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New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For England fair today, warmer in northwest
portion Friday fair: fresh brisk south winds
For the District of Columbia, MARYLAND and Delaware.
fair to-day Friday increasing cIoudness probably RAIN
fresh south to winds
T.1r Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, fair,
increasing cloudnsss; probably
rain in south portion winds becoming southeast and fresh
ro Eastern New York. fair, warmer, to-day; Friday,
increasing clo1diness: fresh brisk south winds.
Pennsylvania. fair. warmer to-day;
7a1- increasing cIoudiness; variable winds.
For Western New York fair. warmer to-day: Friday,
increasing cloudness: brisk southwest tnds becoming
variable
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
Postomce Notice.

(snould be real DAILY By all interested, as changes
NAV occur at any time.1 - -
Foreign week ending January 3. 1903 win
close (prornptiy General Posroics as
follows: Parcels close hour earlisr than
closing time shown be0w-
Regular and Supplementary malls close at F9Eeisn Ste
hour closing time SHOWN below tex
cept that supplementary Malls Europe and Central
America via celen. later al Foreign sta
tioul.
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vhen there rush at all This looks IKE
entire disregard of the comfort OF passengers.
am amazed that the company can De so apdaeious Gus
of this may a further service to the public
A FORTY YEARS READER OF THE TRIBUNE
New-York, Dec. q. 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

Highest temper yesterday s5 degrees lowest "a
ags so average for corresponding date Of last year
a. average for corresponding date q last twenty ave
years. 81 a., r..a ,
Local forecast-Fair and warmer lousy fi'' "
.osv cIouduess. fresh to brisk southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

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New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
DR. RAINsFoRo's ANNIVERSARY.

The vestry of ST. Georges Church will celebrate
the twentieth anniversary of the installation of the
Rev DR. w s Rainsford, rector, by a parish
racention this afternoon from to o'clock and by
a s1ecfal service in the church Sunday at
a m
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
THE PASSING THRoNG.

The idea that Indians won't work was discussed
by ". r. Morgan. a merchant trader of Sioux
City. Of the red mans industry he
HOW SOME told this tale at the imperial yes
INDIANS terday:
WORK. The Indians on the Cheyenne
and Rosebud reservations are COM
ing in and surrendering the tickets which guarantee
them government rations. This has been the
suit of the policy of the Indian Commissioners. who
induced the red men 70 work for wages Many Of
them were put to work building roads and dams
for irrigation purposes. They paid 81 3 day
and twice that much if team was furnished
Over FIVE hundred red men We're employed in the
summer and fall Sixty miles OF good roads were
built. about dozen large reservoirs in the
vicinity of the reservation These Indians were
mostly from the Rosebud reservation. These i'm
provements increase the value of the lands OF which
the Indians owners Inasmuch as the dams
provide water for their live stock which could not
be had otherwise-and the handling OF cattle ng-
ures largely in the Indians existence and happi-
ness-there is the added incentive to make the
work profitable for themselves. 1t is expected that
nearly every Sioux Indian will labor instead OF loaf
this coming year account Of the success Of the
plan of improving his lands"
Municipal lighting In Detroit is what Alexander
Shaw, of that city. spoke about yesterday at the
Hoffman House Said he: The
DETROITS public lighting in Detroit is in the
MUNICIPAL. hands of a commission This year.
LIGHTING in spite OF increased cost OF labor
and materials, the cost per kilo-
watt was the lowest since Detroit began to do It's
own lighting. The cost for each street light was
sss S. The commission is authorized to do public
lighting only hut If It was allowed TO do CONNER
caI lighting the proft would be such that the city
would have to spend about nothing for its light
The citizens, when they realize this, VIII insist
think on it, and the humblest home can De
lighted at a quarter Of cent an hour for each
light The street lighting system OF our city Is
certainly successful and profitable"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
ATrERBURY oUT-WooDRUFF WINS.
Controller Miller Appoints Sperry Corpora
ton Tax Commissioner.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J


