V
PART TWO
PAGES 13 TO 24
VOL. XXV.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 190G.
NO. 23.
If you love your chil
dren, buy them a Roose
velt Bear.
' Artistic
Picture
Framing
by Experts
Good Merchandise Only Quality Considered Our Prices Are Always the Lowest
Portland
'Agents
"CasUeton"
Lingerie
. Waists
The Clincher Collar
Supporter keeps the wo
man's collar from wilting
in Summer, 50c.
Half-Price Sale
Demi-Made Robes
At half price and less we will close out
every embroidered lawn and batiste Robe.
There is an enormous selection in white,
ecru, pink, blue and lilac shades. Every
woman can afford one of these dainty robes
now, and nothing could be more appropriate
these warm days for afternoon and evening
gowns at the seaside, etc.
LOT 1 $.7.25 Robes.? 2.75 each
LOT 2 $11.00 Robes. $ 4.75 each
LOT 3 $17.75 Robes.? 9.75 each
LOT 4 $22.75 Robes. $11.75 each
LOT 5 $27.75 Robes. $13.75 each"
LOT 6 $34.75 Robes. $16.75 each
LOT 7 $40.00 Robes. $21.75 each
Hundreds of Bargains Not Advertised Will Be on Special Sale
Monday. Look For Them and Save Money.
WAIST SALE THAT WILL TEMPT YOU
' 500 Stunning New Lingerie Waists at Sacrifice Prices ..
This is the most attractive lot of Waists we have offered this season at a price
the daintiest embroidery, the sheerest qua lity, the newest ideas. You could not
make- the waists yourself at anywhere near these extremely low prices.
$1.50 Lingerie Waists 98c
Ladies' , "Waists of white lawn, front
made with four embroidered panels, with
clusters of pin (tucking between each
panel, made with long or elbow sleeves ;
sold regularly at $1.50.
$2.00 Lingerie Waists $1.37
Lingerie .Waists of fine quality white
lawn ; entire front made of allover cm-
. lit I llll V broidery, with clusters of fine pin tucks
each on yoke; new elbow sleeves, with tucked and lace-edged cuffs and collar, sold regu
larly at $2.00. . ; , .
$2.50 Waists $1.89 $2.75 Waists $2.19 $3.00 Waists $2.25
Lingerie ' "Waists of fine
quality sheer white lawn ;
the front is made with three
panels of fine Swiss embroi
dery separated at yoke with
clusters of fine pin tucking.
New elbow sleeves with lace
cuffs and collar; sold regu
larly at $2.o0.
Lingerie "Waists of - fine
quality sheer white lawn; the
entire front is made of all
over embroidery with clusr
terS of fine pin tucking on
each side of yoke; New el
bow sleeves with lace cuifs
and collar; sold regularly
at $2.75.
lingerie Waists of fin
quality sheer white lawn,
full blouse front, fancy V
shaped yoke of fine Valen
ciennes lace insertion and
embroidery. The front is
made with two rows lace in
sertion and fine pin tucking,
either long or elbow sleeves;
sold regularly at $3.00.
Women's and Misses' Bathing
Suits at All Prices
ii4
The hot days are now in full swing
bathing days now. A bathing, suit
that is dainty and stylish makes the
sport twice as enjoyable.
Here are Bathing Suits for women
and misses, made of black and blfle bril
liantiue and ribbed granite cloth: they
all have attached belts and are daintily
trimmed with white braid; some have
Dutch neck, others flowing sailor collars
and embroidered marine emblems, and
still others in great variety.
For MisSes $ 1 .50, $2, $2.50
ForWomen-$2,$2.50,$3,$3.50,$3.75,$5
Balhing Caps, Towels," Derma-Viva for sunburn.
$2.50
White Union
Linen Walking
Skirts 1.97
350 Walking Skirts of extra 'quality union linen in seven
and nine-gored tailor-made flare style, with fan plaits; also
with band of Hamburg insertion ; sold regularly at $2.50.
$17.50
Taffeta Silk
Shirtwaist
Suits $11.75
50 Shirtwaist Suits of fine quality chiffon taffeta silk, in
Alice blue, gray, navy, green, black and fancy checked; tailor
made and fancy lace trimmed styles, in long or elbow sleeves;
skirts made in the newest plaited flare styles; sold regularly
at $17.50.
