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HOW THE SULTAN EXPLAINS IT.

King Peter having intimated that he would hke
to pay a state visit to Vienna where Prince fe'uI
nand of Bulgaria has just been received Win soE-
ereien honors has been very CURLY lntornleu' III
behalf of Emperor Francis Joseph, that MS pres
ence in the Austrian capital under present cifcuIh-
stances would be not merely unwelcome. nut OUT
of the question altogether. Indeed, II Is amazing
that King Peter should have been so dull as to not
realize this himself
Incidentally, there comes n rather amusing piece
of information from STEAMBOAT. The Sultan does not
relish the honors accorded at foreign courts TO
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, whom he regards as
a mere vassal. a sort of provincial governor ana
he was especially annoyed at the cordial welcome
of the prince in England, where King Edward con-
ferred uDon Ferdinand the Grand Cross of the
Order of the Bath
In order discount this distinction in the eyes
of Turks the Sultan caused stories to be clrcu-
lated the effect that the order was meant by
expense tie prince, and more afront TO the
Bulgarian n3s,ion. than compliment in fact, as
a reflection upon the dirty personal habits of the
Bulgarians. who probably the most uncleanly
people of the southeast of Europe. Indeed. Bul-
garian dirt is a byword among the Turks, with
whom cleanliness is n part of their creed This
merely goes more 10 show the extraordinary
ingenuity fertility of resource of the monarch
whom the late Mr. Gladstone was won't TO describe
an denounce the great assassin
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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SUICIDE ON GOLF LINKS.
Laundry Ticket of a Stranger GiUes
False Cleo to Identity.

The body of young man who has not yet been
identified found yesterday morning on the
golf LINKS in Forest Park. south of Myrtle-ave,
on the Dry Harbor Road, Glendale. Long Island
A revolver lay beside the body, and eNamina-
ton showed a billet wound in the head The dead
man about twenty-five years old.
Charles 7. Eddy. of No. IG6 Decatur-st, Brook
lyn. of whose laundry tickets is said to have
been found on he body, is alive and well. MIR
Eddy has been in The habit of playing golf on the
links at Glendale, end remembers throwing away
an old ticket while engaged in game several
days ago. IL is possible, he thinks, that some man
picked it up, else the man, after shooting him
self fell on the ticket. Mr. Eddy does not recoG
n!Ze in the description of tha deal man any Of his
acquaintanceS.
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BENNETT-On May IL Jane ". Bennett. age Il years
West Methodist Episcopal Church are rsspsetfny in
ysed attend the funeral services from the Methodist
o. saturtay at 1880 a m. Interment New-Yora Bay
BoARpMAN-ou Monday. April q. ieov. at Florence.
Italy Geraldine. daughter o. Alb@rt and Gertrude
West 5si-s',. Friday May IL. at II O'Clock
DE y @ lseT3od on sS
Sr .bytei 10 liens the fu5srai serriees az rinitS
Church. on saturday. May - at II O'Clock
SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS ~ THE STATE OF
Ses y qt me l5 hen T re- 10 ss 20
the sudden OF Frederic j. de PeyEter, Governor
Of tns society. a, Laksvooi s. j. on May IL 1905
JAMES NJ vARNUM, Governor.
HENRY GANSEVOOET SANFORD. Secretary.
THE HUGUENoT SOCIETY OF AMERICA
The officers ana members Of this society are requested
Frederie J. Dc Psya'er For funeral notices see daily
I4p'rS 5,onei WILLIAM JAY vice-P.esident Nsw-York
Mrs. JAMES W LAYTON. Secretary.
DE sBLDING-Entered into rest Wednesday. May
1905 Edward F5zGsrad &c ssans N me , as
fouIsInt KY and Farkers6urg y. Va papers please
powp-on Wednesday Ma 70. 1925 Eleanor 4; dassh,
the 73d Year Of her age services Will be held
in chapel Of the Home for lncGSaoles. EoTdhaEn
New~York city: on Friday May r. at II a m
Interrnent private.
GR1swoLD-on "Wednesday. May 10: Emily oliver wife
Edwin 4. ana Margaret Gbees Post Relatives and
OF Transformation East @ath-st, on Friday, May
IL. l. O'Clock
HAUXHUNT-At Railway. y. J.. after a long Illness
O May 10, 1905. Mary F. HaIxhunt assd 20 wears
Funeral y N. Friday. May II, from her
late residence No. 81 Jacques-ave Halfway
sea john ay OF Could
Louise C. Parsons Greene, IN the toth year
Of his age. Burial seneca Falls. \. Y
sANFoRp-May II at Bridgeport, Conn., in his 7sd
year. Edwin Glover Sanford
srRoNG-At Englewood. ". ]. May 10. Margaret
LIE Boutillcr. wife Of Benz Strong, 1r Inter
ment at convenience OF family Cincinnati papers
please copy
VIEROW-Suddenly on May Il. No. Is0 High-st
Orange y ] Captain Victor NierOw Funeral
saturday. . p. the North Baptist Church. West
i'm stN city. Interment Greenwood Rela-
tyes and friends invited attend. Philadelphia and
Ocala Fla. papers please copy
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BARON KORFF'S OPINION.
Declares Great Reforms Are To Be
Granted an Russia.

