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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
so.o,scIes Of Famous Mar.

Waller New begin. a Kezar F-Ils.
Ne collector Of curiOsities has the
sDectacIes worn by Rev John Buzzell
The fl { Baptist minister ia Maine
VIII is said 10 have had his eyesighl
sudden y restored and 10 Aave grown
a new head Of hair and a set Of teeth
Al the ripe age Of 90 years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
TO RECEIVE BALTIC FLEET.

y ~ 1I7"W0INI'I IN""-
Toxic. Nov 1.-THE emperor pre-.
sided at an extended conference Of Tho
military and navy STAFF today. While
the proceedings were secret. IL is I'M
derstood pans were discussed fct
dealing with the Russian second pa.
cific squadron when il arrives In the
far east
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15
WE WILL FIGHT
UNTIL WE WIN
Concluded from First Page.)
gathering up their dead and wounded
SAYS JAPAN is WORRIED
OVER BALTIC FLEET

BY the Associated Press.
London. Nov lt--Judging from To
llio dispatches and statements by Jap
anese here. the question OF the Rus
sian second Pacific squadron Is giving
rise ~ some uneasiness in Japan
This possibly is the outcome Of con
'inued absence of news of progress
81 the siege of Port Arthur. An ar.
ticie In the Post from japanese
sources comments strongly upon al
legged breaches OF neutrality on the
part ol France and Germany in giving
the squadron Goa. ling facilities. ana
also contends IL win be utterly at va
rance with the Suez canal regula.
roas ior the ships 70 be permitted &C.
take sufficient coal ami provisions at
Port Said 10 carry them the near
est port The article suggests Great
Britain will Interfere TO prevent the
granting OF such facilities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

Ben Wright the sixeenEear-ol
c0loTe5 lad who stole a FIVE dola
bin from John Hervey. the hackmar
q few dys ago. was tried in the com
II cont yesterday and scntenced @
the reform school
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

Uses Wooden Leg Fifty Years.
John Kceble an cighty-hye-year old
same wooden leg for fifty years He
has just celebrated It's jubilee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

The Chleasa Tribune says
"Details are being worked ont rap
idly for the formation Of a gigantic
railroad trust, beside which all the
other great trusts before organized
in this country will dwindle into in.
significance, A dozen Eastern tinan.
ciers. headed by the Standard Oil in.
terests. with their unlimited wealth
expect to control the entire railroad
system in the country and prevent
competition among the various roads.
The plan is to divide the railroads O.;
The country into a few groups or sys
tens, each one of which liz TO own a
suhstantial interest in the stocks and
securities Of every other biz group or
system, and all 70 have representation
on each others beard Of directors.
THE dozen fnanoier5 all represent
cd on The boards Of the various roads
win control from present appearances
Gvg+nrp
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-15

Il z-c.etg ire art ~ talking CONES
ret tie an 81 listening second arc
&c aft Of caring emitting O. left
O. r-t
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08

NICE home in Los Gatos. 15-acre lot; house OF
four rooms; barn: orchard, ETC.; will ex-
change for lots land in Alameda County.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
REAL EsTATE-c1TY--FoR SALE.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.. 63S Market ST.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION

- ~--
AUCTION
AUCTION
, AUCTION
TUESDAY, APRIL H. 1904
At our salesrooms at II o'clock noon.
POLK-ST. FLATS.
Nos. 240i-24O41h Polk ST., north of Union.
two beautiful flats containing rooms and
porcelain bath each, and storeroom below;
built only IS months; modern in every respect;
rent $40 per month; mortgage $1,000.
PACIFIC-AVE. RESIDENCE.
NO 2O27 Pacific ave, east OF l4aguna ST. !;
of rooms and bath; very pretty garden in
the rear: unsurpassed marine view; lot 2ox
MONTGoMERY-AvE INVESTMENT.
Easterly line of Montgomery ave. 50 "a
inches north of Vallejo ST.. No 4lo-42Z; lot
irregular in size, having a frontage on Mont
gomery ave- of 61 feet; present improvements
nominal. renting for $50 per month
Easterly line of Broderick St. 80: south OF
Grove St: lot 26x110; this lot is level and
ready for building, and is situated In de-
Park Panhandle.
SOUTH OF MARKET ST. INVESTMENT.
- N9s l4& Rtch ST and SS3 81 rdisnn Eil%aDet st
improvements consist of six tenement flats of
8 rooms each; permanently rented for s7os per
annum these flats are occupied by hrst Grass
tenants; rent payable strictly in advance.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
Easteriy line of Alabama st, lo4 @ ieet dl, norm
future.
Cl@taINA-SI In I'D L M
Southerly line of Clara St. 800 feet west OF
Fourth; lot 25x75; Nos 137-13714; improve
ments two cozy flats of rooms each; new
modern plumbing; patent flush toilets; rents
1893 per annum.
UNIoN-sT. BUILDING LOTS
Southerly line of Union St, 81 :6 west OF
Laguna: two well situated lots, 2ox1OO feet
each; this portion of Union ST. Is business
block; stores and flats erected on this prop
erty would bring in handsome revenue.
DOLORES-ST. INVESTMENT.
East line of Dolores ST. 20 feet north Of
Seventeenth; Nos. 3S6-390; lot 64x100; improve
ments consist of three fats of 4-5-6 rooms and
double cottage containing As rooms; pres
ent rents very low at $50 80 per month; this
property will be sold to close an estate.
SACRAMENTO-S RESIDENCE
No. 3019 Sacramento ST.. east of Baker lot
q :6x132:6; improvements a handsome two
story residence containing 8 rooms and bath;
plumbing in first class condition; mortgage of
$5500 Hibernia Bank.
For further particulars apply,
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08

w. ]. GUNN.
$50 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Savings Union Building).
$2100-Webster-st. cor, cheap; lot 25x100.
$900o-Baker, NV. cor. 1871 :6x131 :6; cheap
est 50-vara lot in w. A.
$1500-Cheap lot: w. A; 2Sx137 6: street BIZ
tuminized lot the grade a fine buy;
a few steps from the cars; a positive
bargain; marine view
S1S00-21st ave-. Point Lobos ave; 3
lots, 25x120; will sci. /,
S1S00-Lake-st. cor; marine view; 80 2:6x100
S1600-Sxth ave, north of Lake; 25x120;
choice lot; up towards Preside wall.
S30O0-Tenth ave, NV. cor; 81 :6X100; 2 lots,
11th av.. Clement ST., 25x120.
s375O-A choice business lot on Clement st;
7sx115; good frontage and depth on
sunny side of street fine property to
improve with stores and flats
S46OO-The choicest residence corner lot in
Richmond; just go out and examine IL;
to begin with. it is a northeast corner
and has grand marine view; the finest
residences in Richmond are in front of this
lot: size 50x120; opposite the beautiful
home of Mr.. 6. T. Marsh; electric cars
acknowledged to be the choicest north Of
the park: make offer
s950-A cheap lot on Sth ave-. near st. !;
25x120; cars pass.
S250-27th ave-; very cheap lot; 25x120; lots
beyond this selling on the instalment
plan for 5000 and $500. and not as well
located
wanted-To purchase flats. about $4,000 or
less and not leased.
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
PROPOSALS.


AUCTION sale-Office General superintendent
Army Transport Service. San Francisco, Cal
April Z, 1904-There will be sold at public
auction, at IL o'clock a m. April 20. 1904.
F'olson1-st- wharf lot OF miscellaneous con-
demned quartermaster's stores. a list OF
(which can be seen al Folsom-st wharf.
c. A. DEvOI4
Major and Quartermaster. U. s. A.
UNITED STATES Engineer Office. Flood
Building San Francisco. Cal. April O. 1904
Sealed proposals will be received here until
10 noon May T. 1901 for dredging in Peta-
luna Greek and Napa River. California In
fcrmet tfo1 on application. w H HEUR.
lieutenant Colonel. Engineers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
BERKELEY HOTELS.
San Francisco Advertisem'ts

