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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

BININGER-Entsred into rest on saturday December "a
1905 Byron BiHngeT son Of the late JEssPh ana
from his late residence No GIG Belsroys Drive
waiting Arlington sati@n on the arrival ITis
ment Arlington Cemetery
BLEECKER-A, Pompton. y. J., December 2s catharins
Bleeeker dsushter OK me s's AnISny w S
december 81 at ? O'Clock p m Carriages viii meet
Hnent al GTeen7ToOd. Friday. January l
BoARD-At Chester. n. Y. Monday. December Is.
Of Phsscians and surgeons New YORK Funeral from
his home. Thursday. December 81. 1903 at l'So p m
neas I.ssas S e G s Dc G. E2ss
Road FlatLush. Brooklyn Funeral private
GRAN her residence IN Summit \ J.; Dsos9es5
years. Funeral private.
HoYT-At Ks.onah \ Y - on Tuesday : y, Dsesmsss e.
his late residence Friday. January l.
1894. at II a. m.
dence. scarborolhon HUDSON. Caroline. wife OF Ben
Vedhesaay December so, Intermsnt WOodlsva. al
cnyenience OF the family.
PoDt WoFGsstsF Mass On 4 M0ntsy December =
II Pond. in the Sd year OF her age Funeral services
O'Clock p n. resideaes q H. E. sPFasGs Iase---
O'Clock H.
RUGoLEs-on sundry peesmser p. d.. a D; RuxEIe..
esed 50 eAEa Relatives and friends a. INVITED g
10 o'clock Interment private
1903 Abraham Han Ryan the e5th year Of his age
Funeral notice hereafter
TATHAM-At Philadelphia. December 81 1908 George
North latham. IT.. OF Catharine Louise
latham a
residence. No. lila Spruce-st. Philadelphia
Wednesday SOth inst. II o'clock Internent
private.
VAN DUZER-At Neweurs. on Dscenber y. selah Reeve
Van DuEer In the slst OF his
vices his late residence "Wednesday 3osh in
start. ~ M Carriages viii meet arrival CT leS1
West Shore train from 42t-st. Sew-York Internent
private a Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn II Is Re-
guested that aowers be sent
VIIAsOn Tuesday. December 1905. his residence
No 295 ontario-st. Chicago. H. pneumonia. Royal
Cooper Villas. formerly a resident OF Nsw-Yora CIV
and Yelksrz. In ths e2d year g his aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
TITLED CINDERELLA.
Romantic Career of the Neso Tice-
refine of australia.

LADY Northcote. who IS now on her way out to
she sntipodss with her husband Lord Northco+e
.he new Governor General OF Australia. can boast
of a sinEuarly romantic career. In TIE various
..peeraEes" and standard works OF reference the
name OF her family viii be locked for in vain
She Is everywhere described merely as Alice
adopted daughter OF the Canadian Lord Mount
Stephen" aa5 no other information IS vouchsafad
concerning her parentage. This is due 10 the fact
that her childhood, spent IN Canada, was very far
from happy She was the Cinderella IN 4 clergy
mans family, the divine IN question and his wife
hail;ng from Vermont, where their daughter Alice
was born.
IL some way the late Lady Nount-Stephen be-
came acquainted with the girl. took fancy to her
and. finding out that her life not precisely rose
eolored sno that she was or less the SQUIRE
6ouleur" Of her family. she induced her to spend
more or less time with Lord Mount-Stephen and
herself Alce's parents raised objections 10 this
declaring that It resulted In her homework being
let unoons, whereDpon Lady Mount-Stephen
started by providing a servant 10 take the girls
place Il The clergyman's family, and ultimately
made an arrangement with him TO adopt the girl
altogether on the understanding that his wife and
The remainder OF the family renowned all further
connection an6 relationship with her
i IS believed that the terms made were OF 4
ITaEo-al Character At any rate il resulted in the
severance OF al Alice's ties with her family and
her regular adoption by Lord and the late Lady
Mount-sIephen. who settled a large fortune upon
her when she married Lord Northcote. She is a
very good looking, immensely generous and uni
versally popular woman. and to-day finds herself
virtually vice-e!ne OF the great continent OF Aus
tralia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. Dec 29.--Au that remains Of the Lake
Superior disturbance Monday night is irregular
moderate depression the lower lakes and west
Ontario has, however caused general SHOWS in the
lake region, upper Ohio Valley. the north portion Of
the Middle Atlantic States and NewEngIand States.
Elsewhere throughout the country the weather has
been generally with high pressure. Temperatures
have risen degrees in the Atlantic States and
lower lake region fallen 10 26 degrees in
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and the
Northwest except Montana Over these districts they
are to degrees below the seasonal average In the
extreme West they have changed but LttIs-
There will Wednesday in the lower lake re-
ston New England. interior Eew-York and the north
portion Of the Michigan Peninsula Snow is probable
Thursday and the greater portion of the
lake region. There viii also be rain in the
North Pacific States, Elsewhere the weather Will be
generally fair Wednesday and Thursday. II Will be
colder Wednesday the upper Ohio Valley, lower
lake region Middle Atlantic States and
in the Northwest and the upper Mississippi! Valley.
1t will be warmer Thursday in the lake region, the
Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic States, on the
w-EngIand Coast the winds Will be variable be-
coming west the Middle Atlantic Coast,
fresh northwest; the South Atlantic Coast
fresh and mostly the Gulf Coast light and
variable and on Lake Michigan fresh north to
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
viii have able winds becoming westerly, with gem
orally weather to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
A C. VANDERBILT MAY BE COLONEL
Newport Hears He Is Favored for comman-
der of the Artillery Company.
[Br rELEGRAPH TO TEE rRrsuNn.J

