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2O-Im

When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is leading question. Listen to US.
In the first place, be sure il is not SUM-
day, then walk straight-wsy to Garb .
rinos.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

1t makes reputation for limitations to
trade upon, does the Round OAK S, t
the name Round Oak or you will be d,
ceived. For sale by J. H, Parker, o.
posite First National bank
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What He'd Experienced.

Willie (after watching Norah peel
and put to soak the potatoes for din
ner)-Oh, mamma, I've just been seeing
Norah take the clothes off the potatoes
and give them bath.-Judge.
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A Juvenile Philan thropist.

Mother-No, Tommy, you mustn't
have any more turkey. I'm afraid it
might make you sick.
Tommy-Well, if folks didn't get sick
the doctors couldn't have any Thanks
giving.-Judge.
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He Knew 1t.

The Good Man-Do you know that
there are breakers ahead of you?
The Wicked One-Ee-kic-yeS
s'pose my-hic-wife and her mo ther'll
break my-hic-head when git home.
-Chicago Daily News
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Correctly Stated.

Young Softleigh getting shavsd)-
Are you shaving down. barber?
Barber-Um-yes, l believe you could
coll it that.-Town Topics.
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Narrow Escape.

THAT was a risky play we saw last
night, wasn't it?"
well, yes; did think the actors ran
risk of being mobbed by the audi
ence." ."-Philadeiphia Times.
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Not Especially.

Henshaw-Do you consider opals un-
lucky?
Hardup-Oh, l don't know that
they're pawned any more than other
jewels.-N. Y Evening Journal.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between John H
Parker and Charles F: Wills is this day
dissolved by mutual consent and that
the said John H. Parker is to pay all
claims against said partnership and is
to collect all acct UNITS que the same.
H. PARKER,
C.E. WILLS.
Dated at Boulder, Colo, Jan. 80, 1899
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InlpOsaible.

Patrioticus-There will never be a
name like Dewey in French history.
Quibleigh-Oh, 1 don't know. There
might be.
Patrioticus-Never. There is no "w'
in French anyway.-N. Y. Journal.
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Gold water thrown on the electric
street railway will react against the city.
Investors are not seeking places where
knockers" beset their every movement.
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With All Improvements.

- First Tramp-I hear they are build
ing a new Jail, with all modern improve
ments.
Second Tramp-That won't do us no
good. You'll need pull to get in there.
Blaetter.
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The Real Test,

To gain renown some men will wade
Through fierce and bloody war;
But none has won lasting fame
Until he has conferred his name
On some five-cent cigar.
Chicago Tribune.
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A Rnd Rreaktur ont

"Do you believe that love is sort Of
sickness. as some doctors say?"
well. yes-something OF a rash na-
ture."-N. Y. Journal.
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Bargains for Home Seekers.

Bargains for Home seekers.
We have fine list OF attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones Call and see US if you need
Home Property. Farm Property or con.
template investments of any character.
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN {. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

John Sherman's side lights on the Nc
Kinley administration now being pre-
pared for the press may encounter diff
ficulty in getting through the mails.
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Opposed 10 Further Change.

Cholly-J hope the Scotch dialect will
not become fashionable.
AIgy-I hope not, bah Jove! We had
trouble enough in acquiahing an Eng
Life
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Overs Real E. tate Agency

Home property, farm property or bu
ness opportunities II vestment, O al
characters. Camera block
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nUNTTEI MORTGAGE MONEY, see
UnH I'LL J. WILHELM HAMM Mcclure Blk

Fresh ground Done tor poultry a.
Temple market. If
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Pernicious YnquIsitivenes
What is a professional, pop?'

What is professional, popF
"a professional, my son. is one who
INDUCES in sport where money fig
ures."
when you go fishing ana buy your
fish, that doesn't make you a profess
sional, does it?"-Yonkers Statesman.
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Use Prof. Fields worm powders
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, Diliousness.
25c.
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Publishers Of Dolly C0neT0 Ond weekly Tribune

TERMs-I5caper week; 5oc per month
~ carrier. $500 per year when paid in
advance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
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Dyer's Real Estate Agency.

