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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

Greenwich. Conn, after long illness James A. Burr
Funeral Friday morning arrival of train leaving
New-York at 1904.
FLIESS-Ange Post. widow OF the William NJ Fliess,
May "a Funeral from Church OF the Heavenly Rest
on Saturday morning. May a. Ct 10 o'clock
FRENCH-suddenIy. May 90 at East Orange n j.
Funeral services saturday. May q, her late
home. No. % Hawthorne-ave. at O'Clock. Trains
s. w. R. r.. at D. m. 1ntsrment private. Kindly
omit flowers
GARDNER-Entered into rest on her birthday. May %.
West l4sd-st Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MIILER-At Newark. N. j.. on Tuesday May %, 1905.
Mary Eastwood wife OF Frank W. Miller. in the 42d
year OF her Funeral services viii be held at her
home. No 1925 Broad-st on Friday May 20. az D.
POWELI-On wednesday, May a. 1905. Sarah H.
wife of Wilson NJ Powell. and daughter OF the late
Samuel and Rachel H Brown. Funeral services at
her late residence. No. ga West 5Sth-st. Friday.
May %, at IA o'clock noon
sHELDoN-At his residences IN Chicago. May %. Thso-
dors Sheldon, in the sd year of his
sTEELE-Entered into rest, at Newark. y. J.. On
Wednesday, May "a 1905. Frances Cook wife OF Rev.
William II. Steele, d. D. Funeral private.
TAPPAN-On May %. William AspnTan Tappan.
sighty-hvs years old.
wEBB-on wednesday evening. May "a 1905. at his
late residence No. a2s West 57th-st. after short
illness Charles Henry Webb. Funeral private. Inter
Champaign, n. Y Boston, Mass ana san Fran
cisco. Cal. papers please copy
zIEGLER-At his country residence. Great Island
Noroton, Conn, Wednesday, May "a 1905
william ZiegIer. IN his SAD year Funeral service
viii be held at Great Island Saturday, May o.
at ia o'clock noon. Carriages at Noroton awaiting
Station Interusnt az Woodlawn at ths convenience
OF the family. Please omit flowers
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POstomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may occur at airy timel
Foreign mails for the ending May q. 1908 will
CIOse promptly IN all PosOhics
IoLoWs; Registered Parces-Post Malls
carrier than closing time below
TOT GERMANY close at D. Nav "a and %.
FrceIs Post Mails for Great Britain and Ireland
by the White star Line Wednesdays and by
the American Line Saturdays additional dispach
is made by the Cunard Line when Cunard sails
on Saturday later than the American Line steamer ths
same day The PareesPost mails close hour before
the regular mails.
ton trrer of West and Morton Srees) half hour later
than closing time shown below (xcept that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America. via Colon Gloss
one hour later Foreign Station)
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MR.. FAIRBANKS IN CHICAGO.
Denies Report That His Visit Is to Act as
Mediator in the Strike.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

by IELEGNAFH TO TIE IIII8UNE.J
Chicago May 25.-Vice-President and Mrs.
Fairbanks arrived in the city to-day and to-
night were the guests Of Charles G. Dawes,
former controller of the currency at Evans
ton, and tomorrow will visit their son. Warren
Fairbanks, with whom they will remain until
Saturday evening. when they will go with the
Congress delegation 20 the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, at Portland. Ore.
V1ce-PresIdent Fairbanks remained in the city
to-day and manifested much interest in the
strike, asking many questions regarding it. He
denied, however, that he was here to make any
efforts to bring about a settlement
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DIR. WILSON TO DELIVER ADDRESS
Prinoeton's President Asked for Second Time
to Make Baccalaureate Speech.

Princeton, N j., May %.-Announcement was
made to-day that President woodrow Wilson had
been chosen again deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon at Princeton University on commencement.
Sunday, June IL This Is the second time that this
address viii be delivered by layman. last year
being the first
commencement event OF great interest will be
the twenty-eighth annual Yale-Prtnceton baseball
game on University Field June 10 The grad
uatng exercises Will be on tho nnornine, of June
IA. Seventeen classes will be in reunion. beginning
as far back as the graduates of 1885
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washington May 25-It was announced at the
State Department to-day, after g. call of Baron
Giskra, the Hungarian charge daffaires,
that the controversy Of Marcus Braun. the Ameri-
can immigration inspector at Budapest. with the
Hungarian authorities the road to salts
factory settlement, The police official who is said to
have tempered with Mr., Braun's mail will be DIS
missed and will be further punished Mr., Braun
will be Withdrawn from his present post and trans
ferred to another field Of activity. His successor
ba not vet beer selected
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Offices.

