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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
RAILWAY MEN OF JAPAN AT coNgY.

c Lambert r. c. Wright and IL c King.
three officers OF the Imperial Government Railway
system OF Japan were visitors Coney Island yes
terday They were accompanied by d. Nish and
T. Himoto representatives. Of the Imperial Govern
ment Railway and made a careful study of the
amusement parks Luna Park being the centre Of
their Investigations They said negotiations We're
under way for the production OF a b.s amusement
resort In Fcko They visited the Bostock animal
arena with a view Of obtaining some Of the groups
for the new enterprise An animal in which they
particularly Interested was the lion Sayasaa,
the only lion ever born in captivity IN Japan.
They offered a large price for the animal. which
MIR. Bostock has taken under consideration They
also Drcamland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
STOPS BANKER'S TRIAL.
accused Mans BrOther-in-La1c SAID
to Haze Tempered zcith Jury.

Sioux City. Iowa. May 29-Because Of an al
legged attempt at jury bribing Judge Reed. of the
federal court here, has dismissed the jury in the
case of W. E. Browne former cashier of the
Storm Lake National Bank, who was trial
charged with misappropriating 100000 Of the
banks funds. Judge Reed fined James Carter
one Of the jurors. and directed that an Informal
ton be filed charging Frederick Watkins,
prominent banker and politician, with contempt
of court.
The trial of Browne was interrupted to-day
while Carter and Watkins. who is a brother-in-
law of Brownies, were sharply examined They
told conflicting stories Finally Carter admit
ted that Watkins had approached him and had
volunteered to loan" him $500 The trial of
Browne had been in progress for ten days. and
the would have gone to the Jury tonight
new trial will now be necessary.
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v1GukNr MAKES IT'S FIRsT$TRfP.
New Road Coach from Holland House TO
Fort Washington Begins Service.

The new public road coach Vigilant made. the
first of its daily trips yestendsy between the Hol
land House and the Suburban Riding and Driving
club at Fort Washington. The board OF govern
ors az the Suburban Club chartered the coach for
its initial trip which made by way Of Har-
lem l24th-st. AlaooInb's Dam Bridge, Featherbed
Lane and washington Bridge. Fort Washington
was reached at 6:45 p.
Arer dinner at the club the return trip began
nv vav Of Audubon Park, Claremonts and s72d-st.
The nassengsrs included Hamilton w. Cary, F. c.
Brown Franklin butcher. Edward s.. j. McNtcker
and W r. Koch. E Won der Horst Koch was
he whip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
JAMES HENRY EALcoNER.

James Henry Falconer died yesterday morning at
his home. No 240 West 75th-st, from heart disease
Mr. Falconer was seventy-nine years old. He was
born in New-York. and lived here all his life.
Quite recently he retired from business. He was
q foreign exchange broker. and for years was
agent of the Bank of Savannah. Mr.. Falconer was
senior warden of st. Matthew's Episcopal Church.
S4th-st., near Central Park West, and was also
one Of the founders of st. Matthew's Parish The
funeral is TO be held Thursday morning at 10
o'clock from st. Matthew'S, the Rev. A. H Judge,
rector of st. Matthew'S conducting the ceremony.
The burial will be at Greenwood Mr., Falconer
a veteran Of the It'll Regiment, which will
tend the funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
GERMAN CATHOLICS ATTACK HAY
Declare at Convention That His Book Is q
Calumny on Their Faith