36-Inch White Suiting 15c
"Princeton" soft-finish suiting, one of the best cotton
fabrics for outing dress; very like: the Butcher linen .in
weave. The price is away below any other' suitable white
material on the market. .
$5 Lingerie Parasols $2.39
Sale of white linen and pongee Parasols. "Lingerie
Parasols," says Dame Fashion. "Here at less than half
price," says our parasol buyer.
there are all kinds in
this sale White linen,
with embroidered border,
embroidery insertion, or
with eyelet work; Pongee
Parasols, hemstitched or
tucked, or with colored
border, or ribbon inser
tion. The values range up
to $5; the sale price is
$2.39..
Also White Linen Par
asols at $1, JjS1.25,
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.
Paper Novels4for 25c
Books for Summer Reading
Borderland, by Jessie Folhergill.
Cherry Kipe, by Helen B. Mathers.
Danver's Jewels, by 'Mary C'holmondeley,
Peldee, by Florence Worden. 1
Countess de Chanty", by Dumas.
Felix Holt, by (ieorge Eliot.
Far From Maddening Crowd, by Thos. Hardy.
Love Letters of a Worldly Woinair, by Mrs.
W. R. Clifford.
Love Life, by Charlotte M. Yonge.
Her Lord and Master, by Florence Marryat.
Master of the Mine, Buchanan.
Visits of Elizabeth, by Elinor Glyn.
Merry Mew, by Stevenson.
New Magdalen, by Collins.
Mieah Clarke, by Conan Doyle.
Ships That Pass in the Night, bv Harradcn.
. And 100 others.
Vacation Necessities
Prices cut on all the staple, every -day
notions that you will need at home, sea
side or camp. -
PaT Napkins, white, per 100. ..... .' .8
Fancy Scalloped Napkins, per 100. . ; . . . 12
Fancy Dresden Napkins, per 100.'. ..... .28
Wooden Picnic Plates, dozen. 8
Fine Bristol Playing Cards. . ... J .... . .12V.
Military Pad Hose Supporters 25.
Combination Black Shoe Polish 8
Combination Russet Shoe Polish 8
Jar Rubbers, for fruit jars, dozen 8
Pure Paraffine Wax, cake 12
Strong Tipped Shoe Laces, dozen 10
Fancy Stickpins, assorted colors, card. 5t
Gold Finish Bone Hairpins, box 10
Good Strong Reed Baskets for parcels.. 10
Jewelry Store:
Vacation Needs
Do not take your good jewelry to the coun
try and lose it. We offer special rolled-gold
jewelry at modest prices that will answer for
your trip just as well.
lngersoll AVatch, guaranteed, just the watch
for the country and seaside; regular $1.00,
special - '. . .69
Rolled-gold Beauty Pins, good for ribbons
and waists, pair 2o and 35t
Modish Bracelets, the latest stvles and fin
ishes .$1.00 to $5.00
Rolled-gold Link Cuff Buttons, a special lot
' worth 75c and $1.00, sale . .50
Novelty Ribbon Brooches, for the neck; regu
lar 75c and $1.00 value l. 50
Stvlish Hatpins, come in many pretty designs;
regularly 25c IZV-zt
Sterling Hatpins, all the new designs; regular
35c value 25
Sterling Silver Salt aud Pepper Shakers, neat
glass base i ........ . .25
Dog .Collar Iseekchains. "the latest and most
stylish designs. .$1.50, $2.50 to $20
Reliable Alarm Clocks, guaranteed .75
Dainty Collar Extenders, hold the collar up in
shape; regular 35c and 75c val. 2o, 39
Summer Cut - Rate Sale of
Drugs and Toilet Needs
People going away, will need medicines and toilet '
goods People who stay at home will need them even
more than those who go. BUY NOW. When this sale is over, you will have
to pay one-half to one-third more. Did you ever buy Listerine for 59c, Syrup
of Figs for 41c, Borden's Milk for 29c?
We reserve the right to restrict the quantity to each purchaser.