By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Newport Dec. 29.-Should he desire. Alfred @.
Vanderbilt become colonel OF the Newport Ar
tiIlery Company. OF the oldest active military
organizations in the United States. Its charter
granted by King George in T7E- The CON-
mander. Colonel John D. Richardson. viii retire IN
April. after a service Of twenty-five years. and Il
IS said that Mr.. Vanderbilt IS talked OF his sue
CeSSOr.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has always taken a great interest
In the company, and II Is thought that he win
cept the honor, il would take little or his time
He has the question under consideration Former
commanders OF the company include Colonel Add
Thomas and Colonel John Hare Powell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
RECEPTION FOR IRISH POET.

A reception was given yesterday for William
Butler Yeats the Irish poet at the New-York Press
Club President ". J. Arkell of the club intro
duced Mr.. Yeats and he made short address.
luncheon and songs n Gaelic followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

proposes largely TO increase them and that he VIII
not tolerate any reduction Of the enormous &C.
eiesiasucai budget or administrative reforms have
sent Gown spanish government funds with a run
and convinced the manufactures the Industrial
the mercantile and financial clements in Spain that
1t Is hopeless to look for the redemption of the
country as long as the present dynasty remains on
the throne.
MARQUIsE DE FoNrENoY.
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THE CzAR's VISIT TO ITALY.
Report That Russian Emperor VIII Make
Trip to Rome in the Spring.

Rome, Dec. 29.-It Is asserted that Prince
Ourousof. the new Ambassador from Russia
to Italy, in presenting his credentials TO King
Victor Emmanuel announced that 1t was the
intention OF the Gar TO visit Italv next spring
in return for the italian monarchs visit to
Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
DR.. AUGUSTUS o. RueeLEs.

DR. Augustus D. Ruggles, who died Sunday.
will be buried to-day, the funeral services being held
at his home, No. $50 West Fifty-slxth-st. The
burial viii be private. Dr. Ruggles was graduated
from the University Of Pennsylvania. in 1862. and
was a member OF the Eew-York Physicians Nu-
tual Aid Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Should be DAILY By al interested. as changes
may at any tius)
Foreign mails for the ending 1904 will
close promptly in AL General Postolce
follows: Parcels Mails earlier
closing time shown below. Parcels Mails for
close at m Monday. per 5. 5. Main
Regular and Supplementary Mails close at Foreign Sta
ton half hour later than closing time SHOWN below Tex
cept that Supplementary Mails Europe and Central
America via Colon Gloss hour later at Foreign Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
JEROME SYKES.

