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New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
THEATRICAL MENTION.

Ir was announced yesterday that the New York
engagement of Miss Hook of Holland now At
tho Criterion. would he terminated ApEil II.
These players have been engaged 10 act in The
RovaI Mounted" with which the Garrick Theatre
viii he recpened next Monday night. Charles Lane
Charles Z Wells, Griffith Evans. Duane Wagar
Harry Powell George Archibald. Ethel Wright
and Clara RIandick
Percy Williams has engage Nine. Zella De Lus-
s:u the opera singer, to appear at his numerous
vaudeville theatres beginning April i3- r. is init
mated that she is To- receive extraordinary
during the period of her engagement
Those clever negro performers Williams and
Walker observed yesterday the sixteenth anniver-
sarv of their professional career. At the evening
performance Of "Bandanna Land they revived
MANY of their old songs including "Darktown
Nobody Ghost of a Coon" Why Adam
Sinaed" and The Leader of the Ball
The Bijou Theatre will be reopened Thursday
night April 13. when Henry r. Dixey viii appear
in an adaptation Of Papa Lebbonard.' Slgnor
NovelH revived that play during his recent engage
rrarf AT the Lyric Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
OSCARS SONGSTERS SAIL.
With Him They Go abroad, Their
Departure Causing Ripple.

Oscar T4ar7rners+ein and his flock Of songbirds
were among those who left Americas shores yes
4a-dav on board the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The fact that they were board caused much
excitement along the waterfront. Miss Mary Gar
den adding to it by arriving just as the steamer
was putting out into the stream
MANY small messenger boys contributed 70 the
confusion by arriving the scene laden with
candies flowers and other things that gladden.
even the heart OF prlma donna and oy acting
inst like messenger boys. And then there was
oscar who was N fifty places at once. The best
chance the photographers got to take a picture OF
him vas when he appeared on the promenade
deck with signorIna Tetrazzini on one side and Miss
Mary Garden on the other. Each placed an arm
on one Of his shoulders and the picture was COM
plete-
Near the g-oup were Charles Dalmores, the
tenor and Miss Helen Garden, the sopranos sister
Others Of the opera company who sailed were
CIeofonte Campantni, the conductor, and his wife:
MI ard Mrs. Mario Sammarco. Giovanni Hena-
teIlo and his brother Miss Ge-viIIe- -Reache, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Gilbert Jacques Coini, the stage
director; Mr.. and Mrs Amadeo Bassi. Miss Alice
Zeppilf Mr. and Mrs. AgostinelG, Francesca Daddi
and Mario Ancona-
Are you going away 70 rest? was asked or
Hammerstein.
Rest? No" he answered. I expect to work
work and more work
i love America" said signorina Tetrazzini, and
1 will be glad get back Hal hat 1t IS a nice
place" She was not giving the iInpresario the
"4a! har' because she had Just closed Ave years
contract with him to sing here; she really seemed
sincere Her trip 10 Europe means going 10 Paris
for gowns and then 70 London TO sing twenty
times alternating with Nine. MeIba ST Covent
Garden
Miss Garden. who has also signed five years
contract, will appear at the Paris Opera III
'ThaIs" on April Is, and will go 10 Brussels TO
appear as 'S4lome' April 25. Campanini will
conduct at Covent Garden for two months, and
then take q rest in Italy It was expected that
Sgnorina Tetrazzni might be served with breach
Of contract papers before the steamer sailed, but
nothing was done, and she was allowed 10 go back
home with undsturbed mind.
There was also quite exodus of singers by
the steamship Hamburg for the MediterTa mean
Those sailing Nine Giannina-RUss Done
sana and Nestore Donesana. Nile. Emma Zac-
cara. Vittorio Arimondi. Fernando Galletti-Ca-
nnIl. Mlle Trentini and Mr.. VenturinL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hrs Mildred Manly Caldwell Life As Fine Art:
The Larger Relationship. under the auspices u
the National society or Cnio Women. Waidorf-As-
torS. N
Annual Easter sale a Five Points Mission. No 81
Park avenue. ~ e. 60
Washington Heights chapter. Dauzh-
tsrs - American Revolution Hotel AsJor.
social meeting OF the Rainy Day club. Hotel Ast0r
Republican tea os the Eomaas Republican Association
Plaza Hotel .
George T. Powell Grass culture. rh~ Care ard
Management - Meadows and PasTu-ss' American
institute. Nos - and Il West f4th stresr- $50
D.. m.
admission Nec-5ooIitan Museum of Art-
American Sf1Seurn of Natural History and ne
geological Gardens
Meeting OF the Mauufscr1rers and Dealers LsssGs.
FfofeI INstor .
Dinner - tho Economic s'iub. Hotel tsror.
occult evening party % he Gotham Cf1r. Priaes
ti@arse Hotel evening
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
OPEN DOOR In CHINA
4merica's s Firm Stand for Rights of
the Empire.

