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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
MUSICAL COMEDY AT THE NETWORK.


The southerners" book by VIII Mercer and
Richard Grant and score by the negro composer.
VII Marion Cook which was presented last night
al the New-york Theatre. is described on the
programme as a musical study N black and
white" rather q pretenrious title for musical
ts-ce- The black part OF II is the only part
worth Studying for the other part is Ike all that
has gone before since musical comedy OF the lat
ter Gay variety first came into being-and II never
required any study anyway. But strong. wei
trained chorus OF negro voices is decided novelty.
and this production IS 10 be credited with doing THIS
feature decidedly well.
The white part however, though not new ana
not Ench OF study" is not without merit The
staging l. srnptuous-Mr Jederer always stages
s1rnptaously-the choruses are well trained and
F-sorors and the women pretty and oainrly
c'esseo-saothe- particular in which Mr. LedeTer
c1celE
AS to- the comedy part. IL Ia cot especially comic
-c-ae kccEee. cast gentleman Of Celtic eItrac-
uon with Turkish title IS the conventional Irish
n&a oc musical comedy. and Albert Hart long Of
Le and Big OF voice. is pretty good burlesQse OF
ne Southern oyerseer OF the early 'SPs hisI Elae
Ssy Is vivacious IN the leading feminine chsrJtsr
10 Miss Vinie DAILY does sorns rernsrkabis aero
~oe dancing
Why they called il The Southerners'' is only
o1DAaneo by the fact that there are negroes on
ne stage, TIE characters pretend to drink ju!eps
I'D he scene is supposed 70 De in Louisiana
lie piece was received with plerteous applause
Id as musical comedy there's 10 reason why IL
S'ou-o not soccse6- Worse have.
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SENATOR ouAYs CONDITION.

Pittsburg. May 22.-The reports from Beaver TO-
day concerning the condition OF Senator NJ 5. Quay
that there have been no UnfavOrable develop
meuts following the trip from MOrganza 10 his
home in Beaver. 1t is said. however, that he IS
still very weak, and. while able 10 take little
more uoUrishrnent than for several days. he does
not gain much strength During the last TWO
days he mas shown some improvement. but the at
tending physicians not confident THAI this Will
be permanent.
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TRANsRAGgIc MAILa EoRwAaop ovzR1-Ax,


DAILY.
ranged presumption or uninrerr1pred ,v-~
land transit % port q sailing The nnaI conn.crf--
mails Registered Transpache Mails which -Is
p m previous day. close at the General Posror-c~
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May y for dispatch per United States TRANSPORT
Hawaii Japan, China and specially
the Philippine Islands via Francisco close az
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China and japan. VIA Tacoma close D. m Tuns Z
for dispatch per 3 3 Hyson-
Hawaii Japan. China and Philippians Islands via San
Francisco close az $50 , m JGns for dispatch per
5. Siberia
China and Japan Vancouver Victoria B c clos,
al $50 p m June for dispatch Empress D,
Japan (Marchandise for {. S. Postal Agency ar
Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Ca1adaal :
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and $50 rwtl De made ror,g A.. urriI "a.
arrival OF the cunard sreamer1
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June u Tor dispatch per $ Moana- y -
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warcec Via Europe. and NeN-ZeaIana san racc.sco
quickest routes Philippines specially addressed
re tore-sn rates Hawaii Is forwarded via Saa Frau-
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CORNELIUS VAN cor~r Rc,rm~.,.
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THE CALVARY AT TREeuIER.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Could not your Paris correspondent have
given an account OF the erection OF a Calvary ar
Treguier. in Brittany without making use OF such
offensive and unfair expressions as .papaI fanati-
csn'' and ''priest-ridden Brittany'7
The government had erected In the midst OF a
God-fearing and Christ-loving people against their
wishes. the statue OF born IN their town and
educated IN their seminary, who had given up his
religion and become apostle Of unpeIief BY way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
MRS. KATHARINE R. LEOoux.

