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New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

.zr,sssfor Not-opOIitan
the American Museum Of Natural History.
6rieIs for Consumptivss Waldorf Astoria. 10 T. m
Meeting Of the Dixie club Hotel Astor. ? .. m
Meeting OF the Fortla club Hotel Astor. p m
Meeting of the New Workers Hotel Astor. 7 D. m
Meeting Of the West End womens Republican Club.
Hotel Astor, > p. m
Professor charles lane P29r %" on Nauteal Science
Meeting of the Republican County Committee. Mur-
RAJ HI LyCeuul. evening
Mee d aSakn 9 5hs New % o5 9f as3 d
James Bronson Reynolds Ten Years OF Progress
of fioiy Trinity church. parish house IND street
and Lenox avenue, SIS , m
the auspices Of the Comparative Literature So
e!;5s soetetg Hotel Istor. $50 p m.
annual ball Of the Restauran, EnPioyes OF New
York Majestic Hall No 10 East l25th street.
musca o. the Haarlsm Philharmonic Society Of the
civ Of New York waldorf Astoria. II a m
Meeting OF the West End Woman.s Republican Asso-
A''''In land Women Demonicos s : p II.
Free lectures Of the Board Of Edueason az. p m;
Tenth avenue Manners and customs OF Pales-
street and Edgecomhe avenue. The Progress ot
Nan I8goosn a9 AZ vest 9sJG street. How. - To
Keep Well" Or Charles IS G Purdy. Public seh9oL S
T I5mprir school III 40 5.s west 44jh street
R3ss,a in Trapstion David T. McCiowan pub
lie school -, Hester ana Essex streets. a Nation
Patriots sanford g. Hearn. Public School s..
rom street and First avenue. Songs or shakes
Henrietta Speke-S-eiey. Public School
l1p. l33d street ami Eighth avenue, - Afoot
Through Europe" Harry : Morrison. Public
School l3J. Fret and JlsU street. The
CJirrencv and a Sound Banking system Dr.. Eu-
gene T. agger. Public school i5a No. al East
Iugrh The Message Of the Flowers Silas
"A Berry. Public school TO. nth street and
lgFth az veuue America and thu Americans Mrs.
Mary e Institute Hall. NO. 2is East 106th
street. Tour Though Greece William E.
Freeman. Public Library. No Z. East 88th street
The Department Of Health Or : Josephine
Baker. 81. Luke's Hal. Hudson and Grove streets.
-'Tha silk Industry Francis j. Thyme Morris
High School. I66th and Boston Road. John
Rnskip Merle - troix Wright. Public school
street Vest Chester Insects
rtArs o. Uiseasa' Miss Lilish Netdenheim. Public
School Matilda street, Wak=held- abraham
Lincoln Frank G4Esnos Public School -. ST.
AIMS and t47th street The New York
Nautical Scho0Ehip Dr. keran n Brien- Public
school traethvsf avenue. y ar Nest The
Island q Barbados " Ferry g. Gilkes Lafay
Alexander Hnd i2Tth
Strange Sights Ceylon' DR.. Rosalls 3 Morton.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
~mmE. BUTTERFLY" AT METROPOLITAN.

There vas Italian opera last night the Met
ropoIitan instead Of German. Madame Butterfly
being substituted for the announced performance
~ s"Tierand The change was caused by the in
disposition Of Mr. Schmedes and Puccini's opera
was chosen for the emergency. with the cast al
familiar except for the peraonation Of Lieu
tenant Pinke-ton by Mr.. Ariodante Quart This
new tenor. who made his American debut I few
weeks ago as Rodolfo in La Boheme, proved
himself not very distinguished representative Of
-h4 faithess American naval officer either IN voice
OF action He sang with little authority and with
out much beauty power Of tone, but under the
circumstances and with his necessarily brief prep
aration for this performance, Nj. Quarts work
was creditable.
The good sized audience reserved most Of its en-
tbusiasm for Miss Geraldine Farrar, who repeated
her intelligent. though perhaps too restless char
acterfzaton OF Cio-Cio San AS the japanese
maiden and wife she good TO see and her
singing was fervent and expressive. Mr. scotu was
the Consul, and he gave the role the dignifed and
sympathetic quality demanded Miss Fornia was
Suzuki Of conventional sort and Mr.. Reiss and M
Nfuhlrnann were effective IN their small but telling
parts Mr.. Toscsnini conducted with a master
Tll hand.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
Unwilling OF THE BURKE TABLET.

