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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-08-17
When travelling East or South.

remember that Wisconsin Central
Ry. trains leaving st. Paul and
Minneapolis daily for Milwaukee,
Chicago and Manitowoc, onnect
with all eastern and southern lines
Further information from nearest
ticket agent. JAS. c. POND, G. P
A., Milwaukee, Wis. J. A. CLOCK
6. A., 246 Stark St., Portland, Or.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-08-17
To the Public.

. This is to certify that we have
placed al accounts due us, in and
about Boomers Ferry, in the hands
of c. O'Callaghan who is autholiz
ed to collect aud receipt for same.
All parties indebted to us will
please call on him and settle with
out delay. HOPKINS & REED,
Per e. a. Reed.
Dated, July "a, 1900.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-08-17
Was it A Miracle?

"The marvellous cure of Mrs. r.
J Stout of Consumption has created
intense excitement in Cammack.
Ind" writes Marion Stuart, a lead
ing druggist of Munrie, Ind. She
only weighed 80 pounds whe.. her
doctor in Yorktown said she must
soon die. Then she began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery aud
gained 81 pounds in weight and
was completely cured.' 1t has
cured thousands of hopeless cases,
AMI is positively guaranteed to cure
all Throat. Chest and Lung di-
seases So and 800. Trial
buttlts free at Cooks drug store.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-08-17
For Salel

For Sale-A bout 20 head of COWS,
2-y ear olds and yearlings, by G. w
Dawson.
Address G.. w. DAWSON,
6-lO Copeland, Idaho.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
The Kennebec
MINING &
SMELLING
Company.
INCORPORATED. 1850. CAPITAL, Si.0000C0.
SHARES ISSUED UAaSSeSSABlE.
We make one more offer at
&c. per share to raise money
10 start development work.

This Offer viii remain open for ono
WEEK, subject II cancellation, however.
IL our option. our mill is completed ana
every part of the machinery ls ready to
start. We shall begin operations at the
mine Immediately. Nearly Sl9AH has been
expended on The plant, and we have the
latest and most modern machinery That
money can purchase.
Some very prttrntiouS money marnates
and some noboS!i,s ia tie vicinity or Gar
diner have united and worked constantly
and pegsiStcntly in talking our property
down. and bearing nfr stock, and have
gone So far aS "a claim that they owned
large blocks nf the stock at Very loM ifS-
ures. This haSes-er. -iS all malicious
ialsify. iuvrued for selfish purposes. lv-
cry share - This storA that is oujstani-
ing ,am,' from uS anI through our office,
and ~ Do not know oI--l single stock
holder that wants - sell hIS stock OF
woaid Sell :t less than 81 per share.
The stock Of the famous T.c Roi mine
sold foIr Years ago at CrNtS per share.
To-day. i has market Nallc n 50 re:
share. NC claim ~ have just as good
property rs the I.r R"i The only thing
II n"cus is developments our success 50
lar IN obtaining funds sufficient To cstab-
!ish 4 first. lass milling plant o1Ghl 20 be
enough 10 commend us L. the public
This Is the li1-st instance in The history
Of mining hlSines~ that complete gold
mining plant WIS ever established IN the
STAT. uf Maine. uut~Ith~ttnding hundreds
oI attempts have been made. Yet II ma
pr-cious metal was hidden in the granite
reefs of Mainr. ;trld the art of milling and
smelling has been 81 much Improved ihat
i makes il absolutely certain that tho
business can nnw D.. carried On i'll this
State IL 4 very lucrative profit.
Assays Of ore taken from oar miro
show cancl lsi|eiy whlT We have. tWe
refer NoI Ia the l[cnaebrc Journal Of
Nov. ~. or ii you viii call on Us We
VIII take Yen Ia oar mine ana furnish
yog with an the information in oar
power.
Twcntv-llvc conts per share. one week
only, Sahicct II cancellation Al oar office.
when sufficient money has been pledged,
Make checks PAYABLE To VIII G Atkins
Treasurer. Or z. Frank Little, vice lresi-
dent.
i've hundred dollars invested in tins
stock nav may he worth one hundred
thousand inIr years from noR. No hon
cStly think il will This may lie the
opportunity ,l !oa- life
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
TWO LIVES LOST
BY a Terrible Burning Accident
at Portland.
Mother and Daughter Perish and Two
Boys Badly Injured.
BOILING TAR ON KITCHEN STOVE
PROBABLE CAUSE.

