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New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
COUNT YANAGIsAWA ON WAR TALK.
japanese Statistician on Way to Denmark
and Berlin TO Attend Convention.

Count 0a7az zisawa. whose interview was tele-
e-auhe5 from. Victoria. in which he was alleged TO
have said that the japanese cabinet would soon be
dissolved and the premiership given 70 Admiral
Baron Ysrna1noto. arrived here yesterday on his
wsv u Europe. The count. when seen at the Flfth
Avenue Flotei. answered the questions as follows:
..cSo / never said that the japanese cabinet would
be dissolved nor have / any knowledge OF such a
csh.ret change. But ] said this. that the progTes-
se .,art. and either elernents anragonistic 10 the
present administration demand a stronger foTeleh
uofi-z and of course. they would he jubiant II the
present administration should be replaced 10y ne"
ore As rs premier Baron Hananoto VIII he most
ro7-,Izr and even = he declines such post ne
NAV T.- compelled tn accept II by the popular
demand
W. asl,as he Iapanese opinion on the report
q --= American Atlantic fleets movement 10 the
Pac=@r. the count answered:
'VeE YES. there vas an excitement N Japan
N me arrival r that report at Toxic, but II soon
sfse.-=sr=.5 What our Teople expected seemed 10
h5v- been that after w carefully avoided sending
r.r 5~ small training squadron 10 san FraIl'lS'n
spite - the original programme, for ft33r -
poClIz- excitement At the height Of the aIti-Ja pa
resz sentiment there. America also should 10 iler
tez- o. avoid unfortunate neutrality-suspicious.,
w however knew this country better, anu
n RESPONSIBLE person ever conceived any III irel-
inr roaard This American proposed feet move
rne~- simply Is he regretted mat such a pro
s~zr--e 1ele coincided the time when there was
so1e TI feeling against Japanese IN a section 'i
Tbs country"
C---- varaEfsswa is accompanied 10y Or. H.
To,arna and the count being foremost q Japan s
staris-i-is-s is 70 represent his country at tht
eleventh meeting of the international StatlstcaI
continue 10 August q. At Copenhagen Denmark
ard the fourteenth international Congress lur
Eygiere ans DernographE. Whicn VIII De ol-i'el oi
Sa--e--1e~ o for q week AT Berlin. Dr. Toyaina
& - -.-r-ze-- The Toxic municipal government at
-ha congress These distinguished japanese VS.
to-= VIII leave for their destinations tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
THEATRICAL NEWS.

T2alnh Stuart has signed fve-y ear contract TO
appear under the management Of Henry b. HaFriS
M Stuart will be sent the road in Strong
heart"
Miss Marie cahill will return the city to-ror-
row. 70 begin rehearsals Of Marrying Mary 1he
first uerforrnance Of the season VIII be at the
T2roadwav Theatre. Brooklyn, On August il
The I,ric Theatre will open for the season Of
,oo- .oe r August 10 with THE Lady from iane0
,-t.e NJ, Ann Brown will head the bill at the
,o,certs to-morror at Keith 81 Proctors f1fth
Avenue Theatre.
Lose Van Den Berg has engaged Miss AIheruhe
Magradant Miss Grace Belmont ara @ Aiaii ui.+e' ~
for his grand opera company, Whlch VIII ne d' 'ie
Harlem opera House next season
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
DEPUTY WEDS PITTSBURG GIRL.
Miss Janet O'Bryan First Impressed Ferdi-
nand Gely with Her Singing.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, Aug. Announcement of the mar
rase Yesterday in Paris of Miss Janet o. Bryan. Of
this CITY to Ferdinand Gely. member of the
French Chamber of Deputies. reached this city to
day and was a pronounced surprise to Pittsburg
society view of the stout denial of the engage
,nent made by Miss O'Bryan when visiting here
two months ago.
Miss O. Bryan, who is the daughter of the late
Judge J. d. OBryan, of PittSburS and Philadelphia,
went to Paris with her father and two sisters
seven years ago to have her voice cultivated.
While studying under French masters Miss
ORrvan sang at a recital and impressed Gely with
her voice. Gely, who is also French journalist of
prominence, gave special entertainments TO enjoy
the music of Miss O'Bryan's voice and is said to
have repeatedly asked her marry him. That
the young woman finally consented was the report
that preceded Miss O'Bryan TO Plttsburg two
months ago but she denied it upon her arrival
Judge OBryan died In Paris three years ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
BISHOP At CH4UTAUQUA.
DR.. Potter HITS Church for Indif-
ference to Masses.
TBv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune.l

