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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-23
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-23

ToR SALE Miich cows at franklin
House. Call night and morning.
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] .5=5j 3E4 MASONIC
BISMARCK LODGE, "A. F. q a. N. n. 1
A Meets FIRST and t.id Mondays III sacs
N sh, e. Masonic H hall. G. Dnllam, nv. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-23

Look Out for Fake Peddlers-A
peddler named Fray is going about
the county taking orders in s25 and
$50 lots for suiting flannels and a
miscellaneous lot Of dry goods, ETC.,
and it is said he is taking in the farm
ers plenty with smooth talk and sham
goods. He has been compelled to
take out a peddler's license and if
caught by. some of the farmers who
have been fooled who are now after
him he'll probably wish he was out
of job. 1t is strange that people will
be hoodwinked by these itinerant
pack artists but somehow it seems
that many people must buy their ex-
perience. Bismarck now has splen-
did stores with complete stocks of
goods, owned by responsible people
who expect to remain right here and
do business, not by Misrepresentation
but by fair dealing. s.
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81 SECRET SOCIETIES.

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4.4 MASONIC MS
BISMARCK NJ LODGE, a. r. i Al M Nc. i. I.
month a Masonic d hall T e Mondays Bs,,a Y sSsa
N Nj Burt Finney, Secretary. q .s
yT.AINcRED CoMhdANDERY, KNIGHTS
asmpiar, No. !: Meets third Thursday il
coehrane & q, M. u aa Icke ea9s
BISMARCK CHAPTER. No. i, !. & i Z
Meets FIRST and third Friiays i, 49, -
az k.P. hall. Mrs. Robert Orr. ". M = III tfss 4
D SHELTON, Secretary. S' ". ! : as1as d
sfoTHzsHoo0 zen 2z A1zs,e1s re
"A FRATERNAL LIFE AND AefIDFNT
Insurancs organization. Meets ths 4, ss1s 1is
s en- ass tuesday Of each month n the Odd.
i {. Bye M M A. e w gsnss. foreman;
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LODGE NO. sao. MFsFTs T,rfr
dst ana % Tuesdays 81 II O 11 NJ bsSiH 81 !
i.s o's sc y. John MeLaughiin, NJ. w. Rrads
G. 4. 4.
JAMES p, MCPHERSON pOsT ~, i III, s
Z. paftmsnt ct North Dakota Grand "a n. s. rS
~ forth s n h.rsS. Meets every second sad
IS mander; 2. $. Pierce. Adjutanss. 81 4 e -
MoDRRN BROTHERHOOD oR xuRpYs. @
Nets ;l EVERY SECOND AND FoURTN
Marqustt, president. IS 8 81
KNIGHTS or 'PY7Hr1s
~ Ws sss LODGE u.,e! NO z MEETs EVERY
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Total 4. d. +. !. ]. 800 \.
Necessary for a choice 234.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-23

s ~ Ats11 p OF FYIxzFAS.
sI n, ELMo LODGE NO. i. MEETS EyRRY
h,n sdlnsau v evening q r. F. hail new WeS6
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\ HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP TED-FEMALE.
Girl for general house
s work Mrs. G.. Al. Rawlings.
vvAAltrlIIlDD Girl for general house,
work Mrs. g. W. Wolbert
WANTED Comp tent girl for gener..
al housework. Apply to MRS. d. w.
Roberts, residence Weather Bureau
reservation, west Main street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-23

Street Masque Bail-A number of
young people have suggested as a fun
maker a masque ball to be held on the
evening of the Fourth of July on the
paved street north of the depot. If
the matter meets with popular en-
couragement costumes could be sent
here from St. Paul and jolly time
had for a couple Of hours, prizes being
offered for various makeups. This
masque proposition was put on two or
three times at the street fairs at Far
go and proved a great drawing card
and caused no end of amusement,
many of the prominent ladies and gen.
tlemen of the city participating in the
fun.
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RATHBoNn STS1.rr

LINCOLN TEMPLE Noe axrrrr rsyxs sc
sseeE6 aaa fourth Thursdayl 81 go ,.s 49,
n 4. {, na Laura Sanders III. &. C Neilie
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FOR SALE J