Portland. Me, Dec. Mrs. Herbert
T. Crossman. aged 3s years. and her
daughter. aged : years, were burned IN
"eath in their home. SATURDAY after
noon.
lhe trossman family lived in a
double tenement house on Sawvo,,
street IN the Dcering district. Mr..
trosSinan was at work in South Port
land and his oldest daughter was away
from Rome at the time OF the fire.
CAPT. Moses II! Could. o,yncr of ,bn
house. and :; rooIer named r. 4. Uav-
lord. were ut work repairing the roof.
ana nate in the afternoon they carried
into Mrs. Crossman's kitchen a kettle
"i coal tar ana asked the privilege OF
melting il on Ter kitchen stove. She
p"f"il'trd them 10 do 50 ANA after they
Ead placed III" kettle ON the stove they
returned 10 the roof to resume their
work.
Mrs. Cr"ssinan was preparing for
supper. ara i'll Ill" Kitchen with her
NrI" Ia: daughter Ethel. hcc son Leon.
aged i years. ana Raymond Thomson.
n I-ycar-old son nf a neiehbor.
\ few minutes after the roofcrS had
LIT the Kitchen Arthur L. smith. a
neiEhb"r. "a" smoke issuing from the
kitchen windows. lie ran into thr ware
ana finding the hack ,,0o7 locked. burst
Il in. IN" Kitchen was filled with
>alohs. th, boiling tar was flowing over
th" stove and floor. He succeeded in
rcscuing III" TWO boys ami rolling them
i'll the mud, cXtinguiShrd Ih. fire on
their clothing.
ir attempted a third entrance into
the burning room but was forced back
by the heat and smoke. In the mean
time tn fire department had been sum
moncd ard while streams We're being
directed into The kitchen two frcm-n
made their way into that room through
the front apartments.
The dead body Of Mr.. CroSsman
lay near the kitchen sink where she
had evidently gore in quest OF water.
ana that Of her daughter was on the
floor in 4 corner. l;otn bodies were
burned almost beyond recognition. The
TWO rescued children were taken into
neighboriEg house and medical aid was
summoned. Their burns We're confined
to their hands. faces ana nccks and are
not critical.
The fire destroyed only the ell Of the
hnuse and the financial loss will not
exceed $l3isn. coroner +. l. Littlefield
OF Portland VIII conduct an inquest
Mrs. t'rossnan was a daughter Of
Noah Douglass Of Yarmouth. The tar
which was being heated on the STOW"
was a prepared roofing substance and
is said "a have contained naphtha.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
COLD SHOULDER
Given Dom Paul Kruger by
Kaiser William.
Latter Officially Notified that the EN-
peror Cannot Receive Him.
kTtUGEI; WILL PROCEED FROM
COLOGNE TO HOLLAND.

Berlin. Dee. MIR. Kruger has aban-
doned his proposed visit to Berlin ow-
ing 10 the receipt Of an official !ntirna-
ti0n that Emperor William regrets that
III consequence Of the previous ar
rang"In.nts he y Ill BE- una bic to receive
him. The Boer statesman viii there
fore proceed direct from Cologne for
Holland. He telcgraphed To this effect.
this afternoon
The Empcror's intimati9n Was con-
veyed to Mr.. Kruger by the German
envoy at Luxembourg. VINO arrived at
Cologne. today.
The Cologne Gazette, in an inspired
communication. says.
Mr.. kruger's visit is not agreeable
20 Germany. his aim being 10 obtain
Intervention in South Africa. 1t would
De- grave political mistake. ii would
ne even a great crime 70 allow him 10
entertain even "A spark Of hope that
Germany will render him any political
support"
This declaration is accompanied with
reproacfes. MIR. Kruger being charged
with having encouraged Il useless
guerilla warfare and having disregard
ed Germany's advice when ne might
have followed it."
The press generally strikes the same
note.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
HIS ONE MISTAKE.
Baron Frederichs Disobeys Czarina
and Is No Longer Minister.

