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New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

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AaDPtsto1 aa Gstasn : EInto, PrSe STsnSis TSS 4
BGrton. Charles Roe. Charles
Et<insou, EIizabsth II Smith, Margarst Van N
Engeman, Joseph Wade Harriet n
Msgs Msesaas Mar Fsnnv Wisms Whsilas Prs.ea
Marks. Anssa A Young. Jsaspha NJ
AILSGAs ;4 Nswass y j. July r. 1903 Villa william Rob H-
ho@s aas No S74 afsT sTosss Newark On rhaEsdsy I7
20 at m. kindly omit flowers
s a. NsgsuTE @ Ws, T. 59g 1s 1905 @
neral service from St Thomas Church. Nsw-windsor.
1neut at WoodlaTn csmstsry.
BURNs-on WEDNESDAY. July ls 1sO5, Mary sin1ma. ms.
at D. m Internsnt private
Taas2S ssPv1ss a. Ills SS aEs residence No Isl ~
kns-ave, Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon, at O'CLOCK
Funeral private.
Of AFnsn Eitnson On Jy 10 isOS S.,.ISs Il her sa @
leaving Grand Central Station At lI:4o
i. s1st yss at qssis s rssidsnaa 30
BROOKLYN Notice ur funeral hereafter.
suddenly. July 10 At the England Hos
Soties dee Of funsral hsrssftsr.
Fanny Lear MaoaaHis in the slst year Of asr qss &
astsE-inax. Mrs Osborne Macdantsl at Garden City
Thursday, az 10 a.
1905 Aasaa A. MARKS, aged SO years. Funeral 4 tas
July q. 2:So .. m
SreARREN-June IS, 1905. Alexander h Mosarrsn. No.
100 West 122d-st
sEssaag July H. .so. as9:rq @ E19si- me- i,s
T6u4sdsy 5Sitl July 90 at 1850 a N
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a ans P Pa Ss' d Gss &: assa
ter msosrs sI this order GomDa9Sgs pan m % are ,
Brooklyn. N Y. Thursday. July 90 1seo az 10 80
Will WffI1AHr GRAVES BATES secretaTy,
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION. UNITED
Companions ars inornsd Of ne aszth Of aeasrsi ncis
To- az No los stafst srookIyn Companions are re-
qHe7tsd 70 attend 5y order sI General v4 T1QAAs M -
eorder
PoRTER-At Montelair n J., July - 1905. John stusr:
services at the residence Of his son. Luther Porter
E9 sa SOUTH @ a IN snSsI or isS a sF rom A. & On
pher ana barclay St ferries D., [. and W. R R. In
terIasnT ar convenience OF tina family.
RoE-suddsnly. Bristol cOnn July l9. 1905. Charles
Boz IN his B4 a1 yss FUN 81 @ a so aI y as @
sAIrH-At Newark. \. J., on wednesday. July Is, Mar
sad daushtsr q ths late Eli BALDWIN, D D.
s2 wsax sa chg 4 a1s 1s dss I499 3 sa ' u is0 % 3
Funeral services residence No. ~ South
sth-St.. Brooklyn. n z. on Thursday July 20. al
O'Clock D.
WFTTESIDE-on Tuesday, July 1s, CAthsrtns beloved
wife OF Edward Whtesida Funeral from her late resi-
dence. Monroe-s. Thursday merntns thames 20
Church OF the NATIVITY CiassOn-avs and Madison
10 a
wILLLAMS-At her honla. Rtdgswooc. n =. Wedns$-
day, July Priscilla B. Williams. widow OF William
in 10th or her Funeral
vices will be held No. IA Irvfug-st Thursday
ing az So Internent at Greenwood Friday
ing.
YOUNG-At Elizabeth. N J.. Wednesday. July 10
Matilda daughter OF tha lats Alexander
Lewis Elizabeth De Hart Bieeeker MCDONALD ard
TnsTa Eaow 0s ssrTie.. from the urca q St ncs xsS
16Ih-sr between 9th ard 6h On Friday nornIng
Juiv at o'clock II IL kindly requested that
be sent.
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CEMETERIES.
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

readily by Harlem trains from Grand Central
station webster Jerome Tolleys and BY car
Lots s15 up. Telephone (4S55 QraercyO for Book
Of Views or representative.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
GOVERNOR GOING TO AnIRoNDAcKs.

