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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
Nrspl1ork DAILY Uribn1tt
SUNDAY. OCTOBER q, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

F7ORFTGN.-The Austro- Russian plan OF re-
soruas in Macedonia was presented to the for,e'
practically the entire government peiIis =. -
ferred Of those nations; II is thought NhiaN - -
other roU,ers are not likely TO agree 10 the
scheme = The japanese Cablnet anu .he
elder statesmen held conference 10 discuss 81
-fa-ouis Itos compromise proposal - Sil
Henry Durand. the British Ambassaoor az Nc ci
,7-ss has been selected to succeed the iate HlI
Michael Herbert as Ambassador 1 20 'is SecTetary
Tor War was reelected TO Parliament 1or We 1
Belfast by q small majority: LORD Sla.lles' me
11ostn1aster-General. was also re-etecte9, LLl-
o-nosed for West Houshton. == Sir ChaIieS
,T 5tae eTPre1ier OF Canada, said that the
Alaskan award was due TO the pohCE Vi 'ie
Premier. Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
ponrIsTTC-Postmaster General Payne ee-
,ive-e6 Mr. Bristow's report on the p1s1Oills III
investigation to President Roosevelt MnO VIZ
make II public. with comments by himseh ~.
7Senor+s ~ extensive land frauds in the west
wee confirmed in Washington. although oIIe
details are kept secret for the preseII' ;; %
senator w A Clark Joined with others III u
Forirs- 70 buv the stock Of Mr.. McGinnls III liie
Boston and Montana Company in oIoeI 70 - go
The trouble Of the Amalgalnatea Nop Pc, lee
-,snv in Montana. == The cruiser DlAIe -
The League Island Navy Yard with four nun nun
dred marines under rush orders from me ~
T1e,,a-tr,e1t - Five workTnen were killed anu
,raT,e-al injured by falling to get out OF the va!
Of an express train on the Erie ROAD neal gu gu
-. - The conference OF Protestant Epls-
,o~sr bishous in Washington adjourned post
r,oniog action on the divorce question:
re American troops are all out OF CuDa' uIe
last reaching Portland. Ne. ySsNeIuos
ss,,r,erinterdert Robertson. Of the Elmira Re
$4,000 resigned 49, Lou Dillon broke the
worlds trotting record at Memphis YESTERDAY,
80 s,,e mile in .5Si. and taking back from
S,resceus his recently regained title OF chaih-
pion
CTTY-Stocks were dull at small maj chsIie IS. -.
= $780, 7 c,v smoke 10 = large crowd in the
r-ar3ero casino Mayor Low ana MeSsis'
55s,r,crs and rrautnann were cheered by a large
audience at Grand Central Palace - "a, ne
.oasa,,ox Of Music Brooklyn, was engaged Tor
q Martin w Litteton meeting on ThuTsoag
night At a meeting held under poliCe
eynard stockholders Of the New-Tork BullolnS-
Toar Ranking Company voted TO increase the
NO rata assessment 10 S715.eo. == District
ks-ornev Jerome refused to accept eN-Poce
(G-.o;,,' AToxr,hsr as 4 bondsman for Sam
parks - Columbia defeated Pennsylvania at
Football by the score of Il to o.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Pain and warmer. The temperature yesVerud! :
Highest 30 degrees; lowest. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

The decision of the Court of Appeals In the
Garfield is undoubtedly sound law. Any
way. 1t must prevail in this State. and 1t Is now
settled that man who visits faro bank anu
takes part in the games of chance therein is ho'
in contempt of court when he refuses to answer
questions concerning his aleatary expert
ences This decision may somewhat embarrass
District Attorney Jerome i'm his crusade against
men who manage the shrines of the goddess OF
the wheel, but he has succeeded already III
closing most Of such places in this county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
TREY NEED PROTECTTOE

There have been so many robberies OF late In
small country stations, and even in suburban
towns not far from great cities, that railway
companies, failing to obtain sufficient protection
from village constables. may be compelled 10
organize forces of their own for the safeguard
ing of their possessions
Even In the smallest hamlets however. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