Chautauqua. N Y, Aug 2-Bishop Henry c.
Potter of New York. in address on The ne
laton of the Church to Social Unrest at the
Chautauqua Assembly to-day, criticised the Church
The Church. he asserted. had been afraid to get
into sympathetic touch with the people and thelr
needs
There is no more righteous arraignment of the
Church of time" said Bishop Potter. than us
indifference the social conditions OF the classes
made OF less favored men and women DOWN III
the gutter. The Church has justly been severely
criticised for its lack of interest in the menIaI'
moral and physical uphodinG of the masses Inc
task of the Church is to translate the mnd Oh
Christ first by sympathy. then by panstaking
curiosity. The trend of generation 10 InecHdli
cal devices and elimination of the personality Oh
suits is trend to be afraid of. 1t makes tle
workman hOndSman 20 machinery.
In ecclesiastical relations We have been IN
timidated from translating our relation to the
into what has been called the institutional Church
but if Institutional Church be the means OF
bringing the Church into profound sympathy with
human life, then the founder OF our rehglon III
stituted the institutional Church.
The Church should take active steps to cure the
physical and mental we'll the religious Ills OF
the people The Churchs neglect of this vital work
cannot be remedIed too soon 1t has neglected. ltS
most important function. y great cause of our
social unrest is the mOnstrous profusion ana eH-
travaganCe which l inclined to consider the
note in American civilization. OStenta-
ttous wealth cannot be too scathingIy condemned
Twenty-Five years ago during Tweed 5 adm1hlstra-
tiou. when in the Mayors office wore dla-
mOnds for suspender buttons conditions were ba1
become and convinced that the I'M
patience Of the masses comes more from the abuse
Of wealth than from any other cause. Is II any
wonder that tine average worker in the teneHnenIs
becomes wrought up at what he considers the
great injustice of society when he wealth spent
lavishly around him while he struggles In misery?
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
ARBITRATION JUDGES.
Nelr Proposal at The Hague
,4merica's Plan FaUOred.

The Hague. Aug ITO facilitate fair repre-
.r-stfor Of all countries in the Permanent
~a,,rt Of Arbitration il has been proposed that
a. isages be appointed for ten years, but that
,tis period of time be divided among more
,usges when several Of the countries are en-
t.-led 20 have only one representative Thus
cosin and Portugal would have one judge each
f- fve years. Sweden. Norway and Denmark
one each fer three years and Servia Bulgaria
Fsuulania Montenegro and Greece one each for
tro years.
The American proposal is based the prinCi-
ple Of population, because il does justice TO the
industry and commerce of the world and like
wise represents the various systems of law and
includes all languages. The American delega-
ton in private conference with other deega-
lions. has received the impression that the sit
ting 10 be held Saturday afternoon may de-
eide that the American proposition be sent TO
fhe editing COMMITTEES for drafting
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
Died.
Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will Be
repubilshed In The TriWeekly Tribune without extra

BAINBFIpGE-At .sgring Lake j on august ,
Henry O. Bainbridge Of Middleton IN Teesdale. Eng
land.
BIECiAt Tarrytovn v. August I. 1897. Elizabeth
Bing IS YEAR, Funeral from residence OF her
father Henry Bins. on Sunday, August 4. AT : p m
FOSTER-On Thursday August l. 1901. Margaret Iouss
widow late Van Wyck Foster. OF Brook
lyn the SD OF her Funeral services az ts
Hancock ST. Brooklyn. y. Y sunday. August 4. at
go p H.
GASSNER-At Lake Mohezan. y Y. July 81. Elizabeth
Ciassner daughter late Peter Gsssner Funeral
at Church. Mohegan. Saturday, August s.
1870 a. m. Inter1nent at Greenwood. saturday
afternoon
HCRTT-At Manakating Park. Sullivan County. v Y
July 81 HURT the 18th OF her age.
Funeral her late residence. No.
WoCdlawn.
August = lar Judd widow OF Oranss
Judd. Will BE- Flushing Cemetery. Filsh-
ing. y. Y, at O'Clock. sunday afternoon Funeral
services VIII be held at the grave
MCULIOUGH-Su a Newburgh y. Y July 81.
1907. r Mccullough. the Sfst OF his age
4na Grand NewbSrgh. SATURDAY, August j. ar
23o p InteTment Woodlawn Cemetery
MONAGHAN-CU-INN-Ou Thursday. August l. Eliza
wife OF the late Thomas Quinn and beove notner
OF Elizabeth Monaghan Funeral from her late resi-
dence- No 152 HJyt st, Brooklyn, sunday August =
1@11. at ?
PANGBURN-Nt Ffackensack. J.. august l. 1907.
jeremiah Pangburn aged - years Funeral s-rvtces
residence. Anderson Square. Hackesack
y J. ulay. ALsus- : az 2 O'Clock Train leaves
23t New York city via Erie Railroad 1-4os
Chambers st. ~
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