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
EDDY. ssh unfurnished rooms; light house
keeping; in modern fiat.
FOLSOM. 525-Large sunny furnished room for
Housekeeping, If desired 81 T5 a week
HOWARD. 1902 lovely rooms for housekeep-
ing, nicely furnished, and one single.
JESSIE, 323-Large front parlor. furnished
housekeeping, gas range. cot; SO 80 week.
KNICKERBOCKER Apartments. 1910 Pine
Sunny. furnished 3-room suites; steam heat
ed, electric lighted: free baths; rate $50 up
LARKIN, S1TH-Nicely furnished sunny front
room: folding bed. gas stove; reasonable
STOCKTON Al and 45-2 nicely furnished,
sunny rooms. complete; run. wat, gas stove.
TURK. 1882 near Fillmore furnished rooms.
complete for housekeeping; SIS.
ADVERTISEMENTS. subscriptions received at
Call branch office. cor Duncan and Church SITS.
apsZTMEHT HOUSES
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
FRUITVALE ADV'RTS'M'NTi

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
NEW 5-room cottage and bath with all mod
improvements; blocks from local sta
ton; lot 46x125; terms to suit; bargain
for few days. Syndicate Investment Co..
Fruitvae.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
WANT ADVERTISERS IN NEXT SUNDAYS CALL x y
yr,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HFLr wsNrED--MSI SI.E--cont,-r~..
MURRAY a READY, 634-636 CLAY ST.
PHONE MAIN 5S4S-
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
WE SPEAK
ITALIAN, GERMAN, SPANISH,
GREEK, FRENCH, SWISS.
In 1903 We gave During 1904 we hope
work 10 90. oeO men. TO increase go Coz
FREE FARE FREE FARE.
TO NEVADA STATE
II YOU stay four months. THAT'S ALL
GOVERNMENT WORK
Ia5 teamsters. 81 day.
l55 labOrers, 81 day
l55 rockmen drillers. So to So day
EIGHT HOURS DAY, IRRIGATION WORK
81 FEE-THATS ALL.
TO THE MINES
% machine single and double hand, $50 80
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
LAMBDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

HFAJh
$5250-A RARE bargain; chance of life
time; two beautiful up-to-date modern G.
flats Clinton ave- bay frontage;
beautiful marine view; elegant surf bathing:
lighthouses. etc; this is rare chance: don
overlook it. HAMMOND & HAMMOND. 1922
Park St
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
REAL EsTATE-country- sale.

REAL ESTATE-Country- Sale.
$6000-A BEAUTIFUL home in Santa Clara
Valley; within l hours ride of San Francis
co; 10 acres, modern house of rooms, bath.
etc. artesian WELL hen houses. brooders in
cubators. egg cases. everything complete for
first-class chicken ranch of 1000 hen ca
.pacity horse wagon and harness H.
DOYLE, 1923 Market st.
FOR SALE-135 acres fine virgin redwood and
pine timber near L. E. Whites railroad at
Elk Creek Mendocino County. For full par -
tculars apply tc A. CLQCkERS. Albion
p o.. Cal
200O-ACRE stock ranch. Mendocino County:
only 81 acre; fine tracts of farm and
fruit lands in Alameda and Contra Costa
counties. Address box 1921, Call office
ALFALFA lands stock ranches orchards,
vineyards; inspected bargains: monthly cata-
logues sent free. c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 64S
Market ct.
$40 A MONTH buys 10 acre farm.
$500 profit per annum per acre.
Write for booklet It's free 603 j ST.
WRIGHT & KIMBROUGH Sacramento Cal
FOR sale-50 acres vineyard in large or small
tracts near Martinez. E. B.. 507 Sixth St,
Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-07
C0nSGi 9afi0xs
Headache, biliousness, heartburn. indi.
gestion, and all liver ills are cured by
HOODS Pills
Sold by all druggists. Is cents.
Mr.. PRlNGLE INJURED.
PASSPORT Minister RrutalIy Assaulted
by Drunken Man.

