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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON.

William ]. Johnston. publisher Of trade jour
nails, died on Sunday from cerebral hemorrhage at
his home. No ia West End avenue Mr.. Johnston
had been in the publishing business for more
than twenty-five years. At the time Of his death
he was publisher OF 1.-THE American Exporter"
Several years ago he owned THE Engineering and
Mining Journal" Mr.. Johnston born In Ire
land In 1853. He TO this country when four
teen years old. He became telegraph operator
but soon gave up this occupation and started
paper known as The Operator" now known as
The Electrical World"
Mr.. Johnston had country home at Greenwich
Conn. where he spent most OF his time. He was
a member OF the SphynX and Hardware clubs, the
American Institute OF Mining Engineers and the
American Institute OF Electrical Engineers He
leaves wife and eight children. The funeral
will be held Tomorrow at 10:3O m. The burial
will be at Greenwich, Conn
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Fafls' April 29-President Falheres and his suite
sseompanied by the representatives IN France OF
-'Ielsn nations including Henry White, the Amer
- Ambassador, this afternoon opened the Spring
e1slon o. the Society OF French Artists at the
-2lend PSais. Tomorrow is vanishing day.
;. - On Wednesday the exhibitions VIII be opened
- ne public
america FOR the first time leads all foreign
p1atFles IN the number of works displayed Prom
Vs.-t places have been given the American can
- - Only sixteen hundred pictures are shown,
80 seig having rejected over fOrty-one hundred
s,Sli-eng5 OF the impressiOnist schools have been
~ william Laparra. who won the Prix de Rome
= GEAR. shows a huge canvas which represents
Soslsn on horseback mounting 20 glory over tns
c,Ssts OF dead men and starving women ana
e-tth Joseph Bail shows a picture OF Two
- ~ convent. The Marquise de wentworth
~ = Portrait Of President Roosevelt. ana Herbert
sSsstas Idol" and s. j.. Fry's Indian CHER are
+lAg the pieces OF sculpture.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
NEW YoRNs AND OTHER DEBTS.

From The New broadway Magazine.
The total bonded debt of the United States Is
only 1925 000 600. and that Of New York City is al
ready more than half that OF the national govern
ment Al the present rate OF increase the metropolis
will have &te larger indebtedness in five years
The total debts OF all the states In the Union
amount only to $234.S14190. less than half that OF
the single city OF New York. The total state
county and city indebtedness Of the entire United
States less than three times that OF the city OF
millionaires.
The great military powers OF the world are much
concerned over China and her debt. and vet China
has borrowed only $4,000 0O0 against $500 600 600
for New York City. The entire Dominion of Canada
owes only S21l0 900. about equal 10 New Yorl's
increase in four years Yet with all this stupen-
dous debt abe average citizen OF Manhattan never
gave the matter a second thought when ne saw
the official figures.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
THE DRAMA.
MR. MANTELL IN SHAKESPEARE.
New Amsterdam Theatre.