, +, ,,a and Forecast.-Washingto aug 2.
r. .i-,alI Of the last twentyfour hours was much
scattered and generally light In the cotton oeIt no ram
of consequence fell and the same ls true OF 'iI o ~
=. ~. Light local showers fell in New YORK
fsssern pennsylvania New Jersey ana Ne" @
the micdie ROCKY Qdpuhtd ms
.r1 81 ne ohio Valley and the LAKE region WIN
below the seasonal average
tempe .a,orersre is normal. For Saturday
probable IN tle cas-.
region OF the
,h,e.f The temperature will be moderate IN eastern
Rocky Mountains anu theiCe eaSt
ars "a the mississippi will grow warmer -, . .,
VIII - oToug England coast VIII he fresh
Inc HLilNh atlantic ght 10 fresh vest
S,b Atlantic coast fresh southwest f1hst Gun coaS
s"Si CSu!f fresh southeast op
- Iakes fresh west. lakes light 10 fresh north
Y5es
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
NOT AFRAID OF YELLOW PERIL.
California League to Demand That lmmlgra-
ton Bars Be Removed.

Washington. Aug. According 10 II II keoch-
evaI prominent fruit grower of Sacrament" 'di.'
who * in .his city. the international EquaAty
League OF California. Of which he is member. mas
aG0rr45 and will present 70 President Roosevelt
and the immigration authorities a petition demand
ing the admission Of Astatic labor and enterprise to
t-Iifr-,is ..I,rdar no other restrictions than are
i-,711osed on the admission of European labor ana
erterr,rfsa to our Atlantic seaboard
The petition declares that only through tnlS
,,,a,tcd can our foreign commerce be expanded and
our r,eace with the OF the world he promoted
To save California from the decadence OF her
Industries with reference TO the soil the petition
lorclrdae we demand the admission 10 this state
in equal numbers Of aliens and Japanese free
labor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
TRAGEDY INFLUENCES ELECTION.
Virginia Senatorship Canvass Affected by
Loving Estes Case
fBy Teleeraph u The tribune. ]

Richmond, Va. Aug. That Senator Aubrey E
Strode of Amherst. viii be returned 10 the Senate
from the 10Th District. composed of the counties
oS Amherst and Nelson. ms to his friends Il
foreCone conclusion. although ". Kinkle Allen Is
making a vigorous hght against him The primary
will be held on August : 1t is conceded that
Strobe will carry Amherst by about 40 majority
and that Allen will carry Nelson by about 80.
Srrodr's friends say that but for the Loving Estes
tragedy. when Young Estes WIS killed by Judge
Loving because Of the alleged department OF the
latter toward his daughter and the intensity OF
fe.rf-r incident thereto created by StrOIe'S enc
mics STROBE would carry Nelson hy i"H majority
While Strode's opponents using against MIN
tho fact that he was counsel for Judge Loving.
Aliens oppoueuts are working against him on the
fact that he has advocate of applicants Tor
liquor licenses.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
INFORMATION FOR THE AUDIENCE,

~. lfiTIar Rrothere Whose 'l0l Ranch'' Is play
ing ar Brighton Beach Park. have introduced
novel feature in having all the actors at the close
Of the performance ride up 20 the front OF 'he
a-raudstand. disrnouut and stand ready to answer
~ ,,,astiors concerning the entertainment which
may he asked by those who have witnessed H.
Last evening nearly half Of the big auHlsh,e Il II
said avaed Itself Of the opportunity, ana 'he COW
bows and cowgirls and those Indians VINO couu
understand English were piled with questions
T-re Indian exhibit which the Miller Brothers
bav. brought from their ranch in oklahoma IN
rlT,5es NOT only the braves OF number Of tribes
h,l- their sGuavs well.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL BLAZE.
Patients Not Excited by Fire in the Painters
Clothes Room.

