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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06

The 'life-lino" is out, extending
the glad hand" OF life, hope and hap
piness Reaches around the globe.
lis Rocky Mountain Tea. S5cts.
Stone q Hasscll and j. T. Bennett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06
FURNITURE, APPARATUS, ETC.

by amt pd La Murray for desks Is IS
1t on same and dray 2 30
by order no2I A Michaelis slate 10 A.
BY order no Il Cen. Sch. Supply
House ink wells .............. 5 90
BY order no 81 III S Rhodes
chairs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.
BY order no l. L Clarke books
and apparatus .......,....... ) p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06
sanitary Condition Is Good

A most satisfactory sanitary con-
dition exists throughout Porto Rico.
and there is not trace OF yellow fever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06
DR.. McElwee's

numerous successes with cases of
chronic disease in and about Lancas-
ter have given him a reputation une-
qualled by any specialist in his line.
The almost marvellous triumph in the
case Of Mr.. Supple should suffice TO
build up for him large practice if
there was not hundred eases as
worthy of note besides. Mr.. Sipple
had been a victim of sick headaches
and nervous troubles, as well as bad
case Of dyspepsia for years and as he
grew older they grew worse to the
extent that he was only able to work
very short time each day. Now, as
Mrs. Supple said the other day, ''he is
up early and.late and thoroughly we'll
We don't know what to make of it
hardly"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06

Maud-Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn't marry the best girl
living unless-what unless she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright fellow.
Stone e. Hassell and j. L. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06

BY order no Wenzcl & Sykes
painting .,................,l 5i 50
BY order no 9 c w Burrows
painting Observation-Disclosures. SO %
BY order no - + w Strong
painting ................ ..s...... 81 60
BY order no % + w Strong
painting .,.... ...4........... so
by order no II Stone Il Ilassell
paints ......... ............. As 50
by order no II JT Bennett paint % u
work and material ..-........1ll 20
by order no IS ZIegleI Rros work
and material ..... ..-.... li2 OS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-06
The STEPHENS f 4o a sssa.
Acres 142 Acres

The undersigned hereby offers for sale the
Philander Stephens farm, containing li2
city limits OF Lancaster and adjoining the
Northwestern depot. win be sold on terms
to suit purchaser. For particulars address
or call on CIIAS. II. BASF0RD.
4Stt Lancaster WSs
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
m TIE CHARITY HOSPITAL.

Willie is funny and brown and sweet,
His wool would kink ii they let it grow,
He wears plaster cast On his feet
And lives his life in a hospital row.
Rows on rows of white little beds,
White ilte faces, rows on rows;
White little pillows for little heads.
And that is the world which Willie knows
Willie plays on his cot all day,
Passing rich with bit Of string
And laughs when any enc comts his way,
Into the world where he is king,
Narrow realm for king to rule!
scanty treasure he boards and spends!
A flower, ii marble, broken spool
But then, you see, it all depends.
Nobody cuddes him up again
And tucks him close at night with kiss.
Nurses are busy Of course, and then,
Who but a mother could ever d. this?
Nobody folds his brown little hands
And teaches him, "Now lay me- there
But Some One listens and understands
When Willie stumblcs saying his prayer.
Out in the world men work and fight,
And some are wounded, and some must fall,
And the right goes wrong and the wrong comes
right,
But it never bothers Willie at all.
Woolly and funny and brown and sweet,
Living his own little life apart
With Il plaster cast on his poor little feet,
And Gods own sunshine sure in his heart.
-Mable Earle in Youths Companion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