Chicago Dec. Zs.-Jerorne sykes who had been
playing the leading part IN THE Billionare" died
from pneumonia tonight at the Stratford Hotel.
after an illness OF four days. Mr.. Sykes contracted
pneumonia while thinIy clad during amateur
theatrical performance at q dinner which he gave
for the members OF @The BIl!ionaire' company on
christmas Eve The funeral arrangements have
rot vet been made but the body viii probably be
taken 10 New York for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest i6
average a. average for corresponding date last year.
average corresponding date last twenty-five years.
Local forecast-Partiy cloudy to-day variable winds.
westerly and fFssh Thursday fair. with rising
temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Jerome Sykes had been identified for many years
with pronainent musical comedy productions. with
the Rostonians with Foxy CUTLER" and for the
last two seasons with THE Millionaire" He was
a man Of large physical proportions that contrib
uted 10 the JUNCTION Of his low comedy vein Of
huInor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
NJ. RoUvIER TO RESIGN.

Paris Dec. 30.-"Gn Bias" announces that NJ.
Rouvier will shortly resign the portfolio of Min
lister of Finance in the Combes Cabinet, to re-
sumo the presidency of the Bank Of Commerce
and Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
w. D. BISHOP. ST. IL.

Bridgeport. Conn. Dec civilian D. Bishop
ST.. chairman Of the board Of directors Of the New
York New-Haveu and Hartford Railroad is in a
critical condition his home here. suffering from
rnIahln
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roREcAsr ZOE ro.pAY AID rHuRspAY.

For Eastern New-Yorls, partly cloudy to-day; snow
IN the interior. portion; variable winds.
becoming west fresh Thursday fair. with rising
temperature
For Delaware and New-Je-sey. fair; colder to-day;
fresh northwest Thursday fair with rising
peratuTe.
For Pennsylvania fair in south. clearing in
north portion to-day colder variable winds becoming
west and fresh Thursday fair. with rising tempera
ture.
For the District OF Columbia, fair: colder to-day.
Thursday fair rising temperature Fresh north
west winds to-day.
For w-EngIand. snow to-day. Thursday fair; vari-
able winds becoming and fresh.
For Western Pennsylvania fair in south, snow in
north portion to-day: Thursday fair. with
ing temperature: winds becoming variable
For Western New-fork. snow and colder to-day
Thursday snow, with rising temperature; fresh west
winds becoming variable
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAX-At 7>S0 a h for Netherlands direct, pes
s Rotterdam tmail must be directed per s. a Rot
terdam J q supplementary II - D
FOR Europe. 5. Cedric. Queenstown Cnnai for
France Switzerland, Italy. SPAIN Portugal. Turkey.
EgyDt. Greece. British India and Lorenzo Marques must
De directed per 5. ). Cedrc'l
III CEtSDAI-AL a N for France. switzerland. 1ta1ys
SPAIN Portugal. Turkey Egypt Greece, British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. S. s LOuralnes Eavra
tna for other parts OF Europe be directed PED
8. La TOurainsr).
FRIDAY-At $50 ,. FOR Islands. per 4 $,
Republic from Boston.
sATURDAY-Ag n for Europe. per philadelphia,
via Plymouth and Cherbourg tuail for Ireland musr %
directed per 5 Philadelphia'9; at $50 a m tos
Scotland direct Anchora mail directed
S. 1880 N. complementary "a
nj for Europe. per Errura. via Queenstown; ar II
a. for Denmark direct s. 5 Island (Ela1l must
be directed per s. Island
After the closing OF the Supplementary TrausatAnf7
Malls named above additional Supplementary Mails ara
opened the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers and until within Tan
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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Died.

WOODEN December .. 1903. Louisa a. Word sdes<e
daughter 81 John and ID Wood IN tns Soth
Funeral her lats residences. No. l43
East 45tn-st New-Yorx Wednesday. Decsmbsr 30
10 a m InteTmeut c0uvsnie1cs q ina ta<aile<
kindly
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
repubshed in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge
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LEMETEkAE

The Greet RinslaSa Csmsssry lssE.ss n wsr.:
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UNDERTAkERS.

Stephen Merritt Emb'Fx LIST Undertaksrs tsf-s ".
sd St Tel 1896 S3S6-13lh- Frank Z. CampbsL
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world-wids-k no-a
deEtaker only place q business Srhaye and
az; larKest IN the world Tel IA 1sth-s.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

II this diagram continuous white line shows
changes IN Pressure indicated The Tribune SELF
recording the dotted line shows the teHnpera
tpre recorded by the .1cal Weather Bureau
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the corresponding date Of
y.uf
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Special Notices.



