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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-28
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1ll.lalI-13 Fiuut s.

Common things ve have
about Us every day seldom M
teresa one An inquirinc
srhoolboy asked Is the okher
day.. "Whae were ilannels
first made ?
Had 10 co1salt de anthoeA
ties before We could tel him
that flannel goods are the gifa
10 mankind ofthe Welsh, where
even now they have 4 class Of
iiannels peculiar distinctively 10
Wales
We are not saying that we
have any Welsh flannels in
stock. but We have ! selection
Of almost any other make. that
are suitable in price. quality
and appearance for the tastes
Of all Didn't start out to talk
particularly Of ilannels though
Got lots Of other things 10
mention Still We are going
to nun on more in : general
sort Of way today.
The gossamers. you'n re-
member. that were on for
special sale Friday and Satr-
day last. We have concluded to
keep on At the special prices
until they are entirely cleared
out If you've not made POUR
purchase. you should do 50 at
once before the complete lines
are broken.
We have got = big drive n
shape for the gentlemen this
week If nothing prevents Il
win b on IN fun blast b Thurs
day. This win Be IN he linz
Of boots and shoes, particularly
in the winter qualities Going
to make this sale a startler and
one where you win save big
money on every pair that's
bought BY you
Not afraid to tell our com
petitors about this shoe sale
because We know that We viii
be way out Of sight on lov
prices.
Might be good idea for you
to mention about this sale to
the men folks The men, you
know. are not very great hands
10 read dry goods advertise
mcnts.
Something In way Of . nice
bargain you viii find in notion
department in the way Of chair
scarfs. handsome figured China
silk, at soc.
Another bargain coming to
mind IS a lot Of heavy knit
underskirts at 81 each. worth
considerable more.
A regular food Of new COM
bination suits and robes in this
week. Haven't time to make
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Kowhers n King county il there . moro
rroxresxzve or icsezsseent class Of settlers
fhsn In the beAnGfal Napse Wafer. and
nowhere caa be soznd . stronger R<pubas-
ca eiemenx Lest night Tie people Ct the
whole nesxhborhood gathered 20 hear .
discnssson al The political sssues Of the day.
md the school house was crowded TIE
meeting rxs presided over by Mr. C. O.
Rnss<zz and Vas addressed b. Mr.. Frank
G. Hacdoek. Mr.. VI. B. Spencer. Judge
ycbr r. Miller and Judge Richard 0sbora-
TIE raeefsnx uas IN enthusiastic one. and
vhsse there we're Democrats present, the
enthusiasts provoked BY the ezrness talks
os TIE speakers gxFe evi6enoe Of the loyalty
Of she people 20 the whole RepaoaicAa
s-~f~f
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Nschass Duane. victim Of one Of the
receus highway reoberies. sas IN court yes
serday TO prosecute his assailsnk John
Eurns. The case vas called. bal Vas con-
tinued day oE motion Of The defense In
screyssufy she names Of Dsnns and Burns
became mixed In . former report, D0nne
being made The roboer instead Of the rob
b<rsk victim
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b. taking rh< korr1err Pacz1c vegxioz1sd 1s.n:
iesves s xrre s.0s q N 6a5ly- No e6anks o.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-31
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

