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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
FANCY CHAIRS aud ROCKERS

30 Rush seat Chairs, finished in
gold, silver and cerise bronze,
were So. %, you choose for $162I5
80 Real leather seat, oak arm
Rockers, formerly S2.35 and
1925, now 1.SI
l High back large leather seat
Rocker. value 81. 90, for 31S
% Great big Wakefield comfort
Rockers, roll edge large seat
back 2 #. in. high, l #. 10 in.
wide between the arms, value
900, to close will sell at $50
An immense variety of other
styles equally low.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
WE SHALL OFFER.

100 brass rail, head and foot
Beds, extension foot re-
ipforced. their present value
$500 for
100 swell and extended foot
Beds, brass knobs. size 8 it,,
Sit. o in., and 4 it,, really
worth 500, for
so first class, up to date iron
Beds, A brass knobs. finely
finished, genuine value S5.Ij,
for
Shrewd buying in the market
makes this possible.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
MIRRORS.

2 rich bronze mantel Mirrors, a
x2S, French bevel, today's
value 500 each, will sell at $500 ca
solid walnut frame 1Sx40. Ger
man bevel Mirror, was $3.50.
now ESQ
2 bronze mantel Mirrors, lSx30.
French bevel, were S7.75 each.
now 500 ca
Many others at equally great
reduction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
DIED ON A TRAIN.

Mrs. Mehitsb@l (Iibbstts) Mansur. wife
OF Mr.. q. 8. AAnsur Of Island Pond,
died yesterday II kiioe On the Boston and
Maine train. whiis on her way from Bos-
ton to her home In Island Pond DR.. Mo-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
ANNUAL MEETING.
Ofthr Church of the Messiah Was Held
Last EVENING.

Ths annual parish NESTING of the
Church Of the Msssiah was hsld last
evening. 1t was . largely attended meet
ing aad was MT ended until lAts hour.
Mr.. n. A. Floyd. the modssAt0r, pEesid-
cd, and the reports Of the treasurer and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
Hail Chairs and Hat Trees.

No. 707, forest and green pol
ished Seat Hall Chairs, were
So %, now 4.25
= No. AIS, Gully birch, polished
Seat Hall Chairs. were 1915,
now $50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
BOOKCASES.

l Elegant 3 section library Book,
quartered oak, #. 8 in. long,
5 IT 4 in. wide, each door hung
on brass hinges, was $3.50, 8
Built on honor.
Fine quartered oak Bookcase,
fit. in. wide, 9 #. 3 in. high,
beautiful fiuted COLONIAL col
umns. oval French bevel mir
TOR, 50 8, was S27 90. ow
Many other equally desirable.
! Section ''Wernicke" Book
case, The celebrated ''never
completed always finished
kind for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09

brought TO q ssandstin. That both ss-
capsd serious injury was a miracle. The
young man was only slightly shaken up
and the horse was scratched about the
laCa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
YARD GOODS.

500 yards Dimity Fabric for bed
sets, curtains and overdrapes,
value today Coo, will sell for Soc
All our other yard goods are i'm
mensely reduced. We have
large line of Remnants.
1T5 Bagdad Couch Covers and
-Portiers. just landed from the
Orient, we offer to introduce
our Oriental Dept. at the alb
surd price OF s3.49, 400, 400 and up
No two alike.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
WALL PAPERS.

Our entire line of new patterns
for 1900 business, now on exhi-
bition; to induce our patrons
to examine and have work done
during quiet season prices will
be greatly reduced on stock
and labor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
CHAMBER SETS.

