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The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.

house which they reached Just before
dark. When IL was dark enough to rem
der 1t safe to do 80 the officers left their
team by the road and reconnoitersd the
mans HOUSE,. They found that he mad
not returned home and concluded that he
must have turned off somewhere on the
road and that they had passed him dur
ing the day. The officers then went into
camp again in the woods and waited
some time three or four hours secreted
alongside the road Lut, the smugglsr did
not come. They then hitched up their
horses once more and we're about to
start back towards Bort Kent, when they
hoard a team, coming ut a furious paoe
down the narrow road and az once con-
cluded that 1t must be Condon. Quick
to act MIR. Norton turned his horses
directly across the road and when Com
don came around the beAd In the road
with bis h9gse running at the top of his
speed, MIR. Norton shouted Q warning and
Condor, for 1t was the smuggler, was
forced to rein his horse into the bushes
alongside the road. While the animal was
struggling in the thick undePbrush, Mr.
Norton jumped flor the horses head and
succeeded In pulling the reins out OF Con-
Ions hands. MIR. Burns came to his as
sistance quickly and before he knew
what had happened, Mr. Norton had the
man he had Travelled so many miles to
arrest, safely in his arms. Condor had
his coat OF and told the officers he sus-
pected they were after him. He evident
ly meant to put up tight IL he got n
chance, but Mr. Norton and his oompan.
ion were too quick for him. When
searched butt end of a whip was found
In Condon's pocket, when would have
proved formidable weapon. Mr., Burns
seized the liquors In the wagon and Mr..
Norton drove back to Fort Fairfield with
his man and brought him on u. Portland.
Besides the railroad journey which occu.
pied two days, Mir. Norton drove on this
trip 1856 miles through thick woode But
Condor slept Saturday night In Portland
jail and win be arraigned this morn
ing
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE GEM THEATRE.

Today brings the opening sale OF
reserved seats and one week from tonor-
row night win see the fret performances
of the season by company of players
entirely new to Portland audience. 1t
will not take them long, however, to
make friends of everybody who goes to
see them.
The Nickel Magazine says Of Mr.. John
Craig, the leading man: ''Augustin
Days Intellectual attempt to secure sat
isfactory leading man after the departure
OF John Dres. brought forward num-
Der OF actors who had for several years
been Obliged to content themselves with
nothing but minor roles. Among these
players was John Craig, who in the in
terim between vale OF MIR. Drew and the
vale OF Charles Hickman. was cast for
many important characters MIR. Craig
was born In Tennessee and made his first
appearance with Frank Mayo. an actor
who has started more than one youth to
stage eminenoe. Later he played lead
ing roles with Marie Prescott, then for
eight years he was Mr.. Days leading
man. Last fall he Joined Mrs. Fiske's
forces and has been doing good work
ever since. In consequence he was, after
Mrs. Fiske. the most praised member of
the company. Certainly no higher praise
could be awarded to any one than Mr..
Craig has received from the best critics
in this country.
OF Miss Florence Stone, the leading
lady, the greatast praise has been given.
She is q beautiful Southern girl with
red gold hair and eyes Of the deepest blue.
She has = fine figure and dresses her parts
to perfection. She is an sxper. horseback
rider, plays golf and enjoys yachting
There Is no doubt but Miss Stone. who Is
but little more than 20. viii become a
great, favesite with tho ladies Of Port
land
She Is probably the only lady who has
the honor 10 be an honorary member OF
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
DEATHS.

In this city. June 4, Maud H.. only daughter
OF Manford and Ada Smith, aged years and /
months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock
from the parents residence No. S6 Deer street.
In this city, William Osborne Fox, aged 7S
years months.
Funeral a. his late residence, 12l Emery
street, June 9, at p. m.
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
In Bath, June 2, George d. H6dgkns. aged
AZ years. l / months.
IN Biddeford, May 20. Charles Butterield,
aged A years.
In West Kennebunk. May 81, Henry Walker,
aged so years.
In Pembroke. May 20. John Mincher. aged
rs years.
In Dover. May 80, Hollis G. Trundy, aged
90 years.
III Sebec May 81. L j. Donald aged 65 yrs
In Madison, May rs, Luther H. Edwards. aged
SO years; Mrs. Rhoda +. Lunt OF Southwest
Harbor. aged 10 years.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
FOR PUBLIC BATHS.
Two Propositions To he made TO the
city Fathers.

