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New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
"A DEFENCE OF NORWAY.
HER POSITION DEFINED.
Special ENJOY Soon to Ask the Poe
ers for Recognition.

Christiania. June 12-Mr Loevland, former
president of the Section OF the Norwegian Coun-
ell of State at Stockholm, who will be inducted
into his new office of Foreign Minister OF Nor
way June Is. in an interview to-day SAID
that special envoy would within few weeks
be dispatched to the great powers to seek the
recognition of the diplomatic and consular rep
resentatives of Norway. He added:
When our case is presented to the powers it
Will be seen that it is not one Of antagonism TO
the principle of monaTchies nor TO q single
monarchy, Norway has been Kingdom Ior
many centuries, and is proud OF that Tact. Inc
dissolution of the union purely on consul
tutional grounds. Our constitution existed prior
to the union with Sweden and when there came
conflict between the two peoples Norway
chose to retain her constitution.
Our difference with Sweden IS. in the first
place, of an economic character. Our CONNER
ciaI interests our tariffs and entire economic
policy differ from those Of Sweden. Whiie the
diplomatic and consular services were passa on
the ideas governing the union OF the two coun-
tries, they worked to the profit Of Sweden rather
than to that CT Norway.
Norway's merchant marine now ranks fourth
among the nations and Norway no longer can
afford to negotiate with foreign powers through
Stockholm. The union. however, was dissoiveo
only when the conflict became a question OF our
sovereignty.
We hope the powers viii make no mistake
regarding action We have never tried 10
create danger for Sweden and will never seek
to make difficulties for our sister country, we
are acting for the benefit of the common inter
eSJs or each other and FOR our common sa1ety III
the face of foreign danger.
The action taken by the Storthing is ire
vocable, and the powers should realize the faot
that Norway will fight before this action is re"
considered The question Of peace rests with
Sweden, but the early recognition of our inoe-
pendence will be Of interest to the powers as
well as to ourselves.
Immediately upon the dissolution Of the union,
Norway informed Sweden of its willingness to
open diplomatic relations but we are jealous OF
our independence and Of future, and Will
avoid all alliances and will not subject our
selves to the influence of any great power.
Mr.. Loevland said he thought that Norwegian
interests would not suffer during the interim IN
which the country would not be represented
abroad Fortunately he said Norways biggest
trade with Great Britain. Germany. the
United States and France, where for a short
period consuls were not Indispensable.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-E. V Sellers Philadelphia W. z.
Whitaker. Wheeling ". Va; A Erskine Miller.
LTN-Dr w A Howard, Chicago; J. Rice.
EARLINGTON-Charles Edward Russell Chi
ceeo GRAND-General J. H. Smith, Z. s. a;
HoFFMAN-C R. Carter and Harry Berlinger. Of
the Panama Construction Commission. HOLLAND
Sir Henry Tichborne, London. IAIPBRIAL-H.
H. sturtevant. Zanesville MURRAY 147725 RII4L1Rr.
TAND-Dr J. Marshall Flint, San Francisco. ST.
REG1s-William 3. HornbloNer, New-York- VIC
T0RIA-J Harvey Page, Boston; William H.
WardwelI Montreal; J. A. Card. Abilene. Texas
w. G. Thomas. Washington J. Tracy, Albany;
Almon H MiIlard, Troy. WALDORF-ASTORlA-
7 Beckley, Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
AT N0RTHFIELD SEMINARY.
Many Arrive to Attend the Commencement
Exercises Tomorrow.
IRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1suSE.J

