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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WEEDS.

Miss Harriette MllilIn2n Johnson OF ms cry
= ,--rl.l yesterday il Grace Church TO Deputy
A.to-rav General Wood. OF albany The ceremony
1gas performed by Or. Huntington.
-fiss Johnson is q graduate Of the woInan's Law
o1,zs Nev-York University. lSol, and she has since
been a law reporter with oI1ces a. no - L4'~'
- g. srst met NJ Wood IN court, where he
- ,r-,7,ino "a case and she reporting IT, She Is
.ds,,rbrer Of Rufus willard johnson and Mary
sFattbews and is a descendant Of Sir AAam
Iobnson Of Seneca Lake Miss johnson was poT1 1
st-a where he made his home. Miss Johnson nae
bsen s1EaEed to Mr. Wood for over year. put II
1rss oniy recently that the engagement was an
nounced-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
FIRE INSURANCE RATES FOR THE YEAR.

IN an ezhaCstive articIe On The Years Review
OF the Selling Prices Of Fire Insurance. The IN
surance Press" presents figures from which, II
saws II is evident that the clamOr throughout
the land concerning great advances IN fire insUr-
ance rates has no reasonable basis. II We consider
the record Of years except in eleven OF twelve
states Tn thTCy-nine States rates We're actually
lower lu 1872 than other times in ten years, and
in sixteen Of this large group Of lOW-rate States
the rates I'm 1902 actually less than the
age rate Tor the period OF twenty-five years Such
advances as have occurred in states where rates
were temporarily high in 1909 do not exceed from
: cent 10 Is cents per $lGV OF insurance
In Nev-YorL1 state the average rate IN 1902 was
Fl of per cent. Is cents on the 500 this being
me highest rate in ten years Tt lowest rate for
thar period was 81 per cent. or y cents on each
500 b. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
NAN ACCUSED OF KILLING WIFE.
His Stepdaughter Came Home to Tell of
Marriage and Found Her Mother Dead.

Des Moines Iowa. Dec. 23.-winifred Relder. a
member OF the Grau Opera Company who came
home last night to tell her mother. Mrs. Charles
". Graves OF her secret marriage two years ago
to actor, Walter Halbach. also member of the
Grau Opera Company, found her mother had been
murdered. To-day Mrs. Halbach out an in
formation charging her Stepfather, c. W. Graves,
with the murder of her mother. The coroner's
jury had returned verdict TO the effect that Mrs.
Graves had been chOked 70 death and that fire
had been applied to her body afterward. Her
charred body found last Friday.
She and her husband had not been on good terms
and divorce proceedings had been instituted.
Graves arrested this afternoon and is in
jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
PRESIDENT FoRNEs SWORN IN.

Mayor Low yesterday administered the oath OF
office TO President Charles V. FOrnes. who was re-
elected. ~ the same time the oath was taken BY
Alderman Ferdinand Hasnlein-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
RARpoNs TWENTY-NINE.

Trerton. n J. Dec. 23.-The Court Of Pardons at
its December session to-day paroled twenty-nins
inmates of the State Prison Those paroled were
zi-f-sr i1 or had completed a good part Of their
sentences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
MR. ROOT KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT.
Report That he Is Being Urged to Succeed
Hanna as Chairman.

Washington Dec. 25.-secretary Root was asked
to-day II It was true, reported. that he
being urged to succeed Senator Hanna as chair
man Of the Republican National Committee He
said he was ignorant OF the foundation for the re-
port that his name was being considered for the
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
NJ MATTERS SUCCEEDS BEAVERS.

washington Dec. 2s.-The appointment Of c. NJ
Waters as superintendent Of the division OF salaries
and allowance of the Postofice Department to
ceed George ". Beavers, 20 take eject on January
I was announced to-day MIR. Waters Is now acting
eii,r,erintendent Of the division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
HENRY MALkAN,
l William ST., Hanover Square.

