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FokAlGN MARKETS.


LrvERPooI, Nov. @.-wheat-Holde1 Offef
moderately; new No. 2 winter. u ~, steady;
DO spnnR. Is "a. steady.
Corn-Holder onsf moderately; spot and De-
cembeS. - ga, steady: November, - s3<d,
steady; January. - l01<d, steady.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Nov. ID p m.-Closing- Consols:
Money. 9U5S: money. account. 81 LILO; q. g =,
NxH<; y. I<s. $l.0a1< Bar silver. I'D per
Juice. Money, 55]<(96 per cent.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Exchanges It Clearine-H House
1O,4sL8a.
QUOTATIONS ARE UNCHANGED.
ne frsdaee Masksss Wen stsstea-
Stocks and Bsnds- Eaatsr. agarksss
-whsrf aad comnissisa Hsws.
TIDES At sEAT11n nARsoa ronAr.
hsch wATKk Lov : ATTa
: n z m n mi n. n nj n.
L. 1t nsA e.st2.1s 81 5n "a
AT roar rownssxp.
4 = 20 II 4 So 81 I.sT 5H 81


49, 6kATrLE, Nov -, l836
11cnanxes 1t the Seattle Clearing house t..day
>5s,72Ss
Aue markets - rule are steady and feature
iess rfoduce and rain IL coming in II ely.
a'sd keepe uily apacs with the demand. thereby
ssndency to maintain equal psicea
zs'sa "ee are advancing in pr o. in keeping
:. 49, sue Ie.se ~ California Within the paos
lev days the commodity has advanced 6 on
the ton -
The Trait markets. are quiet, IN apples, pears,
Quantities
In me vegetable markets there is an abuu-
Gancs u casbase. onions, carrots ana bse,a. aud
- = htsie VARYING in prices from thoss here
Butter ana eggs continue arm. vith No
nou: cable chsnge. There has been change IN
me poultry market for the better, and there
III III g plenty on the market for Thanksgiving
The hay market continues steady, with fair
supply ON maud. Higher prices are not locked
~. cus An edvsncs u looked for from oata
which We're quoted Ct Sc busnel oday.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE Rxcslrra
receipts Of produce and merchandise ct the
poss o. Seattle during the past twenty four noufs
wsse % i0ilOWu: Nor heFn Pacific railroad SO
tsns; OosumbIa P1see sound railway. LEO
tons' . assie. LAX Shore Eastern railroad. $50
soua ~ weter-Faifhsven, S tons; Grace, 5
Ions; GuQ.. TONS; Henry Bailey. 80 tons;
Wsscos 70 tons; UmaIilla. Ll0J tons: Mervin, 3
TONS; Fem er, tous; Ansersyn. 2 toas: Feet
wneu. I ton; Jeanne. 80 . !. Total feceiptAL
14ss tons
eEERRAL SHIPMENTS.
Goods and msrchandiss were shipp d from
eattie during the past twenty-fonr hours
- follows: Northern Pacific n iroad, 81 tons;
Columbia 4 Puget Sound railroad. 20 ~; Sc.
attic, Lake shore 4 Eastern railroad, us ions.
~ ater-kditn, toms; Garland. tons: Mer.
w ~ tons. Quincy, 10 tons; Sta OF wasnin !.
ION, ~ tuns; Grace, ( tons; asco. Is TONS: Buck.
eye. 10 tous; lola, s tons: Detroit, tona TOTAL
shipmsnts, 600 tona
NAfUn1 OF RRcxIPfA
Two cars machinery. cars meat, ear ice, .
cars lumber. y cars merchandise, cars ties, 2
cAss coal. car hops. car wood. 3 cars gravel, 2
ca1 modlng and, 9 cars logn. Cars posa.oes, 2
Oars nouf. - oars rails, car stoves, car grass
ssed car pipe. 3 cars wheat cars brick, / ar
COKE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20
QUICKEST TIME To OLYMPIA.
KAMILCHIR AND GRAY's HARBUR-
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH
tTae opposi sioa boat,