Albany, Dec. 31.-The announcement was
made tonight that Controller Miller had ap-
pointed Frank Sperry. of Brooklyn, Corporation
Tax Commissioner for New-York in place OF
Walter B Atterbury, also of Brooklyn.
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and Mr.. Sperry
were here yesterday. and it is presumed that the
Lieutenant Governor will be gratifed by Mf-
Sperry's appointment. There have been reports
for several days of a tussle over the Office
Mr. Atterbury was first appointed Corporation
Tax Commissioner in New-York by Controller
Morgan and was continued in his Office by Con-
troller Gilman Controller knight, and Controller
Miller The salary of the Office is $4,000 year.
The Cooperation Tax Commissioner takes evil
dence regarding taxes due from corporations
and has the authority to summon witnesses
Mr.. Sperry is a lawyer, and when bfoeRiyh was
a separate city appeared at various times IN
its behalf before committees Of the Legislature.
The appointment of Mr.. Sperry is Intended 10
signalize the supremacy Of Mr.. Woodruff as the
boss Of the Kings County Republican organiza-
ton Hundreds of letters written TO Gov
ernor oden and Controller Miller by prominent
Republicans in Brooklyn urging the retention OF
Atterbury, against whom there are no charges:
Mr. woodrufTs argument with Governor Odell
and Controller Miller was that he was the leader
Of Kings County and that the decapltatlon OF
Atterbury was his due. Senator Henry Mar
shall the only Republican Senator elected !ast
fall in Kings protested against the removal or
Atterbury his former district leader. The re
roval of Atterbury is likely to arouse good
deal Of strife in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
gY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

NEw-YoRR CITY.
Mail s,b<erbers n the DAILY and TRT-WEEEkLY VIII
be charged extra posfass N aolrlon !"
the named above
THE TRIBUNE viii mailed TO Cuba. Porro Ksces
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense ro to-
egn postage ~.-..r
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii bs mailed a. the fol-
TouF-or
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated oy Inc 4rpune sl
recording barometer dotted line shows the erpera
ture as recorded by the local Weather bureau
The following official from the weather bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last
four hours in comparison with the corresponding aae OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

n NE;WToN-HEDDEN-Al Ros-iler. Irvtnson-on- Hudson,
tae residence ner sIsteE MRS Cnarles Z Wortnng
Ton. Caroline. 0ausnter OF IEe late El~dEd
|. f4edqen, 10 Parser Newton, Of Newr-4orS city
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

FHURsDAx-At a m. France. Switzerland. 1ca1ys
SPAIN Portugal Turkey. Egypt, Greece BrlIsn 4n1ie
Lorenzo MARQUEE per s la man
other parts o. Europe must os 1lISc17a
s s. La Champagne ,
SATITRDAy-At 430 a. m FOR Ireland per = 3 -
orfa via tl1eenstown mail other parts OF Europs
mast be directed per s. Saxona'): az o.Sv a n.
for Europe. per KrOonland- via Soutnau p-oh. a.
e:3O a m for Scotland direct Anchofia tirAlA
must be directed per 3 ) ArcEortai J.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer taxes FrInte1
Commercial Papers. and Samples Tor Germany
onIv The same class OF mail matter for other parts
OF Europe viii be BY this ship unless speiaS
directed by her ---.,--.,-
After the Closing the Supplementary Transatlan7
above additional Supplementary Malls ars
opered on piers OK the American English. French
and German and remain open until within
ten minutes the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

Address ali communications relative subscriptions o
aayertisernenfs to TIE TRIBTNE. Ns-York Cy Renlt
BY PostORce money order money order drafs or
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
MARRIED.

Rurpe,tss Cocoaine kills dandruh allays irritation
and promotes healthy growth OF the Hair.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
5peaaI Acpess.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE By mall any address In
this country sbroad and address changed often
desired. Subscriptions be given 10 your regular
dealer before leaving. II convenient hand thsn
THE TRIBUNE Office.
SINGLE COPIES.
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DAILY 3centsl TRI-WEEkLTs zcsnsa
WEEKLY FARMERS centsl
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. D CENTS
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

,.,rs ,,- NsroundIsnd By ran % Norsh sydney. and
sSs Nv steamer tas oce daily at $50
Snornecrfuz close every Monday. Wednesday and
Sa,--5av1 for Siqueiou- ~ rail 70 BOSTON and
sSs-r nv steamer close az his Office daily at $50 p N
Mails Cuba u Tail tc E9rt ssnpS, rlA. ~
I-I@lay a. IS 30 a. (the connecting closes made
Wednesdays and Saturdays Mails for
W.xieo City unless specialy addressed Tor
close az this ofHcs daily s1cepc
sgndsy az 1:3a D m and ~ 30 p m sgaeayz a.
- n. Malls FOR Costa Ftca. Belize.
2s4o - Co-tez and letter for Guatemala by ra1
- Ssvz Orleans and thence BY steamer close az ths
a. 5afTv except sunday at II s20 ard til>s0
n m SUNDAYS az n D n sad 1870 2 n scolnestlns
siosss bere Mondays at I'll 30 for Beltzs Puerto
S-tsz ana fster mall tnr Gustenaa. and Tuesdays az
fIf30 a m Costa Real tEkegtsssrsd ait closes az
4 urey day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