There --as 2 little excitement in Roosevelt Hos
rital yesterday over 2 Ere in the painters clothes
roor -7-e h1aze had eaten its way through the
ceiling n the ror n which i in the basement Ed
ward Tietfen butcher. delivering supplies, IN
formed rhe telephone girl. Elizabeth Murray who
sert IN 2 sin alarm
Superintendent Grimshaw summoned nine or zen
physicians and surgeons. who trained water from
tbs sranarir,es on the blaze, and when the nfe-
rlen arrived they found little 10 do The damage
slight Sllpe-intendent Grimshaw said defec-
TIVE Insulation orl the feed wires caused the fire
The PATIENTS remained calm.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
FOR NEW YORK AT JAMESTOWN.

Lieutenant Harry Newton Cootes. United States
Cavalry military secretary of the jamestown ex-
position was here yesterday in conference with
Adtutant General Henry. the result of which was
that New Yorks crack Squadron A Will go to the
jamestown exposition for encampment during the
week embracing October 10. which is to be New
York State Day 1t is more than probable that a
regiment of infantry will go with Troop on that
occasion. Governor Hughes and his staff expect
10 he there Twenty-Five members of the Assem-
bly, have said they would go. November " VIII De
New York City Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
ORIGINAL CARMENtITA MISSING.
Schooner Used by Jack London IN THE Sea
Wolf" Thought Lost at Sea.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Los Angeles Aug 2-Word comes from san
r,to, ,bat =, IS believed the schooner AamOna D.
commanded by Captain Alexander Mclean has
foundered al sea The schooner was formerly
,,ouu as the Jennie Thelan. The skipper anc the
at,a,,nr ,rare made famous by Jack London. who
-.la ,beu as central figures in the Sea Wolt
stories -, - 1000
In Tondon's stories the schooner had the name
~, rarrArcfra The craft Is of the best
t,royrn on the Pacific Coast. She sailed from Mag
do1.na Rav for San Diego on June y ana mas not
cIrca been heard from. The trip usually taxes
only about seven days.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
THE REV. DR.. CHARLES A. CRANE.

Boston. Aug. 2.-The Rev Dr. Charles \. Crane.
rastor II the Peoples Temple. and one Of the best
known Methodist clerrymcn In New England died
suddenly from heart disease AZ his home here to-
night He mad been in poor health for several
weeks. bur continued his church work UP To -FOUR
days ago.
pr. Crane was born IN quincy. III. hfty-t three
years ago. After holding several rast0ratcs IN his
native state and at Colorado Springs. col he came
20 Boston. II" leaves a wife. son and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
LEATHER PLANT BURNS; LOSS $1,000, 900.

TFy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Tomahawk Wis, Aug. 2.-The $1,0O0000 plant or
the United States Leather Company in this city
was destroyed by fire tonight The flames started
after the plant closed for the day. and when dis
covered were beyond control of the small local
fire department The plant was in ashes in few
hours Only the offices remained intact The plant
VIII be rebuilt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

DIT 1IoNT-The Rev. r. II. Mckim, of WASH
;rgton and Major C. Holmes. L. S A BRkSLlN
Il G Otis of Pittsburg. GRAND-Saptaln II -.
t-dro,nds l. s A; Captain Wesley King L. . a
tSantafn 9 r. Mayo. L. 8 A: Commander - ~
Mccormack L. 5. N. and Quartermaster w. n
,,,..o,,a 7 : A TMPERIAL-Mrs. John Drew,
nf 81 Louis MANHATTAN-J G. Ag1us. OF Lon
don and J. u. Little. L. :. \.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS MARGARET q. RATNRRIDGE wife Of the
late Thomas BaiuhrldEe. died yesterday from can
Ger of the stomach after an illness OF seven weeks
al her home ar Spring Lake. y. J.. Mrs BaiuoridS"
arrived at Spring Lake from England about eight
weeks ago Sh, leaves one daughter. The burial
viii be today at Lakewood cemetery
THOMAS SYMINGTON, member Of the firm of
I}causrc & to died yesterday morning at Lima.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
RECEPTION FOR cRowNINsHIELDs.
-. =. - 81 80 .rI1hrre.

