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New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MRS. FRED BELAsCO DIES SUDDENLY.
Her Husbands Partner, NJ. L. Meyer, Is
Killed by the Shock.

San Francisco March 22.-NIrs. Fred BelascO
known on the stage Juliet Crosby. died suddenly
to.dov and an hour later NJ L Meyer, Mr. Belas-
cos mariner in the Alcazav Theatre. died from the
shock.
IT,, opartrnents Mr. Meyer married Mr.. BelascO's s
sister He had been associated i'm business with
STr ReIascO for several years. Meyer had not been
~, Good health. and when he got q message m
Foroin- him of Mrs Belasco's death he fel 20 the
Ioor IN a swoon and did not regain consciousness.
erSt aDDearance on the stage OF tho ola Alea1af
Tbeatre where Fred BelascO, the young manager,
~ a. love with her, and they were married nine
1,ears Len g ago Fred BelascO Is a brother or David
EEoIasco OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OfiCIal Record and FOTecast-WashinEtcn March 90
The continues in the Southwest and has
extended northeastward and eastward Val
ley the lower region and the Middle and
Atlantic states. the temperatures ranging Is
degrees above the seasonal average records
for the month OF March exceeded many places
from Maryland southwark and in portions Ohio
VALLEY and Tennessee. At Washington II. G the maxi
mum temperature Fridsy degrees seven degrees
higher than the previous high TecoUd degrees
the same day Of March, 1894 Temperatures are also
high for the remainder Of the country
except in the districts of the Rocky Mountains
There practically precipitation OF the Rocky
Mountains. but to the westward rains continued
situation in the valley California continues
be graves. The stages are the highest
on record with further indicated for thu next two
the lower portions OF the two main
rivers. There will he marked changes in the tenn
perature during days although 10 probably
vii be sunday he Middle Atlantis
states The weather viii continue east OF the ROCKY
MountainR unsettled the westward with local
rains in interior states he north
THE winds along the England coast will he LIGHT
Middle Atlantic 70
west. south
FIRE I.ak Michigan, light variable
Steamers departing Saturday European norss will
have light fresh winds. mostly west. with fair weather
a the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TO SELL AsToR THEATRE SITE.

The Astor Theatre site is to be offered at auction
at noon to-day at No. IA Vesey street The plain
tiff is Milton L. Bouden and the defendant is the
Long Acre Square Realty Company. The sale af-
fects 'a the estate and rights of the Long Acre
company The plaintiff obtained a twenty-one
year lease of the land in November 1902. from the
trustees of Henry Astor. and subsequently as
signed the lease to the defendants, The legal
notice places the amount OF the lien at SS25 plus
interest and other expenses Wagenhals Kemper
control the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
HIGH PRICES FoR RARE BOOKS.

London. March PA sale Of rare early English
hooks collected by II e. Van Antwerp. of New
York drew many collectors 10 Sotheby's to-day.
Several record prices were established
A copy Of Burns's poems. kilmarhock hISt edl-
ton brought s. 900 The purchaser was London
dealer. who believed TO have been acting for an
American. -
An original edition of Caxton's Treatise of
"A Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians
in New England" by William Hubbard which
was the property Of the Hawthorne FAMILY, of
Salem. Mass. for more taan two hundred ana
twenty-five years, is also undeTstooG 20 nave oeeA
sold for America The price was SZzso
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
WILLIAM L. eulLLAuDEU.

William L. Guillaudeu. president and general
manager OF the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
died az HIS home No 425 West End avenue. yes
terday morning at 1880 o'clock. His death was
due 10 apopIexy Mr.. GuiIaudeu was in his hfty-
fourth year and had been with the Old Dominion
Line since he was seventeen years or age lie
was q member OF the Chamber OF Commerce, BOARD
OF Trade and Transportation. Ce-pTesident OF Ine
American Bureau of Shipping. director Ot the Old
Point Comfort Improvement Company, ana on
fbe advisory committee OF the United states
fJovSs He leaves one SON. student Prince
ton and two daughters-Nirs. Robert LuQueer and
Miss Marie CSuillaudeu.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
SECRETARY METcALF AT KINGSTON.

