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New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
ny. LIFE PROBE NEAR END
Grand Jury May Hand Do1Un For
gery Indictment, 1t Is Said.

1t is expected that the present grand Jury will
finish fits investigation OF certain phases of the
affairs OF the New York Life to-day. and will file
at least one Indictment for forgery in the third de-
gree
Soon after o'clock yesterday afternoon Lewis
A Delaheld, personal counsel for George ". Per-
kns, visited Mr.. Jerome's once, and had fifteen
minutes talk with the District Attorney. Both
refused TO discuss the conference which caused
much speculation in the Criminal Courts Building.
Before leaving the grand Jury room II Is under
stood that the District Attorney spent some time
N summing up facts brought out in the investi-
CATION Mr., Jerome would say nothing when asked
Tor his prediction OF the result of the Investigation
At the close OF yesterdays examination OF wit
nesseS the investigation ended, so far District
Attorney Jerome was concerned The grand jury
remained in session until q late hour. reaching no
conclusion apparently. TO indictments.
When the grand jury resumed its investigation
yesterday several Of the Company's boOkkeepers
gave formal evidence, supplementing that which
already had been adduced through the examine
tions Of Mr. Perkins. Edmund D. Randolph, treas
grer of the company; NJ NJ & &Mattisqn; g. his I7 chief
bury c. Langdon, g. a. Morrison and others.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
PROBING JERSEY MUTUAL CONCERNS.
State Department Investigates Two Newark
Benefit Societies.
IBy Telegraph to The TrIbune.I

Trenton, N J., Dec. 2S-The Abe Iincolp As
turance Society and the Washington Assurance
Society. each having fits registered office in New
ark, under investigation by the Department Of
Banking and Insurance upon complaints alleging
that they have violated the insurance laws.
The Lincoln society submitted voluntarily to an
investigation Of it's affairs, which disclosed condi
lions unsatisfactory 10 the department The report
of the examiner referred to the Attorney Cen
eral. with request that legal action he taken
against the society.
The Washington society at first resisted an in
vestigation by the State Department upon the
ground that 1t without jurisdiction. but after
a conference to-day President Won Bosckerck con-
scented to have the examiners start upon the books
tomorrow. Each OF the societies incorporated
under the act providing for the organization
sociations not formed for pecuniary profit. AS such
they not subject to the general insurance laws
unless they exceed the powers of their charters.
This. IT is alleged, has been done by both So
cieties. the Washington In particular having issued
straight insurance policies In place of those pTOvid-
Ing FOR sick and death benefits.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
CITY RAISES SALARIES.
Five Hundred Board of Education
EmplOges the Lucku Ones

The Board OF Education raised the salaries OF
Ave hundred employees in its department yesterday
afternoon. The increase will amount to nearly
$125.ooO year. This increase was provided for by
the school appropriation contained in the budget
that was recently approved by the Board OF Alder
men.
The committee on supplies reported that in order
10 keep up the efficiency of its employees IL was
compelled TO ask the board to raise salaries OF
the entire force. This was done. Seventy-threo
cleaners in schools in all the boroughs received
raise aggregating $500. or s. a week. Five deputy
superintendent OF school buildings received sub
stantial raises
me question Of equalzing the salaries OF 5anitoFs
In the boroughs OF Brooklyn, Queens ana Rich
mond with those received by tanitors IN Manhattan
ana Tho Bronx was hotly debated, but nnaIly ce-
means total increase OF $50 $50 60
me presentment OF the Kings County Grand Jury
tei1uve 70 the complaint that excessive work Is
sessng assigned TO pupils In the high schools was
Seterred 70 the board OF superintendent
A number OF new teachers werp sppolns.a n, sh I.
On January
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
FIGHTING FOR M'AV0Y
Murphy Men Try to Get Hearst
Support for Recordership.