TT4T-BSD4Y-At a m for Barbados and Northeru
TTazU psr g. Csarerss. via Para and Aanaos
ERTDSY-At Il NJ supplementary 12:3O ? nj for
and Santiago. s. Orizabat az II m FOR
Mexico. per 5. Seneca via Tsmpico tnail must Go
diSecfed Sper 8. Seneca'). AT p m FOR Arsenrne.
1Trug-ay and Paraguay. per s. 5 Sailor Prince
a N. Pernarnouco. santos ana
So ps1ilo per s. $ BellazKio tmaiI other parts
- E-azn must directed per s Bellaggio): at
Bermuda. . s. Trinidad. at a for
Porto Rico per s. Ponce at a n supplementary
rnO for Curacao and Venezuela per s. = Zult7
SosU FOR Savanllla and Cartagena must De directed
sa-a- . Zufa.0- et $50 a supplementary 1890
Island. Jamaica. Savantlla. Carra-
80 and Csreyrown 5 Valencia tmatl for Costa
per 5. s. Valencia y at $50
N for Inagua and Haiti. per 3 LSuenhurs mail
Petit GOave. AUX Caves and Jacnnel
must be directed Ser = $ Laren69Tg D: a, 70
Cub 3 Mexico VIA Havana. az 20
Ia s,~ rTaitf per Prias Vim III tnail fer Cura-
q M IsnezreIa Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana
-. - directed per g P-tns Wn- III'D: at 10
- Sor Grenada and Trinidad. 8 Maraval; az
II 30 ?. for Bahamas. per steamer from Hiarn-
Florida
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

The woodiawn Cemetery
ReroueA Of Bronx NsE York City
O=~s ~ Fast 2sd street. Madison square south
a. stephen Merritt the world side-knoas
only one place OF business stn-Ase Ana
fah-st largest In the world Tel is-is,a-sS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
The Stage


The Bachelors Romance" z
The Neil company In he presentation
II 'arhu BACHELORS Romance lant
uiFht al che seattle thrttof. made Tor
nsrlf hu admfrer 90 almost every "ne
present f he Nef. mot already one
rhr piaf. uMGhtfui liullr love Hik-N
hfmmlua utrf4Ntth sweet pathna ~
)cIfau humut vaa detmeatod iu "A nat
'urai aftIatiL manner g. an unusual dc
essy. @
The matinee rirl would havv hard
time EueaaiHE what 1amea SCH laaha
Hkr 90 real Dc. fum HeviHg BIN In
arhe Hueht ilf NamauCs. fat a. wac
ever amt always David she uhi deaf
uf bachelor iu love 30 deep that
there Was ustet any huptn 81 hla set
TINS out uut he had h.NN a hauks
worm 30 hong that ho hs4forsuttou
haN. aud tt taak a deal uf cnachiuE
10 brine him around property
Katherine Gilman haH eaad leaks. %
btrn with 90 ia the raie ef sylvia.
the old bachelors tranbisHome ward.
one could not blame him ar anyone
elao from faiiiuk ia love with hor
The plrre b. flu of Eood character
work A.a the seRll company pat into
thu pFsG8 iion a" that there was pou-
aihle 60 b. pot into Il.
John W burton handled the char
aeterlatie part II old Martin leaEs
like Martin himself mlEht have done
a. while LILLIAN Andrews ild the Miss
citmvutinc stunt with ViEur EdYth
chapmsu appeared as haFidn sister.
the woman 81 thr satid and her work.
ikr that 20 uoart6 iiiaamHueat, az the
uaur. hut ambitious modern literary
man. was pleasing \ sheldnu Lewis
acts the part - acraid HOLMES.
uaVid's maynard brother Robert Mnf
fia that ~ Harold Reynolds. an the
star q the Review and hesiuald
rrayeru. character sketch a. old
MuihsrrE the hnphwurm Miss Edith
Campbell appears as the aacletF Etfi
srhe Bachelors Romance sili Dc
reps .ted tonight Tomorrow night the
hiil via b. fhe LutirfY q Love
while "s Gsutirman u Francs" wili
be revived fst saturday maiIuee and
cFrulHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