constantinople, Dee. During the
last week the bulletins referring To
the Cars health was not signed by
Baron Fredericks. the minister OF the
court The Law positively requires the
signature u the minister of the court
~ such cases. The explanation. ac-
cordIng 10 an excellent informant, is
az follows:
Ten days ago the Czarina went to
Baron Frejericlss and comma nded
him not u telegraph 70 anybody a
single word without first showing her
the message.
~ fsili obey" replied Baron Freder-
icks.
The following day the Czarina re-
ceiyed long message from the Dowa-
ger fzarina AZ Copenhagen. urging hcr
70 spare her strength, To leave mat
ters 10 tfie attendants. anu .lot To be
anxious. lest. in th., deli 70 state o.
her health an accident oyertake her.
The czarina Mas displeased and
asked Baron Fredericlls If hD had ,ri-
-Srapnti 10 tn. DoMag.r czarina any
timing hicE could caus.. her 10 send
ruch n message. Tho baron an
syFercd:
Yes.
But did ] moi say you must show
me All messages" asked the czarina
Baron fred.ricks replied that he be-
Ley'd himself bound to answer tha
Do~ager czarina s inquiries.
You forgot yourself. You ceasc 10
b. Il minister" "a d the czarina.
The czar sent for the chief master
~ the ceremonies. Guroyitch. but ",
H. believed Prince kotz4oei, a personal
friend ~ the czar. who always ac-
coTnpani@s him on his travels. will sue
coed Baron Fredericba. Prince kotzu-
bel is row III thc ministry ~ domains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
KNOCKOUT DROPS
Believed to Figure in Water
town, N. Y, Death.
Drunken Man Left to Sober off Found
Dead in Bed.
cOMRhDF UISApPEARS AND ROB
REEY - SUSPECTED.

Wat.rtown. n VI. DEC. 2-Arlna r.
Westcott. u years old. Was found dead
in bed at Mrs. X zlah Putnam boarding,
house, today. He was brought there. las,
night, by-a man who gave his name as
William brown. who had been boarding
with Mrs. ratnam fnr a week. Brown
placed the man III his own bed. Saving ~
Mrg. Putnam that he was drunk ana that
his name was Smith aud hc WAS a wen
known cIothier.
Brown calteI at the house with q wo-
man shortly after midnight and said To
Mrs. Putnam that he would leave the
stranger there ~ sober ur. Mrs. Pnt-
mans grandson went % room. at no"1
today. and found the man dead. lie Ia !
been dead several hours.
Brown has disappeared and the police
are using every effort 10 locate him The
police have 4 theory that possibly West
cott vas given knockout drops. with rob
berry as the motive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
GATES OF HE'LL IN SACO.
Rev. =. StrnUt Creates Sensation with
His Temperance Lecture.


Saco, Nc. Dee. :.-Rey. L. Strout
pastor cf TIE School Street Methodist
church. stirred up his congregation,
tonight. with Z temperance lecture
which he called Gates Of Hell in
Saco." lie attacked the police depart
ment for alleged neglect Of duty. say
ing that il allowed the liquor saloons
10 flourish. the gambling places To
Openly e?itice patrons and 10 do moth
ing TO close up the houses Of i'll fame
on he streets Of the city lie fur
ther said that the drink habit was on
the increase among the women ~
Maine and of Saco in particular. aud
that the children in Saco were to h.
seen daily rushing the growle:. He
specifically alleged that through The
medium Of gambling dens. gambling
machines ana houses ol questionable
character. young men and young
women of SaCu daily We're going TO the
gates Of destru ton
Later in his lecture he said ,hat
prominent citizens and county officials
were receiving their share OF the gate
receipts u the places he had descrlb-
ed and appealed TO the law abiding
citizens To get together ana elect munl-
cinal officers at the spring election
who would enforce the prohibitory
law.
TIE one bright ray in the gloomy
pictur, drawn by Nj. Strout was his
prediction that in 4 few years he ex-
p,.cted 10 see the prohibitory Law en-
forced in The State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
FILLED Full OF SHOT.
Walter Randall u I-iverrIore Tails, A9ei
dcntalIy Shot While Hunting