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ttOtel Victoria kissiugsn: FranSfurter
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sHu-Aail. Hotel Prinz Carl. Heidelberg: Hotel
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SontInental. Munich; Hotel Kaiserhof.
AUSTRIA AND SwITZERLAND--Hote Bristol Vienna;
IIan9 Hotel Huusar Budapest Hotel Baur Lac,
II9tel savoy and West End, Carlsbad: Hotel
IIGpP carlsbad; Hotel Continental Lausanne: Hotel
lCorla Interialtsn; Hotel Euler. Basic:
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6bSa--lIlheL Hotel de IA PAX. Geneva; Hotel
IlvssS, Geneva. Stadtrath. Marienbad: Hotel Wei
5toteI VSvey; Rugen Hotel Jungfraubiick Interaken:
paS stlu rHotel Brunnen. Hotel National LuceTns:
tot Hotel Lueer=ei Hotel Bernerhof Berns; Grand
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANcE-Grand Hotel Venice;
I IttoH rttoel Rome: Eden Palace. Genoa: Grant
ds la Vile Milan; Royal Hotel Rome: Hotel de Ia
EIle Florence; Grand Hotel Florence. Savoy Hotel,
5Iotence; Hotel Royal San Reno Hotel Gr1uds
iTetasne. Nice; Savoy Hotel. san Reno Grand HOel
41onte Carloi sun Palace Hotel Monte Carlo; Grand
ttoteL AK -Bains; Hotel Louvre and Savoy. Aix-
CAIRO EGYPT-shepheard's Hotel. GhszIreh Palaces
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY C2T-At a. m for Europe. per s. Phil
adelphia via Plymouth and Cherbours Including Ire
land when specially addressed for this steamer:
1850 a. Complementary a. M for Europe.
Etruria. via Queenstown and Liverpool3 $50 a
for Belgium Parcels Post Malls. Per > Kroonla1d
(alsO regular mail for Belgium when specially ao-
dressed for this stearnerl at 1880 a m for scotland
direct Especially addressed onlyl. 8 Furnessia
TUESDAY CS0)-At $50 a Complementary II a M for
Europe. per 8. 5. KrOnprnz Wilhelm. VIA Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Bremeni at II 80 a FOR Italy direct
Especially addressed only. per = Adalbert
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sToRk PAYS A VISIT; rRIPLErs.

The stork paid a visit to the home of Michael
Newman, in Long Island City. yesterday, and
left three more children in the Newman family.
which was already blessed with four. Mrs. New
man. the mother of the triplets. was doing well
last evening. The home of the Newmans was
NIslteo ny all OF the neighbors, who heartily
congratulated the proud parents on the addition
to the family
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Gravesend, $50 p.
Celebration OF the eight!-rst anniversary
Church, Henry and Scanned sts,
Annual meeting OF the New-York Law Institute ..
Commencement exercises Columbia Institute,
LyceUm. p.
Beach p.
Lecture by the Rev DR.. howard DUfield on Chateaus
Cathedrals and Canals" chapel First Presby
Church, 5th-ave. and l1th-st, Sis p
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GOLD MEDALS FOR GERMAN SAILORS.

Berlin. May 25.-Three gold medals, given by
President Roosevelt 10 three German bluejackets
who saved the lives OF several sailors Of the United
States ironclad Monadnock, in Chinese waters
were transmitted by Ambassador Tower TO the For
eign Office to-day. from which Office they will be
sent to the Marine Ministry. The American gov
eminent inquired two months ago of the German
government IL medals for this aot Of heroisn would
be received and their official Acceptance followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
MAJOR BRECKENRIDGE RESIGNS.
Objects to Action Of the President on
Land Question.

Muskogee I. T, May 25.-AIaior Clifton R. Brock
inrtdge former Ambassador TO Russia, has resigned
his position member Of the Dawes Commission
The resignation submitted to the President in
April. and was announced to-day. Major Breckin-
ridge resigned because of order issued by the
President reversing the action Of the Dawes Com
mission on a land question over which Major Breck-
inr1dgs had immediate Jurisdiction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
SIR GILBERTs SECOND SIGHT

Sir Gilbert Parker. the Canadian born Member Of
Parliament Westminster, and son-in-Iaw OF the
vel known New-York dealer in Oriental curios
Ashley Vantine who has been seeing things has
found many sympathtzers among his fellow legis-
lators Indeed. the widespread ridioule accorded
here 10 his assertion that he a fellow member
Sir Frederick Dasch, in the House. the very
time when the latter at home I'll and in his
bed, is by means shared by the majority of the
statesmen and presumably level headed politicians
all Of the worldwide to the number Of over
q thousand constitute Great Brtains Imperial Par
lament Hundreds Of them have ancestral homes
haunted by ancestral spoOks. and regard any
skepticsm in connection with the latter in the light
Of rank heresy Even the octogenarian Lord High
Chancellor who is the official Keeper OF the Con-
science Of the sovereign of the empire, the prn-
cipal lay oignitary of the realm, the supreme Judge
ana the presiding officer of the House OF Lords
Aeyes n supernatural visions.
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TEACHERS TO VIEW COLLECTION.