Mnen MI Mantell was acting at the Academy OF
Music last autumn he produced-on November "a
shakespeare's tragedy OF Julius Cesar" and he
gave remarkably fine performance OF Brutus-
true In ideal; consistent in maintenance oP a def
1nte personality: and impressive by reason Of its
dignity sincerity and intense but rightly restrained
passion. Last night-begnning. at the New Amster-
Gam Theatre. engagement which will continue
Tor two weeks and will be devoted chiefly to
ehakespeare.-he repeated that fine performance of
Srutus' and again he impaired a cheering OF
hteilectual purpose and Of auspicious power De-
tailed description OF embodiment so recently
welcomed and commended in this place is not now
essential The fact OF immediate Importance to the
punho is the arrival OF opportunity to see a
great Shakespearian character presented by an
acuor OK noble presence and authentic command
an actor who possesses the ability no less than the
desire TO interpret the classic plays OF our Ian
guase' and who is steadily advancing in the right
path.
In the agonizing ordeal of self-confict that is
framed by the midnight Garden Scene OF this
Tragedy In the frenzy OF hystera that Immediately
follows the assassination of Cesar In the tremor
OF awe that encompasses and pervades the scene
OK the phantom. and in the desolate sublinity OF
the death scene, MI. Mantell makes potent appeal
10 the imagination. sways the feelings OF his au-
ditory' and maintains a complete dramatic Illusion
his delivery of the speech of Brutus TO the
11Olllah populace, in being passonatey animated
ana artistically diversified possesses originality
OF treatment and exceptional oratoricaI value. No
40 pt~OSO oJ MN upon the au-
sIeIIIg OF intellect and the fanaticism OF political
morality that are conspicuous attributes TO the
character, but TO the human side OF II he i'm
parts an exceptional vitality Of sympathetic charm
The inclination of his temperament apparently
would tend more toward such a man as Virginius
IMAM toward such a man as Brutus; but the
performance possesses sterling value and lovers of
Shakespeare Will find much to admire In IT. Mr.
Mantehs company is. practically unchanged. On
wednesday afternoon he win appear as Shylock:
on Thursday night as Richard III; on Saturday
i4isH1 as HAcDelh. w. W.
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PRESIDENT ME11ENs SON MARRIED.
Welded to Miss Maude Walton LOngmire, of
Brooklyn, Last Week.
IBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.l

New Haven, April 29-Announcement was made
tonight OF the wedding OF Graham Kingsbury Mel
len, son OF President Charles Mellen Of the New
York. New Haven Hartford Railroad. to Miss
Maude Longmire, Of Brooklyn. The couple have
gone South their honeymoon
Mr., Melen and Miss I.ongmire were married last
Wednesday at the home OF the BRIDES parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. LOngmire. No. 216 St.
Johns Place, Brooklyn by the Rev. John +. LLOYD
pastor OF the First Reformed Church, of Flatbush.
Graham Ktngsbury Mellen IS about twenty-five
years Old and was graduated from Yale two years
ago. For year he was in the Offices Of the New
Haven road under his father. A year ago he went
into the coal business In this city.
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rrrlcA Man DIES IN CHICAGO.

C.,,oaco April 28-fIenry J. Wood, OF Utica,
- - Sfsa suddenly to-day al the Auditorium An
Nv Hotel. DR. H. c. Palmer. Of Utica n. Y. who
mas with him, said that death resulted from pull
nonary heart disease
1-,,ca n. Y, April 2s-Henry J. Wood was on
"a Urav TO Utica from Pasadena, Cal where he
-, = ,,inter home. IN which he has spent much OF
hau is .t,oa for a number OF years. Mr. Wood was
ms ms ~ the wealthiest residents Of Utica He was
o,Snf on ~ Forest Hill Cemetery Association here
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
NO ROOM FOR SIGNAL CORPS MEN.
Request That Two New York Companies
Take Part in Summer Work Is Refused

Washington. April 29-Gsneral Oliver. acting Sec
retary Of War. has been obliged to reconsider his
allowance OF the request Of Governor Hughes TO
have two companies OF signal corps OF the New
York state militia take part with the regular SOL
ders OF the artillery in the Joint drills next
summer These signal men mounted. and there
is lack Of accommodation for them. In addition
20 this the joint drills not of a nature TO
require their peculiar services. These facts have
been communicated TO Governor Hughes by Gen
eral Oliver with the statement that the War
Department viii be glad 10 furnish any expert
sistance and instruments needed by the signal
companies when they go into camp with the
mainder OF the New York militia at Peekskil.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
,,ece suRKHARpT's APPOINTMENT.