From Ieslles ethIE-
n was a happy thought of ne people Of Bath,
ETslaDd 10 seiect a the orator. at The unVeINnS
~ the tablet IN memory Of Edmund burke. Al liS
ala -asiFaDre IN city. October - the eIO-
-, - ,nsric4D Amba ssador- The Hon. White
law Reid than whom the United states has sent ne
,1nre fajrbf,II satisfactory represent .aye 10 me
mother country. eu4ogiZed Edmund Burke as me
rrr9 friend Of the American colonlsts during me
ae-ia5 of tbeI eyentfUI struggle fpr the recogIil-
ton OF theiI civic rights. These cclohls,s |h2li
Ef1rse b.Frieuded WeT-, to use TIE NHlHS oi Nj
t5aij feebia FOLK less than thTee millions scar
tered along the eastern fringe OF coiRe1l. WIN
- - -, ,,a hand and savage wilderness on
fhe other They have since sLodutd tit+ VIZ! "lcsi -
ness, overs3read The conllHeii., - he sea am
here added Mr. Reid. On burke lhi - ~ " r
llt+er he toi.e feAbf, and iradeq JatetS u n3hS oe
hut the authentic voice of tiiaI pen ~ -
nearly ninety million souls, IN rt.ei rir55+iue
rirBare rifudH memoir it-s r,tiEi-- rs
nlernorv their foremost friend ~ ',L ',L,,s. F fbs
Ever1 Anlerican viii rejoice not only hetg -,
noble sentiment rhns spIfudldl5. bNtt 80 ~
because American Ambassstiot ~ - an -
dzIfver rhe message n greeting and eo"a 80
our kinsmen the sea. On e-- sx---.t.-I,-
sort II. Reid always speaAs Sen anu eiil
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
GERMAN OPERA At METROPOLITAN

The question Of German opera at the Metropoi-
tan Opera House was made more uncertain yes
ferday afternoon with the announcement that Erik
Schuedes the seasons Teutonic tenor had
undergone an operation his throat on Monday
afternoon last and had injured that organ 50 Sc
riously in singing in ''Tiefand" in Brooklyn the
same night that the performance Of dAIberts nov
schrnedes is scheduled to sing in C6tterda MINER
unz" tomorrow night. but nobody at the opera
house yesterday at all certain that Nr- los
canini would have another opportunity 80 early 70
display his skill Wagnerian conductor.
Aiois BurEstaIIer. the other chief tenor Of the
German repe--orv although he has been IN New
York since the beginning Of the season. has not
Vet appeared on the stage OF the opera house. So
far as the opera bills have been made out he IS 70
take part in regular performance.
While the Metropolitan mana sernent Is having
its own troubles with the German wing 0f the de-
pa-tn1ent which II processes TO hA eager 70 make
prominent rehearsaIs Of CataIan''s Ia Wally,"
Lana rra's La Habahera'-both noveItes-and Of
.TA Nozze di F'igaro--a revival-sre being held
The first American production OF the first men
toned is scheduled for January 4 with Miss
Emmy Destinn in the chief part In Laparra :
opera Miss Maria Gay and Jean NotA will have
the chief parts and in Mozarts opera. Mines. sem
brich Eames and Farrar are promised.
Much speculation felt last night 70 whether
Nj Toscanini would conduct the performance Of
''Nzdar1a Butterfly substituted for Tiefand." or
whether Miss Farrar would consent 70 sing with
The new Italian tenor, Mr.. Quart. in the role Of
P1nkerron When news Of NJ Schrnedes's indls-
position came in the afternoon M. Csruso vas
willing To sing the part. but can for his ser
programme With Miss Farrar, Mr Quartz and NTr-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
DR.. ABRAHAM M. CORY.