FOR sAI1E borough bred English
setter puppies. Eligible to regis
tration. Ten and fifteen dollars.
Apply To DR.. z. nj. cI.achlan.
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Cliff Island

The first musical and social hop of
the season was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Cobb Thursday
evening last and was a delightful In
formal affair. Seventeen friends we're
present.
Miss Ethel Bird of Portland and
Miss Ella Thomas of Ormond, Flori.
da, are the guests Of Dorothy Cobb.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of Or.
mond, Florida were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Cobb Sunday. At
the present time they are touring the
White Mountains with headquarters
at the Mt. Pleasant House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason and daughter.
MISS Laura are at Camp Cliff" cot.
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gage and fami.
iy are at Overlook cottage"
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow are at bay
Cliff"
Mrs. Coyle and daughter. Miss
Grace Coyle Of North Adams. Mass.
are at the Kendall cottage"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Spofford and
daughter, Christine are at the Cove
cottage" for the season.
Mrs. Charles F.. Hunter will ar.
rive today at the pine Cone" cot.
tage.
Miss Helen Bengtrom OF New
York Is at Cliff cottage.
Mr.. Howard Woodbury. contractor
on Long Island Is building a house
Tor Albert Gushing on the north side.
Cliff Island Is having quite a boom
In boat building. Mr.. A. r. Grimm has
a hne motor boat nearly completed
Tor Mr.. N. B. Chase of Long Island
and Mr.. George II. Grimm has one
nearly completed for himself Nr
Southland built punt for a party ON
Long Island last week and has ono
built for Mr.. Davis.
Quite an excitement occurred tbe
otner day as the boat was leaving the
wharf when a little dog troubled be-
cause MS mistress had gone ON the
Doat sprang after her and fell into
the water. The policeman launched
a boat and with the help OF NJ
dog. eueo tne
MI. A. II. Southland entertained bi.
mother. Mrs. Joel Southland hts
brother, Elmer l.. Southland vi;b his
wne ana daughter, Cora, Sunday.
from South Portland. ""~''
ave are glad TO see the hotel fast
uns up and are sure the peonIe
nave the best OF entertainment there
Mr.. John Small is building a nav
barn near the site OF his old one
Mr.. John Grimm bas h.., -.
.ne past week having Contracted
mercury poison.
AL, and Mrs. A. c. Holden are ~
the "Clinstone" for the .ur-
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cASco BAY STEAMBOAT CO.
Custom House Wharf,
Custom House Wharf, Portland, Me.
Time Table In Effect July list, 1906.
WEEK DAYS

1siand)-5fS. CAS- ESQ. s.oS. fo.oo. 100
sss $50. SO, 200. aso. ' So 49, i Ills
,Bsssturnas.ls;, 4 30; s.ss. go; 1929.
800 5.o so. ise. ' SIS. go 900. o. b1 Sis
HOO a. m,. las. 'i ii5. s.is iss Egg.
Return-7.o5. SOS. 9.I5. n.so a. m.
LOO. zoo. $50, 40. $50, $50. us. s.35.
For Little and Grea. Diamond Islands.
Trefethens and Evergreen Landings.
peaks IslanO and Ponce's L.anding
"a m. I2i5, zoo. 800. 40. $50. go.
Return-Leaye Little Diamond Island.
so rs. SIS. iS sss. rs rs" s55' aio sS
Return-Leave Great Diamond Island
s.15, 7.2o. $40, 1000. 11.45 a. m, $50,
3.l5. 40. $50, $40. 7.2o. $50, a1O.so
Return-Leave Trefethens Landing
6.10. lis, SOS, 9.55. 11.40 a m. LIS, $40.
4o5. Els. s.35. 7.l5. s45, a1o.25 y. m.
40. 500. $50, lbs a. m. 40, 100.
200. $50, 40. $50 $50. lis, s.35 y. m.
Return-Leave Ponce's Landing SIS.
100. $50. $40. 11.25 a. m. Ito. 255. $50.
500. $40. ZOO, sac. a1o.15 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Forest City Landing peaks
l22o LIS. 2.i5. s.15. AS. $50, $50, 100.
For CushInes Island-s.oo. 900. HOO
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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From Portland Soina East

