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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-28
DANGEROUS.
Ship Owners Protesting Against the
Joggins' Raft.

ST. JoHN, n. B., July 27.
An effort is being made by vessel owners
of the maritime provinces to induce the gov
ernment to prevent the departure of the big
Joggins timber raft for New York as
dangerous to navigation, but the govern
ment state that they have no power to
interfere and refrain from taking action.
The protests mostly come from owners
of small crafts engaged in the carrying
of timber to the United States from Nova
Scotia, who fee that their business is ruined
if this venture proves successful. The minis
ter of marine has promised however, to look
into the matter during recess, and if the pub
lie interests demand it he will introduce some
measure next session giving him power to
take any action that may be necessary for the
prote ction of life and property.
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THE NATIONS CAPITOL
Proposing to Substitute Silver
Bullion for S5O,OOO,00O Of
Treasury Gold.
The Senate Considers the Sun
dry Civil Appropriation
Bill,
And Amends to Expend Several Thousand
Dollars on the Maine Coast.
The House Passes a Dozen Private War
Claims. =
Venezuelas President and Secretary
Bayard Exchange Antilles Over
the New Cable.
And Amends to Expend Several Thousand
Dollars on the Maine Coast.
The House Passes a Dozen Private War
Claims.
VeneZuela's President and Secretary
Bayard Exchange Antilles Over
the New Cable.
Senate.

W AsHINGToN, July y.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that as soon as
the sundry civil appropriation bill should be
disposed of, he would insist on getting the
fisheries treaty out of the way, and hoped to
do next week.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the fisheries treaty in open ses-
sion and was addressed by Mr.. Salisbury in
its favor.
The treaty went over without action. The
Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of the sundry civil Appropriation bill. Among
the amendments reported by the committee
on appropriations, and agreed to by the SEN
ate was one for public building at Bridg-
port, Conn, and $4,000 for the site and
completion. For light houses, beacons,
fog signals, etc, on Grab Tree Ledge. Maine,
sl3, 900; at Lubec Narrows, Maine, SIP 900 !;
at Deer Island, Mass, $1,000; at Stoning-
ton harbor, $1,000.
When the paragraphs in relation to the
new library building were reached, the SEN
ate without action upon them. adjourned at
80 until tomorrow at IL A. NJ.
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At Ocean Park.

This is mission day with the Chatauquan.
meeting at Ocean Park. The morning ser.
wees were carried out as usual the lessons
being continuation of yesterdays. The
most important discourses of the forenoon
were delivered by Rev. A. L. Dunning of
Boston Oh The Messiah ForetolI Through
Lips and Through Jewish Kingdom" and
two hours later to the same class on
Achievements of Foreign Missions" He
has been missionary in Indiana many years
and 1t was concerning the missions of that
country that be especially referred. Rev j.
NJ. Lawden conducted the normal hour in
the afternoon. Tonight Rev. A. L. Dunn
lectured on What Shall We do With Our
BoysE'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-28
A BLACK SHEEP.
An Alleged Fiendish Betrayal OF Hos
pitality.


PIrTsFiELD, July %.
John " illiams, colored of Camden. n. j.,
ho claims to be a minister ordained by the
African Methodist conference, arrived last
night. He visited the house of Peter Potter,
to whom he had letters of introduction from
Great harrington, colored people. He was
Hospitality received and given lodgings and a
breakfast. This morning Potter's sixteen
year Old daughter appeared in the district
court against Williams, charging him with
assault with intent TO ravish. The prisoner
was held for the January grand jury. He is
"a years old and has wife and family. He
appears dignifed and protests his innocence.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
" SIGNAL SERVICE.
weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oftce of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHIsGTos. July 2s. lam.
For Maine: Fair, preceded on the coast
by local rains; slightly warmer, with vari-
able winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-28
The following is the standing of the league
clubs un to date


| At Salem-Salem Is, Portsmouth l2
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
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Hoge OF the Brotherhood Sues a News.
paper.

