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New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WILLIAM H. CRANE HELPS YALE MEN.

William n Crane has spot in his heart
for the sons OF Old Eli. II he help them
the gridiron, he will not stand by and witness
them tearing up and down Broadway in quest Of
d place to rehearse play. Somebody whispered
yesterday that the Yale BOYS were in dreadful
need" They had fine comedy. a lot of clever
amateurs. but stage which rehearse.
Father chuckled and called in the boys" Well,
the upshot Of the whole thing that memo
randum was entered the frat book that
father and the boys and ali their belongings
would vacate the Empire Theatre tomorrow morn
ing. 10 make way for the Yale Dramatic Associa-
ton which will rehearse there Russian comedy
called "RevizOr." The Yale students will have
a second rehearsal Friday morning the Empire
stage and tho. first public performances OF Re
vizor" will at the Waldort-Astora Monday
afternoon and night.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
NEW CABINET IN NICARAGUA.

Pho Boanos, Consul Of Nicaragua in this city,
received & cable dispatch yesterday from Managua
announcing the formation Of a new Cabinet by
President Zelaya The new Cabinet is made up
follows: Secretary OF Treasury, Ernesto Martinez,
OF Granada; Secretary Of Interior. DR.. Federico
Sacaza, OF Leon; Secretary Of War. General Juan
J. Estrada Of Managua, and Secretary Of State,
Jose D. Ganez, Of Rivas. Senor Martinez and Dr.
Sacaza are leading members Of the Conservative
party while General Estrada and Senor CIamez will
represent the Liberals
The cable message to Senor Bolanos added that
the country in peace and that the President and
his family al their country home.
DR.. Sacaza IS OF former President OF the
republic.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
SPANISH ANARCHIST SENTENCES.

Barcelona April 1.-THE sentences on Jean RulI
and MS accorlplces, who were found guilty OF at
tennis TO Kill King Alfonso at Madrid and Paris
and Of outrages in different parts Of Spain, are
that Jean Rull Herman RuI and Maria QuerraIto
must die. Jose Rull gets seventeen years. Anadeo
TrtIIa tvyentv-four years and Francisco Trigueros
fourteen years at hard labor. Raymundo Burguet
IS sentenced 10 imprisonment for four months. Pc
relic and Perals acquitted After the sentences
,,,are announced Burguet's mother slipped knife
into the hand OF Herman Ruu. with which he tried
20 commit suicide. but was prevented by the guards.
Three dynamite bombs found in Angel
Souare to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

try and Trinidad. The first intirnation of break
in the relations between Mr. Garner and Castro
was the recent cable announcement that the
President Of Venezuela had removed him from
the receivership of the asphalt lake at Guanoco
which was forcibly seized from the New York and
Berrnudez Company in July. 1904 The conjecture
in some quarters here yesterday that action against
Mr. Garner for an accounting Of his receivership
might be a preliminary step by Castro to restore
to the New York and Bermudez Company its as
phat property secuted by those acquainted
with the situation. The more probable theory was
advanced that II was merely another move by the
Venezuelan dictator to show his deep seated dis
like for Americans of which he has lately given
several proofs. He has appointed as receiver 10
succeed Mr. Garner Eloy Escobar. a lawyer OF
Caracas and close friend Of the chief executive.
Mr. Garner was relieved from office as manag-
ing director of the New York and Bermudez Com
many in 1901 He later became associated with
AMI Torenzo Barber former president Of the
AsnhaIt Trust In 1904 he vent TO Caracas in the
interest Of the Pan-Amertcar Company, q Barber
enterprise. Mr.. Garner placed in Castro's posses
sion much of the evidence used by the Venezuelan
government in suits subsequently, brought against
the New York and Bermudez Company, under
which it's propertv was confscated and Judgment
for e. 900 was rendered against 1t by the court
Mt Garner was appointed receiver of the Guanoco
lake in 1901 when the seizure took place. An
other proof that he closer TO Castro than any
other American in Venezuela this important
government appointment. The court did not re-
o7,tre bond from Mr.. Garner when he was ap-
nointed and he served nearly four years without
ba,1e under bond During his inCumbenCy re
cetver Mr. Garner shipped the product of the as
rhaIt lake 10 the Barber firm in New York.
Mrs Garner. who has been with her r9lusband
throughout his stay IN Venezuela, was Miss
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
SEES STREETCAR WASTE.
L. S. Judge Says Metropolitan Has
Case against ". Y. G. RMIzcay.