Telephone 1905 Broad
Ou- zrazr sale OF Holiday Books description
close phen0menalIy low prices Here
ars remarkable bargains. representative OF
hundreds;
Hugh Wynne Free Quaker. BY s Weir Mitchell Con-
tinental Holiday Edition. COpiousy and Handsomely
illustrated IN photograyure and half tone vols buck
ram gilt gilt tops a IS % Our price Si.lO
I,ette from a self Made Father. Illus
trated b. EiIr. gilt 1903 Pub az
price. 10 cents
We have still left a copies Richard Harding
Davtss Little Masterpieces Gallagher The Kings JacKal
Soldiers OF Fortune Lion and the Unicorn.
vols full Pub. So Our price.
So co
our many salesman your promptly
and lntelIigenry varied that
we you will be both interested and pleased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
The housekeeper or the
cook who does or doesn't
keep a Jar OF the
llEBDC' e ssnna''''

OF BEEF always AZ hand both for havoring
soups and sauces as wei! as for making that
handy cup OF hot beef tea. will oblige by sending
her address 20 Corueille David & Co, los Hud-
son ST., New York, N. Y. She will receive free.
q useful cook book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
SITE FOR HOUSE BUILDING ACQUIRED

washington Dec 23--Attorney General Knox has
anproyed titles for the property on the square Sc
Ho,Isa ~ Representatives This removes the last
iegsI barrier to the erection OF tina building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

S35 REWARD.

Lost, ON Tuesday evening. December 90. Hudson
Theatre outside. a small swiss orsn taes
watch diamond studded. Reward given when returned
% owner Il East 63d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

Tribune advertisers Ike make tia acqz4iat-as.
Of Tribune readers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
- ecund /. &c.

Mccormick, Ill, Sept zS-Miss
Ethel Bradshaw of this place has writ.
ten a letter, which Is remarkable for
the character of the statements It
contains. As her letter viii be read
with interest, and probably With profit
BIZ many women. it has been thought
advisable to publish it il pert among
other things Miss Bradshaw SAYS
Il had Kidney Trouble With the
various unpleasant symptoms which
always come with that disease, and !
have found cure would strongly
adyise all Who may be suffering with
any form OF Kidney Complaint 20 use
Doddss Kidney Pills, remedy which
have found to be entirely satisfac-
tory.
This remedy is within the reach OF
Ill, and it is all that It Is recon-
mended TO be. found il 50. and there
fore feel it my duty TO tell others
about II : -s
Dr.. Dunaray cf Benton, MI. No.
Dodds kidney Pills in his regular
practice. and says they are the best
medicine for kidney Troubles. He
claims they wiz cure Diabetes II
the last stages.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
KING or yAP's Estate.

San Francisco. Sept. 80 william G.
HartridEs, who went to the Caroline
islands last May in the interests Of
Mr.. Catherine O'Keefe. widow Of
David C. O,Keefs. has arrived on the
steamer Doric. g5
O,Keele waS known as the king OF
Yap. He left his wife and daughter
ii Savannah, Ga. in the early '70s and
was wrecked on this island. Being the
Hrst white man the natives had ever
seeS, they treated him with every DOS
sible reverence and finally made him
king.
Over ! year ago, after visiting Hong.
kong On business, he started to return
On one Of his vessels and that was the
last ever heard Of him. Although he
had two wives IN the Carolines, lie Al.
wayS kept his wife and daughter IN
Savannah well supplied with money.
On hearing Of his death, LAWYER
Hartridge waa sent out to zee how,
matters stood. He found VIII n
Hongkong, distributing IN estate VAL
ued at 1900, 900 IN property. iii 81
which II productive.
S Ho has LETT quite . large amount u
III daughter. Mr.. y. r. Butler. 81
Savannah; and II = expected that The
/ Savannah widow viii claim about 90
! ~ cent * ~ estate 81.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
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4s85 gzls szs gocs 10 the frontier.
AEsgA@- s1x2zzca from the Ria Mon'
szzsF givss report that the whole
-syz4szsa1o ot s5e district OF Hazl0l
Ess ssaez -zase-ed OF has fed Three
rEasszE1 ro-sa and children, fugi
tires f,nE tss Turkish soldiery, have
sv-sTss II Ria Many villages around
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
isoIANs CRY FRAUD.
Delzssres Make Sensational Aeeusa-
lions in Big Claim.