Leaves Tacoma frcm the N. p wharf daily, sx-
cept Sunday, ~ a N. pharr. Returning,
leaves Kamiichie l2:4, p m; Olympia. p M;
arriving Ia Tacoma p. M. connect ns with
steamers Reacning atfle O. 7 p. m. and which
are through boats fnr WnascOm and way pointa
street. 8 attic, for Tacoma, ct p m. Sunday.
E.R-Tn boat must No taken from Tacoma
for Gray Harbor country. being the only
through boat
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAODuCB B1CkIPIo AND Quo1A110N6
San FRANcIsco, NV. ls.-Rfoduce : ceipes:
tlonfs 2L0oo quarter sacks: whsah 2o.0o0 cen.
tals: barley. 1900 osnsais; psatoes. TOO sacks;
bran, 400 sacks; middliugs. 2,ooo sacks; hiass,
1.0oQ
Wheat-el s21z0Lss,<
Basley-Hplds mp firmly In price; No
sd, $l.t431DLts1<; choics. sl.56: common
srads. Sl50: brewing. Sl57l<Ol 81: fair to
good, sle23<0l.6s; chevalisr. sl5o0ls21< pr
Genital
0as-o Quotations are we'll msintainsd; sur-
prise, l9502G1<: milling, eLs00206; good TO
choice feed. yl.800Ls71<; fair. sL67140l. SIX;
gray, &L72jf0l.e9 back. SO GIL per cehtal.
Corn-Ths general asking figure 10 Sl.lo Per
GENITAL
swsse potatoss-s2@l<
oFfIoNa
Can board Gales: Wneat-Buysr 1890 s1.3Ok
0l.slX. closing at slslI: buyer season, q. lo5{
tpl4,X closing 1t el4.H
BArey-Buysf 1890 sl5l169l.slK. closing ct
S15lL: buyer season, SL5o1f 9l.s7. closing 1t
SL56H.
FINANCIAL
Drafts, sight, par: tslegraphic. 10; eter-
ing bills, bank. - IS: commercial. t7s: silver
bars, @L0191.0s: Mexican dollars, S10S2c.
ss4rwr,so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

CAUTIcK-Ths Histoeenstis medicines a1s
cold IN bus one agency IN each town. Thslahsl
slound the bottle bears the following insczip-
iions "Dr. J. Iusens Jordan's Hissogenstis
kedicinA' Every othsr device y . tEsza.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

skagit countv's coming metropolis The Seattle.
L,k Shore 4 Ea tern will be completed to
d o this month, making Seoro the radiattIg
ing every p0rris Of skagit ounty. Nil Z.
anks, church g. schools. hotels, bus ness
blocks, store and re licences, are smon2st
recent improvem nta. u-iness lots fr0s. $500
10 90. and reid nee lots from SIS up Easy
terms
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cEATTL1. LAKE SHORE 4 EASTERN RAIL

CEATTLE, LAKE SHORE 4 EASTERN RAIL
October IS lSsa
Time Of arrival and d, psrture Of trains
SEATTLE STATION.
DAILY.
Arlington, 6nohomish, North Bind, Snoqual-
ME End way stations.
Leave 6eatt e...........4:S5 p n. 500 Z m,
Arrive Seattle. 10 Z m, Cos p. N
FIVE SUBURBAN TRAINS ZACH NAY.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS
snohomish North Bend. snoqualmia and way.
Leave Seattle.........-.9:00 Z. M, 4:35 .. m.
Arrive Seattle. ........6:0S p. M, $40 {. m.
FOUR SUBURBAN TRAINS EACH WAY.
T. ". Ruff.
6en'l. PasA Agent
Boston Block.
Ew. DUNN. Superintendent
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West Seattle.

One cannot make any mistske in BUYING West
Seattle tu.i less D operty. We have tue CHI iceet
aud vi n double .routage, for 500 each, one
third cash.
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DR. JORDAN'S once IL ct the Resi-
dencs Of sx-Mayor Yesler. THIRD and
Janice.
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KIRKLAND
sEDRo,