Other big values in Maple Sets.
1 imported San Domingo Mahog-
any Set, French bevel mirror,
34x30, richly carved, worth
$500, for 47.5
pure empire Curly Birch Set,
figured. French dresser fl. l
in. long, beyel French mirror
ft.x2 it. o-in., really worth
$4,000. for $50
l No. 264 swell front quartered
sawed oak, hand carved set,
ornamental glass, bevel edge,
3 #. 4 iR.x2 Il. 10 in, worth
$50. 90, for 500
quarter sawed Oak Sets, with
, lSx40 oval French beyel mir
ror, great value at $500, for $40
10 good Oak Ape. Sets, 24x30
, glass, not TO be replaced at the
price. worth $1,000. for 1875
FOLDING BEDS.
l elegant curly birch Bed. French
beyel mirror, 50x2iin, Phoenix
Co. IS make, worth $3.50. Tor 500
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UPHOLsTERED FURNITURE.

| beautiful Crushed Plush Tur-
kish Diyap. was $50. 90, now
1 elegant mahogany arm Library
Chair, inlaid with solid brass
(La Touraine pattern) was
$4,000. now
superb Spanish black walnut
Library or Club House Sofa,
covered in very best car plush.
Left for us to sell, was $4,000,
now
4 pc. brocatelle i'm. make Par
lor Shit, very pretty, 1870,
now
8 pc i'm. mahogany Reception
Room Suit. in tapestry, a hand
some one, S25, 90, now
8 pc. Parlor Suit frames of
genuine mahogany, inlaid with
white mahogany. a Paris,
France importation, upholster-
ed in beautiful French damask.
This cover Is badly soiled, so our
price includes recovering in
any fabric you may choose at
$500 per yard, price was
1880, now
An endless variety of other
bargains.
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PariOr aud Library Tables,

100 No. $50. quartered oak "a in.
Parlor Tables, were $50, now 81. 10 ca
100 No. 81, oak, brass claw feet
Parlor Tables, with shelf,
actual value. $500. now 1.S7
l No. 1873, centre pillar. Solid ma
hngany English breakfast Ia
Bile, was $1,000, now ESQ
2 No. Al, mahogany inlaid, Colon
ial snap Top Tables, were
Si0.75, now 7.75
No. 473, solid mahogany Lii
brary Table, French legs, three
drawers. was $1,000 now 100
No. 63, antique oak Parlor Ia
BILE, marble top wash stand
and French plate mirror com.
bined, was SIT, so. now 1875
No. 46S, qnartered oak Parlor
Table, legs hand carved, claw
feet, was SIS. rs, now II. 70
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
CARPET sWEEPERs.

100 Celebrated "Bissell' Carpet
Sweepers, named champion"
Beautiful quartered oak, with
all the latest devices, guaran-
teed to sweep as well as a $i.00
Sweeper, for
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OIL CLOTHS.

An assortment of choice patterns.
usually sold for 25c to soc, will
go for Ice I'D.
Our line of Oil Cloths will be great
iy reduced in price and en-
braces a line of very desirable
goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
MORRIS CHAIRS.

We have so Morris Chairs in Real
Oak, substantial and warrant
ed. Your choice in antique,
golden oak or forest green,
with all bair cushions, covered
in any color figured or plain
denims, your choice for
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Kitchen Tables, &c.

l Kitchen Cabinet Table, with -four
bins, knife drawers and bread
boards attached, value $i0.z5,
sell at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
MANTELS.

Our line of Nanfei Mirrors will
be greatly reduced In price.
l I'm. Mahogany Parlor Mantel, or
namental top, French mirror,
1Sx30, was So now 1880
beautiful quarter sawed oak Man
tel. with SO worth hand cary
ing, fiuted columns, French
bevel mirror, 1sx30, was sa0.50,
now 2e. $50
Several other bargains in Man.
tells.
We have Thing and Nosing and
all fixtures, and will sell at
reduced prices during this
sale.
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HALL TREES.