1t was said at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
yesterday that special facilities will be AFFORDED
TOT an inspection OF the Crosby Brown collection of
nuslcaI Instruments OF all nations to the members
or the national Music Teachers Association which
VIII meet IN this city next month. The convention
will be held at Teachers College bur on I,Ina ba
members will visit the museum - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-E P Fish, Boston. BREsLIN--
6oodale, u. s. A. &retiFedli Paymaster w. L vii
SON .. g. A. I5Q 4 nhA4S Mayor F. R. Qpn-
son and Mrs. Hobsoo ~ MURRAY HILL-C.' c.
Woolworth. Albany. NETHERLAND-H. b. Dean
Providence WObCOTT-General Charles Miller
Franklin, Penn: Lieutenant Colonel Cowrie, b e.
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BALL AT KENsINeToN PALACE.

London, May 25.-Princess Henry of Battenberg
gave grand ball at Kensington Palace tonight to
celebrate the debut Of her daughter Princess Ena.
The seven hundred guests included King Edward,
the Prince OF Wales and many other royal person.
ages and the diplomatic corps Mr.. Choate and
Mrs. and Miss Choate present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
BARON RorHsoHfLn MORSE.

Paris, May 2.-The condition of Baron Alphonse
Rothschild who has been suffering from bron-
chitis, worse last night. He rallied IN the
night. and was somewhat better this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

Bad Nauheim. May &-King Leopold Of Belgium
came from Ems this morning and spent two hours
this afternoon with Secretary Hay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

Washington. May 2S-secretary Hitchcock said
to-day that no successor to Clifton Breckenridge
will be appointed. The terms Of all the members
of the Dawes Commission will expire by law
July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
J. J. HILL LEASES LENox ESTATE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBrBuNE.l
Pittsheld Mass. May Thames ]. Hill has LEASED
an estate in Lenox for the summon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
MORGAN TREAT APPOINTED MARSHAL.

washington May 25.-Morgan Treat. Of Rich
mond, has been appointed United States marshal
the Eastern District OF Virginia, vice j. f. B.
Stuart who viii be appointed Collector OF Customs
at Newport News, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

Highest temperature yesterday 10 degrees; lowest b2;
average e. for corresponding date OF last
IA average corresponding date OF last Twenty-Five
years. ca. -, -
Local Forepsst.-Rain to-day Saturday, fsLrl brisk
southerly shifting 70 westerly wtn6A.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

u .a6Vv accessible by Harlem Grand Cen
trial station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and
by carriage Lots f125 up Telephone (&SSO GrameFcy)
1or hook of Views o representatives
49, Once, 20 East 2Srd St. n. Z. City.
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SPECIAL Notices.


THE TRIBUNE will be by mail any address In
,ht ropntrv or abroad address changed
SSasjrsf Subscriptions may De given 10 regular
Sssisr before leaving more convenient hand them
In at THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
EXCHANGE OF CHILDREN.
Nep Organization for the Promotion
of Friendly International Relations.

