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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22

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purben Der Obhut bes 8unbes=M ars
f9als iiberseben.
Dterauf pertagte Der Mihter Die
SiBung Bis I'm 2 nbr Na9mittaas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-22

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bahn=@eieni6aft auf $10.0 600 @rfaB
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
my LADY MOLLY
Daly's Theatre.

An operetta called Ny Lady Molly written ~
G. H Jessop. with a score by Sydney Jones' com
poser Of san Toy and The Geisha' was SHOWN
last night at Days Theatre, with MSS -
rilley in the title part and. Sidney Deane' fAcii"i
Carroll and Miss Adele Richie in otner Par -
inheritance. The piece invites little description anu
merits little enthusiasm 1t IS IN plan an ou 1"0-'
toned romantic operetta. in contrast TO the ieoi'
musical farces which have been imported Iloii
London. The music IS pretty and meiouIo15
throughout, but seldom compeiiingy tune1u.' an"
the book quite lacking in humor or lhVeH'loh'
Miss Trlley who. disguised IN the siken oreeeileS
Of a man OF Bath. goes to seek her lover N lover
dale Castle In good eighteenth century iasAoi' was
hardly in her elernent-which may DC taken !"
mean that the breeches were not or suHlclefIJ
modern cut without great violation OF the lI'e-i-
ton She interpoIated "Agy'' in the second act
and was herself for the time. and the AUDIENCE
greeted her return with delight and sppreclauNe
applause. Bur for the most part II WAS MISS
Hitchie on whom fell most OF the burden OF ere
a.inz an operetta atmosphere That fact should De
SIGNIFICANT OF the result Two or MISS Rltchie
SONGS however. were very dainty and tuneful- In
one IT them she told how she had been naughty
all her life. but had decided 10 reform Mr. Carroil
rlayed the part Andrew Mack recently attempted
before his return 10 the straight" drama There
seems TO be no good reason TO question Mr.. Mack
wisdom III going back TO his old ways, TIE piece
was charmingy mounted and costumed, and, as
before noted, Miss Tiey sings "Algy" in the sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
" JOHN DOE" LABOR CASE.
Il CONSPIRACY CHARGE.
Rumor Says assistant District At
torney Is after EN- pLoyers.

assistant District Attorney Rand yesterday
laid information before Magistrate Ommen. in
the Ionbs police court, in John Doe proceed
ihss to be begun next Friday against certain
members OF the Stonecutters' Union. charging
conspiracy. Two summonses were issued. and
1t was said that by Friday sixteen witnesses
would be under subpoena
Since the disposition OF the sam" Parks case.
Mr. Rand has been occupying himself with labor
cases. 1t was rumored around the Criminal
Courts Building that result of his investi-
cations certain employers would find themselves
in the tolls. and that arrests among them might
be looked for.
In a general way # was said that Mr. Rand's
Investigations had led him to believe that there
had existed in this city a conspiracy between
employers and some labor unions to restrict
competition.
Mr.. Rand said nothing would be given out
until the case was placed before the court
Inc question OF the agreement between the
Employing Stonecutters' Association and the
Journeymen Stonecutters' Union first came up
when strike was ordered against a contractor
who had left the association because he did
not like the rules II was then learned that the
union and the employers had an agreement by
which the members of the association would
employ only members OF the union and the
members or the union undertook TO work only
Ior members of the association This held good
within radius OF twenty-five miles of New
York. termed the blue circle" outside of which
no work for New-York contracts could be done.
IL was charged that I'D per cent from every
contract was deducted and divided between the
association and the union. The officers of the
union and the employers denied at the time
that they sought or had any monopoly of the
trade, though it was admitted that there was
blue circle" The president of the association
ADMITTED THAI 10 per cent was deducted from
the minimum price Of every contract, but said
that 1t went into the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
rRANsPACTFIC MArIa