wound. Special features of this latest
weapon are a new brecch mechanism and
the nonuse of a cartridge she'll thus
avoiding the old time delay in election
anu possible jamming. Cordite used in
the tests here gave $500 feet initial ve-
locity.
Rudyard Kipling has taken his family
to Scotland. His residence overlooks
Mr.. Andrew Carncgie's estate at Skibo,
so Nipling will secure desired seclusion.
Harry Dewint's arrangements for
land journey from Paris to New York in
loOo have been completed. His wife
and a servant will accompany him from
Paris. His wife, however, will only go
to lrkutsk, whence she returns to Eu-
rope, subsequently meeting Dcwint in
winnipeg, from which place he hopes to
reach New York in October 1901.
The Genocse newspapers ANNOUNCE
that Spain has signed important con
tracts with several ltaian shiphuilders
to reconstruct powerful fleet for her.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
Nny call For Volunteers.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Secretaiy Root
has under consideration the question of
calling for volunteers. While he has not
decided definitely to do so, preparations
are being made for the call should it be
decided to issue 1t when the IL regiments
now being organized are completed. 1t Is
said that additional troops may be need
ed TO relieve those who have served some
time in the tropical countries. 1t is also
suggested that it may be deemed adyisa
BE to increase the army Of General Otis
Secretary Roo has under consideration
suggestions from General Brooke for
bringing home some Of the troops now in
Cuba 1t has been practically determined
to have five battaiions sent to the United
States.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE adjuton{
general cabled General Otis. asking if il
was desirable to have an emergency rn-
ton for the Philippines The reply came
back in dispatch from Chief Commits
sary BrainArd at Manila to General
Weston. asking for 100000 emergency
lations in wrappers. 1t is probable that
General Otis thinks it well to have the
rutions Oh hand in case the army should
move beyond the point Of immediate
transportation when the campaign in the
Philippines begins.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

Chicago, aug. 72.-Another freight
war has been started by the roads run
ming cast from ST. Louis. They have re-
duced the rate on -four for export 10
cents a hund. ed pounds from st. Louis
to New York. The western lines terminal
ing in Chicago met the competition by
making it rate of Is cents from Missouri
river points. The previous rate from
Missouri river was 1919 cents. On Aug.
Aug. / the lines running east from Chi
cago advanced the export flour rate to II
cents. 1t cannot be maintained while a
rate of = cents is in effect from Missouri
river points to New York via Chicago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

Washington, Aug. Accommodations
Wilson Of the internal revenue office has
modified a former ruling on the subject
of he stamp tax on bills of ladin- for
export in which he holds that such bills
whether issued singly or in sets OF two
or more covering one shipment, require
only one stamp of 10 cents
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
s,A IirfT lt,,- -,

CrAgs-I}id You tel! Shippers you
thought was Il man without any bal
ancc!
Butts Well. naturally inferred that
if you had a balance you would draw
on it for the amount you owe me-
Philadelphia North Americana
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

Washington, Aug. 14.-Assistant Comp
trolel Mitchell has rendered decision
in which he holds in effect that a soldier
who has served under two or more enlist
ments and was honorably discharged
from each is entitled to the extra pay
provided by law at each discharge.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
SrnaEIuox at vVeedsport, n. Y

Albany, Aug. 14.-The state board of
health reported three additional cases Of
smallpox at Weedsport, Cayuga county,
and several cases Of diphtEef'ia near the
same village.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
THE CUBAN CENSUS.
Secretary Root Has Perfected the
Final Details For Taking 1t.

