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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
VALUABLE BENEFACTION. SAYS ELIOT.

Cambridge, Mass. April 27.-Presideut Charles
W. Eliot Of Harvard University said to-day
concerning the Carnegie plan to provide annui-
ties for college professors: 'Unquestionably it
is very valuable benefaction to the cause Of
education" President Eliot has been advised
Of the plan but the fact that he has been named
as a trustee of the fund was not known to him
until it was made public through the press dis
patches to-day. President Eliot returned from
a trip to Europe only a few days ago, and has
had little opportunity to become familiar with
the scope of the project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
ARTS CLUB PRAISES JEFFERSON.

The National Arts Club has adopted a memorial
expressing deep regret for the death Of Joseph
JEFFERSON, fellow member Mr.. JeffersOn's was
a temperament well rounded and susceptible to
the influences OF ell the arts" says the memorial
Himself an amateur Of uncommon merit in the
art of painting, he was a frequent contributor TO
the exhibitions OF the club which, accordingly.
WISHES 70 associate itself in the universal eulogy
OF a rare genius and life rich in h0nors in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
DR.. PLANTS PRAISES GIFT

Appleton. Wis. April 27.-"The gift Of Mr.
Carnegie will be a great help to those tenn
pOrarily disabled who have not been able TO
save money TO meet emergencies. and will re-
ueve many men in old age whose lives have
been a financial sacrifice TO the cause Of learn
ing. Many professors in Western and South
ern colleges receive from $1,000 to $1,000 a year
and cannot possibly save against a day Of ad-
Versity. SAMUEL PLANTS,
president Of Lawrence University
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ESTABLISHES A sYsTEMD- PR1rCHErr

Boston, April PIT regard Mr. Carnegie's
gift as one Of the most important and far
reaching ever made to education. It Will es-
tablish upon broad and general lines a system
Of pensions in a sufficiently large number Of
American institutions to insure its general
adoption part Of the administration Of our
higher institutions Of learning. This will go
far to give dignity and security 70 the calling
Of the professor.
HENRY S. PRITCHETT,
President Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
PLAYERS 10 HOLD sERvIcE

The officers OF the Players Club, of which Joseph
Jefferson was president have arranged for brief
memorial services. 10 be conducted by the Rev. DIT
Houghton. at the Little Church Around the Cor
ner, on Sunday, at ?. N. The services will be
largely musical The theatrical profession, in
elldlng the companies playing in the city have
OSen lhylteo The ushers have been selected from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

Boston. April IA double wedding Of much in
terest in Brookline and Dorchester society took
place this evening In Dorchester when Miss Helen
Thornton Ryan married TO Ensign Charles
A Gardiner u. S N. and Miss Lucy Drake of
Charleston. S. c.. was married to Lieutenant AdeI-
bert Althouse. L. S. y. The brides are first
cousins. The ceremony was performed at the
home Of Mrs. George Ryan. mother OF one bride
by Father Reanney chaplain. Z S n. Miss Ryan
was attended by her sister, Miss Coletta Ryan,
and Miss Drake by her sister. Miss Josephine
Drake. The best men Ensign Paul Foley,
L. 5. ~ and DR.. E H OEsaUg. L. s. y.
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"INCALCULABLE BENEFIT-sEELYE.

Northampton. Mass. April 27.-It viii be OF
incaIculable benefit to the colleges No gift has
been made to colleges in general which will
prove Of such great value. It will make the pro-
fession more honorable and at the same time
Will attract and retain in the profession those
who are best qualified to instruct in the higher
institutions. L. CLARK SEELYE,
President Of Smith College.
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Worcester Mass. April 2T.-The marriage of Miss
Mary Ruggles Green daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Williams Green and niece OF the late Andrew II
Green, Of Sew-York, and David Miller owen Of
LunenbuTg. n. S., took place this afternoon at the
family home, Green Hill. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Albert W. Hitchcock Of Central
Church. assisted by the Rev Vernon D. Ruggles
Of New-York. nephew OF the bridegroom.
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D K PEARsoNs GIVES s1ss, 900.

Chicago. April Z7.-Dr. D. X Pearsons. Of Chi
cago announced to-day gifts TO five Southern col
leges The total amount OF the gifts is sS500o and
are as follows Guilford College. Greensboro, n. c.,
900: Piedmont College, Demorest' Ga. S25oOo
vCsspirgton College washington, Tenn. SIS co.,
Grant University. Chattanooga Tenn, $4,000. and
west Virginia Seminary. Morganstown. W. Va,
200
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most SIGNIFICANT srEPn-HARpER

Chicago. April 27--'@This is one Of the most
Significant steps in the interests Of higher edu-
cation in the last twenty-five years. It Will
give the college professors a position of dignity
greater than ever before. No class Of men more
richly deserve appreciation Of this kind than
the professors. W. r. HARPER,
President Chicago University"
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LsT TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUxE.l

