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New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

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NJ ,ysPAcIFIC MAILS


Malls or Hawaii Japan. China and specially aIresseI
rsstter Philippine Islands via san fneeo clss
barr eIsIy q $50 p TO January t2a Inclusive
fr dfspatcn per g. g Gaetfe -
Mails for Australia (except West Australia which i5
SaT,v.r5ed Ma Europel New Zealanc Fiji. samoa and
tTssvsit via san Erancses close here daily at $50
afts January IS and 70 January I2i inclusive. tor
5sSSstcb rer Ventura or the Cunard steamer carry
rsrlttsh mall for NeU-Zealand not
t, ~ eennect this dispatch extra natlsclostnS
uie y. ssT ~ m $50 a $50 sundays $50
=, n a m and ESQ p. u--wil be made up and
,, f- me Philippine Islands. san Francisco close
rare daily ESQ y m up 70 January f-' tAelsNe' 4or
.5fsDsfcl per- L. $. Transport
Nfsus FOR Australia texcept West AustFala which goes
- T1rope New-Zealand, which goes via san
Fra-clscoi. and FIJI Islands via vancouver and Vic
toria r. c. here daily at $50 .. m after Jaau-
any i24 and up 70 January I"l inclusive -oF u'spsoH
per 5. Nowera ,,,...-,- r-,,-
via san Francisco. close here daily at $50 p m Up TO
January fSf. irclustve for dispatch per . . Kong
Kong NarL 49,. So -. z.st. =.
0.sg ~ m up February - inclusive. for dispatch
sfss FOR Tahiti and Narquesas Islands via san Frsr-
cS~o close here daily $50 TO February tA4
fDclusfve fer dispatch s. Mar!p05a. -.
rpussrlfc rails forwarded 20 port or saiuns dsy
and the schesu.a of cosing Is arangsd on ae pfSp<
tion their uninterrupted overland trans- tf0esis-
. tsred mail closes at m previous Gay
roseofsce. New-york. N T. January 10 iSA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
JOHN MoRRIssEY GRAY SHOCKS EN-.
He Refuses Silver Set from Constituents in
With Assembly District, Brooklyn.

John Morrissey Gray, Democratic leader of the
With Assembly District in Brooklyn, has shocked
and grieved his admiring constituents by refus-
ing to accept a silver set costing $1,000 Accord
ing rumor, committee will wait on him
and ask him the following questions:
Are you the stage?''
Didn't it cost enough?"
Are you crazy?'
"Or what?"
John Morrissey Gray, like John Boyle O'Reilly,
prides himself on having a that is smooth
stroking the back of a cat He is great friend
of Boss Mclaughlin. and comes from a district
where there about three Democrats to every
Republican, and where politicians thick as
blackberries in Sullivan County. Mr.. Gray's
friends once bet $4,000 with Councilman MeGarry
that Gray would be elected County Register He
lost il by few measly votes, the winner being
James r. Howe. To take away the sting of de-
feat Mr.. Gray made the leader of the With
District He doing we'll as leader until he
refused the silver service. 1t is against the un-
written law in Kings for a Democratic dis
trict leader refuse to accept silver ser
vices or anything else that comes along Boss
McI.aughIin's family established the precedent
several years ago when a member of 1t received
$500 900 worth OF gifts IN the face of this prece-
dent John Morrissey Gray has refused to accept
silver service with his monogram cut in. Moth
ing else will be talked about in the old Tenth
Ward until the committee waits on Mr.. Gray and
gets an answer to its list of questions.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
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the named above
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Hawaii end Philippines without extra sxpsnse BOZ
foreign postage. -.
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the IloVrfug rat
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Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will "a By any
country abroad and address changed often
desired Subscriptions MAJ be given 70 regular
dealer leaving. II convenient. hand
in at THE TRIBUNE Office
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND sATU1