new York. Oct 90.-Bar silver. 81 90.
Copper-Unchanged; lake nominal.
Lead-Barely nominal; domestic. Sk7A
In the stock market this morning the bears be.
gan to cover with much vigor, and during til,
afternoon prices in active stocks moved nj
sharply at times. News from the arguments o.
the sugar trust case, however, created = bac
effect in the afternoon, and sugar and the rail
road list lost ,rly all of early gains. llinoi,
Central was hammered down ~ on reports Of
earnings Of the past three months. The Close
was heavy at near opening figures, final changes
being generally for small fractions. Govern.
ments steady. *d
Spot Pennsylvania petroleum opened 7sc
closed 76c; November opened TIC. closed ITO.
government bonds-4's. 1874; AIS. 1O4A
i@proyemsnt S. OREGON Ssvisstion ~ "a; Short
Money on cali easy, closed offered at s. Prim.
fairly steady; sixty-day bills, 3Ls0K: demand
3A.85k.
CHICAGO CATTLE
,CHIcAco, Oct, so.-Cattle- Receipts, 1900;
s.: ssesoo; ringers, ssio6s.so. 1>o'
higher; commons light, stesdy: rough and com
~sehts scsSasp f' sSt ss ss asa butchers
Or; westerns, sOGIto; Texans, ss.2sg4 u -"
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHIcAdo. Oct. s0.-Close-Wh eat-Firm: cash,
&1.01; December, S1.0S; May, 81 .O8k.
Corn.Firm; cash. 5Shc; December, 5sxc
May, 55H@55Hc.
Oats-Steady, cash. 4so; December, 4shc; May,
46Nc.
Mess ,pork.-steady; cash. s1125; January.
412.1O; May. $780,
Lar. Steany; cash, 1925; January, Se57h;
May. Sc. 97H,
Barley-Quiet; $50.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Short clear-$5. 85Q5. 90
Short ribs-$5. 35@5. 40
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y. ". 9. Folk = CO... 1,.rea,n..

II W. g. Folk = Co.'S rarcains
81 feet front on Main street. 6ns business loca-
avenue. 500 per front foot. 49, ''-- ''A'-
80 to 20 feet on Main street below the Iron
fro 9S i building q $50 per front fe9.
$50 feet ON Helena avenue. ccsnsr, At $50 psr
IS. sox.aS pn Main street At 500 Per front foot
-Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition No. /,
ioe isst en so1n:l j. Genital addition ~ sa.so
i7s fsst on y corner Central addition for ssoeo
100 feet Flower Garden addition. eloss IL
5Szloo ohoios soiner Sc.ttss addition. MI price
E 81 choice corner. sssvets addition. psio.
as choice lot. in Lockey additiaa from 500 70
IS fe,t on Edwards s.rset, near ain. q $3.50 OF
COO feet = lower Main street from esS to go
per front FOOT choice properly.
o M X. sw q p. !, on electric line
600; This i tho cheapest properly to-day Offered
Tfr,e choice lots in Coz addition q bedrock
.. Sns y. in Northern Pacific second Addison.
io1 fset corner Knight street, Hsuser r' aidieoA
4 W. !
Several choice locations on the Hauses bpuas.
ward, In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$1,000 Two-stOEy frame, eleven room, sl0sets
and cellar. water in house and yard te-ms e2.ON
ihs rents for es1 oDsh
$500 Qns story frame, i've rooms and bath.
closets ard cellar. wator in hou.e and yard, On
dot nxlt0; INQUIRE for terms.
beth, closets and cellar. water in house and yard
,$s,No-Iwo-story frame house. sight rooms,
~ modern CONVEX tsnces. west side on motof
xe,5Uy Two-.tory frame house. six roouaa
bath. etc. stable on lot, lot BOxl25, west side:
terms u, 100 cash, balance long time.
5000 each; terms ssOo cash. balance to emit 80
S4,OOv-Iwo-stDry franc, five rooms, water IN
house; terms $500 oa.h balance to tuit
yard; terms $500 cash, halnnc, to sni..
33AOo-Etght-rOOm brick mouse, water il yar6.
9tabe Tor ten hoIsss, sheds, etc., broadwater adj
y Vol our.i DOM frame house on Madison
avenue, watsr in yard; terms 500 cash. balance
1900 Two-s.ory frame house, .i1 rooms and
balance to suit.
S4,2OO-Two.story framo house on Clark street.
Sven rooms. bath. etc.: terms $50O cath. balance
Sl,sOO-Two frsme houses ON Ewing street; No.
contains five rooms, cellar d cllests; No. Z
contains tix ROOM. cellar aud closets GOxl5o:
$3.a0O-r rame house, seven rooms. water In
tho yatd. lot hoxl!O: terms. $11O0 cash; balancs
thFe. and one-half years Ut 10 rer cent.
lots fenced separate. size OF lots lODxl}O In
Northern Pacific addition NO. !. watsr in yard:
Special Inducements will be made on Great
rsiis and Butte PROPERTY. Acre traits suitable
0og plating always on hand.
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DEMOCRATIC APPQ1lTNENrs.