Leave Portland. 9.ls a. M. $50 p. m:
sJn ss%s 70 oS a; m ISAAC 5;So 2 m.
Leave sunset. Great Chebeasue. 1905
a. m. $50 p. M; sunday. lo.45 a. m.
Leave Cousins Island. 1920 a. M. 5.s5
Leave Littiejohns island. 1870 a. M.
Leave Hamiison's. Great cSebea a. ne.
1910 a, m, 5.sS p. m; Sunday. 11.2o
a. 1 m; SO Rns p M Island ,,oz r.z ~
SO $50 p: M: sunday. ii.s Has a. i M. is.is:
Leave s sSSsa frsss sS llse a, m. s.sS
Arrive Mere Point. 1900 m. Els p. m. |;
Arrive Birch Island. is.OS. 100 p. M;
To Persiand. Going West.
Leave Birch Island. $50 a. m. 1920
Leave Mere Point. 800 a. M. 1880
Leave BGstins Island. s.12, s.5s a. m.
Ieare south freeport. $40 40 a. z'I M. p Ito
Leave Hamiiton's p rea. chebeasue.
Leave iitiiejd 3 Island. rs 80 a. p m m
2G leave p % Cousins snnaa Island sas M a. m
Leave u Sunset sc Great e; chebeasue. 7.4s
%;; 2iI p; mi i.i Sunday $50 p m.
Arrive Portland. $50 a. m. 800 D. m. !;
a-Sailing trip.
s Esseams5 goes east via orrs Island
t.For all landings except Cliff Island.
Goat calls on signal only.
NStops to land passengers only.
<. L. JORDAN, Gen. Mgr.
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Cousins Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Glover with
Mr.. and Sidney Morse of Brockton,
Mass, are at the Island Home Cot
tage for a short vacation.
Mrs. William Hutchinson and Miss
Ella Woods Of Yarmouth called on
friends here Wednesday, coming via
the Freeport electrics and steamer
Maquoit.
Ledgmere Cottage is again occu-
pied by its owners, Mrs. NJ. G.. Thorn
ton and sister, Miss Goodman of New
ton, Pennsylvania. They are accom-
panied by their friend Mrs. Heston
and her companion.
Some Of the late arrivals at the
Ridge House are Mrs. James Kyle,
Miss Edith Kyle and Miss Given
Kyle Of Montreal. They will probab-
ly remain six weeks or more.
Mr. Everett NJ. Hamilton of Will
imantic, Conn, grandson Of Capt. L.
Hamilton Is spending a short time at
the Ridge House. He has recently
accepted a position with the Inter
national Banking House of New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Morse took a pleas
ure trip to Birch Island Sunday, by
by steamer Maquoit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hamilton
visited Mrs. J. s. Hamilton recently.
Roy Hill, who is learning the car
penters trade in Portland was home
over Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Rowe Of Yarmouth occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday, taking for
his text Mark 1890.
Mrs. J. @. Drinkwater visited
friends on Gilman street, Yarmouth,
Wednesday. returning Friday after
calling on Portland friends.
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
HARPsWELL STEAMBOAT CO.
Portland Pier.
In Erect June Is, 1905.
hARPSWEll DIVISION.
From oorflsnd 6oIao Eat