fBy Tel graph The TTfeunel
Ear HarBor, Ne Aug 2-One OF the largest re-
opucns Of the summer given at Seal tiafDor
sO-oay by Rear Admiral and Mrs. Crownlnshield IL
-s4of ff Of their son Caspar S. crowninshieid' ana
MS bride who arrived here p few days ago for the
c-.iahef Caspar S. Crowninsheld Is the Amer tcah
r.sol az castellamare. Italy. and was maffleo III
-'Aples last winter
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
fhFT TO VISIT YELLOWSTONE PARK.

"@Ahifgton. Aug. 2-Secretary Taft hopes 10
pen' several days in Yellowstone National Park on
- coming Western trip. If the arrangements nc
>. mage are carried OUT He viii go into the paf
t4at rs known as the Montana entrance aitei
or Is henver. where he expects TO make sleech
e. - august 20. snG will leave the park In time TO
K,..E-s E-s engagement speak at Portland, ore-' on
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 10 degrees loves, ~
sveracr degrees: average for corresponding
dae last year 20 average Tor corresponding
thirty-three years "A degrees
ocal partly cloudy WIKI
..rature: sunday fair: fresh vest winds
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
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r readily accessible hv Ffs-I1 from Grand Cer
station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolIHys ara
by carriage. Si25 Telephone no CIranlercy
Z Book Il representative.
O4F-e y, East 23t New York City
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Chares public aHhUences Tel l3ZA Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
COLER'S BULLETIN GEMS
Lambastes Mayor, McCaren and
Metz an Prose and Poem.

The pictures of Mayor Mcclellan and Senator
McCarren adorn the front page of ''Coler's Bull
letin." which will appear the news stands of
Brooklyn this morning. Beneath the photographs
this is written: The Sham and the Shame Of
Our Politics.
AS usual of late, large amount of space is de-
voted to attacks upon the two men. Herman.
gets all that is coming too. and there others.
Here is little poem, "A Foot with Mind of Its
Own:
The path that politicians
Was vsTy distasteful. Herman said
Was for purity:
Shepard and such his allies.
He thought he would walk the reform way
And shun McCarren night and day.
CBut his feet thought otherwise)
McCarren he should
Devote himself to the public good.
Leave the old oil can
BE a virtuous
And give to the town a surprise
And 'Ragshf s n he f would s duo duck the day of wrath
Out his feet thought otherwise.)
For goodness sake don't think that we
hIockers when we simply draw attention rather
mite. shoot, smother. drown or otherwise assas-
Slnate us at the slightest opportunity We
our breastplate on the back There is need of
Worrying about taking of the enemies of
Brooklyn when face to face.
They say that the Ittlest man in the world IL
to see Mayor
speaking Of the Mayor:
Come into garden. Pat
4'' t4ie hdik pat nGlt mas flown.
ONE into the garden. Pat
am here at the gate alone
MY respectable friends
OF spying eyes there
VIII they
W III they count the ballots
viii they drive me- away,
And of my pay
and leave me beaten
on. keep it away from me. Pat.
Ny yolla
don't know where
And would my at
Here are few short terse, snappy' sentences:
Inc summer Is on the wane and the voice OF
lhe 1lS&lhbotham is heard in the land All Nc
Carren carries back with him after the short legs-
aIve session is his honor No bidders. Mark
Twain may have returned this country. but the
crowned heads OF Europe still have the opportunity
or entertaining New NOrk's greatest lightning
change artist. He is now lecturing in Germany
on How To BE Owned BY a Boss and Make the
People Believe You Are Not This lecture seems
10 sound different Brooklyn.
We wonder how Johnny O Brien will like
swear as to what he and Andrew Freedman talk
ABOUT every day at luncheon. We wonder If the
city Club think they discuss the weather We be-
heve he will wake up some day and find that
of its members do not Johnny O'Brien dimes
with Andrew Freedman. The Mayor dimes with
Johnny Q Brien- Then-Well. there is end OF the
transportation problem"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03

,., OFFICIAL R~cord.-The following official record
- ~. weather shows the changes in the tenn
IT, Cor the last wentyfour hours in comparison
- ,ha corresponding date of last year: