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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washinston, May L.
The LAX. region high still Dominates ths
weather conditions Eastern districts 1t slowly
moving eastward depression considerable energy
s central over the middle Rocky Mountain region Tho
weather continues New-Engiand districts with
no rain of consequence except in the midds Mississippi
Valley Over the plains and Rocky Mountain region and
in the South high temperatures prevail.
Fair weather is Eastern and Southern
districts Tuesday Wednesday. In the lake region.
the Ohio and the middle portions OF tho Mis-
s,s.np Valley there will be rain. Rain is ALSO indicated
viii he warmer in NewEngland and IN tho upper lake
region and colder in the upper missouri Haey
ana Rocky Mountain districts. ., ..,.,
The Winds along Ne1n-Engand and Middle Atlantic
coasts viii be west to northwest; on tho south
fieSto ana Gulf coasts. southeast 10 south on
and on the upper lakes brisk eastsrly. -,
Ssanoers depaTtinK Tuesday for European ports VIII
have fresh westerly winds and fair weather 70 the
Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LocalItes.-For Western Penn
sv1vapa fair to-day with showers in afternoon or night
"Wednesday showers, fresh southeast winds
For Western New-York fair and warmer to-oayi
Wednesday showers; variable winds becoming fresh
easterly w.t. rorrsvlvan,a Nsw.-
1ers.v and Delaware fair and warmer to-day WeoheS-
6sx showers and thunderstorms; fresh west ~lhos.
fair to-day ana Wednesday "o~4Ho
w. WINDS =. a..
Columbia. fair ana WaFHhsF
"wednesday, showers light. variable WHO'S
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LETTERS FROM READERS OF THE TRIBUNE
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
compilation of Data in Regard to Medical
Opinion on the Subject

40 the Editor Of The Tribune.
F- nave just returned from the South. whittier
ao gone to try TO recover that health OF which
:, vas robbed by vaccination in 1894 and my atten-
ion has been called to the editorial in your issue
.. tne 18th inst. the pamphlet OF Mr.. Alex z.
Soo''' OF Chicago. upon vaccination.
ABSTAIN from referring to what I consider the
numerous errors contained in your short article.
~ wiz go at once to the concluding paragraph.
~ which you censure Mr.. Scott for ignoring what
you term the practical unanulity OF the profession
Al recommending vaccination"
LOU are deceived to this. DR.. c. g. Carr. OF
columbus. Ohio. the Editor OF Medical Talk"
mas commenced an investigation Of medical opinion
~ this country scale never before attempted,
tine I ne eontemplates addressing every physician IN
Is an immense task. but understand that he has
on fSiy addressed over four thousand physicians
thousand replies or these rs per cent object 70
Gopql ~ in any form, direct or indirect and at
th they give reasons for their opinons that yaccna
For long time the S'i letters Of reply Of these
IN to Pr Cars interrosatories sRResFea
pamphlet containing large number OF these let
'eFs' which can be had for the asking ngeEyvERsoN
Brooklyn. April 20, 1906.
Assuming that the inquiry is being conducted
with scrupulous care and integrity. we may prop
ery observe that the statistics obtained will have
a greater value after the returns are all IN than
they have while the census is incomplete. There
Is need. too, of distinguishing between the WIS
dom Of compulsion and the merits of vacclna-
ton itself-two very different matters. The OPP
ponents Of vaccination sometimes lose sight OF
two facts: There has been steady improve
ment in the methods Of preparing vaccine
lymph in the last twenty-five years-withiu the
last five or ten years, in factso that the chance
Of unfortunate consequences attending lis use
is smaller now than formerly. Anticipated data
the subject, therefore, have less value than
modern figures. Again. carelessness on the part
Of either patient physician may be followed
by unhappy results. Disobedence Of wise In
structions or a blunder by the doctor himself
may make much mischief; and the rule holds
good in regard to many departments of medical
and surgical practice besioes vaccination
In the Berlin correspondence Of THE Medical
Record" CNew-York) there appeared week or
two ago the statement that in the whole OF
Prussia there were Just fourteen deaths from
smallpox in 1908. That this terrible disease has
been almost completely overcome through vac
cination-compulsory vaccination, too-seems to
be fair conclusion. The fact will certainly
strengthen the faith OF practitioners.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES, ETC.