Walter Randall "i i-iverEIora Tails, A1cl'
dcstallv Shot While Hunting
Tjvcrrrore Fails. Ne. Dc ~ after
Randall. ,h,, l4-ycars-uld son II Mr and
Mrs. Charles Randall M Green avenue
l.ivtrmurr Fails. while nut cunning NtA
\, ,omnanion. Arthur Kinds. was pii'
,,,,3l,- injured ~ lllc accidental discharge
ar his friends gun.
II seems ahat Walter vas ahouT q roo
,n S.Ixass,... of Arthur both If whom werC
.,-1.l1iniI>iv creeping along ~ aeys' q
.-tr1r. 4 hen 9 rartridE" iu"k irltht aia
SERTED fn within y fcw feet ~ Arthur:
,.ha h.5l... sam what NJ ID jumper 7.
mad. 4 jump sidewisr- when me nam
~ - h,> .1iu catching "n \ JNls- 'N-
rlol.d ,ha weapon. q pari II The cha tFs'
lodging in Naltcr Randall lell lrt.
Tp.. eb.,i ar irlbadJ.,-d in he ifs iroin
~ Lr..,. IL ihc sia,. ~ the f"ni, IA"
,-iiargt striking tue los Jn>1 II Waltg-
NIL +, fn, ,,ct ii lifting il. Tho attend
M i'hy~isi:,nS have taken "tit s',Inr ,l, = :;
- - f...Ii,.y-- ,1a stiffness nf tn ankle
,5int win re-s-ilt from 'ht injury
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

| tn. leaders of the Ho1S+ are preparing
| TO press with great vigor the important
| business Of the short session OF Congress
which will convene. tomorrow Already
lcnnsiderabie preliminary committee worK
bas been done on the important meas rre5
the I'LL fo.- thc reduction ~ thv ~
| revenue taxes. the army reorganization
hill. The river ana harbor bili, several "l
the appropriation hil,s-and the lesisla-
ike mill will start under a frli head of
steam.
Th. army reorganization bin ~ consid'
.red particularly urgent. owing TO the
,.cesibility of il, meeting str. nuous oppp-
| sition after il reaches the Senate. and 1t
* tn. intention of the leaders I" get II
on, Of the way al the earliest possible
moment 1t will probably ~ reported on
Tuesday ana will De taken mp AZ once m
less after further consultation il is Dc
c5del - l,t the legislative executive ana
ifi,ltria! appropriation bill which also viii
hc ready On Tuesday. in ahead q H. IN"
Democrats viii calc.ls "n the army bill,
Monday. ana tile Indications now II" that
they viii offer as y substitute for the
permanent reorganization measure a lHli
extending for txs 1T tEree y"aI-s lhc
present law for q provisional army
The hiIl a. reduc- ,h.- Ysr revenue
taxes has boen practically completed hy
tbn Gennhlicln members of th,- ways and
means committee ana IL viii he snbmit-
led 10 the full coTniaitIe,-. Tues~lay. M
]ess in the m'anlin~ q Caucus of the IT,
fullicans should hc fnnnd advisable.
some nf rre Rrr iil.cau members are not
satisfied win INV iizt IL articles relieved
III taxation 1iv tha hill AND if ino Iauch
opposition D. COMES cvi2talt Whfn Ile
Ha.lse conyones. AonGay. he leaders
probably viii call = confer, nee or rstuc1s
far H., purp0s.. of adjusting ARA har-
rlnIlizinE differences
on TtiirEdar the t5TatIt niCarna Fc.lr.ife
bin wiIl come UP as q So, clai order under
d rul.. made al the last session. 1t i'm
poses a tax of - CENTS jer pound an oIta-
margarine. butteIine or other rnanHfaci-
urrd b1tiers. colored ia imitation II buy
Ter Ii has strong hacking from the dairy
Interests and while IL will meet with
warm opposition from The. interests that
are anta gonizing its passage. when II
reaches u vote its Passage il regarded az
4 foregone conclusion I've caNg. il Is
thought. viii suffice for its consideration.
saturday. under a special order made
last session. z-iil be devoted TO eliogies
on the life. character and public services
Of The late Representative TJarrner %
Pf-nrsylrania. who for several years en-
jogtd the distinction of being The member
holding the record fl longest continuous
Continued III page -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
56TH CONGRESS
Will Re-assembIe, Today, After
the Long Recess.
A Vast Amount Of important Business
Awaits Its Attention.
BOTH HOUSES WILL AT ONCE
SETTLE DOWN TO WORK.