BY a small reception at the West Fifty-sixsb..
house OF the brides sister. Mrs e. e. Boyntou
Mr. and Mrs Fl. de Berkeley Parsons hav, p.
turned to town for the season from Rye. where tN.
spent the summer.
C. oliver IseIin and Miss Iselin. who have 5s.-
spending a few days at Lenox have returned >,
their place the Sound near New Rochelle
Mrs. Frederick W Vanderbilt has len town n,
Ienox and Is staying az Elm Court with Mr ara
Mrs. william Douglas Sloane.
Mrs Reginald g. Vanderbilt has likewise zo,. %,
Lenox where she fs staying with her mother Ms
Frederic Nelson. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs ArsAu-
r. Kemp have arranged 20 spend next month a.
Newport. and il Is generally understood that m,
marriage Of Mrs. Kemp 70 HOLT - Hunnsxev
will take place there.
Mr. ana Mrs FREDERICK Beach. who have a-r'~ss
from abroad after spending the summer IN Europe
have taken apartments IN East Thrty-sscondi-s
for the winter.
Mr.. ant> Mrs Daniel T word~n have ar-i~er
in town for the season. from Hot Springs Va
Among the numerous weddings ec1edUIed -
the week which opens to-day "a that ~ Mss Marion
Parsons daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pa
sons. 70 Theodore Dudley Irwin which takes piaea
at St Bartholomew Church next "Wednesday
On the same day the marriage q The Hor France.
Fairfax daughter 81 the late Lord Fairfax p,
Edward Lowndes Rhett. Of thi@ city. VIII tszs
place at Northampton. the Fairfax country plaza
I'm Prince Georges County. Va
Mr. and Mrs. William Watts Sherman are book.F
sail for Europe with their daughters On ns1s
Saturday. They Will be accompanied by Dr.. Harrv
j. Knapp
Invitations have been issued for the marriage %
Miss lula Jerome Fanshawe. daughter % Mr. ara
Mrs William S. Fanshawe TO louis Lawrence
White. son Of Mrs. FoxhaH P. Keere. on sarlrssv
afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. in Trinity Chapel Ws--
Twenty hfth-st. near Broadway. After the cere-
rnony. which will be performed by the Pev. Dr.
William n. Vibbert. a reception will Be given hv
the parents Of the bride at the Hotel Nethsrlaad
where they spending The winter. Miss
Fanshawe will have her sister. Miss Lena. a.
her maid Of honor. Her bridesmaids will bs Mss
Natalie Wells. Miss Evelyn Parsons. Miss Mary
Robson Miss Elsie Rowland Miss Ed.th Car
penter Miss Emily GrUgan and Miss Isabella Fan
shave Guy Fairfax Cary will be the best man
while the ushers will be Harry T. Peters Robert
W. Goelet. Leighton Fanshawe Austen Cray. I'd
ward Marvin and J. = Morris.
Another wedding for wnch Invitations have IKE
wise been issued is the marriage % Mss Edna
Goadby Loew Howard Crosby Brokaw or
Wednesday November Il. at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Miss Natalie Wells Nis-
Isabelle Fanshawe. Miss Edith LOu1soery Mss
Eleanor Swane and Mss Harriet Daily are % ha
the bridesmaids. and Miss Marguerite Loew the
maid OF honor while the ushers will BE I Townsend
Burden r.. F.. Victor Loew IT. = I1s-ey Blair
George Adee. Andrew Sage. Jarvis Geer, Arthur
Haveneyer and Robert Wreon, while George
Brokaw will offciate as best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

transportation lines pay local taxes Are they
not. then, fairly entitled to efficient constabu-
larry watch and ward? Might they not have IN
equity some claim for damages against the
communities which fail to keep up an outlook
for lawbreakers?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

lFRoM TRIBUNE bOhEAo't oard
Washington Oct. 2i-The Presioe''' 49, 80
reception this afternoon. when ao' -.-,.,tiou
,,.,.. 90 IN. ITniversaiist general conVenuo
delegates 20 here were presented by ex-senator
washburn The President briens
delegates the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

In the award of the Nobel prizes for 1908, the
practice Of dividing at least one of these oe-
tween two men has again been followed Inc
peace prize was thus treated in 1901, and that
for chemistry i'm 1902. This time the literary
prize is divided and, by a CURIOUS coincidence
between men of the same nationaiity-lbsen ana
Bj0rnson. For the physics prize Nobels trus-
tees appear to have had no trouble in agreeing
upon a single recipient. and the world Will APP
plaud the bestowal of it Marconi 1t was
announced last autumn that for the most I'M
portant contribution to medicine Ffnsen had
been honored. Soon afterward the report proved
to be erroneous. Behrng received the prize In
1902 but the Copenhagen doctor who has i'm
proved on the old blue light treatment or as
ease now gets handsome recognition. He shares
neither glory emoluments with another'
Public curiosity about the prizes for chemistry
and the promotion of international peace is not
yet satisfied. but the suspense ought not to last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
inspiration to many OF the ablest and sanest
students of electro-chemistry.

That must have been a new kind Of black
powder which blew up freight train yester-
day on the Harlem branch of the New-Haven
road! In susceptibility to concussion and in the
violence of it's effects it bore suspicious re-
semblance to dynamite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

A certain amount of public demonstration ~
doubtless necessary before the electric mule
goes into regular service along American canals
and trials like that Troy last week are
therefore welcome. Still. cannot help won
dering why the Empire State has not witnessed
the performance earlier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
a bout People and Social incidents.