AS IL is understood that the bondholders OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company going 70
appeal from the order OF Judge Lacombe OF the
United States Circuit Court by which he granted
permission 70 the receivers issue certificates for
$4,000, Judge Lacombe yesterday fled a memo
randun. IN which he explained more in detail why
he permitted the Issuance OF the certificates.
Among other things the judge says:
TT would seem that the lessor company Cthe
Metropolitan might have good cause Of action
against the lessee CIew York City Railway Com
pany) for in allowing the leased property TO
go wreck Then he adds;
Whether defence this claim might De
sustained the theory that the lease itself was
only a cover 10 allow the owners OF an unpro-
dUctive property 10 declare dividends out Of paid
up rent while impecunious company incurred
the Indebtedness for operation, need not be con-
sidered.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
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CASTRO SUES GARNER
Venezuelan Government Demands
HedOu B0nd-Cause of ActiOn.

Caracas, April 12 (via Willemstad. April 40
The Venezuelan government has entered suit
against Ambrose II. Garner. former receiver of
the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
to compel him to render accounting of his
four years administration of the sequestrated
property. The bond has been fixed at S2O0OOO
and, failing to put up this surety.s Mr.. Garner
cannot leave the country pending the trial.
W. w Russell the American Minister To Ven
ezuela. expects to leave here for New York on
April 2T.
The announcement from Caracas of the institu-
tion of suit by the Venezuelan government against
Ambrose Howard Garner surprised those who have
known Of the intimate business relationst which
formerly existed between Mr.. Garner and Presi-
dent Castro.
Mr.. Garner, who is a native OF Ohio, is one OF
the best known asphalt in the United States.
He went to Venezuela four years ago. and has
spent all OF the time since then between that coun-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
THE Summaries OF THE PRINCE


The Summaries were formerly courts Of law in
Cornwall and Devonshire. In oIdeu times and IN
II tre close Of the reign Queen Victoria the tin
miners Cf Cornwall and Devonsttre erioved q aort
O. autonomous administration Of justice and in
stead of being emenable 10 the ordinary tribunals
rad courts Of their own, dating back 10 the reign
or King Alfred. and which were known as the stan
-ar1es, the same being derived from 'stannaria''
which is the Latin for tin mines When in the
twelfth century. the heir apparent 70 the throne
or England became Duke Of Cornwall the hef
reIg vested forever n the eldest son OF the sove-
reign The presidency OF all the Summaries within
lie boundaries OF the duchy, and also in Devon
s1-re, were placed in his hands, and he was en-
coWed with the title OF Grand Justiciar From that
time forth each Prince Of Wales. in his capacity as
Duke of Cornwall and Grand Justiciar has dedi-
Gated the executive presidency Of the Summaries
ID some peer OF the realm who bears the title Of
Lord Warden Of the Summaries, and who hgures
as such as the chief dignitary Of the heir appar-
ent's household During the last Few decades how
ever, the mining Industry Of Cornwall has rapidly
Uanec- and inasmUch as the stannary courts were
closely associated herewith they too fell into such
cesuetude that just before the death OF Queen vic
toria they were abolished But the tirle OF Grand
Justiciar u Cornwall remains. and that ~ Lord
Warden of the Summaries IS also perpetuared nv
the appointment just made OF Lord Falfour Of PUr
Ie-gE.
Lord Ducie. who has just resigned Il is q very
oI6 man. nearer ninety than eighty and is de-
s0erced from Sir Robert Ducie. who was Lord
Mayor n London IN 1881. and who as banker OF
King Charles advanced large sums 10 that III
-ateC monarch which have never been repaid 10
THIS day. Al his ancestral home. known as Tort
Ho-tn Court FalheId IS the Oldest Spanish chest
hat IN the United Kingdom, which passed the sap
ms age as Ear back as the reign OF King stephen
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
nouMA PASSES AMooR LINE BILL.