baron Serge Korff. OF Russia, professor Of
russian law at Helsingfors University, Finland.
mas arrived in this city on his way to Washing
toh' where, on June D. he will wed Miss Alletta
van Reypen, daughter OF Admiral Van Reypen,
retired surgeon general of the United States
navy In an interview with The Associated Press
Baron Korff yesterday discussed broadly and
dlspassionately the internal situation in Russia.
declaring it TO be full os hope and promise. Re
forms are in progress, he declared. and when
they are put in operation the people will find
they have been granted more than they asked.
Baron Korff said the Emperor had expressed
his readiness and desire to grant selfrule to the
various governments. or Provinces OF Russia.
and that plans to this end are under way.
But ne said, "one does not need broad
view of the situation to realize that the present
is not the time TO inaugurate these reforms.
Russias situation just now is a hard one. The
war in the East IS requiring the thought and the
attention of the entire government. Questions
of Importance are arising daily which must be
settled at once. The country's honor and pres
tige are at stake. its resources must be con-
served. and the foreign affairs are such as to
command constant and undivided attention In
such a situation this is 1t not to be readily
seen that the questions OF reforms at home must
give way, temporarily at least, In the face OF
the greater problems which must be solved?"
Baron Korff is not stranger in the United
States. He has visited here number of times
more recently as secretary OF the Russian sec
ton of the ST Louis Exposition He has trav-
eled across the continent. taking the Pacific
and American route home after visit OF IN
spection to the Russian bank in China
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ys-, s co.. r-ot,,,rp, broke up the performance
the other day at the Court Theatre at vienna should
have been telegraphed far and wlde' Inc princess
belongs by birth to the royal house OF Bavaria
batnp a daughter of Prince Louis, eldest son of
the Regent of Bavaria, and the physicians explain
her outbreak at the Hofburg Theatre the other
night to an attack of Mysteries resulting AIo ue-
cate health.
1t naturally served to evoke memories Vi 'iie sen
cation caused some years ago by the widowed
Duchess Adalbert of Bavaria who on one occa-
sion during a performance at the opera Al Niuicll'
made desperate attempt TO SIT OH the 0'1
Of the royal box, with her feet dahsllis uo"i'"iu
over the heads of the people below. 1t was only
with the utmost difficulty that her ladies ana gem
tle1nen in waiting were able induce her TO WIN
draw from this extraordinary and perliouS posiol
and to permit herself to be taken oacA ~ HeI POI
ace. While a certain amount of CONSERVATION was
caused by this extraordinary behavior ol INC olu
ladv now over seventy years Of age the people OF
the audience were probably not a4toeetHeI S'Sloii
ished For her conduct has always oeeh 10
so that the urgency or pIacinS mex ui'te
restraint has on several occasions been uhueI us
cussion by the members of the royal mouse Oh na-
yaria Her extrayaganceS are probably oWlHS 10
the fact that she is daughter OF inc Duho "
Cadiz, every one of whose children WIN inc P
bic exception of old King Francis OF Spaln 'ut iu
out to be a discredit to the royal fanny Inteo
Of her sisters-tbe Tpfanta Isabella, Louise ana 10
sephine-eIoped with persons of non-royal ram
whom they subsequently married Inc 49,
Christine, mother Of the Duke of Turcal' VINO y"
tempted to foist a collection of quesIloii'lO -.
rraeters uno, +be American public some fifteen
years ago was what they call in Spain a "tonta,
or in other words an imbecle. OF her TWO pro'l
ers one was killed in duel by the late DuAe u
Montpensier. at Madrid, after having los. go
thing including honor and fortune whle Tue -
hrotber was that ridiculous little dwarf, the nus
band of Queen Isabella, who making run Oh Inc
title of infant borne by the princes or the ooou
in Spain was wont to say, deprecattngiy' py way
Of obtaining indulgence for her moral shortcomings
..T asked for a husband and they gave me nothing
but an infant"
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MORE YALE "sLUMMERso HERE.
Professor Bailey Personally Conducts Second
Detachment-She One of the Flock