1t seems that there will be two propo-
sitions before tie city government relat-
ing to the subject of baths. The plan for
fitting up a spublio bathing place in
the Auditorium is not the only one. 1t
seems that several weekssago. before the
plan for utilizing the Auditorium was
broached, the United Workers, q new
labor organization of this city, had
started the idea of having floating bath
on the water front. MIR. II. l.. McKin-
ley, representing the organization, oircu.
lated petition which was largely signed
asking the city government to consider
the matter. The object of this floating
bath would be to give good safe bathing
place for the boys In the water front seq
tion of the city. At present the only
place Is at the old baths at Fish Point,
and these are not running this year. But
there were serious objections to that
location. 1t could be used only at high
tide and moreover could be reached only
by going through the Grand Trunk
freight yard, the boys often being tempt
ed to save time BY crawling under the
cars. The deficiencies of the Fish Point
location hasEed many boys and men to
battle Of the wharves on the water front.
This Ia dangerous from two points of
view, as the bather is liable to arrest
and to be drowned.
Mr.. McKinley's idea is that there should
be floating bath such as they have in
Boston and New York. These baths are
large tanks, 70x4b feet in size, so moored
as to be absolutely safe both for those
VINO can and those who cannot swim.
Sush an arrangement Mr.. Mckinley
thinks, would be of general advantage,
especially to parents who are solicitous
for the safety of their children,
The United Workers have no objection
to baths in the Auditorium, but they feel
that the city cannot do both this year,
and they are convinced that the water
front bath viii be much more satisfao-
tory TO the people who are to be bene-
fitted.
At the city meeting this evening
There viii be representation on the sub
ject. 1t Is thought that floating bath
will cost not over $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
MAINE UNIvERsALIsT coNvEN
TION

The Maine Universalist convention be.
gins Monday evening, June 4 at the
Church Of the Messiah, India street, cor
ner Congress with a sermon by that in
spring and eloquent preacher. Rev. O.
A. Hayden of Augusta. once the pastor
of the church In which he is to speak.
The reports Of the state of the. Universe.
list churches in Maine, TO be made Tues
day morning. will be most cheering and
promising. Able speakers will also take
part through Tuesday and Wednesday and
Thursday, including also Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings One Of the features
Of Maine Universalist convention is the
a. m. prayer and praise meetings, held
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
THE DEATH RATE.

There were 10 deaths In Portland dur.
ing the week which ended Saturday noon.
The deaths we're due to; Apoplexy f2),
softening of the brain, chronic bronchitis.
measles, meningitis, nephritis. phthisis,
pneumonia (2). senility (2).
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

Portland lodge, No. 40, American Ben
eft. az their regular meeting Wednesday,
June 3 will have an entertainment and
strawberry festival.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
NOTIONS COUNTER.

A lot of large size
cubes of assorted Toilet
Pins at SC, marked down
from SC. Also a lot Of
Princess" Curling Irons,
at &c, were I2c.
sHIRTwAIsTs COUNTER.
A lot of fine white silk
striped Bingham Shirt
waists, new fresh goods.
at S2.a5, other days 800.
SKIRTS coUNTER.
A lot OF fancy striped
MORE finished Skirts, at
$500, marked down
from 1850.
MEMS UNDERWEAR COUNTER.
A lot of fine light
weight natural wool
Shirts and Drawers, at
7ec, marked down from
Zoo.
MEMS HOSIERY COUNTER
An assorted lot of fine
fancy stripe and plaid
cotton Half. Hose, to go
Monday at 25c, imported
to sell for Soc
NECKWEAR COUNTER (women's.
Fifty boxes of lace
edge organdie Tourist
Ruching, six yard boxes,
at 25c a box, regular
price 33c.
EMBDROIERIES COUNTER.
An assorted lot of
wide Swiss embroidered
Flounces, at 18c a yard,
other days 25c.
LACES COUNTER.
An assorted lot of
white, cream and ecru
allover Netting, IS in
ches wide, at Csc ayard,
been $500 and I.I2.
LINENS COUNTER.
Two lots of Hucka-
buck and Oatmeal weave
linen Towels, large size,
at two for csc. Also a
lot of white Bed Quilts,
ga size, at 6oc, slightly
soiled.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
An assorted lot of four
inch white silk Ribbons,
at csc a yard.
DRAPERIES ROOM.
Twenty odd lots of
white muslin Curtains,
rufled edge, at eSc a pair
instead of $I.25. One
lot of Japanese Grape
blue and white Mantle
Grapes, embroidered
/ with silver thread, at
$500, worth So and 600.
SILKS COUNTER.
An assorted lot of
Cheney Bros. best quail
ity printed Florentine
Silk, at ACC a yard, been
75c to SI,25.
NEEDLEwoRK COUNTER.
Ten dozen denim COW
cred Cushions, all covers,
6t FIR thp pocL
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
OWEN, MOORE & co.

