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The times., 1898-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R. L. C-All members of l.. 4. 1898, X. of L., are
hereby notified to attend a special meeting Fri
day evening February %, at 80 p. m; business
of vital importance TO all. By order NJ. W. C. H.
W0RDEN, Secretary fe22-3t-em
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cross Manufacturing Company,
for the election of directors. will be held
at the Hotel Fleischman, Alexandria,
Va, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1898, at p.
m. JOS. B. FORKER, Secretary.
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The Mayors Explanation.

. , H..
M"Ho' ''S'o" MINUS VI" 1"ufh'l 'ht
following explanation of his position re-
fnrrin. tu those n,v. f.n,nus ARC tiybts
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F,iI'"lS J""i
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Ptd'''iN n''l il'a'iitd /" til' tiiN '"h1-
81 81 iN'' 'hu 'e't' WISH !" SlNt 1" w.
puhi' what Understand |" ht the real
lHctS IN Inc matter,
IN lNo. duFlnS Mayor N"hh : admitilS-
tfdtl"li. tht Guy touhtll ~ thdt year
asked Mr.. Libby ds president. "r super
intendtnt or general manager - the
Electric Light Co. for two additional
are lights. one To b" located at the cur
ner of Main and Silver streets. one near
the City hall. Mr. Libby answer WaS
that the company could furnish no itddt-
tioudl lights. as they had not sufficient
power Ia run amy more This was Il dis
appointment to the titv government ts
these lights wcr. very much needed Nv
the public
In a few DAYS after mis- Mr. Ipl,v
without any ,oufurrn,. Win ~, 80
rnun,iI ar my knnvxI.,l,., ,,,, tt,,,i,. ,.,,,
pit mn rho4t. thrr. li,bt4 n,t+ ,.-,, H.
hnrsr ~. ,,th,.r ,v,,n Tx. ,,',
nnlitr ~, nh. lts tr,., HAM III
i,,irti.II ,I..d '''''' ''' '"'
After il while a hill was presented tn
the council Of that year. Thc vote WIS
that the bill should NOT he paid. as the
iieHt% nau HOT bCtn ordered bN thr ritN.
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liberal number Of tho fair sex Mt the

liberal number of the fair sex at the
race.
When the word waa given, the horses
for the first heat went away together
and came up the street in good shape.
showing considerable speed but Johnnie
Wilkes gradually drew away from his
rival. and when he finished under the
wire. which was the corner of a house
and tree. {. II. H. was three lengths be-
hind. c. r. l.. Kept his feet we'll al
though he had the soft side Of the street.
Coming up in the second heat G. r. l..
found his match in the Oakland horse
and it was a pretty race for snow race.
Johnnie finished ahead by two lengths.
AT this time Mr.. Fiske could see his 50
travelling Oaklandward. and he put
Harry Williams in the sleigh Harry
took the roadster down for the prelimi-
nary scoring and came up with Johnnie
Wilkes several lengths behind when the
horses came in sight. Down by the east
hedge of the Meader residence. G. r. l..
went off his feet, and just when Harry
Williams thought he had the stranger
dead To rights. This slipup let the oak
l;llu morse 10 tIf l'lt anu ne went u0utI
the corner of that house two lengths or
50 in advance of the local horse.
Whether G. T. t.. slumpcd in the soft
snow and thus lost his feet is not known
from what could be observed from the
finish but it is evident that Harry Will
lams met with 4 great disappointment
at the finish.
1t was noticed that there was no coarse
talk at the race and that everybody pres
ent seemed to bear in the mind the fact
that they We're on one OF the best resi-
DENTAL streets in the city. There viii be
another race some day. when Johnnie
Wilkes is far away; when We have no
one to beat US, ana g. r. H. viii again
have his day.
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n. Alonz0 Tobey.

With deep sorrow we announce the
death of II. Alonzo Tohey which occurred
at his home on Franklin street. Tuesday
evening. shortly after 30 O'Clock
Mr.. Tobey's illness confined him to the
house some over a week. and. Tuesday
morning. q decidedly hopeful change in
his condition was noted. During the
afternoon he suffered a relapse and grad
ually failed until his death
The origin of Mr.. Tobys trouble really
dates back three weeks or more when
he sustained what he considered an in
significant scratch on the thumb of his
left hand. 4 piece of court plaster WAS
applied and little was thought about the
matter until. some days later. ID sore ap-
peared. near the scratch A physician
pronounced the same a fclon and treated
accordingly, The diseased thumb was Il
source of constant pain and gradually
grew worse Some Of the best of the
medical profession of the three cities
forts seemed in great measure to be sue
cessful when the end came
Mr.. ToDey was born in this city. -
years ago. the son of Harvey and Susan
TobeN. He passed the greater part of his
life in this city. having been engaged in
the grocery business with his father. for
many years.
He was a member of the First Baptist
church. a member of Sanborn Lodge T.
O. Q. r.. and for many years served as
financial secretary of Crescent Lodge. A.
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Expects 10 Have a Big Balance