ST Petersburg. April 15.-After stormy DEBATE
,aa-1- crIr7inattng in an open fight between the
,a-,ta-e NJ the Ministerial party and the Opposi-
ton the Dourna- at l2:3O a. n. passed the first
reading Of the bill authorizing the construction OF
the Amoor Railroad by a vote OF 2l2 TO lol, and
proceeded to the second reading
The Douma rejected the starting point of the
ratIroad Nertchinsk. as suggested by the govern
r,ent and substituted Kuenga, shortening the
length about thirty miles The recommendation
that only Russian workmen should be employed on
the construction OF the road adopted. The
Douma will adjourn for the Easter recess on Fri
day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
DESIGNED THE RRT

DESIGNED THE BRITISH NAVY.
Sir William White, who arrived in this country
on board the Lusitania on Friday last for fort
nights stay, was for many years the chief con-
structor of the British navy and the responsible
designer Of all British warships launched between
1885 and 1900. He is in every sense OF the word
q seh-made man who began in the Devonport
dockyards a shpwright apprentice when a mere
boy, subsequently entering the employ OF the
Armstrong works Elswick, whence he
transferred to the service Of the government, with
which he remained at salary Of $4,000
year until Il few years ago He has all his life
long been a tectotaler, ccasionally INDUCES IL
mild cigarette, has three sons and a daughter. Ald
when he retired from the post Of naval constructor
10 the Admiralty received special grant of money
from Parliament, well a Of thanks, for
his altogether exceptional services in connection
with the creation of that British navy which is
the principal source Of Great Britain's power and
grandeur His advice has frequently been sought
in naval matters by foreign governments, notably
by Japan. and he is likewise the designer of sew
eral Of the ocean greyhounds Of the Cunard
pany. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
PAINTINGS AT AUCTION BRING $500

A painting. attributed 20 Turner entitled "Ap-
prOach 10 Venice. in massive old English gold
frame brought the top price last night at the sale
Of oil and water color paintings by the Anderson
Auction Company. at Nc 2S4 Fisth avenue
water color by Philippe de bourbon. Street Scene
in Seville brought SO and one OF FRANCOIS Fla
meng's water colors. 'IsoIa Bella. " brought
go An original MO-Iand pencil and tinted draw
ing in an ebony frame vent for yss. and the por-
trait OF Indian, '-N-SOU-A- Quot" painted By
$3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
PARLIAMENT's EASTER RECESS.
New Chancellor of the Exchequer Replies to
Sir Gilbert Parker

London. April 14,-After a brief sitting to-day
Parliament adjourned until April % for the Eas-
ter recess.
Sir Gilbert Parker tried TO galvanize the House
Of Commons into q sembIance of activity by urg-
ing action to stop the alleged dumping of Ameri-
made his first speech Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, pointed out in reply that Sir Giberts
figures were greatly exaggerated. In any case,
he said, the matter now a subject Of inquiry
by commission. and nothing could be done until
this commission had made it's report
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
paINcE VICTOR LOSES SUIT.

London April IA court here refused to-day 10
issue an Injunction requested April by Prime
Victor Of Thurn and TaXis OF Austria, 10 restrain
Josephine Mofitt. an American woman, from aleg
ing that she is the princes wife and that he fed
from America 10 avoid his creditors. The judge
found that Miss Mofitt not responsible for an
article published in London which had been copied
from an American paper. Counsel for Miss Mottitt
said that she maintained that she had gone through
n form Of marriage with the prince, who then left
her 20 settle his debts
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 70 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
American Museum OF Natural History and the
Geological Gardens
Garden sale for the House Settlement
under auspices Of the AntiBasement Circle home
0 W. V. 5. Thorne No. East I2d street. II
Annual meeting Of New York Exchange FOR Woman's
Work No 324 Madison avenue 33O D m
Dinner OF the New Jersey Medical Club. Hotel Manhat-
D
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

