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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
TROOPS ORDERED 70 CUBA
THE FIRST WILL START SOON.
= lsFiEaar tasTF GsasSai Carpenter
u ordered - Leave Abaas Ma
ssmhes - fss Nsasisas aaa Rs.
sEte I'siaeipe.

Washington, NOV. 4 IAe war depart
meal has issaleA ssasral order fof lhs
nloNenaent II tfsafa 10 cnlla, The frst
IFo4sps AlH ieaFe on ~ ahoat November 2.
a1d aili sotRgsFise a brigade nnaes HFisa
dasF uemeFai talantes The brigade y IN
b. Eaken irean The Sesesth army corps
aai altl ls seas 10 Neuyitas and l'aefts
lrineipe
The 0ssiet books 10 oeeuration ~ these
tao paints 10 hegin ailh, bat oessataatio.l
siil - extstied - rapidly A. spanish
stsealatiaa PTNse.l.. The of.ief directs
The aaosssaeat ii t@gin ~ onee, bat AZ
sarliRs - chr eairalasians u the depart.
nseat Il aia searesly h. possible 10 make
ihs hsss handbag lrloss Naseasl~r -. The
atsist fellows
Headquarters u slx tr0at,s Of thr
kishth United states cavalry and tAs
1aad t'seagls ssdnhleea. viii be At Men,
yalas IA sraatsa ~ Ihr k4ghsh tnits.i
STATES sasslEs and The E1fteealh infantry
~ easvta rriaelt-e, The segiaaehta aill he
prepared IA eafssrk 81 esae sni the sab.
sa.srhs~ department. will auaase isr lhs
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~lHlpf@a saa faGi9ssesi GDF ~ aayA
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headquarters n Aeavitaa 1f.e cavalry
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A,Agissh satstry. II iEseseRsinsasa TA~
nessath i sssigneA IL -the t1ass array
~sIs and lAs tlsash ~ lase ssepnd army
sNYH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
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rpsls. scpsss AMI hUanes IN Idaho
H4nk you aposs sincerely ioF H. ! rf's'
4Hl krvp u In hsady f'aaFs in M
p. anil frequently fsasls Hay "ltActo''s
rrh its tFagranre.
Tho corps Of rsilFoad surveyors ph'
emily leit ksndssck 10 survey = Icn,s n
',o Clesrwalst 10 ths Caasas Prairie es,an
'' are working alcaa the river above VI
nyou towards kaniah. Zig canyon,
bee t~sn grnetally supposed uould b. tn
lls to the CaHas psaiTfs couBsrs, lrvE
'r fac, that the grade y an easy on
'7.i would tap che fertile aslds Of u
"a SpIiags prairie. whirh iHsiade
fF u territory completely rucircle'i b
ra~'niaias aud n miles in diameter
"a ""W supposed that they are nrseyin
f. rau,s that viii cEUss the prairie fra
Inherent Point and YET h. on liz
With the route that leads TO the lsal
p''', through which Il i generally nj
f''''ood road viii be eventually hui
'""' Butte 10 this country,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
SPAIN HAS BEEN NOTIFIED
The Peace Commission Has Pre-
seated in WrItInE the Statement

Paris, Nov. l.-At the meeting Of the
peace commission Yesterday the Ameri-
cans presented the written expression OF
the purpose of the Americans Ia take the
entire group of Philippine islands and Il
assume such proportion OF the Philippine
debl as had bcen incurred for the benefit
Of the islands in public works. improve
ments and permanent betteT1nents.
IT. was also set forth that the United
States would not assume any part OF the
Philippine debt which had been incurred
by Spain for the furtherSnce of military
OF naval operations to quell insuTTection.
Of the natives
The session was adjourned until Friday
in order to give the Spaniaras time 10 pre-
pare a reply. The session lasted little
over an hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
MURDER OF ApRosprcroR.
The culmlaatisn OF Several weeks
ef 0aarrelIng.

Victoria, n C.. Nov. e.--The murder Of
prosecutor named Botlean on the Ash.
croft-Glenora trail has been reported to
the provincial police. The murderer Is
vaIously known as T. Wilson, McGregor
and also McGnw. The killing was the
culmination Of several weeks Of quarrel.
ing, induced by disappointment and pri.
walton on the desolatc trsil.
The news reached Glcnora October 10,
and Wilson was believed to have passed
there five days before. lie has not YET
reached Wangcl, and il is hoped TO e.
feet his arrest there.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
bankrupt manufacturers.