China and Japan Wa seattle. here daily al s70 - u
- 70 January -. inclusive. Tor dispatch per a a
SLindRO M.Tu
D m Up 10 January IL. Inclusive dispatch pss
AG:tsat le%1ept vest, and New csl--op,s
at $50 p. 70 January o. inclusive Cor Sisuare5
YIswaii Japan China Pbnlpplns Islands via a.
francisco close here daily AZ $50 D m to Ja1us<x
TO. Inclusive. for dispatch Per Coptlc.
New ZealaoL Au@.stii@ teAtP- WeStl. New Caledonia
Fiji samoa and Hawaii. san Francisco cIoS. 80
da.Iv $50 p, NJ Up 70 January T1S -.
Dispatch per $ = sonoma or the Cunard stsarnsr
arrive in connect with this dispateb - -
nsails-cl0sEg at 5 80 $50 m and 6.s1 ~
ADD a. m. and $50
he made up and forwarded until the arrival ~ sha
crisa ana Japan. Vancouver and Victoria n =, ,
here daily ESQ ? up 10 January fI9 fnc,,xtrs
for dispatch per Empress Of Japan (SerrSs@s..
FOR L. : Postal Agsncy al Shanghai cannot be for-
Hawaii rspan. China Phiippins Islands ". Ia,
Francisco close here daily $50 ID 20 Ja,ua-y
for dispatch s. America Ma 80
Philippine Islands, vie San Francisco here aaIv ne
ESQ p 70 January ~. inclusive. Dispatch Der
z. 8. transport -
Tahiti and 3larqucsas Islands via san Franrszco .,o.
daily at $50 p Up 70 February f6 fnctlsive
fer dispatch per 8. e. AIariposa-
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed. West Australia "A
Forwarded VIA eu-cpe and Ne-zealand ard Philippines
specially addressed via Canada via Europe must
be fully prepaid at the s0reiEn Hawaii 10 for
warccd wa san Francisco exclusively.
IIansTactnc nails are forwarded 20 or
ton OF their uninterrupted overland transt fPsxs-
tered mail closes az 6 p previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. PostnastsA
<A<ta1ace Nav York y. u December 81. 1QoA "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
DIETRICH'S CASE POSTPONED.
The Government Bringing an Important
Witness from Washington.

Omaha. Jan. 5--The session to-day OF the United
States Circuit Court. before which Is being tried
the case OF Senator Dietrich. indicted for alleged
violation OF the law In connection with the lease
Of a building to the government, lasted only
hour. Court adjourned to permit the government
to present a witness coming from Washington
District Attorney Summers read telegram from
Attorney General Knox saying that important
witness had lett Washington and would De here
Thursday. General Gown. counsel for the de-
fence said that Senator Dietrich was ready Ior
trial. ana, being United States Senator. felt him
self entitled little delay a possible. The
court, however sustained the District Attorney and
continued the case until January :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
IRISH PLAY AT THE NETWORK.
CkaunceY Olcott.

Record is made OF Tho ausDicious remittance
mere a. NF. Chauncey OIcot,. the popular Irish
comedian. who appeared last night the New
AcrK Theatre. in Z play. entitled ''Tcrance,' .
mace by Mrs z. y. Morgan. the basis OF q
novel by Mrs. +. 81 Crozer. The move, portrGys
scenes OF contemporary Irish life, in several towns
OF ireland. including the romantic capital. Ter
ahee' imDersonated BY Mr. Olcott. is the driver Of
siago-coach. plying between Beiybay ard Shule.
ana ne becomes involved Ia adventures that i'm
p!.c2ie persons o. quality well peasants.
-1F- CIeutts performance had attributes OF humor.
sentiment. v!vacIty, and sturdy character and
ils several songs added the charm OF melody TO
H-a sterling worth OF earnest endeavor. Mr..
Augustus P.tou directing the production, has pro-
Nloed Eooo scenery for the piece and the story
WIN practical success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
WILL NOT GUST TENANTS.
Brooklyn Court to Refuse Warrants
TIL Heather MOdcrateS.

