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New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onlcial Record and FOreeast.-Washington. April H.
Unsettled shourery weather in eastern
tcts with light showers the Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley and Atlantic and West Gulf States
There has also decided fall in temperature in the
lower lake region the Valley portions the
Middle Atlantic States the Middle West low tenn
peratures have been coupled with a considerable
fan and snow continues fall ia Southern Iowa and
Nebraska
The snow has ceased IN wyoming and Colorado. but
the weather is stI unseasonably cold. Freezing
westward 10 the Dakotas and far south as central
Iowa and Kansas The cold weather is Due 10
north OF Montana for several
days past front tonight has reached Iowa
bringing colder weather INTO the cehtE FE'eE e1 e
eastern districts within the next two days
showery weather WIZ IG.S VIIeS "a re V-sst1
nofo1 o. ire South Saturday and for the
Southeastern States on Sunday.
Tse tePsfs so5 he Nev-Engsnd and Middle Atlantic
Coast viii be brisk northwest the South Al
antc Coast fresh west; the Gulf Coast fresh south
SSSn ~ northwest; On the lakes fresh west
northwest and on the upper lakes fresh north.
have fresh winds and partly cloudy weather 70 The
Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Loealities.-FoF Eastern New
YORK fair to-day; colder on Sunday fair fresh
northwest winds
For New-Jersey fair to-day preceded by rain in early
,oD,nr colder. sunday fair fresh northwest winds.
Fo- he Distriet OF Columbia and Delaware. showers
ana colder to-day; Sunday partly cloudy fresh north
Fo- NeEugand fair and colder to-day; Sunday fair;
fresh brisk northwest Wiais-
Fr Faete Pennsylvania fair to-day; colder IN south
east portion sunday partly cloudy fresh & ~is
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Ne-Aofh IalL
ana continued to-day ana Sunday fresh northwest
winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
GIVES UP METHODISM.
Resigned Before Getting Appoint-
ment. Minister Declares.

The Rev. Frank S. Goodman. formerly pastor
Of the Washington Heights Methodist Church.
dist Episcopal Church TO become a member OF the
Protestant Espicopal Church. This action he took
at the Methodist Episcopal conference held here
this week. For about two years Mr.. Cookman has
been without a charge. He resigned from the
pastorate of the Washington Heights church about
two years ago because of i'll health and went
abroad with his wife.
He returned to New-York recently and Is now
living at the Hotel Buckingham.
Mr.. Cookman was pastor Of the Washington
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church for three
years His wife is wealthy.
At the hotel last night the Rev. Mr.. Cookman
said he had handed in his ordination parchment at
the annual conference. When he handed II IN ne
had received no appointment from the bishop he
resigned because he had been thinking over ths
subject'for year. and had decided that ne co1iS
be OF more use in the Protestant Episcopal ChuFcn
i was not at the conference when the bishop
appointed me to the Washington Heights Church, = ,
hs fsas as day bn nsd on to e N fogg day my
resignation TO the conference actuated 5y purely s
a year past, even when was in Europe; 1t seems
Bishop saw At to appoint me to the washington
Heights Church. which is merely nominal appoint
ment. In view OF my resignation cannot uhOsr-
When asked if his resignation had anything to do
with the appointment. Mr.. CoOkman said;
How could that be- when resigned before was
Mr. cookman said he understood there was some
dissatisfaction in the Methadist EPiscopal ChuIGn "a
assigning pastors, and that there might be some
designations
1t had been reported that the Rev. Mr. Cool1Tnan
had resigned because he did not like his appoint
rnent A few years ago his uncle left the ministry
of the Methodist faith and later became rector or
an Episcopal church in this city
There were two candidates at the conference
for the presiding eldership of the New-York dis
trict each supported by opposing factions OF 4y e
Rev DR. A T. Palmer and the Rev. DR.. p; >
Triple The bishop refused to appoint either;
some ministers who have ranked in the $3.50 ana
81 500 salary class appointed to churches pay
instances some of these clergymen declined TO ac-
cent the aDDOintments.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
CARETAKER's BULLET HIT MARK.
Target Was Burglar, Who Was Found
Wounded After Escape.

