hX.ratt Oregon : daily journau Portland, - wedneayjsveninq. iune i. icol
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GENEROUS
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THE XjXTH SIMXOW Ck BES3X
pose which must havei been deer to bar
heart. 1 . .-. . ' '
. .. li Portland there vu bo blear home
. . to visit thaa that of the Reeaa sou
-enjoyed giving pleasure to etner people.
. They entertained all of the old-time
(udOIn of the city; and naar at the
tnot dtatlncnlahed rlaltora wha came
to Portland dnrtni the laat kalf-an-
. turf. Thalr home iraa a mum as fooa
: ' 'cheer.-"-. j - - -
- -Aa to Mr. Reed trutluf hU wife to
carry out the feeqneaU from their prop
rty tluU alae U but natural becauM
there never was a oonpie more aevctea
to one another than. vera theee two.
'The life of . each aeemed but the life
1 of the other. ' Their thoufhta wera ao
' . aimilar that there la e doubt but lon
- before If r. JReed died they had agreed
aa ta how the money ahould be divided
, - xti he knew that aha would but carry
: cat the plan they both dealred.
"Tor the oltv. the beaueata wera grand:
- ' and for Mra, Jleed. aha haa put added to
the fame of good womanhoed.,, ' , 1
' From one of the mea who wera named
th niafa r i eehoal Which aha
' hoped to found, a man who -had aioo
been an Intimate friend of the family for
v. . . . r nr ' Vi-m .
.: the federal joourt thla : atatement - waa
siven to The Journal: . . ivs
. 1 recard Mra. Reed'a benevolenoea aa
mm of tha iti nat lmDortant that have
ever been raooraea : ix tna run a wnicn
. . .. waa donated for educational purpoaea
but that it will be. it wOl reault la the
' utmoet good to the Pacific eoaat. Bo far
aa I am Informed-there la nothing of
- the kind la thla part of the country and
.. it wUl be of untold , benaflt te our
youth." : . r ,. ,.' r- " y
Worthy of . aw'-Saaan4.r:-
Tn view of the character of the mea
whom Mra. Reed baa clothed with au-
thority aa truateea," aald Circuit Judft
Sears, "there ahould be no failure of
' rood reaulte: at leaat ounnr their Uvea.
Not only that, but the Initiative they
- will aet In motion will probably lnaure
v excellent woix arter tney nave paaaea
away. -
, "Aa to Mra. Reed'a benevolent action,
it la eaactlr what one would be Juetl-
' . fled In expectinc reaaonlnr from a
. V& flUluOV W W f DUW Will V
from the beat blood on the continent of
America. ' It waa - found In Plymouth
county la the old Bay atata. She her
. s . t ' i.
-r-". W9il wuaw uui Vila . uj. yiaGf lit
the county of Norfolk, Masa., and her
. action la la accord with the apirlt of
... : . natrlotlem which haa alwava been dl-
' ' ' rrom tne nrat oi the Aaamaea aowa
' In other worda. It would be difficult to
The rearedT In that community without
being thoroughly imbued with a aplrlt
of satriotlam and philanthropy."
.ill-1, Dr. Voaaa laada Example.
Dr. William Jones, who . for many
.year vialted back and forth with Mr.
and Mra. Reed, aald: .
Tbla bequest la moat unique la the
city, and la the northweet, for that
. , -matter. It ia an example which. ahould
philanthropist la the city or atate.
' t ' - "To the young people, great good la
aura to come; and It will aid further la
establishing Portland aa the educa?
tlonal center of the northwest"
1 Another expression regarding the wis
dom of each bequests la the following
: , ' from Judge Cleiand of the circuit court:
'- Xa Xatm Monument.
1 1 think Mra. Reed made a wlae dis
position of her money," aald - Circuit
v Judge Oeland. "She baa built for her
eelf aa enduring monument and rained
the gratitude of the people of Port
land. . Her bequeata are of grreat value
Dyspepsia
and othtr stomach trouble
' quickly relieved and in most cases
aureiy curca oj tne use u
1,
This scientific rermldde Is akro
tuttly barmlm t It subdues the
inflammation of the mucous mem
brane oi the stomach, and by re
moving the cause, effects a cure.
Veedaod recommended by leading phy
sicians. Take no substitute aad see that
each bottle bears my slrnatDre. Trial sua,
1.00, at dragjista or by stall, frow .
IMaet. " NamYerk.
Sad for BooilH Btmw treat ttumw. -
AND NOBLE
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ta these laaUtutlona aad win anabU
them to carry on their work, far mora
effectively than hitherto."
Tt la my opinion that Mra. Reed'a
memory will U ways- b held la respect
by the people of thla city," aald M. C.
Ocorre, preatdlnc judge la- the circuit
court. "She certainly evidenced a
aplrlt of benevolenoo nd a deal re to
further the publlo good. Her act waa
.ini, whan it la ram am -
bared that her huabaad accumulated hia
wealth la thla country, pecaueo it enowa
..... .w. imKiiaif 4rlth a atiirlt of
I fiat 4v w mm m.www
MMtmia tinrf the oeoDle among
whom he achieved financial auooeee.
m . HmmA h tha aluatlOfial
laaUtutlona of Portland at the preaentj
.i mm snual to meat the de-
maad. but tbeaa bequeata will help
meet the future educational demaada of
the city. What I would Ilka to aee
would be bequeata by wealthy people In
favor of training schools, aaalatlng
young men and woman in masierini, u
manly arta." . . ; : ' .'. .
, . Mayor Wflllama Pleased.
wnilama. - tW anaaldna- cf the
many bequeata of the' late Mr Hoed,
mmiM lt,i. mAmtnv. .. "Thar ean be fent
one opinion on thla aubject I knew
Mra. Reed before aba went to California
to reside. X also knew ber husband and
frunrnt visitor at their home.
Mr, Reed made hie vaat fortune here
In our city. I am ox ma opinion max
mm ttaaii tn her nnmaroua and areneroua
bequeata haa shown a proper apprecia
tion Of the - lTOWU-ano proapamy v.
Portland, to which Mr. Reed largely.
..rihiitarf in hla lifetime. I ala-
cerely hope that the bequeata of Mra.
Reed wiu do auggesuve 10 pvupt
who. have made great fortuaea la the
city of Portlaad."
OGLESBY YOUNG FOR
STATE LEGISLATURE
Orieabr Yountv temocnUio candi
date for repreaentatlv for Multnomah
oountv. waa bora and reared on a zarm
la Warreb county, Missouri, receiving
such educational advantages aa the
cauntrr district school afforded.
in the vear 1888 he secured a situa
tion aa traveling: salesman for a large
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OGLESBY TOXJNO.
manufacturlnr establishment of St
Louis, Mo., traveling through the etatea
bf the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
for four years, until 188, when ha waa
appointed Faclflo coast agent (or the
establishment, witn neaaquartera ai
San Francisco, which position be con
tinued to fill, traveling through all west
ern statea, until July, 18. when he re
signed hia position, came to the city of
Portland, and commenced the atudy of
law, and was admitted to the Oregon
bar fn June, 1898, ainoe which time he
has been successfully engaged In prac
ticing law 1b thla city. He haa alwaya
been a Democrat, and haa taken an ac
tive Interest In political, as well . aa
other publlo affairs, since his residence
In this city, and haa never before been
an aspirant for any office.
"Queen Esther" 'at the Marquam
Grand Tonight, v
The first performance of an elaborate
production of the sacred opera "Esther"
will be given at the Marquam Grand to
night under the auspices of Grace M. a.
church. 4
piofoMod Stock Canned Oooda. -Allen
Xiewla' Seat Brand.
IIYADES ARRIVES
TO LOAD 'LUMBER
BIO ITaaKIl TO OAMT OTM
TWO XXXXZOV HIT OP Ivan
Ton tmm ooTsmmanri to na
nUM STOW A WATS ABOAJftO.
i.ihm at tha Portland lumber mill la
v. im.Hnun ataamahlD Hyadea, whloh
MV "HW. mmrmm-' "
-i... in , kirhnr thla mornlnc from
si i i v iu asa s,aw ---
Tacoma. She waa recenuy cnartereu
by the government to carry lumper to
th. Phninninaa and ahe began receiving
cargo shortly after her arrival. It Is
the Intention for her to take out anou
1,500.000 feet, and as the total ahlp
ment to be made comprises almost
twice that amount, the Pleldaa, a aleter
steamer, has been engaged to carry the
K.inra ha ia due to arrive on the
eound from the far eaat tomorrow. .