LINcoLS, Neb., July %.
Some weeks ago the Lincoln Daily News
published matter rejecting upon S. f.
Hoge. the head of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, his wife and the grievance
committee. 1t was alleged that Mrs. Hoge's
character was questionable and with Hoge
she was blackmailing the citizens of western
towns.
This A. NJ, Hoge brought suit for libel
against the News for himself aud wife ,sput-
ting the damage of each at S25 900 and ill
tomorrow sue Detective Pinec of the Bur
lngton and Missouri X. r., for the same
amount on the same charge.
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ker of Bangor have been engaged as speak

!
| The Berlin journals consider that tn,
Journal de ST. Petersburg's recent reference,
TO the personal relations existing between the
Russian and German courts indicate the
marriage of the Tsarwitch and one of Emper.
or Williams sisters.
Cinnamon are working their way across
the Canadian line in W. T.. from Osooy's
Lake down the Okonogan river, and thence
down the Columbia river through number
OF placer mines that are monopolized by the
Chinese, and eventually find their way TO the
settlements of the whites
During the first week in September the
fortlaud lawn tennis club will hold tourna-
ment on its grounds on West street 1t will
be open to al players in Maine, and it is ex-
peeted that several crack players will enter
from Augusta, Lewiston, Bangor and other
cities and towns in the State.
A little scheme has lust been devised by
the democratic managers in New York, TO in
Jure Gen. Harrison on the Pacific coast
lhey propose TO dress lot of loafers up as
Cinnamon, and have them parade here in
honor of the republican candidate. The
procession will be photographed and copies
sent all over the western States and the Pa
ciic slope,
The Congressional committee at New York
investigating the immigration question, re
sumed its labors, Friday morning The mem
bers of the committee spent most of the pre-
vious night in visiting the Italian slums in
Mulbury and other streets. All of them ex-
press themselves as dumbfounded at the
sights they saw.
From japanese papers of July 10, partic
ulars OF the emeute in Seoul, the capital of
Corea, on June 20 are given. The Gazette
says Some viciously disposed Chinese, to
excite antagonsm, reported that American
in the country had purchased
number of Corcan children, and after killing
hem had brought them to town for medi
zines.
Benjamin johnson of Providence, r. l.,
iorty-six years old, attempted suicide |
Friday morning by taking strych-
nne. He drank mixture sufficient to kill |
200 men if properly used, and then told his |
wife. She seized kerosene can, stuck the
pout down his throat and filled him up with |
petroleum, and then ran for physician.
Johnson will probably recover
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GREAT PRETENSIoNS
And How They Helped the Pretender
to 100000.

DENVER, Col, July 27.
Geo. F. Wilson for some time associated
with Mr.. Nix as partner in the Albany Ho-
tel and with Mr.. Lowe in Fort Collins
sandstone quarries, has disappeared and is
wanted by these gentlemen who became in
volved to the extent of S60, 900 by Wilson's
transactions. Wilson claims to have a
wealthy brother in New York and to be
an heir TO an estate near Boston which
brings him an income of $4,000.
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QUICK WORK
At Professional Typewriting Match

CINCINNATI, July 81.
A professional typewritng match for a
purse of $500, between Frank f. McGurrn
of Salt Lake City and Louis Traub of Gin
cinnati was won by the former in Cincinnati
yesterday, The conditions of the match
were that each man shOnld write 45 minutes
from dictation and the same length of time
from copy. 1t was agreed that only legal
matter should be used. Traub's copy
showed that he was able to strike the keys
faster than his machine would write. Nc
Gurrins work was wonderful. In writing
from copy he never looked at his keys, and
could have done the dictated work as well
blindfoded. He wrote 500 words in 80
minutes, an average of over SO words per
minute. Traub wrote G935 words in 80 min
utes, an average of about % per cent. less
than his opponent.
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ALAS. FOR CHICAGO.
Railroads to Reduce Immigrant Fare to
That City to Five Dollars.