Listerine, $1.00 Size
at 59c
Epsom Salts. '. .5 Dickinson's Finest
Rochelle salts. lb 1C Witch Hazel .18
BpSr,ndnate OI .5 'Triple strength
Seldlitz Powders, per: . Washing Ammonia
package of . . lOe
Cream-or Tartar. -"Violet' Ammonia,
pound -35 Per bottle ...18
t Borden's Malted Milk
at 29c
Vlnlftf witch "Hazel.
bottle 18
Malt Nutrine Tonic,
bottle 15
Shaw's pure Malt,
bottle 90
Pure Cod Liver Oil.
bottle 39'
Sun Cholera Mix
ture tablets ...7
Pepsin and Charcoal
tablets 7
5 grain Borax tab
lets '.-7
Rhinitis tablets, halt
strength 7
Compound Cathartic
Pills, box 7
3 grain Quinine cap
sules, per box. 21
Pond's Extract. $1
size package.. 69
Castor Oil 3. 7C.
22e. 4-te
Pure Glycerin, bottle,
..17. 22. -44c
Rose Water and Pure
Glycerin. 7. 22
Camphorated Oil, per
bottle . . .7. 22tf
Pure Olive Oil. bottle
8. 22. 29.
44.
Tincture Iodine, per
bottle 7 21
Paregoric,, bottle. 7
Hoffman's Anodynev
bottle. ..7. 12
Sweet Spirits of Ni
tre. 7C. 12. 22
t Duffy's Malt Whiskey
at 69 c
Murine Eye Remedy,
bottle 45
Fletcher's Castorifl.
per bottle 22
.Arnica Liniment.
bottle. .19c 41
Menthol Liniment.
bottle . .19. 41
Electric Liniment,
bottle.. 19c. 41
Rvriin Whit. Pine
and Tar 41
Compound Syrup of
Horehonnd ,.-21
Syrup of Tar and
Chorrv 44
Laxative Fig Syrup.
bottle 41
Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil 41
Herpicide. per bottle.
130 5C
Swansdown Powder
Box 9c
Eau llentifrlce
Liquid Tooth
Wash ...16
Sozodont Tooth Pow
der tubes ....17
Pompeiian Massacre
Cream, Jl size 68
Dr. Graves' Tooth
Powder, can.. 17
Sheffield's Tooth
Powder, can.. 17
Sanltol Tooth Pnw
r der or Paste. 17
Thespian Theatrical
Cold Cream, one
pound 29
Satin Skin Powder.
per box ......19
Rubber Complexion
Brushes lO
Finest Absorbent
Cotton, pound. 29
2-qt. Water Bottle,
each 48
Dr. Charles' Flesh
Food 39
Roger and Gallet
Poudre deRiz 14c
Fine Tooth Brushes,
all sizes 12
Hind's Honev and
Almond Cr'm.42
Williams' Shaving
Soap, cake 4
Fine Shaving
Brushes, badger
19
Fine bar Castile
Soap. 3 lbs 39
Hair Brushes, value
to S1.25 50
Eau de Quinine.
small size: . . . .44
Eau de Quinine '
large size 83
Tar Soap, extra qual
ity for camp,
cake 3
Witch Hazel ' Soap,
per cake 2
Baby Soap, box 3
cakes 5
Dorln's Rouge, lFe,
each 16
Nail Bvushes. value
to 5i)c 2f
3-qt. Water bottle.
extra ..1 68
Bulb Fountain Sy
rinere. each . . .29
.nt Fniinta In Sv. N
ringe. each .-r.6S
Hydrogen Peroxide,
by Best, 14c, 18c, 33c
Emerson Bromo
Seltzer, bottle
8c 21C. 41c. 79
Dr. Harper's Vege
table Compound .
83
Mrs. Primley's Vege
table Compound . .
83
Celerv Compound
with Kola 83
California Syrup of
Figs 41c
White Rock Mineral
Water. lO. 13
20c.
Welch's Grape Juice,
bottle 23C. 44C
Apenta Water, per
bottle .20
Hunyadi Water, per
bottle -.25
Hire's Root Beer
at... 15c
Espey's Cream
at. .'... 12c
- - -
Palmer's Toilet
. Water, bottle. 44
Roger et Gallet
Rose Water. 19
Baby Bora ted Tal -cum
Powder... 4
Benzoin and Almond
Lotion 35C
47-11 Soaps, per box.
each ,45
Japanese Cleaning
Compound, bottle
17.
Rose Teaf Com- .
plexion Liquid. 9
Milk Weed Cream. 1
bottle 44
Parker Pray's Diamond
Nail Enamel ...... 17c
Parker. Pray's Rosa
line. : box. . . ..19
Orange Woe-d
Sticks., dosen.lO
-Foronga Nail '
- Bleach, bottle 19
Foronga Nail Pow
der, box ..... 19
Lustrite Salve and
Enamel 22
Lustrite Nail Pow
der, box..... -21
Flexible Steel Files,
assortment ..19
Emery Boards.