Judge Van Wart. IN the Second District Munici-
pei Court yesterday refused to grant any dis
possess warrants. He said that more would be
issued until the present cold spell had passed
Superintendent Wise. Of the Department OF Public
Buildings, declined to Dust the tenants OF the
property at Nos 40 and Il Dufleld-st which has
been bought for a public bath site The contractor
who must forfeit s25 for every day over hun
dre1 days from January J that IL takes him to
COnElete the bath. asked NJ. Wise have the
houses turned over to him at once. The latter
however, said that. II the contract
broken he would not GUST the tenants during the
cold weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
BELDEN LEFT S7,OOO,0
Uido0c Receired S1,OO0,OO0 and
Local Institutions 1925 900.
[RY TELEenArH 10 - rrInrxr.l

Lb4 IELE'TEAFH 10 TIE TEIBTNE.I
Syracuse, Jan. 5-Ihe will Of ex-Congressunan
James J. Beden. whose funeral took place here
yesterday. made public to-day. The valuation
placed the estate IS S700OO3o Local institutions
receive requests Of S325O09. as follows: SYRIA
cuse University. AoG00of Syracuse College Of
Medicine. Syracuse Home. Women's and Children :
Hospital. st. JOsephs Hospital, $4,000 each; Hos
pital Of the Good Sbepheyd. $4,000. and three
orphan asylums s. 600 each
To Mrs Belden the widow. Is given 1900 600
$4,000 each. their children 5000 TO $4,000 each In
trust, to run ten and all share in the surplus
at that time Bequests OF 5000 each made to
personal friends and servants To Frederick ".
Barker an executor OF the will. $4,000 "a left and
To Interstate Commerce Commissioner Martin y.
Knapp, the other executor. is given $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
asbestos Curtains Tested at BeIdscO's
and Weber & Fields.

test made Of the asbestos curtain at
Belasco's Theatre yesterday. and also at Weber
& FieIdss Music Hall In both fires were
built beneath. and the curtain lowered into
the blaze and then a blowpipe applied TO the
curtain for the space Of some moments. IN neither
did the curtain show the slightest signs Of ig
hitting or crUmb-lng, but wiJhstood the ATTACKS OF
the IRE.
z. II. Sothern viii make a spring and summer
tour OF the West IN The Proud Prince" when his
present season ends. finishing the tour IN Califor-
MIA. Last year for the first time IN a decade Mr..
Sothern played this section, with great success
The Proud Prince will be seen for a week In
Harlem. beginning next Monday.
Miss Alice Fischer. who opened the West End
Theatre with Mrs. Jack" viii appear there In
whats the Matter with Susan" the 18th OF this
month. that being the first day or the ne" mum
agement Of the house
Nelson Roberts having leased the Auditorium. ct
Seyenth-aye and One undred-and- twenty ifth-st
"a Percy G. Williams, who already controls the
1rpheura, the Gotham and the Novelty in Brook
1vn and the Circle, in New-York is preparing 10
break ground for another theatre. which MIL be
completed by next November. Contracts have ell
cd, been signed but Mr. Roberts viii not diyulge
the location for the present lie intends NAV tiie
new house shall surpass the Auditorium MI; VIII
intends the Auditorium on mover !liles
and he has cabled his agents in Europe 70 engage
new acts. ore Of the features undeF liie ny ma
agemeut Will be the ballet 'StreDor, winch Nj
Roberts arranged for before he leased the mouse 10
Mr. Williams. The ballet will be put on hete ~ fQ
II IS taken to ST. Louis for the exposition, alter
many delays caused by the strikes, the AuGloI
viii be opened TO the public some tlme pe'"HcH
March 10 and April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