No. los quartered oak Hall
Tree, feet high, feet 9
inches wide, large receptacle
for rubbers, &c, beautiful
Hall Clock attached, value
$500, will sell at s16.0t
No. 1893 antique oak Hall Tree,
Z feet high, 3 feet wide, French
bevel mirror2 feet square, was
$500. now 1870,
No. IL antique oak, French
bevel plate Hall Tree, was
$500, now 12.O(
No. 100 bevel glass Hall Tree,
beautifully polished, swamp
oak, was 1880 now 9.5(
Man, ntkarc IL I anua1iu lnxy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
JARDINIERE STANDS.

l No. 305 Russian mahogany
lard. Stand, beauty, was
sl2.75, now
No. so nah. inlaid lard. Stand,
was 81 10, now
Other bargains too numerous
to mention.
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Really worth -. so.

The same chair. furnished with
beautiful figured velour cush-
ions in four colors. Your
choice for
Really worth $50.
We still have a few left of tho
golden oak. claw feet, all hair
cushion Morris Chairs, at
Price cannot be less for these.
l solid mahogany $I1 Morris
Chair, all horse hair. reversible
cushions. worth s37. 80. now
Others equally low and in good
variety.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09

2 Famous Cutler roll top Desks.
8 TT. long, 8 IT. high, 65
pigeon holes. protected by
doors. patent ink well attach
ment, finished beautifully in
quartered oak, especially
adapted to professional men,
original price $500. now
) Cutler Desks, roll top, #.
long, 81 in. drep, 80 pigeon
holes. index files in quartered
oak, was 5000, now
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
TABLE COVERS.

% imported velour Table Covers
in Heraldic designs, beautiful
colorings, imported to sell at
$500, now
IL Ga linen velour Table Covers,
double faced, fine finish, in
choice colorings, were made to
sell Mt So 90. now
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
INDIA STOOLS.

2 dozen India Stools in imitation
mahogany aud golden oak,
value $3.50. for
Our line of fringes and trim
mings is reduced to match
above prices, and is extern
sive and complete.
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But THERE ARE M
No Trading s

Other bargains equally inviting.
We shall offer many bargains In
Axmi msfers. WfltOus. Mo-
quettes. Brussels a. q Tapes
tries-many small lengths, but suf-
ficient for Halls, Libraries, Reception
Rooms, &c.
I Prize Pattern Light French
Scroll Moquette. SUFFICIENT for
large rooms. value u. % nov
Other desirable patterns at prices equally
tempting.
We have several patterns wilton Vel
vets in Quantities suitable for single
rooms; real value sl.00 to s1.25 per
yard; TO close at 7sc
A very fine line OF Bigelow, Lowell and
other standard high grade o frame
sized room. Some with borders. Will
close al Zoe 10 soc YARD
Tapestry Carpets.
Rox bury, sm,th, biggins and 9TH
er high grades-splendid line
to select from-wiii 90 at .57ia I'd.
tsu bstantially less than.cos OF the raw
material.
We shall sacrifice our line of Art
squares in every grade.
All Wool Carpets will be sold less
than ever before. They cost
ms now from Sc 20 Zoe per yard
more than before.
A Reliable Wool Carpet, patterns
are desirable, was Soc. now 80 I'D.
We have some rs patterns OF the
very best and heaviest All Wool Car
pets made in this country-actual
value, % to S5c yd., at Soc
Nothing hut New Spring Patterns
LINOLEUMS.
English, scotch and Rest Ameri-
can makes ut unheard OF
prices.
I'd. wide Sheet Linoleum. made
OF ground cork and oxydized
oil. Beautiful Floral Pat
tern. bought especially for this
sale, never sold for less than
Soc. in New York or Boston.
Remember 4 ysls. wide. Portland
price now. 42hc square yd.
I'D. wide Linolsum OF the very
best grade, was Zoe. for .37ia 80. I'd.
We have q few PATTERNS OF Csc.
Linoleums. You own 1t at .35 50. I'd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
Summer Cottage Furnishings

A few small combination Cot
tage Bureaus and GLASSES, $50,
S4.50
viii pay to buy for next sum-
mer.
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Other equally good trades a
plenty here.
China Closets.