Among the most important of thr
dishursing departments Of the city is
that of the office of the ovrrseer Of the
poor. 1t will he seen that the mayor
Friday, recommended that the appro-
priatiun for the poor department fur
the next year be $4,000 This is $9uua
less than the appropriation last year
The cost of the poor department. the
year before Mi knauff took the office
of "VerSetr. was ST. 266. "a Last year
with an appropriation of but $lo. GOA
Mr. knauf collected in from various
sources $1260o Up To this time H.
has expended but $Sl363l leaving Il
balance of $212%1l3 For the times that
have harrassed the city in the past
Year or more this is pretty good
showing of the way the affairs of tn.
poor department have been handled
Mr.. knauff feels satisfied that at the
end of the year he will have a balanc,.
of $4,000 to turn over to his successor
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Spiuks defeated Schaefer at ChicaGn.
Tuesday night, in the second game uf
The lN-inch halk line tournament.
Score. go to 1879
The United States ambassador. Col
John Hay. and Mr.. spencer Eddy. his
private secretary Icft London Tuesday
IN their way to Egypt
Col. Thomas Z. ochiltrec. upon whom
an operation was performed at the Pres
hNteran hospital ut New York Saturday
afternoon, is rapidly recovering.
Exports t. America from North
Germany showed falling off during
the last quarter of S3.23l,&l$ The de-
crease was principally in sugar
Fire, Tuesday night in the Living
stone building. a new S-story structure
at .,5-57 West Third street. New York.
did damage 10 the extent of S5o.ooo
Mrs Edith Walker wife Of \. Barclay
Walker. owner of the racing cutter
AilSa. has been granted Il judicial scpa-
ration from her husband. on the ground
Of cruelty.
The board of trustees Of Boston
University, Tuesday unanimously
nominated Mr. Samuel G. Bennett. son
Of the late Edmund II. Bennett. acting
dean of the law department. ana hr
has accepted.
\ large and enthusiastic mass meeting
Of tn" students of Harvard at Cam
bridge. Mass. Tuesday night adopted
resolutions favuring the establishment
OF Il university club containing conven-
fences such as will attract men of all
circumstances, with annual dues sufli-
GENTLY low to deter no main from joining"
Edward Perkins - years Of age. was
instantly killed at Salmon Falls n H.
tuesday. by an express train on the
" cStern division of the Boston & Maine
Railroad. while crossing the tracks near
Rollinsford station. Perkins was i fish
dealer and was mutflcd up to protect
himself from the cold and did not hear
the train as it approached. His horse
was Killed and the wagon demolished.
The picnic which was rendered bv Pros
idcnt IclaYa to the Nicaraguan canal
commissioners of the United States and
the members of the American syndicate
of capitalists and contractors. on Jino-
taga mountain, WAS successful ana
proved delightful surprise to the visi-
tors. They had a splendid view of ex-
tcnsiVc and fertile mountains and val
lcys. of Lakes Nicaragua and Managua
and of the Pacific ocean
Judge Starr of Chelsea, Indian Terri
tory. is out with Il sensational manifesto
in which he declares he will resist the
federal courts and their right to stspend
the Cherokee courts until he is arrested
RE further says the Cherokee delegation
Will help him out and defend him Starr
is Cherokee and judge of the circuit
court tie is the only tribal officer in the
territory to make such Il declaration all
the rest having gracefully submitted
The sale of the effects of Mrs Augusta
Mack. sentenced to II years mpriSon-
ment for participating in the mur.ier of
VIM. Guldensuppe was commenced at
New York. Tuesday. After refusing sew
rral offers Of $500 from museum proprie-
tors for the entire outfit. which consisted
OF clothing and household goods the
tuctioneer endeavored to sell them niece
by piece. \ large crowd was nrrsnnt
but the articles disposed of hardly
brought their intrinsic y;,uIc xxx,
about $40 had been realized the sale was
concluded.
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A POOR EXCHANGE.
Continued from page ID

decided to hold another meeting. Satur-
DAY. IN The latin quarter. and Il public
hemonstrati"n, Sunday, in the Place de
la tonCnrdc.
Meanwhile the cffervrsccnce increa ses
~ Tn" provinces. Shops of Jews at
nantes nave been stoned. NJ clcmen-
crdu paper. tn. Aurnrci was publicly
burned IN 'front.' Of the Military club al
bordeaux. where serious Disorders took
place. Tn" police were roughly handled
aud the guards finally charged the mob.
1hrty"twU arrests nave been made
TcltGrdns from most of the large towns
show that the Huti-Jewish crusade is as
stunning most alarming proportions. The
government is seriously alarmed An
other strong attempt, il is said Will be
made in the thambcr or Deputies Sat
uroay. T." overthrow the cabinet,
he minister of war. Gen. BilOt has
lodged with tn" minister Of Justice. II
Darlan, formal complaint against NJ
Emil" Ipia and the manager Of the All
for". The complaint viii De forwarded
10 tn" public prosecutor.
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\ very unusual but wthal a very pleas
ant occurrence was the celebration by
Mrs Elizabeth Blaisdel of her >oth
birthday anniversary. at the home Of her
son-in-law. Frank Hodgkins on Mount
Vernon street, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
BlaiSdel is one of those young old ladies'
She is very strong and healthy for Il per
son OF her age and enjoys being about
and doing her share of the work. Many
much younger people would find her Il
hard person to keep up with \ number
of fine presents were left by those who
gathered to do her honor. Among the
guests We're her brothers George Tuwle
of this city. Charles Towle of West Gar
diner. Sherburn Towle of Winthrop. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Hodgkins Mr. and Mrs
Simon Littlefield. Mr.. and Mrs. {. ~
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blaisdcll Of
West Gardiner
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Painfully Burned.

The three years-old son of Batista
Taderchi. an Italian living on VIA
throp street. was badly burned, Tues
day afternoon. and the chances are
said to be greatly against the little
ones recovery. In company with sew
eral little boys BatiSta was playing in
the Woodshed and having plenty Of
maches at hand built a fire of small
sticks and birch bark ON the floor
The little fellows dress took fire and
he ran screaming into the yard. In a
moment he was noticed by his mother,
but the flames had nearly consumed
the dress at that time.
Medical attendance was at hand in
brief time. and everything was done
to allay the sufferngs of the little one.
His arms were blackened as also was
his face. His body was burned to
hliSterS
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Johnnie Wilkes Easily Wins.

About POO Oakland people came out
here. Tuesday. to see their favorite
Johnnie Wilkes, do up G. T. l.. in three
straight heats. The money was marked
al so a side and the crowd out to see
the fun was large one. Mr. F'iske in
sisted on driving his own horse. while
FRED lliton was M behind Johnnie
Wilkes. The street from the junction of
Elm street to Hon. Nathaniel Meadcrs
home was loaded with people. all of
whom Were quiet and orderly much
more 50 than the ordinary "horsc crowd
uS0i'ilN Is, There did not seem t" be any
conSldeiabi" betting on the horses. al
though the Oakland contingent seemed
willing. Funny how many people think
they have Il trotting horse when th,,
sleiGhing is good, isn't it? There was Il
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PARTY LOYALTY"
Is the Text Of Gov. Pingree al
Banquet at Buffalo.
He Applies Lash 10 Trusts and Parties that
Countcnance Them.

Buffalo. ~ Y. Jan. 1S.-Gov. H. s.
Pingree of Michigan. who was the
guest Of honor at the January dinner
Of the Independent cub at the Elliott
Square club, this evening. delivered an
address on What Constitutes Party
Loyalty" in the course of which h.
said:
1T is the misfortune Of great parties
when too long in power. to have %
flock to them all those who desire 10
enrich themselves by legisla ton, which
this party can give them To the Re
publican party there have Hooked
during the past few years. many birds
of i'll omen. undesirable tenants who
are making the house So foul that they
are driving out the riehtful owners
These undesirable acquisitions. the
masses Of the party were only too glad
to get rid of for the party's good.
II make in my mind n" difference
between the integrity of the common
people in one party or another. IT Is
party leadership which is most always
at fault when things go wrong. If tn"
leaders are of the type of Nj Lncoll.
We have government for the people
If they are other types which | might
mention We have government foi
bondholders and plund"r. In late
years the influence OF wealth indicat-
ing legislative measures and govern
mont politics is becoming more ard
more apparent.
MIR. Cleveland disrupted his parry
in doing the bddings nf "A money
syndicate which madr enormous
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Application WAS made in the supreme
court at New York. Tuesday by counsel
for Nellie Il. Goodwin, wife of Nat G..
Goodwin. the actor. to confirm the report
of the referee, CX-JudGc Donahuc recon-
mcndng that an absolute divorce be
granted to Mrs. GoodHin. This suit was
begun some weeks ago but was not pub
liClN announced until Tuesday. Senator
Grady. who appeared for the actor. re-
nucStcd that the papers in tine ease be
sealed. Judge Pryor reserved decision
on this request and also on the applica-
ton to confirm the referees report. The
proceedings We're brought on the Statu-
tory ground. The name of the core
Spondeu: in the case could not be learned.
The referees report recommends that
Mrs. Goodwin be allowed $40 per week
alimony. In 1880. Mrs. Goodwin was
granted u decree of separation on the
ground Of cruel and inhuman treatment.
\ settlement was then made by which
Mis- Goodwin accepted S2l.l@n in lieu of
aiimunN and her dover rights in Good
WIN property.
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SWEDISH RlkS0AG OPEN
kiaq Oscar Pleased With Evdcn. Attachment
Of His Subjects.

Stockholm. Jan. rs The iIhSdag. u
Parliament "f Sweden, Was opened.
today, hy King oscar in speech from
the throne. His majesty expressed his
pleasure at the manifestations "a
Swedish attachment on tho occasion ~
his jubilee anu at The cordial relations
existing With all The powers
Tine budget which was submitted
today, provides for the additional
grant Of $4,000 crowns Ia the allowance
of The cro@n prince. Gustave. to ~
place similar amount which the
S,olthing. III parliament Of Norway.
deducted. The total expenditure j.
II 900 crnMnS.
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cntatiom was somewhat handicapnrd nv
not being able to use all their scenery of
which they have Il great amount hnt this
did not in one Bit affect the superb act
Ing. Among some of the parts that were
especially interesting and called for much
applause We're: The Morris dance. Miss
Mayme Mayo in her own specialties. the
Brothers Phamtor. All who attended
We're we'll pleased with the evenings en-
tertainInent
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Marine Notes.

san Francisco. Jan, fs.-Six sailing
vessels which started from Honoipln
Is days age. have all arrived in tais
port within a few hours of each othff.
The trip across the Pacific became a
race after the first day out. and Tue
contest was made exciting by the faf'
that the vessels were in sight of eacil
other most of the time.
The competing vessels were the brig
w. G.. Irwin. barkentine w. \. IL
mond. bark Alert. harkentine Archer
schooner Transit and the brig I.urliho
The Irwin arrived off the heads nan
an hour in advance of the Lurline'
Then came the Dimond, Archer. Act
and Transit in the order named. lhe
last arrived off the heads three hours
after the Irwin crossed the finish me
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A DANGEROUS NAN.
After Two Previous Murderous Assaults. Or.
Simmons Finally Kills Man.

st. Louis Jan. lN--Dr. chaS. f. Sim
mons. d reputcd millionaire and president
of the Simmons Patent Medicine Co. to-
day shot and killed Emil Davidson
hnok-kecper FOR the ST. Louis Trust Co.
Dr. simmons. who is an elderly man.
met Davidson ON the street. Passcrs by
heard angry words and the next instant
simmons drew a revolver and fired five
times. each shot taking effect. Simmons
WAS arrested. He said that Davidson had
attacked ms daughter. y
brothcr-iu-liw in Mississippi. Three
years as" he stabbed his houk-kccpcr.
named MCBrain.
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KING soLoMoN's TEMPLE
Will Draw Mighty Host OF Masors "a
Buffalo. N. Y.