Eor the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
eTTIa1Ser1enes have been made keep DAILY
SSSabA1 I[IBlNE on file in the reading OF
LnNDoN-HoteI Victoria Savoy Hotel The IAnshsm
hotel Carlton Hotel. Carriages Hotel. Hotel Met
NorIolk7sL EmbaEkmenJ: Queens HOtsl. Cppas
ENGL41-D -AdeIphi Hotel Liverpool Midland Hotel
11dI.caeSters Queens Hotel. Leeds. Midland
BRADFORD Hotel Wellington. Turnbrdgs Wells:
Slllidnd Hotel. Norecambe; Midland Hotel.
1Hst5y; Holer's Hotel. shanklin Hotel. rsls OF
sCoTI4ND-st Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hotel
,,3RSyr; station Hotel, Dunfries.
lBRALTAR-HoteI Cecil
PAI{SIIs-I1otel Chatham. Hotel de dAIoion
GTsnd hotel &c TAathense. Hotel de Ia Grands
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotsi Metropolis.
Rome: Grand Hotel Venice: Palace Hotel. Milan:
Eden Palace Genoa: Grand Hotel. Rome; Grand
IioIeI 0uir1nal Rome: Hotel ROYAL DAnisi-
Venice. Grand Hotel. Venice. Hotel a Vile.
1ian; CAP Martin Hotel Mentona; Grand HotsL
PALERMO. Sicily; Hotel de Lourdes. Genoa; Hotel
Sc "a Vile. Florence; Hotel de PHermitags. Monte
ARE. Monaco; Hotel Royal. Rome; Kraft's Grams
11ots.' Nice; Hotel Cosmopolitan, Nice; SAVIOR
rosei' t+eEoa; Grand Hotel. Savoy Hotel. Florence
t5aotst sauna, Cannes. Hotel Beau Site, Cannes
10y tioteL San Reno. Hotel Royal. San Reno.
gov &c Ia tirande Bretagne, Nice; Hotel Bristol
11Saples Hote! savoy. Rossanigo. Naples; Grand
,Il1Iei v Gloria, Sorrento Blv OF Naples
f 6T-1t5I !. lie Grand Hotel. Brussels
GERMAN -Nassauer- Hotel
StSas,ns Hotel Munich: Hotel Strauss. Nuremberg;
I1tgI Hei,eVue. Dresden; Neueiens Hotel, Atx-la~-
s.-ltlLdLpeIe Hotel Harms Cologne
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERL.AND-HoteI Bristol. w
Bauer Lac. Zurich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExczPv

CURA-vIa Port Tampa Florida closes this Ofnes
daily sxCeUt THURSDAY. 1888 a (ths Connecting
malls close Mondays. Wednesdays and sarur-
daysl.
MEXICO CITYCverand. unless specially addressed Tor
dispatch b. closes at tis oics daily. sxcsps
SUNDAY az 80 D m. aad I1:3o , Sundays LOO
o. m ana II 80 a.
NF-V-FOJ-N DIANI.-Hy rail North Sydney. and
thence BY steamer. this daily AZ s.so
. m connecting mails close here every MoadAy.
Wednesday and SATURDAY
JAMAICA BY rail Philadelphia and by steam
er closes o.nce 1880 ,. every Sunday.
BY Boston. and thence BY steamer. closes
This office AZ o. Friday.
NIOI-EION--B Boston by steansr-
closes at this office daily at $50 D m
EISIoI[Fy pl EHIU COTTEZ AND GCATEMALA-Ry
ra ~ New Orleans, and thence steamer closes Al
tins olrcs daily except Sunday. at f1:50 D. m ana
4Ii,SG m sundays ~ 20 III 30 D. "a.
{ccnnectug mail Hoses here Mondays III o.
COSTA RICA-By rail 20 New Orleans and themes by
sfsanrer closes at Office daily except Sunday al
$50 % n and 711,3O .. sundays at NJ 90 3. "a
til connecting man closes here Tuesdays
flId0 p nj
BATf ASAS tex ept Parcsls-post Mas)-By rsfl 70 NJ
ami Fla. thence by steamer closes tai 80 p
sve-v Tuesday and Saturday ""
fEsegistered Mail closes 600 previous DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
Postonce Notice.