Business and residence properties to b had
from as ON easy termA
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KAsrkRN MARKETS.
NEW yoRx STUCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE stock market, in
Response to . panicky feeling IN London. opened
to az down. Prices. however, were subse-
ousntly fai ~ we'll he d. and on Comparatively
moderate usinsss, b came n % ~ be ter than
IT the .pening. Money WAS tight ~ 8 pr cent
with no Offers The stock market after Il o'clock
wss nrm ON moderate budneas. and prices the
best in the morning reaction appeared b.
fore neon. however. and the market became
rather heavy. Stocks after 2:lS p m. become
more active aud the upward movement made
material progress. Final ch nges were quite ir.
regular, put advances were largely In the ma
ior,ty Bufl ng,on 4 Quincy - mp W. jerry
Central 81. Pacific Msii 81, Union Pacific IL.
Northern Pacific preferred ~. and North Amer
lean l.
Government bonds. steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call, easier ~ 30S1S; closed q ;;
prime mercantile paper. e11@s1z; s,er.ins ex-
change, hrm; bo-day Hills. sA7e; demand. AS7.
bar silver, s6lzc
HoSDA
o. g. as registered I'D ~. s. 4I<'s coz poo. .10l
L. :. 4. eoapoa., 40 cacinc e's.........u2
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cKAaIr RIVER ROUTE


VIII leave Hatneld's wharf On Moaday.
Wednesday and Friday mornings, on ttde. Sos
Ham lion, sedro. Avon, Nc Vernon seanWood
and Wey handbags.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

- 7n1ktR'S NOTICE 10 TAX PAT.
SH ~ saxss 1or the ye6f I'D ~
51i poys bic 1t the cry uooous ~
s=.sS = b I q bloox, soruer eocond
5<Soefs. eoasrIe. WRsh.nGtoo.
- ray bic from j svembeR 1. ioco,
{sSIol. until s o'ciocx p ~. = which
- RENAL. Ing unpetd WIN bseone
IA penalty aud tsiseeset add<l
Il dsv Of November. l8DQ
WILLIS L AMES City Treasurer.
50 Ts HEREBY GIvhN THAT or MON.
y ~ Sernbcr i. fSDa. = rpecial election will
- tire fesusar rolling PAGES In the
.ssrA 81 the CITY of seattle foe the cleo.
- i sssmbef OF the House.oi Deiegates from
= a Al 3 ~ ancy. sid vacancy being
~ ~ failure 10 qua Ify on the faft Of
Sle1d. du = elected N oaid olheo on
~ ~ ()cfobef, A. b. 1880.
e5nrs. Eigh ward-J. H. Hickcnx,
~. n PIprsou. :. LOCK wood. judgee;
80. A. n Graves. clerks
<5Se4nrt. Eighth ward-R d. MeEn.
~. Char e. J. Clark, h. a. Wilson,
IND y. Phspps. James Lathbury.
-. Iieh.h wsrd-S D. Crockeff.
1alnIa C.ay.,n, Charles A. Ktnneas,
4 Is crnxtn, }. r. COchrsn, etefka
- n 4. D. So cifYtLFRK
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cTxAAER MABEL
asozonrsH sIvxa ROUTE,

WIN leave Hstf. d. wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday snd saturday, q Z m, for Rich
NOM, 1welv Mile Point. Rdmunds, six Vile
Point Ma kilseo. Msrysv lie. Lowell aud 0ne.
homlsn and returutne on follow ns days
X 4 SWIFT. Aanagec
IA pAiFIRLD. Agent
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AssELks-

WIN leave HstHesd q CO Imam wharf for Port
Townsend, eoulm. Duneene1. Port Angeles
and Crescent bay. Tuesday end Friday. II m:
WtuYn.De leave Port Angeles Monday and
1huYsday, Z. NJ. arriving q seattle same ere
ntns carrying freight and passenRerA
= II HlTR Masses.
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The Northern Pacihc overland train leaving
Seattle at p. M. on aud aier September LIST
viii run solid via Garrison. Butte and Logan,
Non tana Union will make close connections ct
Garrison with overland trains leaving seattle ct
6:l0 a M for Butte, Anaconda, Deer Lodge and
points of that lima This gives direct service on
ali traius for east hound passengers 70 Montana
Cu1on
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WEsr SEATTLE FERRY

Carrying freight and passsngsn at reduced
WIN saD from San Francisco Nov. Is, 10 q n. Tor
seattle, Tecoms, Port Townsend. ephome whst-
com. F. RI lven, Bellingham, Olympis AID way
Pier No.
0ETZ BROS 4 Co,
General Agents. San yranCiooA
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kxrANn roUoRroN AND