international Exchange Of Children" is the title
II an organization founded In Paris which has
among its leaders the Countess de Grenuhle sister
~ Prince Joseph de Chimay, the Duchess d'Iyzes
,be MarQuise de Jauoourt and number of other Of
the grandes DANES Of the Faubourg St German
and that has for its object the promotion. not
merely Of the acquisition Of foreign Languages
hut likewise the creation Of better understanding
among foreign nations. The method employed by
.be association. which has been in existence for
about q year, is & systematic exchange of children
a school age between different countries French
children being sent to spend their three months Of
long summer holidays in English and German
families taking in return the latters children for
the same period. The basis on which the ex-
change is made is that parents bear the OF the
journey Of their own offspring but that, from the
moment OF its arrival until the moment OF it's de-
nsrturs the child is treated absolutely as member
a. tie family with which it is living
No attempt is made by the association to indu-
enoe the parents its functions being restricted to
The Introduction to another Of families DESTROYS
Of e1scting such exchange and to making the
necessary inquiries TO the good faith and eligi-
bnity Of those seeking to make use of the assist
sncs Of the association.
Last year about two hundred Of these exchanges
were effected, mainly with English, German and
italian families. and with most satisfactory re-
quits. Indeed great has been tho success OF the
association that during the winter it has received
many hundreds Of communications, not merely
from nearly all the European countries. but like
wise from the United States. Cuba, Mexico and
Brazil, that under the auspices Of some OF the
greatest ladies in France quite n number OF chill
dren OF Americans in sfiueut circumstances will
cross the ocean next month TO spend their summer
holidays in well-to-do French families where they
VIII become acquainted, not only with the French
language. but likewise with the incest kind of
French home life, while in return an equal num-
Der OF French lads win have their ideas broadened
and thejr faculties :nvigorated by sojourn in the
United States as part and parcel of well to do
American families.
The scheme seems so excellent one that it is
only right that It should be made known far and
wide fer everything that tends to promote the
mutual understanding between foreign nations and
10 destroy racial prejudices based on ignorance
contributes to the maintenance OF the peace OF the
world.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
INDIES ETC

FRIDAY Coat . a for Porto Rico, via MayaEres
per Pathfinder Especially addressed ordinary man
onv): al ~ m FOR Yucatan and Campeche. per 3 8.
Tjomo: at m for Brazil per s British Prince,
via PernanbucO Bahia and Santos GncludinS Northern
when specially addressed) at l2SO p m Tor Fer
nambuco Santos, = DANA also otneT parts
Brazil when specially addressed for TINS steamer
SATURDAY (2I)-At $50 for Argentine. Uruguay
and Paraguay. per s St Nicholas; at $50 sup
Elementary $50 for Porto Rico. Curacao and Ven
Caracas (alsO Colombia, via Curacao.
when specially addressed for this steamer; at $50 a m
suppernentary 1890 a for Nicaragua Except East
COAST Honduras Except East COAST. salvador Pana-
Canal CauCa Department or Colombia Ecla-
dor Bolivia and Chilli s finance VIA colon
Gaiso Guatemala when specially addressed for this
at =. supplementary 1880 M for
Fortune Island. Jamaica and Colombia except Cauca
Departments per 8 3 SloiFla tao costa
Pica Via Iimon. when specially addressed for tnis
steamer; at 10 8. for Cuba per $ MORO Castie
Wis Havana: at 1890 p. III. for Cuba Especially sd-
dressed ony), per $. Olnda- via MatanZas
TUESDAY t3O)-At 100 a. m LuF -N7"l'4iau pet - -
RnealIn1.
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uNDERTAKERS.

FRANK H CAMPBELL. 241-s West esd ST
ga G. srephen Merritt Embg Inst Tel 1874 Chelsea
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
g.. IL ,cints In the United states Canada and Mexico
F az the boroughs Manhattan and The bronx(
cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
HWbout extra expense for foreign postage.
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Mail subscribers Eew-York City 70 the DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY VIII be charged one copy
postsSs In addition 70 the rates named above.
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Bar.
inch

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by Tho TrIbuEs's SELF
eeordng barometer. The dotted line the tempera-
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local Onicial RecOrd-The following official record
from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
nArature the twenty-four hours IN comparison
with corresponding date OF last year:
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Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

Forefgn Hnfes.
For points Europe and countries In th- Unesrsar
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed ths FOL-
lowing
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RICHARDSON-DE BATTNEs-April "a 1905 at Flor |
Italy Harriet Aallal daughter Of Mary Ketchuun
BOVINE and the late Or. George N Richardson 10 /
Guiio de Batinss. Of Forsnca
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NOTICE Five cents per IN addition 20 tbs
regular postage must be prepaid on all letters for
Supplementary Mails. and letters depos-
tts5 IN the drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun-
tries after the closing OF the Regular MAIL Tor as
particular vessel, will not be forwarded
11ss such additional postage is fully prepaid thereon
Supplementary Transatlantic Mails also
o3e1ed on the piers Of the American. English and
n steamers. whenever the saiHngs occur at .
m or later; and late mail may be deposited IN ne
vsi borss on the piers OF the German Lines sailing
re, Tob0ken The mails the piers one hour
a1I half before failing time and close minutes
sailing Only regular postage letters
cent? half oncel required articles mailed on ths
rsrs z IN American. White star and German SEA
Pos steamers: double postage deters 10 cents hale
nlncao other lines.
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Tribune Local Observations
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