J. Matthews. claiming to represent
J. Pierpaut Morgan and thereby
managing % pass of $50 worth Of
checks which couldn't Be Caahed ct
the Occidental hotel. VIII have a
hearing before Jua,lce Cam. NoYom-
Der II. 81 - a. in. Me. Murznn's
Hphony" representative - nov in the
county jail unable 10 produces his
bond.
On motion % the prosecuting at
tOruey'a office. Justice Cam this
morning dismissed the charge 81
emhHzzicment preferred against
Richard Cameron BY Hugo Felix. on
the ground the complaining witness
was attempting 20 secure the set
tlemeut OF a civil action through
the criminal court.
The hearing Of tfestsr FInieay,
charged with an attempt 70 kin !. r
TauEhenhaugh, was this morning
continued BY Justice Cam until oe-
tober e. TauRheubaugh is not yet
abie 10 move about.
Tho contract for the new federal
building having been awarded o.
McRrnth & Duhmenl. the department
has requested Postmaster Stewart 20
call IN All plans and specification
y VS. ~ WIN HAMAAAAAtNaA 70 NAAAfHH AAA
tending 10 make the contract.
Yesterday tho Stokes Ice Cream
company applied ~ the building In
spector for permission 70 erect one.
story Ice cream factory with a base
meut. % cost $4,000. and IT, location
70 be i5ii-f7 Eighth avenue.
other building permits issued by the
Inspector yesterday were The follow
fnr Mrs. A. s. stockman. 20 erect
al tlsG Fourteenth avenue. n stone fiai
building. coating 81 80 n T. BbdwiR
To erect az uG3 South John street. a
two=atary frame reHldencs o0stiua
q so II. y. Thomas 20 erect At 90
Twelfth avenue. a one-story cottage
costing fi,a0.
gkaFway liner Humboldt sails To-
night with a Light passenger Lat and a
fair cargo
The local Maritime Exchange re-.
rejvsd a telegram THIS mornlns from
81 Michael stating that the n. A. r
A. r. camunny's Nome ilnsv Roanoke
had smiled from S. Michael October
n for this port. and thai the Alaska
Commercial campnuVs Nome liner
Portland arrived az that port tha FOL
lowing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
DUSKY BELLE
IN TROUBLE

Mary Butler. n duHky belle II tho
restricted district, was arrested this
afternoon By city Detective Adams
on a charge % larceny from She rer-
son. The woman II an inmate 81
the big Paris" a hrothel chiefly
tenantad BY colored women.
Knute Olsson, the complaining
witness against the woman, says
that while IN hor room last night
the woman took n $50 gold piece
from his pocket He did not dis
ecver his loss until after he had left
the place. Until this afternoon he
did nf report Il to the police. 8
complaint against the woman viii
b flied IN Justice Cams court this
afternoon.
The case f. one Of the fsw that
have occurred IN the restricted dis
tricf sor some time. Robberies we're
r rrneriy u nightly occurrence IN the
district. but have lately almost COM
pleteiy ceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

quarter make "a combination that L
hard 10 beat, Htraues II playing I'D
game of his life rlt2 year hia atTy
fault being bluWueHH at starting.
When he once gets under way u
usually takes the biggest part % the
oppuSDg team 20 stop him. The line.
with ruaaihly one exception, h fully
as strong AZ last year. Another pleas
INK featsre iu the uumborepf husky
subs w~o will be on the Vide lines
next Aatar lay Lac. year when a
man was injured thSfe was no one
90 take bits place. but now there are
any amount OF men who are 10 near-
~ fitted for places on the EAtsa'i y
team that the coach has had much
difficulty in choosing them. Tnmor-
raw az uuun the students viii hold "A
biE football rally IN Denny hall
President Kane and prominent stu
dents viii address them and a grand
ruiuvens,ion az university spirit r.
expected The Whitman team viii
arrive on tho o'clock train tnmor-
row afternoon and will be welcomed
by big delegation 81 students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

The residents q the Green Lake dis
trlct are having no cad u trouble on
account q the total lack u police pro-
lection The petty crimes u various
gan9s of haodiums are calling LOUDLY
far police assistance, ana ~ the eit1
daas NOT appear disposed o. offer npy
help in the matter. the residents have
taken II upon themselves % stand thss
expense % Is police service. The young
criminals are iu numerous ways max
iu~ the lives - eitiaenH uf the awc-
tian constant WurrY az o. what the
next acts ~ violence viii he. Several
burgiAYiea have been committed Naiuz
able articles and money having ben
carried ct by she young deapeFa S4Nfs
Public and private buildings have
been dcfaced. and attempts have been
made Go ere several smaller buildings
bat despite complaints there has been
pothiuE done % star the work Or %
tun DOVE the perpetrators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
PAY FOR THEIR
OWN PROTECTION
GREEN LAkERs oLAMoR FOR ORE POLICE AND WILL HtRI
SPECIAL PATRoLmeN ON THEIR OWN RESPONSIBILITY