Albany July Is-Governor Higgins sale to-day
rhat he would go into the Adirondacks Friday,
there 70 remain until Monday Tuesday. lie WILL
IA - AIbslz Tor soL1s aaya next ~ssN
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EARL CoWPER DEAD.
English Peerage Extinct-Baronies Go to
His Nephew

London, July 19.-Franois Thomas de Grey
Cowper, seventh Earl Cowper, who was Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland from 1880 to 1882 Is dead
There being heir. the earldorn Is now EXTINCT
Earl Cowper born IN 1894
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Grand Army Of the Republic picnic. Manhattan Casino
Park, 155tl-st. and sth-ave. afternoon and
evening.
Racing at Brighton Beach. 2:S0 D.
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MAILS FOR soUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THURSDAY C2O)-At Q a m for cuba. Tucatan and
Campsche per OrtZaba other parts Mexico
when specially addressed steamer: az $50
Complementary 1880 A. for Ntcaragua excepr
East COAST. Honduras Except East CoasJl Salvador
Canal Zone Cauca Department Of Colombia.
Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and Chill. per Mexico. vita
Colon talsO Guatemala when specially addressed for
this steansr. IL Mexico specially addressed
only) per s. Matanzas via Tampico.
FRIDAY C2D-At u for Yucatan and Canpeche.
r1ono at p m FOR Bermuda. Per steamer rom
SATURDAY C2c-At a. for A-sensizs. Uruguay ana
Paraguay. Q 3 Corond0s 80 n m. for New
foundIaud per Rosaiind. $40 A. m. supple
mentary $50 a M for Porto Rico Curacao and
Venezuela. s. Caracas also Colombia via Cura
H. Porro Rico specially addressed ordinary natl
Only) per 3. Berwtnd. via Mzyaguszs II e.S0 a m
supplementary 1880 a FOR Fortune Island. ia
maica and Colombia, except Cauca and Masdalsna De-
specially addressed this 5teanerls az 10
FOR Cuba MORO Castle. Havana
NOTICE--Ffvs cents half in addition - srs
preEaid all letters forwarded
BY the Supplementary Ma ard actsrs deposited IN the
marked Letters Foreign CouurrteS' altar
the closing Regular Mail dizpaSch bv par
tcu!ar vessel win b forwarded unless such ad
ditiona postage Is fully prepaid thereon stamps
Supplementary Transatlantic Mails openad
piers American. English and French steamers.
whenever the sailings az 300 a and
late mail be deposited N the mail boxes
piers OF the German lines sailing rom
Elementary mail for Turks Island and Dominican
public Is also opened the Clyde L1na pier. The
mails ths piers hour and 4
sailing and close minutes before
required articles mailed the piers Amer
lean. Whtts Star and German Sea ss~anasfs.
double postage Qette-s 10 cents half othsr
lines
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Special Notices.
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chi. address changed often as
deSired Subscriptions be given yOur regular
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SINGLE COPIES
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cents TRI-WEEkEY.
WEEKLY FARMER,2 cents
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t5gest temperature yesterday. "a degrees lowest ~
average. -. average for corresponding aA'a as "a
=, rsg. f,r corresponding last twenty-five years
73 - .. sa,,. stautsrs ana thuuderstorus
S,5osr Erfdsy rsiE; fresh westerly ~iE1aA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

CILSEY-S T rockingham, Boston. HOL
TAND-Iady Asobes. England; F. A. Delano
Chicago NANHATTAN-J Oliver. F1sSsburg
sEVIILE-J T BrOwnIee, Knoxville.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
OTHER SALES OF ROYAL 1rrvvrg q
ENGLAND's RrCHEsr D1,xr