PHxHm mn TABLE
1RAvx ARuyR
Ibundey > ana Hondy.i Il . pm
nursdey midnight Tuesday asn
ecsttlA Tuesday and Tacoma ySiday and
1E36ay~~-..-...e an Tuesday ....-..-.-1oaD
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ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 CRAPS HARBoR r 4
Throush In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily Ct Kamilchio ct = N.
with steamer from Seattle
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puoxr SOUND NATIONAL BAxx. o. -
Buy ana ~ snFeiG1 end do0sseie snpAenA
Hansfer money By telegraph to any pon .
deposits Of money and issue ~
books or certificates thepofoG
CoRREoRONpEN1Ds
London, n. u Rothschiio soaA
Paris, De Rc:nsohild Fires
Frankfurt A. NJ. l. Won eseigR = O.
New Yora, agency Of Bank Of CalleoglaA
Chtcsgo, Commercial Nszonal Danh
Boston, Suffolk National Bank.
San rranciscO. the Bank 81 California
Portland. the Fiat Madonna bank.
BAILEY 6ATzERr Yres,Asra
= fEEnhI. ..... VICE Pres 0ou0
y. fSRl Ter
Rs"k !. cat corner Cherry and Front strseta
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The Union Pa i6c is he only tYans continental
line running free reclining chair cars ana Pull.
mau tourist sleeplng cars from the Pacific coast
to the East 4 C. Marin, general agent, 70S
second street G. T. Baldwin. agent, city dock
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and uutimeiy ending of thousands Of the Amer
can people annually. Oregon Kidney Tea Is
auaranseed to cure al forms OF kidney troubles
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the beat
equipped line, for al points East A. Chilberg
city ticket agent. 71s Second street, Boston
block; L. 1oIkin. depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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Consultasiea and presmipsiens ahaslubsly
y1ax.
Send for Tres book explaining the Hissogsnstis
system.
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Taxa the Northern Pacihc saiiroad, vesti bulo
sleeper and dining-ear route, for ell points East
A.Chiiberg, city uc1es agea- 7l6 second street
Boston block: X 1onkIn. ospo: uckss sgen
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MSS LAKES SCHOOL.

i:niNa AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ii rs su' Yer 81 cor. Octavia, san ran,isc0,
Eil1i.. location. new ant b. austfui
esSi,as :. centionaly stron fscu ~. superior
6sr3.s. sho comprehensive character For
~ ~ M =. larticulsr address the princi.
hi As.AtAlkn sEMIN AIRY FOR YOUNG
3llle~ aes ana children. corner Fifth and
GSS1 reefs Opened August Eth. Pupils
~ any time. For particulars address
lI<ss s.s..,C echfane. Principal 5H Madison
6soVL OF PRACTICAL CIVIL. MRCHAN
nsses. mining. Engineering, Surveying
~ W.. Architecture. Assaying and Navi.
Il ~ WS second Street, Portland, Or, and
ii y. san Francisco Cal Estabiiahei
elss 'ASDER NAiLLEN. Prea Send for
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Cure your rheumatism for ei.25 with bottle
of Moore's Revealed Remedy.
Is karat wedding rings ~ Bayss's. Sol Front
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New York. Chicago. 81 Paul Ban Fran
CISCO Portland and various points
IN Washing on. Oregon and
British Columbia
sasns oliis Of exchange on London available
Collsctions mads = Ill points on favorable
toYmn.
Bonda stncka and other veluables rscsivod
On deposit for safe keeping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