Washington, April 2S.-Representative Peter Por-
ear ~ New York ana F. G Stevens. superntend-
emf of public Works of New York State. called on
.bo president to-day and urged the appointment
of ex-AIayor Burkhart' OF Batavia. J. y as
"a, o - 20 internal revenue at Rochester 10
nces5 Archie Sanders. whose resignation was
suCoeoeeta6 Law the President. Another candidate,
feaue r. esIa has been recommended by Represen-
Krael
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
MRS. ROSS R. wINANS DEAD.
Well Known Baltimore Society Woman Dies
from Spinal Meningitis in Paris.
IBy Telegraph TO The tribune. /


Baltimore. April 29-Mrs. Ross r. Winans. for
prominent in local society. died In Paris to-
day from spinal meningitis according TO a dispatch
received by Ross w. Whistler. her brother Mrs.
Winans mad been in poor health for several years.
She leaves husband, two sons and a daughter,
Beatrice, who Is the Princess de Bearnet de cha
lais. The sons are at Oxford University.
Mrs. WinanS was the second wife OF Mr.. Winans
She Neva Whistler daughter OF the late
George and Julia WinanS Whistler, the latter a
daughter of Thomas Winans. who built the first
railroad in Russia. She was born in Russia. and
a first cousin Of her husband.
Mrs. Winans will be buried in Baltimore. Mr.
WinaEs has house in this city and a villa at
NeWpOrt
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
FIRST WOMAN LAWYER IN w. VA. DEAD

Morgantown, w. Va. April 2s-AIrs. Leila ].
Fraser thirty-hve years old, wife of General James
c. Fraser. OF Governor Davisons staff died to-day at
Mudlavla Springs Ind. from acute pneumonia fever.
She was the aIst woman in West Virginia to be
admitted To the bar, and practsed law in partner
ship with her husband She identified with
the State Humane Society, and interested In
missionary work the Labrador coast. Mrs.
F'rTser was born in Norwich England, and her son,
Hugh G. Fraser. Is a student in London
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
t0MIRAL kAUTz,s AsHes DEPOSITED

washington. April 28-Quietly ard with as little
- ~ sHlony as possible. The ashes Of Rear Admifal
NlleEt Kaufz retired, who diod in Florence. ITALY
y February G. and whose body was eremated In
49,, were deposited IN the National Cemetery al
$500 lon to-day No but members OF ne
10y ano Intimate friends present. Chaplain
--tAfo of tie nagy odlciated.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Dr +. c. Skinner, Cincinnati; William
CruIkshank. San Francisco. and S. G CraInp Pitts
burg. FIFTH AVENUE-J II Watts. Washing
ton; T. NJ. Hammond. Milwaukee; A. NJ Todd
Boston. and Stanley c. Hughes Newport. BEL
MONT-W. II. Potter, Boston, and w S. North
son. Montreal: Or. Walter Q; West; New Orleans.
and Judge w. +. Beasley, North Carolina. HOI.-
LAND-Franltlin Farrell. jr.. Ansonia; Edward II.
Burdette. Lenox, and A. NJ Roberts, Baltimore.
IMPERIAI-R. Scott McCTacken, Philadelphia:
George n. Bliss. Boston. and N. c. Goodwin, Bos-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
70 MARRY on GRACE CHURCH TO-DAY

ll'V IeleETaph % The JFlbuneI
Ne-vsiie' 3. C., April 29-AIisS Leila May john
- -. --ashfer OF the late Thomas d. johnson. one
!. ne Founders 81 AshevilIe. and d. c. Waddell'
- nephew Of the late Governor Gteadnan' wiz be
- 49, Tomorrow az noon az GEace Church 81
- AorA Miss johnson has just arrived with
81 sister from Europe
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UNDERTAKINGS.
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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oPERA sINeERs sAIL FoR HoME.

some Of tho principal songbrds Of the two opera
panles VIII SAT- for home to-day on the Deutsch-
80 Among them Enrico Caruso, Mr. and
30 Allessandro Bonci and their son Arthur, Alois
fSsl1ilef and Anton Van Rooy. Others on the
N....-s list are Lieutenant l.. G. Dewey, u >. A;
s.-t,ulce Intermyer. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Book
pselte5f, Theodore Moeller, Air and Mrs. Ernst
DNcnert ana ME. and Mrs. Theodore BjOrksten.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
CAPTAIN DYETT MADE MAJOR.