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Burnett's Vanilla

- prre Don't let your grocer work on cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist having BurnetrA
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA YVES.
INDIES. ETC.

wEDNEsDAy-At ESQ a N. for Nswroundand. per $. -
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s. :. Fluunense. via Para. Maranham and cearz.
TdCRSDAY-At a m Cuba. s. Vigtlancfa
mail for Mexico. via PrUgresO. Campeche and Vera
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nentary 1 p. Turks Island To-
public per 3. s. Nsw-YOrk-
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FOR savaniIa 9. CrIasena must be directed per g.
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Juan - $50 a supplementary 1890 NJ
Island. Jamaica. Savanflia
per Valencia lna for Costa FSlca be directed
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g. NJ Inagua and Haiti. per FIanoria: al "a
a. for Cuba 3 Mexico, via Havana: a D. N.
Argentina Uruguay sn1 Paraguay. per > a SaIos
Prince
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Mall subscribers IN Newborn City % ne DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY VIII be charged cent eorT xxrA
postage IN addition 70 tbs rates nAEnsd aoovas
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SINGLE COPE
Domestic Rats~

BIZ EARLY MAIL TRAIN
ror all points In the StatsA N<xes
oorouEhs OF Manhattan ard Ths
Also TO hawaii and PhIllpp4ass
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC Excrpr
TRANSPACIFTC

TRANSPACIFIC
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daily, except Thursday 1880 (tha connectins
mails close here Mondays Wednesdays and satur-
MEICO CTTY-Overand. specially addressed a.,
dispatch By closes this daily sxrsoa
Sunday. az $50 aid u;3O D. n Sundays at \
?. and II so ?.
NEwFOUNDLAND-By rail- % North Sydney. and thence
by closes a. this ONCE daily az $50
DsctIrg mails close Monday, and
Saturday.
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closes at this Office at $50 ?. N every Friday.
MIQCELON-By rail Boston, thence BY steamer.
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BELIZE PUERTO COESTEZ and GCATEMALA-By rail
Sew-Orleans. and thence BY steamer. closes
office daily, except sunday II so D.
2. Sundays II p. and I'll n (c0unacIInx
mail closes here Mondays f11.30 D. M
COSTA RICA-By rail Orleans, by
closes NJ this once daily, sunday
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III 80 (eonnsetins mail closes here Tuesdays q
III 30 D -
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Fla and rhsnce BY steamer closes III so every
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points and all countries n ths CnsvsEssx
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII Be mailed AZ tas To-
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l4lceAL AaISole4Kn AocFe krt40G DI1cas = Broad
The We d avn CemetsRy
10 the most accessible censtsFy Of the nserup-
CHS BY Harlem trains trolley carrfAsa-
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
soid At sl25 Up send ter Illustrated Book
lat. or ~ request a representative siu call
OFFICE. 20 EAST zD-sr-- ~ T. CITY.
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December 2s-The Dixie League Island FOR Colon
CuIgoa, Of Spain for Colon the Petrol
from Acapulco for Panama; the New York. from
Francisco, for Panama the Hull from Annapolis
Norfolk the Mohican, from san Diego, Tor santa
Barbara; the Solace, from Honolulu. for Guam; the
Lenuidas Lambert Point. for Baltimore.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