Providence, r. l.. Nov. John H. Ma.
son { Sons, cotton goods manufacturers
have filed voluntary petition in bank,
ruptcy. The petition shows that the
firms liabilities amount to $4,000 AMI
assets to about $4,000, Sl2aO0o being in
real estate and personal property and
$lS0,O00 in accounts, The partners has,
also filed individual petitions in bank
ruptcy. Eugene Masonis liabilities an
$4,000, and his assets estimated to be :
little over 100000. John II, Mason hai
liabilities amounting to slsa.OOo and as
sets estimated at Sl00No0.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
SNOW ON CHILKooT PASS.
Rich Placer STRIKES Reported ON the
Dalton Trail.

Seattle, Nov. 2.-The steamer Farailon
has arrived. with about loo klondikcrs,
who left Dawson October L. According
TO the estimate Of the parseF, they had
abou, $sOo.ao0 worth of gold dust. They
report that there was Is inches Of snow
on Chilcoct Pass, and about six inches on
White Pass. The weather was getting
quite cold. Abe last boat to leave Dawson
this season for the lakes was scheduled
to leave the first week in October. Aboo,
$50 people had engaged passage on her.
Rich placer strikes are reported On the
Dalton trail.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
NO FURTHER INDIAN TROUBLE
Reports That the Rcd Mea Are
Leaving Grant County.

Raker City, Ore, Nov. The Indian:
are leaving Grant county as fast as pos
sihle, and NO further trouble is expected
The eoroner's jury to-day examined the
body Of one Of the Indians killed neal
lice, and found that his death was at the
hands Of a deputy sheriff aud posse VINO
asked for pcaceable surrender and wen
answered by the Indians opening fire
killing one of their number. George Cut
ting. The posse then returned the fire
killing FIVE Indians
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
rHsuReENr GOVERNMENT.
representative Of the Native Army
Favor Dtsaolatlon.

Havana. NOV. 2---Adslccs received here
trem Santa Cruz del SUR say that a ma
jori,y II the representatives al the Gu
han array, al the meetings held there. are
IN favor 81 the dissolution Of the Cuban
as,trgent government and the appoint
mont oi a committee to 60 to Washington
for the purpose oi thanking the American
government Tor its Intervention in favor
81 the C,,bsn., and TO put them hncondi.
tionaliy at the disposition ot the Wash.
inston authorities, 80 a. 10 enable Abe lat
Ter to develop their program without any
bindrance. The Cuhans arc also said to
favor the disarmament OF the insurgcnt
army,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Washington, Nov. Ia cablegram re.
ceived at the navy department announces
the arrival at Bahis, Brazil, of the bat,
tleships Oregon and Iowa, The battle
ships will stop at Rahia for few days.
replenishing their coal bunkers from the
Aberrenda and the Celtic. and then VIII
proved to Rio, where they are to take
part in the great demonstration on No
ve'nher Is to commemorate the ami.
versary OF the birth Of the republic oI
Brazil
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DOUBT OF SPANS ACTION


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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
GEN. JOSEPH RoDMAN WEST.
Death In washinMtsn of the caiifor-
MA Pioneer.

Washington, Nov. 2-GcneEal Joseph
Rodman West Is dead at his home In this
city. aged 20 years. In 1919 he went 10
California and engaged in business On
the outbreak Of the civil war he became
lieutenant colonel Of the First California
infantry. He saw service in New Mexico,
Arkansas and the southwest, was pro
motel 10 brigadier general and mustered
out with the brcvct Of major general. lie
.etilcI in New Orleans, held federal of.
fee for several years aud served as United
states senator from Louisiana from 1871
10 1879, being elected as republican.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Santiago dc Cuba, New. 2.--United
states Congressman DalScll Of Pittsburg,
Pa. a member Of the ways and means
committee Of the house Of representa-
lives, and party Of Pennsylvania rail.
road maauaics, have been inspecting prop
critics in Santiago and vicinity with a
riew TO large investments and a railroad
franchise for line between Santiago and
Havana
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
orenlnE o. l,allan rarlsamea,.