John Costtsan. Of Saugerties. Ulster County, who
is supposed to be the man who was shot, after be-
ing caught rolling up valuable rugs in the new
home of George H Prentiss. broker at No. JOS
PierrepOnt-st., Brooklyn, early yesterday. held
for examination by Magistrate DSoIey in the Ad-
ams-St court. The prisoner had letter from Mary
COStigan. aunt, in which she speaks OF his be-
ing in prison. COstigan admitted that he had re-
Gently finished terra II Auburn.
Mr. PrentiSS, whose home is at No. u First
Place. is having ms new house IN PIeTrepont-sk
furnished. Francois Acts, a Carctaker, has been
sleeping in the house TO guard against burglars.
Early yesterday he fOHnd a strange engaged
in rolling up some rugs. valued at SSOC9. NTH a
drawn revolver he followed the man to the first
floor and to a balcony in the rear. The fugitive
jumped the yard and climbed over the back
fence, while FRANCOIS emDtied his revolver at him.
Half hour later the police found Castigan at
Court and Montague SITS, suffering from a bullet
wcCnd in his left elbow
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

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MoOrsate-st-
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New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ASK MILLION FOR RADCLIFFE.
Movement to Raise Funds for Harvard
Annex Started Last Night.

An effort TO raise SleoOOOO for the endowment OF
Radcliffe College. the Harvard Annex was begun
last night at a reception at the Metropolitan Cluo
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Henner Norris on oenalI OF
the Radcliffe Club OF NeW-York- Said President
lie Baron Russell Briggs:
The college needs this money desperately. It
needs it for the payment of its instructors, tne
Harvard professors Wh0 have heretofore given ter
serxces For verv little return and also for other
equipment although new building. the Ehzaostn a
Corv Anassiz Hall is 10 be opened IN June ana q
fne TrCperty-tbs Greeneaf estate-has recently
been purchased for il through the efforts or BoSlo
Graduates The raising OF the endowment Is % % =
NeW-York enterprise
In pleading the cause Of the college the dean.
Miss Agnes irwin said that Radcliffe still retained
- oId Fashioned idea that a college was a good
Ie. 70 studv in Students OF other colleges, she
ssaid went home or even came 20 NeW-NoFS 70
study. vL % vT-o-,o- rEe7rv-
TSe Higginson and James @. CrosWeH
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
THE SCOTCH CHURCHES DISPUTE.
Royal Commission Advises Return of Prop.
ertY 70 United Church.

London. April 1.-THE report Of the royal COM
mission appointed TO inquire into the Scottish
churches dispute recommends that the Free Church
hard over 10 the United Free Church all the prop
erty which II cannot itself adequately administer
As il is admitted that the Free Church can utilize
only a small proportion OF the manses and money
awarded by the recent decision. The recommends
ton. II accepted by the government. will mean the
restoration OF large part Of the property to the
United Free Church. Legislation will be necessary
TO give effect TO the recommendation but little
opposition is expected to It,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
holds VERMONT DIVORCE VALID
Appellate Division Reverses Special Terms
Judgment In Hammond Case.

me Appellate Dyisioa reversed the Juosllenl os
tAe Special Term IN the case OF 10y =, - -,
srstnrt Charles r Hammond yesterday. The bpe-
e.al Tenn granted a separation 20 the plaintiff
EgsEding her the custody Of three minor enilaie.
ana 70 the defendant the custody OF one minor
child and awarding the plainuH annony. - - -
beel found that the HUSBAND "@N
ihiasd = divorce IN Vermont . -.
Jsr.lco Ingrsham shows that AeLn.nolo W. ~ :,
cifzan u vermont The vernons eeSssS ,,e - that
Voree e9au:eH Ia me sumner q 4s.e, 'Sla.S go
legal ser!oe 81 publication haa De5. n, 80
-lary A. Hammond did not a2P; a2Po-,5s was Taiid aAd
lam holds that t5e divorce Ags.D.ss+s w.
AAoule bo Recognized 90 t4ls ~D~'~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ANOTHER OLD TRIBUNE READER.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir; VIII you allow yet another "oldtimer
to rave his say? Columbus and I came TO this
country the same month and day Of the year,
October y, few years apart. Ny arTiya! was Cl
October i2 1875. Born i'll Pennsylvania. lett thst
PLACE for Cincinnati Ohio, and made record
there as leading merchant was at SIettySbuI ;
in a dTygoods house during the great presidential
contest of Tip and Tyler. and there for the hESt
time The Log Cabin came to hand and was
read by and ever since has been my fanliY
paper CThe Tribune. I mean) with the exception
Of the Greeley episode. Wishing you great ana
continued success with The Tribune, l am yours
trul-- J. +. COLE
New-YorR. April II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
OBJECTS TO poes IN HER FACE