St Petersburg March 31.-The Russian gov
ernment is disturbed by the attitude assumed
by F. D Fisher the American Consul at Har-
bin, in the matter Of recognizing the jurisdic-
tion of Russia in Manchuria- Mr.. Fisher insists
that Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria is
preme and furthermore he has supported the
protests of China against the establishment by
Russia of municipalities in the railroad zone
at Harbin and Chailar independent of the
Chinese government. His attitude in this
Russo-Chinese difficulty has prompted Russia
10 seek an explanation of his course both at
the American Embassy here and in Washington.
Washington March 31.-It was admitted at
the State Department to-day that the status
of the American Consul at Hardin has been
made the subject of representations 10 Wash
fngton by the Russian government but while
negotiations are pending the officials are ioath
to discuss it. 1t is understood, however, that
Mr Fisher is simply executing a carefully con-
sidered plan Of the State Department 10 bring
about through proper means recognition. not
only by Russia. but by other nations interested
in Manchuria. of the integrity Of Chinese pos
sessions. 1t long ago perceived that to
admit the right of political control OF either
Russia or Japan over the so-called railroad
zones in Nanchuria would nulfy the rec
ognitiou obtained from the powers by John Hay
of the open door in Menchuria
Therefore, a definite policy has been adopted
bv the State Department the foundation OF
which was the application Of American consular
officials in that province for Chinese exeduaturs-
This was bv no means pleasing to Japan, but 1t
fs believed that America is supported tulty
therein nv the great commercial nations of
FrIrone which have large trade interests in the
Orient.
To Mr. WI the Chinese Minister. the state
rnents contained in the Harbin dispatch were OF
absorbing interest Chinese supremacy IN
Nanch11ria Is complete he said she has not
given up one inch of ground in that territory
Mr. WI added that leases and concessions
which had been granted by the Chinese govern
rent to outsiders for various purposes were IN
consequence only temporary IN their nature
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

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cUgaNs ANNUL REILLY CONTRACT.

T4a1ana March 31-T1e Clenfuegos local council
voted unanimously to-day 10 confirm the resolution
ado-rea some trne ago annulliug the contract for
an aqueduct awarded to Hugh I Reilly formerly
Of New York. involving the sum Of S35so.0tl The
council decided either call for bids for the
work or for tie city itself to undertake it, with
the assistance Of the general government A.
though it is IN the power Of Governor Magoon 70
gvarrg.le TIE council il is believed here that he
viii rroba bly, refer the matter To the Washington
authorities The contract was revoked originally
by The Cieufuegos council on the ground that 1t
lad been fraudulentIy obtained.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
CUBAN CONSERVATIVE PLATFORM.
Modification of Plank Regarding Interven-
tiou-No Coalition.