Home properly, farm property or busl.
ness opportunities. Investments OF all
characters. Camera block.
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Dy er's Real Estate Agency.

Home property, farm property or bus
ness portunlties. investments of ali
characters. Camera block
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

Fresh grouni bone for poultry a,
Temple market. tt
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WANTED-A fire insurance man of
good record can secure a permanent
held position in Colorado. State busl
ness experience and send references
Address Amos d. Blatchford, general
agent, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Daily camera., 1899-02-06
FOR SALE.

If you want hne piece of property
on Pearl street, 75xI4o, dirt cheap, Call
on Warren c. Dyer, Camera block.
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"Why didn't you stop the car? You
saw me wave my hand to you"
"Oh, l thought you were throwing
me kiss ."-Das Kleine Witzbiatt.
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DR.. Harrison, office rooms 1, 3 and 5,
Willard block. corner 18th and Spruce
streets. 3ott
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FOR FAMILY USE

Our ales, beers, whiskies, brandies
gins, imported and domestic wines, are
the finest on the market, For medicinal
purposes they are untqu lied, as they
are pure and made by The most reliable
distelers OF Europe and America.
Every bottle of Pure Rye Whiskey
guaranteed. No household can afford
TO be without II. Doct IS prescribe i,
or the weak and sick
carry the largest stock in this line to
De found in Boulder County.
FRANK JORDINELLI,
Boulder
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Fresh ground bone for poultry at
Temple market. tt
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WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. CHAS. kITTo. att
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Bargains for II ONE. Seek ars.

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments Of any character
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Al ency.
Camera Building Boulder
Daily camera., 1899-02-06

FOR RENT-Four room house. War
rem c. Dyer, Camera Block.
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Dated at Boulder, Colo, Jan. 80, 1899
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Are You Protected?

Boulder, Colo, Jsn. 20, 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
SENATE UPHOLDS LOUBET
ACTIONS OF FRANCES PRESIDENT sUs-
TANNED BY LARGE MAJORITY

AssAILANTs TO BE TRIED BY SUMMARY
PRoCEDURE-oPPosITIo CLUB CLOSED
Paris. June 6.-In the Senate to-day the
session. declared that in the presence Of the
scandals at Auteu Sunday nothing could
shake the confidence felt in the Republic, and
he assured President Loubet that the warmest
sympathy Of the Senate would never fail him.
round of applause followed these statements.
Senator Guyot in the name OF the four Re-
publican groups In the Senate. moved that the
Senate agrees with the remarks of President
Fallieres. and stigmatizes as scandalous the
acts OF the enemies OF the republic"
Senator Lecour de Grandmaison. Conserva-
tive. spoke Of the brutalities of the police pro-
tested against the arrests, and said the election
OF President Loubet was a fatal error A
tumult followed. The Senator refused to with
draw his words and left the Tribune where
upon the Senate passed vote OF censure upon
him.
After some remarks from Premier Dupuy
similar to the statements he made in the Cham
her Of Deputies yesterday. Senator Guyots mo-
tion was carried by a vote OF 25S 10 20. The
result OF the vote was greeted with shouts OF
Viva la Repnbliquer'
The semi-official Temps" says the friends Of
Lieutenant Colonel Picquart have been in
formed that If he is released by the civil au-
thorities he Will not be arrested under war
rant issued by the military authorities
Besides Baron de Christian and Count de
Dion, Baron de Bauny Baron Meyronet de St
Marc Baron de Manden Count de Remusat.
Count d'Aubigny and NM Louis Felix and Bar
ris will be tried by summary procedure for par
tcipation in the disturbance at Auteuil on Sun
day.
The Government has closed the Puteau Ath-
letic Club. which numbered among It's members
Count Christiani and many others Of those who
dent Loubet at the Auteu racecourse on Sun
day
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
CENSUS TO BE NON-PARTTSAN.
DIRECTOR MERRIAM AND THE PRESIDENT DE.
CLINE TO CHANGE THE PLAN OF d.
VIDING APPOINTMENTS