Rome. Nov. The session 81 the Ital.
ian parliament, which opened today, is
likely to prove Of extraordinary interest
because il will be called upon to deal
with the serious disaiFections in Sicily and
other questions of equally serious aspect.
King Humbert and Queen MargaIita
we're also the recipients of enthusiastic
applause as they drove through the
streets, which were linel with mere than
the usual number of troops.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Durango. Col. Nov. 2.-Forest fines are
raging in the mountains west Of Ia Plata
mining district, extending over an area
Of 20 miles from Mancos river to Rear
creek, near Dolores river Parties from
that section report fires started by Indians
10 drive game. Unless storm intcrvenes,
millions Of dollars Of damage will be dome
In fine timber sections.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
sick soldier. az san Francisco.

San Francisco, Nov. AIT the military
division hospital there are now 800 pa
ticnts. including the sick who came from
Manila on the Rio de Janeirc. The post
hoani,al contains 30 and the convalescent
hospltai 90 patients, making $50 Ia all
only In few cases are the patients re
sarled a. serious.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
A NEW SCHEME OF jim HILL.
d Ia Reported that 'h" Great N"r-
,hsrM WIII Try canada.

Ch,casa. Nov. 5.-Thc Tribune says
Tao Great No,rhcrn. Il i reported. intend.
to make application at the next session q
tho Canadian parliament for a iraneh'>e
10 extend the spokane Falls Northe'"
through southern British Columbia,
The franchise desired by the Great Nor ,!
,hatn /. believed TO he for a more amn't'
IONS enterprise than has yet been revealed
The rial object Is reported to be para.
,a;.a "A me Canadian Pacitics Crow
Nrst line. through southern British ~, 70
lnml.a. In addition to the Kettle TIVE
road. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
NOW RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
The Last AIarmtst Report Came.
From Chinese Regions.

Wei Hal Wei, Nov. 3.--All the British
warships here. the first class hattleship
Centurion, first class cruiser Narcissus,
second class cruiser HeISnionc. torpedo
boat destroyer Whiting, torpedo boat de
stroyer Fame, torpedo boat destroyer
Handy and first class gnnboat Peacock,
have cleared for action and are ready for
sea at an hours notice. The first class
hattleship Victorious and the first class
cruiser undaanted. at Che Foo. are coal.
ing TO their full capacity.
The greatest secrecy is maintained as te
the meaning Of these warlikc preparations
but there is no doubt thatsimportant ia.
stractions are expected al any moment
"A large Russian acet is assembling al
Port Arthur.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

DENVER. Col, Nov. 1.-The time al.
lowed by law for making changes in the
state tickets has expired. The middle-of.
the.r road pOpulists will have no state tick
ei, the court having decided, at the last
moment, that the party has no standing,
There are ten state tickets, but only four
candidates for governor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
vi. =. nanrrer, Manarsr.

Salt Lake. Nov. 3.-w. II. Bancroft re.
ceivod official notification from New York
today that he had been elected vice pres
ident and general manager of the Ore
gon Short Line railroad The election OF
Mr.. bancroft is a guarantee that there
win be no material change in the other
officials Of the road.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
chInss. - Hawaii.

m Faneisca, Now s--Joshaa \,
h''Nn. Who was 10 b. sent from Detroit
:" This city a. Chinese inspector, has
'-'n or'ieFrsl 20 itnnalssla a. Uhinc=e In
'rr',"r' u carry out The restriction laws.
ihe@e laws and the tFeaty between this
country and China viii apply to the ter
ni"rY vt Hawaii and the Chinese residents
ct Tho Islands arc admitted to American
''"'n'hiP by rcs san Of Hawaiian annex
a'iun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. IA petition for
foreclosure Of the S3O,0oO000 mortgage,
held by the Mercantile Trust Deposit Go.
Of baltimore on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, has been filed in the United
States court. trial being set for Decem'
Der O.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
ALL GjBANS WANT OFFICE
TWO FACTIONS AMONG THEM.
1--WE T'hessana Insmrkenfs VIVA
Th~fr ofaeers Are csamerEn9 for
0ffiee "a ssntiage-GeneraI '. eea
Trysns 20 Centrei Their Faessen.
NJ TreabIes.