Tho democratic state central committe.
has made the following assignments Of
speakers:
Hon. W. W. Dixon
HMENA, Friday, October 81.
DKHR LoD0E, Saturday. November /.
BUTTE, Monday. November 8.
Hon. 7. c. Bach
MARTnssDALE, Friday, Oct. 81.
CASTLE, Saturday, Nov. /.
GREAT FALLS. Monday, Nov. 8.
Hon. n. b. SMITH
CHorEAu. Friday, Oct. 81.
SAND CoULEE, Saturday, Nov. ].
GREAT FALLS, Monday. Nov. 3
Hon. W. ID. Hill--
GLASGOW. Friday, Oct. 81.
Hon. A. II. Nelson
ENNIS. Thursday. Oct. 50.
Red BLUFF, Friday, Oct. 81.
Pony, Saturday. Nov. l.
Hon. Stephen DeWolfe-
THREE Folks. Friday, Oct, 81.
LIVINGSTON, Saturday. Nov. l.
BozEMAN, Monday, Nov. 3.
Maj. Martin Maginnis-
snvIR Bow County, Oct. % to Nov. 1st
inclusive.
Gov. j. X. Toole- 4
Dillon, Friday. Oct. 81.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Nov. /.
BUTTE, Monday, Nov. 3.
Hon. W. A. Clark
EIKHoRN, Saturday, Nov. L.
Hon. VIM. Wallace, Jr.
HE1ENA, Friday. Oct. 81.
Hon. G. p. Connolly
AUGUSTA, Nov. !.
WOLF CREEK, Nov. 8.
Hon. Sam'l Word
RED BLuFF, Friday, GOT. 81.
VIRGINIA CRY, Saturday, NOV. I.
Hon. W. 4. Cullen
ELLINGTON. Saturday, Nov. l.
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w,l.o. ) Co. nancy block. on.r.

Wilson = Co, Bailey Block. O1Isr.
1e0- acrs ranch. good water supply. $780,
!, Ae "a ranch. good buildings, fences. Ito.
26O0acrs ranch With good hay Land.
~ head grade cattle, ~ bead valDablo horeee
=. a.00 aores under fence. good water right, ETC.,
16O-acre ranch. near town, good water right, 9
per cent. guaranteed ON investment for five years,
$4,000. I
90 acres immedi.tsly adjoining East Halsns
t0wnsite, suitable for plating. $500.
LOTS.
80 fest, lower Main street. 32,5O0.
100 fest, corner Grand avenue, &1,2SA
lis fest, warehouse property. Gallatin slrsst.
$1,000
50 fest ON North Ewing street, $500 t~@
100 feet, corner Logan and Eighteenth otEoatA
o8.4O0
10 feet, Shilsnd street., e2l psr foot.
~ feet, Ames' edition, 81 per foot:
lou test, corner Hauser addition, 5000
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Wheeler, Word = Co.'S List

Wheeler, Word = Co.'S List
LOTS.
400 feet In Ames addition, 81 Per foot
100 feet in N. =. addition, &l2 per foot.
80 feet on Madison avenue for 81. 700.
100 feet in Ming addition, S12 per foot.
100 feet in N. p. addition No. for Sl7s,
40 feet on 6hi1and street for 81, 600.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each. SO cash and q
per week.
ACRES.
u acres near Rroadwater Hotsl x $500 nor
acro.
HOUSES
Residence in Ealser addition. $1,000.
kesi4 in bradford addition, $500,
Residence in Hoback d Cannon addition, g..
Residence in Baseett addition, 1880.
Residence II Syndicate addition. $4,000.
WHEELER, WlRO Co,
10 and II Gold Block Helena
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Armitass& Pistt