tShould be read DAILY BY interested, xas
naay occur at any
mans ending 1904 will
SsS promptly In all cases) st the General Postoce
LIINS dt-eia-F1st Mails close hour earlier than
crossing time shown below. PaTces-pOst Ger
many St2se at p Monday per 5. 9. kronprnz VIII
LeLll. ana tflaay. = 8. Pennsylvania
feusr an1 Supplementary mails close Foreign
80 t 1o@ later tcau closing time shown below
ma SupPerne7tsrv Malls FOR Europe and Central Amer
ic VIA Colon close hour later Foreign Staon)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

By decision Just rendered by the Scotch courts
OF law Mr.. Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn. who
acted o. Standard Bearer for Scotland the
onat!on OF King Edward VII. Is deprived OF tho
right of styling himself any longer Hereditary
Standard Bearer of Scotland the decree In Ques
ton annulling the verdict of the sO-called Court
Of Claims. which declared that Henry Scrymgeour
Wedderburn had established prima facie claim
to represent the Scrymgeour family. The rival
claimant the Earl OF Lauderdale, contested this
decision of the Court OF Claims. and carried the
matter 10 the Court of Sessions in Scotland. the
president Of which. Lord KyIachy allowed to Mr.
Scryrngeour Wedderburn O certain time in which
to prove himself heir male of the Earl of Dundee
who died in 1865 This he has failed 10 do. and
Judgment has accordingly been given against him.
The honor of Hereditary Royal Standard Bearer
of Scotland was conferred in 1000 by King James
VI ,nor Sir James Scrymgeour. OF Dudhope. King
Charles I created the Scrymgeour Of Dudhope of
his day Viscount Dudhope. while in 1861 John WIS.,
co,,nt Dudhope was made Earl OF Dundee by King
Charles IL This Lord Dundee died in f66S without
issue and the family representation passed to John
Scrvugeour OF kirkton who was descended from
common ancestor.
R,,t the Duke OF Lauderdale, Lord Duudee's
death represented TO the Crown that the male line
of the Scrymgeours OF Dudhope had become ex-
tinct and secured from King Charles II grant
OF the office Of Royal Standard Bearer in favor of
his nephew. Charles Maitland of Hatton. from
1vhor the present Earl OF Lauderdale is descended.
Parliament ratified this grant, and the
strength Of this an Earl of Lauderdale carried the
royal standard at the coronation of George ". al
though the latter subsequently, recognized Henry
scryneeour as Hereditary Royal Standard Bearer
OF Scotland
The flaw in the title OF the Earls OF Lauderdale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06
wooDHousE ESTATE NEARLY s8ooaooo

The estate OF Lorenzo c. WoodhoUse is shown by
the appraisal to consist OF personal property in this
State valued S2S245l3 81. The deductions amount
to 1886 cS leaving net personal estate OF S2s49
ii7 g.. Mr.. WooGaOusa left real estate IN this
state The chief beueiCidriCs under VIII are
the widow Mrs. Emma .. Woodhouse who gets
81 OI0.O0G brother and nephew, and the grand
daughter OF the testator, Olga Roosevelt, who
ceiyes 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

Highest temperature yesterday II degrees lowest D
average a. average corresponding year
average corresponding twenty-five years 81
Local forecast-FRir and warmer to-day and Thursday
light 10 southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

uC Queenstown
FlSIHA4--At : a for France. Switzerland, Italy
SPAN Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece. British
anu Lorenzo Marquee. per s La Champagns via
Hayre tnal for other parts Europe must Be dirsce
per ;. la Champas ne' >
SAL Z tDAN-At a. n. for Europe. per s. 8 81 Louis
VIA Plymouth and Che-bOurg mail Ireland must Be
directed per s. L0uis'O; $50 a m Tor Europe
per = Irernta. VITA Queenstown: at $40 a N. for
Begtd11 direct, per Vaderand (Iaau must b.
directed Per Va1erand'D.
After the closing OF the supplementary transatIantis
mails named above additional supplementary mail.
opened On The piers Of the American. English French
and German steamers AMI remain open until within
ten minutes OF the OF sailing OF steamer