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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29
MRS. ALICE RICHMOND PETERS.

Mrs. Alice Richmond Peters widow of the Rev
Thomas Mcclure Peters who was rector Of St
Michaers Protestant Episcopal Church, In this city
died Yesterday at her horne. No. 264 West Ninety
fourth-st. She was seventy-six years old Her
funeral will take place at St MichaeIs. Ninety
uinth-st. and Amsterdau1-ave.. al 1870 a. m to-
morrow. Mrs. Peters was the mother of the Rev.
Dr John p Peters the present rector of St.
MichaeTs. who succeeded his father IN that churen
THE Rev Thomas Mcclure Peters died in 1898.
Since then Mrs. Peters had lived with her son,
Thomas Mcclure Peters, and her daughters the
Misses Lucretia, Julia and Elizabeth Peters.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Annual meeting American Mathematical Society.
Columbia University.
Rand Transit Commission meeting P
1anraauy General Committee meeting, evening
Greater Nevy-York Democracy meeting, No l155 Broad
way, evening.
Address by Charles Towne before the Peoples Insti-
tute No 31s East Fffteeuth-st-. $3.50 ?.
Review Of the 18Th Regiment By Controller Grout erory
Prlaklyr. evening.
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Should be rad DAILY ~ interested. As cAaax~s
al
Foreign mails for the ending December 81 1904
VIII close promptly all the General Postof1cs
r0oWs Parcets-HOst Mails close
closing time shown below Parce!sPost Mails for Ger
nanv close .. December "a g
and December 30 8 Patricia
A.
ton corner Of West ard Morton srrsessl half later
than closing below
Mails FOR Europe and Central America. VIA CoIan Gloss
enc hour later at Foreign stacioll
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BARGE SHOOTS NIAGARA FALLS.

Buffalo. Dec. IA barge stranded on reef IN
tie upper part Of Magyar River was freed by the
high water The barge swept down the river
and plunged over the American falls The upper
ENDS u the r.lrce Sister Islands at Niagara Falls
WpFe submerged. Nc was allowed 20 cross the
ht-oges. il feared they would - swept away.
ne dock Of tne Maid Of the Mist Is under three
s-et Of TateE.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

TECRSDAY C2s)-At a n FOR Francs. SwftzerIand-
Italy spain, Portugal Turkey, Egyp5. Greece
ish India. s La Savols. Via Havre
other parts OF Europe must De directed Per 5. La
Savlie'J
SATURDAY C31)-At a. n fo- Europe per : 8 ST
Louis Via Plymouth and Cherbourg tna FOR Liverpool.
Scotland and Ireland De directed per 81
LoCts'pi at $50 a Europe. per Czupanis.
via Queenstown and Liverpool: $40 m for Bel
GUM direct Naterant tu1sI must % it-ected
Yer s. NadS-ald''} y, a. $50 a. f0r Scotland a.
rect per 3 Ethiopia tEaN be directed per
Ethlopla'); &C $3.50 a. FOR Italy direct per q
Cttta di Tortno oman be drsctsd PER Cits
d fsriro''1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

Highest temperature yesterday ~ degrees; lowest.
year 90 average for corresponding dafe last twenty
I'VE years 81 ,.-tz..-
fair: saturday, warmer, diminishing west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29
HIRAM r. ROMEYN.

Hiram R Romeyu. who died at his home. No 80
East Sixty-s!xth-st., on Monday, was well known
retired tea merchant Of this city. He was seventy
six years old. Mr. Roneyn was patron OF music
and tenor singer as well. His widow and a
SON Charles W. Romeyn, architect, of this
CITY. survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Cast for "You Never Can Tell" Com
pleted

When Arnold Daily produces G. Bernard Shaw's
farce You Never Can Tell for the first time in
America. at the Garrick Theatre a week from next
Mouday the cast which Will share whatever fate
the fantas site play may meet will be as follows:
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TENANT, DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

jamestown. n. Y. Dec. 2.-wnls H. Tenant,
of Mayville. has accepted the appointment of
Deputy under Attorney General-Elect Meyer, ar
a salary. OF $4,000 year. His work win be in the
Court OF Claims and will pertain largely 10 claims
growing out OF the canal work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLER G. Erwin, Hartford. FIFTH
NUEGovernor Qdel! Albany I 1l2E IN
Senator Bracket, Saratoga; ex-Goyernor BLACK,
Troy; Senator Ma!by, Ogdensburg. n Y. W
RAY HILL-H @. Munger, Herklmer. W Al
DoRF-ASTORIA-Mart MaIouey, Philadelphia
william GammeI Providence.
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STORM DELAYED HIGGINS.