Captain Albert H. Dyett OF Company H. OF the
22d Regiment, was unanimously elected major last
night at an election IN the Grmory, Under the
law three majors allowed 20 each regiment OF
the National Guard. Captain Dyett enlisted as a
private in the regiment in 1882 During the Spanish
American he served first lieutenant In the
22d New York Volunteers
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Married.

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be reDubIished in The TFi-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Married on Monday April
% 1907. No 20 West SD New city by the
Rev. George Downing Sparks. Blanche. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Henry F. Shoemaker. to Alfred WagstaI.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indorssd
with full name and address.
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Fannie b. Tss q 4 a Emery s.'l-S' E'''D o. ''''
GIsBES-At Newport. April g. Emily olsvsr glsss.
GiSbes- Funeral at Newport.
G[sEENAt = MorTistOwn. n. j. ARrn Is 1907 Charles
n Green Funeral services az his late residence No %
A'no ave. on "Wednesday. May I. at O'clock
HART-At Hartsdale. WestchestsF county n T. John
Hunter Hart departed this life sunday. April q 1907
HaTisdals. N Y. May 1907. At 2 .. m kindly sait
ustsee aged s. years second son Of & Amy ssd s S
late William A. Hustacs and husband OF Adde Ricardo
Funeral services from his late residence No 29 Vest
Wth ST. Tuesday. April 80 at p. m. InteTment as
e Ss SSGsa S21a 0 So g SR saSr6aS 2 1 a e.
Macouizery Leeds.
TSs TisEEntsred into rest a. her Fssidsncs No so4
SeIeIso5 s ave- Eltzahs'h n j.: April %. 1901, Con-
funeral hereafter.
IN the s9d year Of his Funeral services az Bis
late residence No 272 Iafayetts ave- BroOklyn. " Y.
on Wednesday evening. May 1. at O'Clock.
s TueEsr %fs q william ARia Il Hissis ls s4s Shsss
York Funeral services sS the rssiasSes ~ t seS @
IN 1n-'a% . Mr. Amsa Smith No North Mum aysaqs
go train from foot Of Barclay street. D.. I. W
widow Of the late Rodney ThursS and da1si,e 81 tS.
strictly private
I[9IPPEr-At Newark y. j.. Sunday April 2s 1907
Florence p. wife Of William II. TripDe Funeral
vice al her late home. No 5T2 High ST.. Newark, 90
Wednesday. May I. at D. m.
yETT1on sunday morning. 2sth inst Terrain.
Keessvie n Y' wife Of the Iats GsyeF RSv Fosss
Irlvett Services at Grace Church ChRntry Broadway
and 10th st., At 1910 O'Clock Tuesday morning ths
Goth inst.
FASIiBJ TtN-Entered into at his homs Indian
Eled Greenwich, Conn. April 2S. 1907 Norman
don WashbuFn, Funeral services ,tha Second Con-
sregatonal Church. Wednesday. Nav 4 1907. ae2
p m Carriages viii trains leaving Grand Central
station at 1O4 D. IN. Burial private
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INSTRUCTOR FOR ST. eARTHoLoMEw's

ooonomowoc. Wis. April 29.-The Rev. Max Pink
-, nastor OF the Lutheran German Church in
1onornoyyoc will become instructor OF French,
,,a,, aim and German IN 81. Bartholomew
AtatIiI school IA New York City. The Rev. Charles
Bseelct AcLzley, formerly OF OcOnOmowoc, Is vicar
of 81, baSIlo4onae@S
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OmclaI Record and FOrecast-washinEton April 90
trough pressure extends the lower lake
region Eastern Texas region OF greatest de-
tho trough especially Kansas. Nebraska and tho
Dakotas winter conditions have spread from the
middle Missouri Valley and the Rocky Mountain region
southwark 70 New Mexico. the Texas Panhandle and
Oklahoma, and also and Southern Wisconsin
where snow fallen IN the last twenty-four hours
Rain fallen in the lower lake region thenca
southwestward 10 New Mexico including middle
sissippi Valley. Missouri. Arkansas Kansas and Okla
The rain area colder weather that is Of
IL will drift quite s1wly overspreading
row strip extending Eastern New York southwest
Mississippi Valley Tuesday and perhaps
districts by Wednesday The tempera
the Northwest
The along the New England and Middle Atlantic
be fresh SOUTH the South Atlantic
East Gulf fresh
on the West Gulf coast fresh brisk SOUTH becoming
the lower lakes brisk northwest and the
lakes. brisk northwest
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light fresh south winds and fair weather
Grand Banks
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Forecast for Special Loealllles.-For New Enslan