Washington. D. C.. Sept s0.-Sensa-
taGzs1 eaarges Of fraud and irregular
tiles are made against Secretary Of
the Interior Hitchcock and the mem
bers of the Dawes commission in .
petition for 81 ,sG0, $50 damages fled
br an attorney for the Delaware In
Giaas With the court of claims.
The claim. which followed decis-
inn by the supreme court Of the Dis
trEcs of Columbia dissoiTing a tenn
pcrzry injunction against Secretary
haseacocG AID the Dawes commission,
Is for expenses the Indians have been
put TO In defending the title to their
Lands. The decision in the Injunction
case was handed down by Justice An
Gersou-
The case involved the right ct the
secretary TO PASS On the ISL 900 acres
u land I'D the Cherokee nation segre-
gated Tor the use OF the DelaEares.
The Indians claimed thai the Secre-
tary Is without authority to approve
or d.sapproye OF the segregation. IS
It had been approved By the Indians
interested. and asked that he be en-
Joined against taking such action
pending the adjudication Of the same
question by the court Of claims.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
pg0VVoto e1yJeVo VY01f,

B lows City, gsDt zzl-~A novel msthDd5
.Of preventing fruit from hstDE serious,
sly damaged ty cArty frosts has been
IltijfxAd by Fssd ij0Stwtck, n nursery.
man p&ag thiG eityt JjOstwlek cOr.
ejudSd tjsat moisture III the atnlos-l
lphafs WDHid prevent fr0st, and ri III
built I'm artificial takA, G0ySYtng =
couple III acres, III tt,9 iniddts III Nh
nursery HISS proved III ~ what ne.
ISxpScted, md bs cIatms 10 sAvS hum
ldy6ds III dClIAtW eySfy SNasON by pre-,
'v9ntiDs his fruit bsinE nipped w mir
cold maps. ss
Grid HAtts rem 1sSon6 4togy
Lon, gsDL 5Oy-~I. etsnd. the nine.
ItsSn.nOnths-1ld child Of MI, md Mr..
Harry DtAStAxSli, NH = ysry narrow
.SSeaDe from 6S6fh from falling frosn n
'se6OuA Sk0fy wthA9w, Tho ttttjs On1
fslt IN II W9sA b0Afd Jn y tttb m wAter,
iaompiately dsmOjsshing IN esil.
Il,0asd, which prevented 4 hlln from
stytIftug hjg mn On ~ DdGe NJ ~
lAb. ~ chs)d teeet N II f1N bg6le1sy
.Dat OfheTyki1 y 1n1 sasnetgxt |; anA ~
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
Ep)dsmie II TopsjyJtJs.

I'M MOiHSY, Oety Prominent
riysictaBs hAys rsp1rtsd a dangerous
epidemic III tOnsItitis 10 be ragiUg IN
the city Df Uss M0igSss Oysr seyeH
huAdF4A cAaSx Ays DGw beJnE sYeatsd.
The Gauss II attributed 10 Il germ 3n
~ atabOSpkar6 which II noHrtsfsed w
The damp weather md Hay AsanEde
sSsSi0uS conditions, T'bS dtseage starts
from i sjJght G0jd, accompanied W.
sharp pains In tn EiYOst 8snd tAnsfis
No fatalities hAyS t,esu reported,
Though dangerous II SLOWED 10 run
sAny i0ngttifGf ttnYD, VI
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
Tb,Ss lgseS5ys T.ssi Injuries.