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I think this dog nuisance in trolley cars
should be discontinued. II is too bad that per-
son who would never thiuk Of tOleratng one of the
orutes in his own home has to ride miles with one
under his very nose. The other day great
Two hundred pound woman carrying q ridlcuiouS
9Oormat OF poodle got on my car ;ind calmly saI
HoWn with the dogs mind quarters resting over ny
hKnee When she got up 10 leave. the tan OF e Iie
Ittle beast swept me in the face IhCEe are some
thoughts which TO one should utter in troileSy
car. Mine were In that category. hope you Will
bring your influence to hear upon this eNh ana
secure some sort OF mitigation
New-YOrk City, April Il AUNTT CANINE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ANOTHER SERIES OF PULLING TESTS
Men and Animals to Compete as Last Year
at the Circus.

Next Sunday afternoon a series Of tests will be
made at Madison Square Garden by Barnum &
Bailey in effort to break last years records.
made under their auspices. in the number OF
POUNDS pulled by men and animals. Last years
records were made under the direction Of z. n.
Wood the expert engineer Of the Merritt Chap
man Wrecking Company and included pulling by
horses. two camelS and one and two elephants.
Invitations have been sent to number Of prom
inent scientists and physical culturists whose in
teret and presence VIII lend authority 70 the trials
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
LION IS DYING FROM CONSUMPTION.
Was to Have Been Used As Model for Figure
on the Mckinley Monument.

~, v,o,rtain lion which was TO be the model for
.bo.a m be erected on the Mckinley monument is
diving from consumption in The Bronx Park He IS
one of the largest in captivity, and arrived from
Yellovstone Park two days ago. He was taken 10
rrba Eronx Park to await being transferred TO the
- ~ A p Proctor at Bedford. n. Y. Mr..
proctor is TO make the model for the lions on the
ronument. The lion sick when he arrived, ana
u night was so weak that he will probably die In
dav or two.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ALINsoM S. PAGE.

Oswego. N Y. April 14--Alinson s. Page. a
wealthy resident Of this city. died here tonight
at the age Of eighty years. Mr.. Page served four
terms as Mayor Of Oswego. was member Of the
Assembly from Oswego County in 1876. and was
prominent in business and financial circles in this
part of the State Born June go 1926 Providence.
SARATOGA County. Mr.. Page moved to OSwegO in
1854 He studied law and admitted to the bar.
M nraclised only q few wears.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
WHEN DIVORCED WILL WED AGAIN
Miss Leslie Is Awaiting the Decree at At
lantic City.

Atlantic city n. j. April 14-Miss May Leslie.
the actress who Is suing her husband Mortimer
Thompson, for a divorce. is a guest at Young's
Hotel this city, where. accompanied by her aunt
and Charles Rogers. son OF ". w. Rogers. she in
tends fO remain until her divorce is granted Miss
Leslie expects TO receive her divorce IN week or
ten days after which she VIII neeoine the VIE OF
Mr., Rogers. - Ds,- -,
as soon az she IS legally separated from her present
husband and denied the report that MS rather Is
onnnsad tn the match.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
JERSEYS FRANCHISE COMMISSION

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir The writer of that letter in to-day's Tribune
recommending to Governor Stokes a number Of
gentlemen for appointment on the commission to
investigate the question of limited franchises is
away Off. The surest ana quickest way to get to
the bottom Of the whole business is to appoint q
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
DINNER FOR SENATOR JOHN KEAN.