Flexible, doz..-9
College Blouses
We have just received
another express shipment
of the popular College,
Blouses .and: Peter Pan
Waists in plain and fancy
silks... i
Also the very newest
creation the College
Blouse with Scotch collar,
cuffs and tie. Prices
$1.50 to $7.50.
Great Lace Sale
Commencing Monday we place on sale
our entire stock of this season's exquisite
high-grade novelties the most charming
effects in baby Irish, Cluny and linen, in
galloons, medallions, motifs and bands,
from one to six inches in width, at aston
ishingly low prices. Buy now for your
Summer's waists and dresses at these
prices
$1.25 Laces 1 to 2 in. wide, yd.$. .78
$1.75 Laces 3
$2.00 Laces 3
to zlA in. wide, yd . $ . .Q8
to 4 in. wide, yd . $1.13
$2.25 Laces 3 to a,Vz in. wide, yd. $1.47
$2.75 Laces 3 to 434 in. wide, yd. $1.67
$3.50 Laces 3 to 5 in. wide, yd. $2.37
$4.50 Laces 3 to 5 in. wide, yd. $2.08
$6.50 Laces 4 to 6 in. wide, yd. $3.87
$12.50 Laces 5 to 8 in. wide, yd. .$6.75
50c Venise Galloons 19c Yard
Many dainty designs in white and ecru,
worth up to 50c a yard.
$1 Valenciennes Lace 37c Doz.
Large selection of French, Italian and Ger
man Mesh Valenciennes Lace and Insertion ;
good values up to $1 a dozen. .
75c Valenciennes Lace 25c Doz.
Novelty patterns in French and Italian
Valenciennes Laoe and Insertion; large va
riety of pretty patterns; many worth 75c a
dozen. "
Hammocks $1.68
Special lot of Hammocks, made of good
quality woven twine, upholstered pil
., low, deep valance effect ......$1.68
' Silkoline Summer Comforts
Filled'with the finest quality of white lami
nated cotton and covered with good quality of
silkoline in light and dark grounds.
Lightweight Comforts, special .....$1.10
Medium-weight Comforts, special. .'. .$1.40
Extra heavy-weight, special. ........ .$1.08
Light Cotton Blankets 68c
10-4 size, good quality, white or. gray.' At
8011-4 Cotton Blankets of good quality.
BLOCKS HER GAME
BY HER.' MISDEEDS
Russia Checks Friendly Ad
vances' of Britain by Al
lowing Massacre.
NEEDS MONEY, CAN'T GET IT
Negotiations Well Under Way' When
Blalystok Atrocity Arouses Oppo
sition and Causes Jews to
Stop Money bupply.
CHICAGO, June 23. (Special.) The
start correspondent of the Dally News
at London cables today as follows:
Russia agraln fills the political hori
zon, just when there seemed a prospect
that things would settle down. The
massacre at Blalystok has set public
feeling ablaze. Europe is not. only
horrified, but this time Is generally
dismayed, sinre the specter of repudia
tion and financial ruin looms up large.
' .The most serious result for Russia
herself is the blow dealt to the Anglo
Russian negotiations. Far-seeing Rus
sian statesmen have deliberately
pushed on the negoiiations and have
been gradually educating public opin
ion In Russia, because they saw in an
Anglo-Russian understanding the sur
est means of re-establishing Russia's
credit and position in the eyes of the
world. Knglund, as has been explained
before, was willing, for her own pur
poses, to meet Russia half why. but Is
held back because she is afraitl to con
clude an agreement while Russia is
almost in a state of anarchy.
K ' Blocked by Massacre.
When the Douma met, the Russian
Ambassador in London, by patient per
suasion, brought the British govern
ment to the wiew that there was no
immediate danger of any fresh upheav
al and that it was better to conclude
the agreement before Germany had ac
quired a position in the Middle East
to give her a right to interfere. The
result was that matters were hastened
on and everything was moving for
ward, when suddenly comes the Blaly
stok massacre, with Incomprehensible
laxness, If not complicity, on "the
part of the local authorities. It was
simultaneously reported that the Czar
Intended to dissolve the Douma. The
Intense stupidity of the latter move
created such hostile criticism that the
intention was instantly disavowed, but
the impression of folly remains.