to-day, colder in west portion Wednesday show
ers colder coast; fresh south winds
For Eastern York. rain to-day colder in west and
portions: Wednesday fair; fresh south winds be-
coming north.
Eastern Pennsylvania rain late this afternoon
Wednesday clearing and much colder; fresh south
winds, becoming northwest
For Jersey and Delaware, fair the coast rain
this afternoon night; Wednesday fair
and colder fresh south. shifting to northwest winds
Maryland fair today rain In extreme west
portions Wednesday rain and much colder light 10 fresh
south winds.
much colder night Wednesday; light south
winds.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York rain
much colder to day; Wednesday probably far fresh
northeast to north winds
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

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Of the BorOughS OF Manhattan and The Bronx)
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extra expense for foreign postage.
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HIGHEST temperature yesterday e5 degrees lowest, Az
average 49, average for corresponding date last year. 60
avsrRe for corresponding date last twenty-five years 54
Local forecast-To-day. rani wednesday. fair; esssh
--aaiAs xiuS2s hscclainx northsrU.
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DANIELs-At North TarrytOwn n. Y, April 2S 1901
sarah Smith. wife OF the Rev George Daniel aged 6S
years. Funeral from her residence Wednesday
the 1st inst. at $3.50. Carriages viii 2:08
train from New York
DASHwOOD-At Norris Heights. New York City on
Sunday. April 2s. 1907. Gulian Ludlow Eastwood IN
the slst year of his age OF pneumonia Funeral from
St JaHnes's Church. FordhRn. Wednesday, at I
Coaches win meet train leaving Grand C.atraI
station, io:s5 at Fordhan depot
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Died.

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charge.
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THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from GrauA
central Station. Webster Jerome Avsnu. erolfeTs
and by carriage Lots S125 up. Telephors 4s55
GraInercy for Book OF Views Representative
ONCE, 20 East 23d St. New York City.
UNDERWRITERS.
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Capes Private and public ambulances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
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FRENCH DELEGATES TO THE HAGUE
The British Mission COmplete-AppOint-
ments Made at Vienna.

Paris, April 29.-LAon Buorgeois. the former Pre-
Ynier; Senator Baron d d'Estournelles de Constant,
president OF the parliamentary group favoring
ternational arbitration and Louis Renault. one OF
the permanent representatives Of France on the
Hague tribunal. have been appointed delegates
Of France 10 the second Peace Conference at The
Hague.
London, April 29-With the appointment Of Lieu
tenant General Sir Edmond Roche Files, military
member OF the Indian Council. as military expert
Captain Charles Langdale Ottley director OF naval
intelligence as naval expert. and large stan of
attaches, included among whom is Lieutenant
Colonel Henry Butler. military attache 20 the
Northern European courts. the British delegation
10 the Peace Conference at The Hague is now
complete.
Vienna April 29-Privy Councillor Mercy Won
Kaposnere Baron Won Macchio and Profess
scr Heinrich IAmmasch have been appointed
rrncipal Hungarian delegates TO the Hague
peace Conference The naval delegate will be
Pear Admiral Haus, and the military delegate, Ma
Tor General Baron Won Geslngen.
Cs,ristiania, April 2s.-Dr. F. Hagerup. Minister
n denmark. according 10 the "Aftenposten." will
be the Norwegian delegate to the Peace Conference
at The Hague
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Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
perature the twentyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date last year,
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SUNDAY,
DAILY,