New YORK, July 81.
At a meeting of the emigrant clearing
house commissioners at the trunk line head
quarters today the resolution to reduce i'm
migrant fares to Chicago from Sl3 tc So,
was approved by the Canadian Pacific Bos-
ton & Albany, New York Central, West
Shore, Ontario & Western, Lehigh,
and Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
& Ohio roads were represented at the meet
ing Though not finally adopted, railroad
men say that the resolution is sure to go
through at the next meeting on Tuesday
The cut is made in retaliation for alleged
unfair methods employed by the Delaware &
Lackawanna, and may lead to big rate
war.
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GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
ALMOST CRUSHED
BY the Falling Sides OF an Excavatie


LEWISTON. July %.
The street crews have been digging down
to the level of the sewer, and Joseph Dube
and man named Emil, were near the bot
tom of the excavation at 3.l5 p. NJ. today,
when suddenly several tons of earth slid
down. One of the men saw it coming and
jumped, falling upon his knees and the
earth almost burying him. The other mar
was covered just even with his mouth.
The other men sprang to their assistanc,
and dug them out. Carriages were sum
monej and the men were sent home. Dub,
lives at 43 Knox street. He couldn't NOV,
when lifted from the carriage. 1t was though
that his shoulder was dislocated, A Grove
has visited the scene of the accident.
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Miss hf,, MOrgan's School for Young Ladies

PORTSMOUTH, n. Il
. Reopens Sept 26th "a better, heaithier, anu
peasanter place for school, could scarcely oe Ioana
In New RnglAud."-J. q. WhfttsT. mayisu~"~S"
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BANGOR, July p.
Saturday will be great day for the Pa
triarch's Militant of Bangor, for they VIII
entertain the first visiting Canton ever IN
pangor and one of the finest organizations
in New England, Canton Shawmut OF bos-
,on. The visitors will arrive on the $50
train from the Provinces where they have
nassed the week.
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Pensions Granted to Maine People

WAsHINGToN, July %
The following pensions have been granted
TO Maine people, today
Original invalid, benjamin b. Philbrook
Gardiner: Vcranus ID. irish Bucktield; res
toration and reissue, David Weare, Winter
Harbor; increase, Henry II. Stevens, Winth-
rop; reissue Edward l.. Merrlhew' Sears
port; original, widows, etc, special act
Mary j, widow of VIM. McGregor, Augusta
widows, arrears Lucy B. widow OF Nathan
C. Goodenow. Pennington; Hester A,
widow of Joseph Appleton, Carmel; widows
of 1872, Sally. widow of Joab Libby Edes
Falls.
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An Old Timer.

BRuNswicK, July %.
A boy who was with Ben Jewett when he
broke into VIM. b. Knights store a year
ago has recently made developments show
ing that Jewett was noted burglar, having
lived by st, aling and burglary for some time
past One of his methods was TO go on hunt
ing excursions to shoot farmers sheep, CON
ceal them till night in the woods and then
take them home OF to market. Jewett took
an active part in religious meetings, which
he attended to ailay suspicious as to his true
character.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The New Yorks, DetrOitS and Pittsburss
Win.
The National League.

At New York-New York 4, Philadelphia
/. Base hits. New York I, Philadelphia 4.
Errors, New York 8, Philadelphia T. Bat
teries, Crane and Brown for New York ;
Buffinton and Clements for Philadelphia
At Chicago-Chicago 5. Detroit g. Base
hits, Chicago 3, Detroit 10. Errors, Chicago
Is, Detroit l. Batteries, Val Haltren and
Farrell for Chicago; Conway and Bennett
for Detroit.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 2. indianapolis
0. Base hits, Pittsburgs 9, indianapolis 6.
Errors, Pittsburgs indianapolis t. Batter
les Calvin and Miller for Piusburgs; Shreve
and Buckley for Indianapolis
The following is the standing of the league
clubs up to date
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VIGILANCE" LAW.
Negro Desperados and White Men at
War
ABERpEKN. Miss. July q,

ABERDEEN, Miss, July q.
This forenoon At Eden, Frank Guise, a
negro, insulted member of the family of
Mr.. Ogert, a respectable citizen, during his
absence. On his return ogert got shot
gun, went in pursuit of Guise, overlook him
on the road near town and killed him
The discharge of the gun frightened
Ogert's horse and he was thrown to the
ground, Two negroes. friends of Guise
attacked Ogert with axes while down, and
completely severed his head from his body
At Harges Station, Eli Bryant, a negro,
made an indecent assault upon a respectable
white lady and was hanged by mob,
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SOMERSET.