As' for the massacre of Blalystok,t
Count Benkendorff, the Russian Am
bassador to London Immediately denied
any complicity of the authorities in the
strongest possible terms, yet it was im
possible to check the storm of indigna
tion In England, where the Jewish ele
ment is numerous, rich and influential.
If nothing further occurs, the public
may soon forget, but meanwhile there
is a distinct: opposition' to concluding
any agreement with the guilty govern
ment. There Is also' a strong feeling that
the British fleet should not be the
guest of St. Petersburg until the Rus
sian government has taken genuine
measures to bring the Bialystok of
fenders to book.
Jewish' Bankers Put on Screws.
Meanwhile the powerful Jews riere
will not give up their efforts to per
suade the British government to inter
fere in behalf of the Russian Jews. So
far, the Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward
Grey, has contented himself, like Pres
ident Roosevelt, with expressing his
sympathy, while pointing out the im
possibility of intervention. He did,
however, promise to telegraph to Rus-.
sla for full Information. Lord Roths
child said:
We must wait to net whether uuilt on the
part of Russian officials Is established by
the Inquiry being mude 'by members of the
Douma. If any guilt Is established, then
the strongest measures should be taken to
persuade th government to cancel the visit
of our fleet to St. Petersburg, whleh In the
middle of the present negotiations would be
a serious step.' Also the Jews, who pre
viously have been passive registers in the
matter of Russian loans, would exert hos
tility that would make it absolutely impos
sible for Russia to obtain financial assist
ance in London. This. would again be a seri
ous matter, for Russia must have money
soon. The proceeds of the last loans are
practically used up. There is no intention
of applying directly to London, but it is
hoped to make a deal with England and
Germany over the Bagdad railroad and In
cidentally to procure a loan In London la
connection with the undertaking.
Czar Sensitive to Criticism.
Possibly matters may improve, if
there is no further internal disaster,
but until the Czar shows definite signs
of considering the desires, of the
Douma. Europe must hover on the
brink of financial disaster. Fortunate
ly, the Czar at present is extremely
sensitive to criticism by the English
press. All the leading articles dealing
with Russian affairs are collected and
sent to him for his special perusal.
KILLS BABIES BV HIXDUEDS
Female Monster in Poland Barely
Kscapcs Fury of Mob.
VIENNA. June 23. (Special.) Charged
with killing 200 small children, Marianne
Konopkovaa. who was arrested last night
near (Yacow, in Poland, barely escaped
lynching at the hands of an infuriated
mob. , ,
Investigation shows ..that some of the
little ones were buried alive, while others
were beaten to death. The woman kept a
home for foundlings, and many of the
children had been Intrusted to her care by
parents who wished to conceal their iden
tity. SPOILING THEIR HONEYMOON"
Anarchists Trail King and Queen of
Spain.
LA GRANJA, Spain, June 23.-.1 the
moment King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria arrived here from the theater in
their automobile last night, a well-dresseu
individual evaded the guards and sought
to intercept the royal couple. He was
arrested and gave the name of Jose
Maria, of Madrid. ' When the prisoner
was searched, papers of a suspicious na
ture and considerable money were found.
An Italian, who was acting In a strange
manner, was also arrested.
He claimed that he was on his way
to Bilbao, looking for work, but he was
unable to account for his presence In this
unfrequented .place where the King and
Queen are spending their honeymoon.
The authorities have adopted extreme
vigilance owing to the reports that a
number of dangerous anarchists are on
their way to Spain, and a rigid inspection
has been established at the frontier.
Nevertheless, the King and Queen sep
arately leave the palace unaccompanied
and take walks In the parks.
Italian Anarchists Caught.
VENICE. June 23. An Italian anarchist,
bound from Paterson, N. J., for Ancona
to murder King Victor Emmanuel, was
arrested at Barl yesterday, accompanied
by another anarchist and a woman. An
other notorious anarchist named Podesta.
who went from Rome to Madrid, was ar
rested at Marseille, on the way to An
cona. A third anarchist named Scaramelll
was arrested at Pisa. The police were
warned of a plot against the King at An
cona, hence these arrests. .
SUES NEW YORK LIFE.
Kcbate Company Brings $100,000
Damage Case In Colorado.