Fifty Yale students including Captain Shevlip
of the football team. studied sociology at a rand
transit gait yesterday They were the second de-
tachment to come here under the guidance Of Pro-
fessor William Bailey. They visited Bellevue Hos
pttal and the morgue, the workhOuse. penitentiary
and almshouse Blackwclrs Island, taking ths
regulation luncheon the latter building. II con-
sisted Of two boiled eggs. a sandwich and a glass
Of water.
They saw a fire drill by the worllhouse inmates
After a visit to the insane asylum on Wards
Island they came back the city by the steamer
Fidelity. Last night they Chinatown and the
Bowery, going to the Chinese theatre n tvpIcnl
Bowery lodging house, the Salvation Army Hotel
the Atlantic Garden JOSS house and the Chinese
slept at a Mills hotel To-day they will visit EIs
Island the Educational Alliance and the University
Settlement.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washinston May IL
1ha disturbance central Wednesday evening
Kansas has advanced northeastward Minnesota and
Increased somewhat in intensity This depression
attended by heavy rains thunder squalls
the middle Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley and the
south portion of the lake region
Tho rain in Ohio Indiana and Illinois has espe-
cially heavy the ranging from
in the twelve hours
In other districts fair weather has prevailed. except
in the extreme Northwest with
abnorrnally temperatures
There has been general fall in temperature the
Mississippi Valley of Missouri. Kansas
and Eastern Nebraska
1t is warmer In Eastern districts and high
temperatures prevail in the South.
Showers and thunderstorms indicated for Friday
in the upper Valley the lake regions
Atlantic States and showers probable Saturday in
New-England and along the Atlantic Coast. The tenn
Valley and he Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
The winds along the England and Middle Atlantic
be brisk south;
Gulf coasts. fresh south; the lower lakes
brisk southeast with thunder squalls
upper mostly brisk south. with thunder
steamers departing Friday for European ports viii
south winds ana fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for Special LOcaties.--For Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey. Delaware and
the District OF Columbia, thunderstorms
day; fair Saturday fresh south winds
For New-E,ngand, fair today, followed by showers
night and Saturday; fresh southwest south winds.
For New-York showers to-day; fair Saturday:
fresh southeast east winds.
to-day; fair warmer Saturday fresh southwest
winds.
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DIR. HARPER CONSTANTLY IMPROVING