PORTLAND. June 5, 1899.
A MOTHER lot
~ of exceptional
June Bargains
carefully selected for to-
days Monday Bargain
Sale"
COUNTER.
One lot of fine Union
silk Taffeta Umbrellas,
steel rod, paragon frame,
fine natural wood sticks.
sizes right for men or
women, at $3.50, marked
down from $2.oo and
2.25---includes case and
tassel.
GLOVES COUNTER.
One lot of women's
two clasp Chamois Skin
Gloves, Adler's make,
gray, white and natural
color, at 7oc, regular
price $500. Also a lot
of women's Isle suede
Gloves, colors and black,
at SIC, marked down
from soc.
COUNTER.
A lot of best quality
Is inch French Hair
Cloth, gray at 2ac a yard,
marked down from gao.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
A lot of fine cotton
Hosiery, maco split sole.
at 27c, were 36c. Also
a lot of Onyx lisle-thread
Richilieu ribbed Hosiery,
to be sold at the same
price.
HOSIERY COUNTER (Children's.)
One lot of Onyx black
heavy ribbed cotton
Stockings, fashioned
French foot, at Ioc a
pair, marked down from
a5c---sizes 6 to g.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Muslin).
An assorted lot of fine
cambria Corset Covers,
at aIc. Also a lot of
Nightrobes, trimmed
with Swiss embroidery,
at 62c, were 84c.
CoRsETs COUNTER
Alpt of "Royal Wor-
cestes" Corsets, black
and white, long waist,
at $3.50, marked down
from $2.oo. Also a lot
wire Hip Bustles, at sac.
marked down from 75c.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitte
One lot of Swiss rib
bed Undervests. square
and v neck. wing
sleeves, at I5c, were
Ioc and 25c,
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
One lot of fine main
sock Dresses. for chill
dren six months to three
years, at $I.a5, marked
down from $I.7s. Also a
lot of white P. K. short
lengths mostly, assorted
styles, at r3c a yard, was
a5c and CSC. Also a lot
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
LEA1HER GOODS ooUNrnH.

Liza ldhn HOODb OOUMGMh.
An assorted lot OF high
class Pocket Books. the
frames Of which have
become slightly disooler-
ed, the prices have been
from $2.a5 to $500, to
go today at hall price.
Also a lot of Alligator
Shopping Bags. Boston
shape, at $500, been
$50.
FANCY GOODS COUNTER.
A lot fancy Their.
mometers, mounted on
embossed plaques, at
I5c, been a5c; and a lot
Of Pen Wipers, glass
mounts, at roc, were asc.
COUNTER.
One lot of Sterling
Silver Nail File, Button
Hook and Shoe Horns,
at 3oc, were SIC. And
one lot Sterling Silver
mounted Salt and Pep.
per Shakers, glass, at rsc,
two for 2sc.
STATIONERY COUNTER.
A hundred pounds of
fine quality bond and
other linen Writing Pa
pers. all sizes, at Sc a
pound, these are broken
packages and some
sheets are rumpled and
soiled, the paper is worth
three or four times the
price, however.
HANDKER CHIEFS COUNTER.
A lot of Mems Initial
Handkerchiefs. at Iac,
were CSC. A lot of Ia
dies Initial Handker-
chiefs at 25c. were soc,
some of the letters are
missing.
TOILET GOODS COUNTER.
Sixty bottles of Burn
shine, a liquid for polish.
ing brass and other
metals, at &C a bottle,
regular price I5c. A
hundred boxes of Butter
milk Soap. at 1oc a box,
three cakes, or $50 dozen.
One lot Of celluloid
Tooth Brush Cases, as
sorted colors, at arc,
were 33c.
HABERDAsHERY COZ NTER.
An assorted lot of
plain white and fancy
trimmed Nightshirts, full
length, rolling collar.1
pearl buttons and good
button holes, at SIC.
regular price 75c,
An assorted lot of
wrought iron Catchalls
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
HANDKER CHIEFS COUNTER.

