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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06
JEFFERSON ADDRESSES YALE MEN.
Tells of the Only Time He Was Kissed OF
the Stage
Isv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New-Haven Conn. May 5.-Joseph Jefferson
gave "reminiscences OF his stage career IN talk
before audience OF Yale students at College
Street Hall tonight The address under the
auspices OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society. He an
swered many questions asked by undergraduates
IL the audience.
What was the most unpleasant experience OF
your stage cereer?" was one OF the questions. To
this M Jefferson after a brief hesitation. replied
When 7 was a boy one July I to
sing The Star SpaEgled Banner I started, oh,
say car you see three times and broke down
They Kissed me OF the stage for the only time IN
my life. II you never had stage fright, the next
worse thing IS being Missed OF the stage"
IN reply question about openings for college
men the stage. Mr.. Jefferson said:
We ought look the college for our future
great actors A college education is great thing.
but Il absolutely necessary
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GUSTAV BtNGER.

Gustav Binger. for more than thirty-hve years
well known as a member OF the leather trade in
this city died yesterday at his home No % East
seventy-sxth-st. as the result OF an operation per
formed three weeks ago. Mr.. Binger was for
thirty-two years member Of the firm of Shattuck
& Binger- He was also president Of the Lanbean
company, OF Chicago. TIL a few years ago when
II sold out to the American Hide and Leather
company He was also vice-president Of the New
Castle Leather Company.
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FUNERAL OF coLoNEL cocHRAN

Jacksonville. Fla. May 5-The body OF Colonel
Melville Augustus Cochran. Z. 5. A. (retiredl was
escorted to the station tonight by detachments Of
the artillery and infantry branches OF the Florida
stare troops The funeral services and burial will
be held at the National Cemetery The bodv ~
dne wiIs OF the dead officer. who died year ago
az 81 Augustine, was taken from the ground to-
day and accompanies that Of Colonel Cochran 10
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEAIARLE-Pr Professor Alexander Graham Bell
Washington CAMBRIDGE-Col0nel Henry May.
Washington. FIFTH ANENUE-Senator T q.
Plat Washington GILSEY-JuIian Story. Paris.
HOLIsAND-W. Mckay TAFT, London IMPERIAL
Frederic Condo Oswego. MANHATTAN-Spen r.
Ger Borden FAN River. Murray HILL--Anasa
W. Eaton. Providence. NETHERLAND-John W.
Alling, New-Haven. ST. DENIS-F. x. Manly,
Cambridge ALDORF-ASTORJA- Isaac
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OPERATION ON wALogck.RoussgAu.