Final Details For raling 1t.
Washington, Aug. IA conference
was held i'll the office Of Secretary Root
Saturday in which the final details of
the proposed Cuban census were agreed
upon. Inn@c present were Secretary
Root, Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn
Victor II. Dimatcd Of the lnbor bureau,
who is TO be the director of the census;
General j. L. Sanger, who has been Sc
lected to represent the war department
in the work, aud &enGr On. sadn and the
other representatives of Cuba who are
here in relation to the census.
The conference was brief. Secretary
Root informed the Cuban Yeplr Sonta DIVES
that their appointment rs supervisors as
made by General Brooke w0uld be rati-
fed ana lhat commissions would soon be
issued to them and also to the enuUcra-
tors TO be chosen. lie impressed upon al
present the Importance Of accurate and
rapid work. lie also informed them that
the work would be done under rules to
be prescribed by hims if and said that n
the order piomulgatnG he rules the pen
a'tjes for their violation would be speci-
fed.
The blanks for tho "onsux have already
been prepared. Tlry ara " Spanish and
show the facts to be covered. y very
complet" school census will be included,
and advantage will be aiken Of the op-
pOrtunity to secure information concern
ing the agricultural condition Of the pco-
pie. The amount Of stock owned by
them and the character Of their sugar
making machinery will be among the
facts sought to be ascertancd. There
will also be a careful inquiry into ma
tionality, with the view Of as1ertainjng
whether the farmers arc Cuhans or
Spaniards. Direco O]msted will make
his headquarters in Santiago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

FDuiIy. JNNIly oNrrpt 0NNUW,
-Wa.rel rarlor Cars TO Boston AMI " !
a\ya-uer Sleeping Cars to Boston dr' New
York.
F,r detailed time tables consult ,older,.
t. l., Pierce, II. A. MouT7'
Geltr> superintendent. / Gaihr Manager
Il. /. MckeuNtr, Gen. f'i'@ Agent
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
Central Vermont Hallway
Tiune-T able.
1ai2aGVEN rO JUNE, Is 1890

.piHaCrEN To JUNE, Is 1890
,r..p. leave Barre laily, except SUNDAY a. ,"'
cone SOUTH.
$.t;2 4. N,-MAj'., For Boston va. Lowell %
2'~" ptl, li,.,-t; New York wa. Springfield ia
ali S,.,y !.nylnnd paints. Perl1s cay .
I'm yts lowell, and Viii Rive Ju1ctitn
Il New York. w bout change.
~ --NAHI EAEH 30. Nor Rosto;'
"'''' New York via. HpriI@'.o'd @p"' ID
H., 9ndul, Nlj.et parior oarto Bost'"
- L0JALPA-bEN0EH. For 1ta.
''.'' atld Randolph, White G1geE III
ZION and Vi ud-or
f..>.l =. t.-NG0UT TX! EG3N. te'Yts .e-'t
week days only, hui Ieavos Nontp, lex I. ~
A. N. daily including 3und4ys. -'o9 &. H'
lII vim I.owoll daily 8.'5 A. l'o '."i ~
fn.hhurv d;.iiy (eScepr SUcdaN} no = .
sunday 1G2O In, Ne ! 1ra e%c$2 : Z,
Iy),i 26A.aI. On SUNDAY runs 10 NNftis
f.Id uaiy 'Va4rG: s'"r' '0E ctfS e." +Hts
via. Lowell alid re spa lex.
aoIE,4 NuhEU.
.e.e..,.A. a.-L0UAL EXPRESS. 50. Burling.,
toc it. A'bals E'o1F"fd 4.y"set fJ..d s-g
llg !enaburg CDA1, tt~ .. ,."sef ian.
VIII .4praFs 10 All lnnln on [utH'"f J..
.2.G. ID H.. For B. Ghsl3a, i.Nt'.44
.ao,Judee junction, - 1taii., MQ"'E'A'
.r,looc Ni'ionstGY ~ aid the " est. " -
ner parlc, Gar c. Montreal.
K -, r. 1i,-,lAl it!.5i, for Nurhnston 81. vi
d. l.n..,,rd Montreal Pullman sleeping =,
uon!leicr Junction 20 LhIeAEp, WIT ..'.
,.aDkc Due Chicago 80 = = .Gh'
Vtnu. cl. al ksseE Jun"''"N ~ .'"'' ! ''''
ia. pul'aud and ll"v.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
RUTLAND Raj /

rrue Yao Corrected 10 May is. les9'
leave am. )-p.m. tin. )p.m. *tp,m.
Rnrnton $50 l4.o5 10 $50 1905
Arrive ut oo .,- .oo a.,
1ulMuNNt. l.O1 2.VO o.In WV l-.ll
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14

The careful reader Of few good
newspapers can learn more IN year
tNan most scholaTs do in their great
libraries.-F. b. SanDorn,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-- Waste paper. Call at this
1tiice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
S,G5 II. VI
J'"ains West

~. a. arrow Eli. Qono~ni "nnrser.
Y. W,EIANYAN, auper;u'eAdei'.
2. ". MUNEN (}"0'l F"ar f''''
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13
Love Awaits You.