ManzaniIlo, Oct. 3I.--The visit 81 Gen
erai Leonard Wood, governor 81 the mil
itary department nj santiago, has been
Instrumental ia bringing all taae elemeRts
among the Cnbans TO the front. No few
er than 20OO insurgents, Of whom 100
are officers, want Offices, and their cianI0r
amounts almost 10 demand. There ale
two leading factions. one headed by Gen
eral jesus Rab. and the other BY Gen
erai Rios. Al present most Of the Of
fees are held by representative OF the
Rabi faction, including the mayoralsy
and custom house inspectorship. General
Wood, in order to pacify the bios fac
ton, has given them six positions in
rural police forces and turned over to
one Of their people the lighthouse At Cape
Cruz, together with several other minor
appointments. But neither party b sat-
isiied, each thinking that ii ought to have
all the Offices General Rios does not
dare cypress his opinion publicly on Gem
eral Rabi, but he feels that this Ii his
district, as he has had the nominal charge
Of il for three years and that II ought
TO belong to him as far a. appointments
Of Cubans TO Office are concerned, and all
the more 50 because he represents General
calixto Garia.
Cubans VIII Not WEEK..
The majority OF the insurgents here
have no money, and go about living from
hand to mouth wondering what win hap
pen next. Armed men are not allowed
ra4iois. As the Cubans will not disband
and viii not work, nothing remains but
Tor them to strut about the city with ma
chetes and revolvers. Some OF them are
nearly Naked Others appear in long-Ies-
ged patent leather boots with silver spars,
carrying superbly wrought Toledo ma
cheies. A few wear immaculate white
suits and Panamas- They are for the
most part the New York contingent, each
man now a veFitable bombasto furioso.
Except when he Is ON board the gun
boat His. which brought him here, Gen
eral Wood is besieged by these seekers
of Office. Among the interviews he has
had was one with General Rios, who
wanted the mayor of AIananillo. one II
Rabi's faction, dismissed and his own man
appointed. General Wood asked on what
grounds the dismissal could be sustained.
lie said: is not the mayor a competent
officer! Has he not an excellent Tepufa-
ton: Did be not serve bravely and a-
fe1irely throughout the war;
To all this General Rios replied in the
Affirmative, but he insisted that his oRn
nominee was entitled TO the position be-
cause he was Rios man. The interests
Of the city and locality were apparently
minor considerations in the mind Of the
Cuban commander. But this appears 10
be the case everywhere among the Cuban
insurgents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

London. Nov. 3,--IGse dispatch from
Wei Hal Wei announcing the war prep
arations, officials here regard as grave,
when coupled With the Anglo French war
preparations, 1t is sarmised that Russia,
proiiting by the present strained relations
hetwecn Great britain and France. has
decided TO forward her aims in the fat
east by forcibly SEWING the valuable
treaty port of Nia Ch0aag, which Great
Britain can not permit, il is said.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

The number 81 blind persons in Ausira.
Va IN proportion 10 The number OF the
population is considerably les than In
most other countries
The mines Of Bavaria icoal and metals)
yielded only S2,IOO,OO0 in 1897,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

A new catalogue Of the higher plants Of
North America north Of Mexico has ASA
entries. including Is palms and 2i0 or
ehida
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