Buffalo Dec. 2S.-Governor-elect Higgins passed
through Buffalo tonight his way from clean to
Albany His train was delayed several hours by
the storm and arrived just in time with
the Albany train. He expects 10 arrive there to-
.llorrow morning about O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29
INCORPORATED.

Albany Dec 28.-The Dodge & Olcott Company
Of New-York was incorporated to-day with 100000
capital. 10 manufacture and sell drugs, etc. The
directors are George W. OIcOtt and Francis Il.
Sloan. of Brooklyn. and Francis E Dodge, Of New
Xor
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STATE OFFICIALS DAUGHTER ELoPEs.
Colorado Girls Parents Approved the Match
She Wanted Romance.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSEl
Denver Col, Dec 2S-Miss Isabel NJ. Cowie
daughter Of the Secretary OF State, to-day sur
urised her parents by telephonins to them from
Boulder that she was the wife Of Edwin F. Red
ding a young architect of Boulder The parents
approved the match, but the girl decided TO elope
and be married, for romantic reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

BAKER-DI CEsNOLA-On "Wednesday. December IS.
16U4 the residence OF the sroous aunt Mrs. Met
80 TlsL-SL-, NeW-EOTk, BY the
Father Thomas T. MurpLy. Guy Ellis baker, son
Colonel Benjamin !. Baker. OF BaIzJon, Saratoga
County y l.. Louise Irene Palma d. Cesno4l.
daughter OF the late Count Louis Palma di Cssnoe OK
New-IOrk-
Observation-Disclosures December IS. 1904. at St.
Church. Brooklyn. beatrice TALBOT. daughter o.
Isabella TaibOt-PeJersOn the late Peter Talbot
Peterson. Ing and u Fre-er.c6 Iomlilscn
Brakeman. OF New-fOrk City
WIIL4EI -NACSENZIE-Ou December Is 1904 ths
residence q brides sister. Mrs JOnn Field 5tOlg
the l. o. Williams Lillian May.
daughter u Mrs Marion Mackenzie 10 Edward Bovine
Miets, IT.
WIISON-KIDDER-On Tuesday December q. the
Church CT EiCIy Communion, South Orange, N J..
By The hev Lewis Galner n. anne Maynard, daughter
jerome II. TAGlar. u :. y.
Eeecher Wilson Washington and Boston papers
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address. -
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RehearsaIs Of the "suDers' for the coming re-
vtval of siberia" at the Academy Of Music began
yesterday and as the KIshineT massacre is TO be
"interpolated' in this revival, the East Side was
ransacked for "suDers' who wore the true local
color without benefit Of makeup Numerous Jews
and a few real Russians were found, but when the
time for rehearsal and they learned the exact
nature Of the scene they were TO enact so much
bad blood arose that they were dismissed, and the
scene rehearsed with the common, or BoweTy
variety, OF "supers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