Washington, June GA Missouri delegation ap-
pointed by the Republican State Committee to-
day called the President and Director Merriam
OF the Census Bureau and protested against the
method Of apportioning the census supervisors for
Missouri equally among Democrats and Repub-
cans The COMMITTEES consisted Of Chairman Aiken
Of the Republican State Committee; Nathan Frank
vice-chairman: Mayor Walbridge. Railroad Com
missioner Joseph Fiery and Ralph o. Steubner. Of
the same committee and r. c. Kerens. National
Committeeman.
Director Merriam assured them that the method
Of apportionng the census supervisors met the ap-
proval OF the Republican Congressman from Mis-
souri, and that as all the arrangements had been
made ne declined to change them
The delegation afterward called on the President
and at a long conference with him. at which Di-
rector Merriam present renewed their protest
but IL IL understood that there will be no change
IN the plan of division originally made. The MIS-
souri, delegation nevertheless will prepare fu
schedule of thirteen Republican names, embracing
all the districts In the State and VIII insist on
their appoin ntment
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
uorrrrp,s FRIENDS SURPRISED.

Camden. N J., June (SpeciaD.-Louis Hoher.
who is accused in dispatches from Washington Of
making fiery speeches in Munich. Bavaria, bitterly
critcising President Mckinley and the Administra-
ton. lives in this city. He owns, and, when at
home edits The Camden County Journal" Ger
man weekly newspaper. Democratic in politics
About two months ago he sailed for Rome to take
part as one OF the delegates from America In the
international convention OF German journalists.
His friends here are greatly surprised TO learn
that he expressed the Views attributed TO him. for.
while he has held some OF the broad German views
on the liquor question and Sunday observance, he
has never betrayed any feeling OF antagonism to
the Republic He has shown marked tendency to
fraternze with the American newspaper men. and
has taken an active part in local politics. having
haen a candidate al several elections.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
THE HOTTEST JUNE DAY.
,,rpcURY CLIMBS TO 81 DEGREES
GOODNESS IN SIGHT.

v.s,arday was not only the hottest June 6 in
"a, c,ty since the establishment Of the United
s,.,ss weather Bureau. but IL was the hottest
49,. recorded in any June From o'clock in
.~ naming until 3 o'clock in the afternoon the
~.-cury climbed steadily. one or two degrees
" ,our Between / and . o'clock In the after
o, the upward jump was two degrees The
III hour It went to the limit. which was 81
..s, as the clock struck g. In the years 1888
.rd 1898 in the latter part OF June the max
,rum was &c degrees. On June G. in 1898. the
rsximum was IS degrees. or degrees lower
than the maximum Of yesterday.
The hourly record Of temperature from mid
night Monday night to o'clock yesterday after
noon was as follows Midnight, 49, a. m 76:
pam IS; a m, IA: a. m. 73; 8 a. m, 70:
Sam "a; a. M. 76; a. m rs; a. M.
81: 10 a. m. 81; IL a. m. S9 IL noon. 90; 1910
o. m. e3; p. m. "a; p. M. 90; p m, 81
degrees.
Although there was much suffering yesterday
on account Of the heat, and many prostrations,
the people Of this city We're spared day Of
unusual misery by the lowness OF the humidity.
The air was dry yesterday. and the extraordi-
narly depressing effect of damp hot day was
avoided
II may be some comfort to know that yester-
day the temperature at Lander. Wyo.. was @
degrees below freezing. The present area Of
heat extends 10 the Mississippi
The Weather Bureau promises continued hot
weather for several days The officials say there
may be a violent thunderstorm soon on few
minutes notice but add that this will not make
things any cooler.
The prolonged absence of rain has worked
havoc with Eastern crops. The farmers on Long
Island and up the State have worn long faces
for many day. and they say that II the drouth
continues much longer their crops will be ruined
II was said last night that local thunder
showers might be expected this afternoon or
tonight
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
KILLED IN LOWER BROADWAY.
A RETIRED LAWYER CRUSHED BY TRUCK
AS HE FALLS FROM A CABLE CAR