The Little Giant Fire Extingusher Company. at
Nos. 81 aud Sc South-st. yesterday assigned for the
benefit Of creditors 10 Charles Z. Fiske. Alfred
W. Simpson is president OF the company. The
company IVES incorporated in 1856.
The Ajax Motor Vehicle COMPANY dealers in au-
tonobile runabouts and motors. at No. 22O West
Thirty-siXth-st yesterday assigned for the benefit
Of creditors 70 Charles G. Cornell The company
was incorporated in 1901 with a capital stock Of
$1,000. Morgan Robertson is president Of the COM
pany.
The schedules in tho assignment of the P. II.
Bresnan Type Founding Company, dealers in type
at No. POI TO 2d5 William-st. show: Liabilities S2-
u: nominal assets. $l5SSS0 actual assets SOs.SS5
The corporation assigned on October 20 to David J.
Wagner.
Judgment cor Sl57 was entered yesterday against
the St. John Typebar Company. in favor of Will
lam .. Wilson. an assigned claim of Winsow,
Lanier d Co. for money advanced.
Judgment for Sll413 entered yesterday
against Herbert ". Martin in favor Of Guillaume
Reusen. amount due on = note. and balance due on
a stock transaction.
A transcript Of judgment for $50 GO was filed yes
terJay AGAINST the Bugs Of Greater New-York in
favor oI Herbert ). Stoddard and others
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Election DAY. Polls oIen from a m 20 p m
Dor SHOW ~ Madison square Garden
Owe - Carnegie Hal
Pre- lecture on radla Muse1n o; Natura! History,
q
THINE .lectto1 returas Tie Tribune Building Dog
$50. !. Madison square GarceEi SEz1c C-c4e, a.
Irlftv-r.uth-st Harlem Branch once, No. - West
"a d wen. .---t. Gnc No S5S Wash
f-C.o.-s.. EI0ok- IT, evening
free .-l-..4 -s4l- u Ec~cstl1n, ? M Wac
fr.e- L-g1 S-Io.. ana
900. ats. between seventh and
Tenla -les t'-1aI1Lg L-leLal. tl--n Husartl 70
It.1alcL-T Ale11l-ce4 T Van Laers Strocl ~ lus.
nr6-y-nlrth a1c o-e-hLnc-ccth SIS b9tween second
80 Third avs. TIE CI.H Duelers. Ma3-r r. II
-soper. American Museum q Natural alsto-y, the
r.~TgfeeClle Rhine. francis l. ktsrls - Cor
-rasr CHURCH. 80 West Forty-stKfh-st. -Gar-
4.a-- anal customs ~ lEe Eludpos,' M-s Helen n
- is.r. Irsr.tr.e Hail Nc as East one hundred
rrg---s-r -e... ''Ii. h.tlt.a u tic BEEHIVE. j.
r-.u Len. So. Peters Hal IweuuctL-st, be
-rs-ar. Tetrl ans ,1rrl ave-. Joan g Arc. Pro
t-e.. = fsrt,c r-,r. University Settlement No. -
q p. .t--ar .eestiand.' william ireland; School
= HUNDRED -anc ghty- thlrc-st. between
fstrufrrrr ana CamfIeling akes- - WORDS Race
- \ Continent Edward II. HAL. Realty Han.
oF4sn ana Merriam syes. HighbTidge. The West
Tpcies." George Donaldson
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SENTENCED. SHE FAINTS
Marie Layton Recei0es Indeterm'-
nate Term. One to FIFE Years.

Sentenced to an indeterminate term of from one
to five years in the State prison for women at
Auburn Marie Layton, known when first arrested
as Mrs. Marie Layton Johnson. the defaulting sec
rotary and cashier Of the local office of the United
States Playing Card Company, of Cincinnati faint
ed in Judge Fosters part Of General Sessions yes
terday. and had be carried from the room by
court officers.
Nj. Liuberge-. Of Liuberger HershSerg. made
the plea for clerlency. Some Of the directors OF
The United States Playing Card Company he said,
formed a club which they called the Cinch Club
The object Of this club. Of which this girl was
appointed secretary to pay TO certain directors
larger dividends than those received by other d.
rectcls. who lost by the transaction. She began
unfortunate relations with officer OF the c. m
pany. and then il that she put her knowledge
into use. He in financial trouble most Of the
time. and took loans from the defendant and &C
cepted presents from her / submit that this girl
could have committed the larcenies without the
ConnivauCe of this person. When the larCenies
were discovered she freely confessed her part in
them. and gave her note for $4,000. which she in
Assistant District Attorney Sanford said: I'VE
person has nothing whatever to DO with Inc suit
Of the defendant. She alone took the money so
far as this office knows"
Mr.. Limberser here interrupted to say:
The story would have been told in police court
but you obtained indictment and precluded our
telling"
Mr. Sherman, attorney for the United States
Playing Card Company. said that the position Of
the comnany a desire that simple justice he
done This story OF a Cinch Club is absolutely
Judge Foster said that the defendant had pleaded
guilty TO two ind ctnents. and with the partcipa-
ton OF another person in them be had little to do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
MADAME
ADELINA PATTI

in her farewell tour IN this country
can keep her voice in good condition
in spite of our variable climate by the
use of Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar. This simple remedy has
been an effectual cure for hoarseness,
coughs and colds for many years, and
speakers and actors especially under
stand its value. Sold by all druggists.