From Portland. Going East.
Leave Portland. 100000 a. m. 1.3o.
$40 p m Sunday. s.ls. 1918 a. m. t2.oo.
Leave Long Island. 7.2s. 1925 a. m,
I.ss. SIS p. m. Sunday. $40. 1910 a. m,
Leave Long Island Gas, Endo. 7.ss
". Leave little sseseasue. Gao. clio: -
Lave a elm Island p u.s. M 1o.ss a. m
ss' 3 SUNDAY G tGsS ls a. s9s
ia;ss 4 n.se M; rs sas p :. mn M Sunday
SIS Ills a. M. ss5. s.ss Esp p. m. hf s1nSss
Leave south Harpswen. $40. 11.4c
a. M SO $50 p. m. Sunday. lo.S5. Hiss
Leave Bailey island. .s.ss. .l1.ss a. M,
:: isi; NOS 2; ~ m =, g SUNDAY. arrive
$40. 40 p; m: SUNDAY. 500 p; m.
Leave orrs Island. $40. s.a5 a. m. 1.so
Leave s Rsilsy Island. 500: :.s.ss a: m,
:i ioi a. sss . l 3 m .s.S SI n. my 1905
Leave South Harpswell. Sis. $50 a. m.
FL. t O. p. M MS Sunday. s.2'. ll'2'
Leave Littiefieid,s. CT. chebeasue. $40
1o.l5 a. m. $50. 4.3o p. m. Sundays. $50
Leave jerks CT. Chebeague, $50. 1925
q: m. $40 t;4o p. m. Sunday. 100 a. m,
Leave Gin Island. 200. 1875 n. m. 25o
$50 p. m. Sunday. 40 a. m, 1910. 4.3C
p. m.
Leave Little Chebeague, IT'S, C1o.5e
a. m. C3.o5. C5.o5 p. m. Sunday, CHS
Leave Long Island. East End, 40
1855 a m. $40. $40 p. m. Sunday, 7.3c
Leave Long Island, 100. HOS a. M,
$40. so p. m. Sunday. 7.4o a. m. 1910
LILO, 500 p. m.
Arrive Portland. 500. 11.40 n. m, $50
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a. m. 1920. 2.15. 4.25. $50. $50. 7.so .. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands
1refethens and Evergreen Landings,
peaks islanO and Ponee's Landing
12.15. LIS. 2.l5. BIS. 400. $40. 6.15, 7.so
2. m.
a-Tuesdays and Saturdays this trip
will leave thirty 900 minutes later.
bat the close OF the performance at
the Gem Theater.
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Mr.. Fred Hamilton and family of
the Baxter Block, Portland, have
moved into their cottage near the
landing and will probably make quite
a long season here.
Mrs. Georgia Merrill Of the Susque.
song cottage has been having her
rooms newly painted and papered
ready for summer tenants.
Among recent guests at the Ridge
House last week were Capt. and Mrs
s. d. Sawyer Of Yarmouthsille, also
Mrs. f. e Proctor and -ds,.shter
Marion Of the same place. They re.
turned home, Friday.
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motor boat moored here, which was
brought down from Kennebunk last
week.
Among other regular guests not
previously reported are: Miss n. 4
Deferrari and T. Deferrari of stone.
nam, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. r. II Nor.
gan, yr, New York and J. W. Laur.
encelle. New York.
Mrs. Harriet r. Ashcroft, superin.
.endent OF the Mckay Institute at
Montreal. who IL spending some time
mere has held her important posi.
uon Tor over Is years and was re-
cently the recipient OF q Handsome
watch from the trustees.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison and
children Of Montreal have leased Mrs.
Floyd's house for the summer and
moved down Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates and
Miss Ethel Of Cambridge, Mass. en-
tertained Mrs. p. s. Eaton OF Cam
bridge last week. This makes their
ninth year at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schonland spent
part Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Kieth at their cottage at the
West End.
Among the summer cottagers to
arrive the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Gray and family of
Westbrook, who opened their cot
tage at the West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. William wray and
daughter Of New York, have arrived
at their summer home for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Eaton and family
OF Newton, Mass, have taken
Seward cottage, No. g." for the
month of July.
Mr.. ]. b. Stokes of the E. T. Bur-
rowes Co., has leased a cottage at
the West End. and moved his family
down last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Lang and three
children have opened up their pretty
cottage "Harlicon" for the summer
season.
Mrs. Emily Meyers and daughter of
shelton, Conn, are guests on the
island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon are the
don at their slightly cottage.
Mrs. Annie H. Conley and children
OF Lisbon Falls moved down to their
cottage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Conant and
child Of Dedham, Mass, are at
Seward cottage, No. 6" and are en-
Pertaining Miss E. VI. Galeucia of
Dedham, Mass.
Mrs. v. G.. Bragg OF River Bank,
Port Cambridge, and Mrs. S. ]. Allen
and daughter of Roxbury, Mass, are
at Tarry-A-While cottage.
Mr.. H. L. Davis of the Poole Piano
Co. of Boston, Mass, arrived Satur-
day with his wife and Miss Belle
Lalor of Cambridge, Mass, and will
pass the season as usual at their
pleasant cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford of Boston.
Mass. have taken Seward cottage,
No. f." for the summer. Mr.. Ford
Is connected with the Boston Tran
script They moved down Saturday.
Mr.. G.. r. Seward has arrived at
his pretty and slightly cottage and
his sisters, Mrs. s. B. Taylor. and
Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Bowen all of
Allston. Mass, will arrive this week
for the season.
j. II. McCarty and family of Port
land, moved down to their cottage.
the Ideal Cottage, the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mabry and son
Alton. of Cambridge. Mass, arrived
at their cottage Calumet" Friday
and Will remain through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Crawford and
daughter. Louise OF Portland, have
taken the Harrington cottage for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Looney enter.
tanned Mr.. Looney's sister. Miss
Mary E., who Is a teacher I'm the
North school OF Portland and Mr..
Richard Z. Harvey OF Portland at
their cottage Sans Souci".
Mr.. II. +. McDonough is building a
new $500 cottage next to Mr..
Looney's cottage and will move I'm as
soon as completed.
Mrs. Gertrude Ladd Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcyane
at their home. Peter has one of the
most healthy looking gardens on the
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Bustin's Island