New Providence Dec. Is (SpeciaD--Dr. Abraham
Morrel Cory. one OF the oldest physicians Of New
Jersey and widely known for his literary produc-
tions died here to-day He was eighty-one years
old. Besides holding a place OF eminence among
New Jersey medical men. Dr. Cory the in
ventor Of a chronometer which he called the uni
versaI solar clock" BY consulting this contrivsncs
the time at any place on the earths surface could
be determined a glance, provided that the longl-
tude was first asCertained. His work, Perpetual,
Genealogical Descriptive and Historical Family
Record" has been quoted frequently. He was a
surgeon in the Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
PENCE S CARPETS SOLD AT AUCTION
! A Brady Pays Top Price Of Day for Royal
Palace Eermanshah

--vz1 Palace Ke-ma1shah carpet with a
cs--=Es -sir ground ard medallion centre. brought
Sra highest price yesterday a. Ihe opening sale 81
--@ Firth Avenue A. Galleries No. 54S Fifth ave
RE - rhe Prince Nalhss NoUrad Shah-AIir col
e---1- q Oriental rugs and carpets J. 4 Brady
re hrve-. and he paid $3.50 for the carpet
E-~e Si6k- Bey. wife q the secretary TO the
+re Turkish Legation. vas The purchaser % a
-=--+z 0sIece carpet for go. and 2 Hunter Oh
-z--s6 fc- s-aa 90 rose antique Eerarf carpet
r : Johnson paid S2s5 for large Serapi Ghoro-
palace raroe-. and for : royaI Kerns1shah h
-z-s-= -a--e-- win Z cream ground and medallion
le---= J Ee5den paid 80 Other BUYERS included
George Burnside 7 J. V-httteuaore J. a Hama
e. Coleman and J. c. Hawkins
--= sale continues TO-DAY - 20 = n On Tues
5z- some q the antique gems n the princes col
1e---c- xii be disposed q BY M 6tlO.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
HERMANN BOLTE.

Hermann Boite, former justice OF the ID District
Municipal Court died on Tuesday a his home. No
Il West 102d street. from heart disease
Mr.. Bolte born in Germany, in 1885. and was
graduated from { -umbia Law School in 1874. later
marrying sister or Henry BischO1, the banker
He an uncle of Justice Bischon, OF the Su-
preme Court. In. 1893 he elected District
Court Judge and IN 1899 a Justice OF the ID
Municipal Court. AS result Of charges brought
against him by District Attorney Jerome he was
removed from the Office. An opinion handed down
by the Appellate Division said that Justice Bolte
was guilty Of deliberate and WilfuI misconduct
Mr. Bolte then entered on the practice Of law
with his wife. Anna Bolte under the firm name Of
Bolte BoIte Mrs BoIts died few years ago.
Mr.. Bote leaves one son, four stepchiidTen and
three grandChiIdreu
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
clE-s EoR CHRISTMAS.

AzL-z-d's offer assortment OF artistic bon
hcnrleres at their shop at Fifth avenue and
z5th street xhich. they say, viii solve the per
picking question oF what 70 give for Christmas
There are six and satin opera bags, Jewel cases.
Handkerchief boxes handpalnted and embroidered.
each hiding receptacle FOR bCnbons- The children
Rave not been sorgotten-taeTe Directoire dolls.
eoEz automobiles flying machines. clowns, Ostriches
fact almost every conceivable toy cunningly
constructed 70 hold candy and 70 delight children 8
hearts The ladies' luncheon restaurant. adjoln-
irE continues &c be popular as ever. the man
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
ALICE NIELSEN BANKRUPT

Alice Nielsen, the comic opera SINCE VINO IN
private life is Mrs. Benjamin Wentwis. in a vol
untary petition in bankruptcy fled yeserday gives
her liabilities as 81 200 So unsecured She sa~s h4r
assets consist OF wearing apparel worth g75. ex-
cepted by law.
The chief creditors she names are the A-essr-.
shubert 81 800 for money loaned: Max Dcsi. OF the
Carnegie Building. s. 80 for services rendered and
Charles Joseph OF No West 30th street 3 100 for
goods sold and delivered. Mrs Wentwiz Ives at
the Hotel Willard. No. o54 West 18th street
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MRS. wILLETTs's ESTATE WORTH 100000.