Iobn I. waterbury gave complimentary dinner
last evening at the Metropolitan Club for Senator
John Kean OF NeW-Jersey IN eeieDratioh Oh tn0
,..,- s-.r -e-election Senator Kean made the only
sDeecb being introduced by Colonel George Har-
vev who referred to the Senator as the most pop
Mar member OF the most unpopular eIuD III tue
IF1eE
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
OBITUARY.
MRS. ANN p. swAYNE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNEl
Wilmington, Del. April 14-Word was received
here to-day OF the death in Philadelphia yesterday
Of Mrs Ann P. SwayEe. widow OF Henry SwayEe
and mother Of Federal Judge Charles Swayne. Of
Florida She died at the home of her daughter
while on a visit. Mrs. Swayne was eighty-seVen
years old and leaves two children and number Of
crandchfldren
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

v,zo4-rrAt his horne in NeWtoR. y. J.. On THURSDAY
eSenns Peter s. Decker in the ~ year ot rs sss-
TNrarsG services az late residence on Monday
ITth inst. at IL o'clock 4 m
rDczAR-on April 1s 1905, at hts home Hassins Tadge
n j. SelalS1 9Soo5 1ls Spru i6 az o'clock from
V9s,verien thurch Relatives and frienda are kindly
iny.t@d Trains leave Hoboken D. Ia 4 W. H. n AZ
q. m
nv IN 7,r;,,v Aprl a. 1905 St vornoN y, z.
Sfi, Aro EiSv ared % years Services 81 Pauls
church East Chester on sunday. April 70 al p M
r4rr,f y Su1eeuIy on Wednesday Elornirg April IL
1o15 Al her residence No 81 " ashnGten llars
West New-York CITY. Laura y tegennaa. NlloM os
her age. FUNERAL al tne SON'eNtS"eS % e-S +--'@'
Irternent Derby SosA.
z--,4r-Ng A. No 49, Woody yerest-ave.. New-Ycrk city
nri n lgO5 Edgar Ketchun; IN the Goth year ol MS
F1inernl services al hip late residence S@taFu@1
morning, a. II o Coca
,foRPIs-At Anlityviue. Lons Island. April Is 19o4
Edera III Morris. sen of the ate James p ano Sa-aa
--l. ,Ted tG Years Funeral from his late residence
s1nlav en-, April i6 at 2-30 o'clock
s(.,,-vy ~, Wednesday April - 1903. az his resi-
lS1ee No 2I0 Livingston-st. NeUIieven; 1Ss9s S95ls
80 V-tsndS are invited attend the funeral services A.
Ms home on Saturday, April ~. az l[.oO ei01~, IN
,e-nasnt Al the convenience of the family
s,rrrr4 ON thursday April Is sister Mary Ln5stto.
5ai@hter Of the late Edward ana Anna smith Esla-
Monday April IT, At 10 o'clock az Convent o. Nsie1'
NO 1913 1ladson-ave.
eT.1-Fs-s-Entsred into rest Austin stevens on April
"A the % his Funeral seftier4 Hu-A
hie Are residence. No Isl Oth-ave, htooetSly e-
Suaday afternoon at s o'clock Boston papers P'e--o
cepy.
VII DaE ARg-At White Plains " y. A2Eil " NerS
~ Widmnu Gaughter q the late samuel q ele As--e
a whitman - Danbufy. Conn. Lulefei -c.tss7s q
DanbuTy Saturday. 18Th Inst. At -s1o oeiosN-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
AGED LAWYER SENT TO PRISON.
Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
Stole $4,000, It Is Stated.

Boston. April 14-Charles NJ Reed the veteran
Iavyver who pleaded guilty TO the embezzlement
- e. a., sron, the Samuel Cushing estate. OF which
he was trustee was sentenced to-day TO State
prison for a term OF not more than eight nor less
than EiX years ...,- ,-aa-. ola "a -,
f,- rItrt1--five years been prominent menoer Of
N tSL MI eb,sst1s bar has according 10 Assistant
1ss.ja, Stforney Sughruess statement in court
cmbeZzled over $s0.HO Irelh eS'9eSS :" AIS ctl1tsc
Ia tie last twenty-five years
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
DR.. HENRY LuMMAs.