Cambridge. Mass, April 27.-AIiss Charlotte s
Gannett, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas b
Gannett, of this city, married this evening 10
Frederic A. BurIingame. a New York lawyer. re-
siding at No. Il East s3d-st. in ST. Johns Memo
rial Chapel Bishop Lawrence and Dean Hodges
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary performed
the ceremony. Francis Kinnecutt was best man
and the Misses Mabel Beard and Constance BurIin-
game acted the bridesmaids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
GA WISE THINGo-s B. MCCORMICK.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Pittsburg. April 27.-"There is no profession IN
the world more in need or more deserving OF
some aid Of this kind than professors and in
structors at schools. I think Mr.. Carnegie has
done very wise thing In donating this money.
IS. 3. NJ CoFmiek,
Chancellor OF the Western University Of Penn
sylvania"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
EXERCISES AT PHARMACY COLLEGE
Sevsnty-ffth Annual COmmencement-Firt
Since Joining Columbia.

The seventy-hfth annual commencement OF the
C,oIIepA OF pharmacy was held last night in
Carnegie Music Hall. the first since IL became a
mart OF Columbia University. There were loA men
Who received the degree OF Graduate in Pharmacy
ana thirteen who were admitted Doctors Of
pharmacy william Jay ScheRelin. Phi G.. vice
rvtdsn+ ~ the college, conferred the degrees. and
Professor william j. Gies awarded the special
George Martin BroemmsI. OF San Francisco.
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DR.. HApLEY PRAISES GIFT.

New-Haven. Conn April 27.-President Had
ley OF Yale. in speaking of the Carnegie bene-
faction, said: 1T IS an exceedingly valuable
gift, Of whose uses we shall know more in the
future than we do now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest 90;
rase ga average for corresponding date OF last year
a. average FOR corresponding Of last twenty-five
years. o. =. a.v. satur8sv fair.
llsht 70 fEszh northwest VINES.
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PRESIDENT WILSON RETICENT.

President Woodrow Wilson, Of Princeton Uni
verslty when asked for his views on the Car
negie gift, teIegraphed the following:
Regret circumstances prevent my expressing
an opinion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
WEDDINGS.

Miss Evangeline Lukens and George Booth Har-
vey were married the Madison Square Presby-
terrain Church last night by the Rev. Dr. Park
hurst The bride is the daughter Of Edmund Tay-
lor Lukens. the real estate and tax agent of the
LAckaWanna Railroad Her mother was Miss
Mary 5. Scranton. sister of Walter Scranton the
ex-presdent of the Lackawanna Steel Company
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MIR. HAY STILL IMPRovlNe.

Berlin April PA private dispatch from Bad
Nauheim says that the condition OF Secretary Of
State Hay is very good. Mr.. Hay took his second
thermal bath to-day and drove out after luncheon.
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LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1nr-xr l