Inc present Duke and Duchess Of Westminster
nave abandoned the attitude OF hostility dspIavsd
Oy tHe LAte duke toward everything American es-
peca4y after his bitter quarrel with William, Wal
oorr Aseor over the details OF the sale Of CIfveden
Tor at their great ball given the other dav at
GroSVenor House, and at which the King and
Queen were present for the first time the Trnited
States was conspicuous by the number op t+ -
ressntatives; and this was all the nnora r,o-la -
V1sw or the fact that Grosvenor Housa yvas ~
FORMER years TO Americans a species Of terra IN,
cosnlta. II Is one Of the most magntdcent NJ tba
ooer houses or London, stands in Park Lane near
ItIe american Embassy formerly called
gloucester House, and built for tha Dul.a ~
1Loucester younger brother Of King George III
~ - separated from the street by handsome open
stone colonnade. and contains probably the anest
private collection Of pictures in the world
Ihe young duke is a typical EngIishr1an well
set up. wholesome looking. fair haired neatly
groomed and athletic Moreover he looks we'll
led differing therein from his grandfather and
Immediate predecessor.
may add. in this connection, that the late 5ulxa
was gifted with an odd sense of hurnor For have
before me a letter addressed by him not long he
fore his death TO the Editor Of The IiverpooI
Daily Post" IN which he protested against the re-
marks which had been published about his snor-
nous income and made special point of explain
ing that If he had received the sobriquet of Jack
Sheppard It had been solely and entirely because
he Kept his hair cropped short characteristic Of
the famous highwayman. "but for none other or
bis delightful qualities" One thing however which
the present duke has inherited from his grand
father and from long line OF ancestors is the
Grosvenor voice. The Grosvenors all speak In low
SOFT measured tones. with that curious, fine deli
cacy OF tinbre which no practice can bestow but
which Is wholly InbOrn. AS some one aptIy said
they have silver thread voices.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. rxcEpr
TR2N5PACTTIC


TRANSPACTrE
Mails Jamaica and 5aamasS foa-1-a dasf
to ports sailing The CONNECTING ruasIs closa ae
General Poscorice, Negv-Yortx as feiioygt-
CUBA via Port Tampa fz;80 a N. Monday Waara.
day and Saturday (Aso from Nspv-Yors Trh,frz5,~
and Saturfav-ses aboya)
MFXTCO CITY overland a so D. m ana f0.SO =,
daily. except sunday: sunday az 100 D and 1910
NEWFoUNDIAAHTD Except M1fisl VIA N,~Ss
Svansy az : D. Monday "Wednesday and sasssr5ew
occasionally from Nsw-York and PhIlzdelphis
See abOvel.
NIOTTEIIOS Boston North Sydney az $50 y n,
every Sunday GJuns 4 and IS etc.
JAMAICA. Boston. az 700 .. m Tuesday ana Frs-
dav. (Aiso from NsV-York Saturday Sec ahOvsl
COSTA RICE, via NsN-Orlsans. f1Os0 D m Tues
GUATEMALA Nsw-Orleans. 1880 D n Mou-
dav West Coast OF Honduras dispatehs4
Y7-tr vial abovel
NICARAGUA east COAST. vita Nevz-OrieanA 1000
p N sunday wednesday,. West Coast % NIrRra-
qua Is dispatched from Nsw-Tork via Pnnama-sss
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE. via Nsy-0reans AZ 1000
n m suu3ay (only specially addressed mail = fa~-
ysr4e4 VIA Ne-Orleana when New-TOrk steamer ssfiz
a. s,iiovvinR Monday. AFTER 1870 D. m SIudav arf
unrii ~aliug Of New-Xork steamer, mail
anf canal zone held FOR the Ney-York
above.
previous day.
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Total July 10. 1905.

Remttances. preferably by check. express order
postofice money order. should be drawn 10 the
order OF and addressed TO the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New-York City.
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soURcE oF wEsTNr1NsTER wnA1.rH