Armitage q Pfatt
ACRES.
70 DEF acre, 100 acres ninc miles from o,tx \.
Ky Per acre, " acrca Close to CITY = "a
$U0 per acre. NO acres tive miles from city,
$50 per sore, BOZ aures ak miles from city. 4,
Several !arge -nohos, first class in all rospecte
great bargain. ''7ls-7
LOTS.
ton. n
$50 per front foot. corne, Montana avenue a -
2hCerix .veuue.
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on. :
s3b per trent foot, ono-t y block in Do Lac,
Addit;t n. Warren street.
S8c eaa =, three loS on street. Lkstcr,y
addition.
81. 0oo-A choice bALiness lot; adjoins Mon.an,
National bank.
S-s ner e At foot. cornsr Twoifth avcnua nd
TS .len street.
$50 Ler front Foot, lots on Hauecr boulevard.
t$a, .t0-toll l, on Sixth avenue, inside iohacE
street.
SIS, oco Improved property paying 5000 pc
y 9TH. 04st
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REAL nsrAxn
4. ). sss.l. ) q, nailsv nasss, G.,

$4,000
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aon snd Csnnes sssases n SrssS vs1sp ssasiSiess,
g,iss ssSso s.s.ss ~ - iaass . q .
l0Oxl3S m On olecsrie ynoHee n DeeaAvnkne
additSoI: nsice Si00S. eno-fS{sd ~. hsiS1oe
iSoxiSK ~ 49, Haesissn - "a 49,.
; sss ess sc saS r. ::s e. - &c g.
i q IL fsss On Psss.a av.,v., on Mol h,n
electric motor In Eroc1wstss sa1it3eS: SlI -
fect q third oaah. balance sas aa1 Two yssss
iSs1isa fsst seutA and sest oex,sr Lam .,d
Iandale Avenue on motor line n OanfrSi eiidi.
deS: S g : 49,, 9
es . iissf sst so aas sa j. 80 4
eFa a1 raS1 a., sd on dcr s@ !.
o'S SxiS fest 81 ,Gs sssa Il e.p,s,, nm
Ses fs Dlec On fsn mSsss e sse .aa
7sxiisx feef on Warrsn street IN rentr., .da,.
Sssi uS 81 On I'm . Ssss for $3.50 eA
0Ox1O6 fset south and west 'front.' cornsr Tcue.
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T. 81. Floyd.Jones. Atlas Block.
DARoAINs.


front, $500.
100 feet, HAusef boulevard, south front, 92,2s0
10 feet. corner Of Laurel and Chotsau streets,
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
20 feet, corner OF Jocelyn and Wilder stxeota
9oO. Syndicate addition. -
900 feet. Syndicate addit'o, $4,000. Easy tsftns
~ let. syndicate addition, $4,000
o0 Iset on Helena avenue, fronting north, ~ O00
ID iS ~ f'et ON the east sics near The railroad.
Property ON lower Main street syllable for I'm.
9edlats Improvement, price and tsrms upon ap-
go feet Of property d Centss street. It rsa.on-
.,dots il tho Gyndioats addition. largo List from
Lots IN the Amss addition, IN to SO.
foot. - - - -
cation. -SSs'AA'
Large list os serss insa0e "a eataida n. ~,
limits ct reasonable psicoA S''s
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WIN. Mutl,'s List.