Andover, Mass, April 27.-Miss Helen Baldwin,
daughter of Mrs Eben Baldwin, was married to-
day in Christ Church. to Eben Burdicl son of J.
". Burdck, general passenger agent of the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad, and a prominent Yale
athlete.
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tshould be rad DAILY BIZ al tuterezfsS N chansss
may occur any time
,orelgn mails for the ending April % 1876 wlu
N4ollpty n al cases. General PoEtodics
49, Registered and Parcsls-Post Mails close ons
eIIier than closing time below. ParceIsPost
Ts-I 1T geLtle5y close az April % and Nay l.
ss1e-ss-tost Mails for Great Britain
- nsa ey the White star Line Wednesdays and by
patch Is Line when CTnzrd Gtsau1er
s on saturday later than the American Line
ne same day. The Parcels-Post malls close hour
before the regular mails
Regular and Supplementary At
Ton corner Of West and Morton half later
than closing below Suppemeurary
Mails for Europe Central America Colon. close
hour later Foreign Stationl-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and Observation-Disclosures April 81
The depression has filed up considerably during
the day. but still linGerB on the middls Atlantic Coast
The barometer continues low parts OF the eounrv
and the conditions unsettled shallow
depression Minnesota the northwest Canadian
PROVINCES and a depression is central over the
middle Rocky Mountain region.
Light have fallen the middle south Atlantic
States: elsewhere the weather has been fair
The temperature changes have been Unmportant. In
Texas Southwest maximum temperatures Of so
degrees today Summer condi-
tons prevail generally IA the South.
Generally fair weather indicated for Friday and
Saturday except that occasional showers
storms are probable the middle
ana upper portions Mississippi Valley Important
Temperature changes anticipated
Tho winds along the Nev-Engand middle Atlantic
coasts will be fresh northwest: the south
Atlantic Coast. light and variable the Gulf Coast
light ana variable mostly south; on lower lakes
Steamers departing Friday for European ports Will
light north winds and fair weather the
Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LOealitIes.-For Eastern New
York and Eastern Pennsylvania fair and somewhat cooler
to-day Saturday fair light fresh northwest winds
For NeN-Jersey and Delaware fair to-day and Saur-
day: light winds.
For ne District Of Columbia to-day Satur-
For NeR,-EnSiand fair to-day and Saturday; light
north northwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western NeW-4oTk faiF
today ana Saturday light variable winds
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SATURDAY (29)--At a n for Europe per 3 PhiI1-
depha. via Plymouth CheTboUrg Including Ireiand
when specially addressed steamer. at
g. m complementary 10 a M for Europe. s.
Erruria. via Queenstown and Liverpool. a $50 2
for Belgium Farcels-Post Mails. Kroon- ana
6ase regular mail FOR Belgium specially addressed
for this steamer; $50 Italy is1e ali
eodressed o1ly1 per s Princess Irene; 20 a. r..
for Azores Islands. per 8 Cretic Italy wh-a
specially addressed this steamer. 1870 m for
Scotland direct Especially addressed Onlyj per 3.
Furnessia-
TUESDAY CA 40 m for Europe. per $. Kron-
prrnz Wilhelm via Plymouth ChsroOUrg Bremen
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Tocol Oficial Records-The following ohacial record
e ebe Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
nturs for the last twenty-four houEn IN comparison
--,tb sbe corresponding date Of last year:
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In Ghis diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes Indicated BY The Trounes self
Tcording barrmeter The dotted line shows the tenpeEa
eilro a recorded b. the local Weather Bureau
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CEMETERIES.
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carriage Lots Sl25 up Telephone (4s55 Gramsrcy) for
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BA AM Y3I On Tsu5saag April 81 leS t9s
SfcSIiIlsn n n TauI Ss y Ssursrs ~ Riertt
Leach. 10 William siuey Banks
B0URNE-.BA E;sSFs-Oa wedresaey April % a the
SOP Cobb ID D. Hattie Louise daughter oI MT ana
Oakdale. Long Island.
BtioVyN-5oG EFT EisT.o4 Ti1z.s9y April q 1875 al
r5.rott' FeaboSv as2sts5 a. - ~ f5enrv ii
Waller Caroline Lawrence daughter q NJ, and Mrs
HARVEY SENS-Ou Tbursday April q 1895; at
Or. Charles Psrkhurst lcvan.eno daughter OF
Harvey.
HESHY-I.EE-on Wednesday. April 20. at Christ
ChqIeh AleTandrla Va by ne Rev " J. Morton s
Carr Henry. of MorristoUz. y. j.
HOWE HAsKEL.I.-At Derby. Conn. April &c by Reys
a Mars:eId and e. H. E1eT EatA May Ha sl5-.
Fraser Howe OF ~. and Mrs. T. P Howe.
r e % & TuEsday ApT q y in me II L@ ny
AID Bertha Hale seccomb.
LAING-NlIIlE,- On thursday APrH q At The FEs,
Cham5iss Isabel Goraon Mine daughter Of Mrs
Isabel Milne. 70 Allen BLACKWELL LaHg
IAAIBFRT-wEFDFN-o "Wednesday. April a. 1905
No. ISL Ie6erts Place Breozlyn y T. By the
Miaton Lambert
MILI.s-ALExANDER-O Wednesday. the 2sth. At the
Church Of the Intereesson. by Tie Rev Sio n Gates
+ '' Aiezsa l55:.'t 70 &R65e% mis- IT,
PILCHEzR-FISLAY-0 Wednesday. April Is 1905 al
Harry Emerson Fosdick Mary Fnlay. daughter q Mr.
and Mrs George Dick Finlay. to DIT. Paul Monroe
Picker.
RUNKLE-FALMADGE-On Wednesday. april IS. AZ the
Crescent Avenue Church PLANNED y = ny Lhe 5tev-
DR. William r Richard, assisted by the Rev Dr. John
s ZeIe Helen daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
L Ta,madge Daniel Runkle-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday. April 26. at
St Matthews Church. S4th-st.. West Lillian Borden
O Chas H. Whitaker
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

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dav and Saturday (Also from NsW-York. Thursday
SaruTtay-see aboye-l
MEXICO CITY. overland at 80 p ana 10S0 ?.
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p
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adeiuhia--see abcVe.t
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nnm..tlc Rntes.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
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Died

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE WIN b
EepubIished IN The TFiWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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Iadew. Rebecca X.
L-aighton. Bertha D.
Lavanburg. Hannah.
Maclay. Annie Q
Mclaughlin, John
Osborne. william 9.
Potter. Helen ".
Thacher. Anna ".
Thorn, Sophia I.
Van Orden. Temple De W.
WestgaaTd. Charlotte c
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BA NKsL leach On Thursday. April q. 1895. q tire
New York Presbyterian Church. BY the Rev - J.
McSfiilan. n n Autoinet,e Nay. daughter OF Merritt
Leach 10 William Siney Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
S2o.s5 TO LOS ANGELES AND re,
TURN.

Via Santa Fe account ". c. T. L
Dates Of sale Oct IS 10 - inclusiye-
Limit Nov. so. Through Pullman ser
vice. W. 5. GOldswOrthys general
agent
Oh, 1 say, for tender, juicy steak
or one OF those famous hamburger
call at Hoghe's Chop House On North
Center Street
Factory Smokers