Acting on orders from Charles p. Murphy, Little
Tim Sullivan and other prominent aldermen are
working hard 20 win over enough Hearst men IN
the Board Of Aldermen 20 elect Francis McAVoy
Recorder, 20 succeed Recorder GoR, who VIII as
sumo his duties the Supreme Court bench on
January l.
The aldermen VIII vote on the Recordership on
January z Within the last week the Tammany
men. by making large promises have won two or
three votes leaving the sides almost evenly bal
Gnced
The board stands about IS Republicans. 81 Demo
Gratis and Is Hearst men, Il requires 20 votes 70
elect. Untl recently the Republicans controlled
the board a division. having about IS votes. OF
course. some OF these men were elected year ago
last fan on the Hearst ticket Tammany is using
persuasive arguments with the Hearst men IN the
board. They are promising them denomination at
expiration of their terms and all the graft that
they can get without running afouI OF the Penal
Code.
denomination Is much desired by some OF ths
Hearst men Formerly the salary OF an alderman
5000 a year. Now IL is $1,000
The friends OF James Cowdin Meyers. the Re-
publican leader OF the board, profess TO be con-
ncent OF having forty votes FOR Mr. Meyers on
January :. They admit that Tammany has got
one or two votes away from them. but they say
that they stfn have forty and that what they
have eft win stand fast The final struggle VIII
come when the Tammany men. under tho lead Of
little Tim" Sullivan, hold their II they
can get the Hearst 90 into their caucus the
chances are that they will hold them. and that
AcAvOy viii be chosen Recorder.
The NcCaTren members of the board IN A
2ecliar preolcanent They do not want to do
coroing 20 the McCaTen code to keep their records
straight Probably they viii go into the Demo-
cratic caucus and IL they DO doubtless they VIII be
bound by caucus rule Tamany will control the
caucus.
i. AZ the City Hall 81 IS believed that money VIII
fe USED ey Is-nnnany 70 coax one or two men into
.toe. Even IN this reform age there are a few
man q the board who will take chance on holding
sp the stage, especially when they certain that
there is plenty of bullion under the drivers seat
The reason that Murphy IS anxious to get the
recorderEhtp for McAvoy IS that IL will show the
rank and Gte that when candidate is defeat
60 ar was McAvoy last fall, II he takes his medi-
cine the boss will find way 70 fix things up in a
short tine. II Justice McAvoy gets the recorder
ehip he VII leave q place vacant on the bench
pf the Court OF Special Sessions ans this place viii
be flied by the Mayor
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
TAKES vIoE-PREs. DExTERs PLACE
W. H. WOOtten Appointed Watcher at
Mutual Life Election Count.

W. H. Wootten. agency supervisor OF the
Mutual Life, was appointed watcher for the
ADMINISTRATION yesterday, IN place Of vice-Pres-
dent Dexter. Mr.. Wootten said that, IN compliance
with the law. he would sever his connection with
the company temporarily. The Colgate committee
he added, would pay his watching expenses Re-
garding Thomas c. Hindman's recent affidavit Nh
Wootten declared that II IL should be found that
Mr Hindman had spent the conpany's money IN
Slectioneerins, under a misapprehenson OF Mr.
Wootten's instructions. he OIr. WOotten) would re-.
fund such money out Of his own pocket
More than score OF girl employees began the
work yesterday OF tabulating the envelope names
and addresses Of the votes In the Mutual Life cleo
ton Before George s. Ludlow. one Of the inspec-
tors. all the girls well each attendant and
office boy engaged in the work, took oath ito be
impartial in the tabulation.
The preliminary tabulaton IN the New York Life
will begin to-day. An announcement OF the spe-
cial system which this company has adopted for the
canvassing Is expected this afternoon
The North American Life, OF Toronto it fs un-
derstOod has virtually decided not to apply for a
renewal of fits license in New York State, because
of the new Armstrong laws.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SIX SCRANTON DEATHH
Iyphoia Epidemsc Sprssd'Hss-
Water Company FOrHed
rr.n.,.....t Ii "a. rFfrune

[By TeisgEaph 20 Nhs SslS.-% - -xP
cases OF and six deaths rom typh0id fsVss ~
reported by the Bureau Of Health ysss''rss s rss
This makes the total number OF cases Ol''
total number OF deaths 50 far is ninetseil ,.s.a
Dr. Arndt. the city bacterioLogiSe az Sa,S and
further tetsts OF the water supply ,va az
While he tailea TO ma any typhoid in the w- Nd
he examined it is understood mat ss gsra. ra
colon germs second cousins to typhoid s.sT ss 3.
ana other pouutiOns which made the "' -.
DE- DE- &SEdt sE said that the blood tests cent sar:
cases reported 60 the Hee4In a1II,,s. ard grss;
show evidence OF typhoid bacill1ss Tsss eelsl
number OF them are serious - feared, Ir!sas
that the cases were not sSE-ot Z, the precancorn,r
cause people TO become lax "a S5.jes especially
The instructions OF health auss,,S5 bs lived % =.
as Co the boiling OF water: cs which IS W.
Boland, OF this city. and y ". sssc ssg4H. "a
esptslisss sEs sss snsssFahs.,A Nv, IL .2ay hssa
u Z xakAcnas&
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
coeeEsHALL A PROMOTER.

does not go back TO the Legislature this year, is
to become a trolley line promoter He has secured
the stock subscriptions for a trolley line from
Watervllle, his home village, to Utica, and the
road will be built IN the spring. The distance is
eighteen miles and several busy towns are along
region TO interfere with the local patronage on the
IackaM-anna - -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
HEARING ON NEW BROOKLYN PARK.