Offlcere of the Hyaoes cepor
the passage down the coast waa com-
. i -, - i. oa ttAiiva ana fraa of any . in
cldsnU worthy of mentioning. Reaching
the mouth of the. Columbia river the
vessel - waa foroed to wait -on -the out
elde about alx hours xor a pnot u com.
- m m - - ...au tha nar.
aooara ura - - . --
The delay waa due to a mteunderetand-
mg, the - nar piiota jaiung i ;-
. -a k. tka ataamar would But In
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an appearance ao aoon. The vessel also
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lay at AaioriSk aear nuuia trmwm, -
ceedlng up the river. . Below the
mouth of the Willamette a atop waa
made until this morning, when tha run
up to the narDor waa compuwo. -sva
mrA tha ataamar are three Jap
anese prlaonera. They are atowawaya,
. . t..( AvIm
who toon passage nm w k
of tha steamer from Yokohama. The
little brown men are handcuffed, and
will be returned to the land of the ru
ing aun at the expenee of the company.
T la nMKahla that thV Will be lodged
In tha county Jail until the ateamer gets
ready to sail, no one appear w nw
w k. t..i h It 4a ranarallT
OIUUU BVUUI lliw ..- - - m
presumed that they took leave of their
homes in oraer to escape
to enter the army.
The Hyadea and Pleiades are owned
and operated by the Boeton Tow boat
company of Tacoma. and during the past
three years have been engaged in the
oriental trade. Port Arthur and Vladi
vostok were the principal porta at which
v.. mmMmJt tm tha far aaatL and aa theV
kllff . IIWM M. " " -
are now practically cut off from the
commercial worn we mmmuj r
elded to take the steamera off the
run until tha trade prospects become
brighter. The Hyadea Just returned on
her laat trip about a week ago. The
i MM..iMf1.iil nf tha Una fa t-
inmH Mfc'w. w. -----
pacted to arrive In the city "thU after
noon rrom Boston. .
pfca TXvaaa la SKA faat Inns' haa a
beam of 47 feet, la 88 feet deep, and has
a net registered tonnage oi s.ssi. one
earrlea a Chinese crew and la In com
mand of the following offlcers: George
Wm4m Mntiln aiforvtnaM. flrat offi
cer; Kllla, aeoond officer; Jackson, chief
... PuiMitti AVat aaalatant anal.
neer; Pierce, aeoond aaslstant engineer;
peeie, tnira aeeiaiani iniinnr, auu
Htnanti, fourth assistant engineer. j
UOZTXOUra BUB3TB. ,
Tree Foist Beeooa. Alntosi Xatlrely e-
.. . ' sjtxoyad by Fire. , .
Oantaln Clklna. llahthAnaa InanaotoT
of this dtstrlot, who. returned from a
trip to 'Alaaka yesterday, reports that
it was by the merest chance that the
lighthouse at Tree Point station was not
destroyed by fire a abort time ego.
It la a naar atraetnre and a llrht waa
placed In It on May 1, for the first
time . All went well until about two
weeks later, when the coal which waa
mtnrtA tn tha room adlolnlna- the tower
became Ignited In aome manner. The
flames quickly spread, out xortunaiuy
a-fire apparatus had been installed a
few daya -previously, and the blase
waa extinguished before any great
amount of damage waa dona It la the
only station in Alaskan watere that Is
provided with, an apparatue for, fighting
fire, and had It not been ao equipped
there la aald to be no doubt that the
entire plant would have been destroyed.
The tender Heather la still up north,
the captain returning down the coaat
on a mall steamer. Several additional
buoys will be Installed In the harbor
at Sitka, and the Heather will remain
there until thla work haa been com
pleted. . .
HfnOMU ABB BUSY.
Many Tassels to -Bo-Surveyed by Ocv
snuaoai Offlolala.