Mrs. Katharine r. Ledoux. widow OF the Rev. DIT.
Louis Z. LeGoux. died Monday the Hotel Vel
ungtoa. iu her seventy-fourta year Or. Ledoux
was a native OF Louisiana and a graduate OF Am
h-rst and the Union Theological Seminary. He es-
tablishsd a school for boys al CornWall-1u-the-
Hudson. Or Lefoux died in lss5. Mrs. Lecoux
Miss Katharine g.. REID. the daughter Of a
member Of the w-Fia1pshlre legislature she
leaves two sons
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To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: In reply 10 A ks letter OF the 10th inst.
asking for information regarding hot applications
in spotted fever I would say that in the town OF
Antrim Y. H. where L born, spotted fever
IN the War Of 1Sl2 SO prevalent that about
oe-third OF the population died of the disease my
uncle Curtis Fairbank. being one OF the victims
The history o. the town. written py the Rev MI
Cochran VINO is a present living there gives fuII
particulars in regard 10 hot applications which
used ir every possible form. nothing cold
BY addressing the Rev. Mr.. COchron. Antrirn
n H, full particulars can be ascertained.
MRS. H FLINT
Danbury Corn. May q 1904
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WI CHAU CHOW LEADS SCHOOL CLASS
Son of ex-Minister Wu-Tng-fang Will Be
Valedictorian-Is to Study Medicine.
IBY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNE

Atlantic City. y J., May 25-Wu Chau Chow.
the Of Wu-Tiug-fang. former Minister from
China TO the United States, who has been taking
a course in the Atlantic City High School, II was
announced yesterday has taken the highest honors
IN the graduation class, and will be vaedictorian.
None Of the other pupils feel jealous Of the young
Ch.naman. but rather glory in the fact he has
won the distinction. Young WI VIII take a course
in medicine at the University Of Pennsylvania.
and begins his studies next fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24
COLONEL AUGUSTUS c. BUELL..

LBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.I
Philadelphia May 23.-Colonel Augustus c Buell..
historian and military expert, died in this city to-
day. Colonel Buell. had been III only since Friday.
he was well known in Washington. having spent
much OF his time there. For years he had been
connected with the Cramp Ship and Engine Build
Ing Company His best known book was The Life
o Paul Jones
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TREATMENT OF SPOTTED FEVER.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In reply TO A b K in Fridays Tribune in
regard 10 old time treatment for spotted FEY er
(cerebro-spinaI meningitis the hot water uear-
ment was applied a hot water jacket covering
the entire BODY and back OF the head. with out
side cloths frequently replaced with fresh hot
ones 1t was considered desirable to begin early
as possible in the attack. In cases in which 1
heard Of its being tried. IL was uniformly efica--
ClOus. l. g.
south Orange y J.. May %. 1754
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Ice Cream and the Drama "Tit for Tat"
VII Refresh Its Patrons Nightly.

Go cream viii be served between the acts az the
10y 10y tAentre tonight. and every night hereafter.
--out cs2rE-. according 20 the managers OF TN
~ 49, TIT Tor Tar being deprived OF the
.n( - noeI1sr commandments and danc!Dg
Dy --tses-4t Is hoped 10 make up for the lack
e-.c-,--S -CADng Ices. The custom Is common
fsn.se-@ elsewhere. and there used 10 be n soda
rs-LSa.sl1 = me Did Empire which chiefly re-
- 49, rom ne fact that nobgfsy ever seen
-, ..n la-r-trofn- Mrs. Felix Morris. widow Of
se..a-.u-.rs MADE her nrEt appearance N several
40 the cast % Tit Tor Tar fast night
- -asnti'ins Conductor" q popular Oook Of
~"If before last, Ia 20 De cramatized next
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POstoffcr Notice.

Should be read DAILY By al Interested as Changes
any tinel
Foreign mails for the week ending Nay IS. 1904
close promptly IN al cases az the General Postoos
rOi-oWs- Parcels Mails close
closing below Parcels L.
many close at ?. Nav 3 ard so
Regular Supplementary Nails
ton corner Morton Streets hals ho Iaf-
than closing time shown below except supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America Colon close
one hour later at Foreign Station.
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GEORGE u. ZONES.

George II. Jones. FOR thirty-fogr years a member
o. the Berlin * Jones Envelope Company. I'm VIII
iam-st died yesterday his home. No s. Madi-
son-ave-. m the age os seyruty-uine- He retired
from business ntteeu years ago. lie was a mem
Der o. the Lotos Club.
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GOODWIN SMITHS "REMINISCENCES
Historian Says He Has No Intention of
Writing An Autobiography
ny rELEeRAPH 10 TIE -RrRrxE.