40 a:res Montana avenus property,
2l0 aores choice West r.nd property.
l00x125 Bradford ID li,ion. corner, $500
600 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 per lot,
oDe poet saSss P P.rk r fsst
lelx225 Hauser avenue front. $40 O.
l0Ox161 belle rue addition. 5000
:Sxlzs Main street 'front.' corner. $500.
l0Ox14O Eighth avenue and Idaho 5000.
- acres At 80, $500 .aa4s ~
Residence in panssr addition, $500, &
residence in Bradford sodition, $4.300 Vs.
Residence in Bradford addition, $6,5OO.
Residence in HobAck ard Cannon, $500.
:. Residence cornsr Breckenridge and Cen
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". 4. Cox. Gold Block, oners,

W. T. Cox. Gold Block, Oners,
Choies lots in the Amss addition as sii ~
front foot.
"A 6ns variety Of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 70 $1l per foot
prices.
Rlocks in Highland Park q g. 500 for choice
"A fms block in Brooke addition, fronting -
Hsueer boulevard. st ZIG per front font.
A 6ns selection Of lots in Haussf additioo fFem
$22.5O to $40 per front foot
Desirable lotsia Locksy addition. near Hsasns
avenue, choap. - =
Same szoeflent bargains in Riehmnnd HiM
Gome yery Desirable Aain street peopssU -
roasonAo.o prices. .s.s No.,
No fve room houses. nsv. sresnd sextak =
fvsive-st 81 eass nsar buainsss eentes. ground
Several nv desirable residence. ~
1h5ss:sto.y brick building. ranA se - spss
fo!ts scrss iniids city ltmati. vsey dslrahis
Nis.:e rs, q. .; sa,etaias siav :. ssess s.aan
- serss 3sst ostiads q city iiniaA saitahas ~
20 as.e naar Town. vss Aslhas ~ = -
O. sssss i aisnsA taels - nla -
- ~ $50 * 4. {. -st 80
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that II he ever gets we'll he's Roina to net
married right away and Let his wife take
care OF that sort OF thing; that il isn't &c
business for any man. d
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Eorber, B. Reed. Secretary,

Helena Real Estate and Building AssocIa.
tiOn.
Eerber, B. Reed. Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block
Icc lots near eity limits. 500 each; Is cash ara
~ Fer week. -
30 Lots near Northern Pacific depot, SIPS each;
- cash and 6 Per week. ~ =
20 lots in Northern Pacific cd lition No. 2, $50
eaeh: Us cash and So per week. -. :. =.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 800 cash and 81
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~ to act AS governess or companion to lady so
~ to obtain home for winter. Address Miss
Ross this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED--AB SALESLADY IN
- dry goods or millinery. Have had expert
once. Address y. D., this office.
SITUATION WANTED-TO TAKE CARE or
- carriage team and do chores in private fam
ily, Address T. c., this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT
~ woman to do nousework in tirst-class family.
Address ~ N. 10 iney street.
SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUTH OF
h.a Ell 20 .na
tail business. Address los, this office
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SlEUAElUJs IA tcGD
Advertisements under this haad thrse times
FREE
SITUATION WANTED-AS LADY'S COM
y panion, or would work for board. Address
Ton Ninth avenue.
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LOST;
01 n REWARD STRAYED FROM JUDGE
@AV Armitase's residence on East Broadway,
one bay horse branded l. on right
shoulder and thigh, one gay mare branded VI
on left thigh: black dog with them: SO for their
delivery to the above described place.
7 OST-Sl0 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
~ for the return Of one brown two-year-old fl
foot, to Fred H. Stafford. Fair Grounds, Helena,
Mont
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FOR AALk
| Fol. s "a "a -s4TgRD11. nov. !. Al lo <. 4.
nolo furniture st private sale.
FOR SALE sTHE PAVILION" At LIVINo-
ston; also tho ice houss and private rod
Gence connected Herewith. Inquire OF Ars.
A.andt Livingston.
EoR sALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR
ssingie o. double driving; perfectly gentle:
For SALE SECONDHAND, Six HORSE
power, horizontal engine, 6Ist-clAao. Stead
man foundry h Machine Co.
TOR SALE-A NEW HOUSE OF Six ROOMS.
= pantry and bath room on HOWE street, No.
~. Also the two adjoining lots OF ExlOO teee
Apply at SAID house.
fok sALE-A F1vE-RQOM HOUSE AND A
vacant lot Call at the premises. 108 Alta
south OF Broadway, and make m offer.
0k SALE--CHEAP. "A FIRST-CLASS ~
office.
A GOOD CRANDALI. TYPEWRITEk IAhA.s
reasonable Apply at this Office
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL TO COOK
~. and do general homework At Mrs.. l.
MARKS, corner Fifth avenue and Warren. kefer-
WANTED-AG GIRL ABOUT1l or Is YEARS
~ Df age to take care Of . three var old baby.
$40 Fifth avenue.
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 D COOKING IN
,..,,. restaurant. Address Mrs. n. brigham,
Billings, Montana. s
WAN ,ED-SMART GIRL TO TRAVEL AS
~ clerk and cashier for party ON the road
With watches and jewelry. Address IA, this
office
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. 6O7 N. Warren.
WANTED-AT MISS STAMPS DRESSMAk-
w ing rooms, . tirst-class waist maker. Room
Z. west entrance, Diamond block
WAN1ED-A GOOD GIRL FOR COOKING
" and general house work. Apply Il. H.
Fl0yd-Jones, Hauser boulevard.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-11-05
About TIC suns Cnrnnn.