me tenth annual convention of the New York
German catholic State Federation, which opened
here on Sunday was continued yesterday morning
in the Gilsey House, with President Joseph Mech
presiding. A protest was entered against John
hays book. "Castilian Days" at the afternoon
session
1t out that the branch Of the federation at
Rochester is keeping its records in English, on the
ground that the younger German Americans al
though they still understand German, cannot speak
or write IT The subject debated here yesterday,
but no action taken.
The corresponding secretary said that fourteen
new societies had enrolled in the year. President
Minnehan, of the National Federation. spoke in
favor of all the national Catholic societies
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NO PASSES IN INDIANA.
Governor Hanly Lays Dozen Lac to
Public Officials.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Indianapolis May Ex-Governor Hanly has
surprised the State officers and other public
oitcials OF Indiana by declaring that any such
ofcer who accepts a pass from railroad com
p@ny' or any railroad company that issues one,
Is liable to- a heavy fine under the Railroad
Commission -aut
IN making the announcement to-day the, Gov
eiior SAID that he had had no consultation with
any one regarding the new law, but there is no
uoupt IN his mind that the inhibition regarding
passes applies to all public officials, and he in
umated plainly that as an executive he would
see that the provisions of the law were en-
forced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
MRS. CATHERINE THOMSON.

Mrs Catherine Thomson, the wife of DR.. Will
lam H. Thomson died on Sunday evening at her
home No. % East ATHEIST, after Illness from
which she had suffered for more than year Mrs.
Thomson was very active in church work and gave
MANY wears of her life TO it. She seventy-two
years old She was born in Albany; her maiden
name was Catherine Van Dyck- In 1861 she was
married in Albany to DR.. Thomson She leaves two
sons-WTlam D. F. Thomson, OF Massachusetts
and Herbert CT. Thomson, president OF the Anchor
Post Iron Works She also leaves two daughters
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at
will be at Woodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
SAYS HE HAS AN EXTRACT OF BEER

st. Paul, May "a dispatch to The Dispatch
from Rhnelander, Wis, says that chemist there
has produced a liquid which is eleven thousand
times stronger than the best quality of beer. One
drop of II placed I'm q large beer glass and filled
with ice water. he says. produces glass Of beer
Of the finest grade. A one-ounce bottle Of the
tract it is said, win make about thirty gallons of
beer. ft .'-
Milwaukee, May 2S--When asked about the dis
patch regarding the alleged new discovery, two of
the most prominent chemists connected with Nil
Yankees brewery interests ridiculed the statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEZNTARIAE-Admral Francis T. BowIes U. S.
n, EARLINGTON-Kyrle Beew. London. FIFTH
AVBNU-sir Chent1ng Lang ,Cheng, Chinese
David c. Hanrahan. I. S. N. HOFF'1IAN-Coo-
mel A. B. Andrews, North. Carolina HOLLAND
tain W. a. Evans, U; 8. A .AlAJBsTIc-Jarpe
Cooper general manager of the Glasgow Southwest
Railway Glasgow Scotland Sir Richard Musgrave
ireland. MURRAY HILI-H A. Van Alstyne AL
bany. WALDORF-AsTORIA-Jo Barrett Pan
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
COMFY ISLAND SEES CREATION. /"
Show Imported from ST. Louis Opens at
Dreamland

Creation the story of the beginning of the
world told for the first time IT Dreamland yes
terdny The show brought here from the St
Louis Worlds Fair by Rotair. the cuncever OF the
pictures as described In the Book Of Genesis Sew
eral ministers and large number Of invited guests
witnessed special performance yesterday, "Crea'
ton Is In four scenes, Illustrating darkness that
reigned before the first day. the Light the first
the water and the earth on the third and the Gar
den OF Eden the fourth
The scenes are supplemented By electrical effects
one hundred thousand dollars, II Is said ex-
pended the show.
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TRASsPAcEFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND

TRANSFAC4fit MAILS FVfWAHDED OVERLAND
DAILY
The schedule Of closing OF Transpaciac mails Il ar
ranged the presumption OF their
land port sailing 6nal CONNECTING mails
except REGISTERED ITanspaeihe Malls dispatched
previous day. close at the General Ppstoce New
York. follows
Hawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
Mongolia.
New Zealand. Australia (except wsst) New Caleasa.a
Samoa. Hawaii and FiN fslands Wa Francisco.
close at p June for Dispatch per Sanoma-
Cuanrd carrying British 20
Nsw-Zesland does not arrive time with
dispatch. extra Ulaiis-clCstnE ~ $50
4. m. and 6 N. sundays 430 a. r. a1d
p. n.-wm Be made up and forwarded until the
rival % The C1IHard steanleT.l
Japan (exe-pt ParcelsPost Mails9. Korea China ani
Phihpp.ne Islands va ancouver and Victoria. r. c.
close at 0 ,, June Tor dispatch per Empress
Japan Corea China and specially addressed for ,as
Philippine Islands. via Seattle. close a. p. June
Hawaii japan Korea china and Phii,ppIne Islands via,
San Francisco. close al June i2 for Dispatch
per China.
Hawaii san Francisco. close ?. n June u Sor
dispatch per Alameda
Hawaii via San Francisco. close az 2 m. f1r
dispatch per = Nebraskan
Islands Australia Sew-Cal-l1ra
VIA Vancouver ard Victoria. II. c.. close a 8 n
June II for dispatch per 8 : AoransL
Phippne Islands ana e9aln VIA san franc SEQ. clcza
At p. June . FOR dispatch L. ;. Transport
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. VIA
at p m. June 20 for dispatch Dcr Naripcsa-
Manchura Except Mnukden. NeW-CaWang and Port Ar
Russia
NoTD-Uniess otherwise addressed West Australia Z.
and certain places IN the Chinese OF Yuanau
Via British lndia-the quickest routes Philippines spe-
eiay addressed via Europe fully prepaid
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San Fran
WILLIAM R WILCOX. Postmaster
FostenrOs asw-York y. Y. NAY %. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
JOHN iEFFERTs, JR.

John L.efferts. jr lawyer died at his home
No 6s Midwood-st Flatbush, Brooklyn on Sun
day He was born in the old Leferts mansion IN
1851 His education received at Rutgers COL
lege and the Columbia Law School Mr.. Lenerts
was a director of the Flatbush Water Company
and member of the Montauk Club and the 81.
Nicholas and Holland societies. He leaves widow
The funeral will be held at o'clock this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
G. w. MERRILL's FUNERAL.

The funeral of George Washington Merrill the
last of the original members of the firm of Robert
Merrills Sons. manufacturers and importers of
nautical and optical instruments, at No. GS South
ST. Manhattan, was held his home No. S2S
Schermerhorn-st. Brooklyn, last night. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Charles Z;
Locke, of the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr. Merrill born in New-York City,
sixty-six years ago, He leaves a widow and one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
LlNcoLN's COUSIN DEAD.

!Bv TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
New Orleans. May 29.-Charles King Lincoln.
cousin Of President Abraham Lincoln and prom
inent business man of this city. died here o-day.
He born in Bangor. Me, in 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
"oN ~sATANs MOUNT PRODUCED.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
Boston. May 29.-Charles W. Sammis, Of New
York produced at the Hollis Street Theatre to-
night for the first time any stage a dramatized
version of the novel, "On Satan's Mount" by Ira
B. Goodrich jr. In the John F. Kellerd,
Miss Dorothy Donnelly, Miss Mary Sanders, Lind
say Morrison, George Backus, Miss Grace Grswold
and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
CIVIC CLUB TO MARCH TO CHURCH.

The Civic Club in East S4th-st., last evening
passed resolutions of sympathy for the family OF
the late Captain F. Norton Goddard. It was de-
cided that the club should meet at its house to-
morrow morning az O'Clock and march in body
to All Souls Church 20 attend the funeral OF the
who founded the club and provided home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
|, w. BEDLE.

Matawan. N. j., May % (speciap.-Justice I w
Bedle jurist for Monmouth County. died at noon
yesterday in his eghty-frst year from dilated
heart and gastrits, He was a cousin of ex-Gov-
ernor Bedle of New-Jersey. His widow is the
daughter of the late Rev. John c, Smith, a Lake
wood clergyman. His funeral will be held Wednes-
Il nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
GOVERNOR TO CONFER WITH LEADERS.

Albany. May Ex-Governor Higgins will hold a
conference on Wednesday with the Republican
legislative leaders on appropriation bills. Those
present will be Senators Ranes and Malby, Speaker
Nixon and Assemblyman Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
MARYLAND MAKES 10 KNOTS.