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUEEJ
East Mortified, Mass. June IA large number
q visitors came to-day 10 attend the commence
rnent exercises Of Mortified Seminary. Prominent
among the guests were Henry q. Proctor, OF Bos-
toz vice-presdent OF the board OF trustees: George
E Keth OF Brockton. Mass; Abner Kingman. OF
Montreal and Henry NJ Moore
This afternoon the annual meeting Of the Stu
dents Aid Society held at the Northfeld- This
organization has charge Of the different scholar
ships that are awarded at the seminary, and this
does part OF what an endowment would GO Ior the
school Mrs Julius Estey is treasurer, and gave g
report showing substantial progress during the
year.
n the evening the annual Estey chorus concert
was held in Stone Hall. The glee club was assisted
by Mrs Arthur Phillips, reader and George carrie,
e New-York tenor. Solos were rendered by Mss Mss
Dora Mayeaas, Mss Louise MerTi1eld and bliss
1Tfer-r Flohb Professor a. Jud5on Philips Is IN
charge of the chorus and Miss Dorothy carlson is
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
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The London Once of THE TRIBUNE IL convenient
place 10 "a a6vsrtsonl ents and subscriptions
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Board Aldermen. City Hall. l p N.
Mayor Mcclellan presents flag Public School z.
Chrystie and Hester sts.s p m.
Commencement the New-York Institution
for the Instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb .. m.
Columbia Commencement exercises Phi Kap-
pa meetings BIS p. n Phi Beta Kappa Grafton by
Brander Matthews $50
Union League Club dinner Joseph H Choate 7:3o
p N
Thirteen Club dinner Of the Brighton Beach
Hotel 7I3 p. N.
Meeting and dinner Business Science Cub, No
5th-aye.. evening.
Kings County Republican Committee meeting evening
West Point cadets at Lyric Theatre. evening
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
TRANsArLANTTc MAIrR

@SE-S1AI (lsl-As $3.50 (suppizrents-y 10 q "A
Tor Europe per Kaiser Wilhelm H. Via Ptyasoash
Cneroovrg and Bremen
"sDsssDAs t,ss AZ dzl-At $50 n tor Euop. par 4
asJesac. Wa gussnstovr and Liverpool: T.6o q
for Nsths-iands direct Especially addressed oriJ5 per
> syndsrai at sso n tor Italy drecs Especially
sla5esseo onf7yl PSF q g. I1guria-
T.f.aDAI (lofAt a. n for France. Switzerland.
geE.. Spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and
5ftsn t tnola per : La savois via ayrs taso other
pats o. Europs when specially addressed Sur
steamerl: at 10 q m Azores Islarcs uer
Srelc lelso ltay when specially addressed for t1-is
s44IUIHDAf 1900 -HO-At n for Europe. per s. 8, g.
LOUIS Via Plymouth and Chsrbourg Gnclucfnr Idvsrroo
Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed for thfs
sIeaner); a. $50 for Scotland direct
E Esoarsssed rasnlyl pSs Columbia: a. $40
regular mail tor Belgium when speciaiIv dtrssseS To-
this steaner at $50 Italy direct Especially
sooresSed onfT q. Koenig Albert at II so a n
Cs1pplesnenta-y .. for Europa per s 8 Iucauia
via Queenstown ana Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
SHAkEi

From The London Chronicle
Importance IN psyehology; student has m given
se frit of his Inquiries into this branch OF science
- a paris iournal. When a stranger does not
grasp the hand you offer him. you are entitled 70
foS1T his honesty. II he favors you with a couple
os Hraers vou may set him down as naughty: II
his hand lies Imply in yours. he is timid II he
5,.a 1-o the American squeeze he is audacious.
ff his hand slips away he IS indolent but u he Is
saod iovaI sincere we'll balanced mentally and
gSyeiicaIiv he lets you have a grip, ample, firm.
modest and vet genial These simple Instructions
shof,ld be very helpful In tho making or new ec~
oiatatsncss, sud the choice of -<rtsndA.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
A TIN CHURCH.
York PENN

vork Henn) correspondence OF The Philadelphia
Ledger.
work County probably is the only section of the
,1rlS that has a church. II ts constructed en-
tireiy OF block tin The structure is one story in
at1hr of unuretentous architecture, and s 10 ny 81
feat in Dimensions The building cost SloN
G. PeuTs United Evangelical congregation Wor-
ztins in tbs tin church When II was decided 70
build the cost Of material was discussed stone
STIcE' snd lumber were figured on IL was found
that these materials would necessitate an outlay
bevond the means OF the congregation Then some
member of the church versed in the cost OF metals
suggested block tin. The cost OF this was calcu-
sYaS and was found to ba within reach OF the con-
gresations anances The church is painted In fnas-
iation OF brick
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
BASEBALL MAN WOULD BE MAYOR.
Candidacy of President of Cincinnati Club
Announced.
fBr TELEGRAPH 20 THE 7RIBuNE.l