have seen many erroneous statements as to
the of the colossal wealth OF duca house
OF Westminster that 1t may be just'as well 10
state that its original money broking Sir
Thomas GrOsvenOr having married the only daugh-
ter and sole heiress Of Alexander Davies the most
famous hnancier in London in the reign OF King
Charles IL Davies, who had obtained the capital
needed for his business the executor OF another
celebrated money broker Of the time or King James
I. known as Rich Audley. died of the plague
when his only daughter was q mere child. She was
brought UP by her grandfather. was married when
stiI a schoolgirl to Sir Thomas Grosvenor bore
him eight children. and ultimately died as a luna
tic an act OF Parliament referring TO her in the
following terms:
The said dame Mary Grosvenor continues a luna
tick and the custody OF her person stands
uttted to Robert Middletown. OF Chirk Castle. in
the County of Denbigh, Esquire"
It was not until her death that her eldest
succeeded to her landed property in London. which
comprising what Is to-day the most fashionable
district In London. valued by the State for
,rrosas of taxation at the death OF the late duke
at SsOoO0OOo- MARQU1SE DE- FOISIEISO1-
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Insist upon having Burnstt's Vanilla
M1rried.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
be repubIished In Tho rri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

President Brush OF the New-York Baseball Club
has invited the members Of the company now ap-
peartng n 'Fantsna' az the Lyric Theatre 20 be
present at the game between the New-York and
e. Louis teams to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

william T Keogh. owner and general manager Of
fhe Star, Murray Hi and American theatres, has
selected John 2. Fitzpatrick as business manager
uf the last named house.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL. 241-s West asa 81.
Sd St sephsn Merritt Embs Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea.
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DAILY ONLY:

Eror points in Europe and ar countries In the Uni-
,-arsal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed
at the fOllowtng rates
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The heated term abated somewhat in New-England
portions Of the Atlantic states and the upper Ohio
Valley In these thunderstorms and showers
were general this High temperatures continue
IN the south portion Of the Middle Atlantic States
in the Mississippi Valley and locally In Eastern New
York and Eastern Pennsylvania The showers were
caused BY the rapid development OF an area OF low
rressrs over the mouth ST. Lawrence and New
England.
The weather Thursday will be showsry in tho upper
Ohio Valley the Middle Atlantic States and New-Eng-
land showers probable in the South At
lantie States The heated term in New-England and
tls Middle Atlantic will be temporarily broksn
THURSDAY and moderate temperatures viii prevail for
Generally weather is indicated for Friday except
an inc south Atlantic States and Florida
-1e winds along the England and Middle Atlantic
coasts paI be fresh the South Atlantic Coast
so1Itbvgest Gulf light south;
1sresr Iakes fresh northwest.
srearers departing Thursday FOR European ports viii
nave light 70 winds and fair weather 20 the
Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SUMNER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Theodore hrener arrived on Friday from his
vacation IN Europe. While abroad he purchased
g play at Wiesbaden for production here entitled
Secret Service sam" in which Charles T AIdrich
VII star The coming season. viii begin az once.
On account OF the heat 10 performance Of The
Rolicl-ng Girl" was given at the Herald Square
Theatre last night The play VIII be discontinued
next sam Bernard and his company VIII resume the
Tun- Mr.. Bernard and Miss Williams and many
continuously since last August ana it was thought
best 20 give the company rest.
Charles Dillingham; yesterday engaged Miss
Charlotte Walker leading lady for Robert Lor-
Tasne1s company that is TO present Bernard shaw's
comedy Man and Superman," at the Hudson
President Brush Of the New-york Baseball Club
pearing n antana" az the Lyric Theatre 70 be
E. Louis teams to-day
william 7. Keogh, owner and general manager OF
the Star, Murray Hi and American theatres, has
selected John 2. Fitzpatrick business manager
uf the last named house
Some time ago Joseph Hunter Dickinson. negro.
commenced an action against Henry 3. Harris,
manager Of the Hudson Theatre. asserting that he
bought at the ticket Office for himself and
senas gckeL for admission NO, 70 the Lneatre s 2gt
IN favor OF Dickinson motion for new trial
was granted yesterday
Thomas Dixon. sr-. has completed the dramatiza-
ton based On his Two novels. The Clansman" and
The LeOpard's Spots The play. which viii bear
fhe title the 6rsr mentioned book, will have its
arst presentation IN Norfolk, Va, Thursday
September q After a tour OF the principal cities
OF the South The ClanEmal' will be brought TO
NeW-York CRY.
The three sisters Herzog-Peruaras, acrObats, who
have been performing ar the London Hippodroue.
sailed for New-Eork yesterday 70 III engage
Enent the WisTariR Grove. They viii be the
IN rre-FgT
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Charles Dillingham; yesterday engaged Miss
Charlotte Walker as leading lady for Robert LOT
Easne's company that Is present Bernard Shaw
comedy Man and Superman," at the Hudson
Theatre, on September !.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
rRANsPAc1ETC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The schedule q elosins Of TEsnspse,ae Mails Is ar
raEEea the presumption oA sneI lnintetfupea over
t,f -rut 10 port of sailing The ma. connecting als
Vferorfa Seattle. which close D IN.
, isv, close at General Postoffre. Nev-Y1rS
as follows r-s.. 49,. o., a -, ~. a a..
Nstso~f-h ner = Alameda
i, fsianis and Guam. San Francisco close a.
q 4 ~ INV ~ for dispatch per u. = Transport.
v4vseW Tsnan Korea China and Philippine Lslands
san Francisco. cie7c at =" p M @uiN NistAtcA
per 8 C0ptic.
hiti ana Nsruuesas Isans VIA san Francisco eiase az
- - august j for dispatch per q = Marip0sa
Australia WeaI. NeE-faiedona
s--s Hawaii ana Islands Frarcisca close
~ n n ~ August for dispatch per s. . Sonoma NJ
I've CS,nard carrying the British mail
gsalanF does not arrive time
5tsDareh extrR mais-closing $50 a. $50 a ~,
h n, n. SUNDAYS at $50 a. a. N. p m
viii Sc made up and forwarded until the arrival
Fii Islands. Australia ssxeePt wssp ana Nsw-olsssna
VIA Vancouver and Victoria. r. c., coxa p "a
AusnIst II for dispatch per . Moana-
Nlanchuria Except Auz1an. NaS-GhNanE r.
thur and Eastern Siberia Is az present forwarded
NoTE-Unsss otherwise addressed. West Australis Is
Forwarded Europe. New Zealand via Sau Francisco,
certain places IN the Chinese ProVines et Ypnnan.
British In lathe quickest routes Philippines
cialiy addressed via Europe be fully prepaid
foreign rates Hawaii - for~ardsd VIA SAN Frsn-
ciEcu exclusively
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. PnxrnASssR
Pvstonrcs. New-Xork. n. T. July Ia tsoA
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name and address,
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DOUGL.AS-FRANZ-At Upper MontcIsi-, n =, July
1S 1906 by Rev. Albert Schsder. Henrietta Franz
George 3 Douglas. OF Brooklyn, y. z
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
r-pubIshed In The Trt-weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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For-lxu Rates.

Mail subscrbeTs IN New-Nork City to the DAILY
5-ST u EsEICI.Y be charged a COPY extra
naStaze In addition the rates named above.
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v....... %, sDeciaI IocalIties.-For Eastern New

Forecast -DrclaI
Ya gowers ana thuaderstorms today cooler IN south
uortion; Friday. fair fresh west winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey ana Deawsrs.
,,ovysrs and cooler to-day Friday. fresh west winds
For New-England showers to-day somewhat cooler
FRIDAY fair fresh west winds
For ftrict OF Columbia and MARYLAND. showers to-day;
vv-s6av "a ri light fresh west winds.
Western Sew-York Pennsylvania. showers
aa-,s Friday fair fresh west winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Domestic Rates
ny EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Of BorOughs or Manhattan Ths
Rronx3 Also TO Cuaa. Porto Rgco Hawaii ana ths
philippines without extra expense for fore postage
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Iocal Official Ree0rd.-The following Official record
. t,e Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tem-
atnrs for the twenty-foar hours in comparison
t,b the corresponding Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

The three sisters Herzog- -Pamaras, acrobats. who
have been performing ar the London HiDpodrOuae.
sailed for New-Eork yesterday 10 III engage
Enent the Wistarfa Grove They viii be the
feature OF the bill during the nrst TWO weeks
u AuglIst
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