PaEaggay. per $ s. Egyptian PTince. '-4' anu
yTon Via eFnsn6uco Basa RIO 0 asi1 1 an per s $
ParaSqinE SSEJHsgn Brazil Argentine Uruguay and
at $50 a N Complementary 1880 a M
Except East coas sRivad6 Pans Canal aPn z6ae
Cauca Department OF Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Bolivia
specially addressed for steareT9: al $50 a m
SHd Exec p cg tGF b 5.Psa Haiti p a
G5ssrts aPe2ganS GSPe Haiti Port Dc Psi4 Panama
steamer at y m Tor ArseIti9s UFuggay and Para
when sSsca9 ADDRESSED gsr this ssaS came Eaa0 Barbados
At for G5 5r 4 9aaassa a sF canpis
Pee sdPfse tr 4 is IshsF Parts OF AecG when
Mexico Especially addressed only. Bayamo. via
Friday DAT 10 a. for Fortune Island and ia
Po Ba r A Bs sl'q Fsr2 G0ss5 GaS T GhGas
when specially addressed for this steamer. at Il m.
Niagara also uantanalno ana Santiago wien specially
addressed for this steamsrl; u Tor Barbados
PARA Msranham afd ceaSa at ESQ MA for AGES
s tS ad saSsuH R5 E2ss7 Gao
Tor Cur.aO Venezuela colombia except Cauca and
for Porto RICE pen GSamo via g sah juan az a. 10
m, for Grenada, St vincent Trinidad Ciudaa Boil
var and Guiana Per MarayaI; IL FOR Brazil.
and santos dncudng Northern Brazil Arg entfns UrTe
quay and Paraguay when specially addressed for this
NOTICE cents per half ounce IN addition to the
BY the suppieentary mails and Letters seTossa ~ tSs
drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries altar the
vessel VIII not be forwarded unless additional
entsry TRANSATLANTIC mails srs also opened On he psGs
Of the American. English and French steamers whenever
the saLings occur at o a M. or later and late mall
may be deposited the mail boxes the piers OF the
pier. open one hour and half Ssfor. sailing tms ana
close ten MINUTES ssfoss sSss time Only rssu ar
articles aa on the piers o. the AnsEicsn wsi;s sss.
10 cents half ounce on other lines.
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DIR. TAN DE WATER OUT.
He Resigns Position of Chaplain of
Columbia University.

Announcement was made at the regular meeting
OF the board of trustees Of Columbia University
yesterday afternoon that the Rev. George r. Van
De Water the university chaplain. had rendered
his resignation to take effect at the close of the
college year.
Dr. Van De Water served university preacher
from 1891 1898 At that time he was made regu-
lar chaplain and has served in that capacity since
No reason given by the trustees for the action
of the chaplain. In accepting the resignation the
trustees placed on record a formal expression Of
THAR anureciation OF DR.. Van De Waters devoted
and efficient services to the university
Tba n1nointment of a new chaplain will be made
soon and he will begin his duties with the opening
OF the new st. Pauls Chapel IN the autumn
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rRANsPAcIF1c MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