A public hearing on the proposal TO have the
City convert the western end of Grace Court
and Of Rernsen street, with the intervening
property into a public park, win be held IN the
Borough Hall Brooklyn, at 1870 o'clock this
morning. A movement IS on foot TO build
twenty story apartment house at the end Of
Grace Court, overlooking the river, and the
people Of the neighborhood object. The hearing
will be before the local board OF the Heights
Section.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

Won't this sound sweet to q
mothers earsl
We've just revised prices again al
through the boys suit stock and ase
glad to offer the resulting bargains
during vacation time
Norfolk and double-breasted suisss
sizes 8 TO 16.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MONEY FOR GREGORY GERsHUNY.

Gregory Gershuny. a Russian revolutionist.
who was sentenced to nfe imprisonment in
Siberia. but escaped IN a cabbage barrel. yester-
day received $1,000 which was raised at ban
quet given TO him by sympathizers OF the Rus
sian cause on Christmas night in the knights or
Pythiaa Temple, in the Brownsville district or
Brooklyn.
aershuny also got miniature barrel
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
KILLED AT CHRISTMAS DINNER.
IBy Telegraph TO The TrlbuneI

GBy Telegraph TO The TribuneJ
Lexington, KY, Dec. 26-John D. Bailey was
killed and Samuel and John Allen and Cleve
Fitzpatrick were wounded in a fight at a Christ
mas dinner at Alphoretts. In Floyd County.
yesterday. Samuel Allen is a deputy sheriff
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

less strained Il Is expected that the Mayor win
reappoint John r. Voorhis Commissioner Of Elec-
and that in one or. two other appointments 70 be
will reoogni2e the wishes of Tanirnany as an or
ganizatio1 with a sort of mental reservation that
The comnIments bestowed strictly Tam
TnanySs account, and not on account OF any fopd-
leader,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
INSURANCE TAXES IN FRANCE.
Senate Financial Committee Adopts Higher
Rate for All Companies

Paris. Dec, 26-The Financial Committee of
the Senate has raised the rste of taxation
both French and foreign insurance companies
from to 10 francs million of assured capital.
It is expected that this increase will add
SO00.00O francs year to the national revenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

are SO esnts ssza
Corresponding reductions hgve
been made in boys Trnic suits and
many extra values can be had n R,s-
sian and Sailor suits and IN Ruszsan
overcoats for small boys.
ROGERS, PEEr e CcadMxA
Three Broadway sscsss
ass e44 W
wurann sssAn ss.4A
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

PILES CURED IN TO IL DAYS.
ysekins sIind Bls.dns Sg Prstraass si.s Ia Z Il
klys rnonsy refunded soA
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08
The adioininp cIsims ss shown bv tsc r .

The adjoining clsims as shown by tsc P -' oi survey are the Eainbow lisH.y r t:,.F .i and Survey No. so. Albert Johnston Idr the north. Survey No. G;l, Elizabeth lu'.s surrounded by the lodes embraced in this ... vey.
 The confiI:ing claims shown by the rli suryey gre Ike Rainbow and Henry Ira Iodes, Surrcy So. "',. inr ares m c"h Lith these lodes is excluded from the nrr- which patent Is here by applied. Therc me other conflicting claims snown by the p!,s Trc legation of these minin. elsiris au" mill si;e are recorded in the oice Ci tn' -.. comiai -sioGCT and cZ-Ofiicio Recorder for '' Valdez Recording District at 'aicea' Ai-'. u, follows:
 Uualiia Lode.
 Original location. Book \, PagH 1"l. Amended location, Book II, fsse iI3. Curtis Lode.
 Book II, Page ii3
 Red Jacket Lode.
 Original location, Book BA, Page 267. Relocation, Book E., re l.0.
 Amended location, Book Ii. Page 4l7. OriginnI location, Book F.. Page ls2. Amended location, Book II, Page iS6. Original I-o..tion, Book E, Page l3s. Amended locstion. Book II, Page i3l. Marie AntoiEetio Lode.
 Original lOce ton, Book BA, Page 21l. Amended location, Book II, Page 10. Original location, Book F, Page Is7. Amended location, Book fl, Page iZ5. tApllAH 94iii -itS.
 Book II, Page IS
 Any and all pcrso2s claiming adversely the mining ground, veins, lodcs and mill size, or any portion thereof so described, survt yed, plaited. and applied for, are hereby notii:ed hat unless their edvertc claims are duly hisd -ccording to law, and the regulations tE. S- lndcr within the time pr r,scribed by lew, with the Register of the United States Land Uhic" st Juneau, District of Alaska. they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of said sta tute.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. It Is hereby ordered that tho above aud lore ,oing notice be published in the Al: {. :. i'RospECToR, a wcekiy news ?. per of gent rhl circulation. published at Valdez, AlaSta. Tor u Tcriod of ten consecutive weeks. which here. Dy designate as the newspaper published near st life land described in said application.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY, Register of [. s. Land Ofiice Juneau Alaska. Date of first publication Sept. ,th.. lgf. John F. Fay. attorney for applicant, IlO-ill New York Block, seattle. Wash.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08
o,,t r,,;,,, c-.er co,r.e N w

PIP fl, Elliott creek, course N. w.
 47O II tu cor No, ?. a greensboro Axl2x4 ins'
 Tnenre 50 deg Ig min E, variation sl deg 2O
 min l..
 463.i il to cor No. 3. a greensboro 26x1oxs ins.
 rb;st led C-6Gi R. Whence U & Loc. Mon. Valdez No 2 bears es deg 5l min 20 sec k, 151Is.26 it.
 Thence \ se deg il min F.. variation sl deg 10 min F.. Ip il. Elliott creek, course \. ".
 10 1t to cor No 1. limestone 2ixl2xf ins, chiseed C-56i B. Thence 5O deg 1s min W, variation 3i deg E. l63i il to cur No. l. the place of beginning. Containing acres. This claim IS farther described as being sit uatc in Elliott Creek valley. about five miles east of tEe Kotsina river. Copper River region, in latitude 6i deg 39 min \. longitude IT des
 min W. appToXtmateiy; in the Valdez Mining and Recording District District of Alaska. These are no conflicting claims or adjoining
 claims shown by ;he plat Of survey or known. The lo ations of these mining claims ana mill site are recorded in the office of the U. Commissioned and ex-Oflicio Recorder for the Valdez Recording District. ut Valdez, Alaska as follows: Cliff Lode. Original location. Book BA. Page 2ss. Relocation. Book r., Page 1si. Amended location, Book Ii, Page 27. Original location. Book E, Pngea. Federation. Book F., Page l33. Amended location, Book h, Page i2Y. Original location. Book E, Page 9i. Relocation Book F., Page lS9. Amended location, Book H. Page 42S. | Chance Lode. Original location, Book E, Page 6j. l Amended location, Book Il, Page il3 | Cliff Mill Site. Book H, Page 43i. | Any and all p.rso1s claiming adversely thu | m ming groaud. veins, lodes and mill site, O | any portion thereof described, surveyed | pla tied and applied for, are hereby notihe, l that unless their adverse claims are duly filet | according to law, and the regulations there under within the time prescribed by law will | the Register oi the United States Land Ottc' | at Juneau, District of Alaska, they will b. | barred by virtue of the provisions Of said sta tute.
 l JoHS W. DUDtEY, l Register. 1 IL Is hereby ordered that the above and fore | going notice be published in the ALAsKl | PROTECTOR, Il weekly newspaper of genera | ciyulation, published at Valdez. Alaska, for | period fl ten consecutive weeks, which here | Dv designate as the newspaper published near
 est the land described in said application. l JoHS H. DUDLEY
 Register of U. s. Land office, Juneau, Alaska Date of first publicati n Sep;. 2Jth.. i2J6. 1 John P. Fay, attorney for applicant, 4l0-+I l New fork Block, Seattle, Wasn.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08
YOUR D0LLARP
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every Re- publican in close tc.ch. and work ing in harmony with the Republican National Congressional Committee in favor of the election of a Republican Congress.
 The Congressional campaign must be based on the administrative and legislative record of the party, and, that being so. Theodore Roosevelt's personality must be central figure and his achievements central thought in the campaign.
 We desire to maintain the work of this campaign with popular subscrip- tions of One Dollar each from Repub- licans. To each subscriber we will send the Republican National Cam paign Text Book and all documents issued by the Committee.
 Help us achieve great victory.
 JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
 P. O. Box ao63, New York.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08