A RETIRED LAWYER CRUSHED BY TRUCK
AS HE FALLS FROM A CABLE CAR.
John NJ. Glover sixty-1ve years old. retired
lawyer. of No IS Prospect-st.. Brooklyn. was
crushed TO death under the wheels OF truck at
Broadway and Pine-st yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Glover attempted TO get of a northbound cable
car before II stopped, and, falling, got between
the front and rear wheels OF a truck The rear
wheels passed his chest. crushing II and
causing fatal injuries. He died In the ambulance
that was called TO take him TO the Hudson Street
Hospital
Thomas Duffy, OF No. II Centre-st South Brook
lyn the driver Of the truck and James McDon-
aid gripman of the cable car were placed under
arrest. Coroner Fitzpatrick released them In the
custody of their counsel Mr.. Glover boarded
car No 2l3 at South Ferry. He arose as the car
neared Pine-st and the conductor rang the bell
70 stop the car Mr.. Glover did not wait. and fell
heavily as his feet struck the pavement.
The truck = the property of c. ". n. Carter.
pa mt manufacturer. in Vandervoort-st MI car
ter called at the police station and informed Gap
tain Westeryelt that Duffy one or the best
men he had in his employ. and had the reputation
OF being a good careful driver.
Several witnesses Of the accident followed the
prisoners to the station, and added their testl-
fnony that neither Duffy nor the men on the car
W re blame. All seemed TO think Mr Glovers
impatience responsible for the accident: The accl-
cent occurred when the thoroughfares were
crowded with people and there was much excite
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
ALASKAN BOUNDARY QUESTION.
NEGOTIATIONS STILL GOING ON-D1SAP
POINTMENT AT LACK OF DEFINITE
INFORMATION


POINTMENT AT LACK OF DEFINITE
INFORMATION
London June 6-The Secretary OF State for the
Colonies. Joseph Chamberlain replying in the
House of Commons to-day to Sir Edward Tenn
perley Gourey Advanced Liberal member for
Sunderland. said that before the Joint High Com
mission adjourned proposals and counter posals
for the arbitration OF the Alaskan boundary were
made but the Commissioners. he added. were un-
able to agree respecting the tribunal and terms OF
reference. The negotiations however. sti
proceeding between the Governments OF Great
Britain and the United States
There a number OF Americans in the gal
lery In expectation OF important statements being
made by Mr.. Chamberlain. The members Of Par
lament we're greatly disappointed at the lack OF
information and sir Edward Grey. Liberal mem
Der for the Berwick Tweed Division Of North
cumberland. and others proposed to ask further
question: the subject.
Mr Chamberlain afterward said that he had
acted in the matter for the Parliamentary Secre-
tary for the Foreign once, William St John
Brodrick. at tie request of the Marquis OF Sails
bury adding that II was most unlikely that pub
lie statement would be made. the highest inter-
ests of the Commission opposed to II. and
silence the best help In the negotiations. Mr.
Chamberlain added
Il take the most sanguine view OF the situation.
More than that l am certainly not in position 10
say"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
LAURIER'S STATEMENT SURPRISE.
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS HAVE HEARD OF NO
PROPOSAL FOR a CUSTOM HOUSE on
THE DALTON TRAIL.

Washington June 6-The statement made in the
Canadian House by the Premier yesterday TO the
effect that the Canadian Government has proposed
to the Americans TO establish custom house
the Dalton Trail and regard 1t marking the
DIT, vsional boundary there. causes great surprise
here the officials asserting that this is the first
they have heard Of any such proposition. They
admit the accuracy Of the statement that for the
last two years. by tacit agreement. the custom
houses on the Chlkoot and White passes have been
recognized as marking the provisional boundary.
but know nothing OF the Dalton Trail The last
Canadian proposition. II Is said. embodied a vague
proposition to locate "A provisional boundary by
some unrecognized mountain peaks. but contained
no reference 10 the Dalton Trail custom house.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
DEATHS.