Palmyra.
The farm buildings of Luvlle COwan were
burned at about eleven O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming. Twenty tons of hay and some farm
ing tools were destroyed. The family es-
capped in their night clothing. Insured for
81 800.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
Protests Against Sir Richard Web
sters Allegation as a Basis for Leg.
islation.
LONDON, July %.

LONDON, July %.
The local government bill this evening
passed the Sd reading in the House of Com
mons, and a first reading in the House of
Lords.
In the Commons Lorlly had laid upon the
table the amendment to the ParneIl commits
sion pill to insure precedence for an inquiry
into and a report upon the Parnell letters.
O'Donnellsl etter to the speaker giving
uotice of an intention to appeal from the de-
cision in the Times case, protests that Sir
Richard Webster's allegations are being as
sumed as basis of legislation and an innova-
ton pending an appeal.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
CHATAUQUA MISSION DAY.
"A Ten Days Meeting at the Methodist
Camp Ground

OLD ORCHARD, July ~.
The Fellowship of Christian Holiness, un-
der the charge of Rev. A. Mclean of Bos-
ton began ten days session at the Metho-
dist camp ground tonight A devotional ser
vice was held in the tabernacle. Among the
speakers were Rev. A. Mclean, president of
the Fellowship Association, Bishop William
Taylor, founder of self supporting missions
III Africa, Rev. }. NJ. Pike of South Caro-
lima, and Rev. Mr.. Weatherwax. Six ses-
sions will be held da ly, commencing tomor-
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A Forgery.

PORTLAND, July z.
A check for s25 in favor of j. w. Melton,
purporting to be signed by Chase, Leavitt &
Co. of this city, endorsed by j. W. Melton
and Smith Bros, received at the First Ma
tional Bank here for collection from the
National Exchange Bank of Boston, proves
to be forgery.
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nov8deod&w2y


f. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co, Tex. says: Have used Electric
Bitters with most happy results. My brother
also was very low with Malaria Fever and
Jaundce but was cured by timely use Of
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
Mr.. ID. /. Wilcockson, of Horse Cave, KY,
adds like testimony, saying "He positively
believes he would have died, had it not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as well -
cure all Malaria Diseases and for all Kidney,
Liver and Stomach Disorders stand unequaled.
Price 80 cents and 81 at J. NJ. Mixers.
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A Defaulter Disgorges.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 81.
Cashier Haas of the Capital City bank,
reached the city of Trenton, Ont, where he
went after c. c. Nelson, the defaulting
bank cashier of the North Side bank. The
case against Nelson came up in Trenton to-
day, but there was nobody there to prosecute
him. Haas succeeded in getting settlement
with Nelson in which he RECEIVERS almost the
amount Nelson got from the bank
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must be in poor health and unable to do q
good days work A disordered liver or any
disease caused by scrofula or bad blood will
be considered qualification, but preference
will be given to those having obstinate affec-
tions of the throat and lungs or incipient con-
sumption. Apply to the nearest drug store
and ask for a bottle of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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A Rousing w. c. T. U. Meeting at
Sebago

SEBAGO LAkE, July Z.
The W. c. T. L. meeting at this place
was well attended considering the threaten
ing weather of the forenoon. Mrs. l.. NJ.
\. Stevens presided. Mrs. Barney of Rhode
Island, superintendent of prison work, made
an earnest plea for awakening the masses up
on this Miss Yates made pleasing ad-
dress. Bent's orchestra furnished eAcelie Mt
music
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Bail for Sevic Declined.

CHICAGO, July 27.
Four well-to-do Bohemians today offered
today bail for Rudolph Sevic, gunsmith and
dynamiter, held in $1,000. Since the first
indictment the grand jury has returned four
others, the total bail being $4,000. The
clerk of court declined to accept them on
such large bond.
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EXPRESS ROBBERS CAUGHT
The Companys Clerk Implicated =
$4,000 Found Buried in the Ground

PORTLAND, Oregon, July ~.
The perpetrators of the $4,000 express
robbery were arrested last night The men
are Benz j. King, night driver, Frank An
derson, night clerk in the Pacific Express
Co.'S office here. They took package from
the box before they left the office and buried
it in lot. Anderson has confessed.
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OSE THAT WAS THERE.
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Mrs Cleveland Has a Day of Rest.