President Harper of the University of Chicago
returned to the city Wednesday from Montreal
When he at the Hotel Manhattan yester-
day who was ignorant of the operations through
which Dr. Harper has passed in the last three
months would have complimented him on his
rugged and healthy appearance. He is in excellent
spirits Yes" he said. 81 am continuing the
fuorescent treatment. with the X-ray and radiun
Indispensable agents. and the affected by
the cancerous growth is being steadily decreased"
DR.. Harper passed Wednesday night at the home
of Mr. Fred T. Gates in Orange. n. j. He win
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HEWITT STATUE UNVEILED
c. S. SMITH THE ORATOR.
Memorial Is Presented to the Cham
Der of Commerce..

a portrait statue of the late Abram s. Hewitt
was unveiled yesterday afternoon in the hall OF
the chamber Of Commerce in the presence of Lord
ana Lady Brassey, Bishop Potter. members of the
ie"ltt family and other invited guests. The statue
IS a full length figure of Mr. Hewitt, standing in
easy attitude, the right hand holding manuscript.
II IS the work of William Copper, and is of the fin
est Carrara marble
BEFORE the unwilling the statue was placed to
tne IeIt Of the chair of the president Morris X.
Jesup' covered with the American colors. Then
MT. Jesup escorted Miss Eleanor G.. Hewitt to the
platform. where she removed the wrappng from tho
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ROTH COUSINS OF THE KAISER.

Not only Prince Victor Bonaparte' but likewise
his fellow pretender, the Duke Of Orleans, kins
men of the Kaiser, whom they have right 10 adj
dress as cousin" For all three are descended
from a common ancestor, namely King Frederick
William I Of Prussia the Kaiser IN the male line
ard the two pretenders in the female line, Prince
Victor being indebted for the Hohenzoern blood in
his veins to mis- Observation-Disclosures, King Frederick
I Of WurtemDerg. while the Duke Of Orleans comes
by his German ancestry through his grandmother
Princess Helen of Mcchlenburg-Schwerin, ard her
Sake Weinlar and Brunswick Iorebears
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ANNUAL PSI uPsILoN CONVENTION.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUSE.l
Bethlehem, Penn, May n.-More than one hun
bred delegates and guests from chapters at leading
COLLEGES and universities of the United States are In
attendance at the seventy-second annual conven-
ton of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity, which convened
to-day with Eta Chapter OF Lehgh University.
There were secret business sessions this morning
and afternoon. and tonight luncheon and vaude-
Vile at the Country Club.
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YALE SENIOR BREAKS HIS LEG.
Receives Injury While Playing in Game of
Baseball

New-Haven. Conn, May I'm S. Hare of New
York city senior at Yale, while playing in a
scrub" game Of ball at the Yale field this after
noon colnded with two other players. and broke
his leg. Hare's Injury not thought to he Sc
rious at first but when he was taken to the in
Urinary tonight the break discovered lie Is
prominent football plAYcr =
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GROVER CLEVELAND ENDS TRIP.

Commodore e. c. Benedict's steam yacht Oneida
came up the harbor yesterday afternoon and Il
chored off 23d-st. Grover Cleveland. who accom-
panied Mr. Benedict on a Southern cruise, left the
Yacht Immediately for Princeton. Mr. Benedict
viii remain in this city for few days The
oneida left Georgetown, S. c., last Monday.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Fdward A. Mackenzie, London; General
A J. Warner, Gainesye Ca General T j. Hen
PbiI9delrhia FIFTH AVENUE-M. II. Baise
omhrecht Madrid. HOI.LAND-M. TanaBa. Toxic.
HATTTAN-Dr. ]. Q. orr, Toronto. MARLBoR-
OUGII-Lieutenant Colonel J. Munger, HaiifaX
\ s PLAZA-T. Wyman Porter, Tuxedo. WAL
Observation-Disclosures Squire, Washington
State.
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PHILADELPHIA UNION LEAGUE DINNER.