Havana March S1-tepresentatives Of the Con
servative party visited Governor Magoon TO-DAY lo'
ne T,-1rDose Of informing him regarding the open
ing Of the national convention. The plank pleds-
ing the party 10 tEe complete Independence OF
C77I,a and the Interpretation Of the Platt amend
r3ent so a. TO make American intervention i'm
nossible in the future has been modified the
+,a-+,, racapnizing the irnpossbity for the pres
ent Of complete independence or any modification
Of the Platt amendment
The Conservative newspapers scout the ioea Of
coalition with the Zayistas and II Is now geHeraly
believed that the party VIII place a fun ticket in
fed
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
LORD soMER-oF soaiERsTow<

Lord Somers an officer of the list Life Guards.
40 mas Just attained his ajority. viii not
into possession q the family property. including
E@s11or CsstIe nesr Malvern unrti the death of
LADY Henry Soulerser. need hardly sdd rhat DE-
sri unmarried and thsr iu the event ~ his dealt.
17-sogr male issue his TeeTaEs snd ilheT-i-e lis
zztz n - eventual possession n the son els
eF,sr@E would pas ms uacle, the FeH Henry
zo-1e-s. n-no MS = anl@ri-sn tte. - suEhier =
-isBeI-rr Haskell. of Eosror. Ihe Re Henr1
1syr --c-her who is tl@refore. in tic tins of s1c-
cszs4on. hss sLzo married al American glrl.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

Ward McAuister vas born IN Newporc K, L. Ia
July. 1850 He educated at Princeton. was
graduated from the Albany Law School and
admitted the New York bar. For four Years be
studied at the Harvard Law School IN the early
sos ne went California. where
United States Attorney for years lie
Ist United States District judge in Alaska from
july 1854 to August 1855 when he returned 90
San Francisco. and was appointed special commits
sioner in the Chinese habeas corpus cases. He re-
signed 10 become counsel for the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
MIL CINE oRERAs AN BROOKLYN.

The Metropolitan Opera House Company VIII pre-
sent operas in BroOklyn's new Academy of Music
next winter. it announced yesterday by
ex-Mayor Charles \. Schieren, president Of the
Academy's board of directors. The dates have not
Vet been arranged, but they will probably be If
teen or sixteen number. The building will be
completed early the summer. II is expected and
viii be ready for use with the opening OF the fall
season
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
cugaNs MUTlNY AT PARA.

r.t. de J.ne.ro. March 5l.-1'he nye hundred Gu
hans who recently left Santiago on board the
...,o.er amanda for Brazil where tney we're TO be
. 49, ark on the construction. Of the nov raj
roaa running between Brazil and Bolivia. have
r,.,fofea a. Par. They say taat ih"t have been
II. treated o4 board tho vessel and that tnoE
W ~ "a, - srirr other vorkmcu from cuba Is
,-. <e-,yee.au steamer Boston.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
GOMEZ MAY BE AGAIN EXPELLED.

Manila March S1-Sehor Gomez has been re
.,ar+ed IN the Assembly from the 1st District Of
Manila TO fill the vaca ted by his recent ex-
T,uIsi0n from the house. The unofficial figures snow
30 r,.+,ri+v over Justo Lukban. The campaign
90 r-or1az vas quiet but determined The probable
action Of the Assembly has not been announced
rr il Is understood It viii not receive the expelled
member The members express regret that Gomez
presented himself q candidate
Governor General Smith and the PhL4lpplne com
,iseforars have gone to Baguio for the not season
The Assembly has announced its recess from April
IN ADrI e,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
HILL NAMED FOR POST.
TO7cer's Resignation 4ccepted, to
Take Effect June L.