Buffalo. \. Y. Jan Is S A. Perkins.
private secretary to Senator Hanna was
here. Yesterday. interviewing the dircc-
tors of the Pan American Exposition. 1t
developed today. that Mr.. Perkins visit
had to do with the mghticSt ConcIaVe of
MaSonS that the world has ever seen 1t
IS Intended to erect on the Exposition
ground on tayuSa island hugh Ma
SONIC temple on lines corresponding to the
Biblical description of King Solomon's
temple.
Every Blue Lodge. consistory chapter
ana comlnandCrN from Maine to Califor-
ma ana from the Rio Grandc to cape
Horn. is To be invited to participate in
thc COnClaNc.
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Q. L. w. Me was elected councilman
from Ward 3 in 1896 and reelected in 81.
His father two sisters. Miss Jennie
Tobey. Mrs Ada Brunell and three sons
Rob c.. Walter and George survive him.
Mr.. Tobey was well known and his
acuuaintances were friends. His death
is II genuine loss to the community and
city as well. and Borrowing friends who
knew him as a citizen in a business way.
or in the lodge room will unite in Il bond
of heart felt SVmpathV
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Great Britain has again declined to re-
open the scaling question. 1t seems that
n"f previous refusal gave as reason,
..."l VIM" negotiations were pending be-
tween the United States ana f''n,G.,
Great Britain could not reopen the mai
Ter. To this the United States replied
That n"%"tiatiOns were pending and re-
new"d the request. But The foreign offic,.
St4ldS rs regrets and says that the gov
trnincnt does NOT Soc its way ia reG,e,,
the question.
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The large house of the late John II.
Burnham was filed. Tuesday afternoon,
with friends and neighbors. present to
pay their last respects to one who was
highly honored by all. Rev. Mr. New
bert of Augusta. ofiiciatcd and three APP
propriate selections We're rendered by
the Ahnaki Quartet. Mr.. NcWbort dwelt
upon the life and character of the de-
ceased and pronounced fitting words of
eulOgY. Maine COmmanderY. *. T.. and
liermon Lodge. f. and A, NJ. were pres
ent. The guard of honor was from the
commandery and WAS composed of Srs
b. S. Smith. H. ". Potter. &. u. Libby.
Alton Sawyer. w. -. Harrington and Ho-
sea Carey. The pail bearers We're from
llermon Lodge ANA We're w. K. Dill Will
liam Libby. T. Malcolm, Walter Kirk.
George Pray ana T.. Barker. The Tenn
plar burial service was performed at the
grave 10y Eminent Commander {. O.
Turner ana Prelate J. W. Lash. The
iloral tributes were very beautiful. The
remains were placed in the receiving
tomb at Oak Grove cemetery
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Other Domestic Ports.

NEW iiAN IN. CT-Jan Is, ar. scbs
Jeremiah smith. liawlcy. Bangor. Ma
ron tlir, - John \ Il.
iNE9 ARD HAVEN. MASS-Jan Is.
>fd. | lighthouse sim Lilac. for Port
land. schs Walter Miller Orr, Bricadicr
Harvard II tIavey Hr). Susan n Picker
ing Winnie LawrN, Romeo tBr. Eric
'lir'. George w Jcwctt, Hazclwopd ti}rl
Lizzie J Cali and CIayola OBri.
PSd. sim Lesseps (Norl. St johns y
+. for New York.
CITY ISLAND. \ H--Jan H. psd east
sim John EngliS. New York for Portland.
Jan lA bound south. SchS RebeCca W
liudd"it- St John. y b. Walter VI Young,
l-uber. Me; Prfctta. 81 John. y Il.
Ar. sch Commerce Rockland
HN ANNlS. MASS-Jan Is sid. schs
Emma McAdam and Clara Jane. for Ga
iitlS: Druid. for Thomaston: Eugene Hor-
ga, Tor Rorkland. George Berry. Bucks
port. y StetSon. Luhcc: Winnegancc.
& l. ii4iCh. IS:lf h Allhip and Eva HpDtiar
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The track on TIL. ice does not have tn"
attraction for the fast horses that the
CauSeway does and yesterday afternoon.
again it WAS the scene of some fast GO
ing No race track was ever smoother or
In better condition than the road here
and as long as travel is not intcrfered
with. they probably will be allowed the
same to trut on.
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New Trial Tor Mrs. Sternaman.

ottawa, ont. Jan. lS.-Thc Dominion
cabinet which has under consideration
the case of Mrs. Oliver Sternaman. under
sentence to be hanged. Thursday next.
for the murder Of her husband, decided
TINS evening. to grant her Il new trial
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There is a prospect that the deadloci;

There is prospect that the deadloci;
in the Boston board of aldermen may
be broken. Mayor Quincy became i
factor in the contest Tuesday. and has
requested conference. "Wednesday
with the members of the board Be
sides this committee representing both
side had been appointed to solve tha
difficulty if possible
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The several committees who have the
evening. have completed their tolls and
the event will be one that will excel any
secret society event in the State. A large
number of invitations have been issued
and the Coliseum will be in the finest
condition it has been in for some time
After the exercises are finished. an elab-
crate banquet will be served. A dance
will close the occasion.
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1t is reported that many of the ice
companies will begin operations the first
of next week and some will start up the
last of this week. About II inches the
ice measures now and with the continued
cold snap a foot thickness win be had
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Walter Tohey came down on the Il
O'Clock train, Tuesday evening from
Good Will Farm. called by the dea III
Of his father H. 4. Tobey. Mrs Ada
BRUNEI arrived on the morning Pull
man from Portland