General Maxine Gomez has grown a
heard, which he nov wears in the style
Of Napoleon III.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Coal Is dearer In South Africa than in
any other part Of the world. It is cheap,
est In China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave W i2d 81 s'A'.o'' y. l. As io''o"' ~
-,rl.. iron. " .anA..A ST.
,l,.o, 4 i lAlly. EXCEPT saHiay, Tor CornSa. New
t,',-.t,u New A-.Aes MinG-"a ana
T'.e'':, - AL LatsA..l Mountain points
Hrl..:., A. ,IaA-tSn NEST 4v".s, nhSstons
-. M.Doln s. M.Ancwasaa, Cals""i Ao1atA.nss
>....S Isa Lake george. =.
1.u, A. a.. ~ i-.N ~. i.Al a. paAy for Al
,,r. Rochester, Dlita.o NiasAfA FaiiA.
tle,ellnc. oil. chicago and 81 L"G.s' Arrives
~..s, an. ..~Gs HsAt Afternoon.
~. - =. Saturdays onIy Tor al SaisAlI Mountain
p"' u DAILY. except sunday. Tor Kingston. LAkss
80 and N Nats"li. Aolnsans. CatskA,
c,,',, a. Da..y. Surday, ;or Consers. Graz
-. Vest Point. Cornwall SewbGrsh. and intsr-
ue..atr s.atlny 20 AOinl.
Goo T. NJ. bany except sIn"ay Tor Aoany Saratoga
Nontrea kastrin 'a.-ca
an, - ii ,a.casJ 81 Louis Limited. Daily, foe
ia syTe.ase, koche-ter, oaiialo. Niagara Fai.s.
Tc,,nto cleveland, tA.NasJ anu
::l, J. "a. -..., eNeep, sunday 10 syfae.ss tocass-
IL.a.o. .~.ahA.a rals az. Toronto
81. = ~ a.y i0r any, Ctica syracuse. ROches-
ltl.a.a, Nla,a!i Eals. TORONTO lst.o,t. 1leys-
INA ,n.ca.9 ami -. Louis SATURDAY nsnl has
s~run. tar Oatsk'i Mountains
Brooklyn "Arnex''A. 9.iJ A. n. 4
ga !. I, ~. & sp5 i. a. Jersey city. /. r. r. Station
-. 4 ~ l.. - A. NJ &. rs T. II
M. f.pl. a plH. ia. rotes snd olces
~ & r. I-AIBEKT. General Passenger Agent,
vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
OTHER MARxETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 20 There brisk demand FOR the
c1-e 20 lay prices strong: rn1re steers
s. .ts5 s. mci4m. s. Goa>i e. 1..f s'ocrs s. j. 9
s, - stoc<er< and feeders. 81 'oH$3, bulls - '''+
81 . cows and hr'-rs. 50 l"G>6. rItes $itSi, N"e'
a-r :. IDNsi So MAS et-ers 81 - 80 % WIN r'r
trct became ln.ra. = art pr."s were s'rir"aai
str,,rcr hu. &c lower Two days ago. rair G.
.rlir. g. 1JISJ %. larArrs. - 'Nn 50 - oGtcners
81 5ds3 g mixed. 81 cor<1 20. light 81 IfS' - pigs
/. good e@n1and A. generally
steady rri,es common sheep Sass o. choice nv ions.
(. .1 s. - Texas sr~e9 iJ1fSi 20. 81 = y
- y, srr-g lambs 81 25Gt' - receipts attic 1880:
h.gs y nr'. sheep. iG'Wi
'-o-.r.at June 90 -H0gs lower 81 Is3 -. ''atte
stead 3. 75GSl sheep strong 81 I5as+ 10 Lambs
49, Blr1l1 June 3o.-Ca;'i, -Recepts all consigned
through AMI 'he-e nothing doing Hogs-keceipts
-,.der,f. uArA.f slow YoTkers ot 10 choice s. 90.
Una AMI comm 20 good. 81 23dS3 ~ IS. ,ommln =
nc e. .sqS3 sr.ep ani lambs -Eeceip's light
-,srk~, rAsy iamps choice t0 ezra s. 5VGS % c-is
to ,Ir1m.n s. $3.50. sheep. hlc- 20 selected "eheS
5, 7saSl =; ,ul.s o. 81 nm r. s. -5rS8 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

s,fseI s follows and ENc m8Gt-s earlier west
- street. . ,,, -. 80, a., ,,,..
,yo,srv Eimlra. Dunaly bradford. Arrives lssl.aio
IL yaI-r e-g to iIs'.a.a.
3l5 4. ,i.-Nesth-ied EAgtsss sa!.y Tor Port Jervn
- ~ r'trsU DAILY. except Su.d-y fer I~sc>awaxen.
tu.uurlant lot al pe.-s Eln.rs. Pull
nan rl1ior cars TOR rtic ,llo and Eimira. -
-, an 4. ~ estibgiet in.tsS-Fast mall daily.
81 INN or chicago. Arrives -. Gland 40 A. ",
,Ecsgo l. NJ. sleepers to CHIC Cls'esri Aae
~, ~ M~IIlnalo ard Cleveland vss'hu,ed Express
arr.y.s A. l5afll) Ih5 A. NJ, Bradford i:2) \.
y, i.n.sto.n 100 \. NJ Youngstown 1921 A H..
c-yeaad .:2O -. seepe's TO bGisio and Gle esnd
ota r. V-Daily Solid train for Binshamtoa ElmirA
,,oIsiv and Ch.cuso siseye.s Honesyil.e. Chicago
art cincinnati. dining cas-. 49,, ,,,.,,,... A.,
ATOMS al III ll2, 26i. 4Jl and 5JI Broad
- IL eayeiy i55 las, i.5h-s,. and 23 West 18th
rn,nb,rs and West I'D II ferries New lori; ~
49, 40 Fllton-st 9s Broadway B.o kyn; i22 Ryerst.
Iibokeu AMI Jersey city station New York Transfer
cas Tor and checks bassass frcm koieis aEa resi-
der . destination.