Lever Mary E Winshlp W arreu "
Parsons. HosmeT B YORK. Catherine
Plat Furnan \
RoTNToN-At Nsweurs. y 7. April - Ma-y j;
Hoya5on. T. 4 P-va5s funeral services Vii b. heIa
her la1e residence THURSDAY April Is Intsrnent
cIEGG- suddenly. on Saturday AgrI II Charles A.rs
Funeral services at st sirnon.s Ch,iroh Glove Road
Concord. staten Island. Wednesday. at p
FENNER-At south Orange y J.. April "a 1919.
Edward Fen9er in bis slst year Fu2eEl services TON
DAY al 2:S0 ?. m New Orleans la papers p'eas@
HQDGMAN Larchnqont. \ y on April q st,sr
TIodgan and daugner OF the late SteDhen and Eliza
WIN De held at ne residence Of her son George 2
-, a; 2 D m
LEvER-Ded at Flushing Long Island on Tgssaay; 1.;
Lever Notice Of funeral hereafter
MEERYAs s,onng,oa CON- A25l ID & ieos a Ale'ss, s
FaRseo S9zs es ef % 81 .r7asa r'
a71a!e' Nee9T57E , E T7y ~ isfe- sa7 rrsn
cisco papers please copy
i2o rs, Tgsstay 1r af,s!noq9 ,, ADrl
Fosmer Buckingham Parsons beloved husband of Cielia
Parsons and Ara6eIia Buckinshasn. Of PhilaaepHis-
Funeral sertees a. MS are Te=11r1e s On 81 r1T
san Francisco papers please copy
suddenly NoHeay evening ADs.l -., d Isss s
paud OF Eva \ Hopkins PIa1t ard soo OF the iats
FlnsTal 5z Ssryaes Ti Be ssd a. re ehzDeI q
Brick church 37th and 5th ave, On THURSDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock
RICE-sudaenly. in Brooklyn. April y. May I. Rt-s
for many years a teacher the Brooklyn Heights
Seminary Friends pupils invited % atten1
funeral services in Church OF The Holy IrrIl
Clinton and Montague SIS on "Wednesday. AprA 10 at
1880 II I1terrlenr al Wallingtord conn, oa a
rival OF train leaving 1-o3 Wednss-
ROsETTA-At the Convent OF Holy cross New York.
TUESDAY APRIL Il. Sister Rosetta. nee Lynes
Requiem Convent chapel 10 a n. Wei1es-
low tIreIandl papers please copy
sOJ-THNAYr-Af Nfi4dlerouu Conn. Monday April
I3. Charles Allyn Southmayt. in The s1th year Or rs
Interr@Dr IN Greenwood te-le--tJ EaFcNfa@A D-
THURSDAY. April Is
WALSH-On Tuesday. April IL William J. Walsh, BE-
loved husband OF Mary Walsh tuse Sheridan
late residence. No IS Clern1ouJ ave BrooNlyn Rela-
lives and frisuIs comrades % 81 Johns Chapel.
I, c. B L. invited 20 attend
wINsHIP-Ou Monday. APRIL IA. Warren ". vinship.
in his year Funeral from MS late residences.
No. S73 Torupkirs Brooklyn y Y on Thurs
day April Is. at ? o m
wRIGIT-Sudd4nIy a HontcIair y J.. April "A.
Mitchell Wright aged ot solomon Wright.
II ard Ida Pierce Wright Funeral private Da1bUry
Conn papers please copy
YORK-On sunday. april T. 1sos. Catherine York
beloved o Patrick York Funeral
from her residence. No. sSS Bergen Brook
lyu. Wednesday. april Is. 1905. at 10 q m :
thence % s. J0sspHs Roman Catholic Church.
where solemn requiem mass VIII be offered for fhs
repose OF her soul Intereut Holy Cross Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
PLANS TO IMPROVE HAVANA.

Havana April IA committee OF the City Coun-
ell reported favorably to-day the plan submitted
by Governor MagoOn for paving and sewering Ha-
a cost Of a5,OOOOO0 The council will dis
the report tomorrow, and II is expected that
will be approved. The state will advance the city
s. 10000 and will itself pay the other 100000
the improvements.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
wAaNER.s NIsgLuNe Tragedy.

II would seem as II festival spirit were neces-
sary 10 popular appreciation OF Wagners Nibelung
dramas Die WaIktire." which had several repre-
sentations IN the regular season without exciting
special attention. given last night the sec
ond CycIcal performance attracted a splendid audi
and aroused cordial enthusiasm Mr.. Mailer
conducted. and there was again that beautiful
position OF the contents of the which has
been praised after every OF the performances
which he has conducted the Metropolitan this
season.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
APT moRks LosT I'M Berlin FIRE.

Berlin, April 14.-None Of the fine wood carvings
or masterpieces illustrating centuries of North
German art with which the Garrison Church was
filed was saved from the flames last night Crown
Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess
visited the vaults Of the building to-day. They
found the tonlbs Of Keith, the great Scotch soldier
Of fortune and other field uarshals uninjured Out
of sxty-eight regtmental flags, two French stand
ards captured in 1918 were saved.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
STEAMER SUNK NEAR TRIESTE.

Trieste Austria Hungary, April 1.-THE Aus
trian- Lloyd steamer Galatea outward bound from
here. ran into the mole at Sebence about seventy
miles from Trieste to-day. She was badly broken
below the water lire and sank. All Of the crew
we're saved The GaIatea was Of 7s7 tors register.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN DENMARK.

Copenhagen April H-By vote Of a TO 25 the
FolNething to-day passed the government fran
chise bill The measure already has been ndonred
by the Landstning Under IL all taxpayers both
male and female. over twenty-five years OF age
and all married women whose husbands are rax
payers are entitled TO in all communal
elections.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
NEW CHANCELLOR OF cAwBprr,,...