Captains Edwards and Fuller, In
spectors of hulls and boilers In thla
district, are In the midst of their busy
aaaaon. Yesterday they inspected the
Grey Eagle at Oregon-City, and today
they will Inspect toe unamw, Biramger
and Cva-net now lying In Portland har
bor. On Thursday they will go to
Yaqulna and examine the steamer
Roberta,-and wiu-retura in unt xo in
anect the Bailey Gatiert, the Regulator
line's crack ateamer,' whloh will soon
go out on .The Dalles run. Next Mon
iav thav will ro no to Cascade Locks,
and inquire Into the serviceability of
the ateamer Sadie B.
The Inspectors report that there have
been more new vessels puiu mis year
than usual, and throughout the district
there is a greater, number In commla-
alon than ever before known.
Low Excursion Rates
i To St . Louts and Chicago and return.
account world's fair, via Great Northern
railway, June 7, II. 17, 18. H. Dickson,
C. P. ft T. A..1H Third St. Portland.
NOW
Is the
TIME
To order a Suit for sum
mer wear. A splendid
line' of samples are here
for your selection, and bur
style1 of work is the best'
None can equal my work,;
style of garment and fit.
Give me a trial
WMa VELTEN
MLOK
406 WASHINGTON ST.
D. P;L0KG FOR V I
KIT. TABOR CONSTABLE
s lXP. Long.ot ZtuaaellvlUa, candidate
ror oonataoie or Mb aoor cuevtoi, waa
born tn CoffeevlUe, KajL, June t, 187T,
oame to Portland July 8, 1888. and has
lived In Russellvllle elnce . Ndtember
18, 1887. - ; .
Mr. Long says he reailaaa that ir ne
mmmimm tk. rwamnnratia vota onlv that
he would not be elected. But aa hla
long residence has maae mm a worougo
and agreeable acquaintance tn the ML
Taoor aiainct, ne expecxe urn mmj
Republican friend e will not consider
hla candidacy aa a party pledge and be
oomnelled to vote for the Republican
nominee. '
Mr. Long has the support or many- or
the bualness men In the district, who
... mmm hln anHMal klUIW.
Rlf tiuiVHl M m'-m m.m. w
Ing hlra to be free and fearleea, and
from hla previous recora, tnat u eieciea
he will do what la right w '
XABXJTB BOTXS.
m i
Astoria, June 1. Arrived down at 8
and aailed at 8:80 a m.. steamer Aber
deen, for San Francisco.
Arrived down itUn. steamer Co-
lumW
Arrived early thla morning, steamer
Chi co, from Baa Franclaoo.
San Franclaco, June 1. Arrived, bark
enttno John Smith, from Portland.
Hongkong, June 1-Arrlved. Britlah
ateamer Chlng Wo, from Portland.
Astoria. May 81. Arrived at 11:80 a.
m., schooner Alpha from San Pedro.
Left up at 8:80 p. m, American
eteamer Hyadea .
Arrived at 4 p. m., British ship Boa
eon Rock, from Antwerp, via Port Los
Angeles.
Correction Barkentlne Gleaner ar
rived In at 18 JO a m... Instead of George
C. Perklna - ' ..
Astoria, June 1. condition or tne
bar at 8 a. m., smooth! ' wind; south
east; weather, cloudy. . .
Astoria, June 1. Elmore aailed for
Tillamook at I o'clock.
Astoria, June l Steamer Chlco ar
rived from Ban Francisco,
Ban Franclaco, June 1. Steamer El
der aailed for Portland at 11:40 a. m.
nrW BAXLBOAB FOB FAXJUI OTTY.
' (Bpeslal Olspaeeh e Tke levneLk . '
mti. rntv n Jnna 1 . It la rumored
A' . t 7 '
v.. vaiia nit will imia have a, new
U mmm " "
railroad, the exact route of which baa
not yet been determined. A prty of
surveyors are now at work maklngNjpro
llmlnary surreys.
Thla town la experiencing a alight
boom. Several new buildings are under
course of construction and there la not
a vacant hnnaa In the cltT. Both the
Ryan A Luoaa Lumber company and
the Coast Range iumoer company ara
operating their mills.
Good Title for a label.
From the Kansas City Journal.
Vll. tXTkaalai. : WllnO haa a DMm
which cloaee with the worda: "What
ever you do keep aweei." it wouiu
niake a great laoei zor un mua jar.