PASSPORT, Ne, July 6.-An unprOvok-
ed and brutal assault was committed
Monday morning. on Rev. Henry N
Pringle. former pastor of the Central
Congregational church of this city
who has been one of the most earnest
workers in the cause of temperance in
this section of the State for few
years past and prominently connected
with the Civic League.
Mr.. Pringle was walking along Boyn-
ton street, and when near the Tx
change Hotel was struck without
warning, Il blow on the head by an in
toxicatcd stranger, who gave his name
as Tracy of Calais. The blow felled the
reverend gentleman to the ground ana
he struck so hard that he was rendered
unconscious and was thOughts that he
might not recover. He was picked up
and carried to n safe place when Dr.
ii. V. Jonah and DIR. w. f. Cleveland
were quickly summoned. Mr. Pringie
had no serious cuts on his head. but
It WAS with difficulty that he regained
his sense, and late in the day was noe
considered out of danger and Will be
confined to his home for several days.
The individual who struck him was at
once arrested and taken to the lookup
and will be given n hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-07
RACING AT NASHUA.
Celia, Rexford Girl and Gannbit the
Winners, Wednesday.

Nashua, n. H., July 6.-The attrac-
We're the 2.1i. PIG and 2.1S class PAGERS.
Antree was picked as a winner in the
Ga class pace. The first heat went to
The Colonel; the second heat to Celia.
while Antree took the third heat. but
in such slow time that all the jockeys
with the exception of Antroc'G diver
were called to the judges stand and
notified that they would be punished.
The race went to Celia.
Major was the faVOrite in the 2.1S
mace but could get only second money.
RnXfcrd Girl. driven by 4 13-year-old
boy. took the race in straight heats.
The talent picked Pearc T. for the
winner Of the ZIG event. but the best
SHE .could do was 10 take fourth place.
The race went to Gambit in three
straight after the second heat. The
summaries:
ia class. pace, purse 5000, Celia, E m,
by Prince Barkis. (Moody), first; The
Colonel, b 6 (Sunderlin. second: An
tree. b b, FieldD. third. Best time
o13h.
lis class, pace, purse $500. ReXford
Girl. b m by Rex MoOly). won: Major
(Quinn), second: Reuben Pilot Demp-
scy), third. Best time. 2.19H.
zig class pace. purse 5000. Gambit.
u g Gambrel U?owdoin) won; Golden
Dream. oh m (D'Artnay). second; a.
J.. Ray, d G (YeatOn), third. Pest time,
2lfK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-07
EXCELLENT SHIP.
Danish Naval Officer Says Steamer
Norge Was Strongly Built.

Copenhagen, July Capt. Lamb, one
of the highest officers of the Danish
| navy, said to The Associated Press cor
respondent, today, that the Danish
steamship Norge, which was wrecked
off Rockall reef, 900 miles from the
Scottish mainland June rs, was an eX-
cellent and strongly built ship and that
Capt. Gundel was one of the most ca
pable navigators on the transatlantic
route.
Capt. Lamb asserted that no fault
could be found either with the captain
or the crew. He said he believed that
the Norge gave way with the current
and added:
II have made 300 trims to the United
States and my ship often gave way ow-
ing to the stream and the variation or
the compass. These conditions are
known to all naVigatOrs."
Officers of the United Steamship Co.
which owned the Norge, deny the state
ments made by the survivors of the
wreck that the strings ofsth life belts
We're rotten or that the supply of life
belts was insufficient. They say that
only recently the Norge was supplied
with 300 new life belts ana that the
stock on board exceeded the number
Of passengers carried by the ship on her
last trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-07
TEXTILE WORkMEN.
Those in Rhode Island State Will Form
Organization.

Pawtucket, r. T., July 6.-Commenc-
ing, tomorrow, Il movement tending 10
organize all the textile workmen in this
state will be inaugurated in this city by
National Secretary Samuel Ross of the
Mule Spiners Association; National
President John Golden of the United
Textile Workers of America, and Gen"
cral Secretary James d. Cliffe of the
Rhode Island Mule Spinners' Associa-
ton. The work of organization which
will embrace every branch of the tex
tile workmen will be first done in the
Blackstone Valley, gradually working
in the Pawtucket valley and southern
norton of the state.
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uNFAvORABLE IMPRESSION.
News Received at Panama Regarding
Clearance Papers.