MLneola. Long Island. Dec IS CspeciaI.-The
--z-sse- rax appraisers report the estate Of
Adelaide T WiIietts, who died in Roslyn IN April.
vas ed II The Surrogste-s Office this morning and
shows rsar the estate valued 500 go ana
rhsr Eslf OF that placed on the homestead at
Rossvn The bulk OF her property. about ts6 90
was eft to her husband Walter r WIilerJs 4
brother Thomas T wiIetts receives 3 500 sis
Ter Gertrude r Kirk g $50 and Rose Golden. a
ser--z-r & 90 outright and the earnings Of s. 90
- life The transfer TAX amounted 10 8 .005
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
BUREAU OF ARTS ADVOCATED.
Proceedings Of American Institute Of
Architects.

Tzs-.-E--- De- 1s-Tnreres- IN to-dsy's pro
-ee-s-zz - --e American Institute q Architects
-@---ed II rhe address % Senator Nev-lands, Of
N-e-zdz who z1-ocared movement for the or
Ez--zz-ior - department or bureau - arts
c----tr-ee report strongly urged the creation Of
-r-es-- ~ arrs under the national govern
--e-- 4 1zpe- u technical character vas -eed
E-z-- H Blzshfeld. ~ New York
Most r The afternoon session vas taken up
v+-- ne consideration ot The professional prac-
-f-e - sp--tf-.crz and schedule Of proper mini
-~--- charges az proposed by tire board o. direct
rs E1-er- y : few cases. the minimum charge
-ss=- - TIE total va-ue of the work complete Is
:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

Word was received in this city yesterday of the
death Of the Rev. Charles B. Ward, of the Central
Provinces Mission YeIlandu, India. For more
than thirty years the Rev Mr. Ward had been a
missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church
there. Since 1891 he had been stationed at Hel-
landu, serving there presiding elder Of the
Godavery District, in the South India Conference
from 1902 TO 1905 and of the same district in the
Central Provinces Mission Conference, following
the conference formation In 1895. until his death
His wife and two sons who are students at SYRIA
cUse University, survive him He was nifty
nld
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
sARs FILIPINO FROM CITIZENSHIP.

cincinnati De- Is--Americsn citizenship was re-
fused 10 F2eynundo Dlano. g native Filipino. by
Tinted States Judge Thompson to-day. IN under
going examination Dlano said he was of Malay
5escert. and the court barred him from citizenship
because Of the provision that only free born whites
Or per=ons Of African descent may become citizens
ptsno is cigar1nzker ard made application for
1zty-sllzatIon over Two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
{. A. GOULD TO BUILD $4,000 HOME.
Country House at GreenlaEn. Long Island
VIII Be Begun at Once

Contracts signed yesterday for the erection
- country home 70 cost more than $4,000 for
o. ares 4 Could on his estate about mile and a
r. <-e-- C7ree-laEn- Long Island. John RIssel
Fore an architect, with Offices Nc 81 Firth
a--e--z has drawn the plans and Walters s. Wood
-s- n rushing. viii have charge Of the con-
E-----5---
The house vi Re 80 feet aide and - feet deep
r= centre portion q The front xii be four stories
n height The house vii Be ready for Mr.. Could
&c Ms family about the middle % sUru1er-
-he harms and outbuldings have already been
-rr--- -e-e6-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
oaAroRIo FREE FOR MEN ONLY