Newport r. J. May ZS.-The new cruiser Mary
land which is having her engines and machinery
Insnected by a naval board arrived in the harbor
this afternoon and after brief stay went outside
In a four hours run between Gardeners Bay and
Point Judith the cruiser maintained speed OF
eightePn knots an hour Six boilers were IN use
and is pounds of coal horsepower we're con-
sumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30

tshouId be read DAILY b. all interested n changes.
may occur at any tirne)
Forslsn mails for the week ending June g. 1898 viii
promptly IN al easeIl at the General POstofcs
as roHows; Registered and Parces-Post Mails close
oe Roor earlier than closing time shown below Par
s1s f Mails for Germany close p. May p
Parcels-Post Mails for Great ana ireland ara
Stspaeheo by the White Star Line WEDNESDAYS and
% the american Line Saturdays An additional
alspatch Is made by the Cunard Line when Cunard
9eahies salIs on saturday later than the American
Line steamer the same day The mails
close one hour before the regular mails
Parcels Post Mail for Barbados and Great Britain
ana ireland cannot be registered
SrsSSui@r ana supplementary mails close a FOREIGN
station corner OF West Morton Streets} hair hour
lhan closing time shown below texcept supple
SHo IiIafy Mails for Europe and Central America
~O'oH' SlOse one hour later at Foreign Stationl.
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PLANS FOR MR.. ooDDARD's FUNERAL.

Litchfeld, Conn, May 29.-The funeral of F. Nor
ton Goddard will be held in All Souls Church,
New-York City, on Wednesday, az p nl and the
body will be taken that city privately to-mor-
row. The final arrangements have not been maze
but it is not likely that any service will be held
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Cen
b,, carriage Lots SI25 up Telephone (4S55 r2mercy)
for Book Views representative
Office 20 3Srd St. n. Y. City
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.IN .IN7'TN'F8
TwslXc Months
Foreign Rates.

Mali SUBSCRIBERS New-YoFk City 10 the DAILY and
7S VVicEsIIIY be charged one cent a copy extra
,oStags in addition the rates named above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
EAST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB ACTS.

Resolutions were passed by the members of the
East Side Republican Club last night praising the
late F. Norton Goddard a and leader of
the district II decided march with the
Civic Club TO the funeral at All Souls Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
FIRE DAMAGES ALBANY CHURCH.

Albany. May 29.-The interior Of the First Uni
taripu Church. tho only church Of this denoHlina-
ton I'm Albany. was destroy ed by IRE this after
noon. The loss Is estimated At $1,000. covered BY
insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
Local OnicinI Record.-The fol

tJfeheft temperature yesterday IA degrees lowest
GO. average es. average for corresponding date OF
las, year Gs average corresponding date for
iast twenty-five years, "a ,,
vsTIabio y lpds, becoming fresh northeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30

Oscar Hammerstein has written a march, dedi-
Gated TO Admiral Togo which will be played next
Monday. when his roof garden opens. He sat down
al his piano NJ heard the result OF the
great sea fight yesterday morning, and by tea time
the march was all scored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
BISHOP ALEXANDER MCDONNELL

Montreal May 2s.-The Right Rev, Alexander
Macdonald Bishop of Alexandria, died to-day
He was seventy-two years old
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SPECIAL Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be by mail 70 address IN
this country or abroad address changed as often
desired. SUBSCRIPTIONS be given 20 your regular
leaving II more convenient hand them
IN a THE TRIBUNE ONCE
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC.