The schedule % closing Of Transpscfc Malls Is arranged
the presu % their uninterrupted overland
transit a sailing. The final connecting mails
except Registered Trans3achc Mails dispatched
D m previous day. close at the General Postoeace.
New-York. as follows
Phiiippue islands VIA Seattle close at ?. m. Nay
Japan Korea China ana specially addressed
Phtippine Islands Tacoma, close at p May
usS,V Iar Korea China Philippine Islands
san Francisco. close a ? M May toc dispatch
Nipsy 5,i,1J Australia Except wesO. New-caIedonia
VaVyai nd Fill Islands via san Francisco.
cicse AZ 4 D. IN. Say Is for dispatch per Sierra
ar the Cunard carrying the British mail Tor
New-Zeaaud does not arrive IN time y with
tSiS dispatch rails-clcsng at $50 a. m ESD
ana G D. IN Sundays at $50 a. a m and
= n m-win made and forwarded until tho
arrival OF TIE Cunavd stNanlerl-
Japsn texcep Parcels-Post Matlsl. Korea. China AMI
srg-lnly addressed the Philippine Islands VIA
Vancouver ard Victoria. b C., close p m Nay
fG 10 dsCatch s.. Empires cf India.
Islands Australia except WesO and
VIa VaucoGver and Victoria. Il. C close AZ 6 D. M.
Tahiu Marquesas Islands. Francisco eioz,
& p. Mag u fpr dispatch per :. =. NarfposE
Philippine Islands and Guam via Francisco. close az
q i. Nay 70 tot c4sVatcn per o. 5 Transport
ManchuTia texcept Mukden. NewchwanE ana Port Ar
tnuN and Eastern siberia IL n forwarded via
NOTE--Unless otherwise addressed. West Australia q.
orwarded VIA Europe. New Zealand Francisco
and certain places in the Chinese ~ Yunnor
Via British lnd!2-the quickest routes Philippines spe-
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded va Sar 49,
cisco exclusively WILLIAM K WILCOX
R0ssoeiOs. Nsw York. n. z. April IS ioeI
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PRESIDENT UNLUCKY.
Ont Al Day Without Seeing Any
Game.

Glenwood Springs, Col. May President
Roosevelt and members Of his hunting party
were in the saddle from until 4:30 o'clock to-
day. returning without relt c: any kind. They
did not even see any game Secretary Loeb
reached the camp at o'clock this afternoon.
he expects to return tomorrow. The hunters
Will not occupy their old camp East Divide
Creek until tomorrow, as the President desired
to await Mr.. Loebs arrival In the present quar-
tiers on West Divide Greek. New bear tracks In
great number have been reported near the Penny
Ranch, on East Divide Creek where luck went
against the hunters when they started out.
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POstomce Notice.

(should be read DAILY by all interested an .aau<.x
may occur
,Iorelsn mails for the ending g. 1908, win
.se piqFaptly IN all General Postofcs "a
toWs Registered ParceIs-Post Malls close one hour
ssSI!!er tha1 closing time Parces-PosE
1H5l's Ior germany close at May I May 8.
rarcsLS-FoSt Malls for Great Britain Ireland
9lsp9tched BY the White On wednesday, and
~ me american Line Saturdays additional
ssTGh Is mace 6y the Cunard Line when Cunard
sI4S on saturday later Line
ths same day The ParceIs-Post Mails close enc hour
before the regular mails - 49,
regular and supplementary mails close at Forern stz
corner OF West and Morton SLrests) hale
uIae shown below Except that Supple
1 1e1aIary Mails for Europe and Central Amsrtca.
~0ioH' close one hour later Foreign StatIonl.
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THANKS FROM JEFFERSON FAMILY.

Buzzards Bay, Mass. May &c b. JeIIeTson' eo
Of the Ia,e Joxeph JEFFERSON. has issued genera
notice Of response 10 friends OF the family It
ca follows
Tie family Of the late Joseph Jefferson and
81 deepest sTier over their irTeparaple ioss,
unable 20 give Individual response to the hunoFsos
OF letter. kilograms and other messages ot
death wish through the press 70 make pull Dn1
grateful Observation-Disclosures of those tokens OK syIno
patty and Temembrance To the senders OF tne
many beautiful tributes the family are aso pU
foundly rretef5I and TO the many who have SHOWN
their Sympathy in other forms they wish TO convey
Eaar 80 -.-rkE
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIrT--Fobsct Keith. Kansas City. CAM
BRIDGE-Rioh.,rd harding Davis, Marion, Mass {;
Mrs waiter DaInrossh. GRAND=;-Monroe Grswold,
IMPER!AL--w. J, Guthrie, Butte. Mont MAN !,
HATTAN-Bishop Harkinss Providencei Francis b
I<oomis. Washington MURRAY HILL-Edward
Price. New zealand; 4. Tagahush1 Toxic, Toxic; japan
NETHERLAND-R. X. Rh0des -CIeVe4ano. pa
VOY-C. A. Crane. Boston WALDORF ASTORIA
w. H Singer, Pittsburg; WQLCOIT-H lay Lay
countess GagteTeigh London yI si,6 A
Lieutenant Colonel A. K Farley, Quebec; Mayor
Buckrnaster, University Of Virginia
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Offices.