Men only viii be admitted free 20 the rendition
Of the oratorio. The Messiah in Carnegie Hall
~ sunday afternoon. under the auspices Of the
W-es+ side Young Mems Christian Association
yE-o-1en viii be admitted only to the boxes, which
- -azavyed FOR those who contribute 50 or more
toUard defraying the expenses Of the occasion
IT, ora r0r{o viii be given by the New York Festl-
ii Ctn~1,s cr three hundred performers. with
- fojToryiug soIoists- Marie Stoddart. soprano;
Al Perrv-NC Bride. conJraito, PAU Dufauit tenor,
ana Or Carl Z. Duff basso
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
10Y ExHIa1rIoN AT GARDEN

den at dawn yesterday morning 10 prepare for the
toyland and holiday bazaar. which opens to-u1or-
row evening o'clock. The exhibition viii he
devoted to toys, dolls, games and world Of
pIaythtugs. including the latest mechanical de-
vices and inventions All the ingenious novelties
produced. not only in America. but in Europe Will
be shown during the eight days Of the exhibition
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
NO ~pRIMA DONNA" HOLIDAY MATINgEs

There will he afternoon performances Of THE
Pr-ma Donna the KnickerbockeT Theatre either
on Christmas Dav New Years. A speCia holi-
dav performance has been arranged for the after
noon # December % at which Miss Maude Adams
and Miss Ethel BARRYMORE vii he present Miss
gcher pas informed yesterday that these PLAYERS
we're anxious t. see he a. the prima donna, and
her manager agreed TO special presentation
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
MATTEAwAN TRUsTY ESCAPES.
Attendant Seeking for New Yorker Indicted
for Assault Before Commitment.
rBv -.leF-ph - NJ Tribune J

NezbU-z. \ Y. Dec l6-Wlluatn F1eoer1an- OF
Sez York escaped from the Mattesvan State
E-or-f-zr Fz--- iz-e this afternoon He was
+--s-- ars N gang clearing brush he
75f--ed for assault n the first and second de-
gees and was found insane before his trial he
u-zs --cz-0e-sted four gears ago, the age Of
---e-ee- years gang OF attendants ts searching
e--
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
cHlEE AMERICAN HORSE DEAD.

Pine Ridge d Dec. 16.-Chief American
Horse. seventy-stx years old. noted OgaIlala
Sioux chief died 70 day on Pine Ridge Reserva-
ton Since leaving the warpath. in 1888 he had
rendered valuable services 10 the government in
s7IbduinE the Sioux and other hostile tribes Two
years ago the War Department used him 70 SUD
de The reregade hand Of ties in wyoming.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
THE DEVIL" TO LEAVE THE sELAsco