Paris May 5-M. waldeck- Rousseau III. ex-
Premier OF France submitted 10 an operation to-
day, and although the bulletin issued by the sur
geons said that the result seemed satisfactory.
serious apprehensons have been aroused over his
condition The surgeons did not disclose their
diagnosis OF the disease, but il is understood
70 De cancer OF the intesttnes and not liver
plant
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SS a; #. wsS5ss 5:, 81 sT sse. Nay
CANNON-On Wednesday, May 4 1904. a. his residence
5car Of MS age ua.Tal services fo his la ne rss
99enee No. 5ld Wiiiiam-st on saturday May Z at
fease OMIT i aa%aTs At the eon'sh''he' OF ne 'A'
cI HID s L44tehaeld C9Hn MAY s. Ise4 Elise5sth
f5r1aerly Rochester. I Fns-Si a Episoopa
termelt at Rochester y. Z.
cEt1swELLAt Paterson y J. in hsr 18Th year Mary
tals"sl- ne ATE Hooert CH5ssslL
soH 1esdtn e No 5ss OBS ? Pat.F g sS 4 l'
FIFTH I--} suddenly on May 1904. Ashas. Fitch
ST. Friday. May s. at 10 Please omit rOwsrA
SONS OF THE REy SsI,E Toy, IN THE STATE OF
once OF the Secretary, >. IaS S. BroA Ss ,o.
The members Of this society ARE Fsasesss 70 attend
Ashbe p Fitch. at No. IS East sOtA-st Friday
No. : - 'EREDERICK s TALIAfAGE President,
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS. Secretary
AT sPEIAL MEETING Of the board OF directors % The
following minute adopted:
company 0t5 de S Gt Mr. Fh o Vase s " I
management president OF the institution
incorporated done muoh make the company
As servant o. ,he state IN Congress and the city
Hs Devotion to the welfare Of this company viii
IL w 3s fe9Es OF sorrow sRa sDa59 FOR R
and children that before aaorTag as marx ot respect
copy minutes be nttnsy sngFosssd and
Ev order OF tho board directors Trust Company
OF America. RAYMOND J. CHATRY. Secretary.
New-Yorlc N. z. May o 1904.
CIIBFRT-On Thursday May 5. 1904. az her home No
I52 Mary Fowler Gilbert. widow
Gilbert the Dist year OF her Funeral private.
EAwKINs-At Asbury Park N J. May 4 1904 John
F Hawkins Funeral service Sunday S. from ais
late residence. No TO3 First-ave.. Asbury Park at
1.S0 p
HICKS-O.l Tuesday May 5. Edgar s. Hicks. Funeral
services residence, No. So
ment private kindly flowers.
TC,fZ-At home. No lincoln
y. ] 3, 1904 Andrew Kirkpatrick. Judge
Of me United states District Court FOR the Srats ~
Nevv-Tersey. Goth OF his Funeral SER
vices wi be Church. Broad
SITS. Newark. Friday, May 8, az o'clock IN the
afternoon.
MARSHALL-On the 4th inst Jonathan Marshall IN the
nth year age. Funeral his late residence No
Logillard Place, Bronx Borough. at $50 o'clock
Friday evening. 9th inst
NcCJ-RDY-NIary A. Hamilton McCurdy. widow Of John
Mct,urjly. away MAY 5. after
9th-st-. Brooklyn. sunday. May 5. m
InterTneRt private in Greenwood
ROSS-On Wednesday. May 1904 her Iat, residence
F. OF the late Alexander " Ross n the
Funeral services
May Z 1904 at No. 40 West 52d-st. at O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited to attend
THOMPSON-At Freehold n. T. On Thursdsv Nav &
William Thompson IN his 6Tth Funeral
late residence. Freehold. n J.. Monday. May 8, az
IL a m. Duluth Mimi. Superior (Wts1 and Norfolk
CVa-l papers please copy
A. 1904. NJ Weir. the 63d year OF hIs age
0 later
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TRANsPAC1FIC NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAP
DAILY


DAILY
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrIDtc av
OF sailing The conaecrir
Registered Franspa-i nc Mails
day. close at the General Postofca Ne-Yor
Hawai- Japan China and PhsIippine Isls.z, ~, -
Francisco. close AZ ESQ p May for sIsuascb ~
g America Maru- -
Hawaii. via Francisco close az $50 n N Nav a
for disEarch per > 5. Alameda
China Japan. via Tacoma close at $50 n m Msv
dispatch per s. Ming Chow
China and Japan via Vancouver and n
Empress India Aaerchandiss FOR Trits5 $780,
Postal Agency az shanghai De forwarded VA
Canadal -
China Japan. close at ESQ D m Nav %
for dispatch s. Hyades- - -
New Zealand. Australia except Vest. Nex-Caie.onia
Fiji. samoa ard Hawaii, San F-an~isro -. az
$50 p m Nay y for dispatch per g. s Sonora- ~
the Cunard steamer carrying the British
Zealand does not arrive conner virh ~.
dispatch, extra natls-clOSins $50 a. m 9.80 a ~
and O-SO p m sundays at 4.So a a. m. ana q fa
p m-wth he made Up and forwarded until the arriraI
or the Cunart steamer - ----
Australi tsxespt Vest. and
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- c. close at $50 D m. May q for dispatch per 81 4
Tahiti Margresas Islands VIA San Francisco ~,.
800 p n. May 70 rcr dispatch per s. s. Mariposa = -
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Aay y for dispatch z. s. TRANSPORT - - ~
NQIk- Mess otherwise addressed. Austrasf,
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pines va san hranciscothe Quickest routes philip
must oe rrlly PREPAID foreign rates Hawaii -
1orWaToso francisco exclusivsy
CORNELIUS VAN CCT-r pcsx-nnnxnn
F0sse"ss' Ss~-xork " z. April "a t3oA
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Military Tournament Madison Square Garden
Funeral s1-CoutroIler Asbe p Fitch. No. 10 East
Eightieth-st.. 20
Dinner Fraternity. Hotel Savoy evening.
Meeting tho Nsw-Yorz Mcroscoplcal Society No. o.
Malison-ave.. .. H.
Nesting @ NsW-York section Of the American Chemf-
e. E---erv- n. Los Mest E-ctE-Afth-al sLa %.
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SENATOR QUAY VERY WEAK.
Indications That His Work in Congress Is
Approaching the End.