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AT TIE AIPPopRoME.

Last night saw little change at the Hipp0oFoif'e'
The most sensational features OF the go o. :
retained sn6 the ballet and battle scene remain as
they were Also that extraordinary spectacle Oh
5000 people on floor and galleries sweeping 70" On
VOW into dirnness, remains unchanged mere -
no lessening Of public interest in this newest 44
biggest Of the city's amusement houses.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. go. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

daily ports sailing The connecting malls eloas a.
the General Postof1ce. New-Horks as follows:
CUBA, VII Tampa. at 1850 m Monday. Wsdnss-
dav and Saturday (also nom New-York. Thursday
saturday-see above)
MEXICO CITY overland. I 80 p. m. and 1870 =. N.
daily except Sunday: Sunday p. and 1880 D
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parces-Post Nails. via
North at : y. Monday. Wednesday and Satur
day (also occasionally from New-Yor< and Philadephs
MIOTEION. via Boston North sydney at $50 pm
every other Sunday MAY and r. etol
JAMAICA via Boston. at Tuesday and Friday
Csiso from New-York Saturday-see abovee
COSTA FsICF via New-Orieans f10.3O D. m Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East CoastJ and
(STATFMAI,A via New-Orlsans. a 1000 D m Mon
DAY. west Coast Of Honduras is dispatched from New
York vi a Panama-see abovel
NICARAGUA Cast Coast). via Nev-Orfeans. at 1850
D m Wednesday West Coast OF Nicaragua is dis
PATCHED from New-York via Panama-see
pANAN4 and CANAL ZONE. via New-Orleans at 1000
% m sunday. (Afer 1880 m. Sunday until SAIL
ing OF New-York steamer mail for Panama and Canal
Zone Is hefd the New-YOrS steamer-see abovel
tRegstered Mall fer overland dispatches closes
previous
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PADgREwksl COMING TO THIS CITY

Boston, May 1.--Ignace Paderewsk, who has bee,
suffering from nervous shock has so far recovoro5
that he arranged to leave this city for New-York
tonight Earlier in the evening Dr. Francis +,
F'ronczak the pianist's physician, issued the fol
lowing statement:
Mr. Paderewsk continues to improve and is quite
comfortable. This afternoon ne Went driving
with Nine Paderewski. am quite sure he viii he
able to leave for New-Yofk tonight ON the Ills
o'clock train, to which his car will be attached 40
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DINNERS FOR DR.. WILLIAM osLER-

DR.. William Oser who was recently appoi" -.
regus professor OF medicine at Oxford. VIII De liio
guest Of honor at the international medica! on'e.
al The WaIdorf-Astoria this evening at oeioeSE the
is expected thst physicians from all parts Oh ~
United States and Canada VIII be present.
0ter sails on May 10 70 take up ms neE H,rsday
evening, given by the Hew-7ork Graduates 601e''
OF AcGln university. at the Hotter InpeIiaL
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DID CARNEGIE TAKE REeATEsi

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Can you tell whether not Andrew
Carnegie ever enjoyed freight rebates while he was
in the steel manufacturing business2 I IN my
SEVENTEEN year and IN infrm health. but have a
Now-England conscience,
Boston April ~. 1905.
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RTAUD-Mo0RE- April 90 1905 at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the
Gnderhil Anna Hornbower daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert n Moore, to Theodore Prospsre Artaud-
GREEN-PELrON-At tho residence OF the bride 5
6TothsE T. FJanklin Peltopl Nc PA South Excelsior
Gbbe Katharine Isabel daughter OF the late Edward
r. Pelton. Cs NewYork City, Kate Flanders Peton
TO Charles Joseph Green formerly OF Hartford Conn.,
NOw-Orleans papers please copy.
6MITTi-SI4ADp-At Morristown. ". J., on Saturday
April o. 1905 in the Church OF the Rsdeener by the
Rev William NJ; Hughes, D. D., Helen Morgan slade,
Slade. TO Oscar Bloodgood smith. IT.
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MISS LOWRY SUCCEEDS MISS cAHILL

TsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.J
Boston, May Miss jeanette Lowry Ia 10 sue
coed Miss Marie CahiIl in the 1T Happened IN
Aordland" company here this week thoush MISE
Billie Norton will substitute in Miss Cahills place
for day or two until Miss Lowry joins the COM
psny.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

4AronpTias Wilhelm via Plymouth. chsrbourE and
WEDNESDAY 3l-At $40 a m. for Europe per 4 8
va queenstown and Liverpool: az T5O a
or Netherlands direct Especially addressed ony1 psr
3 statendam; at $50 Italy direct Especially
,AdIIsSsed ony). per 8. Nerd America
THURSDAY t4)-At a. n for swift
itay spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
ish india per La Lorraine Havrs Calso other
- -
SATURDAY (6l-At a. for
Paul via Plymouth Cherbourz (ncudnE Itveruool-
Scotland and Ireland when specially FOR ts
steamer; at $50 Scotland direct tsoeciaIv
addressed onlyl. per q Caledonia; $50 a for
Belgium Parcels-Post Mais per 6. $ iceland also
regular mail for Belgium when specially addressed for
this steamer; at 1870 p. m supplementary D M
Liverpool.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem from Grand Central
Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troleys By
carriage Lots sl25 up Telephons s55 Gramercy) FOR
Book OF or representative.
Once. 20 East 23rd ST.. n. 7. City.
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TWO DIRECTORS OF ATELIERS.
Charles F. McKim and Thomas Hastings in
Columbia Faculty.

Az the meeting of the trustees of Columbia Uni
,,er.i+v Yesterday Charles F. McKim OF McKim
Mead g. White and Thomas Hastings Of Carrere
3 Hastings were appointed directors of ateliers
With fhe rank of professor in the school OF archi-
tsctnre Messrs. McKtm and Hastings Will
Suct steIiers near their professional otflces.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BEGUN.
Cornell Students Pull Plough Guided by Di-
rector-Dr. White Speaks.
[RY rELEaR APH 40 LIE rR1nI,Na-

lBY TELEGRAP 40 THE TRIBuN2l
Ithaca, n. Y. May IA great step vas taken
toward the realization Of Ezra Cornells dream Of
founding an institution where any person can find
instruction of any kind, when ground was broken
this afternoon for the $4,000 College OF Agricut-
ure at Cornell. Thus spoke Dr. Andrew D. White,
the principal speaker. Director Liberty II. Bailey
guided the plough while two students pulled and
turned the first dirt. Contracts call for the
petion of the building in July. 1906.
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"pAs RnEineoLpn AT CONVENT GARDEN.

London. Nav THE opera season at coVene 0Ht
Gen opened tonight with "Das Rheangold. con-
Quoted by Dr. Hans Richter. Ar Whitehiii' a4i
American sang the part OF "otah'
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ucrpREslpENT VISITS PATTERSON.

Paterson n. J.. May 1-Vice-President Fair
hanks and Mrs. Fairbanks guests yesterday
of Mrs Hobart. widow OF the late Vice-President
at her country home in Haledon. They arrived
over the Erie at II o'clock. and renamed until
O'clock when they returned to Nsw~Tork
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,+., ,ernnerstur- yesterday OF degrees' IO"eSI 7V'
- 40. average for corresponding date OF last year
s FOR corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years. 90 .- today, wednesday
-. and thunds.s,orrns; fresh west winds.
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Local OniciaI Record.-The following oulcaA RECORD
- ~, weather Bureau shows the changes in the
FOR the last twenty-four hours In comparison
- corrssnonding of last year
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Tribune Local observations
Bar.
inch.
5o.5
BoryRs. Morning. Night.

In tbi. diagram the continuous white line shows me
in pressure Indicated by The tribune sell
dotted line SHOWS me teHl-
,ure as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
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UNDERTAKINGS.

esd ST. Frank E. CampbeIl-stephen Merritt
Emb'Pg Inst, 24l-5 West 23d ST. Tel. 1925 Chelsea
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WEEKLY FARMER cents
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WEEKLY FARMER.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
Foreign Kates.

in New-fork City o DAILY
TRI-WEEKI.Y be charged COW
postage n the rates above ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

points the United States and
(outside the boroughs Of Manhattan
Also TO Cuba. Rico. ana the PhiIippines
without expense for foreign postage.