A lot of Mems Initial
Handkerchiefs. at Iac,
were CSC. A lot of Ia
dies Initial Handker-
chiefs at 25c, were soc,
some of the letters are
missing.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
THESE ARE REAL TRUE SPECIAL VALUES.

They are first-class goods in every respect and
ARE to be sold at prices at about oneha and onehird
less than the regular price, for the very good reason
that we desire to close out the entire lot and do not
intend tocany themin stock hereafter.
we have 20 Sets IN White follows We have IS Sets Ec
II Sets Regular Price $500
Sale Price lbs Sets Regular Price $3.50
Sale Price 100
5 Sets Regular Price $500
Sale Price zoo
IA Sets. Regular Pric $500
a Sets Regular Price $3.50 Sale Price 100
Sale Price $50
3 Sets Regular Price S475 Sets Regular Price 500
Sale Price 800 Sale Price 400
These Goods will be sale
Monday, June 9Th,
AT S3OA. NJ
in the middle store at tho Blanket Department.
You early you wish to share In this profitable sala
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
MONIES

Maude Adams got the automobile
offered for the most popular American
actress. Her total vote was IA, 764; Lillian
Russell was q good second, with 1855.
VI the other competitors, Mrs. Leslie
Carter registered e,994: Viola Allen 5.640;
MAY Irwin 4,l29; Edna May s,974; Julia
NARROW, 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
Monday, June 9Th,
AT S.3OA. M.
Avn S.3OA. N.

in the middle store at tho Blanket Department.
You must come early you wish to share in this profitable a
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

An assorted lot of
wrought iron Catchalls,
at Ioc, were Iec and
csc.
One lot of hammered
brass Serving Trays
round, at nc, were 25c.
A lot of wooden FIVE
arm Towel Racks, at SC
were roc. A lot Of
Bamboo Wall Screens, at
25c, were 4Sc. A lot OF
Dwarf Bowls for Oat-
meal. at Sc. were roc.
An assorted lot of
paper Candle Shades,
at sc. ware CSC.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

These Goods will be on sale
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

IKIMMINGS COUNTER.
Six styles OF black
worsted Gimp, at s5c a
yard, marked down from
soc. Also a lot of fancy
Collar Buckles. for neck
ribbons, at 35c, marked
from soc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

Ten dozen denim COW
cred Cushions, all covers,
fit for the hammock,
piazza, summer cottages
and all round, at roc,
great bargain. One lot
Pin-cushion Tops of
linen stamped for en-.
broidery, includes a
piece of lace netting. for
the centre, at Iac, were
a5c. One lot Of muslin
covered Pin Cushions,
all sizes, at I2c, been Isc
to 35c,
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05

One lot of Sterling
Silver Nail File, Button
Hook and Shoe Horns,
at 36c, were SIC. And
one lot Sterling Silver
mounted Salt and Pep.
per Shakers, glass, at rsc,
two for 2Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-05
HABERDAsHERY COZ INTER-.