c;scd nv MIR. porter's assistants IN charge were
~ ,,,.h ~ 70 secure thorough work. but
..,.n .hor ,vorc not. The criticisms which
49, f",.,. coil for will not he kept back by TIE
r,,,,,.x,, ror partisan or any other reasons
bu, Mr.. Porter has quite enough disappointment
o., ho,r vithom criticisms which facts yet made
public do not warrant
nm. journals rush hastily to the conclusion
.h.t tho entire work of the census has Prove"
, r,;lurc and that tn whole should be d"ic
uvcr ,cain. The impractlcahlliiy OF repeating
IN enumeration costing Il laiGc sum- Wl'ho"'
any appropriation for that purpose. Is OBVIOUS
w. - ,horo ~ vet evidence that the census Is
dcfcrtiyc excepting a> t. the enumeration OF
tho inhabitants. # il should be found that me
,,h,lo vor!, has been in certain districts o.
.;,io. numerically done there would then he
,;o ., .orurc n thorough consll- within Such
,nrr;,.uy But the public has not the evidence
;, ;r.,;fv -, proposa Of that sort is to any part
Of the territory. There VIII h' time enough l"
weigh such evidence II 1t ever appears.
The public will not overlook fhc iart 'ha'
,horc i far NOR difficulty in obtaining com
,lotc and accurate enumeration OF p'pnla'Ioh
,h,n in many other and very important parts
IF tho census work. In ten mrnt districts. ioi
,,u,,lo il il almost impossible for any person
ri,hout the authority of ppIIc"nan To ger ac-
,o,s to the persons from whom information
mus, Lc ohillncd ii IA all. No "nlilncfa'of
can he c\prctcd 10 >pcaL all the languages Oh
o,r,h ur ,u take with him interpreters who can
,rc,k all languages. Tn" compensation pro-
,;d.J uniIrr the act did not suffice 10 secure
,hc selection of persons who would 90 AGAIN
and ,r,in to each house or room uniIl AL N"'h
JnicI,ltin> had been overcome. lh"lI>a'ihS 81
ncr.on, are away from their places OF r'Sl''hc'
nj the day. and other thousands all IN" ni9h'.
who leave no one behind empowered II answer
for Them The defect, OF the law. II begins 10
Lc applrcnt. were very great and II Is T'itc
no..ihlc that these rendered partial failure
inevitable in some localities For this law l"t
I, Lc remembered. Democratic House AMI
pro.;dcn, were responsible. If President llai-
,i.nu should find reason 10 believe that the
oruuor,tiun under the law a> il stands. has
rroycd generally untrII-'worfhy on defective II
!. safe to .av that he would recommend 10 CON
rrr>s very different provisions. III ra'" Il r''l"'i-
,iou Of ,ho work should be- nndcrtakcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
.ITcrTCE To PROPERTY OUNERS.

The afirlnanrc by tn" Court Of Appeals yes
tcr,lay Of the Judgment in favor OF the plail'lll
in the action OF ". p. Ahcndroih, against the
elevated railway companies cxhallsis the la>'
ll,Stouta defence of those rcSOurcclul cor
no:ations against tho claims of the wronG"i
rrupclty-owncrs. The original decision OF the
Court Of Appeals in the story case II II meant
ANYTHING. appeared to mean thnt these corpora
tiuuS could not under the constitution H'k'
;hc easements nr any Other properly "i 'h'
admitting oNnciS without compensation I''l'
the skilrul and pcltnaciouS counsel i'r the
defendants ccntcndcd That that decision COW
cred only the ease Of downtown properly
owner Who's" tile ran 10 the centre 81 the street
Therefore. all cases that Wci" IL" on III
co,,al standing with the story case III TINS re-
.nnc, were arucalrd. Then cam" III" lhhl
,l,cision from the Court Of Appeals holdin"
Tim, even though tie property owner did not
b.vc lille 10 the bod of the street. he stu was
the owner IF easements OF liHht. air III" ''' -
~ the street of which he cou'd not u" Nc
nrivcd without compensation. That d'C"ioii'
Tho dcrrndlnt> counsel had to admit r"N'r'"
,ho ,,>o of 1I streets and avenues ahON"
r,u,ih.,t. which were laid ont under the Act
Of 1913. But they still insisted that owners
whose property ahuitcd on P"all->t ana ire
Eowcrv had no claim. hrcau$" thos" "rr" 81"
Dutch streets. the title to which from the be-
ginning had been in the government.
The contention that this fact. II II was Il
fact. deprived ahuttiug 0wn"i> 81 me n>la'
,ason,rntS in III" streets i what III" Nh"ndI"'h
d.ci>jou o,crthrowS The result i +" establish
wha. common sense and common lu>ilc" W""Id
naturally allIlm that III" elevated rIIIr"an'
cannot build their >tr,culr> AMI OPP rae 'h"H
,ojlroad in any street in front OF ia" property
Of a citizen without paving him for III" daIhae"
thov have inflicted upon light. air ana means
of access. \ contrary decision. Will" 1t prob
ALL, wuuld have >;;NcI IN" Manhattan Company
milll1n> of dollars w"Id hay" worked "l"i-
mon. injury without redress. because th"i" are
fov ua,t, Of III" city where IN" damlg" 10
rr,,rrtv. not under stations. / greater IMAM
IN prar!->,. and the l'oW"ry. TIN" Judges oil
the second division "f III" Cont "i Appears
v.ilI strengthen themselves in general esteem
hv their dcclSrn N this case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
PERSONAL.
Newly Workers