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For New England. to-day and Saturday fresh west
winds.
For Eastern Eastern Pennsyly ania and New
1re Fair TODAY Saturday partly coudy: light to fresh
west winds
Eer the District of Columbia and Delaware fair to-day
SATURDAY, Increasing cloudness ran by night light var
ahie W lnds. becoming fresh southeast.
For western New-Yor, and colder to day Satur-
da, snnvv. fresh northwest winds, becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day except snow
along the lake. Saturday. rain; fresh northwest
winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
is the best. grocers know It. insist on having
Burnett's It IS your food. Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1903-01-23
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

rprrAv-4f 10 m for Mexico. per 8. 8 santiago, VIA
Trrsro1ico Email must directed per 8 SanLaso =
~ 10 m (supplsnlentary n) feF 5aroados triIsn
-h s,S Frencl1 Guiana. per Bratsosrg; AT i m
Cienfuegns. at 12-aO D. m Sup
1fer7eDfarzv for St InoIna5 81 CroL1. lse-
Islands, British. Dutch and French
TfniIsd mast be directed per Fontaoelle'); a.
n m for Barbados and Northern Brazil. per > 3 Hd-
bert via Para Maranham and Ceara- -,
ssTT-PTCaY-At m. for Bermuda per = . Pretoria;
Sis San Juanl Curacao and Venezuela (except Vene-
TeIs posi- Tnalsl. per $ s FnitaaepnLSs sIa
San Juan and (nail for Savanihs and Garta-
rnust be directed 3 PhtlaSeiphfa y at
q "a for Mayaguez per 5 = Pathfinder (nah for
otSSr narts Of Rico must be directed per s. =
patbsrfsrS'}: al $50 supplementary 1879 m)
1o- Fortune Island. Jamaica. SavaDta and Cartagena
Aene Cn1af Costa Rica must be directed per
= Slsna'O; at $50 a Complementary 1890 ui)
for Hayt santa Marta, per s = Adlr2ndack:
AZ 10 a m for Cuba per Nero Castle. via Ha-
esrn1a;ds AZ IL 80 .. Cuba. per $. curtyba.
Via Havana; II 30 for Bahamas per steamer
from Miami. Florida
Mails FOR Newfoundland, by to North sydney and
Tbepca bv steamer this Office daily $50 p NJ
I.o,1sctfng close here Monday. Wsdn esday and
saturIay) for Niquelon BY rail 70 Boston. ana
thence bv close at this once daily az
Male s1r Cuba. BY Tampa. Fla and themes
nv steamer close this Office daily. except Thursday
m connecting closes made Mon
CIV overland unless specially addressed for dspatch
Nv steamer this Office daily except Sunday at
N an5 80 m. Sundays loO p. and
sTaTs forC, Belize. CJrteZ.
nv this Office daily except
s-Ir,4av al II p and I'll 30 D m. sundays az
4fO0 D N. and T11:SO p n lconnsctins closes here
Sioays at I'll 80 p. for Belize Puerto Cortsz and
ettsr mail for Guatemala and Tuesdays AZ III 80
FOR Costa Rca). Registered mail closes az 500 p m
previous day.
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Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21

"A shaman must never cut his hair, and bis locks frequently smeared with pine rosin, which dries very soon, make a sharp little noise when shaken, like strings of wooden bobins.
 "A chaste life is required from sha- man only whilst he is actually at work on some miracle, but still the ascetic shamans are held in greater respect, as the powers of the shaman entirely de- bends on his self-control and abstl- hence. The Indians believe that the spirits do not like self indulgent sha- mans and shun them, whereas if sha- man is truly ascetic in his life, they will follow him, even without any ln- vacations on his part.
 "Armed with all the objects ot his sacred calling and perfectly self-con,, trolled, the shaman becomes a great power indeed, so great as to be able to oppose and counteract the evil dolngs of the black sorcerer."
Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21
NOTICE.