The L0c0lizep is in receipt of
a lengthy poem entitled "Love
Awaits You,' signed Beatrice" ="
Beatrice, dear, let us breathe few
things in your little ear. Know dear
child, that in the scale of compare
tive values established by the wis
dom of the world, making preserves
ranks high above making poetry,
even SO good poetry as yours. (May
the recording angel here drop o
tearD The bounding iambics and
the mellifluous dactyl are good
enough in their way, but they're
not filling, Beatrice; they are not
filling,
"Loye Awaits You," Beatrice
Love with great, tender eyes and a
bristly mustache; but, believe US,
fair one--that love will curl its
heart-strings more closely around a
jar of raspberry jam or a loaf Of
plain bread than it will around a
poem on the grand passion. En-
IenSbUrg { W0Sh.) L0cGEt-
z4P.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13

Frank Ayott has been in town
for several days, He came from
Spokane.
The school bell will soon be ring.
ing out the summons to the pupils,
that their ATTENDANCE is desired.
A grand display l6f capes and
cloaks at Goldstone's, Prices right.
Gone in and seel Ffam $3.50 to
$12. /
I25 head ofEattle from Long Val.
ley, Idaho, and consigned to Seattle,
we're taken through town by Mr..
Phillips. on Tuesday.
The restanfant formerly kept by
James Howell changed hands on
Monday morning, Mrs, Shain and
Mss. Hare taking possession.
There will be divine service at
the catholic church at Cottonwood
on Oct. 18th, as Rev. L. Mueller is
prevented from going to Elk city.
The gold ledge owned by the Gal
lagher brothers on Rocky Butte,
has widened to seven feet, They
will begin to ship ore in snort
time
DAring the week a number of
"palace dining carsn have passed
through the city which indioateq
that threshing is about completed
Says the Moscow Mirror.
We have for sale a fine farm Of
100 acres / mile from Cottonwood
| 60 acres in cultivation, all can be
farmed. Will be sold on easy terms
| Enquire at REPoRG e. eeftioe. 6e
See Goldstone's priceg on capeI
in his ad. this Issue. Also watch
5, for our Eew ad. neSt week and you
will see what we are doing in tn,
way Of prices onldress goods.
States, slate pencils, ink and pen
Gil tablets, fools and legal cap
writing paper, papiteries in elegant
finish, cheap; lead pencils, SLATE
sponges, composition books, inks
orayons--plain and colored, colorec
pencils, harmonicas, ETC., at thu
Idaho Drug store. n
J.S. Parkss,- OF the Denver mills
calls attention to the faet that hi
-four "Denver Plansjfteg" was Sc
lected by the railroad camps, ant
by many of the big mining camps
after thoroughly testing all brand
made on the Prairie. Try this flou
and you will continue to buy it.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13
Papal Intervention.