Panama, July News that steamers
sailing from Ii Boca must receive their
clearance papers from the United State;
authorities has caused an unfavorahie i'm
pression here. Cntile this order was is
sued all steamers, though unloading at
La Roca, were received and despatched
by the Panaman authorities.
The newspapers in commenting on the
order consider it as n misnterpretation
of the canal treaty, as unnecessary and
as tending to create dissatisfaction here
Another matter that is being widely dis
cuSsed is how Panama can replace the
revenue which the republic will lose II
goods from the United States are allowed
to enter the canal zone free of duty,
which practically amounts TO their en-
trance into Panama because smuggling
cannot be prevented.
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Daily Kenttebec journal
Upton CUP RACE.
Little Rhody Leads Them All at Marble
head, Mass.

Marblehead, Mass. July 6.-The Lip
ton cup ocean race was completed. To-
day, the Sea Bird. the last Of the fleet,
crossing the finish line at &24 O'Clock,
this evening. having completed the
course in 1O5 hours and II minutes. 4"
hours and sc minutes behind the lead
Ing boat, the Little Rhody.
Capt. Thomas Fleming Day of the
Sea Bird, the originator Of the race.
said that his long sail was due to his
failure to carry the northwest breeze
out to the Nantucket Lightship rs was
the case with the other boats.
Mr.. Day sailed his boat with the as
sistance of only two men, the smallest
crew on any of the boats.
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DIR. EASTMAN TRIAL.
Special Term Of Supreme Court Called
at Alfred.

Alfred, Nc, July "a special term
Of the supreme court was convened
Tuesday. for tho trial Of DR.. Charles
a. Eastman who was charged in an in
dictment found by the grand jury with
the alleged murder by malpractice of
Edith ;. Mcintyre Of Roothbay Har-
Dor at his sanitarium at Old Orchard
April LIST.
Ono of the important features of the
legal battle which was expected to oc-
cupy several days will be the amour.
Of medical testimony offered. Much Of
the time Tuesday was taken up in en-
panelling n jury.
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Deal Of Interest Manifested in Events
of Wednesday.

brighton Rcach. N y. July G.-nneninc
day. first race. six furlonGs. H"i"hi" N
to : and c +" :. first: !ioniion. even place.
Second race. stecplcchasc. short course.
Fulminuatc. s to and to !. first black
Death. even Mace. second; D"nov'r.
third. Time. 400.
furlongs Tongordor. . to 10 and : 10 Ia.
first: Waterside. to : place, second;
Pasadena. third. Time. III -.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

Samuel Eaton of StoninCton. was
drowned, Monday afternoon. Mr..
Eaton and George Duke We're crossing
from adjoining islands in Stonington in
a small, heavily laden boat. When
about half way across the boat was up
set and Eaton, who was an accom-
plished swimmer tried to swim ashore.
He was unable to make the distance
and sank.
At the Sisters Hospital at Lewiston,
Sunday morning, occurred the death of
r. w. Pell, who was fatally injured at
the loading of the circus train at the
Grand Trunk yard, Friday night. Mr..
Pell had failed rapidly since the acci-
dent, yet the physicians had hopes Of
his recovery.
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INSTANT DEATH
For John Bcarce, Biddeford, from Live
Electric Wire.