Tn the United States Commissioners Court for the District of Alaska Division Mo- l at Douglas, In Probate.
 In the matter of the estate of Charles Lasko deceased.
 The final account of the administrator. of the estate of Charles Lasl<o, deceased, having urday, the Fist day of March, 1903, be and the same is hereby fixed as the time of hearing objections to said account, and for settling 1t is further ordered that notice of said settlement be given by publication of the same in the Douglas Island News, for four
 G. NJ. IRWIN, U. S. Commissioner and ex-ofticio Probate Date of first publication Jan. 21, 1903.
 Date of last publication Feb. II, 1903.
Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the U. S. Commissioners Court, for the
 District of Alaska, Division No. l. at Doug In the matter of the Estate of Victor Krook,
 deceased.
 The undersigned, Frank Bach, having been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Victor Krook, deceased, notice is hereby given by him to the creditors of, and all per; sons having claims against the said deeeased within sixty days after the first publication of this notice, to me at my store and place of business in the town of Douglas, District of Alaska. FRANK BACH, Administrator of the Estate of Victor Krook Dated this S1st day of December, 1902.
 First publication Dec. Sl, 1902.
Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21
Summons.
IN THE U. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT DOUGLAS ISLAND, ALASKA. Beni. Curtaz & Son, a corporation,
 Plaintiffs,
E. E. Bertram,

E. E. Bertram,
 To the United States Marshal of the Dis trict of Alaska, or any Deputy
 In the name of the United States of Ameri- ca, we command you to summon E. E. Der tram to appear before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace in Douglas Island pre- cinct, in said District; on the 18th day of Feb ruary, 1903, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the morning of said day at my office in Douglas City, in said Precinct, to answer the com plaint of Benj. Curtaz & Son, corporation, said complaint being upon claim for the title and possession of a certain piano, made by Benj. Curtaz s Son, and numbered 1OIl1. Date of order of publication, January 1Sth 1903.
 Time of publication ordered, six weeks.
 The defendant is required to answer the complaint on or before February 2S, 1903.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of Jan nary. 1903. G. NJ. IRWIN,
 U. s. Commissioner and eX-officio [sEALl Justice of the Peace.
 1st Jan 14
Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21

The properties of BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT possess a range of usefulness greater than any other rem edy. A day seldom passes in every household, especially where there are children, that it is not needed. Price, 25 and 50 cents, at J. Heubner's Drug Store.
Douglas Island news., 1903-01-21

Many bright and happy household has been thrown into sadness and sor- row because of the death of loved one from neglected cold. BAIL LARD's HOREHOUND SYRUP is the great cure for coughs, colds and all pulmonary ailments. Price, 25 and 50 cents at J. Heubner's Drug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
JUDGE GRosscUP GIVES WARN.
ING AGAINST ENFORCEMENT
OF TRUSTS.
Traces Sinister Meaning in Enormous
Increase in Deposits in SAY.
ings Banks.
ings anks,

Dixon H.. AQg. t5.-=lu3se Peter S.
Grosscup, Of the United States Circuit
Court, IL an address here before the
Lutheran Assembly. expressed his be-
lief that in the supervision Of mono
polies by the government lies the only
hope fer the PerpetHatian of the
American nation, and sounded warn.
ing against the manipulation of Sc
curities in the interest ct uuscl uplous
promotfs and spectators. In tho
fact that within tbc last Ten years
the deposits in savings banks have
increased from 500 900 0oo to $40,
0oo,o00,0oo a sinister rather than a
sanguine meaning was traced, the
judge declaring thai under normal con
ditions this vast amount would have
been invested by tho labCrin2 classes
but that it was lying idle because
polite swindlers and high up rascals
were able to subyert The laws and give
to stocks value that they do not
really possess"
I'VE can never go back to the days
of our boyhood,' said the speaker,
but we can go back to the days when
the man with $106 did not have to
hoard it or entrust it to his neighbor
for safe keeping but could put it into
industries. sure that it would return
with earnings.
What should be done? Change the
laws so that no set of men can Or
ganize a corporation except on strict
legal basis Then put it under such
supervision as the national banks are
subject to, and believe that, little by
little, this immense boarding in the
savings of $4,000, 100000 will be
trickling into ownership again
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
NEW MILEAGE TICKETS.
May Disrupt the Western Passenger
Association.