4 Russian Prince named D,ihora kairoh mas just
been hanged at Vlndvo,tock. lie was 'ap'aih III Il
T., h"rha-k regiment. and murdered 'A prisons III
their -:cp. in for an injustice Wb'h 80 I'M
asncd had been don" him. the , n "dc w' the saow
10 be- shot. diI not confess MS Gnt """'' WV ~
lie only thirty years oi aGc'
Queen Natalie i. engaged in writing her memoirs
which are nearly completed. As she j. Oh" UNI
years of age. her personal experiences Wv "" " :"
very far back and il Will most likely b" f""'" '"'' "
memoirs less >nch than work .,i'' ',,,c' VIII,
KIuv Milan she has got The better III tir ''''r ,,
nr nstnnd IN -, far A. ~ir i, at Belgrade and hti"'
% r"ulin iirir.
The wife Of Dr. T.. +. Weir professor oi 'h'p'a
surgery at .lr Cprg" Of Phvsiclhl~ ana HnrE''"' '
lnuy lr rrrr,,,Imlrd rot Unly hy Tia" -"d"r0 ~ 80"
Union Amy " 10 wcr" sick wounded pa'l"h'' ~ Wv
lnrr,ck, hospitals. Frederick city. Md bnt "'@' ~
,,, Coufrd,r,,os who v"rc wounded ~ the lh''P VI
,u,ir,,n and vert, brought (" Frederick to he u''''"
she wa. then Ma Marie Washington M'Ph''N''h az"
yi.i,cd the hospital nearly every daV "''"'0''''"-
nnii and c',-.nids and other d'lira'" i'""' y, w.
vino could eat them Her kindly face 40 tn ,,
w,rI, f., one ,,d all brought ch"cg T." the 1'."n
%nr thc rLnrtc Of tho surgeon whom N" ni''T'''i''
mnrrd ON" II the tNnf"riHic soldiers !" M"'', Nv
devoted much lt'"'on. not" l~tathlh': ~" wa" Va
,,,,'h Imion r,,r,i was al officer ~ tlr IN Nir
mi, Regiment Who lo-t bot! Of III, l.' ;,h" , "'"
.rrwnd r.covcrrd sufficiently 10 b" sent To- !l> h"''c
.ir, IA tLr tlo,,uvh treat ment II surgeon W'lr
This curion, story abont Mary Anderson Ha'"F'o J.
,,I Lv ,,h, " Nnrton Of i. Loue. who wa' her man
..~ -, ,hc time Local pride AID natural d>t' ~
c, tho ,,lnutrd Kcntn'ky a'trr>- h'Ip'i I" "'' wa
treasury In the West and south. Later Oh we N''''"
Ncs Eurl,ud. and there "" hid hh'n '''' y, '''
MIS- Anderson Wa ulr Known 10 the E'''' ~" = i'-
h r,d,., .c.u hcr act wcr. slow in r"""g't'n- "'i
r.,tu. Then il, wa, that johnny R"-'r'. WI" i'''
made Minnie Palmer known t. The pa'c "!' 81 "" ''
,,c,ts shaved hi, hand. H. Wa or aHN"''' - 49,
ard Il + u,rcccs-;ry 10 ~aN. believed ia
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t,,,..d AID -ti,,'- assn" ID blf 49, l'''
va ,l,. ,u,l MEYER lii = ii ."r :" aiN'r-" h''r' i;
-, l,nly udi.ralt ~l'rp IA" 'I"aN' bow ~ u..,
fi,or IA been rii,i,prr>,lr"i for puri"" :" r'l'
+, h.r>-ll pr. 'rlli. her >i"pfath'i. 'A'' u w. ~
,,,rIy dr,lnru: mat i'' error inu'' "r go w. ''
I 10. -'ury htd Already ben lNn''i ~. - ''
.,,r..i,u w,uli have ln"n'"l aNk"a;n - W. ~. y"
10 IT,. i -, lnd f,,'n ihhi tiu' 't' oar , :,
AL t't' '"Hl' %" "l-l"' l''' h"-''> wa W.
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