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BATTLE 1 IS VAGED
iiAROlll. HEARST
OBOBOZA OOBfBBTIOB T$ 9ZYSBB9
XM XTB rilUM AJrTX-MBABB
FOBOBS BTBOB 9 XX KXCBXdAB
-siuun At : XiABa xs fbo-
soxnrcaB fob FaUtssa, - ' i
(JMraal Spaelal Sctrloa.)
Atlanta, na.. June 1. The Oeortla
rtamnnratla atate eonvantion - met at
noon today. A nara ngnt ia oemg mut
by the ParkerlUa to have instruotlous
-tmw. n. tha Maw Yorker. . Hearst's
friends are oppoaing and favoring the
unit rule. The ranter caucus. ,
night broke up ta a row. Tha dalegatea
. i..n . aHU ha rvtnarassman GrisTga
Maddox, 3. M. Smith and Judge Sweat
AU except Orlgga are favoring Parker.
sjuuur iroT xxf ayxBaOToa.
Oxuka ' Coaveatloa JTo
;v ; Xlvlda a Any Quastloa. .
-.. (Jooraal Special Service.) '
. Omaha, Neb., June 1-Admlnlstratlcn
and "reorganlaationM are slated xpr
scoring resolutlona 1 Hears tj waa not in
evidence. The convention is expected
not to divide on -any question. Before
the convention was ' called to order
three deleaatea MX Urge were practical
ly , selected, Bryan. C J. Smythe-and
W. H. Thompson, xae zourxa man waa
not In evldenca
FOBOBS WTJT.
Detroit Ooaveaioa Beads tTaUstaucted
. Belegatloa to fit Xrtals.
" (Jeareal Spaelal Service.) !
natrott. June 1. The Anti-Hearst
forces won In tha preliminary organisa
tion of the Democratic atate convention
today, electing L. T. Heamea aa chair
man. An ualnatrueted delegation wilt
ha sent to the fit. Louis convention with
anti-Hearst men In the majority, i
Detroit June L Campau. who waa re
elected a delegate at large and endoreed
aa a member of the national committee,
Is for Parker.
MARINES ORDERED '
TO MAKE READY
(Continued from Page Ona)
henslve. as they have firm faith that
either Great Britain or tha Unite
States, or perhaps both, will effedt their
releasa No mention Is made of their
present whereabouts or their method of
living. . .
BATTLBSXXFS AT ZXSBOB.
Lisbon. June 1. The American bat
tleships Alabama and Maine arrived bars
today. '
AMZBXOAB OBUxSmmTaT TABOZZB
(Jeareal Spaelal garrtee.)
Tangier, June 1. The American
cruisers Olympla, Baltimore and Cleve
land arrived bare today, making seven
in port, .
J UB'llOB aCABXAB" XS Via.; ,,
, . liCVM BHU 0VKTBIB.J
Washington June L Justice Joha M.
Harlan of the United SUtea supreme
court observed his flat, birthday today.
Though eligible a year ago for retire
ment from the bench on full pay. there
la act tha slightest prospect that he
will avail himself of the privilege for
aome yeara to ooma, as he la hale and
hearty and haa the vigor of many heal
thy men half hla ago. The Justice haa
served nearly 80 yeara on the aupreme
bench and la the senior member of the
court '
- :...u Tha Bolntloa. ,'-." -
From the fit Louis Globe-Democrat
The Igorrotea waat dog meat and the
Moroa clamor for baked alava When
the exposition Is over they may be per
mitted to eat each other,
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Pianos-For The Asking
Streetcar transfers, commutation tickets, fruit can labels, can
celled postage stamps, blank checks, tobacco tags, chewing gum
wrappers and piano coupons of every variety and description will
be accepted at our store until further notice as first cash payment
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of $30 pn any piano. 4. nav is, wc wiu give you u iron uw puto
of any of our pianos, during the "coupon- sale now in vogue.