Washington. Dee. 2.-Thc Senate will
be called To order at 12 o'clock tomor-
row. but beyond the probable reading
of the Presidents message, will trans
act no business. as the announcement
OF the death during the recess or Sen
atorS Davis and Gear when the mes
sage has been read will bring the sit
ting To Il close. Senator Allison will
make the announcement i'll the case of
his late colleague, Senator Gear, and
there is hope that Senator Nelson may
arrive in time to perform similar sc.-
vice concerning Senator Davis
These ceremonies will he preceded by
the ceremony of swearing in the new
members who this year are Mir. Dol
liver. who has been appointed to sue
cced Senator Gear. and Mr. Diliin- x
ham. who takes the place formerly oc-
cupi"d by Senator iloAs Of Vermont.
and the appointment nf the usual COM
mittecS 10 wait upon tho President and
the House OF Representative
Mr.. Frye expects to -: io the ship
ping subsidy bili. Tuesday. AMI If not
on that day. thea uu Wednesday. aiid
in doing This, 10 HAY" the Spooner
Philippine bill displaced. This viii bn
in" beginning Of the important work
OF the session and upon tn. success or
failure Of thc scheme may depend
much uf the future courea u proceed
incs for the entire session.
In order TO accomplish tnis result il
viii h, necessary. first. 10 get the con-
s.nt "f the Republican committee on
order of business and To this cnd
merting ~ that rummitt.c VIII b~ HELD
after the adjournment Of the Senate.
Monday afternoon. Mr.. FRI" said. to-
day. that h~ already had conferred
with :. ma jority of the member; of that
committee and that he felt assured he
would have no difficulty in securing
their assent 10 the proposed change.
Thus far there has been no cOnsulta
ton with Democratic senators. but IN"
friends Of the shipping bill do not look
for factious opposition 10 the taking
UP of the bill from that source. 1ne
taking IN 0f the measure is not debat
able under the Senate rules ana they
are conilient.of a ma jori.y on 4 vote
il a roll cali should be made with Sen-
aror Morgan. who has the NicarasU2n
bill in charge. that bill being on thc
calendar m si'' 4dl oi'lot III TIT i'''i
inst.
Ther,. Is some talk Of an effort dur
ing the week to get up the Hay
Pauncefote treaty in executive SESSION
but there is as yet no definite program
u this end a movement is on foot
now to secure the consent Of the conf
mittec On foreign relations 10 the
abandonment Of the Davis amendment
to the treaty for the fortification OF
tn proposed canal. The usual custom
of adjourning over from Thursday 10
tn. following Monday during the first
weeks az the session probably VIII pc
departed from this session. That is the
desire If the Republican leaders now
here and they say there probably WiH
b.- no such adjournment this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
JESSIE CoBB'S DEATH.
Jury Returns Verdict Of Murder by
Person or Persons Unknown.

Jury Returns Nerdlct 81 AuIHtt ~
Person Or Persons Unknown.
Lewiston. Ne, Dec The ooroner's
jury in the Jessie Cobb murder case
held another protraotcd session At the
rooms III Coroner L. 7. Samson, Satur-
day morning. and after carefully going
over the evidence which had been pre-
sented Ia them rendered 10 the coro-
n-r the following verdict:
That Jessie Cobb came 10 her dcath
81 or about Sept. ld, 1909. by asrhyXia-
ZION al the hands OF 4 certain person "r
I,,rSons unknown To the jury.
The rendering Of this verdict does not
necessarily close the case. The police
Win continue tn work upon he case,
ana II possible locate ana bring 10 jns-
tirc me person or persons whom th@
jury have thus held responsible for me
death of Jessie Cobb
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND CEN
ERAL FORECAST

Washington. p5c. During The past
II hours thrr" have been local rains in
eastern Florida and on the Texas coast
ana light Snou. near Lake superior and
over the central Rocky Mountain re-
"ioaS; elsewhere fair weather pre-
vailed. II is roldcr in the slope region
ami warInc: i'll the Central valleys. A
low area has appeared over the british
Northwest ANA its eastward movement
will pruably cause. rain or SNOW. Mon
day, i'll Montana and. Tuesday. as far
east as the upper LAX" region. ON the
New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts The winds vii. b. light ana Vari-
able
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
FLED FOR THEIR LIVES.
People Turned out Of Homes by Fire at
Palmer Mass

