BROWN detached naval torpedo sta
Lieutenant P. W HOURIGAN TO the Constellation
Lieutenant W G HANNUM. retired. detached
dqaiDms4 Michael nae and Ibid detached the
Payna5Isr E c ToBEY. detached navy yard NgT-Yorx
70 Washington, duty with disbursements made
under Isthnian Canal Commission
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSEIS-The fol
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
May 5-The Concord and the Marbehead AZ Mare ISL
and the Tacoma at Bremert0n the Glacier Tonpkns
vile.
May the Pompsy at Cavta.
SAILED
May S-The Olympia from Nev-Orieans for Pensacola
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PostOmce Notice.

should Be DAILY by az interested. changes
rtmel
Foreign nails ending May Z. 1874, viii
cl~ promptly In all General Posto1ce as
To- VS. Parcels Post Mails earlier than
closing shown belo Parcels Post malta
many close az ? m Monday
Regular and Supplementary a Foreign sta
ton corner OF West and half
LA closing time SHOWN below SuppisTnentarv
MATHS Tor Europe Central America. Colon.
one hour later Foreign Station
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LEAoeEATER LECTURE TONIGHT.

Charles ". Leadbea-e-. Of London. England viii
lecture this evening Carnegie Lyceum. under the
auspices Of the New-YO-6 Branch OF the American
Section. TheJaOphicaI Society The subject OF the
lecture viii be- Man. Visible and Invisible
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death was a member Of the fremont Presbyterian
Church, in The Bronx
In 1874 he married Elizabeth Merritt of Mount
hisco. y. Y, who survives him. He also leaves
daughter, Agnes Elizabeth, and three brothers. the
Rev. Elbridge Marshall, Of Garnet. Kan; Harvey
Marshall Of Manhattan, Kan and J. L. H Mar
shall. OF Nashua. N H
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lRr TELEGRAPH THE rRIBCNEl
bridgeport. Conn. May loving 70 a mandate
81 HiShop T1ernsy. Father Sweeney. OF this city
to-ay refused 20 allow Tire ritual services OF the
o,aer 70 b. read az the funeral OF a member OF tho
SlEa IN ST. Patrick's Cemetery here
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MAuRus aokAI woRsE.

Budapest May 4-Alaurus Jokai the Hungarian
AoFelisi. Is much worse to-day. and his death "a
hourly expected
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Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest 81
average S. average corresponding year
.vsrsp. ar earra-undng date TWENTY-FIVE
Iecsl torecast-Fsir to-day and Friday light variable
Winds becoming southeriy
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HOURS Merning

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
.-z~~ IN pressure as indicated by The Tribune self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
tt,rs "a recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local orscaI Fzecord-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature twenyour hours IN comparison
Vx,,b the corresponding date OF year
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In November. 1909. Frrr Won Lenbach had a
stroke or apopiexy. and owing 10 his age-he was
sixty-six years old at the time-there was much
apprehension OF his death Numerous cable mes
sages expressing sympathy were sent TO Munich
from many parts OF the world
Herr Won Lenbach is conceded bv manv critics
10 be one Of the foremost artists Of the age and Is
unquestonably one OF the greatest Of modern Ger
man artists Many Of his works are owned IN the
United States.
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PHIPPS- DAENICKER-M Mills 70 T.
lawrence Phpps the West End Collegiate Church.
May =. 1904
WATRcTS-TWININCl-.) Wednesday 4 a
south Street Presbyterian church. Morrfstoa BY
Er-Lnan. Alice kinsley. daughter May
girial-y and the late Or. Kinsley Twiniug. Eliot
Watrous. % New Haven
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Tszom THE TRIBUNE susrAu.l

.
ADMIRAL EVANS HOArEwARD BOUND.-The
battleship Kentucky. flying tho nag OF Rear Aa-
miraI Evans sailed from Naples to-day for New
York.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
doTsed with full name ana address
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May S-Ths Olympia Orleans for Pensacola
the Glacier from TosnpSinsvills for Guantanamo the
Sterling from LaberTs Point
from Key West for Cabanss the Kentucky from Naples
for Gibraltar
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FRANZ Won LENBACH DYING
Well Known Artist Reported from Munich
To Be Beyond Hope.

Munich. May 4.-Franz Won Lenbach. tn,
famous historical and portrait painter. anc
president OF the Munich Artists Association. Il
dying.
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A Newspaper for You
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vESSELS-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department.
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ORDERS IsSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
...PERSONaL...
Movements and poIngs Of People That
You May Happen TO Know.
lara Andreae is home from Detroit

TN~~>~-~~~
Clara Andreae is home from Detroit
for Easter.
Charley Clark, OF saginaw, was IN
Yale this week.
VIM. Salter was down from Peck
Monday to see his father.
DIR. G.. G.. Stevens, of Byron, was q
Yale visitor Thursday and Friday.
JIG. Hart, of Delrsy, was calling on
Yale friends the fore part of the week.
Mrs. +. K. Beocher and daughter
Marcia were Port Huron visitors Satur-
day.
Basil Middleton, of Peck, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents in
Yale.
Avery Stewart, ul GeryiIe, called Ou
Yale friends Tuesday while ON his way
20 Peck.
Attorney J. A. Rapley was attending
to cases in the circuit court at Port
Huron this week.
Editor Graham, of the Peck Times,
WAS pleasant caller at The Exposltor
Office Saturday last.
James Sweet, James Wallace and
James Menzies will spend couple of
days the first of next week at the So.
Clair flats duck hunting. IL there u any
virtue in the same surnames, the three
Jims should be crowned with success.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
nj A n
WA N 7 E D
We want a man in this locality
to sell the world renowned
WHEELER & WILSON,