Appleton. Wis. April H-Dr. Henry Lummas.
the Oldest professor of the Lawrence University
faculty is dead. at the age of eighty years. He
had heen iu with asthma for several months DR..
Iumrnas was born in Port Elizabeth. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
HEINZE IN Il COLLISION.
HIS automobile Hits a Wagon
AmbuIances Sent to Scene

Butte. Mont. April 14-A telephone message from
the Five Mile House. the fats below Butte,
says that F. Augustus Heinze and party Of four
persons have met a serious accident. Heinze's
Dig automobile having struck a wagon. Ambu-
lances are now the way in response to hurried
calls.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS ATTHE HOTELS

BROADWAY CENTRAL-Captain F. S. Foltz.
s FIETH 2I = AYESEE0Fr9nk NEE Wat {9f
LAND-Colonel Ned Arden Flood Governors
STAFF Pennsylvania IMPERIAL-Dr. Leonard B.
Almy Norwich. MURRAY HILL-Dr F. W.
Parker Loadon. SAVoY-Manuel Fernandez del
Vale Guadalajara, Mexico. WOLCOTT-J. ].
Kingman, T.. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
TO APPEAR IN VAUDEVILLE.
Mrs, Molineux-scott Will Return to New
York in September.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l ]

Sioux Falls. S. D.. April 14-Mrs Blanche Cheese-
-Nfolineux- Scott Of this city formerly OF
New-York. has accepted offer Of $1,000 week
from prominent vaudeville managers Of Gotham.
and will take up her residence permanently in New
York after August. Mr. Scott. her husband, has
accepted a position as attorney for Woolworth
Co., of New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
cAssINI NOT GOING TO BAR HARsoR.

washington. April 14-count Cassini. tne ha1zlan san
A..tsssaSor viii not spend the summer az Bar
r1-1. os has been his custom. He will select
,-,sterine place near washington in order that he
vnev Tefurn here within Few hours' shouio MS
r,resance be needed.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
NEGRO wOMAN's BIG BEQUEST.
Leaves $4,000 to Tuskegee Institute
largest from COlored Person.

The largest bequest made BY eolored person TO
Tcskegee Institute at Tuskegee Ala, was re-
corded sn this city yesterday when the will Of
Mary 2 shaw. OF Philadelphia was probated- It
teQIeathed SIS 900 70 the institute OF which Booker
2 Washington is president
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
TRANsATL.ANTIc 1farEa

SATURDAY d5l--At q. N. for Europe. Per 8 a New
YORK, via Plymouth and ChaTbOurE 0nciudIng Ireland
When specially addressed Cor this steamer. at $50
m for BeigtuIl Parcels Post Nails. per FIulznd
also reguar mail for Belgium when specially addresse5
Tor this steaueEls at $50 a. m for Italy direct
especially addressed onlyl. s. Eosliztu LSsa.
$50 a m Complementary II a M for Eur0pa- per
2 N Tor Seo5land diEsct especially addressed 0uiyJ.
TUESDAY 0s-At 1:SO a m far Europe. Per 3 g.
kaiser Wilhelm H. VIA Plymouth. ChsIbouFs and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
WILLIAM =. BURNS.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Baltimore, April 14.-Wilam +. Burns. veteran
hnancier of this city died Tonight. aged eighty
FIVE years He was president Of the Eutaw Saw
ings Bank and director . other leading financial
insfiff1fnns
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

SShogla & Be- read DAILT bg all interested. changes
EoFelsn nails Tor ne ending April Is 1sc, VIII
9se SprotlptIy IN al General Postoce
tolioHs- 1le5iseefed and Malls coss
1oor carrier tnoR cl0sinS below Parcels
Eost mails for Germany close D.
= & eiroSseF Kurfust; April II, BuechsT. and
April II. per 3. Kaiser Wilhelm II
Regular and Supplementary nails clcse at FOREIGN sta
uon teorner Of West and Norton StFset hale
nan closing time shown besg (eEcept that SupQlsensay
one hour later Foreign Stztionl.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