Kingston. Jamaica, March 22--The United States
eispatch boat Dolphin arrived here this morning
rom rom Havana with the Secretary OF the Navy, Mr.
"stcalf, on board. Size viii sail this evening.
secretary Netcalf. accompanied by Speaker Can
49, VINO arrived here yesterday with his party on
-. - steamer Bllcher. left cards al Headquarters
fE-olse an noon. Subsequently Governor Swetten-
- ieturned the visit. The conversation between
cordial
EsLly in the day Speaker Cannon, accompanied
~ William II. Orrett. the American Vice-Consul.
I've I've through the burned area Of the city. Mr..
SS-.lon was deeply impressed with the severity of
~ - recent catastrophe. The Blucher sailed for
'..n at O'clock THE afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
THOMAS q. RoupEN.

Montclair. y. j.. March q (SpeciaD.-Thomas H.
Bouden. seventy-two years old. died at his home In
Hawthorne Place this morning after a long illness
He was for twenty-five years a member of the
New York Stock Exchange. and for many years
member OF the banking house OF Bouden & jenkins
Of New York. He retired from business several
years ago. Mr.. Bouden was for several years
member Of the Montclair Town Council He also
was tax collector for several terms. He was a
charter member and for twenty years the clerk OF
the First Congregational Church Besides his wife.
he leaves two daughters. The funeral will be held
on Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
AARON VAIL FROST.

Aaron Vail Frost. senior member OF the jewelry
firm OF Black, Starr & Frost. No 4Ss Fifth avenue.
died at his home. No. 150 De Kalb avenue. Brook
lyn. on Thursday night from lung trouble Mr.
Frost was ssventy-two years old. He was well
known In the jewery trade throughout the state
He was born In Poughkeepsie. in 1889, the son Of
Aaron Vail Frost. and Lydia Arnold his moth
er coming from we'll known family IN PouSn-
keepsle When nineteen years old he came 10 this
city and entered the jewelry business. and founded
the firm OF which he was AT the head He was
resident OF BROOKLYN for twenty-five years. and was
a member OF che Society OF Friends. He leaves a
Wife and
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
THE BURIAL OF M. BERTHELOT.
Body May Lie in the PantheOn-M. POincare
Mentioned for the Academy.

.po-,s March 22-The Cabinet has decided 90 ask
arIanent TO authorize the burial Of the bodies OF
the late Senator BerthelOt and his wife in. the
1nIes Henri Poincare the distinguished French
mathematician, will probably succeed senator
BerthelOt as a member OF the French Academy.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
AWARDS BY ACADEMY OF DESIGN
Prize Winners of Present Exhibition An
nounced

The judges OF the National Academy OF Design
yesterday announced the prize winners Of the pres
ent exhibition. The Inness gold medal was awarded
10 Emil Carlsen. y. A, for his picture. Canaan
Mountain; the Thomas B. Clark prize to Henry
Prellwitz A. n. A, for his picture. Venus; the
first Holgarten prize. $500. to William Cotton for
his picture. Fhe Princess: the second IIollgarten
prize 500, to Hugo Ballin A. N A for his picture
The Three Ages; the third Hollgarten prize sloO
10 Eleanor c. Winsow for her picture. The Neck
lace" and the Julia A. Shaw memorial prize TO
Mrs Edith Woodman Burroughs for her bronze
statuette, "ClTce"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
The MEDICAL PEACE CONGRESS.

,EariA March 22.-Ihe International Medical Asso-
l'n Fsn toF the Suppression of War. now IN session
~. ADOPTED resolution to-day IN favor Of tile
,5ssee Peace Conference deciding questions by ma
ftses VOC, congTatulRtng President Roosevelt on
fe,riss.ts.s arbitration - Nicaragua and Honduras
{Fssssss. s.lAs The coming American National Arbi-
,oy.s.5t ara Feace Congress- and inviting tho un-
tis 49, &nt labor organizations 70 take part IN
= heAA of peace.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Frederick J. Halterman was born in Vegesack. on
the Weser. part Of the city OF Bremen. Germany.
In 1882 He attended the high school OF that place
and came to this country when he was about nine
teen years old Engaging in the grocery business
In Philadelphia. he prospered that he was able
TO retire in 1891 Mr. Haterman then began to take
an active interest in politics and elected Coun-
Gilman from the 18th Ward for term OF three
years In 1880 no ran for Congress in the Sd Penn
syIvania district, Philadelphia. on the Republican
ticket Although the district had been strongly
Democratic for eighty years. and was, in fact. the
one that Samuel G. Randall had long represented.
Mr.. Haltermans personal popularity was so great
that he was elected by majority Of nearly 1000
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
'7@HlrE cHRYsANrHgmUm" PRODUCED.