K. CsNtsYy1I1s, Oe4. Tive freight
ty1fHS on ttsS HGek IsiGnd E1tftdGd
hssA0a ysst6SdSy morning gi1 M1jss
sGSs N CsHtSyyttts, Ten people wsrs
injured, thrSN fat&ily. John Goodman
AJsA fy6aa Injuries, And JAmsy He1-
isYsn 1R1 lanes Krambesk, III Of
KiA0A, f&tAIly injured, EIasae II laid
on ths dispatcher hi not E1yiGK the
Df1psr OfA1fs, Ths trAins wsye gDinS
SaEh thirty aajtSs IN hOHr, And tbs m.
zines md fourteen ears wess eg:as
spISteIy demolished, " in fbs sec0Hd
issAd.Nn collision IN 4 week 1t n1e ssns
sGfaEE, sB sSis w 8 SSS 5 II
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02

A tzrdy but rayturo1s Eo0er ~ Cen
try<sE. no. correspOnded with q girl
81 Minneapolis for three years bit de-
lsyaa his marriage proposal too long
A SHIRT time ago he received letter
srl a picture from her The letter
almost pesrfsed him. it aHnounced
tai she had been married tgo years,
srs TIE picture was of her babT- Ny
husband ard have enjoyed your let;
tsrs very much, she wKuae bnt !
uess you'd better stop writing now,
a. have to spend all my uEss caring
fog the baby.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
BROTHERS ELEcTRocuTE2

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
King Peter win Pardon As.a..sn,.

Belgrade, Sept. 80. THE trial Of the
army officers charged with conspiracy
against the murders Of King Alexan-
der and Queen Draga was concluded
yesterday. Captains NoyokAvstch and
zLFraEffch. the former being the ring
leader. were sentenced to two years'
Imprisonment and the loss Of their
commissions. Or. velikovitch and
Captain Lott5evitch, the former aide.
d'camp OF King Alexander, each re-
ceived sentences Of a months impri-
sonment. Other officers who took 4
less prominent part ii the conspiracy
were condemned TO short prison sen
tence II Is anticipated that King
Peter will pardon AL the conspiratara
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
!. yYfii atoef AlI cartiyes.

London, Sept 20. The Times learns
from : Trustworthy source that the
palace committee ct the yiIdfz kiosk
has recommended that ali Bu1garianS
captured In the future shall be shot,
II ri stated that the sultan holds the.
xame view and that the necessary or
ders have been issued. The palace
committee consists 1f Tahsin, Tdhem
ana Izzett PaShas. The LAST named,
who only recently became q member,
Ii generally believed to have been
largely responsible Tor the Armenian
massacre 1t COnatAntinOple
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
! ljpton VIII Try AnaIn.

"a Chicago, Sept. 20.-- 1t 10 probable
Sir Thomas Upton viii leave Chicago
Tor New York about the middle Of
this week. In an Interview sir5
Thomas said: III ! could md 3 de-
signer whom I was certain could beat
Hereschon, would build Shamrock
w, and challenge for the cup again at
once. nm retaining Shamrock III.
10 that you can see that 4 am I'm hopes
OF finding such designer. ] intend
10 keep after the cup until I ret II. !" u
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
eUaes8sE IN BULGARIA.
esssssfzs Var Misssssy Has orEessd
Cvf 7sScfA.