Philadelphia, May Ex-senator Depew, OF New
York was a speaker tonight at the celebration of
the fortieth anniversary OF the founding of the
Union League Club An informal dinner gven
at the league clubhouse. at which were present
former presidents and tho incumbent officers the
organization, Senator Depew. and Senator Penrcse
of this State. Following the dinner, reception
held in the assembly
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Postomce Notire

(Should be DAILY by al interested as changes
may occur any timA)
oIelsn mails FOR the week ending Nay 13 1905 will
a. PlopW8ty IN all cases. at the General Postofce
s Iolo~S. Registered Mails close
hCIr sAIiler than closing time shown below.
,IarcsisPost Mails for Cirsat Britain Ireland
uspdtched uy the White Star Line Wednesdays
tee american Line saturdays additional dispatch
- mace oy me Cunard
% SATURDAY Ietsr than the American Line
the regular -
Parces-FOst Mails for GERMANY close AZ - m Ma
and Is. - 7--'
regular ana supplementary Mails close Foreign
cn tSoFer OF est and Morton streefs
a closing time shown below Except Supplementary
Europe and Central America, Colon
oAe nour later at Eoregn
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ACADEMY PRIZES TO BE AWARDED.

The annual prizes will be awarded TO students of
the National Academy of Design this evening. in
the rooms OF the Architectural League, in the Fine
Arts Building in West 57th-st. The Suydam and
Elliott medals in silver and bronze, will be given
in the life and antique schools for the best draw
ings. Money PRICES from the Cannon and Hall
garten school funds will also be awarded in the
painting and composition classes
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THE AUTOMOBILE EVIL.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Referring to your editorial in this morning s
Tribune Tho Engine Craze Increasing radi-
cal action must be taken. Make the penalty int
prisonment only. and. In my opinion. nearly the
whole evil will come 10 an end at g.
Rondout. n. Y, May 10. 1905
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RoYAL coNrRETEalPs ~ 4 THEATRE.

ROYAL CONIREILAlE7s At \ IIILAIRL.
Royal ladies' rarely faint make q scene al the
theatre. Hence when contreteu.ps Of that char
acter does happen to take place good deal Of
sensation is created thereby, and II is rot aston!sh
ing that the wild sh-ieks with which the Princess
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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" ONCE % East 23rd St, \. Y. City.
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Highest temperature yesterday ca lowest. 81;
average for corresponding date of last
co; average corresponding date last twenty-five
%
Local forecast: hunderstors to-day; fair
saturday. fresh southerly winds.
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Special Notices.
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Engaged.

GROSZMA -ENfNiONS-Announcernen appears in the
papers Of Washington. d. G, OF May 10. by Mr. and
Mrs. George Z k5umous of that city. 81 the engage
Of their daughter. Mary Scott Enmons 10 DR.
Macmillan = +. Groszmann. Of Plainheld n. j.
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Tribune Local Dissertations
Bar
inch.
3O.ss

In this diagram the continuous white line shows tho
changes in pressure indicated by The rribunes self
recording barometer. The line shows the
neIature a recorded by the local Weather Bureau
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
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UTCHINsoN-wHIToN--o Thursday May II, at ,hs
home Of the brides father Plainheld. y. J.. by the
Rev Edward r. Newton, Mary knovlton, daughter Of
John NJ. Wilton. 10 James Abbott Hutchinson.
MAC PHAILl-BACON-on Wednesday May 10 1905 at
Cniversast Church. North Salem. ". Y, by the
Thomas Z. Pottertou ElOise Munro. daughter OF
Earle c. Bacon. Dr. J. a Garfield MacPhaH Boston
please
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TRANsATIANTIC MAMs.

FRIDAY u2l-At 1880 D m for Azores Islands psr :
Canopic. from Boston
sal CISDAf 03l-At . a. n. for Europe per 8 New
1erk via Plymouth and CherbOu-s liEcfuding Ireand
wren specially addressed for this steamer: $50
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VIA queenstown and Liverpool; $50 m FOR Bel
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mail for Segium when specially addressed Tor rsis
steamer. az $50 a. fspscfalIv a.
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0'@' - .
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for Europe. s. Wilhelm via PIvnosrr1
CheTbouTg and Bremen.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIIshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
charge.