They were as follows
DEATHS
ANsTREyoo. Vincent, thrtysevsn years old: an Itai-
died M 'di' here
T J RsRsrd xsA ot No. s west
sny-ninth-st.; overcome while at work and died soon
HEYwANG Mrs Louise sirysx years old Of No olse se
Broad-s stapleton Staten Island overcome ano died
MULLER Mrs Caroline. hfty-hve years old living IN
MaPle-aye chiffon. Staten Island: overcome and died
RICH Mrs Antonio twenty-three years DID, Seventeenth
e. and & BrSosy9 s ,@Ts Soesc1hs bs ar
rival OF ambulance.
eTuPAL Ks1inus hr,ynvs wears & Sd single Ssxtn5 farm
overcome while at work and died soon sfterward
PROsTRATIoNs.
ATJEN Fsde,ek I've e., Sd hse as0 1G
Hudson Street Hospital
BEDINGFIELD Victor L.. Of No. Ze Martease-ave.
ss oSercsras ss st To IN tsSen 70 the HUDSON
Street Hospital and then to his home.
BR4RY MSs Fo1spes twenty-five year, ola Of No. a5s
Front-st. Long Island City; home.
hRq%S M 'G5yS8 y's5' "a Ss q sss Ne tss %s'
taken Bellevue Hospital.
BRUNNER. Mr.. Ellen, twenty-five years old Of No
2eis LA,tsrly-st Phladephia; overcome at Fourth
ave, ave and Twenty-third-st taken to Bellevue Hos
De ssE. us'sss ,ss'. No
then went hone. 1Ss'" ~ '"s A''''A' """
HNp.sMN Hsg%sn s5tys%s ola St No sss
taken 70 his home
GRIFFIN. Daniel twenty-sevsn old Of No. l52
ssven,hst. Brooklyn: taken to the Eastern District
HENpERsoN. Joseph thirty years old colored. Of No
ESQ West sevsnteenth-st: taken to the New-York
HU1rdEI. Frank nfty-four years old OF No $50 East
@ @nt,y-tOuTgSh.st overcome a. No 81 East End-ave;
ossT2 snG sen to Pf udsas Street at No 2
LANCANo. Tony. twenty-three years old. of No 200
Rs 10 RoseTst af aops and Seventh
&BHDE. Edward. twenty years old, of No. l2s East
OF No. Tl3 Broadway; taken 20 Roosevelt Hospital
GHUGH Charles. nfty-twO years old brchayer. Of
New. Nsw-Roehslle overcome a. Canal and Forsyth SITS
,srooklyn' overcome while at work in a manhole in
ambulance surgeon: went home.
hoEssHgSE " as2 tsSi: :ortyth5ss years old asorsT
Depot; taken Flower Hospital
OSBORNE ORR z Thomss thr,y,three years old. Of No IS
Maolson-eye and One-hundred and-thrty- -frst-tti :
RGGLIo Domn,ok thirty years old; overcome in rwen-
tisth-st; taken 10 ST vincents Hospital
HDSAHAM Bsilor hfty-two years old Of No u Wash
went home ." OA'''''' ~ ""1
sHEA barry twsnty-eght year. old. of No 81 Essex
Bellevue Hospital '-'' - anu '"' A'"''' '@'" ~
sckbEY August tortyone year, old Of No lss West
ninth-st and Eighth-ave: home.
siAaEEER Casper nineteen years old q No. sss West
Amstsrdsm-ave.: taken to Manhattan Hospital.
orroo % IF Nj S2s wss ssa
taken to Bellevue Hospital
.eoS. At Ra sna f sRa
enth-st. taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital
wITzEI. Wilhelm, sixty-seven years old Of No 81
home ~ ~ '
WHITE lsasc, thirty five old, patroman al the
West Tnirty-seventhst. station and living with his
Srvther al NO. 2s West siyty-ninth-st taken to
Bellevue Hospital. ~
Unknown man twenty-one old at Fifth
ave ana Forty-sixth-st taken 70 Flower Hospital
Unknown about thirty-nve years old overco,oa .,
NO Szs Thrd-ave taken 20 Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
EX.SPEAKER REEDS PLANS.
A RUMOR THAT HE WILL NOT RESIGN
FROM CONGRESS.
MAY DIVIDE HIS TINE BETWEEN THE LAW
IN THIS CITY AND POLITICAL DUTIES
IN wAsHINGTON-NOT CANDI-
DATE FOR SPEAKER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l