RAcoNEAt s East Orange ~; j. On Psesmser q FRED
the restdence Of his son-ln-iay Frank y Lord No. IS
$50 NJ carssss S Be in WAITING At East o 2 e
station on arrival Of 1850 train from Barclay or Chris
TOPPER St. New-IOrk-
BELL-On Wednesday. December IS. 1904. after
short uLngss EiEeT Bell beloved husband Of Lucy
GeOrgo a and Isabella E BsIl, in ne 9gth year q
Lineoln-aye orangs. n J. on Friday. December 50.
1904 on the arrival at Hghland-ays Station Of the
topher-sI-. HIS. kindly omit flowers
BELI-Franeral services, Of Mamie Thomas Ben wife
ing House 15th-st, and RutheTfuTd Pa6e east Of 81
ae Oh Ialar 4 Sh at GT Sss SaS at 1850
K 55o p s W 8, 5s sysa ReSss Is
RIackford. Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
BRUsH-At Jamaica, n =. or December p. 1904 Mary
Brush daughter Che Of me late Fica9E4 and Ellen g.
residence. No, 8 Rose-avs.. Jamaica on Friday De-
Jamaica isi &c a:p95 at $50 0f p R IT, coaches vi" '' at
FIELDING-suddenly. or Monday. December &c. az his
aged y years only son .; Carrie Dunton
respectfully invited,
Fl5EEA e.. the Essi5sHss q hsc 6agshssr Ms
late Edward Fi.ey Of Brooklyn and daughter CT The
Tezt At Hartford.
Ha ss i TqseY zs syRas R:es ss n Mont
Tlnssai services viii be hi a. ST. LGIss Thu ca.
train from New-York. LAckawanna railroad
O. ne SeT4 9ss are OF A 2 sR sscs5 . the q
Of The late tfeaslrer John A Hiltner al residence,
No l25 West l-lst-st. on 5hs IAgTsSay 29tn
December IS 1904, -' --'-'--' ''A'S
THE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK
Q: the City ~ Nsw-York-
2sth. 1904 the following resolution unanimously
adopted.
& ne death t5 s e John A. Hs.sf v6: 9eGg:a
Beard deprived a member was uniformly
prompt IN MS attendance qgoI and deeply interested
Is Csesjer aSi Wee Pres9enf brogg51' ,S CsL Eno
worthy Of emulation and watch evoked the communication
Well known in financial circles. he occupied several
positions Of atreiary character 20 witch he
rez Iced his services Of the highest vsius "--'-
Resolved That the foregoing minute Be entered OF
signed the President Of this Bank and Acting Sec
rotary Of the Board 7TI T2 ne Tany q 9r asC
G. B. sAYREs Acting Secretary.
LEAvENs-suddeny. % pneumonia. December 26 a
Passaie, y j. the Rev Philo French Leavens. D, D.
Funeral Thursday at O'Clock
PETERs--suddenly on WEDNESDAY. December %. at
Of the lats Rev Thomas Mcclure Peters Ia the
at St Nicsaei's Church s9th-st and Arls,e-daI-avs
ROAIEYN-Mcnday December &C at No. 90 East Goth
Sew-York Hiram Radcliffe RomsyA- Funeral private.
sEcoR-At his residence IN Pelham Manor Tuesday.
December p. James F. seco7: In bis sOLh year Fu
Grand Central New Haven Railroad. at 10 a n, wi4
be a Pelham by carriages
ssurH-ou Tuesday. December 2T John Day Smith
Funeral services his late residences No, lac West
T4J o'clock
VAN .scaooNHovEN-A 9uosus, Ions Island. De-
hoysn n the 4!th year o. ais SSs Funeral services
80 IL 80 D Train leaves East Fhrty-fourth-st
ferry at $50 m, and returns from Northampton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

''Candidauaniacs' are getting down their Pleas
ant Plays" and brushing I'D in You Never Can
Tell
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rRANsPAc1F1c MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule Q; closing q asgaec aas Is sEraasst
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us dispatch. extra mals-closinE 80 a. N go
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Iapan Korea China aad specially addressed man En-,
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MsnchuFa except NswchwanEl ana East.rn siberia Ia a.
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PAID at the foreign rates. Hawaii "a Forwarded Wa
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAI. AMERICA
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NovELLI CANCELS TRIP HERE.
Actor Alleges Breach of Contract by Lebler
& Co.-Firm's Denial

Rome, Dec 2s-Ermeti Noveln, the italian actor
who recently returned here from Argentina, expect
ing to start for the United States announces that he
is not going TO America Lieoler Co., theatre
contract with him The actor has applied to the
Foreign Office for protection
Liebler & Co said to-day that they had not
broken their contract with NoveIu. On the con-
trary they said the contract is still IN force. and
the firm desired II carried out.
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roeal Official Reeord-The following Official record
80 The weather Bureau SHOWS the changes the
,-r,s-arure for the last tFenry-four hours,
go Win ihe corresponding date OF last
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Tribune Local observations.