Washington March 21--President Roosevelt
sent 10 the Senate to-day the nomination Of Dr.
David Javne Hill to he American Ambassador at
Berlin Germany. The resignation Of Charlie
lnaCne Tower now al that post. has been ac-
cepted. to take effect on June /. At that time
DR. Hill will assume his duties This state
r,aent. given out at the White House to-day, Is
taken as a happy ending of the Hill incident
The attitude of the American administration
is that Mr. Hilrs eminenCe as statesman
scholar and diplomat has not suffered the slight
est impairment in view Of the disclaimer Of the
German Emperor OF any adverse expression re
garding him.
The President also sent to the Senate the nonli-
nation Of Arthur NJ. Beauprs, Of Illinois, 20 be
Minister to The Netherlands and Luxembourg. and
Spencer + Eddy. of Illinois, to be Minister 10
the Argentine Republic.
Berlin March 31-The advfces received the
Foreign Office from Washington indicate that in
the American capital we'll in Berlin the Vii
episode is regarded having been happily adjusted
The best diplomatic opinion is that If Mr. Hi
chooses 10 come to Berlin he will find his position
as azreeabIe and important would have been the
case if the incident had not happened
The home here of CharIeusgne Tower has been
suitable for the Japanese Embassy, and if found
desirable viii be purchased by Japan
Paris March 31-WhiIe Or. David Jayne Hill
himself still declines talk the subject, thero
is no reason 10 believe that he intends TO harbor
personal umbraae and decline TO so to Berlin. on
the contrary. there seems be doubt that he
will abide by the decision OF the Washington ad-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

c4IHl= @ r:E:r " =: J. o. SsTes e! 20 sI 1sos Pas
s SnF i5 n ssIf. "a - y z7sr r. 81 rs IS e. "a.
ems 20 Is P-osoecr -. Dover X J. On rnu-stay.
c,N4vAN--or yenda,. March 81. 1905 AuHt- oyN-n-
tcoysd 0tls Z John esnavsH F1n~Tsl IN - %,s
~ ] - 'ia - = r [ss 20 .2 s--as r4s,-.
whore requiem mass viu he c-iebratsd-
cGoPER-ss A-sn,e e4ty : T. % On Msr14 p fscs
tnrerrneut a. Greenwood
DE- NTsE-A- her home. Monday mo-rinE March 30
iaS ,ieo-se4e ve+ey 6slsysd vie - Nor24 on, .
bel. h4- late r-sid-nce 10 ~ Ross - Brooklyn
EHE7o2s n, II a- s 5s5 & yea -
F3-aoEIyr- WEDNESDAY. april J. isos 30 p
EArEv-or sunday. March 2e. 1905 Elizah-th Efsslsy
beloysd wife q John Hezsy Fgne-al rom 1er as
r-stde-re v 2ss 2lst St south Brookyn o1 " etn
= JOnn ne Evalges Ehere solemn 2 sEs rass a z
soaI ReIa5ives and friends invited 70 ssrsad Inter
rnent Holy Cross Cemetery
F77vTA~D-ou Nar-1 81 1875 A. NJ 30 Carsn-o1t
ave Horace Ho"a1t son of & ,5s ars & bsnl1aia an :
l I15 a. -. - c - crs-e- - -5e C7T-rs oS re
Messiah. Park ana 84ra St on Thursday morning
O'Clock
Izvis Henry JldsoE in bis Itth yea- Rel.5iZ-s aae
restIeace, No > Hanover st, Bridgeport. Conn., On
Taurs-av. April = al , p H.
KEELING-ou M2nday. March 80. william Kss1s Ia
5e.,cs S- 90 rn4.lreS: +Sn vss5esia5 a. = n
r.ToNs-susdeulv, at Ka-onza. y 7. Ma-ch q.
1905 william Penn Lyons in his - year Fgn--e
a. lar residences THURSDAY
April . a 2 m Carriages VII meet noTTnoo1nd
train leaving Grand Central station az fl;l3
"a u. and southboGnG train leaving Paving az lZ-lo
j. SUNDAY March -. his sstA yea Services a
VeI-rsta-- April !. upon arrival =
me u O'Clock >-sE York i - reguestsd
t-s- flowers De sent.
EEEE--S1Ic-1y. sunday. March p a. Rye n j..
Er-f---x Wood lleeksr % the late samuel A am
Mary G. Neakar and husband OF ABBY I1sala1rz
F--1-4r services b his residence IN
Rvs. on wednesday morning ADrti I al NIB car
rtzxas ~ train leaving Grand Central Sts-
ton O. tU-dS- IEr5rDel- private
LsBANE-S155eury Mondav. March &c. Mara
Louisa tWaks-1au' wife % the are F.roarr Mlioans
D. Funeral services ate residence. No lo<
Test THURSDAY. APRIL = as = O'Clock Inter
r1s-r f;r.erv- ID az convenience ~ fam. Is
StHROESDER-On TUESDAY. 1arcH 81. Harmon Schro-tsr
year q MS 5srl IN Fl1anH CT@--1a1y
Notice Of fUu-rai hereafter
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
.ceEEN8OoM BOOK" REVISED.