TELE5HAFE 10 III -RT8TNE-I
Toronto. May Goodwin Smith said to-day in
regard 70 the report that he had written an auto.
biography.
OF writing autobiography, IN the proper sense
OF the term, I nave no intention. Events OF Hfe
Ike mine are not Of sufficient importance or in
terest u be recorded I may leave behind some
"reminiscences OF men with whom I have versed
and things which l have seen. but l am putting
nothing ia the hands OF a publisher.
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nANsATT.ANTIC NrArrs

Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse VIA Plymouth. Chs-bou-g
and Bremen AZ $50 a FOR Netherlands
$ Ryndan Cnau must Be directed per = $. Ryn-
DAM. al $50 a. n for Italy direct. A
NapOi ,uaI b Greeted per a . Csrra Al
NapClI'l
WEDNESDAY C25th>-At $50 a n for Europa per a >
Majestic. via Queenstown; at II a m. for Denmark
direct Per United States Cna1 De directed
per s. United SJs-es'').
Thu RSDAY t26thf-Ar a. for France Sritz--iaac
Italy Spain. Portugal. Turkey Greece
tsh india per s. La Savoie. via Eavrs CnrAn Cor
other PARTS OF Europe Be directed PER a Ia
Ssvufe')
= = Csuopic from Boston
EDAE t2Stht-Ar s a FOR Europe. 8.
Louis va Plymouth and Che-oours mail for Ireland
De directed per s LOuiS')- $50 a
supplementary 10 a. for Europe Per Errurfa
Queenstown $50 a. n for Belgium Greet per
8 Finland mail must be directed per Fin
landD ar $50 a n for Italy direct. per = Konistn
Luse mail be directed konigt1 Luise')
az 100 ? f0r Scotland direct. > Columbia
mail must be directed per Columbian.
After closing OF Supplementary
Mails named additional
opened the piers OF American. English French
and German steamers. and open until WITHIN
Ten Minutes q rhs hour OF sailing OF
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GOVERNOR WAKEFIELD COMES HERE

LBY TELEGkAFa TO TIE IklIBUNEI
Baltimore May Ex-Governor Warheld went 10
New-York this afternoon accompanied BY Mrs.
Warhsid and his daughter Louise. They viii re-
main in New-York until Thursday and win at
tend the closing exercises or Brlar Cir School ar
which the Governors eldest daughter, Miss Carrie
WarfelQ is q student
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OBITUARY.
MISS IDA AUDREY DEACON.

Boston. May "a cable dispatch from Florence
announces the death IN that city o. Miss Ida
Audrey Deacon. daughter OF the late Edward Park
sister Of Mss Gladys Deacon. who IS prominent
In high social circles Of Europe. She nineteen
wears old.
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THE GOVERNOR LEAVES ALBANY.
Refuses 10 Discuss Candidates for Repub-
Ican Nomination for Governor.
- -rIFcnAPE ID - -RBrNr..


Albany. Nay Ex-Governor Odell, who viii sail
for Europe tomorrow, left Albany this morn
ing. accompanied by his son Herbert The Gov
e-nor refused 20 make any statement in refer
encA "a. reports as 10 candidates for the Repub-
,;.s, DOMINATION for Governor. The object OF
his rrip Is solely 10 secure rest, which he hopes
- s-d II Z sea voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees; lowest
average IL corresponding date last g.
sgsrass COR corresponding twenty-five years
LocaI forecast-Far to-day. preceded by showers IN
early morning. Wednesday fair: fresh southwest
Wis
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Tribune local Observations
3I-s

L. diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated " The T-fbunss SELF
recording The dotted line shows tho
TIRE L recor5e6 hy the local Weather Bureau
Local Of1ciaI R-cord-The following Official record
.-n the weather Bureau changes in the
last twsntytour hours In comparison
VIII he corrrrponc.nE OF Inst yeart
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IiRd.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
charge.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERs.

Great PineIawn Cemetery.-Thres times size OF Cen
tra Park. Illustrated pamphlet free a. " y 7
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Frank T. Campbell. esd St.-Stephen Merritt Embl'r
Inst Tel 1924 and 1928 Chelsea 241-3 West Esd St
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Won GLEEN-ENSIET-Ar the residence OF the bride
father. New-Rochelle, Monday. Nay % by the Rev
Cannon Knowles Of ST Chrysost1ul Jane Erin daugh-
OF William Jenkins Enrlet. W!Itrid Gabriel Won
Glenn
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Married.