DENVER. 9une Zi. Suit for Jloo.wu
damages was tiled in the United States
Circuit Court-here today against theNew
York Ure Insurance Company. The
complaint Is brought by the Life Under
writers' Insurance Agency, and Is the
result of the action of State Auditor Bent
prohibiting the State Life Insurance Com
pany of Indiana from disposing througa
its agency In this state, of any contract
on insurance stock with the issuance ot
Insurance policies.
A circular Issued by the New York Life
Insurance Company, the complaint re
cites, purported to explain the eftect that
the prohibitory order against the State
Lire Company of Indiana would have upon
the business of that company In this
state. .
It Is claimed, however, that the re
strained company -was placed in a false
light and that the objections raised
against the Life Underwriters' Insurance
Agency were .instigated by rival com
panies operating In Colorado, the object
being. It Is alleged, to accomplish the cn
rorced retirement of the State Life In
surance Company of Indiana from the
local field.
The bill of complaint characterizes Au
ditor Bents' order as arbitrary and unjust.
FOLK IS AFTER ICE TRUST
Calls on Prosecuting Attorneys to
Investigate and Prosecute.
JEFFERSON. CITY, June 23.-Governor
Folk tonjght mailed copies of the follow
ing letter to the Prosecuting Attorneys of
the large cities in the state instructing
them . to investigate the charges that al
leged combines are arbitrarily raising the
price of ice and to bring legal action
against them, if possible:
. "Many complaints have come to me al
leging that a combination or trust exists
among the Ice manufacturers, the pur
pose of which Is to greatly increase the
price of ice to the consumers In this state.
"If this is true, it will work a great
hardship and entail much suffering, espe
cially to the poorer classes. I hojwe you
will investigate this matter in your Juris
diction and advise me if conditions com
plained of exist there, and what, if any,
evidence of a criminal conspiracy to con
trol the price of this necessity you can
procure. ,
"I shall be glad to furnish you any In
formation I may have or can obtain, to
the end that. If the facts warrant, such
steps, can be taken as will correct the
wrong and punish the offenders, If possible."
LORD WITH MANY WIVES
Marries Asheville Society Girl as
Last of Half Dozen.
ASHEVILLE, N. C, June 23. (Special.)
Remarkable action was taken today to
run down J. C. Cavendish, the arch-bigamist,
who, after causing it to be believed
that he was "Iord Douglass." a British
peer, married and disappeared with Miss
Josephine Hood, a society favorite and
daughter of the best-known family in
the entire South. An appeal hast been
made to the Secretary of State and to the
Mexican government for the apprehension
if Cavendish. . who has several aliases.
He Is supposed to be in Mexico.
Politicians, lawyers, society people and
the population at large have combined
and a fund will be raised Immediately to
engage Pinkertons to discover the where
abouts of the Douglasses.
The police say Cavendish has had at
least half a dozen wives. They believe he
has had more. The Fort Worth police
have supplied the authorities with an ex
haustive description of the fugitive. The
Influential friends of the Hood family
will Interest the Federal Government in
the case.
SLAUGHTERED BY. CARS
Awful Mortality In Chicago Causes
Dunne to Call Halt.
CHICAGO, June 23. (Special.) Fatality
figures on street-car accidents in Chicago
ataggered Mayor Dunne today, when he
received a detailed report from Dr. M. F.
Doty, showing that In 50 days 21 person
were, killed and W7 more or less seriously
injured in S2 accidents. The Mayor de
clared, after reading the report, that he
would at once call a halt on the. traction
companies and force them to better pro
tect the lives of citizens. He will order
the police department to make a close in
vestigation of every accident hereafter.
In his report Dr. Doty gives figures on
the Liverpool traction lines between May
1 and June 19 this year, durinsr which time
in Chicago 21 persons were killed outright
by streetcars or died soon after the
smashup. The causes o'f the accidents
vary from bad condition of tracks, high
fenders, faulty brakes and collisions to
carelessness of passengers in stepping off
cars. In the last-named way 21 persons
were Injured
McCIellan for Honest Governor.
NEW YORK. June 23. Mayor McCIel
lan sailed today on the steamer New
York for a ten weeks' vacation in Europe.
"I expect on my return." he said, Just be
fore the steamer sailed, "to see the De
mocracy of this sta4e nominate a ticket
and proclaim a platform worthy of the
best traditions of the party. It Is already
certain that the City of New York will
send to the State Convention a delega
tion which will support an honest man
for Governor and give him honcsj, issuca
to fight for."