By a small reception at the West Fifty-sixth-..
house OF the brides sister. Mrs. e. Q. BoYntou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs r. de Berkeley Parsons have "a.
turned 70 town for the season from Rye where ~
spent the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

C. Oliver Iselin and Miss Iselin. who have us.-
spending a few days at Lenox. have returned -
their place on the Sound near View Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt has left town ~
renox and Is staying az Elm Court With yfr ara
Mrs william Douglas Sloane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

The marriage OF Miss Mnna Lentilhon to Mont
geometry +. Crook. which takes place on Tuesday
November TO- In Trinity Chanel. win be followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt has likewise zon. p,
Ienox where she f. staying with her mother Nrs
Frederic Nelson Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. ArfSu-
r. Kemp have arranged 20 spend next month =.
Newport and IL IL generally understood that ~.
marriage Of Mrs. Kemp 10 Hou'% - HInnsxer
will take place there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

MIR and Mrs. Lewis Iseiin booked TO sail for
Europe ON Tuesday. and viii remain abroad until
the spring They were married on October IA at
the Church OF tho Incarnation. Mrs IsslIn wa.
Miss Marie dc Neufvile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

John n. Rockefeller who purchased the club
house and grounds of the defunct Lakewood Coun-
try Club at Lakewood, Will take up his residence
there alterations now In progress at
the clubhouse completed. Meanwhile he will
stay at Lakewood with hts son-in-law. Professor
Charles a. Strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

of all the suburban resorts there IS none where
gayety IS in progress just at present than at
Morristown where entertainments Of every kind
succeed one another almost without Interruption
House parties IN progress to-day at most OF
the country places in the district. and Election
Day a hunt breakfast to be given at the Golf
Club which is to be followed by hurdle jumping
and various feats OF eQuestriapIsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Mrs. William Eustis. who is convalescent after
a severe attack Of typhoid fever Is leaving the
Morton camp. Eagle Lake. in the Adrondacks.
to stay with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p.
Morton at EIlersie. their place Rhinebeck-Or-
the-Hudson for a few weeks. her way 20 her
home in Virginia
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
THEY WILL COVER
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
territory of Central Michigan Pro.
duce CO. Will Embrace Sur.
rounding Country.
BRANCH STATIONS ESTABLISHED
IN ALL PRINCIPAL TOWNS
The st. Louis and Ithaca Produce Com
paEies Absorbed by the Alma
Company.

The Central Michigan Produce Com
pany Is preparing to extend the bushes.
OF the company so that nearly the entire
territory in the central part of Michigan
VIII be covered. Branch stations Will
be established in Mt. Pleasant, Shep.
herd, 81. Louis, Ithaca, Howard City,
Edmore and several other towns, for the
purpose OF buying the produce that will
oe secured at those places. Each of
these stations will be in charge of a com.
petent produce buyer. All of this pro.
duce will be shipped TO Alma and placed
in the cold storage plant and then re-.
shipped from here. The company has
purchased the j. j. Noyes 81 90. produce
business, of st. Louis, and also the busi.
ness formerly conducted by F.W. Brown
In Ithaca.
In addition to the general produce
business, the Alma creamery Will pass
into the hands of the company on March
LIST, and for the purpose of securing
better results the hand separator system
Will be substituted in the place of the
present system, as soon as possible.
The vacant room in the Mills building.
hrst door west of the American express
Office, has been leased by the company
Tor temporary office use.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
ST. LOUIS WIPED OFF THE MAP.
our Little Suburban Neighbor has Dis
appeared from the l.. Ms. Latest
Issue.

A travelling man dropped into The
hecord office che day this week aud
asked Us If we knew where ST. Louis.
Michigan, was located. He stated that
he had In his possession the latest man
OF the Pere Marquette railroad system.
covering Michigan and Canada. and he
failed to find such place on it, although
he had been told that it was the only
railroad entering that city. but in ad
dltion there was bus line running
from Alma for the convenience of the
travelling public. Further, he said that
suchsplaces as Hemlock, Eaton, Weld.
man, Remus and Mecosta were on the
map, and he was of the opinion that
St. Louis must be fully as large as either
OF the towns mentioned. We furnished
him the necessary information and he
took Howland's bus line for our neigh
boring city still wondering why the Pere
Marquette railroad officials had 40
sighted the place he wished co visit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
THE PIONEERS ARE GOING.

Another of Gratiots pioneers ha,
answered the last roll call. This time
1t is Henry Stitt, of Fultoo, who died
very suddenly Oh Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Stitt was in his usual health the
morning that he died and had made
preparations to go to Maple Rapids. He
ate his breakfast as usual, but COM
menced to feel bad thereafter, when he
arose from the table, went to the sitting
room, and lying down, expired in a few
moments. The deceased came 20 Ora.
tot county about 1860. He was super.
visor of his township for a number of
years and for fifteen years was direc.
tor of Clinton 81 Gratiot Mutual Fire
Insurance Go. He was noted for his
sterling integrity and good citizenship
truly a good man has gone. He was
member OF the Masonic order OF long
and the funeral was conducted
under Masonic honors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
ANNUAL TELEPHONE MEETING.
The Independents will Meet and Discuss
Matters at Lansing.