Cincinnati Juno i2-Ausust Hermann, president
of the Cincinnati Baseball Club. is announced as
a candidate for Mayor. This announcement Is
rnads hv one of his close friends who predicts not
only his nomination. but his election
Hermann Is strong with the business men and
the general public. He is in many big enterprises.
end his connection with the Cincinnati Baseball
C1h alone "a mentioned as assuring him thousands
of votes Hermann's nomination would blight the
homes Of several sspirants It is known that
MAYOR Fleischrnann has personally espoused the
candidacy of Vice Mayor Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
7. MONTGOMERY sEARs's WILL FILED
Estate Valued at $4,000, 900 Divided Equally
Among Wife and Children.

Boston. June 12.-The will Of J. Montgomery
Sears Of this city. which was fled for prooars
This afternoon provides that the estate. which has
heen valued by the executors at 100000, shall be
divided among the widow. Mrs Sarah G Sears
and two children OF the testator ]. Montgomery
Sears and Miss Helen Sears. in equal shares. ..
This distribution OF the property Ii TO take eILeo
sfter the termination OF g trust OF nVe ysaIss
duration. There are public bequests. provloeo
Sor Srhe executors are Mrs Sears, Charles r:
Choate. Of southboro, and Joseph II Ch99ase. OF Oh
New-York Mr. Sears made many gifts OF money
for charitable and educational purposes.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
DR.. LOUIS FAILS TO GET DIVORCE.

The sealed verdict which had been handed into
court on Friday night at Flushing, Long Island.
by the fury In the Of the action for divorce
hrought by Dr. William H Louis OF Brooklyn
Hills against his WIFE Elizabeth, was opened yes
terday morning by Justice Burr. It contained a
5ar-es deuying the divorce the jury finding the
1vifa not guilty as charged. Mrs Louis ac-
ouse6 by her husband OF misconduct with Dr.
ISrsderick Hollender. physician who looked after
bsr hushaud's practice In DR.. Louis's vacation
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
SWEDISH PRINCES IN LONDON.
VIII Be Guests of King at Windsor To-day
The KhediVes Arrival.