AIlnE William R. McGaFrsn Alexander h
AppIstoa, Gsthsn :. Pinto, Francis z
Burns Mary s. Porter. Jshn 8.
Charles Roe, Charles
Eitktnson, Elizabsth n Smith. Marsaret Van ".
Engeman, Joseph Wade. Harriet r
Z Whitesds. Catherine.
NacdanieL Fanny Z. Williams. Priscilla 3.
Marks, Annasa A. Young Jcsspha NJ
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-22

We are simply clearing the mout
now. There is no use looking at other
stores for down goes the price from
$500 and $500 to 1895 for your
choice. All our finest suits are includ-
ed; all our late novelties, long and
short effects, made of the most popu-
lar materials, richly trimmed with
bands, straps braid, etc. black and all
colors, finest of silk and satin Innings
JUS. 90 through the stock yourself,
pick out the finest of our SIS and $25
tailored suits and pay the clerk
~ ''...-. .... ..........
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-22
Forced Sale of Holiday Goods

Great Gathering of Holiday Goods loaded into our store because Of the reSiSteSs
presents. Prices even lower than the manufacturers cost in many instances.
sell. Ready as ever to buy when prices are away down, we bought heavily.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-22

SIS and So Skirts, $3.08
Cheviots, Panamas, Serges, Broadc'oths and FAM
cy miNtdres in the plain and pleted styles, Killed e-
fleets, hared designs, and SOM are neatly strapped
pretty grays, blues, fancy mixtures and plain
blacks-actual S. and SO values, choice for sos
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-22

IS prices Our temptation to buy will be your opportunity to save money on good, frstcL
Our buyers representing us in the Eastern markets were approached by the manufacturer
Only Tomorrow to sell these stocks. !: /:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

ohiy as No. 1885," in search or two or
three Italians. who 1t is alleged. muir
derousiy assaulted two of their COM
patriotS at a camp near Augusta. err
~ rrluay morning. After a search of
the city, the officers returned to Angus
u with the Italian. who, by the way
was one Of the victims of the stillctto
ice.
deputy Marshal Hanks came down
on inc 25O train in the afternoon. also
accompanied by No. 1876. and with ths
cooperation of Chez Andrews. (and a
Gordon OF Augusta and Gardiner re
portcrs) the search for the fugitivas
was continued. The steamer Kennebac
was thoroughly overhauIcd. and the
party. with poor mo. 1856" (who spok,
no English) with it. walked down the
Maine Central tracks for a mile or two.
1t was learned that Italians answering
the description furnished by the VIC
tins. were seen about this locality a
little after noon. and they were walk
ing down the tracks i'm the direction of
South Gardiner. The police officers ut
al! the stations between this city and
Bath were notified to kcer u sharp
watch out for the fellows, arrest them
and hold for the Augusta police.
Mr.. Hanks and mo. l36'' went back
to Augusta, late in the afternoon :
with the Augusta newspaper men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24
THREE ADVENTURES.
new York Wanderers Made Bold At.
tempt to Rob a Gardiner Hotel.

Just as the dining room of the Jobn-
son House was filed with guests, las.
night, three fairly respectable looking
young men applied at the clerks dask
ior drink of water. and they were d.
rected 10 the tank containing tina.
commodity. The clerk was called from
the desk for a moment. SO it is alleged.
and the three young fellows took ad-
vantage of his absence to steal a val
liable hat. hanging on the hooks in the
Office, and made off with it.
The clerk. ON detecting the loss, not;-
ned the police station and Chief An
dreWs and Officer Locke started afts.
the boys. After 4 chase, the young fell
lows were Overhaulcd in the rear of
the public library building on lower
Water street, and they did not deny
stealing the property. The boys, when
locked up in the station. Claimed to be
from New York city. and said that they
"wuz zoin' to see dc Woodland oder
tinSs." They gave their names and
ages as follows: John Hickey, is years,
Frank Kelley, II years, and George
Peabody. II years.
Tic boys were letter perfect in Bow
cry parlance, and after they were given
a good supper by the chief and locked
up in a cell, they sat contentcdly,
smoking cigarettes ana singing verses
of Il popular song. cacn chorus winding
M with. Il fell that could rest in
peace, in dear old New York Town.
The trio will be arraigncd in the NUM-
cipal court before Judge L;,rrabee, this
morning.