MARION, Mass, July q.
Mrs. Cleveland received no callers today
owing to the incement weather. Itis Sxpec-
ted, however, that Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs.
Folsom will attend the magnificent entertain
ment which A. W Nickerson has prepared
for tomorrow night on the other side of the
bay.
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COST OF INFRINGING.
Thirty Million Demanded and Six Cents
Awarded.


New YORK, July p.
The suit of the Webster Loom Company
VS. E. S. Higgins & Company. for the in
fringement of their patent process of carpet
weaving, which has been pending for four
teen years, was decided today in favor of the
plaintiff, but only six cents damages were
awarded instead of $50 900 900 as claimed.
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Hoosiers Pay Their Respects to
Harrison.

INDIANAPOLIS, july u.
Another thousand Hoos'ers paid their re-
spects to Gen Harrison today. They >came
from the northern section of the state, prin-
cipaly from Warsaw, Wabash City and
other points in koskiusco and Wabash
counties. Harrison received them at Univ
ersty park and made speech.
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Ferdinand's Position.

LONDON, July %.
The Berlin correspondent of the Daily
News, says The Porte will be requested to
repeat the summons to Prince Ferdinand TO
abdicate the throne of Bulgaria. The family
council of Orleans and Coburg are about
TO meet at Coburg to discuss Ferdiuands
position.
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A Carload of Men Fall Over an Embank
ment

READING, Pa, July 27.
While a car containing five men were as
cending the plane at the Montreal, Ore
Company's mine, in Lehigh county last night,
a break in the engine caused the car to be
thrown down the bank. All the men were
badly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-28

Mr. Diugley has stated that he proposed
10 urge a retaliatory measure which would
result in treating Canada in the same man
ner as she treats this country.
Senator Palmer introduced by request in
the Senate today bill proposing to substi-
tute silver bullion for half of the one hun
dred million in gold held by the treasury for
red, option in United States notes. The
bill authorizes the purchase with gold coin
OF -, 600, 900 in silver bullion month, to
be substituted in the redemption fund for the
gold coin withdrawn. The bill also provides
for redeeming t. $ notes with gold coin
and silver bullion or standard silver dollars,
and for coming silver bullion in redemption
of the fund when the normal ratio of 10 l2
or Is to | between gold and silver, is
reached.
The House bill for light at the mouth of
otter Creek, Lake Champlaiu was reported
favorably to the Senate today.
The House committee on military affairs
has decided to recommend non-concurrence
in the Senate amendments to the army appro-
priaton bill.
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MON>> OF the good things Of this
NNNN~S life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. AckeT's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure DyspepsiA,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold ON .
positive guarantee at 25 and so cents, By
j u m'xer. l9i Water street, druggist.
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House.

The committee On military affairs report
ed back the army appropriation bill with
amendments.
The House went into the committee of the
whole on the private calendar.
The committee remained in session all the
afternoon, considering dozen private war
claims which were subsequently passed, and
at } o'clock took a recess until s.
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Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
Hypophosphites, is unequalled. The rapidity
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon it is wonderful. al have used Scots
Emulsion in case of Rickets and Marasmus
of long standing In every case the improve
ment was marked" j. M. MAIN, M. D.,
New York. octl7deod&w4w,
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American Association.

AT Baltimore e-Baltimores 5, st. Louis O.
AT Brooklyn. - Brooklyns 3, Kansas
Citys 4.
At land.-Clevelands 5, Louisvilles
g.
At Philadelphia 4Cincnnatis
=
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Austrian Emigrant Agents in Trouble

VIENNA, July u.
Nineteen emigrant agents were arrested at
Cracow for melting the natives to emigrate
to America. Bonds representing 100000
forms were found on them. Other agents
will be arrested
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Jay Gould at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July %.
Jay Gould and family arrived this after
noon in special car, AMI are at the United
States Hotel Gould is looking quite well.
He will remain here several weeks.