washington, May 5.-senator Quay. OF Pennsyl-
vania is at his home here and at present has
intention Of leaving the city, His condition
his friends some anxiety. He IS very weak, and
while he occasionally drives about the city and
on one or TWO occasions has visited the depart
rnenus on official business since the adjournment
OF Congress, he IS invariably accompanied by his
daughter or an attendant. 1t IS regarded a sig
uifcant that among the executive appointments
announced to-day was that OF William T. Wright
70 be consul general az Munich Mr. Wright has
been Senator Quays secretary and confidential
clerk for many years. II is regarded likely that
this provision IS made for Mr. Wright because Mr..
Quay NAV feel that his work IN Congress IS
rearing end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06

Maurus Jokai. or Jokai MOT. according to the
Hungarian custom OF placing the surname first
was born February 70. 1895. at Komorn, town
on the Danube, about fifty miles northwest of
Budapest. His father, a lawyer. a strict
Calvtnist and came Of an old and excellent fam
lily. The name originally spelled J6kay but
Maurus, when he became Identified, he did
when still very young with the party which stood
for liberty and equality. dropped the final va
mark OF nobility in Hungary-and substituted 80
in it's place. Before he was twelve years old he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06
mkINLEY ASSOCIATION TO MEET HERE

Washington. May 5.-The trustees os the McFIin-
ley National Memorial Association will meet in
New-Hork next Monday. Postmaster CeneraI
Payue, the Wisconsin member OF the board, will
leave mere on sunday 70 attend the meeting re-
turning Tuesday Wednesday
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Should be DAILY ~ al interested "a changes
may occur az any
Forelsn mails Tor the week ending Nay .. 1904. viii
close promptly IN al casesl General Postoce
Parcels Post Mails
closing time shown below Parcels Post mails For Ger
many close at D. II Monday
Regular and Supplementary close az Foreign
on corner OF West and Morton Streets half hour
a closing ue shown below except that Supplementary
Mails Tor Europe and Central America Colon. close
enc hour later az Foreign SJation).
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SAMUEL S. STAFFORD.

Norwich. y Y. May 5.-Samuel s stafford. a
prominent lawyer of oxford, N Y is dead there
AT the age OF sixty-seven years. His death was
caused by blood poisoning resulting from a wound
received before Port Hudson June H. 1863. He
was first lieutenant OF Company OF the Hath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06

Regiment. New-York Volunteers and for a num-
ger OF years had been secretary OF the Nth Regi-
nent association He represented Chenango CoUn-
" N the State Assembly IN 1855
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FRANZ Won LENBACH DEAD.
The Historical and Portrait Painter Expires
in Munich

Munich. May 5-Franz Won Lenbach the his
torical and portrait painter and president Of the
Munich Artists Association Is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06

lacy DC Grey. sister CT the late Sir Michael
t1eFDert who was British Ambassador TO Evasbir~-
ton has been very i'll during the last winter o.
Is woman until recently beautiful. has beeD
-. e@iaaeed ~ her sufferings. Her hair has be-
come quite gray. Indeed. her eon5tto - -
Is such that she wiu be unable 10 take m. 80
o ss part this season in the management Of The
- AZ Covert Garden in previous years When
-. was always tie moving spirit OF The ,,n5a--
hsF tact and her great social prestige and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06

highest temperature yesterday "a degrees lowest 30.
average s average for corresponding year 50:
AsSs Tor corresponding last yearn "a
Local torscast-Far to-day and SATURDAY. cooIs- -
oags fresh westerly HtndA - -
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rr,bnnc T.ocnI ob.ervatIon.-
HOURS: Morning.