1elegant swell front China Closet,
in oak, 8 shelves, double doors,
bent glass, real worth $3.50,
for S37.7e
No. l25 oak China Closet, bevel
mirror, 8 shelves, su bstantially
made, worth s11.50, for $3.50
l No. 1855 bent glass front, mahog-
any China Closet, beautifully
carved, glass set in real glass
beading, 3 plate glass shelves,
really worth $500, for S45.0t
Space forbids enumeration OF the many
other reduced prices.
Chi nOniers and White Enamel
Furniture are included in this
sale at equally low prices.
This does not exhaust the
barg aims.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-09
UMBRELLA sTANDS.

| solid black walnut Umbrella
Stand, was SO -, now LOO
A large lot of wrought iron Um-
brella Stands at prices unheard
Of
100 oak leg Costumers and
Clothes Poles, very great value,
at 65c
l No. 80. antique oak Costumer,
was Sl1.00, now $50
No. 227. solid mahogany, claw
feet Cos'umer. very heavy and
massive, was $500, now 1900
Revolving Book Cases.
2 3-shelf Revolving Book Cases. "a
wonderful bargain), were SO. rs,
now 3.T5
Other equally remarkable op-
portunities.
DRAPERY DEPARTING
This department is overlooking
with great and unusual bar
gains.
pairs genuine Rocco on heavy
bobinet, were $3.50, now sa5o'pr
1 pair Ivory Duchesse, was
$3.50 now 2.75 DR.
pair Ivory St Gall Arabian on
heavy bobinet, was S1l.O0, now $50 pr
pair very choice Brussels, was
S22.0O, now 1l.O0 pr
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OFFICE CHAIRS.
ODD TABLE.

/ No. II solid cherry. claw foot,
billiard cloth top. with draw
and shelf. was $1,000, now IS
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FANCY TABLES.

No. 800 Ornamental Bay Win
dow Table. shelves, was
$1,000, now
l No. l0S Marquetry top nah.
ornamental Table, was 1850,
now
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Our roll top Desk. 4 # long.
% in. deep. l3 pigeon holes, 2
drawers. panelled back, unap-
prOachablc in value at
Flat top figured oak Desks, 40
in. long. 30 in. deep, with Cut
Ter conyeniences, was $3.50,
now
l Flat top typewriter Desk. with
individual letter clips, 3
drawers, originally S20.0O.now
letter press Stand, Cutler
m Ike, in oak. foot leverage.
letter book attachment, was
Si2 DC, now
OFFICE CHAIRS.
/ lot arm oak back chestnut seat
Office Chairs, were $3.50, now
1 No Pts. leather seat real oak
Office Chair, was $3.50, now
| No. 53I5, screw and spring oak
Office Char, was $3.50 now
lot No. 100, G. o. screw and
spring, close woven seat oak
Office Chairs, value $500, now
library fleur de lis leather
seat and back carved oak
Chairs, were s47.00. now
$3.50 for the
Other reductions in this line
equally as great.
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Others mt a Great Discount.
Cribs. &c.

l solid Nah. Crib and Cradle COM
bined, beautifully carved, group
preventatiyes, was 1900. now sa.C
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Dining Tables md Chairs.

No. 103 quartered oak extension
Table, French legs, carved claw
feet, neat in app arance, worth
$3.50, for $3.50
l genuine NAH. dining Table, No.
12i, 10 IT,, good style, worth
$500, for $500
1 swell end and front San Domingo
Sideboard, beautiful French
mirror and elegant carving,
was 1880, now $500
sets colonial quartered oak dining
chairs, claw feet, including 8
chairs and / arm chair in each
set, worth si525, now $3.50
60 latest style quartered oak, golden
oak finish, box seat, dining
chairs, to-day's worth $3.50, for
s1.75 ca.
so quartered oak back dining
chairs-a great bargain, to-
days value s2.25, for SIPS
Arm Chairs to match. il desired.
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5 O'CLOCK TEA TABLES.