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extra charge
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season. and the rrodr,-so, -,s,azA5 nv Harry
: . --i----07N- - $3.50

MSS Jessie Milward is appearing twice daily this
Week at ooco the Twenty-rhird-st and F1fth-ave
houses Of che Proctor circuit. Charles Hawtrey is
also appearing twice daily at the Twenty-third-
mouse al3o then jumping up 70 Harlem, 10 the
one hCHdred-and-tTe uty-ffTh-st
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Offices

NAN OFFTCE-No. NaSsau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. S8s rs-us.trvzx a,v
I2triox Telegraph Oros. - ~S~>A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-24

play called The Little Church Around the
At heith's Robert Lorraine appeared yesterday
in a dramaJization Of Miss Matthew's story a
Little Tragedy OF Ten Tsin'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-12
Maine Ornithological Society.

The ninth annual meeting o. IN
Maine OrnithOloSical Society will h..
held in Bangor. November -. %. Fri
day afternoon and Stature day frrennnn
will be devoted to business and visitin .
the collections of local members. On
Friday evening Illustrated lectures will
h. given by the following members:
capt. II. l.. Spinney. Seguin Light Sta
tinn, Birds from 4 Lighthouses" Ora
w Knight. Bangor. Birds of the
P.nOhscot Valley" Arthur II. Norton.
Wesi brook The Bret ding Colonies of
Shore Birds along our Maine Coast. -
Mr.. Norton patrols tn" coast OF Main..
every summer from Portland To Grand
Mrnar in behalf of the American
Ornithological Union. Mr.. knight.
author of Birds Of Maine has made
special study Of the avifuna OF the
Penobscot valley. while Capt. Spinncy.
for fifteen years the keeper of Seguin
Light. has enjoyed rare opportunities
for studying the annual migration Of
birds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-12
GIVEN. RELIEF QUICKLY.
Regular Use Of Hyomei Cures Most
Stubborn Case Of Catarrh.

No other medicine gives such prompt
relief as Hyomei in the treatment Of
catarrh.
soOthes and heals the irritated and
smartng air passages. and the regular
use for n few days or weeks will cure
the most stubborn case. Some of the
reports of those who have been cured of
catarrh by Hyomei read like miracles.
John S. Gray of Redmond Hills, Pa.
writes: II am 81 years old and have
been a sufferer with catarrh in the
head for % or 30 years. l have doc
tored with many specialists and they
all told me that the disease was incur
using Eycmei a short time was great
" benefited and can now say that I
am entirely cured. 1t has been six
months since I stopped using the rene
DIV and I still remain cured
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81 90, consisting Of an inhaler. dropper
and sufficient Hyomei to last several
weeks. This will effect a cure in or
binary cases, but for chronic and deep
seated cases Of catarrh. longer use may
he necessary, and :hen extra bottles OF
Hyomei can be obtained for soc.
Probably the strongest evidence that
can be offered as to the powers Of Hyo-
mel IN cure catarrh is the fact that
Rowditch & Webster and Percy w.
Means will agree to refund the money
if Won say that Hyomei has not helped
Won.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-12

Mrs. John Knowles. who fractured
her nip at the home of her daughter.
PhrOnie S. Knowles, is Kendall street,
is doing as well as can be expected.
though still great sufferer. She is
being cared for by her daughter and
Mrs. Geo. 4. Lilly of Manchester. Her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. ]. Albert
Knowles was with her several days.
She wishes to express her gratitude
to all friends who have shown so much
kindness and sympathy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-12
The work of grading the ground

The work of grading the grounds
around the new building of the New
England Telephone Co. will not be
this fall, as the weather has
become too cold for further operations.
The asphalt roadway will be laid on
one side. however. reaching to the
street. A plank platform will be bull,
on the east side for this winter and the
grading carried out in the spring.
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Waterville News.

George w. Dorr. the reliable druggist,
is selling large quantities of Hyomei-
He guarantees the treatment to cure
C.,,1rh without stomach dosing and says
=. has so much faith in it that he Will
nav for it himself II 1t does not cure. he
tales on the risk, 30 there Is no expense
unless = cure y e9ecte6