An assorted lot of
plain white and fancy
trimmed Nightshirts, full
length rolling collar.1 1
pearl buttons and good
button holes, at SIC.
regular price 75c.
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Ma brzegach Norwegii

= Ma brzegach Norwegii
znaleziono zapieczetowana bu.
telks, ktors pos2ano do Sztok-
bolmu. Mieszczs sic W niej
prawdopodobnie wiadomosci,
pochodzsce cd Andre'go.
Balon z Francuzami,
kt6rzy W Niedziele wyjechali
z Paryza, opuscii sic wczoraj
ma ziemis W Szwecyi, przeby.
wszy 825 viii drogi.
- 4 rabusi6w z okretu
"Scotsman" zostalo skazanych
wczoraj W Londynie ns 4 ty.
godniowy areszt, kare pienie-
zns zsplacenie koszt6w.
W Port au Prince, ma
wyspie Hayti, spalil sic hotel
Communal 10 sssiednich do
NOW. Bylo to dzielo podpala.
czy.
-3s nowych wypadk6w
z6ltej febry zameldowano W
Key West. w New Orleans i
W jackson zanotowano no led.
nym wypadku.
= w Des Moines, Ia., stalo
sic pastws pozaru kilka wiel-
kich SHADOW i dom mason6w.
= W New Yorku odbywa.
ia sic wyscigi wodne miedzy
angielskim yachtem "Sham-
rock", yachtem ameryka6.
skim "Columbia".
- w Dallas, Tex, odbywa
sic zjazd wybitnych demokra.
tow. w obradach bierze udzial
w. J. Bryan.
w San Francisco roz.
wiazano 1a pulk ochotnik6w
z Minnesoty.
= Chi6czycy W San Fran.
cisco urzadzili demonstracye
polityczna ma rsecz cesarza
Kuang Hsu, kt6rego cesarzowa
wdowa pozbawi}a tronu.
= We warsztatacb okreto-
wych Cramp'a we Philadelphii
zarzucilo 700 kotlarzy i 200
pouocnik6w prace.
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Rome wiadOm0ses
telegrafczne.

W uniwersytecie W
Strassburgu otwartym costa.
ME fakultet teologii katolic.
kiej.
= Parowiec ebay State"
idscy z Liverpool do Bostonu,
rozbil sic na brzegach Novel
Fundlandyi. k6dz ratunkowa
z Is rozbitkami ME przybyla
dotychczas do brzegu. go
ludzi uratowalo SIG.
w miesiscach Lipcu i
Sierpniu zachorowalo W 6 dy.
stryktach Indyj Wschodnich
1O,s59 osob ma dzume azyaty-
cka. 8,45S os6b umar1o. w
~ dystryktach umieraja lu-
die nietylko ma daums, lecz
takse . glodu.
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Telegran1y.

BERLIN, 4 Pazdziernika. =
Rozpoczsl sic tutaj skandali.
czny process przeciw szulerom,
ktorzy nalezeli do klubu tax
zwanych "niewinnych". Czlon.
kami tego klubu by1y osoby,
nalezsce do rodzin wysokiej
arystokracyi do najwyaszych
k6l urzedniczych. Wiele ia.
kich os6b wyjecha}o 2 kraiu,
chcsc ME brad udzia2u W ha1-
biacym ich procesie. Dwaj
oskarzeni szulerzy wygrali
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Kronika Miejscowa.
,,Karnawai jesiennys.