Moons may and moons may wane.
June depart. July remain.
Still we repeat the sad refrain
o. the rain
Down in Maine.
June. beloved Of poets strain
Fare thee well. thy loss our gain.
So there's surcease once again
From the rain
Down in Maine
full-from sieve to weather vane.
Hence wine Bibber! complain.
Art thou on a Bust! In vain.
Only water in the rain.
Down in Maine.
Miss Amy Carter, Brockton, Mass,
Miss Alberta d. McCloud, North
Adams, Mass, Miss Josephine Cyr,
Haverhill, Mass, Miss Beatrice p.
Hodge, Cambridge, Mass, are at
Camp Whittier for an outing.
The artist at Mudjekeewis has
wisely confined herself to water col
ors through the month.
Island. BY the week end every cot
cry one is made welcome and the
spirit of friendliness which forms
one of the charms of this small spot,
Is in the = air. May all the visitors
here, new and old, get every bit OF
enjoyment possible out of 1t all and
go home renewed in every sense Of
the word.
DR.. Lenfest of the Manual Training
department, City of Brooklyn, New
York will arrive with Mrs. Lenfest
and children Tuesday.
DR.. E. R. Fourth of waltham. Mass,
comes to The Maplewood July 3.
The Iris, Capt. Mayo. is back to
captain are welcome.
Mrs. Sheehan with Miss Oracle
Dexter are at the Liberty cottage.
Mrs. VIM. Curtis and family are at
the Falmouth for the summer.
Mr.. Sidney Curtis with friends
are stopping at the Curtis cottage.
DIR. Pidge has joined his family at
the Sea Glimpse
Miss Emma Soule from Auburndale
has arrived at the Norumbega.
Ernest Pinkham Of Freeport spent
few days on the Island recently.
Miss Gould of Boston and sister.
Mrs. Rundlett of Portland are at the
Lodges for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller and daughter,
Miss Grenydd are among the week
end arrivals. Mr.. Weller returns to
their home I'm Montreal shortly. Mrs.
and Miss Weller remain for the sea-
son.
Our POST office has taken on many
improvements and could 1t speak
would say There may be as pretty a
post Office In Casco Bay, but am
sure there are ne ne prettier."
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell
from Jamaica are here for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey are at their cottage for
the present.
Mr.. Leroy Nichols and family are
at their cottage for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray have come
for the summer.
Mrs. James Howe will occupy her
cottage for the summer with Miss
Edna Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Rich OF HYDE
Park, Mass, are at the Ben Nevis.
West Side for the season. Mr.. Rich
is an instructor In the Boston Latin
school.
The reporter from this island asks
the cottagers here IL they will kindly
leave their guests names and resi-
dence at the store for publication I'm
the Bustin's Island column In the
Breeze.
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Race on Roller Skates

An exciting two mile skating race
between Billy O'Brien OF Portland
and Conrad OF Boston was billed to
De given at the Gem Skating Rink at
Peaks Island last evening.
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Maine.

hotel Chebeague
wood
% OF best wehered finish
nar et Acetylene
plant two hundred foot veanda
pest sand this vicinity
grounds Plenty Excellent application
L. Hamilton Proprietor Ne. - NN''"-'A' H.
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mERRicoNEAo HOUSE.