Palmer. Mass.
Palmer. Mass. Dee THE business
portion oi that section uf the town known
AS BouGsyilie. WIS destroyed ~ lire, this
morning. "a Ising loss Of 81 5.tsg. Til.
fire started about - y e. from some
unknown cause and destroyed the blocks
owned by Michael Sullivan and John Gar
mCdy. in which were several stores ana
ten. ments. a number Of men. TomeI.
and children who were asleep III their
rooms when the fire broke out were
Obliged to fiee for their lives. with nuth-
ing on except their night clothes.
Within - minutes after The fire was
discovered. both blocks were burned ana
rothing ~ value SAVED from either af
them. ] n.. fir,. started IN the gents fur
uishng goods and clothing store Of ISAAC
Cuveau in the Sullivan block. and o.
veaus family. VINO resided IN an upstairs
tenement. had great difficulty in making
their escape. Coveaus loss is 3ln.Hyi. with
an Insurance ~ s-sfr.
4 portion of the SuIliran block was also
occupied br The owner. az a bakery Lib
,-rry hall WIS also Inca TED in IN. iipr.r
portion 81 the Sullivan block Mr. Etifil-
vans loss is 5fss@ partially COVERED by il-
sirance.
The Carnaody block was occupied h.-
goods. Whose loss is $,,d. with an ifts ir-
gents furnishing goods. who suffered a
loss Or S6,,s. partially covered by ins1ir-
ancc- Their w.-r.- also three families and
q Chinese laundry III fh. EarTnody block
John CarTnody'S < loss Is esfirna ted z $500
with an inB rance Of Settl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
ITS NOT EIETII,
Nor Wealth. Nor state. But Git Up
and CIT That Makes Man Great

This the moJta N lha letter head q
4 y.rll-knoUn grocery firm id Water
town. \. y. Fred T. Bush q co. and
is indicative OF the character of The
men. Mr.. Bush himsel; had quite an
cxDeYicnca with fond ia relation 10
health. as he was refused insurance
t,reo wears ago ht-eause the examining
rhysf.iar found hc had Eright's dis
.1sc ana coisld only liEf "a short al the
feSt.
My own physician suggested that !
make a radical change in dict About
,,ar time my attention Nas ralled to
c.-ar.=-SutS food. and 1 hrEan with
,7,,,1or.'s permission To tse this food. OF
,,o,,rs g / had been forbidden the us Of
sugar or starchy food. but my doctor
kn4u that tirape-Nuts was COMPOSED
oT The starch of wheat and barley
transformed into grape sugar and in
t,,is condition IS easily Gigested-
To make a hong story short Grape
%nrs has been a constant dish at my
table for three years ! have taken no
medicine during this lime and ! am
rnu- strong and healthy and capable If
5,;nu hard days work every day"
. much for pure food. properly Sc
9ar7oa and perfectly cooked by experts
- fb- factory There i not 4 single
disease in the category of human ills
f,,,+ Il har can IL helped by The use Of
,,,,ra food II this character. ami most
II rla,s ordinary diseases can y cured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
KRUGER LEAVES PARIS.
Smaller Crowd cheers Him Than Nit.
n.ssed His Arrival. a Week Previous.

Paris. Dec. mir. Kruger left the IIo-
~ Scribe ~ Lh Il. M. Saturday in y
closed carriage. surrounded hy 4 snlari-
ron ~ mounted municipal Z giards. nh.
crowd which gathered about tia. hotel
WAS decidedly small. conIpar,-t; with lhosa
which greeted him week ago.
he k1Gr statesman was Cheer.d and
acclaimed hs- drove away swinging
his hai firm the landau window Ia reply.
tn Bo-r committee which nccOmJ,a MEX.
Mr. Kruger ~ til. station viii ~ .Is far
ar tlr French bn-dtr The special train
with Mr.. Kruger on board started FOR
folpgn" at i.8g T. NJ
NJ. Kruger spent The morning In con-
f"r+ltc- with members n hil. uartY. r.
t'iting Hnly three or fDIr other r..rsoiis
Just iseforr leaving hin apartments he
walked uut upon thn balcony His aI.-
Tl'-a rance WAS fhe signal fpr warm cheer
Ing and i repetition ~ the cr1.s which
greeted him wherever fs. won't last .yp4;s