~ .l:---rr,onI f3ook'' or tHe -'Who7s Who- OF
.J.. stse- has been completely revised and. 1t
announced yesterday will be on sale within a few
iavs 4 number of notices have been wholly eN-
plunged and several hundred names added 10 the
biographical section Special attention, it IS said.
has neen given to the compilation OF biogra phies
Of American players. and special feature viii re
synopsis of London and New York Pla
lis. ar new product jn Paris ana review ~ the
American stage.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
NEW YORK BROKERS LOSE CASE.

Berlin March 3l.-The court to-day dismissed
me sDpea! Of the New York brokers, Messrs. Welt
ner. Dunn & Wisner, who had asked for a re-
z-ersal of Judgment in the matter OF the acquitta
cT Sfagrnund Friedberg, private banker and own
er Of Il financial newspaper. against whom they
,a4 instituted a libel suit in 1905 for criticisms
cerning some financial dealings Of their Berlin
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
5 DeciGI Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICK2
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
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BISHOP THOMAS HENRY LoMAx.

charlotte. y 6 March 2I--The Rev Dr. Thomas
Henry Lomax Bishop Of the African Methodist
Zion Church. died a his home here to-day. Bishop
or7ax was one of the founders OF Livingstone Col
Iege He established The Star of Zion the organ
OF the African Methodist Zion Church, ana the
church publishing house here. He was one Of the
y.eaftliest men Of his race in the South
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreCast-W ashington, March
31-A harometric depression is passing down the 81
Lawrence valley by the middle At
Iautir states England second depression is
central IN and high occupies the northeast
Rocky Mountain slope The weather the
south ana unseasonauy cold In the upper Missouri Val
fey ana The Rocky Mountain region. Light
snow f.Il today IN Montana Wyoming ana North La
jgrt. The disturbance viii doubtless
ua-t during the forJy-eglr hours rain
middle Mississippi an- the phlo valleys ami
probably middle Atlantic states Wednesday. and
New England the lower lake region ThursIay.
Much colder Indicated tor Colorado kansas
Nei~asEa South Dakota and the middle p1--
lions o. the Mississippi valley Important changes are
act anticipated the East and South
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
DON oUlxoTE" WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Mr. Sothern's production of Don Quixote.' orig
fnsrv announced for next Monday, has been post
poned until q week from tonight when. at ':i'
o'clock the curtain viii rise on Paul Roster ;
Irlulatizati0n of Ceryantes's famous work Ihe
+5~.., rzrforr1anc- was deferred because Of Mr.
s;orberrls desire 10 have dress reheaFsals ne
fore the opening night. The scenic and mechanical
,,rrgr g4UeutS are said be extraordinarily heavy
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
a CARNIVAL QUEENS WEDDING.

Havana March 5I.-The queen Of the carnival.
accompanied by her maids Of honor called on Gov
ernor 5Iagoon this afternoon and invited him 20
her wedding tomorrow. Governor MagooR accept
ed the invitation The Mayor and other officials
will also be present The queen in the course of
her visit to the Governor incidentally sought q
place for her father and sundry pardous for other
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
NEW eATTLssHlP FOR BRAZIL.

~ewcastIe-on-Tyne, March ,S1.-The frst Of the
three big battleships building for Brazil VIII oe
launched here or April Il She viii be called the
1r,ras Ce-aeg and will cost approximately 10000"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
noumA VOTES PART or BUDGET.

p.,-..-t,,-r~ March aI-The roura adopted
.,.,,. rhs ,-edirs under ~" control 'f f|~ De
,--,.r,. II STATE 4. resolution that -te ,aurraI-
l.. .t~ssl1 ne made independent @: rae 9shn-t
ana ha = Supervision over .aJiol7 disbursements
rou exempt from hls auait Eas passed
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
CHINESE BOYCOTT SPREADING.