The observations made by Professor
Schaeberlc. of the Lick Observatory, in
connection with the eclipse Of last De-
cembcr have led him TO PROFOUND an
entirely new theory of the solar corona.
According to his observations the corona
is caused by light emitted and reflected
from streams of matter elected from the
sun by forces which in general act along
lines normal 10 the surface. These
forces are most active near the center OF
each sun spot zone. and owing 70 the
change OF the position of the observer
with reference To the plane Of the suns
equator the perspective overlapping and
intcrlacng of the two sets of streamers
at these zones cause the observed appar-
ent change IN the type OF the corona.
Having had this idea suggested To him
in the course of his investigations, Pro-
fessOr Schaebcrlc has hit upon a mode OF
mechanically demonstrating it. Having
stuck a number OF needles i'm ball TO
represent the streams Of matter, he
placed the model i'm beam of parallel
rays and allowed its shadow TO fall upon
a screen, the result being that an in
definite variety of forms similar TO the
corOnal structure can be reproduced by
simply revolving the model. Whether
the forms that arc seen according as the
observer is above or below or i'm the
plane OF the suns equator agree with
those that should be seen has yet To be
proved; but If there is such agreement
IL will go far in the direction of confirm
ing this novel view OF the suns corona.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-11-05
Owed Him an Arm.

In the summer of 1877 Gen. Jubal a.
Early was guest at the Arlington
Hotel, Hot Springs, Ark Among the
other notables stopping there was the
then somewhat Ex-Governor Stearns, of
Florida, who had been recently appointed
by President Hayes commission TO adj
just the claims of citizens OF Hot
Springs who had improved real estate
afterward decided TO belong 10 the Ma
tional Government One day the two
gentlemen, who had no personal ac-
quaintance. met in the hotel office.
General Early" said Stearns, politely,
"you ought TO be willing TO shake hands
with me. You owe me an arm" and he
indicated his empty sleeve.
"How is that, Governor" queried
Early, at the same time extending his
hand.
81 lost that arm in the cause Of the
Union at Winchester where You com
manded the Confederate army"
Indeed" responded the General
suavely, as he stroked his long gray
beard and slightly Strengthened his bent
figure. "You mustn't blame me for that.
| always instructed my men u do their
duty, but somehow the rascalS would
blunder."
The future intercourse Of the two gen
tlemen was limited TO passing bow.