AOUNGf--Ae CoEler IudrmGry. ithaca r. r A7-I Il
tet5 g p1-,nenia. ialPh N9lls-n Young irstruc-or
n SiDley College Cornell University only aon 9, VIII
i9m y Young of Galveston. Tsx- san Antonio and
Galveston papers please e1ag.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

DEcKER-At his hone, in NewtoH. q j. On THafsaey s
FSarsT services az his residence on Monday
1-rS t1st AT o'clock q. m
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

Springfield. H., April 14-AIS-eiovernor 4sses mas
- -etoiDed with Ex-Governor Black Of New
vorl 10 assist in the defence oe Caleb Powers. who
vvin be placed on trial again at Georgetown. KY.
~ Grsr Monday in May Powers Is charged with
,vc11r1aring Governor GOebeL
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

highest tenpsratre yesterday o. degrees: loves -
ornss s.: average for corresponding date OF ll s'
- average for corresponding date Of tEen'y1's
years ~ rr,,- -. - 4. -. sunday, falFs
srssh gl1gtisHs-teEly HancA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
LETTERS FROM READERS OF THE TRIBUNE.

commission OF one. and as that commission
nominate the Hon Thomas Nesbit McCaTteT.
newark, n. j., April - j. A
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Actors Society Benefit Success
$4,000 Raised for the New Clubhouse.

A benefit for the building fund of the Actors So
ciety given in the Criterion Theatre Yesterday
oF+erpoon and not only was $3.50 raised for the
fund, but a most enjoyable entertainment was pro-
vided Henry Miller and nearly all OF the original
..Tosenb EntangIed' company gave an act from that
delightful comedy, Mr.. Gillette and Miss Busley
.'Sherlock Holmes" first made known at the Hol-
land benefit; Miss Evie Green sang The Queen. OF
the Philippine Islands," from 'F1orodora, giving
New-Yorkers taste OF what the original Dolores
was like and the old farce. "A Kiss in the Dark"
was repeated from the Actors Home benefit of a
week ago. This farce once more aroused great
nerrirnent Miss Katie Barry and many others
also contributed TIE long bill. no one falling TO
appear except Mr.. De Angels. and he was excused
because OF his injured wrist.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
necoRATIoN FoR AoeLlNA PATTI.

Paris April l4-The rank Of knlsnthood nth. IN the
reg,on of Honor has been conferred 9u |AAslha
Fssfti (Baroness CedeEstFoHl'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

TEIbanr subserlrflan -

4-4E TRIBUNE to sent bv mail IN r-- o4,-.xs a,
- SSanty or abroad ard aldT'ss changed a. oto1 a
Se-,le1 eQnacTiptions be sisea 70 yorr ~ssrf.y
Seaer before sasilS. Il Solgo1Ieui Eau4 75-
IN at The TRIBUNE once. ---
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

Man aubserhsrs IN NsU-XoEE CitE DAILY Aa9
IIt-WE.EtAkN viii be charged a co5y sxtFa
postage u addition 70 tha Ta1ss E4-lsd aooge
Foreign Rates.
For points n Euro9@ al1 an
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII Be nailed sol-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

BY EARLY MAI. TRAIN
For all points United SJatos Canaa. a-4 Ks.r-.
toltside % the boTouEhs OF Manhattan s1T 80 E5
A!ao % Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii ana tho Phi1oir~s
~ ~Ni'nods extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
nrlbuns Local obssrsAuons-
HOURS: Morning. Night.

In diagram the continuous white line SHOWS t1e
s1xss IN pressure Indicated by The Tri6unos SELF
eing barometer. The dotted line shows the tepeEs-
ss,rs as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
OrlcgaI Record ana FOreeasf-The following onieial
eora from thu Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
80 tsDsrature foT the last twenty-four hours In con-
..-4-on with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

It is said that the leading male character in the
new comedy TO be shown next week at the Madi-
son Square Theatre will be modelled to resemble
Joseph Choate.