!
/ EoaA. Egsgxssa, Ces. tile Ez-
rsfnsesry E1s orEess5 oak TIE military
eoGssngenc7 81 recruits fos Oc1essr II
faateGA 81 ~ the hegsnEsng 81 the
rear. ~ r1s.aI. ThiS 1se1, ta0ggs quite
s0axsstugsoEzs, EzS ocsax4DEe4 sGne
sesrrr4se eOsasteTsng tie reported i'm
yTovenert III the general situation
Vile " Lille ssss conditions Ssr ssHs6asss,
s6sy more hcpefaI. there fl = s.s0Eg,
sessef IN zszsy vel ss:s.ssss>ss<Es1 ga1artsT#
! that tbs Macedonian GreSts0E Il szssl
37sfy Threatening. and ezn Ca3y be set
ted by Tsr. THs Easxariza goyeyn-
saeas. therefore. contsEsss PREPARATION
sor syentHalitsss.
IN thS nseaaafms tie Turkszh dfpio-
nsz.te AxsEt II comforting with shs
Ministers hsrs. Snd tie new BEsEar~
taa diplomatic agent % Constant
noole, n, Es,chevscs, goeS 10 that city
t0day.
May Avert War Until Spring,
FsS4s, Ocs. ~ OMcfAl Afyfces from
tie BALKANS Sh0N two distinct signs
that var riiI be Ayested 1t least uatfl
spring YSYaf, TIE Bulgarian revolt
sionaYy committee hrs inside oyertE-es
10 the Bulgarian government. and nm
.ess hostiatseS IRE actually nEdsr-
tsxen vfthsn the nsxt fortnight ali
preparations viii be Suspended until
4sDrfng. TIE DuFrose Of this, y ~
uudsrSt00d mere, viii he To permit
ths disseminating 81 the Turkish forces
through the winter and the compie,
ton OF the preparation fOT . tecfs-
I've move early n the spring.
gee0nd, N. Natchvfchs. Bu1gAria's
eny0y II c0nstaDtfnopie, has agreed
ID taks UP negotiations. He at first
refused ~ act on the ground that Tnf-
kSy gave no assurances Of . desire
fDr IN adjustment. His present de-
cfstOn Ii considered TO Indicate that
Turkey has given adequate assuT'
HviGAa ssSg5 w "A &gs
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02
DIsfranchised for SELLING vote.

Springfield, H.. Sept. 80. Clarke
Younge, alias "Nipper," was disfran-
chised in the Logan county circuit
court at Lincoln, By Judge 6. ". Pat
ton and sentenced to Pontiac for !
term q ten years. Tonnge w,s found
guilty Of selling his vote ct the last
city election In Lincoln, and was one
q the sixty who we're indicted By the
grand jury for bribery at the election.
Judge Patton, In passing sentence.
criticized vote selling severely, and
said that be understood that the prac.
tee had been going on In that city for
years He declared that the vote az
me American citizen was the greatest
protection which he had. \
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Death % afr M. Herh. !.

London, Oct. 1sir Michael r1.r.
nert the British ambassador "a the
United States, died yesterday a
navos.Platz, Switzerland. after 1 lone
nc paucky hght agasnst consumption
which terminated with tragic sudden
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a re1Serkszrte6 judge dweaIs n
ysz-rs, in the person q Wilhelm
s.xs.r A prisoner was Lately hsu1ght
s.+fvs lin against whom there were
rTgr saGr kandred charges q theft.
H was eonvicted Of all Of them. and
/. ~ I'D been sentenced for the fall
tern os punishment, he wcuz6 be
s.aonpas 10 rxo Thousand fEe hundred
yssrs Imprisonment. but the judges
s,sart melted. and In passing sentence
se tG5s Oh one thoasznd yeATs in con.
x5ss-zrEor az the mans yoCth-
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Special Low Rate via Michigan Cen
trail. ss

tral.
Account Of the international Con.
vention Of the Christian Chu1ches o.
the World at Detroit, October 16-zz.
the Michigan Central viii sell tickets
from Chicago, at one fare ($6.15) fof
the round trip going Oct. Is. is. u,
and 10, returning October q. or %
October Is By extension, for which 9
Tee Of fifty cents Is required. There
viii also be side trip to Niagara Fans
1t one fare for the benefit Of those
attending this meeting. For full ~
formation address Mr.. Z. %. Hensner.
General Western Passenger Agent, ~
Adams street. Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02

Though the American eagle Is q
tough old bird, when it ro0sts on the
back Of a silver dollar it is legal ten
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02

II may be mistake to marry young,
bnt il is a mistake that IS seldom re-
peate!.
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s. q. FOOT COMFORT Cures Sore,
Sweating and Aching feet. Ffics 26c.
e. R. Mccarthy. Jefferson. lows
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