iBy Telegraph 10 The Trlbune.l
NuaHue City, March 22.--Alne. Lima Abarbanell
aoinsrly o. the Metropolitan Opera House, ap-
%aateo here tonight. when ''The White Chrysau-
s.Nun, an English musical comedy, had its
So. So. gerlormance In America. Others Ia the cast
80 S Edna Wallace Hopper, Lawrence Grossnfh
- EDWARD Gafvie. The play will De produced IN
-. York al Wallacll's Theatre April -. The
A-y was well received
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
PORTRAIT FOR HEAD OF SCHOOL

At a meeting last night OF the students IN the
Columbia School OF Architecture It decided
10 have J. Redding Kelly paint portrait OF A. d.
Hamln, head OF tho school, and present 1t to him
behalf OF the students. Mr. Hamlin is great
favorite with the students. Mr.. Kelly's portrait
OF President Roosevelt was shown at the ST. Louis
I.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

MR. MANSFIELD.

Mr. MansAeld's engagement Al the New Amstef-
dan, ,qneatre will terminate tonight This after
noon viii be devoted to Peer Gynt"; this evening
10 "A Partisan Romance" Mr. Mansfield has had
the good fortune of crowded houses, and he has
acted in a brilliant manner. Notwithstanding some
impedments OF adverse circumstance. and has
given much pleasure 20 many people W ".
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
). p. MORGAN AT LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool March 22.-J. Pierpont Morgan landed
here this morning from thG Waite Star Line steam
er Baltic which left New York on March 49, Mr.
Morgan decided to stay here and see tho
Grand National Steepechase run, instead OF going
Immediately London. He denied runor that
he had come to Europe in order to attend. cone
ference on the subject of the North Atlantic pas
senEer business.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MOSES PELs.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Baltimore March 22-MOses Pels. a, we'll known
merchant and leading Republican died here to-
dav from heart disease. He was sixty-One years
old and was president Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Socjet for Afteen years. In 1876 Mr.. Pels married
ITeIen' Rosenbaum. daughter OF the late Isaac
PosenbaIm OF Philadelphia. He leaves wife and
Vv,-o
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
WILLIAM MILLAR pEuTscH.

William MiIlar Deutsch. of No. 1S3 Orchard street,
Elizabeth. N J., owner OF the Federal Filtra-
tion system. at No. 1n Broadway, died suddenly
-.ar9o,, afternoon at the Park Avenue Hotel in
his city The cause Of his death could not be
learned last night. Mr.. Deutsch leaves WIG: son
dav afternoon at his home.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

BELMONT-H. q. Northrop. Denver. BUCKING-
HASI-Charles T. Bailey. Providence. GOTHAM
j. G. Reuchlin. Rotterdam. Holland. IMPERIAL
Dwight II. Knox. Hartford NIAJESTIC-Anton
Hekking. Germany NETHERLAND-IOrd Charles
Beresford ST. REGIS-Howard Coe. Chicago.
WALDORF-Garret a. Hobart ir.. Paterson:
Arthur H. Lee. Philadelphia. WOLCOTT-Dunca
(amnhell Lee Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ANOTHER VICTIM OF FRISCO QUAKE.

Providence, March 22.-Lottle Wagar. twenty-four
years old OF Brooklyn a member of the Dreamland
company. which played in this city two weeks ago.
died at the Rhode Island Hospital this morning.
Miss Wagar IN hospital in San Francisco the
day before the earthquake The hospital was badly
damaged. and she had TO be moved She never re-
covered from the shock
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
GIFT TO CHICAGO ORCHESTRA.

Chicago. March 22-The Chicago Orchestral Asso-
citation to-day received gift of $4,000 from Mrs.
Florence Lathrop Page. of Washington. The money
Is to be placed in trust and the is to be used
for the benefit Of the musical organization. This
is the orchestra formed by Professor Theodore
Thomas several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
mRs slEoEl visits. LooTEp HOME.