London June I2-Prince Gustavus Adolphus eld-
est son of the Crown Prince Of Sweden and Nor
way. who is to marry Princess Margaret Elcloiia
~ connaught on June It. arrived in London to-
night from Stockholm. accompanied by his brother.
Prince William The princes were received at ths
Station by the Duke OF ConnaughL IoIInorEom ,1
thew will go to Windsor Castle. where they Will
be the guests of King Edward. .
The Khedve OF Egypt also arrived to-nlsnI 70
attend the royal wedding.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
CAT ToLLED THE CHURCH BELL.
Incident Of Hunt for Sparrows Caused Ex-
citement in Indiana Town.
rsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IBT TELEGRAPH 70 TEE THlBUNE-I
Peru, Ind, June i2-William Bakers big Maltese
cat created much excitement when Ii tolled the bell
Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Flax Hill
yesterday morning. Little Willie' the cat is
called. likes sparrows. and went hunting in the
belfry Of the little church 4 sparrow must have
been IN the bell to start with. and. when the cat
made a Jump for It, the bell tolled The swinging
Of the rope then attracted the attention OF the
and the animal jumped on and on it several times.
The bell rang clearly, and the people living by
peered through their windows see what was hap
pening. Some thought there to be an early
morning service while others supposed that some
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecastr-Washington June IL
Low pressure prevails throughout the entire country
except on Pacific Coast ana conditions are
unsettled Gulf and Atlantic States where showers
of the North Pacific States. ths Northern Rocky Noun
tain region NewMextco and extreme West Texas Tenn
ratres hays irreguiaTy, bat do differ great
lv from tie in any district The Grand
T2fsr Of Michigan falling slowly throughout Its en-
4tra 1.ngth and II gradually it's normal con
ditto unless additional heavy rains should fall within
few days None at present indicated Tbs Upper
wisconsin River falling slowly. but the lower river
--,u .onttnuA TO riss short time Moderate food
.A-ss ir7 continue IN Mississippi River. between
.a months Of Aoines and Missouri rivers ana
,be I-orer RIO Grande be slightly higher Tuesday
Wscneaay By sow fS along III. Atlantic Coast
followed by clearing except IN EssSef SOris srs VIII
$50 be showers Tuesday in the south portion o. me @ E
Grf and IN Montana and shOTs eapuIa
the EssthsT ne M ee sesday IN the isSe region
heh temperatures viii continue in the
The winds along the IA so ne sonh Atiantc
Coest light TO northwest to north on the uit
ii9S and variable. the lower lakes light snd SaaSs
Secoihs he gp2eF sis &c., gs and pora xasSi @
steaIsEs 3sle winds With clearing weather 10 ths
Grant Banks.
r.,,z. for Special Localitfes.-For Eastern New
x Dsrt1v cloudy to-day: Wednesday fair. warmer n
-Ttre-ns south portion; variable winds
Fer Delaware and New-Jersey clearing this morning
a.. a, o.+srnoon; wednesday fsir; variable winds .
For fsF IL 19.h en9 ar wes xnds n
Esstssg g. Pennsylvania fair to-day aha
Wa England, partly cloudy eaay showers in sas
sxssgs p iPPeasyigsnia and western NeYor
wsrmsr to-day; wednesday fair: variable "inos-
,I oficiaI Record.-The following official record
= xv.a.h6r Bureau shows the changes n the ;cTn-
L. - ,o- n. last twenty-tour hours IN comparison
- ,bs corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule Of closing Of Trans-Pseifc Mails is ar
ranged presumption cf their uninterrupted
land transit 70 port OF sailing The connecting
mails (except registered TrsnsPaclhc Nails dispatched
Victoria Tacoma Seattle which
p previous day) close at the General Posto1acs
New York, follows
dispatch per s. Neb-2-kan
F3 fslands wsstl and New Caledonia
via and Victoria. 3. c., close at ?
Jun- Il Tor dispatch per Aoranzt
japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via Seattle.
Close az o June II for dispatch per $ fremont.
New-Zealand Australia Except Westl. NeN-Csedonia.
cose az s D m June "a for dispatch per 3 Ventura
az the Cunerd steamer carrying the British fc-
New-Zealand doas arrive tn time 70 wifa
This uals-r4osing at GEO a. N. $50
a m ard D. m; Sundays az $50 a m, g. and
D m-wih be made up and forwarded until TIE
arrival of the CfInard stsarnerl-
phifpplne Islands and Guam. via San Francisco
al s. .. 25 for dispatch Per U. s. Transport
Hawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine Isar6s,
San Francisco close al p m suns 20 Tor dispatch
per s. Doric.
Tahiti ana Marquesas islands Francisco close as
8 .. m June 90 for dispatch per ; Aariposa
Janan (except Parceis-Post Nsisl koraa. China and
Phillppsne IsIsnds. Vancouver and Victoria q O.
close az p June 2z for Gspatch per Eznpres.
OF China
NsncaIria (except Nuksen Newchwanx Arthur
snd Eastern siberia is az present forwarded Russia
NoTE-Uness otherwise addressed. West Australia Is
Forwarded VIA Europe: New Zealand Via San Francisco
Via 1rdathe quickest routes Philippines
elalIy addressed via Europe pc fry prepaid
the foreign Hawaii is forwarded via San Fraa-
WILLIAM r. WILCOX, FessmaAA
PrSte1oa Nsv yvrk ~. r.. dsne = tsoA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
DECLINES GALL TO COLUMBIA.

frY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE IAISSNIs
roston Juue 12-ProseSsor George 3. Swain, OF
.hs. rs,x h.. ssoided 10 cAcIine ths offer he has
hsd under consideration OF the place OK aean OK
,hs School OF AppIisd Science. Columbia UniVer,
atty. Nsw-York Mr. Swain is professor or ciVi.
engineering al the Massachusetts insntute o.
Teehuology. member Of TIE Boston Transit Com
rulssson .nc tha bridge engineer Of ths Board OF
sSirsat Cp7omsss1poe4A
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
WOMAN CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Said 10 Have FaIsifed in Application for
Pension-Has Already Received $1,000.
tzY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

To.sso rune EMS Mary P. Mcmillan. sixty
three years OF age against whom an inoiounent
was returned by the grand jury for pfesenie al a.
,fl.as go .l.t-, against the United States, was
eTrs.gaed before Judee Taylor this afternoon ana
pleaded not guilty. Her bail was hxeo at >''OOV
which she furnished
Mrs- Mcmillan who Is wealthy, Is the wiao~ 7ath %
Isaac y McSailla- captain OF Company a. tsIh
Indians Volunteers In her appIcation LOT q PEI
ron she stated that ne- husband had o.ep o. tals
.-oti yrscted while In service, but IL Is a1Isgea
that he died from gzsnshot wound recelVeI LIS
s.ssr ~. rer TIRE pension money she has ALREADY
received VIII aggregate S3,oo0
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Nav DECREE AT IOWA srArE coLLEag.

Arnes Iowa, June 12-At 81 meeting of the board
OF trustees on June Z, duriag commencement at
Anes, It voted to confer the degree OF bachelor
OF agricultural engineering students who oor1-
plete prescribed course in this subject Grad
uates of either engineering agricultural sources
are eligible after the completion OF years ad
vanced work. The Iowa State College Is the first
institution in America 70 confer the degree
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Postomce Notice

may occur a. sny tirnsl -
hnais for tbs week ending IL 1904 r1n
u1E0npty = al
,5tegstered and Parces-Pos.
one hour earlier
June u - -' ~ - - '
Parcss-Post Mails tor Great Britain ana Ireland ere
Gspacned hy the White Star Line Wednesday,
ne American Line Saturdays nddfrtonaf
Is made oy the Cunard when CsIrard ssarner sas
On oa,urcey txrer than
cay Fhe Psrcels-Post mails close
Psrees-Post for Barbados and Great Britain
esuIar ana supplementary mails close
ton tcor1er OF West and Sressl har hour later
tnan cosfrg below
hy Mails for Europe Central America VA Co,c-
close une hour later az Foreign Stattorl.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Special Notices.


TrJF TRIBUNE viii by mail any address IN
b;, country or abroad address changed often
SUBJ may be givsn 20 ypur regular
Sealer before leaving if more eovensnt hand them
10 at THE TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

LuDLOW-WOoD-On Saturday, June 10 1905 at St
Pauis Church stockbridge. Mas, BY ths Rev Arthur
Lawrence the rector assisted by the Rev Prescott.
Evarts rector Of Christ Church Caxnbratze Mas.
Louisa Geag Wood. youngest daughter OF Major Gen.
eral John W. Gesry OF Pennsylvania,
LUDLOW OF this city Phisdeiphia HARRISBURG Boston
and Washington papers please copy
TUCKER-woODS-On Saturday juno 10 A. The rsss-
denes Of the bItde's mother. 90 wllstt-st Albany
Cathedral Of the Immaculate Coucsotion AJios
scholestics- daughter OF Mrs Francis ~ Woods 20
Wills Gaylord Tucksr, II. -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Special Notices.

GENEvl-Lombarc Oder & Co. and Jufou Bank
FIORENCE-Freneh Lemon Co.. Nos and vta
Tornabuonf.
NsQt-ay q Co.. Bankers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company. No. FER
6insnd Strasse.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

Average temperature YESTERDAY o. AVefass peihPeA
= - co--espouGng last year. "a; average tenn
ror CORRESPONDING date last twenty-five ysars es
TsI Furscxs-To-dxy, partly cio1oyi to-rssTox tsS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

AIKEN-Charles z Aiken his residence No, 40
Park Place. Brooklyn o'clock Sunday evening Flu
neral Wednesday. p N. Friends invited
BETTs-on Saturday evening June 10 1905 Frederick
Belts Funeral services VIII Be hsld 224 West
45th-st. Tuesday afternoon. Jun. is. at o'cook
InterInent az Osweso, N Il
BLANCHARD-on Sunday. June II, at Upland Fsrrss
chsshe T9s sSuny T.sissas. ss.s e hsE sshs
WIDOW Of cb.-I.. A. l. Blanchard in the sotE year OF
age Burial service at Washington. Conn. $50
p. Tuesday, June 1S Portland CAe1 papers
plcase copy.
cRosBT-In Waterbury coun., Jun. u. 1eoe, Elizabeth
Sherman daughtsr Of Lorain Maltby and tbs late
Minott EhsrI1sn Crosby.
at the hons OF her soI Brent Good in Long Branch,
~. J.. after q prolonged lnese. Funeral services az
Nsv-York train leaves West 23d-st. at 55S a
the Rev wilaIn Henry Hsskeil. ths ssventy-sso-
ond year OF his ess-
HULBERT-Mrs Lily Pnnso Hubert IN hsr 42t yeay, 81
Bangor, Ae., suddenly Friday, June 3. 1900 Ser
vices at High Street Presbyterian ChIrch- Newark
N J., on Wednesday. June L. al p m InterTnsnt az
Rossdsls Cemetery.
JoHNsoN-on Friday Juna O. 1905, Nordhon- Cal.
Allen Wardner Johnson in his 89th year.
IkWTON-Suddenly. at Stamford Conn. Saturday, June
10 1905, Abble g. widow Of Asa ]. Lowton FrreTsl
services will be held at her late Iesdeno'. NO A 81
OR. Il papers please COPY
RIEoK-on Sunday. June il. Anna Garns- Risck widoy
services win be held AT her late refidence - kass
o'clock. Intsrnent at Havsrstraw
sTEARNssuddenly, at the residence Of his sohniav,
stsarns. formerly Of New-York In tho s7th year OF
his
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
CEzIETEHIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

i readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Csn-
tra ststior webster and JeroIn Avenue troleys and
nv carriage. S125 Teep4one tAsss Grar1eroy)
for Book of Views representative.
49, Ofce. 80 East 25rd ST.. II. 2. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXCEPT


TRANSPACIETC.
Malls (ercept Js-naica and BAhsrna9 are fo-yaTdsd
OF The connecting mails close
tbs General Postoftce, Nev-York. as followsi
ST-ps "a port Tsrnra f4- 30 Monday Wsdnes-
dsv ard saturtay. (Also from New York Thursday
and saturday-see aboye)-
MEXICO CRY overland az 30 m and 1870 p m
daily except Sunday Sunday az ? n and 1850 , IA
Sorth sydnsy al p m Monday, Wednesday and sa--
1rdsv also occasionally New York and Phisfei-
phia- See aDove5
xfoT-TsIoN via Boston and North Sydney, at $50 D
eTerT other Sunday June and IS etc
via Boston, ,. ~ Tuesday and Friday.
1Aiso from New York Saturday. See sboveD
r,rSe-rS RIf1A via f10.30
SSSJTTsff HONDURAS. HONDURAS CEast CsoaErl snd
Sf%4 4T5AIaA via Nez-Oreans a. fIO:So D n Mo-
west Coast Of Honduras Dispatched rom Ney
To-k Via PanRna-see Rbove-t
Coast. via New-OrlAans F10.20
p m wednesday (Test Coast Of Nicaragua IS dis
ratch,a from Eey-York via Panarna-see
% psNSSfs and CANAL ZONE via Nex-Crieans AZ +10.7e
% m Sunday latter 1870 2. Sunday unIu SAL
Ing Of New-York steamer r1an Panama and Canal
IONS "a held for the Neg-york stearer-see ebovel
.Tegster.d Mail for Overland dispatches D m
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

FOFBES-At Cedarcrest New-Rochers On -urs g. TO
Mr.. and Mrs James Forbes. a daughter
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13
Married.

Marriage notices appearing ia THE TRIBUNE win
be repubished in The Tri-weeldy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-13

Ill ,,,,+z g., ths United States Canada and Mexico
foutsde OF the boroushs Of Manhattan ana 4ns 7Iox
Also 10 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawai- and the Fnihppnes
without extra expense for foreign pestags-