Biddeford, Me-, July 6.-.John Bearce
% years old, a weaver in the york
mills met instant death, Tuesday after.
noon, by stepping on a live electric
hsht wire which had fallen to the
street during a severe storm.
me lightning which accompanied the
storm crippled the fire alarm system
ana set fire to the city hall, damaeinp
1t to the extent of s25OO.
several other buildings were struck
ana set afre causing small losses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-07

AN accommodation Passenger tram
on the Chicago, Peoria & ST. Louis
Railroad was blown from the track tT
a tornado at Oakford, ILL.,. II mills
north of Petersburg, early Tuesday
evening. Hagga geman Thomas Wls
of Springfield, was killed and Is to "
passengers were injured, some of them
seriously.
Charles II. Meyer. president OF TIE
Western Federation OF Miners, was re
leased from custody by Sheriff Bell o.
Teller county, in Denver. Col. TUESDAY
afternoon. after furnishing bonds for
$4,000 on the charge of murder and
melting riot. flied against him at Grip
pie Creek. Bonds were provided by 4
guaranty company.
Two thousand strikers, shouting and
cheering, marched in regular PROCESSION
through the streets of Sydney, N. d
Tuesday night. AT Rosslyn rink the
men We're addressed by Provincial
Workmens Association leaders from all
parts of Cape Breton, who urged the
strikers to fight the strike to the 1inlsha
Hundreds of strikers assembled at M
gates of the steel works, Tuesday. anu
every man who attempted to enter Wssi
intercepted and driven away. eau
for troops was sent from Sydney "
Halifax, and the call was promptly re-
sponded to. -Four companies. conss'
ing of $40 men. were duly equipped anu
took with them 1000 pounds Of ball car
fridge. The companies left Halifax ohI
special train, about midnight Tuesdas'
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Watsrtown and Brighton Live Stock
Market.

Reported for the Kennehec Journal Tor
the week ending July .. 11i)
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR
Cattle. 25i5' horses. So; sheep and
lambs, 53i1; calves. 20i0; swine, 25,SH.
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle 10: sheep and lambs. 80: calves,
III; horses. 5;.-swine. no.
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE.
A few choice. $G0tG.50; extra. STt5 80; first
quality, $iGbi.0; second quality, SJet3.JU;
third quality $l..@t2.JO
PRICES or STORE CATTLE.
Farrow cows, $15ata5; fancy cows. $,roM.O;
three years old so to $50; western tat
swine hvc. SO to sac; northern dressed
hogs. Gia to G4c. per h.; stores, retail
s. to s..
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots. $50 to $50 cach extra. 81 To 81,
or iiom -. to &c. per ID; lambs, "A to
I,.c.: veal calves, 3 to .llc.
ARRIVALS BY EASTERN STEAMERS
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PREMIER AND SON
Receive Exoneraion by Parliamentary
Committee at Paris.

Paris. July G-Tho parliamentary com
mittcc which is investigating tn" charges
has drawn mp n report eXoneratinG ire
.Icncrctary Of the ministry Of the int
riorI nn tn ground that the testimony
docs not show anything imrcaching their
homer The report Expresses rrEr"t 'nat
thn premier referred before the Chamber
III nrrIItirc 10 IN attpmpi ut bribery,
whereas The testimony discl"ses no Incl
dent having that gravity.
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VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVED.
Eastern Trust Co. at New York Will
Suspend.

New York. July G.-Thc Eastern Trust
CO., which was formed here two years
,ro will be Voluntarily dissolved accord
ing to a statement issued. today. by WI
liam Nelson Cromwell. counsel for IN"
institution. Every obligation of tn" com
lion. the surplus of over $Hn."1 Will b."
distributed shortly thereafter among the
Stockholders. and the capital El.DWD)
will likewise he distributed upon the con-
clusion of the legal requirements. II is
designed to avoid the customary receiver
shin in liquidation. a plan o!iiclally ap-
proved by Supt. of Banks l>ilhlirn:
Mr. Cromwell says that after paying
its debts the Trust 60. will return to its
STOCK holders over 100 per cent upon Their
holdings
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ON STEAMER SAxONiA.
Survivors Of Steamer Norge Disaster
Will Sail for America.

New York, July 6.-Thc local agent
for the Scandinavian American line
received a cablegram. today, stating
that the q survivors of the steamer
Norge disaster who We're landed Mt
Grmsby will he sent to America on
the cunarder SaXOnia. TIE SaXOnia
was scheduled to sail today for Boston.