! No. 139 solid mah., inlaid top
Tea Table, was $3.50, now
1 No. Sl1 quarter oak Tea Table,
was % 90, now
l No. $40 Is. h. maple Tea Table.
was SIG 80. now
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In Curly Birch and Ii.
Maple equally low.

Beds.
A few youths beds in mahog-
any, b. T.. maple and curly
birch, were $500. Will sell in
Guiding wire spring and soft
top mattress, for
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| pair extra choice Brussels, was
sl2oa. now 600 p,
/ par rich Swiss, very elaborate,
was $50, row 2.25 pr
pair very rice Swiss, was $1,000,
| now 525 III
9 pairs extra choice Arablans
(appiique design were $3.50.
now Hips pl
pairs Irish Point Laces, n 4 yd.
curtain, go inches wide, a very
artistic hand worked floral
design, were worth $1,000. now 500 DIT
100 pairs imported Scotch Laces,
in a beautiful design at less
than duty charges, y. Y. price
7sc, now 421Sc pr
2 pairs rich Scotch Laces, In an
elaborate design, were $3.50,
now $50 pr
pairs Nottingham Laces, very
choice and artistic, were s2.75,
now ..-,. -. 1.62m pr
i25 pairs choice Muslins, made
in our workroems by our
drarery experts. were great
value at former brices.
Now will 90 a. about half
price.
80 pairs extra fine Fish Nets,
will go fast ut prices from 75c up
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2 pairs linen velour Portieres in
fine, warm colors, were $3.50,
now
3 pairs tapestry Portieres, hand
some figured patterns, were
$500, now
A great variety Of Portieres and
Couch Covers at great bargain
pricee
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These beds are absolutely safe.
We have other makes We
will SO 4 at almost your own
figures
l mahoganized Cheffonier Bed. =
drawers and French bevel mir
ror, richly carved in from, in
Guiding our own all hair mat
tress worth $4,000, for 300
Sideboards.
8 Sideboards. long linen drawers
and short ones. Handsome
mirror. Worth $3.50, for
1 Sideboard and China Closet com
bined, French bevel mirror,
beautiful one, was $3.50, now S2i.5l
1 superb quartered oak Sideboard,
3 bevel French mirrors, swell
front and ends, 8 #. long, worth
$500, for s3s. 81
l colo NAL oak Sideboard, the most
magnificent piece we own.
IT. long. s #. high, oval French
bevel mirror, It. 6 in. long,
#. wide, real worth S125.0O, for s62. 81
Other opportunities to save money cannot
be mentioned for lack of space,
but abound.
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Baby Carriages.


celebrated English hood or shade
top Baby Carriage; just the
thing for rough weather; lined
in corduroy, value S2s. so.
price $500
Many other barg gains in
carriage
Springs.
100 warranted Woven Wire, custom
made, worth $3.50 each, for s1.75
No more than to each
customer.
Mattresses.
1000 ready made Mattresses, good
quality tick, Sanford wool top.
Cannot be equalled at less than
$500. Our price s1.e5
Our Own Make. Custom made
Mattresses, warranted clean ex-
celsior, wool top, at S2.2
Really worth $3.50.
5000 lbs. gray or black eurled
hair to be made into Mattresses
parts, full 30 lbs. weight, fully
warranted.
OdOriess and clean at 1915
Real worth 1890.
This is only a hint of our really wonderful
bargains in Mattresses.
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This does not exhaust the
bargains.
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Fancy Baskets.

Fine Straw Standing Work
Basket, WIS "a. 90 now s3. co
/ Rattan Work basket, wss 20. so
/ Como. Music and Work Basket,
was q. 20 now sl.00
Standing Work Baskets, were
SI.50 now $1.00
% Satin Lined Work Baskets, SO l-3
per cent discount.
Many other great values
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-31
pEK,N MESSAGE.
Terrible Experience OF the fe igners II
the Legation BuiIdis a..