TRANSPACIFTC.
Nails Except Jamaica BaEanas} are forwarded
daily 70 ports sailing CONNECTING mails close
al the General PostOrice SeE-York follows:
CI-BA via Tampa. a. m Monday Wedres-
day and Saturday also from New-YOrk Thursday and
Saturday. See above
MEXICO CITY. overland. 1. 80 D ard 1890 p
dali sunday. sunday 2. Io.AO
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parce!S-Post Mailsi. Norta
sydney Monday Wednesday SATURDAY
also occasionally rom York and Phadeiphis
shovel-
MOI FIOS, Boston and North sydney $50 m.
every sunday June : and u. etcl-
JAMAICA via Boston at Z p Tuesday and Friday
also York N SATURDAY See abovel
COSTA A. SeNv-OTleans tla:30 D N
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COast All
AFENALA $eW-OFieans. D N Nor
dav West Coast OF Honduras Is dispatched from
Nev-Yoyk Pansr1a- See above
NICARAGUA East Coast. New-Orleans a. TO
. m Weduesday West Coast o Nicaragua Is DIS
patched from New-YO-k Via Panama. See ab0vel
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via Sew-Orieans. at 110.3O
SUNDAY latter 1870 p. n sunday n untii
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Canal Zone is held for the New-York steamer. See
tRegsteTed Man overland dispatches closes az D m
previous CAV
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Onces.

MAIN -OFFICE-No l04 Nassau g.
WALL. STREET OFFlCE-No- 10 Wiiiiaul-st
UPTOWN OFFICE--No. 1854 broadway. or Amer
can District Telegraph Otce.
BRONX BCREAC-$o. 49B East l3Sth-st
WASHINGTON BCREAU-SO. 1922 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFFlCE-Frederick n. somms
T84 Broad ~.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ForecAst.-Was ngton, May 20
An onBhoot the plateau depression moved
portheastward Illinois during last twenty
four hours is also low Eastern and
New-England An ares Of high pressure IS moving
southeastvard the Dakotas Fair weather has pre-
vailed all districts EXCEPT the oke region the Ohio
Valley TIE Middle MS sr %aes and The Middle Mis-
dsrstorms- The temperature chaagcs have quite
Irregular. abaJrmauy cool lake region.
the highest temperatures thus far in the year
ported from the South.
England Middle Atlantic States the lower lake
region the Ohio Valley sso in the Middle Mississippi
viii be warmer in the Northwest
The weather Wednesday Will continue showery in New
England and the Middle and South Atlantic
ooasts Will fresh west; on the south At
laptc and East Gulf coasts light south; the Gulf
Coast fresh southeast and on the and lower lakes
steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
light TO fresh southwest winds showery weather
to the Grand Banks
ve Of aood stages a6ns the Red R 4 IN R Western
Arkansas and Northwestern Louisiana issued
cached the danger line at Shreveport and Monds
South Of Shreveport the river danger
line and win continue rise during the balance he
above the danger line -aoa.-~/ morning.
Forecast for Special Localihes.-For Eastern New
York showers to-day, cooler in showers
Wednesday; variable winds, becoming fresh northeast
NeVJ ersey, showers day and "Wednesday cooler
IN the interior to-day winds becoming east
For Nevv-Engand, showers cooler to-day showers
wednesday, fresh winds, becoming northeast.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware. showers to-
For District Of Columbia. occasional showers and
thuEderstorms to-day and wednesday; cooler today light
For Western Pennsylvania showers and cooler to-day
For Weston New-YoTk rain to-daV fair wednesday
fresh northeast north winds
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

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"e-.DNESDA1 t5l(-At $50 a m. FOR
ttsu' % via Queenstown and Liverpool $50 a m
TOT Netherands direct especially addressed onyl.
Noerdam; az $50 for Italy specially
TFJTrP an Az CIttd al I0rlno-
italy Spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and BRIT
lsh 4nola per La Lorraine, Havre taso other
parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
FEsIpAY, t2l-At m Tor Azores Islands. per $.
SATURDAY Gsl-At a n for Europe. per $. s.
Paul via Plymouth and Cherbourg tinciuding LIVER
pool scotland and Ireland when
this steamer: n $50 a for Scotland direct (spe-
eAay addressed only per 5 : Caledonia; at $50 a
m; for Belgium Parcels-PoSt Mails. per Iceland
talso regular mail for Belgium when specially aa-
dressed for tbs stesmeTl at $50 for Italy aiFeSt
tspsSlally addressed only) $ Princess Irene
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