Mrs. Henry Siegel spent most OF yesterday at her
summer home DriftwOod. OF orienta Point. ex-
amning carefully the property left in the house
day. Mrs Eiege IS trying 70 make an inxentory of
10 rive ite total vai.e she thinks tt viii amount to
more sIGC.0G.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Highest temPeFature yestertay "a degrees: lowest
Average 52 Average for corresponding date LAST
year s. Average for corresponding date twenty
Local Foreeast-ssturday fair waynsr; Sunday fair
and slightly cooler: light west windA ~
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

For points IN Europe and al countries il Tho Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Win % 1aisd az sas fss-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TO TAKE CHARGE OF HAGUE CHURCH.

CatskiI. n Y. March 22.-The alliance OF the Re
formed Church has appointed the Rev. c. G. Haz-
ard, OF Catskill. TO take charge OF the American
Church AT The Hague during the Worlds Peace
Conference this summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TO WED MAYOR JoHNsoN's DAUGHTER.

TBy Telegraph 20 The Trbune.I
Cleveland. March 22-Aliss Bessie johnson, daush-
Ter uf Mayor Tom L Johnson. and Signor Fre1erlco
MarianI OF Milan. Italy will be married at noon to-
morrow at the johnson home In Euclid avenue, by
the Rev. Harry B. Colley. The wedding will be
quiet The e0upla VIII live IN New York
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
y. CLAY EWING.

Jefferson City. Mo, March PHI Clay Ewing.
Attorney General OF Missouri from 1872 until 1871
who has for many years been banker. died at his
home here to-day. aged seventynine years. He
conducted the suit Of the state to set aside ths
sale OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad property.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
n. c. RARNAsEE RECEIVES $4,000.

Boston March 22-Henry Clay Barnsbee, the
veteran comedian, who for years was mead OF The
Tosfonians received checks for s13 600 the close
OF benefit performance given in his interest at
the BOSTON Theatre to-day The receipts Of the
benedt were "a 600 and friends subscribed $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ROAD TO YESTERDAY" TO STAY.

The shuberts decided yesterday 20 Keep The
Road IA Yesterday in town and not send Il on the
road when it is replaced at the Lew Fields Herald
Square Theatre. on April !. by Eddie Foy, in The
Orchid" Next Saturday night The Road 10
Yesterday will move up from the Herald Square
IN he Tsrvfe
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPlNo
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
FREDERICK J. HALTERmAN.

Philadelphia. March 22--Frederck ]. Halterman.
a member of the 54th Congress from the Sd Penn
sylvania district died his home here to-day. He
old
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Notices OF marriages and deaths must Be lador.ss
with fun name and address.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

u IICLttL4L-BAIAEft-On Thursday March q al a.,
49, EIesoy terrain Church OF Brooklyn. by the Rev
mason Clarke. Mary Ashby Baker daughter o. Tos40
a. Baker, 20 Francis J. Mitchell. ir.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ANDERsO