Terrible Experience OF the ro 'irners Ia
the Legation BuiIdiss-.
London. July 3l.--A dispt Oh from
Tien Tsin to-day says:
"A Pekin message. dated July 2i. re.
ports that the first outside news
reached there July 49, The failure of the
relief expedition made the siege far
more perilous. July ~ the ysng II va
men broke Off relations Juns 20 China
declared war. Baron Won Ketteler and
Francis James. an English professor
were murdered. over 400 non-combat-
ants occupied the British legation.
II understand converts are holding
the north cathedral. A thousand refu-
gees occupied the palace OF Grlnce Lu.
A truce began on July IA. after twen-
ty-slx days Of fierce assault One night
Smelling was uninterrupted' Tor six
hours. Al
-Four attempts were m8se 10 fire the
British legation. Two attacks resulted
In the ruin of the Han Lin college (Chi-
nese national college.) The eowardice
OF the Chinese prevented successful
rushing.
''The total killed or died Is: Ger
mans. 10; Japanese. 10; French, II;
British. 5: Russians. q; Americans. q,
Italians. Z: converts. .; total 81.
Correspondence Morrhin.a Reid and
Tomenty are III. At least 1000 Chinese
we're killed, The Americans occupy a
strong position on the city wall. Pro-
visions are still sufficient. Hospital
orranRemeuts are excellent Everybody
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-31

Chicago, July 3i.-Cattle-Recelpts
$500 head; steers generally steady;
choice, Arm; butchers stock. strong
godo to prime steers. s5.2O@5.s5; poor
to medium. A.50q6.15; stockers and
feeders steady to strong at $1,000 so;
cows, $3o0G470: heifers. s3.loa5.1O
Gamers. s2.2sa2sO; butts, steady at 81 n
94.so; calves. 25c lower at s5.50G6.65:
Texas fed steers, steady at s4.40Q 40;
Texas grass steers, s3.40a425; Texas
bulls, s250Q34O.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head; firm for
choice; common lambs. easier; good to
choice wethers, st.l5Q4,6O; fair to choice
mixed. s3.25Q4.lOi western sheep. $4,000
4.4O; Texas sheep. $500; native lambs.
s4.5O@6,0O; western lambs, s5.0o96.00.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-31

Tomas c. Montoya. the attorne,
whose arrest on his wedding day was
mentioned in these columns last Wed.
nesday. had his preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner
Whiting this morning on the charge OF
adultery and the evidence was so con-
elusive that the commissioner bound
the attorney over to the next United
States grand jury of this district In the
sum OF $3.50. Miss Malinda Navarro. the
girl who swore out rhe warrant against
the attorney. was present in the court
room with her baby. and her testimony
was interesting and very convincing
The physician. who attended the case
was also present. and his evidence was
quite strong against the attorney.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-31
|TALy'S TRAGEDY!
Nation Mourning for
King Humbert.
Anarchists of New Jersey
Endorse Murder.
Chinese Attack Russians at New
Chwang in Great Force.
CHINESE PIRATES EXECUTED.

Rome. July 3t.-1n the absence Of the
new king, the ministery has issued In
his name the following manifesto;
king Victor Emanuel Ill, In ascend
ing the throne, has to perform the pain
ful duty of announcing to the country
the 0wfm calamity which violently cut
short the valuable life of King Hum.
b-rt.
THE nation Is wounded In Its sin
cere affection for the august dead and
in their sincere feeling of devotion and
adhesion TO the dynasty, while exc.
Grating the cruel crime will be plunged
into pI pIofound grief for the venerated
memory OF the good, brave. magnani-
nous king, the pride of his people and
worthy of the perpetual traditions OF
the house Of Savoy, by rallying with
unshakable loyalty around his august
successor, the Italians will prove by
their deeds that their institutions do
not die"
The king is expected TO arrive at Reg
gle di Callibra Tomorrow He received
the first news Of the assassination OF his
father by semaphore