Hong Kong. April THE boycott against Jap
a-ass goods Instituted ? result Of the Tatsu
incident is spreading Forty firms in Hons Kong
announce that they will not sell Japanese goods
All along the West River the boycott IS being or
sarizad and meetings are being convened
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

serpent. found in the bed OF the smoky Hills
River. the western boundary OF Kansas SCI
entsts say Is the finest and most complete speci
men OF its kind IN existence. 1t measured - feet
long and had Ii2 verteorae and four paddle shaped
feet
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
cIlFRgN AGAIN ARRESTED.

Ton5o, March 3l.-Ciuerin. the American crook
- ,-7,ica go who was at time sent TO Devils
island for a bank robbery IN France, was again
arrested to-day on suspicion OF being connected
with recent bank robbery in the provinces. After
examination he was remanded.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
FRENCH CAVALRY SURPRISED.
Moors Kill Two officers and SIX Men and
Wound Twelve.

Paris March 3l.-Advices received from Gen
sr.I .,Araade the commander Of the French forces
IN Morocco say that in tie course Of clearing op-
sr.,ior,s in fhe Madakra country 4 small detach-
,,enr - cavalry was surprised by three hundred
-rifasrnen The cavalry lost eight. men killed. la-
cl,ttr,r two officers. and twelve wounded.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
oonnlrlnN oE RRlTIsH PREMIER.

issued this morning regarding the condition Of
premier Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman: The
premier had q comfortable day yesterday He also
had good night and he = not weaker this morn
inc
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
m FLOWERS SAL FORFEITED.

Philadelphia March tl.-The failure of DT r e..
Flower 20 sprrNr"er himself for eNtradin0n 70 Hs'
Eatk -Hsre he is charged WITH grand Iarcen2-
caused thc criminal court here TO-DAY TO declare
ms o-H forfeited. Or. Flowers phereabouts Is
uaAnoHn-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
A11e-ala.s MACEDONIAN POSITION.

Vienna March s1-The ''Neue Freie Presse' an
,,Tras mat Austria has definitely rejected Great
T7-ftain's proposal for the appointment OF Gov
arro1- General OF Macedonia
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01

fair to-day and THURSDAY. fresh northwest winds
For Eastern York. partly cloudy to-day. rain ia
southern portion aII taI northern portion Ihursda.
tar Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delawar-.
u5rlv cloudy today rain THURSDAY fresh northwest
winds becoming east.
cloudy threatening To-Day, rain THURSDAY light
an. win becoming
f.s~ Vest Virginia. rain to-day. fair THURSDAY
Tor Western %eW York. fair to-day. rain and
For Western Perns, anis parity cloudy DAY colder
la southern portion rain aud "srt."~ Thu Sdsf.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
SISTER OF PRINCE BISMARCK DEAD.

Perrin March 9I.-Frau MaIvine Won ArnITn, The
nj sister OF Prince Bismarck, died here to-day
at the age Of eighty-one years
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
rinNteH SENATE TO RESIGN.

FIelsine fors. March a-Ihe Finnish Senate las
- 80 r.=fg, as an outcome OF the vote of
III, ,f confidence in it carried Marcl 2S.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
UNDERTAkERS

FRANK F. CAMPBELL. 241-3 W~sr e2d : ~hapsls
- public Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt the world vide known under
take- only place or business. sth Ave- and lS-H
St La-zes- IN world TsI- ia and f25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
CEMETERIES.
The WOODLAwN CEMETERY.

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-01
WARD M'AlliSTER.

San Rafael. Cal. March 31.-Ward McAIIiste-.
son Of the late Ward McAIlster. of New York and
Newport, died d local sanatorium this morning
from the effects OF an operation for appendicitis