Dzisiaj maja sic rozpoczac uro-
czystosci tax zwanego karnawaiu
jesiennego. 0 godzinie 4tej pc
poiudniu wzniesione zostana fagi
ma wysokich gmachach srodmie-
scia; godz. pot do Z Gala utica
State wspaniale zostanie oswie-
tlona, p6zniej da sic tam sly
szec kapela meksyka6ska: ale
ME bedzie to, jak oczekiwano,
Sigma kapela krajowa, tylko
kapela korpusu inaynieryi armii
meksyka6skiej, ziozona 45 mu-
zykant6w. Przybyla ona juz
wczoraj.
w ,,urzedowym programme"
EASILY znowu pewne zmiany.
Parade narodow odlozono do
Pon;edzialku; W Sobote odbedzie
sic tylko parada ma kolowcach,
a we Wtorek parada przemysio-
wa.
Zaproszeni goscie zostana ulo.
kowani W nastepuiacych hote-
lach: W Auditorium Annex "a
mieszka prezydent Nc Kinley 2
orszakiem, goscie z Meksyku,
Kanady i z Anglii; W hotelu Au-
ditorium cialo dyplomatyczne j
poslowie; W hotelu Great North
ern gubernatorzy stanow; W ho-
telu Grand Pacific senatorzy
zwiazkowi, W hotelu Wellington
ofcerzy armii foty, 2 wyiat-
kiem generaia Merrita, ktory re
swym sztabem stanie W hotelu
Lexington.
Tutejsze kollegium sedzi6w
stanowych postanowilo, by sale
sadowe biura saau wyzszego i
obwodowego byly zamkniete cd
d. 5 do IL bm.
Uznany niewinnym.
Wczoraj odbyI sic process Lu-
dwika Klosowskiego, oskarzone-
90 o zamach morderczy, W obec
sedziego Hutchinsona. Kiosowski
byl oskarzony o to, ze W parku
Douglass nosem pokaleczyi poll
cyanta Richtera, ktory wmieszal
sic W lego ki6tnie 2 iakims zna-
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politykier6w, kt6rych panowa.
ME PREDICT sic sko1czy. niz
Filipi6czycy zostans pobici.
General Otis ME przywiszu-
je aadnej wagi do propozycyi
Aguinalda, azeby rozpoczac z
nim rokowania o pok6j. Otis
sadzi, re naczelnikowi po-
wsta1c6w rozchodzilo sic glo.
wnie o to, aaeby w1adze a.
meryka6skie uznaly go jako
prezydenta rzeczypospolitej f.
lipi6skiej, ktora prawnie ME
istnieje.
WASHINGTON, 4 Pazdz. -
We wspanialym galowym uni.
formie udal sic admiral Dewey
do Bialego Domu, sksd W to-
warzystwie prezydenta pole.
chad ma Pennsylvania ave.,
gdzie rozpoczsi sic poch6d
wojsk lsdowych i morskich.
By} to poch6d okaza}y, kt6ry
podaza} pred Kap;tol. Tam
znaazl sic Dewey W otoczeniu
ministr6w i przedstawicieli in.
nych wyzszych wladz cywil-
nych wojskowych. Po cd.
powiednich przemowach wre.
czyl prezydent Mckinley ad.
mira}owi Dewey'emu, W imie.
niu ludu ameryka6skiego,
spade honorowa. Szpada ma
rekojesc % karatowego z1o.
ia, ozdobions wyrazem nOlym.
pia", wie6cem laurowym, her
bami Stan6w zjednoczonych i
stanu Vermont, ojczyzny ad.
mirala. Ozdoby So emaliowa.
ne, ma szabli 2 damasce6skiej
stall So wyryte wyrazy, awiad.
czace, kto, komu, kiedy i 2 ia.
kiej racyi ofarowal dar pamis.
tkowy.
Po wreczeniu daru przede.
flowalo pred trybuna woj:
sko, kt6re Dewey salutowa1
nova szpads. Wieczorem, ma
azako6czenie uroczystosci odbyl
sig bankiet W Bialyin Domu,
W pokojach prezydenta.
Dzisiai o II godzinie byl
Dewey ma posluchaniu u Nc
Kinley'a i naradza1 sic MIN
W sprawach tyczacych sic
wysp Filipinskich.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, 4 Paz.
Don Ignacio Moriscal, vice.
prezydent minister spraw
zewnetrznych rzeczypospolitej
meksyk kaGskiej, przyby} do
Ciubad specyalnym pociagiem
i zostal powitany wielkim
entuzyazmem przez pogranicz.
ma ludnost. DIS przeszedl po.
ciag przez granice ameryka6.
ska Don Moriscal W toWa-
rzystwie komitetu chicago
skiego, udaie sic W dalsza po.
dr6z, ma uroczystosci jesienne
W metropolii mad Michiganem.
New YORK, 4 Pazdziern. =
Zaczyna sic scisganie podat-
k6w ma rok bieascy. Wieksi
wlasciciele posladiosci miej.
skich musza zaplacic nastepu.
jsce sunny: William Waldorf
Astor $406, ,896; Arnold, Con.
stable & Go. 1856 900; New |
York Central $3.50, 900; John
Jacob Astor $2S5, 900; Ogden
Goelet $250,000; j. Piermont |
Morgan $3.50, 900; Central
Trust Co. $4,000; spadko. |
biercy Williama II. Wander.
bilt 100000 It'd. Ma spad-
kobierc6w Gould'a przypada
tylko $4,000 podatk6w.