WHEELER & WILSON,
the only sewing machine so far in
advance Of all others that with il
the dealer can readily overcome all
competition. IL is backed by a rep
utation OF so years unparalleled
success and thousands OF the first
machines made are still giving
their owners faithful service.
We prefer a man with experience
in some kind of canvassing (but
this is not absolutely necessary
and who can procure a horse and
wagon. To such person we can
offer exceptional inducements.
We do not sell our machines TO
catalogue houses or department
stores. We furnish them to our
authorized agents only and protect
them in their sale.
This is a splendid opportunity
for some energetic man to establish
himself in a good permanent bust
ness.
When answering, please give full
information regarding yourself,
age, previous occupation, etc.
ADDRESS
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
rahl. Mountain Rop.unr.

Engineering Magazine: The rope
way located at Table Mountain Is an
important example OF n line $3.50 feet
long. 1t consists OF a single fixed
rope on which one carriage is drawn
10 and fro with an endless hauling
rope. the driving gear having revers-
ing motion so that the direction OF
travel OF the carrier can be controlled.
Commencing at sea level. and follow
ing the ground on posts spaced about
800 feet apart. the cable takes a span
OF 1900 feet. rising to a projecting rock
some l.4sO feet above the starting
point. Resting on a support at this
point. the cable again takes a span Oh
l.400 feet to an upper terminal 900
feet above the lower one. This rope
way has worked so satisfactorily that
II is not only used for the carriage OF
materials employed In the construction
OF n reservoir but 10 at times used for
passsngcrs
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
Auction Sales.

Ellington Knisley will offer for sale
by public auction at his premises !
mile north and q miles east OF Yale or
I mile west of Fast Greenwood on
Tuesday, April 9Th, all Of his farm
stool; and implements without reserve,
Sale TO commence at one o'clock y. m.
sharp. Henry Streeter, Ructioneer.
Isaiah Clemens, residing two miles
east and one mile north of Avoca or ]
miles south of Fargo, haying sold his
farm, will offer for sale at public auc.
ton at the premises on Saturday, April
>, 1904, com nencing at one o'clock y.
m. sharp all of his farm stock, imple-
ments, household furniture, etc. Geo.
". Bell, auctloneer.
Herbert ID, Allen, who has sold his
farm located u miles east and ! mile
north of Avoca or miles south and
mile east of Fargo, and intends to
quit farming, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at his premises all of the
farming implements, stock, household
goods, etc. sale TO commence at one
O'Clock sharp. Everything will be sold
without reserve. Geo. w. Bell, auc.
tiOncer.
Chester Sharrard, haying leased his
farm, will sell by public auction ut the
premises miles west and ! mile north
of Yale, on Thursday, April I, all of
his farm stock and implements. Sale
TO commence at one o'clock sharp.
Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
Gnnri Enrchnaron

The pleasant To take and harmless
one Minute Cough Cure gives immedi-
ate relief in all cases Of cough, Group
and lagrippe because 1t does not pass
Immediately into the stomach but takes
effect right at the seat of the trouble. IL
draws out the Inflammation heals and
soothes and cures permanently by ena-
bling the lungs TO contribute pure life
giving and DEMONSTRATING oxygen To the
blood and tissues. One Minute Cough
Cure Is pleasant To take and II Is good
alike for old and young. Sold by Grant
Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

have some desirable property for sale and
some for sale or ~ exchange for other property
" desired. The following IN partial list
90 acres gOnd farming land near Yale
~ acres goOd farming land near Yale.
lto acres gnod farming land within miles OF
Yale. All clear. Good barn for $500.
200 acres Wild land. easily cleared, within Z
miles ~ Yale. Any part Of which will be- sold
LOT $40 per acre.
A seven room dwelling, nearly new. with stone
foundation Tor SEQ
4 goo building lot contain ing acres Of land,
centrally located.
A good building lot on Main street with sewer
connection
The above Is only a partial list. N YOU Will
cal viii give yOu prices and show you any OF
the properties hive for sale
J. -. RaP1oZ. yale.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
a Creat Sensation.

There was big sensation in Lees
willie, Ind, when w. III. Brown OF that
place who was expected 20 die had his
lite sayed by Or. King New Discovery
for consumption. He writes: IL en-
dured insuiferable agonies from Asth-
ma but your New Discovery gave me
immediate relief and soon thereafter
effected n complete cure" similar
cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis aud grip are numerous. It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price soc and Sl.00.
Guaranteed by Grant Holden, drug.
gist, Trial bottles free.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-01
Makea a claan swnan.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you ever
heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve IL the
best. IL sweeps away and cures burns.
sores, bruises. cuts, boils. ulcers, skin
eruptions aud piles. It's only 25c, and
guaranteed Co give satisfaction by
Grant Holden, druggist.