Continued from Page ID.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10
GOSLIN SALE ANNOUNCED.
Auction of Furniture and ART Oh
iects an Wife'S Name.

An advertisement In morning newspaper
yesterday announced the forthcoming disposal
auction by order of Mrs. Alfred r. Goslin
of the 'entire furniture and art treasures OF
No. 677 West End avenue. Mrs Goslin's nus
band is the Alfred r. Goslin whose financial
schemes have kept him in hot water a good deal
OF the time for some years past, and who Is now
a fugitive from justice. having forfeited $1,000
cash bail put up when he was recently arrested
a charge of conspiracy.
When reporter called at the West End ave
nue. house last night there was much fumbling
at locks and catches by two women before he
was allowed TO tell his business Then the
women disappeared for some minutes. AT last
admittance was granted. and a good looking
young woman of slight figure. who announced
herself as Mrs. Gosln. appeared. She admitted
the contents of the house were 10 be solo, out
would tell no details "as it would involve
others
According to James P. Silo. the aucuoneer.
the furnishings are very valuable and include
some fine old Venetian furniture, rare china.
rich Persian rugs and many paintings by well
known artists, Including one canvas alleged TO
be by Rubens. The sale is set for April II
and Is The house. though generally believed
to belong TO Goslin is recorded In the name Of
Homer 3. CongdCn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10
RESULTS IN PROVINCES.
OnIu TuLa and MoSc070 Carried by
Conservatives.

ST Petersburg April 9.-Belated returns to-
day only increase the magnitude of the Radical
victory. Kursk returned a solid Progressive del
egation, headed by Prince Peter Dolgoroukoh
NJ Sherkof one Of the members elected to the
lower house of Parliament, is now IN prison
Vitebsk elected two Poles. Catholic priest, one
Progressive two Constitutional Democrats and
two peasants. Vladimir. one of the old capitals
of Russia where the orthodox faith is partic-
ularly strong chose a Monarchist, but the
Electoral College returned five Constitutional
Democrats All the Constitutional Democrats
were defeated in the Province of Moscow. but
the result was engineered through deal with
the Reactionists and portion of the Octobrlsts
who bought the support of the peasants IN the
Electoral College by allowing them TO name an
additional member. The Constitutional Demo
Gratis withdrew their ticket Tula was the only
other province in which the Conservatives were
victorious.
The "Rech," organ of the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis terms the result splendid victory and
referring to the election Of men like M Pc
+r,nkevitch and NJ Roditcheff. who first de-
rnanded a constitution for Russia, and Prince
shakovsd, who gave fortune to aid the hb-
Grafton movement. the paper points out that
these are the very people whose ideas the Enl-
peror twelve years ago called foolish dreams
The 'Rech" then issues the following warning:
II Count Witte last November had been able
70 feel the beating of the heart of Russia and
had listened TO the words OF NJ. Petrunkevitch
the world would not have witnessed the horrors
~ the nresent counter revolution. The voice of
the people becomes clearer and louder daily. II
the government does not listen to it the country
is destined to pass through a cataclysm nun
dredfod worse than anything which has hap
pened.
The Twentieth Century formerly the
Russ" which was recently suspended. says
that the election proves the strength of the op-
position to the government from Finland to the
Caucasus. adding:
When we recall the police preparations at the
first stage of the elections, how many of the
original electors ornament the prisons and that
the elections were held virtually under martial
law the result is all the more remaFka bic Inc
"Novoe Vre1nya" last week said that St. Peters
burg was only a dot on the map OF Russia. What
will II say now? Can il doubt that the govern
nent will not have an Obedent Parliament: