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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s-Produce receipts
Flour, 1900 quarter sacks; wheat, 1900 CEN
tails; barley, 5000 centsls; corn, 1000 sacks;
beans, 5000 sacks; potatoes, Loo sacks raisins
1000 boxes; wine, 5000 gallons.
Flour-Family extras, 1905 25 per Dbl. bakers
extras, sol5G5.25: superfne, $36J(G3. 90.
Wheat-sl Sztgl.70 per GENITAL milling, ]. IN
@sl.75 per GENITAL.
Barley-Feed, sl.oOG1l o7lx. with sLoSN for
choice; brewing, sl-12lz(Gl20: Cheyslier. 81 $50
l3715 for standard; lower grades. sl.07la(Gl 20
per GENITAL
0ats-Surprise, 81 1901. as milling, 81 s5(gl 40;
good TO choice, l30dDl. 40 fair ST. 271<;
gray sl.2715lgl. s213; black, $135D1 IS per GENITAL
for Oregon. aud 81. 5ol1l 30 for California.
Corn-Large yellow, sl.2SGl-3O per GENITAL;
small yellow. 81 S2s aC1l.371z: white, sl259l35.
Wool-Spring footh,l, per pound, lGQelsc;
northern. 1Seg22c: Nevada, l563isc: Oregon val
lev. 29G24c; eastern light 6(G Sc: eastern heavy,
1aGl5c- Fall, mountain, liSAt and free, ll61lSc;
heavy and poor, 9Glic. Plains, heavy and poor.
7Ssc: plains, good, s9loc; lambs, poor TO
choice, Sgl2c.
Call board NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1891. $.7p<;
buyer season, $.sI5sGl So, closing at Sl.sl5s.
Barley-Buyer 1884, sLloIs Gl.ls12; closing az
slls11
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, l5c: telegraphic, zoe. Sterling
bills-Bank, si.Si11: sicnt. sLs5; commercial,
Asl17. silver bars-96l ztG9Cssc. Mexican dollars
--7712(G77A.
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steady: Texans steady 70 strong: prlWs -s1sS a.
Others, 81 s5Ce350: Texans, s.. 45gS.45; rangers
s.. 1904 80; stockers, 81 2S4S- %
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; iairiy acEve s M .ss~ad
and packers, s45O(E475; prime heavy a M.
butchers weights, As5G510; light, ss9Asos
Philadelphia. s52p(95S W 80
steady TO strong: native ewes. s3.2SgA@o; NesnS
ers, 81 4O0l5 30; Texans a. 4oG45a
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BOSTON, Oct 7.-Closing: -
Atchison 445lNex. Central conn ~
Burlington. " san Dieso'.''...'s
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHANaE.

FEW lUhk sIUNk EANHAN0E-
NEW YORK, Oct. S-The stock market opened
strong, with prices small fractions better than
last night. The market huctuated consider
ably during the day, but never got far from the
opening prices, and closed quiet and rather
heavy, generally at Insignificant changes from
the opening as well as from last nights closing.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroleum-Closing, 601Sc.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on caIl-Easy; closed, offered at ..
Prime mercantile paper-GG7ll. sterling ex-
change-Steady and quiet; sixty-day bills,
ST. 1914; demand, s4s5l4
BONDS.
U. s. Is treg1. -. ll611U. s. Is (reg.)... 9el1
: A fconnnnN IlslI parihc Ito
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Union Pacific Steamers.
THE GRAND.

The palaiial steamer Victorian has been
placed in regular service on the seattle-victoria
route, leaving Seattle ST 3 p. m daily except
Saturday. A c. MARTIN,
u. H. HURLBUEr, General Agent.
A. G.. p. A.
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Hoops CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

Aondsv 3 atneld -colman dock ct o'clock q m.
NAM anrele, Bangor, seabeck. Eoma Homs M.
6oyS ii.sssc for t and Unlon City. Returning
0a Slfy 81 o'clock q 10.
D. ERoUTNAN, Master.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

Io~nox Oct acknowledgements: Money!
az II,iS. 40 account. 944<. Bonds-U. 8. ~
10: u. 4. as. ios Bar silver-44ssd per ounce
Noney-ssGl per cent
BREADsruFFs.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. s. --wheat--In fair dsnandt
No. red winter, s. ID, frm; No . RED SPRING.
Corn-Demsnd for spot improving and futures
fair: spot, IS SID. firm: October, % 5td, nrmt
November, IS I'd, firm; December, % o7zds nrns
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BOOK BLSDERY.
Rail WAYS.

mn NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
3 the line to take to all points East and
south. 1t Is the DINING CAR ROUTE IT
Rms through vestibuied Trains every
lAy IN the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
GO change Of cars)
Doeed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room sleepsrs Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
- mat can be constructed. end in which &C
nodafions are both FRYE and furnished for
Of hrst or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
xNntinuous line connecting with all lines, AZ
5Tnnan sleeper reservations can be secured In
11oce through any agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
&snl nom all points In America, England and
5ups can b purchased 1t any ticket Office Of
enzrss LEAVE sxATrLE As FOLLOWS:
GneG Paul and East, rs q m. and 200 p M
f116nd and south, 6:l1 and $3.50 q m. ana
- olympia. e:ls a. m. and 300 D m.
n Aiscortes and North. s:lo a m. and 900
- Noatssano and Gray's Harbor. $40 D m.
19TAcoma and local, 8: 10 and 9 80 q. m: lz:2s.
~ b:26 and 500 p m
TRAINS ARRIVE
Nm g. Paul and East 1l:69 q m and ll.45
IN Portland and the South. $40 q m, AIS
- as p N.
I'M Olympia, 2:46 and s:45 p. m.
llom Nontesano and Gray's Harbor. s:lb d m
I'm Anacortes and North 1910 and 300 o. m
I'm Tacoma and local S:46, IL :69 q m and
"a E18, e:45, IL LAS p m.
~ shortensd is hours between Seattle and st.
i3eUugh Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara elegant
1ieeeches finest pa ace dining cars between Sc
~ Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily servica
~ Information concerning rates, time of trains
ftT md other details furnished on application 70
s u d CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
ls1 First St, cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
AcUILBEk0, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
6o1kooef corner Yes er avenue and Com merciai
e1i1k olympic block, Seattle, Wash
Is k.QADEAU, General A gent and Depot Ticket
NJ SEATTLE depot, foot Of Third street
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MINING STOCKS.
PortIand Wheat Market.

Portland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND, Oct s.--lSpeciaL l-Wheat-val.
ley, sL50: walla wslla. $40 per GENITAL. Re-
ceipts were 49,424 centals.
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These well-known and reliable specialists treat
al acute and chronic diseases of the eye and ear
They are the most eminent PHYSICIANS on the
American continent As surgeons they are
equaed by none.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Spermatorrhoea Semi
nal Losses, Night Emissions Loss of Vital Powers
Aversion to society, Nearly DISCOURAGED Lack OF
Confidence, Duh, Listless Unfit tor Study or BUSH
ness, permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFOkMITIES and impedi.
ments to marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pletely eradicated without the OF mercury
Scrofula, Erysipelas Blotches. Eruptions, Eczema
Acne. Ulcers, Pimplss, Pains In the Head and
B.nes, etc. permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Weak Back. burning Urine Frequency of Urn
ment on standing. Gonorrhoea. elect, Cystitus
EaTiocele. Hydrocele. etc. permanently cured.
Charges reasonable.
81 RICTURE cured In from fifteen TO twenty
days by the latest ami most scientific methods
Gaia RRH, Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES, Ftstsl Fissure, Reciai Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife ligatCre or caustic No deteu-
ton from business. over 900 cases cured. Treat
meni scientific. safe and painless and wonderful n
Its resultA
LADIES-Au Female Weakness promptly
cured Headache, Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility sleepiessness, Depression, ovarian
Troubles. Inflammation, liberation, Falling Dis
placements DismenorrhRa. Spinal WeaknesS
kidney Complaints, Change of Life, etc.
Office Hours-9 g. m. to p. m. sundays. 9 q
m. 70 ~ m.
~ R-Persons unable TO visit Us may be treated
g. their homes By correspondence Consultation
ffea
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Medium weight underwear at half their xsyus
tomorrow. Hyams, Pauson & Co. 'a-1s
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Heavy natural wool underwear AZ spaet.
prices tomorrow at Hyams, Pauson 4 Co.
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Hops-Easy
Cofee-0ptions opened weak, iSr40 points
down, closing stesdy and unchanged, sales
were Also bags, including Oelober at Sll.3l(D
1l.J0; November, {llJStbll6j: December, $i0.4Jg
1000: January, slo.3Ngl0.55. spot HIo, dull; No.
:, I2lzGdI&s4c-
sugAr-Raw, demand hrmer; refined, firm and
in good demand
sl223.
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DR.. Jaegers sanitary wooden underwear AZ a
per suit tomorrow. Hyams, Pauson 4 ca '.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
Seattle
Paid up capital $500 600
Sufpus..ss 10000
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
transfer money by telegraph TO all cities in the
United States and Europe; deposits OF
money and issue pass books or certificates there
Tor Our facilities for making collections are COM
plete and viii receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
A. b. STEWART. Vice President
L s. j. HUNT. S FRAuENTnAL
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. N. NJ. Rothschild q Sons Paris De
Rothschild Freres: Frankfort A. NJ, L. Won
Steiger & Co: New York. agency of Bank OF Cali
fornia; Chicago, Commercial National Bank;
Boston, Suffolk National Bank; San Francisco
The Bank OF California: Portland. The First
National Bank
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balances, $SS,0t0.
The grain and feed market remains steady
and the receipts OF hay were large Yesterday.
Some hops are coming in on the different boats
for shipment East. The season for grass seeds is
about closed, as but little seeding is done here
in the fail. Potatoes coming in freely,
mostly on consignment Dealers say the Offer
ings are more than equal to the demand. Water
melons are still abundant and cheap. Peaches
seem to be about the only fruit OF which there
10 any scarcity. Cranberries are finding good
demand at $40. 80 per barrel. and the attempt to
break the market has not proved successful.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern
Pacific, $50 tons; Columbia Puget
sound. thirfy-three tons; Seattle. Lake shore
d Eastern, Isl tons BY water -
Puget sound and Alaska steamship Company's
boats, seven tons; Wasco, niue tons: Multno-
NAH, ten tons; Mountaineer, ten tons; Bailey
Gatzert, six tons; Buckeye, five tons; 5. NJ.
kenton, five tons; A. r. Robinson, five tons;
GiIde, two tons. Total shipments, $50 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
AZ the port OF seattle during the past twenty
-FOUR hours as follows: By rai--Union Pacific,
oIo tons: Columbia & Puget Sound, ffty-one
tons; Seattle, Lake shore * Eastern, All tons
Violet, sixty-five tons; Fanny Lake, eighty-fye
tons; Multnomah, fifty tons; Mabel, twenty five
tons; Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com
panys boats. thirty TONS Glide, sixteen tons;
hasco, seven tons; Bailey Gatzsrt, two tons.
Total receipts, 1872 tons
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Panson & 20 StmsS
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Ledd-NominaL
Tin--Stsady: Straits. so TO-
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Ths wheat market opened
unsettled aud l14@l1zc higher than the closing
on Tuesday, but raiiying at the start carried
prices down 1z(GA4c Then the market rallied
irregularly 1Lc, again weakened aud prices de-
clined lie. ruled unsettled and closed lc higher
than on Tuesday. Receipts were 403, 900 bushels;
shipments, $4,000 bushels
wheat-steadv: cash. s7c: December, $3.50
99lSc; MAY. sl.051z-
Carn-Ea.y: cash, 52s4c; October. 52ssG521lc;
May, 4zQg421sc.
Nav, ale
Rye-Steady: s55c
BaFley--Firm; 00SISic.
Pork-ouiet; cash, sa7s@as711; January,
slZS21z
Lard-steady; cash, sd-e71a; January, $3.50
6.s2lz
Shoulders, S. 25Cz6 20; short clear, S7.4O17. 50;
Short ribs steady; cash, s6-9c<G7.l5.
Whisky-sl.fS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct s-Cattle-Receipts 1900:
Irregular, prime natives, higher; other grades.
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1881

DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID (Established on Pacific Coast 1881
Capital paQ osooysVCO
over to increase to. 1VUOO,OOO
surplus. i,oso,oVo
Interest paid on time deposits; general banking
business transacted: foreign exchanges bought
and sold; drafts and teegra phic transfers sold on
the banks branches; also in New York, Chicago
Canada and Hongkong; deposits received subject
TO check.
Notes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed at par
BRANCHES
San Francisco. CAL; Portland Or; Tacoma
Wash; Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster,
NAnaimo and Kamloops, & G.
Manauer
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Sight exchange and telegTaphic transfers on New
York, Chicago, St. Paul, San Francisco. Port
land, and various points in Wash
tngton Oregon and British
Columbia
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

At Deal. Tex, Sunday Mrs. Hickman
was murdered by William Chilcs-
Ray Porter (colored) was lynched by
q mob near Canton. Ala, for the muir
der of Henry Parr, a young white man.
UAlbert Napes. the well-known Co
lumbia college athlete, was drowned in
the surf at Fire Island. n. Y, while
bathing.
Fritz Engle. one OF the oldest c.tizens
of San Antonio. Tex, and worth $780,
ooo. killed himself because he had cam
GER OF the stomach.
Arthur Connover, OF Princeton, H..
aged is years, was struck by train
while crossing the c.. B. & q. tracks at
Miles and instantly killed.
John y. Crannell. OF Champaign. Ill,
a carriage manufacturer, dropped dead
while on his way horne Saturday night
Heart disease was the cause of death.
Prof w p. Ferguson who has filed
the Latin chair in the Wesleyan univer-
sity of Mount Pleasant. Ia, for some
years, has resigned and viii 60 to New
York 10 enter the ministry.
Thomas Stevenson and John Stafford,
two farmers of Ottawa county. Kan.
took refuge during the storm of Friday
night in barn. The barn was crushed
by the wind and both men were killed.
Some heavy Yields of oats have been
harvested in Ford county. Ill Il. w.
Holmes, Of Ludlow. gathered 1870
bushels ot white Russian oats on
twen.y.four acres Of land and i,t2o
bushels of mixed oats on twenty acres
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

the praeS.Cai collapse OF Bsinaeeca's
power. Outside Of tse forces now en-
gagged in the death struggle there zrs
sErgeats 10 Santiago. and they
would. with this city as the
base Of operations. soon ossrrUa
al the southern pEs1sinees. The
railroad % Santiago has not been
dlsturb bed. and with the capture
or Valparaiso the fall Of the eSpi-
tai would be matter % few hours
On the other hand. the defeat Of the in
snrgents would mean results little less
decisive. for the rebels have put forth
all the strength Eh2t they have. and
Bzlmaeeda would not be able TO follow
up the victory ard take possession of
Iquiqas and the northern provinces un-
IL the arrival OF the new wsrships, the
Errazuriz and the Pinto.
Admiral Brown. commanding the
American feet here, and commanding
officers of the other foreign naval
forces have com bined 10 protect the
lives and property of the foreign citi-
zsns, and IN case of an attack on the
city marines and bluejackets from the
foreign warships viii probably be iand-
ed 10 see that order. so far as the for
eign element is concerned. is preserved
DEsPEsArE rieHr IN NICARAGUA.
GRANADA. Nicaragua. Aug. IA
desperate II yht occurred here Sunday.
in which the chief OF police and six
men were killed and many others were
wounded There had been more or less
friction in the country for some time
and it was feared that revolutionary
movement was on foo, The govern
ment had made all the overtures to the
opposition which it thought consistent
with its dignity and safety. but they
had been declined Then it was de-
cided 10 take measures which would
prevent any possible attempt at rebel
lion In pursuance of this policy or
ders were issued to arrest Gen Zavala,
Anselma Rivas and Enrique Guzman.
This order was executed Sunday morn
ing As soon as the rien were arrested
and before they were got to the prison
q number of their pGrtisans got to-
gether and made desperate attempt to
rescue them. A volley was fired into
the guards. which wounded several Of
them and killed the chief of police.
The guards returned the FIRE WITH
fatal effect. The government was
fully prepared and reinforcements
were Immediately sent to the be-
leaguered guards With the reinforce
ments short work was made of the
friends of the men under arrest and
a L L Il
however. until several interchanges
of shots had taken place, in which, as
above stated, six men were killed out
right and fully fifty were more or less
seriously injured. After order had been
restored the streets were patroled by
bodies of troops and all is quiet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

decide the fate Of the country. The
battle has been raging practically
for three days The drst engagement
was al the mouth of the Aconcagua on
Friday. and resulted in . reverse to the
is now being made at vina del Mar
beach, directly across Valparaiso bay
and less than miles away.
When news reached here that an
army OF 5000 rebels had been landed
at Quintero bay Thursday, Balmaceda
and his generals were taken by sur
rise. but the utmost activity was used
la getting troops To the front, II pos
sibls. TO prevent the invading army
from crossing the Aconcagus
river Immediately south Of the
bay. The arrangements were
made hurriedly and only little over
half Of the troops were available for
this purpose. Six of the insrrgent
warships were anchored in Cosnon bay,
st the mouth of the river. and under
the cover of their guns the army of the
janta undertook the task of forcing q
passage OF the river on Friday morning.
A mos: desperate and bloody battle
resulted. lasting pretty nearly all day.
A CALLING fire from the inurgent artil-
lcry, which was parked on the north
ern bank of the river, aided by the
heavy batteries and machine guns
from the ships, was too much for
tho government troops and they
were forced TO retire, which they
did 10 good order Both sides fought
with the utmost valor. and the des-
perate character of the battle may be
judged from the fact that while less
than 10000 troops were engaged the
list of casualties will foot up nearly
5000 men killed and wounded.
The general In command of the gov
ernment forces selected a strong po-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
CLOuDBURsT PENNSYLVANIA.
Pottsvtlls's Streets Turned Into Miniature
Rivers by tho Water.

PottSvuls's streets Turned Into Miniature
Rivers by tho Water.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. ga fearful
cloudburst broke over this city Sunday
afternoo and the water poured down
in torrents for an hour. The thunder
and lightning were frightfuL. The cul
verts were unable to carry all the water.
Some burst and portions of the town
were flooded. Fully 400 families
were driven to the upper stories of
their homes and their cellars and kitch-
ems are filed with water and Shiny
mud. Railroad and Coal streets were
turned into rivers 8 and 4 feet deep,
and the raging torrents car
ried all sorts of goods and
debris down to the Schuylkill river.
Cars on the Reading & Penn
sylvania railroad were moved by the
flood and a passenger train on each
road was blocked at st. Clair by the
washing down of coal on the
tracks. The Reading train moved to
the station with men ahead in water
up to their waists clearing the track of
lumber and rubbish. The silk mill and
other buildings were flooded and the
fire engines were put to work pump
ing out the cellars. Pavements were
torn up and the bricks and stones car
ried away. The damage is estimated
at over 100000. Reports from Miners
vile, St Cla,r, Port Carbon, Schuyikill
Haven. Girardville and Mahanoy Plane
tell the same story of devastation and
damage by the rs-in and flood
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

work To strengthen it as much as
possible. All day long Saturday the
insurgent forces pushed their way
steadily forward. driving the COM
paratively small government force
before them. IL was constant
sl<irmish for IS miles over
broken country. At every point of
vantage the Balmaccdas made
stand. and while they constantly were
forced TO give way before superior
numbers they retarded the advance and
gave the main army at Vina del Mar
chance to better prepare for the deci-
sive fight lt was not until late ia the
evening that the attacking army ar
rived la front of Bamaceda's
main line OF defense. II was
then too late 10 give hattie. In the
meantime President Balmaceda. with
every available man in this department,
with himself in command. went TO the
front lie had over $4,000 availa-
bic fighting men. willis the in
surgens forces had been reduced
of the government line is Fort
Callso, the heavy guns Of which have
done good work in the battle, bota in
rakiax the enemy by land and prevent
ing the iasurxent feet, which hNd en-
tered the bay Saturday night, from do
ing anything more effective than long
range firing There was some desul-
tory firing late Saturday afternoon. bat
IL was only skirmishing. The congre--
sionalists attacked in force Sunday
morning. and sll day long tbs battle
ragged with the utmost kerceness
The most intense excitement. prevails
In this city. The roar OF heavy artil-
lerv and the sharp rassle OF snail arms
resound through the streets Thou
sands Of people are watching the dcs-
persts struggle which Is being
fought under their very eyes.
The western shore OF the bay.
from Fort valdevia. on the ex-
treme northwestern point 20 Fort
Andes. on the southeastern
shore. is lined. sud great crowds OF
anxious citizens have fouad places on
puprss aud san Antonio points the
landing place. the floating docks aad in
fact every other place from which even
the most unsatisfactory glimpse OF the
cont-udiur armies could be had
There Ia constant stream of
wounded being brought iato the city
fron The fort. and temporary hospitals
are being stsed up wherever possible.
Nesriv all The women who bad not left
the city have volenfeered their services
"a nurses. and they ard the full med
teal forc. of the city have
their hands fnll Fron ths wounded
sad sheir attendants only he most frsg-
m-ntsry information a 20 the prcyrsss
Of ths exhs can be obtained. ard e -
utterly lrnpossisls At this writing 90
form any iuag,nsns az % which side "a
getting the better cf it
Should ths rs~oiutionisss sue~sed ;.
defeating ~ rapuisina the vnsevnan~r's
trcop. they would have - erpss . ssnsii
sr~ek ~hieh s~psrssss ths beach from
sh~ village ~ vlna lei Mar. sna taking
rcss~-sisu - Ne siiisus. wowia - "a
ths fvsf - Fe~s r,llss. wfsh tks fsst
On @n~ ssa~ ~ th~ fevs sns ~ tn<sre-n'
srrsr sa sb@ ashss u ~oufa ~ setsn
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