Any and all persons claiming adversely the thereof so described, surveyed, plat. ted and applied for. gre hereby notified duly filed according to law. and the regulations tbereuuder. within the time .pre- scribed by law, with the Register of the Uni. ted states Land office at Juneau. District A Alaska, they will be barred by virtue ef tho JOHN W DUDLEY.
 Register Itis horeby ordered that the above sud fore going netice be published in the ALASKA PRosrEcTuR, weekly newspaper of general ci circulstiun, published at Valdez, Alaska, fer a period of ten consecutive weeks, which hereby designate ns the newspspcr published nearest the land described in sad sppiicatisn JOHN ". DUDLEY, Register of U. & Land Office, Juneau. Alaska. Date of first pub, Sept. p, 1906.
 JOHN P. FAY. attorney for applicant, us-sil New York Block, Seattle, Wash.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08
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The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-08
1-i-cr-.1 .,.n,lic >tion To. I-3.
'. s. Land Cl.cc, Jun-au Aia ka,

Us. Land C!tcc, Junc2n' +la ha,
 ,,otieai Aersb. .,i, n. th. in par.u.::". Of Cb 'pt fix @ "f ,ritl. IhirtT-!-p t'al 9t iAF dT n al. thu ,tgb6nF l,Eliistt C:pjsr ;i.cs beGc!op!:. at Comp. IT of .i .i .., t9!p5I..- tion, o;: --i and e.i':inz lund, and by fir; luce ci ln l.''s oi tic :i;ts ot "; 2iaS''n, nd luli. gu:ii!!' ii l. do and G-ir. h%.i,.. in 'h- District of ai .l,, acting b. and t.rou fh it. duly Ga ignalcd oilicer, .u!hui!- T t.:-: anl attorney in fact, Charles q. HuEE.ld, "he.t pustn...c, Hddresi is Room III New Tors Block. Seattle, N hin ;ton, clGin:inS The CnG'ii: Curtis. Red J-e,-et, Fl tE!it@n, Scn'tor Marie AntOlncttv .iI Oplir. contiguous lOGcs miI iI.s ciair, vein "r mineral Gspo;it bearing coPIe T, gold or other ory, snd do tie Fl Cepi. n Mill Site, is about 'a make applg ton .o tA- United Slntgs for p4teit to ai4 contiguous lot $ -i,c, y.ch are riors fully destrihed Il, 10 rlc.., .ld b'u"t5 by he official plat aeTe'fiL in rAt e. ,..ld EJ tn. Id notes Oi survey thereof, ?puy Nin.r2l ar .y No Go \ end E, now on lie in olir: of tLc .i'tcr of tiic June, i...nl District, District oi "a, Whi"h h'id n"it. oi L.Ecy d-.cribr the boun1ar.ca .i!d eAiei of ..il cpnti,upu. lCd.s IHin!.g claim and the Fl lapl,.n Mill 'ite, cn the surl=cs, s> iollo"s, iO-,:it:
 UraLITa LODE.
 Re5lnninc at cor 70. on line 2-3 Survey Eo. jGj, Henry irHthcr lId'. Ht . d.. 31 min 9 Sec V, +"GJ fl from cor No. ?. Siln"-@ cor to cor No1 beaIs 5 v dcg ' min 9 .cc N. i.J f [. 5. Loc. Mon, Valdez :u b2"gs 'o GcS q ;lin l7i sec F. S'i;J.2 ,, it. DiscoY-y A-lra :, :: 4:5 20 min ", G75.jl f.
 Thence T deg ' min 3J sec H, variation 9 i deg |.
 1 From true cor EO. l.
 l l2J it Witness cor to cor No. l. e greensboro 2.rl5xS ns, chisCi,i ". C. t-G66 4. jl1. D fl 10 cor 0. g. identical with cor 50. ]; ! Survey No. 63l Elizabeth lode, greensboro Ss:iI0x6 n. ctis-lcd U.5 C-C5J i. Tn Acr % d." g min ", variation 3 deg ,.
 yin :.
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-11-09

members OF the senate, and a. out OF
81 members Of the house. Governor
IGooding is elected by over 5000 ma
jority and the balance Of the state
ticket from $4,000 to $4,000 ma
jority. We have vindicated the good
name Of Idaho and the people have
given their unqualified approval Of
all the things done by Governor
Gooding to maintain law and order ID
this state Mr.. Borah will receive at
least 81 votes out of ~ for Un: ted
States senator, and Senator Dubois
will never again attempt to ride to
victory on his hobby OF MORN onism.'
II think 1t is only fair tts state
at this time that a large majority Of
the leading democratic men do not
now nor have they approved OF tbs
Dubois course in this matter and in
the next campaign expect to see the
political battle fought on strict party
lines.