Chicago Ill, Aug. 15-A feud that
may lead to the dissolution OF the
Western Passenger Association may
be precipitated when the strained re-
lations between factions in the or
ganizatiOn are stretched still further
by the sale of the new interchangea-
BILE mileage tickets that four or five
lines have agreed to adopt November
| was the date set for the first sale of
the passenger agents of the roads in
terested and a fight was at once pre-
dicted between the companies max
ing the change and those adhering to
the present form of mileage book.
The new ticket, which will be sold
for $50. with a rebate of $3.50, will
not be used by the Rock Island, Santa
Fe, Alton, Missouri Pacific and WA
lash roads. The six roads, it is ru-
mored, will stand solid, and as the
Rock Island refuses to become mem
ber in the association until it is re-
organized the ultimate result Of the
mileage ticket dissension may be the
formation of a new central commits.
sion Other roads, it is said, will De
forced to withdraw from the associa-
ion in order to protect themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
Zeb Ward Gets Contract.

The board of public affairs has let
the contract for the purchase Of 54S,-
500 vitrified paving brick, to be used
in paying West Sixth avenue from
Main street, one mile west. Work OF
oyecavating that street has already be-
gun. The contract was awarded TO
Mr. Ward of Little Rock, who will fur
nish the brick at $14.60 per thousand,
He will deliver the brick to the ave-
nue where the work is being done,
The amount of the purchase was Ss,-
600. Mr.. Ward also has the contract
70 do the paving work on that thor
oughfarc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
TAFTS AEALTA,
May Compel Him to Leave Manila as
Philippine Governor,

Washington Aug. We're vii
liam TAFT governor =rhe Philip
pines. To become secretary Of war.
he would hold the position in Prpsi-
dent Roosevelt's cabinet which his
father, Alonzo Taft, occupied for three
months i'll the cabinet Of General
Grant
Governcr Taft is saia to have con
siderable sentiment concerning his
father : connection With public affairs
and many of his friends believe the
desire 10 succeed TO the place his
father once held may have much in
fluence with him III case he has an
opportunity to become one of Presi-
dent Roosevclt's advisers.
In his present position Governor
,ft receives 100000 a year. He is
not wealthy and many of his friends
believe he will not feel that he can
give UP his present position to accept
place IN the caDlnct at Sdcrl1lc or
$12 200 a year.
Still. Governor Taft's health is not
good in Manila and he is know to
prefer life in the United States He
is stout, weighing more than 800
pounds, and the warm climate of the
Philippines is especially try to him on
this account.
AlOnZo Taft, the father of the Phil
ippine governor, was appointed Secre
tary Of War in President Grants cabi
net in March, 1876 Three months
later he was appointed Attorney Gen
eral a position he held until the end
| Of President Grants term. After he
| left the cabinet he was defeated fol
| Senator and Governor in Ohio. He
was named minister to Austria in 1882
and two years later was transferred
| to st. Petersburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
Pope Secreted Money.

Rome, Aug. 15.-While making an
inve,,4crv of the effects of the late
Pope Leo XIII, in the apartments which
he occupied 100000 lire ($1,4oo,'
ooO> was found secreted in a bookcase
together with several parcels con-
tanning shares of stock of various KINDS
and hank rotts. The exact amount
cannot be aseertained. 1t is under
stood that Pope Leo had set THIS
roc,ov aside for use in case of emer-
Gency
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
City Wins important Case.

The city of Pine Bluff has won an
important case in the Jeffehson chan
Gerry court Some weeks ago the city
council increased the money lenders
license from $12 to $50 per annum by
ordinance. The moneylenders joined
hands and in a body filed papers in
the chancery court praying that the
city be restrained from collecting the
licenses. City Attorney w. F. Cole
man filed a demurrer to their COM
plaint and the case was recently ar
gued by the opposing attorneys. Chan
cellor Elliott sustained the demurrer
and threw the case out of court for
want of equity. The license will be
collected Immediately by the city
treasurer. Attorneys S, M. Taylor
and W, D. Jones represented the plain
tiffs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
BATTLESHlP STILL SETTLING.
Wrecking Tug Goes to the Aid of the
Massachusetts.