In tnis diagram the continuous white line shows ths
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
eofllhs pAruister The dotted line shows the tenpera
cure as recorded oy the local Weather Bureau
A"oAi oniclal RecOrd.-The following Official record
rom tAe Weather Bureau the changes in the tenn
D1Fs Tor the last tWentyfour hours IN comparison with
the corresponding dale OF last year:
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After the closing or the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional Supplementary
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MAURUS JOKAI DEAD.
Hungarian NoUeist Had Infamma-
ton of the Lungs.

Budapest, May 5.-Maurus Jozai, the Hun
garian novelist, who was recently reported to
be seriously i'll. died this evening from inf1am-
nation Of the lungs. He was seventy-nine years
90
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ROBBERY OF STEPHANIE.
Her Secretary 4rrested, 9th Her
yezrels and Papers.

s sv +he pc.ce IL the very moraeoI wen
S .e--i-g foot on board TIE tTalsa l'1n &c
% Antwerp thar was TO convey H" u ms
liner a. - .---y-r Princess stephanies private
--s.arv. a young ErrsSEit1 o- nc -
E-osr,.oss Of good family was FOUND Win
90 - r.s-tz tssng q large portion OF her
US ,,,a-tif,- Of valuable lsces presented 10
=. an fire frue OF her marriage 70 ~IoNi 1I1-'Ce
- and 81 sorts Of letters ara GocuIliel'tS
80 f4ar.tal character belonging 70 IAe Pt-n-
- D., means ~ which lie prOp41y hopsd "-7-'
-. .--abeaed IN America 10 prevent MS tornaer
Sh0 - .~-, demanding his eS,trad--lCH lie ike
-. ,,-s,,.b.elly hoped Go use JLeEa for TIE pur-
-. ~ ev-o-tfnE money -rcrl her
7rrhr. Eter-auls cas doubtless been grained 10
- .1sl her 5ewcis have been recovered, il may
= o,es-ioued whether she viii De Wnoly F-easeu
y - knowledge that most OF her private papers
=. now iu the hands os the officers OF that very
T-,rq v-1osa she has recently been suing In me
80, courts WIKI SC much bitterness. " Mic
80 5o-y-reas viii probably % turned over % me
T7nzs-Iaa authorities. along with the oIher stoeil
,rs-rv md me prisoner himself, the arrest nav
Dc been made a. tie request OF lie po--ce OF
Budapest. Sgep1su-e viii never ne sure as -
,,5stber O. not copies. photographic and IN other
so-,n. have been taken of her papers while Il the
hs,as Of the Belgian officials az Antwerp.
--he mans tral ct Pest promises 70 prove or
zs,asrionaI character unless Re can be induced 10
waive all defence Ard 10 plead guilty The former
crown erin cess. who now TO -o2Ger ENJOYS ia
Aue-rts ary q the prerosGtIves either OF an Aus
,-fan a-chduchess or OF a foreign princess az the
Nooo. ana who ranks merely as a Hungarian
.,r,sr OF re minor a-.stccracy, VIII Go obliged,
IN case her secretary makes any defence, 10 3p-
- ., cou-r In person AS an ordinary citizen and
70 submit 70 81 the lrG-srites OF cross-eIar1ina-
tio- rH.ch is likely TO prove Of cruel character
.er IN hungary the memory OF Crown Prince Ru-
6olrb IS held too dear to admit Of any good win
BEING accorded 10 has widow who is regarded as
having contributed TO the domestic uuhappiness
whics eliminated in the tragedy Of Meyerling.
ste9han.e is certainly unfortunate in her private
secretaries. A yea- or SO ago she had another one
VINO distinguished himself by giving statement 10
the mess in her name IL which so cruel sIur was
placea on TIE memory OF Crown Prince Rudolph
that It c-oused universal indignation throughout
Austria ard Hungary.
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