Washington June Gone Of Thomas B
Reeds most intimate personal and political
friends is quoted as authority for the rumor
that the ex-Speaker does not intend TO resign
the seat to which he was elected in the LV1th
Congress On the contrary. the statement
goes. Mr.. Reed although declining to stand for
the Speakership, and not disposed to accept any
conspicuous place on the House committees
will still retain his membership. and divide his
time between legal engagements In New-fork
and political duties in Washington.
The rumor, though on its face not very con-
vincing highly plausible, is given here for
what II is worth. II confirmed. II will show the
ex-Speaker in a new and strange light-that OF
dispensing In various directions the energy and
ambition which have hitherto found application
along a single definite line. For to practise law
in New-York, to maintain a residence and
constituency in Ncw-E:gland. and to assist
even in casual way. in the work OF legisla-
ton in Washington, seems q task which will tax
even the ex-Speakers industry and fertility.
1t is to be noted however that Mr. Reed. be-
fore sailing for Europe, refused 10 explain MS
plans for the future. and scrupulously declined
TO admit that he had either abandoned Maine
his home or would return his commission TO
his Portland constituency. II has been under
stood. II is true. that the partnership agreement
entered into by Mr. Reed would practically
make him a New-York lawyer. But In the
view OF at least one of his intimate personal
friends ne may not consider his new engage
ments sufficiently engrossing 10 prevent his
playing at least minor role in the next House
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
HARTFORD LOST CHILD FOUND.
SHE HAD sTRAYED FROM FAMILY PARTY
No TRJrrH IN KIDNAPPING THEORY.


NO TRUTH IN KIDNAPPING THEORY.
Hartford Conn., June (Special).-Anna Escholtz
the fve-year-od child OF Hermann Eschotz, a
baker Of this city, who had been missing since Sun
day afternoon. when she strayed from family
party on Doerr's Mountain New-Britain. was found
this afternoon shortly after o'clock. about two
miles from the spot where she had been last seen
with her father. Size was under a tree asleep and
appeared TO be worn out She had eaten nothing
save Wild strawberries during the two days she had
been missing and had slept out of doors Sunday
and Monday nights. She weak. but rallied soon
after something 10 eat was given her.
Mayor Webster Of New Britain called for five
hundred volunteers TO search for the child. and
in response about hundred persons gath
the Mayor and the other by police officer
named Noigt, going in opposite directions and maxi
ing a systematic search. In a few moments she
found by Voigt Mr.. Escholtz overjoyed
and brought her 10 Hartford and TO the newspaper
Offices, where she was followed by crowds She ap-
peared little the for her outof-door life OF
two days There is no doubt that she strayed from
the party, the theory Of kidnapping being wholly
New-York tribune., 1899-06-07
DREYFUS HEARS THE NEWS.

REJOICED AT THE FINDING OF THE COURT
OF CESSATION
Fort de France. Island Of Martinique June q.
When the dispatch boat Goeland, bearing the
superintendent Of the prison and the com
mander of marine artillery who desig
mated by the French Government to notify
Dreyfus the revision Of his trial. arrived yes
terday from Cayenne at the lie du Diable
Dreyfus was waiting on the shore. Although en-
deavoring to maintain his self-possession. he re-
ceived the official intelligence with a counte-
nance radiant with 10y.