Public interest in Mr. Fiskez production Of The
DeviT' IS gradually subsidng. and # has been de-
Cided close the engagement at the Beiasco
January Is. After that Mr. Arliss ard the
panv will visit the principal cities Of the country.
Miss Frances Starr. in = new play ~ Eugene
Walter Will succeed The Devil Mr. FNske's
production has been profitable from the begin
nj
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
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Bsinss Mar Fsrn-iI Olympia :
seekman- BENJAMIN FoE James
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in rIz ss.h year of b-r aSs FlusrsI services 80
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BAINEss-o9 I Tass5ay Dse-T15rF Is a+ s.r ss-z. -
dsnsb sg ase Low, zs 7s a. H.Es ssi-s ''
BEEKMAN-on Monday December Il seujanin ss.k-
57rh year tire Mansion Haass Brooslyu-
BI5GY-to Monday D-o-nber =. Ma. oelovea ~.
denes. 10 FIicss st Brooziyn. 80 = Il
IS 1905 Veronica @. tsIoved wife = Ios-ps Fr4
leoni 9sral sT5a9r rdsv .T.as p-s [r -
al o'clock IHt@rnsrt AZ convenience % family
3spr9 a5sTs srs NJ q at.s ave rok :. "a
Bes.95er H. At N peas. oaai5 so@e-. Tsss--
LakeviIs. Conn-
co5AS-92 & !2s DsGsg8sz ls RrtaE.s s:ss~ 2 gsss s
81 Brooklyn on Friday. Decen6er y. a a n
Relatives and friends invited % attend
CONLIN-suddenly Decsu1b~r IS. Edrzr5 Conln- -
brother CS Waiter Conii1- r-1 rs ses
residence. 1917 BrosdEay- Brooklyn, On THurscAT
December Il. At n
DOwNEY-At the residence ~ son. Dr- Jasnss
Maurice DoEuey. No 3s1 clinton 81. BrooNlTr- MAJ
zaret. wife o the ate Denis DoEusy-
ELY-At her home Biuzharntou. y I. Thu-s4zy
December TO- Mary HaTley. beloved vie q > 1l-s
Ely
FARNEIL-On Tuesday. Decsra5~r 3. tso4 cly-zpa2 -
wife " FarneI- Funeral ssrv1->S AZ esr
late residence. No. IS Stafford Roa1 B-ookly-- -
THURSDAY. at ,.
FOX-SuddenIv a. hou1e No 21f Fs1irzo-s F1at
bush James Fox. beloved husband % MAJ a FoI
Saturday. December 19. at 10 O'Clock
sfe Of BeaIsr D Francis da1Esuer % sarzz n.
Obed : carr
MERRITT-On TUESDAY. late r--s6snoe- s1a-1,rA
Franklin Maria shaw AerTtr-- Fu1=rA serves
held ST JOINS Church Stanford AZ , =.
THURSDAY. Decepnber L. Ca--ages VII u-ee< -ocG
from New YorA-
~. A1u1s. dzug1r=r - - ass
David f4rh RelaCfve@ ard cr.e-as
Home Amsterdam afe-. o- Frt4ay. De-
cennber IS II a N
-AYIOR-Dorotnv Corneu ravf1- ITSh year a..
, m At he- hc1.- Hotel Msr-frfCueI onFy o6Ed -
Charles
OF 2 = CoruS Ithaca n y II o'sock Aarc--
day. 18th
WFITE-Sueeenly Deeer,beT IFS re~td-crs. ~
T.ornas ". belcv>d husoa.d ss Do-1
De y. Whit.- Notice Of funs-zl hs-sacts-.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
UNDERTAKES
Special Notices.
To khe EmplrTR.

To ne En1pIoy1.
Do you want dssfra5Ie help QCICELTF
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BY conzuItin g
the file Of applications OF selected zsplrzrts Tor
positions Of various kinds which has rust been
installed at the Uptown O11cs ot
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 9th Streets.
Office hours a n p II
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
LITTLE MEMO HOLDS RECEPTION.

Master Gabriel the dininutive performer Tho
arraars as Little Memo at the New Amsterdam
Theatre held q reception yesterday afternoon on
the stage Most n the little ones in attendance
shook the hand Of Memo. The affair proved 50 en-
tartaining to the youngsters that another recep-
teon viii be held next Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

HEhas temperature v-zte-day a degrees lowest =
aeefqge 81 avevnEs fer corresponding date 16
Local Pain to dav end Frtiay. scn1s-
what colder to-day, modsrat- north winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
SENATOR 4ANssRoUeH rmPRoWNe.

Minneapolis Dee ls-Tde attendants a. Ashlrv
-osritaf reported Serstcr Hansbreugh, q North
Lszcts. as better tc da..
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17

I~5r tn~ -su--ni-nce TRIBUNE reasie-s abroad -
rau.-u--ats been maze ke-p The DAILY and
: %DAE TIISJ Ne NE in ne reading e 80
hotels named below
LONDON-HoIeI victoria. Carton Hotel. Hotel Metro
pole Midland GranG Hotel The Howard HotsL Nor
FOLK ErnoauAtl-ur
ANL--A1elp1i Fiot-l iI.errOol Midland Ee-e.
Manchester. Green's Ftat-t Leeds Nidiza9
lFraafJri. IIgt-f Wellington. TUnhridge MI
land Hotel. N1reca1sbe Bay Midland Hotel
HoIieI's Hotel. ShausHn. Isle % Wigat
AIrAR-Fiotei Cecil
ERANCE,-E0tel Continental Grand Hotel Hotsl Nsst-
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
OBITUARY.
GENERAL INoUYE.
THE REV. CHARLES 3. WARD.

Kioto Japan Dec. 1s-General Inouye. Of the
Japanese army. Is dead
New-York tribune., 1908-12-17
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