Bar Harbor, Me, Aug 15.-The
United States battleship Massachu-
setts. which was seriously damaged by
striking Egg Rock Wednesday, con
tinucs to settle, but the officers say
the change is 50 slight as 10 give no
grounds for fears that the ship VIII
fill with water and sink
Sailing orders are expected, with
the probable destination the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Captain Eaton said his
ship will be able 20 proceed under
her own steam when orders are re-
ceived.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
Glenn Goes to NatcheZ.

Manager AL Haupt has at last sue
ceeded in persuading Eddie Glenn to
ioin his Natchez forces and Friday
night the former Memphis shortstop
left with Haupt to join the team Satur-
day Charley Frank was given nice
sum of coin for the release of Glenn
and allowed to hold slight string to
him at that. Much persuasion was
required to get Glenn in notion 10
go with the Cotton States team, but
he finally agreed to do his best with
Haupt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
MOB DEALS DEATH TO BLACK
AND WHITE BRUTES
ALIKE.
lmpIicate Each Other IN Criminal AS
sauit o6 Widow at HartsfieId.
G G9orgia.
3orgfa

augusta, Ga. Aug. ia white man
named Thompson and a negro know.
as King Wrightman We're lynched dur
ing the afternoon at Hartsfeld, Ga,
for All assault committed on white
woman.
As soon as the assault was reported
a posse was Instantly organized and
the hunt for the two made. Wright
man fled and had been in hiding in the
swamps Of Dougherty and ColQutt
counties Thompson had remained
quietly a home, and it is said had
made no attempt to escape.
When the mob had secured Wright
man yesterday afternoon they went
Immediately to Thompson's house,
where they found him, and taking him
With the negro. carried him to the
outskirts of Hartsfeld and hanged
them both to nearby tree.
Both men went to the home of Mrs.
Mathis who is a widow, last Saturday
night and called her to her door. The
negro and Thompson seized her and
dragged her out into the yard. where
they assaulted her. Mrs. Mathis recog-
nized both of the men, and as soon
as assistance reached her told her
story.
Thompson stated that it was the
negro who had committed the assault
and the posse started in pursuit OF the
negro who, when captured, implicated
Thompson.
The mob, to make sure of Mrs. Math'
is assailant, hanged both of the men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
Entertained at Euchre.

On last Thursday evening, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bland entertained com
plimentary to Misses Antoinette Folz
and Hattie Simon. both of Memphis.
Euchre was the chief amusement par
ticipated in. Miss Antoinette FolZ
was awarded the lady's prize, a hand
some silver hat pin. and Mr.. Bland
the gentlemans. which was silver
hat brush. Refreshments were served
during the evening when Mrs. Bland
assisted by Miss Matte Cross proved
quite a success as hostess. Those
present were Misses Antoinette Folz,
Sadie and Fay Eilbott, Matte Cross,
Hattie Simon, Emma and Eunice Hell
lar. Messrs. George King, Frank
Davis, Abe Levy, Woodson Posse, -
Worthan, Gerson Moore, Garland Eli
bott, - Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16

ing this city. Last night they were
all reported well,
Mrs. Murray was in destitute cir
ounlstances and had no means TO pro-
vide for herself and a 3-year-oId son
Sherman. When she applied tor as
sistar.oe at Little Rock the authorl-
tie; bought her ticket and put her
on !hc train for St. Louis.
Her husband on whose daily labor
she and her young son We're dependent
for d livelihood. died in February in
logging camp near Greenyille.= La.
At the suggestion of Engineer
Green, who piloted the train, the twins
were given the names Green" and
Austin, after the engineer and con
ductor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-16
FILE ANSWE
L. A. Samuels Denies Allegations Of
His ther.

l.. A. Samuels and wife Rosa Sam
uels have filed their answers in the
case of A. Samuels against l.. A.
Samuels and others asking for a (i:s-
olution of the business now being con
Quoted under the name of r. Samue1s
In his answer l.. A. Samuels, the
son, alleges that his father was never
partner in the business and it was
never agreed that he should receive
profits. He states that the business
belongs to his wife, Rosa Samuels, and
that her money was deposited in the
bank at Little Rock
Mrs. Rosa Samuels also files an an
swer stating that she oWnes and con
trolls the entire business and that A.
Samuels had never put a dollar into
the business.