Piano coupons are in reality worm no more to us or any one else
than so many gum labels or cigar ribbons, but we can, and do .
now, offer you a discount of $35 on our pianos because: We
buy our pianos direct from the factories, in car lots; and have no
commissions to pay on our sales. Moreover, our small goods,
sheet music and ohonoeraoh departments more than pay our
business expense; and pianos are an extra. This makes it possi-
ble for us to sell pianos cheaper always than other Portland
houses, and to make an additional $35 discount when "piano
coupons' ar in general circulation. If our competitor tells you
that this Is not true, don't you believe himr hes trying to get
you to bite on his little "coupon" bait Go the rounds. : Then
drop in here. We will allow youv$35 from the best piano for
your money that you have seen in all your research, with a mag-
nificent stool and scarf and a book and a fine selection of music
thrown in. (This spiel is not copyrighted and may be used with
impunity.) " : - , .
Wright's Music & Piano House
127 SEVENTH STREET, i between , Washington and Alder. '
We carry everything from a jews harp to a piano. ' Music
and books at cut rates.1 Our rent is lower than any other music t
house in the city, THEREFORE OUR PRICES ARE THE,
'. ' . - v:.r$r.y;-" - ',:.:'?:-;'-.ii-iA ' -i -v(. '.;-.-;-ytf:-A' 'rx.ti
6 Shampoos for
AWoodlark Dfrcnttic Egg Shampoo hi to H yean gained ;
fame ad praUe; a wonderful Invigorator and cleanier of ;
, 'the acalp. ), Six cubes la a box. each sufficient for a fihampop,.
;V"V.-m :;tU-p-s--,by mall to any addieifcV ' v.; .V?
''ui-::--r' a: i'-J, vV-,V; 'wVv'fi't'A
rniiftt
Jfragrani, iaiung.'c ooia eyerywucro ' VMvw.. . ...
r : SPECIAL 3PRI&5 THIS WEEK. .1.v..-38t
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Specials: on; MahlcunjBp'ods I
This
" Scissors, straight and ;
! - fcurved : 4 - . i't I . .45 t
Knives, plain andffney--r."-
handles ;.... ..ia?
-Emery Boards, box. ..... .15 -
NaU Ffleiva . . .e.V. i .V.15f,
Buffers ..33,
WOO. Photo
See them in our window, regular prices 35 to, 50, , ,V
Our Gold Fish ' Globes Have "
Arrived 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25y-
Japanese Gold Fish, each. .r a.. U.a,5f r
Crepe e
Exquisite designs, 10c for 100750 for 1000
Prevent Poison palk
Take a bottle of Lister's Antiseptic Fluid with you. Keep r
a bottle In the house tmequaled as a harmless and pleasant,
MOUTH WASH, GARGLE. ' An application for bites.;
- stings and bruises 8 sizes . .25si and 70
CANADIAN MONEY
FREE ; DELIVERY EVERY; HOUR
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fa. ia. i I i a i " 1
LIBELS FRENCH
BARK FOR $873
v TT-itmji saaa Warahal BlOW-
era laat night served la writ of Xlbel
.l . aSsl a a aa a eniMitl sa Tin
X. vigoroux. oiuwr
11 "tt. f. hark Maraeibal de
OX ID, l mui , w- -av.
..m m.. in' thla nort TThe
vessel was libeled "Wf.AKg
claimed to be due the local firm of
Meyer. Wilson A Co . .
It la chargeo on novamuar .
year the ahlp waa loading la tha p ort
Oeestemunae, vrarm-jy. -
Pi'-kA.:
a
wme.r
. if
ween.
Our Guarantee any
defect mads - good -satisfaction
or money;
back without qulb-
'r.blo' or question;';"'
Albums at 10c i
TAKEN AT PACE j
, CLASliE & CO.
place 18,000 barrels' oit Oermanla ce.
ment and 400,009 xuos 01 uermw aju
dicata coke waa consigned to the local ,
firm... ...'-'-.
Frevloua to that time, it is alleged,
the ahip waa loaded with nitrate and
tha hold had mot boon cleaned before
tha cement waa loaded. Aa a reault of
the alleged careleeaness of the ahlp' a
officers tha cargo waa damaged la the
sum mentioned and tha court is. asked
to settle the claims. . . .
auuro ra r Ttranr.
Turin, June 1. Former Minister of
wi Affatra Rlann AtmA todav. Bia
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death baa been expected .for many
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