Rarely has q great university had at tts b.,
more learned and famous scientist faan LORD Ea,,
-@-g1 who has just been elected chancellor ~ 49,.
aneeLt University OF cambr.5ge Not siuos 49,
eays' indeed, II the eccentrio Henry Cavendisb mas
sAy scion of the British nobility achieved s,,rh
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
eRAzIL ISSUES BILLS FOR s15,ooo.ooo.

Rio de Janero April 1.-THE Brazilian govern
r,ent has issued In London treasury bills to the
an7otnt OF f3 10000 Of fve six and seven months
time issue price par for the purpose Of assisting
The Bark Of Brazil in drawing exchange AT the
present time Bills are scarce now, and the banh
will repay tht in the second half OF the year.
when they abundant
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily By from Grand
station Webster and Jerome Avenue rroeys and By
carriage Lots $50 up Telephone +s55 Gramsrcy FOR
Book o Views preventative
Of7ce. 20 sd s.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
CONDITION OF COUNT ToLsToY.

Moscow April IA specialist OF this city left
here to-day for Yasnoya Polyana TO visit Count Leo
Tolstoy. who is suffering from intestinal trouble,
which fails 70 yield to treatment
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

Mining Company, a trustee OF the Brooklyn Insti-
tute of Arts and Sciences and and direc-
tor OF the IndestructibIe Fibre Company He
member Of the Lawyers Club
The funeral will be held to-mOrrov evening at
45 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
CANADIAN SUICIDE AT HONG KONG.

Hong Kong, April 14-Mr. Rennie' Canadian
eo,,~ miller has committed suicide by jumping
overheard. carrying a dispatch box from launch.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
HARRINGTON PLAY FOR GOODWIN

Reno New. April 14-In interview at Rawhide
Nat G. Goodwin said yesterday that Booth Tark-
ington IS writing a play for him to be called
Cameo Kirby" The play deals with the South in
1881
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
INDERTAEERS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 2sdst- Chap-l.
Private and public aulbuIances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev Stephen Merritt. the world vfd--knova UNDER
taker. Only place of business srh Ave facn
ST. Largest IN the world Tel l24 and 125 Chsls-z-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
OBITUARY.
WILLIE EDOUIN.

London April A-Wilne Edouin. the English
actor is dead He had been in failing health since
his return from the United States. He was born
a Brighton in IS4l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Local oniciaI Record.-The following Official re

-isee, enueratur- yesterdaYt 81 degrees, lowest 81;
covrespondng date Of last year.
arc for Corresponding date Of last thirty three
al forecast showers ara warmer today talr ana
ifr TttIrs4ay fresh winds shifting IL north
vest becoming high
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Domestic Rates.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For a. points United Mexico
OF B0rCushs OF Manhattan and The q
Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and Philippines wItho.l
extra expense for toreisu postage
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Tribune subscriptiou Rates.

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abroad and address changed often
desired Subscriptions q regular
dealer before leaving II convenient hand Jhe
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Death notices appearing in THE TRTBUSE VIII bs
repubIished In the Tri-we-kIy Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Canadian Rates

subscriptions II New York City n. DAILY
and TFI- WEEKLY will De charged cent a oopy excrS
postage addition 70 the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washlngton. April IA
The weather less unsettled night except
with lower pressure in the UPPER lake
region the central valleys the Southwest and the cen
trsl West In the Atlantic states the Northwest
pressure There have been rains in the Gulf
and south Atlantic states Tennessee the lower Ohio.
middle Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and
Nebraska. Wyoming. Utah and
Nevada. decidedly cooler in the Northwest and
portions middle and south Atlantic states and
warmer in the lake region and the Southwest
There viii be Wednesday Ia the ohio Valley the
lower lake and the greater portion upper
region, the middle Atlantic states. fol
WED by generally fair weather There viii
by Wednesday ngHt IN New England, continuing
THURSDAY. In and the Western half
country VIII be generally fair Wefn~s
day Thursday except that local showers are prob
abIe ed n Rocky Mountain region
en- middle plateau j. VIII be- warmer Wednesday
IN New England and middle Atlantic states, fol
falling temperature THURSDAY II will be colder
"wednesday i'm south k0ta Nebraska. the central
Focly Mountain region upper Mississippi valley and
UPPER region. and "Wednesday nigfs and Ihufs
-. Onto valley region. Il Will
ba warmer Tn lrsday the Northwest.