ASSDERsoN-At her residence March a. sarah Louise
SIth ST.. Saturday at II a m
BARToN-on Thursday morning March q. 1901 at hsr
Of William Barton and ssnbss zen S S ~, Is i, r. o
VThfttan1ors
vices at Calvary Church, Ath and 21st sunday
Greenwood Boston and BafsIo papers pleass copy
BoWDENAt Nontelair n J.. Fsiday. March = 1901.
a. his late residenes a Hawthorne Place NOntelsF
l. W. r. r.
cRANEmAt RAM East oEe2ss J. March % suddenly
Thomas S. Crane. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Te 99 basi. bgaqz y ssSh b - p i, & G.soas
funeral Services At shs residences OF her soain,Iss
%. at 2:3O D. m
De-, scEI-suddsnIy at the Park Avenue Hotel New
neral service sunday March a. D N. as Is rss-
ent Mo1da " az eSaSTa s EzsS93 M % j. Inter-
FRosr-Ded. Third month. Fifth day at his rsssasues
7sg 7s9 Ds kaio ave- Br4oklyn Aaron y Erost "a 90
1nterment PoushkesDsis
eREES-Ia M IN. .Danbury Conn. March a. John W. GT,-n.
residence. Deer Hin ave. DsnbuTY. sunday, &C )
= End SSa 7 sF assss g ssols asS & g " % Ian
On Sunssv lffsrSso5 - =, a. 95 eIc t n $500
Tsn H4a2 Hs.F sss End NS ave 5 and SIS g !5nsn IN Mo-
HAUsER-At the residence OF her son. Edwin Haus.-.
Frseport. Long Island. Thursday March Al. VIZ
$50 year FuneTsI services win Be hsla a. ths SKIS
at Trinity Cemetery.
35.. & Os'ai1g 4. f. March e 1907 2sEEsss
year Of her age Funeral services oQ Monday. March
Mrs. Randolph AeEsr No. 15 Maple Place Oszinins
aa5 C.ss RF Bs s.s.5 a Pssss @ = ss R'Ss a
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
I.ANGarAN-ou wednesday. March %. 1eoI. Rsseesx
FrsIi % oS0sea @ W., we o. 5LeosFleE Llse sssa -
lyn. on Saturday March g. a. D
LoCKwooD-on Wednesday. March 90 in ssth yeas
Funeral services at the residence OF her friend &rs
Nd. papers please copy)
LOTr-Friday evening. March 22 slsOT after short
ann the ssf sIs & bn5 IfS sofne 4 S9s e sess
sTooyH Monday "a "v svaaina ' March & 3 s. al % ocioc
AfYRTES March p 1907. Hsnrlstta T 29yrssa "a
sol Amsterdam ave- on Monday. March s. a. Il q m
RlEvEs-on Friday. March q slinerys r. Reeves VIE
residence No. 1a7 South Sd ave. Mount vernon n r..
n Ifn p Please s omit R aovaTs at con-
THURMAN.on March 81. 1907. at her residence No.
G9ton ~ sBd fmoEe5e i S TbSn 0r Es as Sa % Mas
late residence Saturday at 1880 O'Clock
VAN REED-0n On March 20 1907 Mary z, BEisgs wife
day. March %. at p m
vOORHIES-At Yonkers. y Y on Friday. March %
1907 Sarah Ann widow or James voorhies "a the sSth
Of her Funeral services az her late residence
Warburt0u ave. TonEeFs. morning
March %. at 10 o'clock InteFmeut ct Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery
WALDO-SuddenIy IN Paris France on March 16. Rosa
lie Livingston daughter Of the RoEalis Livingston
and Francis W Waldo Memorial services viii be held
n Grace Church ehantFy On saturday March q. as
WELCH-On Thursday March 81 John T Welch IN bio
I6th Funeral service his late residence
Adelphi st. Brooklyn Sunday afternoon at 2sO O'coc
IntermeRt private.
WHEELoC-As his residence. No. 70 PARK ave. GssVEs
q. Wheelock. NJ. d. In his 69th year. Funeral Nom
day March 25. 1901. 10 O'Clock. Ehs Brick PTsss
byterian CAurchs Otn ave. and Slrh 81 Gala Her
aid and Boston Transcript please eoDJs
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Marriage rotiees appearing IN THE TRIBUNE win
pc FepGohshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune withous
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Forecast for Special LocaIlties-For the D,,t,c, =,

T1I7TTTcC q
Columbia. Maryland Delaware and Virginia fair con-
tnued to-day; Sunday fair slightly cooler l,qh.
south winds. becoming variable
New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day
southeast portion Sunday fair SLIGHTLY cooler,
winds.
to-day: Sunday fair slightly cooler; light west
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy ana sIebtIv
cooler to-day; Sunday fair; variable winds
For New York. cloudy TODAY SIIghtIv
northeast portions Sunday fair west Winds
becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
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charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
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CEMETERIES.
rHE wOODI.AWN CE1EErrRx

trail Station Webster ana Jerome Avenus roisys ana
carriage Lots S12J TsIephOns ASS Gralaer1y cor
Book Of Views representative.
once. 20 East asa ST.. New X0rk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
UNpERTAhERS

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL Co. 2al-s west asa "a
ChRDsls Private and public 9mbulGness tn 1926
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Local Ofciai Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twenty four hours in
parison with the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Domestic Rates
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FOR all poIns IN che Uultsd Sta-s CarAHa ana Msx1co
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Also 10 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and Shs llcpinss
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qrEI-WEEKItY viii be charged cent a co,y axr-z
Tozfaxa IN addition co The rates nznst acsEEss
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