New Orleans, Oct. 12--Archishop
Chapelle, the Americans papal del
egate to the PHILIPPINES, gave out
first interview regarding his i'm
portant mission today. 81 have
talked over my mission thoroughly
with President Mckinley" he said,
"and we understand each other.
My errand is one of pacifcation.
l hope to accomplish what the
army OF the United states has failed
to do To bring peace to too islands.
/ am hurrying arrangements for
my departure, and regardless to all
else will leave at the earliest oppor-
tunity. / feel that l will be sue
cessful in what / am going to try
to accomplish,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13

Snow and mud on the other side
of the Prairie, none here.
The Northern Pacific has laid
out depot grounds at Morrow.
]. L. Hale and Miss Ollie Lyons
went to Grangeyille on Monday.
The tin can brigade were little
too previous in the case OF Tom
Hale,
The Cash Bargain Store has
something to say to our readers
this week.
J. b. Crawford is building
large residence near his -four mill,
on main street.
Our stall sycamore" Ned Greene
has been circulating among his
many friends since his return.
All the latest novelties in mil
lipery at Mrs. Shain's millinery and
dress making parlors, See her ad.
am paying 80 cents per hun
dred for merchantable Oats sacked
and delivered at Stuart.
A. ]. Greenough
Stuart Hotel
Purchasing supplies for railroad
contractors.
A great gas holder has iust been
completed for the corporation OF
Birmingham. England, which is
/ 264 feet in diameter and 100 feet
high when extended to-, its full
height. Its storage capacity il
/ S,550,000 cubic feet.
| There were 325 competitors for
the prige for an improved garbage
and refuse wagon, which was Of
fered some time ago by the London
county council. The accepted de-
sign has four sliding covers, with
wind guards raised eight inches
above them; it has also a tipping
screw.
An aquarium will be one of the
attractions at the Paris Exposition
A dark incline will lead visitors to
it, and suddenly they will feel as il
transported to the very bottom oi
the sea, in the midst of marine
landscapes and inhabitants of the
ocean. Immense glass tanks will
form the aquarium proper; the hut
tresses, pillars and girders which
will form the frames of the tanks
and hold the glass together will bt
entirely concealed under rocks,
Russia has objected to the sui
tan's mounting pneumatic guns a
the north entrance to the Bosphorus
on the ground that such action i'm
piled that he doubted the czar''
friendliness. The result is that thu
sultan has Cancelled the contrac
for the pneumatic guns, which wer'
the work of New York company
It is said that the Sultan got thu
idea of employing pneumatic guns
from the accounts of the actions o
the United States dynamite oruisel
"Vesuvius" in the war between th'
United States and Spain.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13
Baptist Church Services.

Saturday evening, October IA, at
7:30 o'clock; Sunday morning, oc-
tober Is, at II o'clock, and Sunday
evening, October Is, at 7:S0 o'clock,
the undersigned hopes, the Lord
willing, to be at Cottonwood and
conduct gospel services.
w. N Knox,
Pastor First Baptist church,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13
NJ NEdsN'
INGS.

yINGs. & |
zxyNSxxzN |
a. own Tuesday. |
Tor Spectacles, |
nds sle d shoe
at
of the Odd
inks and pens
tore.
>|lOKS AT THE
ORE,
ler land business
office.
EJOu ldT4S iOI
Report Office.
ationery, school
the Idaho drug
QxoLL's for your
Il kinds of rub
'Ilt medicines and
at the Idaho
VIZ pay the high
Goods.
III. Npxo4L.
n Clipper plows
Buckeye drills
III. Nuxoll's.
tore has school
9p books, states,
a pencil cheap,
l'a Real Estate
4Nr farmS TO sell,
REPORT Office.
state with the
Estate Agency.
REPORT office.
Ee returned from
osition do not
lnendable way.
uire has become
ID the real estate
IeGuire is a relis
paid for eggs. ]
st price for good
LES CARTER.
buyer for your
b. US.
81 ESTATE AGENCY,
REPORT Office,
England and the
znmenced in earn,
! are on the move.
dghting for their
Qpe they will suc'
i Grand Harvest
Hall, Cot
Fl 81, 1899, under
be Odd Fellows,
! given by the Ia
p. Society. Tick
PEI 50. See posters
|as found it neces,
he aid of the di.
fder to obtain a
bic property. A
has been investi.
4Inena connected
has arrived at a
IS favorable to di.
|ieves that hidden
lnhuence over the
&1son nol0lng the
Sduntary twichinG
Theirs is so much
q, however, thai
'einarkable in dis
! almost any par
Diyining rod inn
lnt in the Unitec
|ntly they are no
'reat Britain.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-10-13
sale.

>II complete, and
trade for young
Lire atthis Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

The United States transport Centen.
NAL has arrived at Manila.
At Reading, Pa, Solomon Quigley
shot and instantly killed his wife and
her paramour, Edward Fl. Kitzmiller.
Fire destroyed the grand stand of the
Louisville base ball club. The fire or.
iginated from a live wire. Loss $15,.
900, insurance $8,0O0. =.
At Bowling Green, O., the jury in
the case of John. Zeltner, on trial for
the murder of Attorney Westenhaver,
brought in verdict Of guilty of man.
slaughter. . -. L. .
The Figaro records the death in the
Rue d'Anjou of the Marquis de Caste
ia, aged o.. He was the last surviving
page of Louis XVIII. His father served
Louis XVI.
The Cunard liner Lucania, which
sailed from Liverpool Saturday, via
Queenstown, has among her passengers
Captain A. T. Mahan, y. S. n, IRE.
tired), who was one of the American
delegates to the peace conference at
The Hague, and Mrs. James Brown
Potter, the American actress.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16
What IL q SfGnatureY

When Constable was requested to put
his signature to one Of his pictures, he
answered, why, my dear sir. it is
signed all over" Let the preacher pre-
serve his personality, and his sermon
also will be ''signed all over. A num-
Der Of Thaokeray s pen and ink sketches
were sold not long since in London,
and, although they bore no monogram
or signature, no one disputed their gen.
uinenesa A true preacher also cannot
be hid.
That which John had seen and with
his own hands handled OF the word of
life could never be to any other person
just what it was to- him. A preacher
who puts himself into his sermon ia as
readily detected in his sermon as any
where else. Even his apprehension Of
truth. his way of looking at it. his fash
ion OF delivering it, is all his own. Let
usrepeat it. His sermon will be signed
all over. Homiietic Review.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16
She Studied French.


-Four young women were walking to.
gether on Charles street today and en-
gagged in animated conversation.
"What do you think I done today,
Clara?' said one. II translated %
pages Of French exercise. Wasn't that
fine?'
'Fine,' said the other, II should
say it was. I wish I had done as good.
I only translated 20."
Comment is unnecessary, but one
feels like asking, Is this sign of the
times? Is what Mime. Butterfly called
Omitted States American English be-
ing neglected for the so called accom-
plishments?
One can forgive the woman who,
gazing at some renaissance lace, bland.
~ remarks, "Ah, that is the Kenny
SAINT, /" but for the girl who assiduous-
~ studies French and murders English
meanwhile, as Macbeth murdered sleep,
there seems no possible excuse.-Balti-
more News.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16
NOT HERE / 9 tai
Ex-speaker sRssi Arrives but Refuses 60
Rss Interviewed.

sA1AA.ASROoA0X AAOosA VI 1W1 o. 20
Rs Interviewed.
New York, Aug. is. The America.
liner st. Paul, Captain Jamison, from
Southampton and Cherbourg, has ar
rived here, after a passage of about &
days, 10 hours and Is minutes, lowering
her own record between Cherbourg and
this port by nearly two hours.
Among the passengers were ex-Speak-
or Thomas B. Reed, Senator WI.
Sewell of New Jersey, Richard Croker
and Daniel Frohman.
An effort was made to interview
Speaker Reed, but without success.
"There is runner that you are going
back to Washington. Isit true?" he was
asked. y. 4. 81 5
sis there? Well, just now I'm going
up to Maine," answered Mr.. Reed.
The ex-speaker was asked whether he
intended to become a resident of New
York, but he declined to answer the
question. He also declined to express
any opinion as to the results Of the peace
conference at The Hague.