=, This diagram the white line shows
oranges IA pressure indicated by tie Tribunss self
e1I-1--Sf-g barometer TIE dotted line
SrIIrs as recarded BY local Weather Bureau.
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The entire lower floor of Wallack's Theatre will
be Occupied tonight by members OF the alumni! AS
sociatiou Of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. This
will be the largest theatre party Of the season at
WaIlacks John f Hershaw the leading comedian
of The sho-Gun," is a member OF the fraternity.
and the theatre party tonight viii be greeted by
many new lines and songs introduced for their
benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

Esd ST. Frank Z Campbeu-steDhsn Merritt.
-mb'Ig Inst. 241-3 West 22d St Tel 1898 Chelsea
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Every seat at the Garden Theatre tonight, with
the exception Of the gallery will be occupied by
members Of the Two Hundred Thousand Dollar
Club Of the New York Life Insurance Company.
This viii be the largest theatre party Of the season
and arranEements were made for the reservation
Of seats last summer. The Two Hundred Thousand
pany has an annual dinner and theatre party every
season in this city.
Robert Edeson will present "Strongheart." the
new comedy-drama by William c. DeMiIla for the
first time on any stage at the Metropolitan Opera
House, ST. Paul. tonight
Jefferson De Angels IN .Fantana," and not Miss
Rehan viii follow James 4. Hackett at the Lyric
Theatre Kate Barry, the irresistible little comedi-
an Of "A Chinese Honeymoon" is in the company,
which is good news
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13
DEATHS.

"A telegram announcing the death of
Benz. F. Waller, at Jacksonville Fla, last
Friday caused universal sorrow among his
Paris friends. The deceased has frequent
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Booth,
at this place, and by his quiet genial man
ner, made host of friends, who sincerely
regret his untimely death.
Matthew Martin, bachelor, aged
about 60years, was found dead in bed at
his home near Jacksonville, this county
He leaves two sisters.
Miss Mary Spillman, aged thirty
three years, of Lexington, died from the
effects of carbolic acid taken through mis-
take for medicine. Miss Spillman was a
frequent visitor to Paris, and her many
friends express much sympathy She was
a most excellent young lady.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Wilmoth will regret to learn of the
death of their little FIVE months old son,
Charles, Jr., at their home at Detroit,
Mich, Wednesday, of diphtheria The
remains will be brought to this city for
burial. Mrs Wilmoth, who was Miss
Louise Russell, is dangerously i'll with
the same disease.
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Established February I, 1881.

PARIS BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY 49, 1904
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13
Through Sleeper From Licking.
ton TO st. Louis.

Beginning April %, the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway will inaugurate through
sleeping car line to St. Louis via Louis
vile and the Southern Railway, to leave
Lexington daily at $50 p. m and reach
St. Louis at 7:30 a. m. Returning, this
sleeper will leave St. Louis at 1910 D. m
and will reach Lexington on the c &c o.
train number % at 11:1O a. m. the next
morning.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13
Rate War Inaugarated.

/ desire to announce to the public that
my fire insurance agency does not belong
to any Local Board, and that | invite
patrons of such companies to cancel their
policies and reinsure with me at lowest
rates in reliable non Board companies
Now, brother agents, you have been
stabbing me in the back, face me
T. PORTER SMITH,
Insurance Agent.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13

CHANGE OF FIRM. Stamps Moore has
Withdrawn from the firm of Moore &
Peddicord, and the saloon at the Windsor
will in the future be conducted by Mr.
Oscar Peddicord.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13

WALL PAPER.-I have just received one
of the handsomest lines of Wall Paper
ever brought to our city. Call and see for
yourself. First-class hanger to put it on.
GEO. w. DAVIS
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MEN IAN OXFoRDs.-For the strictly
uP-to-date Tan Oxfords for men call at
George McWilliams' and examine his
large stock. You can get the latest from
So so to $500. eff