The residents are noN paying Tor the
hire 81 men 20 protect themselves ana
their property.
An application was made "a the
mayer Cor the appointment n three
special policemen e. serve withaBt pay
nom the eIt1. and T. g. kidd " n
Fletcher and q NJ Alien were appoint
81 O. on the Positions
The faiiowiuE d the communication
u protest received bY the Mayer.
To tha Mayer and city Council
Y,ho citlaens ~ the yicinity % orucn
Lake station ar0 being peatered By q
gang of young s.pdlHmas Thez have
broken iata two atarVa robbed or
charts. atalen fruit from STORES. de-
atrnyed siEua and 1thar property de-
faced pabiic buildings and are fast
working into crime We have 40 pa-
Ice protection
rhis Wa followed by a request that
the above named meu DO appointed
~ special poiiee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

HiilY Van. Who Il the star With hsv-
erlY'p MaalasioH Minatrota. announced
Tor tha Seattle theater sunday Man-
day aud Tuesday and SUNDAY matinns.
has Tor years been fkure a. cau'
spiouauH Ga American mluHtfctaY aH
Nat Goodwin Ia comedy of Francis
Wilson In connie opera. and his ~
maFkahie success as the star - THIS
famous organization this season u
conclusive evidence that Be Htlil has a
nsn hoid On tho affections % thase
~ho enjoy mirth and mimilfr A. a
uauatBKiat hla humof ia contagious
ard thasa Nha have aosn aim. need
not be reminded - she fact that he h
a shoN In himarif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
THEIR HOPES
ARE HIGH
'@SRslrv oRolRoN KNIeHTs BELIEVE THEY WILL TRoUncE
TIE WHITMAN coLLEokas

@
A. the time approaches FOR the hlg
game with Whitman. next Saturday
1T Athletle park. the students az us
university grow more aud moru eos-~
udeut OF victory
IN fact IL IL difdeult for anyone
Who secs them practice daily upon
the field 10 believe that there ia any
team iu the uarthwuat that can atrs
ths PUSHES or the backnrid CuA0
Knight has been putting them
through the hardest practice Of 10
season this week
The oregon game last Saturday
enabled him "a get a line on the
weak 3Pnts. and az result he has
aeeeu making the ears 81 those W no
made miHplaya burn wath criticism
and inHtllled more ~tetian and spirit
in the rsat at the team than has been
thought possible
The Washington hachueld Il tAs
strongest and fastest ever seen -
the University % WaahinRtSn for
years. Lantz at full. strauss and
McEimun A. half and Spirde3 at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
"A, the Old cro.s Reads

AT the old Cross Reads 0sH mads
a decided hlt al the rhird Avenue the
alter this week and IL playing 10 larEs
and enthusiastic Audiences. II viii -
seen al the Third Avanus Tor tha re-
maindar 81 the week. iHgiuaink tbs
Saturday matinee.
The pFusiuctien - ~rsuuessea'H Part
naFt' came q Seattle feu ssaHanr
ago IL cams aa q stranger ard made
an unmintnkahia biz Il wtli agaiu
~ presented az the THIRD Avenue tho.
alter uext waek. opening With q sun'
aay matinee. and the east vii b.
beaded b. Eatha Williams and James
II. BfpphY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
HE|NzE WON

% the Amaikamnted Copper company.
20 paying dividends 70 that cancsru.
The belief prevails that an effort
wlil hs made "a secure an Injunction
90 restrain Heiuna from working the
HsalE mine The AmatKamated
Copper officials threaten to close
down al their propeetica pending q
final settlement OF the litigation. n
a receiver Is appointed far the Hoa-
ton, Montana mine. the question viii
not be unlike tbs Northern secur-
tiles merger case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
OPTIMIS

SAN FRANCISCO. oct = At
the National Bankers convention to
day bankers from various states.
when called on 90 give reports as to
the condition u finances 81 their
respective states. we're practically
unanimous IN the statement that the
prosperity af the country f. eaiab-
lished ana viii continue 80 for Hag-
eral yesrA