The annual meeting OF the Michigan
Independent Telephone association will
be held in Lansing on Thursday of mex
week, with headquarters at the Hudson
House. The following is the program 4:
lO:30 a. m, Presidents address; IL.
Indiana Independent Situation" by
Thos. Bromley, Muncie Ind; II 80.
"Clearing House." by h. +. johnson.
Saginaw, Mich. Discussion by f. 3.
Fisher, of Grand Rapids, J. II. Fildew.
OF Alma, Mich 80 p IN Might Rate
aud Three Minute Service" by @. e.
Tarte, Grand Rapids; Discussion by
ii. II. Robinson, Cleveland, Ohio; 2.
Necessity of Independent Telephone
Connection 10 Detroit Business Men.
by Stanley Parkhill Owosso. Mich
Discussion by r. B. Mcpherson. Howell
Mich; $3.50, "The Toledo Exchange -
by IL E Adams. Toledo, Ohio 3. ."Rural
Telephone Connections, by W.O.Hunt.
Adrian, Mich. Discussion by II A
Douglass, Jackson, Mich; 3 80 Election
IF Officers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
WILL ENLARGE HIS BUSINESS.

DR.. w. Kelly has leased the rooms
adjoining his dental parlors in the new
opera house block and will connect them
with bis present quarters for the pur.
pose OF accommodating his steadily in
creasing patronage. In addition DIR.
Kelly will add two more dental chairs
and employ an assistant. An arohway
will be cut in the partition between the
rooms and all will be furnished in as
neat and comfoytable manner as DOS.
sible. ready 20 occupy about April Let.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20
How to Get Rid OF = Cold

Shall / ever be rid of this cold?"
lnisa IS the daily question OF a man
racked by cough that seems to tear
MS lungs. let him cheer up and take
Aliens Lung Baisam. This remedy not
merely overcomes ofGinas'y coughs and
colus, however obstinate, but II is rec
ommended even in the first st. ,ges of
consumption.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-20

Baby sleeps and grows while nam
ma rests If Rocky Mountain Tea is
given. It's the greatest baby medi.
cine ever offered loving mothers. 35
cents. Divins & Rhodes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-09
$3.50 per Sonns g~eliefert.

Undergraduate beebren iib hermit
fnno 81 geben, oaB fie ,2ptle"=
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mdbreno Der lebten finf Sabre aus-
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oieie8 Wrennmaterial fir biQiger
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&Dble.
&c. 6. Calhoun. 1926 Norb : gberrp-
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.merces5tr.; S. s. 2ubmis. 21O Sotpa-
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8 enth<Street.
8eftellunsen meroen prompt aus
eefiibrt.
Garr Mppb & Goal 60.
9elepbon 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-09

uerrineeru piroen, uno baB metm
oie1e @eiebeebung es I6lieBliG bas
BIN brdbte, baB es 5ilber ais @elo
aufgeben miiBte, es 9estpuneert 1etn
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tbefen aussuiteaen, I'm bas @olb GIT
erlangen, nit Dem es feline inldnoi=
iben @eidafte erlebieett f6nnte.
Die mericaniiben Staatsmdnter
uno 8eamten iinb niel better in
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cos anaunebmen iheint. Sc
lit mabri@einlib, oaB Werico bel Der
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tbeile, bic aus Der &reislhpa1fung
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treiben, bdtten in benz 8eitreben Der
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tie INNER neue 8Dlfer beranlaiien,
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len. Sc tam uns nun oarauf an,
ben 2eiern cine 9ariteaung Der
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Ser ct. 9onis nno Nem gorf 81
mitch Der ganoalia Yeumiblba=
llia Short Qire

Son jebt ab miro Der st. Souls
uno Stem Sort 2imiteo Der Bennipls
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Short Sine.
@eaen ndbeler @inselbeiten mems
bet Sud- an S. Sc. Gbesbrougb,
MiIiftentz@ General : 8afiagier agent,
ct. 2ouis, Wto.
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i'm Observation-Disclosures cine giu
eingebra6t peroen miro, Die cine
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1id eepeigert, bofir Ibbitte au lei
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aus, rbie 6Dae atn 6iD @ranbeA
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fiibrten iie auf Die merifanilbe Seite.
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betreten mollte. padte iie Der Bars
feeper uno ibob tie aiemlib unianft
CUR Tbiir binaus. Sic begann nun
gu ibimpfen uno gu Huhen, murauf
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1on. Carrie Station orobte, pies
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fDnrte fie nod i6lebter oapons
f0mmen.
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